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New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
rrpopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LNEgPooL, Feb. % provisions Bacon. Cumberland Cut
us 3D. Long Clear Niddle 2Ss I'd; short Clear Middcs
2Ss ID: RIBS. 29s Cd Shoulders 23s. Od
Beei-s2s for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess 52s ID
Pork-Pr1me Mess 5ls 0d per bDL. Prime Ness Eastern
bls Western. 43s Cd Lard American. 32s.; Prime est
eTn Od.; Lard OIL. 3Ss. Oh Hams-Long Cut 3gs.
Shoulders 55s 30 Butter 5js 0d finest United
States. Cheese-A mencan Choice ass Cd Wheat-Ied
western SPRING 7s ID 07s. 6d Red Winter I'd s 3D.
per centa Is I'D. ew Western Winter rs Id
New Mixed Western. -. Sd; California 40. d
lld Californian No. 2 6s ga Gossd GENITAL Produce
spnts OF TurDentne. 30s Gd do at London 30s Od
ewt Kenned petroleum.. gallon. CIOverSeed-
American Red 4Vs per Taov-2)s "a. Dercwt Rose
Common "a "a: Pale lis I'd d0a Cd Linseed OIL 2Os
100 per cwL Iallow-Eine American. 25s Sd Prime City
24s 3D. per American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
3D.: fore quarters. i2d. per n.
LONDON. Feb Produce-Lnseed OIL. a2l o. a s0 0s.
per tun Calcutta Lnseed 44s6d quarter fAnseed
Cake 81 0s a 81 ls ton Refined Petroleum. I'd. a
6Sd gallon spirits Turpentne. 30s Od cwti
Sperm OIL 2lS per ROein-ComInon 3a Cd per cwL;
Pale i6s dlla Proylsions-Lard. 3os. Od Der cwt Tor
Americans; sugar. las %. cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
yolazng e6 and l3s I'd l3s 9dor Cuba Muscovadc fair
$ennne anOsti Australian Tallow-Beet 2ss. Cd 026s
&d.i Mutton. 26s 90. 92es Cd Cocoa Nut On-Ceylon
kx7 ss. Cochin. $50 o.
ANTWERP. Feb 29-WilcoI's Lard closed at 80 francs
pef 100 kos.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NPw YoRK Tuesday Feb. 23.-BEEV ES-R Receipts were
q 81 head all at GOst and all for MI rastuan
O trade In Live Cattlo. Feeling steady
Dressed Beef scarce aud little hrm. but the
Common and Medium grades are slow Of sale Ordinary TO
choice carcsss,4 sold d-4c. httie Extra Beef was
sold AT the slaughter houses at 9Gil9c.
Receipts Of Western Dressed 30 Ell Ur the week ending sat
urday February lJl loads. Demand far
al 70 i2c with no Choice Ohcre'l. ~
shipments today 240 quarters OF Beef ana 200 carcasses
o Mutton IN the Nevada by Joseph Eastman.
CALVES Receipts lO head the irRer part nt Wash
Demand active and prices tm with Poor to
Choice Neals selling AT ape. No Grdssers offered
Calves steady hut quiet At 'dI &c Tor Dressed
Dressed Neals aud 90.c for
Dressed with choice selling from the slaughter houses
sacs%C. collins: Veas Poor 0lGO H. at &c: 3
Fair do 7c 81 Gsod TO Choice Co. Il0d2OO u, at
tyrrtt q CO. % Jerse, Veals sjdl32 10, at Gdsi2c
q Williamson Il Jersey Neals. % n 100 d. AT SdJc.
~ Auplcgrt: JersCy We as, 100 lRO N,
SHIP AND LAM BN-Rec ceipts were l. cars OF Gi head,
and g. head were received at Washington Market Not
snough doing T. make a market but sellers holding
trm Fair Good sheep 50 at @ and deckload Of
The ~ Spnnt Lambs received at Washington Market had
S~d SO head for Far O Prime with
scectei selling at s. 6 tciL
r ssed slow G0Sc with 9c obtained for ChOlce
Heavy McthcTs Dressed ambs dull at Sd lOc and Extra
aualfy brought lOIc al the slaughter houses
sale. T. Sadler Co. l3 MISSOURI sheep. lO2 h, at &c
Newton Gnlett late yesterday 2o2 Ohio sheep 0i TO- at
5cc l6I do % n. at 20 4Oi - do 81 No. al jc
Dllenback q Dewey 10 state sheep. 81 y. at DC 2l3
Western do m &c; 100 state Lambs, 20 n at dNc.
g. Collins: IA spring LAMBS, at $40 per heaii do at
Eyeriit & Co. opnnR Lambs Cholce, at ST. per head
~ We q ot. 10 Jersey sheep. so 10. at 6Lc.
UDGS-RcceDts were 2s cars OF 4llU hcad-2l cars at
iOh st aud Jersey City None for sale alive Nomi
country Dressed Grm aud fraction higher Heavy are
ouotrd ai Medium at 6l. &C. Light States at w
az ec and Light Jerseys at 626io.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
corr,v MAnKsr,-sY TELEGRAPH

fIyEErOOL Feb % II 80 D. mCOttOn dull and prices
generally buyers favor. Aduns panda. Llodi do.
~: slic@-t.uUu baer, including 800
for speculation and export receipts 27U bales including
25 500 American. Futures dur; Cpands Low Middug
clause aud ApUl OrlivrrY. 4 i1.i 49,. do April
an May delivery { - sd do MAY and June delivery
l.Gid. do aud July delivery SO 6id' do. July
ana delivery. 1G1sd. do. August and september
delivery. jt-utd ......
~ N sales OF the day included Gloo bales Amer
can 5000.
FUTURES Gu steady. Upldnds Low Middlng clause
delivery 4ttld. OuyCrsj do. February ana
Mnrcu delivery. 1 i1-bfd. buyers do March and April
delivery 5o4d, buyers. do. Apn and Nav delivery
4 , .J.d sellers. do May and June delivery, Jl.btd
DuycT- do. Jun, July delivery j5-Gid DuycrH do
td. value, du. August
Srptcmbcrd ii nvtrV. Gid. sellers
in---Cutton-Futures close, quiet; CplandsL Low Mid
February dciNCfy. t--Gid sellers; do req
ruary ana delivery is-Oid sellers do March ana
Alr delivery A~-iiu sellers do April ana May driiv
ery aluA do. May ami June delivery JI-o,d
srlcrs do June aud Juy delivery ! o uiu sellers; do
uelyeTY, JGItd. buyers do. August
aud September delivery . 6L6id value
GALVESTON, -. tOttOu quiet Mddlng, S's; Low
Midung Sis Good Ordinary. ll.lB; net and gross re-
ceipts. baics sales 800 uacs stock b62I1 baes.
SAVANNAH. FoD -. OttOu uull Mddling. Sl2, Low
MIddling. llb: Good Ordinary, 1910. net receipts
1878 bales; gross l,6l bales sales $50 bales. so X
sOSsG bales.
NEwOaLRAys. Feb 23.- Cotton easy Mdding. s 5lGi
MIddI!Dg. 1916. Cool ordinary, 10; net re.
celpts gpI bales gross lO5Sl bales exports 10 Great
britain the Continent, 1917 bales
37O.Obb bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

An application was made Yesterday to Justice
Barrett in slpreme Court Chambers behalf OF WoOson
Moore author of Cinderella School" other plays
Edward Hoist the actor for an injunction restraining
Michael Leavit from continuing the production OF lot
atef drama OF which they are the authors Last July
arranged with the defendant that he should place the
play upon the boards and should pay them ROYALTY Of 40
week. ecquip e company and sent It on the road with
the play but refused 10 The roya unless tie authors
paid named Phillips for making certan minor altera
iiOnS the LcAvtt pad portion OF the due
TIN eatcne1 with the law but neglected 10 the
for whi suit has been begun Justice Barrett took the
papers
a. Churchill continued her testimony yesterday
before Van Worst in the Court in
regard to the undue intimacy with her husband with which
charges Miss Joseph Lewis She sand that she had
noticed undue familiarity between her husband AMI Miss
fifty times and described instances
examination the witness emphatcdlly denied
that had charged by ler husband undu
tnacy with other and said that had asked
10 1--we with him again since she left hi but she always
tn.a .a1
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24

Do Medium Chce. al 45 Do Cal Lima 230o2 %
Do, Poor to Good lua - Green Peas bbIsl l5SI l7b
d.. Pea Choice. / s6d 81 20. do. b~gsl 12L 0l Is
DO. Poor 10 Good. lOnl 3D southern h. r. per
d.. white KiGrH. 1911 81 2bu bag.....-... $50
Do, Poor 70 GoSc sOUl COL
BUTTER
Receipts for the week le5G7 pkga Exports G77 pksa
OF fresh er anery 20 keep the cacd sJppis from
cu uatng and the trade throughout the week has bean
yeneraiy dull and unarisactJy Buyers have been prse
ing har Tor lower prices claiming that tne competition with
between the genuine ard must be
before retilers will drop the the later.
sides We have Lad yarIey OF wea'hsr--
cold enough for the Esqaimaax 10 temperature strongly
situation Indeed the ooston susceptible Of
influences that have shown disposition
and good buyers have not allowed
T. 80 slight difference. 10 vlues AT the close
EASY leeng prevails The hnest OF Elgn ~
33c and not clear ntte Extra Penn.
but wh9esae buyers supply their
wants az 34c For the w OF FIncy Western,
er than Elgn Sc IL obtain d. but Ieaving thar
high grade which thero but tto arrying we Ind
no raj ofe Of fresh goods 20 lc AMI plenty OF
melium prime grade at ld2 Western held creamery
Is TOW at 90llc For the Imite q nifty o, new ststs
show all new milk fancy qu lily bring the latter
prce Old dairy In ut quoaJe change but the arset
l. dull any effort sales would some decline
The m Ell quantity Of d1irics let well c5nroued
throughout the bat tls OF une down
10 Common quality there anxiety 10 do bust
S. and IL PROBABLE that buyr for Lines OF goods would
be met upon somewhat Ower basis LIMITATION Creamey
finest marks But little W stern Dairy arriving and bat
te wanted owing to generally quality Fine fresh
Ia tory Il quite and shows hrmness 9ood,
medium aud low grades dull VerS little inquiry for rolls
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
SITE OF TRADE.

BOSTON Feb 23.-FIour ouot Western suDerdre So o0o
s 10 Patent Winter What's s. lJ@sj So corn quiet.
steamer Yelow Sle steamer h'Eel % 5'; NS%Tade -
snorts anl inltti5;!lH rflV'sJl. s&t3ilg & 5att95.
Receipts Tor today-Flour 0bOo bbs; $500 sacks:
Corn. $4,000 ousn. oats. 6i.OOO ousn" short+ S'oJO
BUFFALO, Feb. 23:-Wheat Grmer No J Hard northern
Pacing S4tqgSS; a no ned WiGe "a &c; GoIn a GGi
at &c. OatsNo. White Western at 81 G3sc Bari y
Mlcat sUI bush. Corn. 1000 bush; oats 75G bush bush
Barney, l6.O0U bush slpmentstiOur. 800 Dds wheat.
1000 Oush.
nm Howard street and western super 50 ~ IS OO do
Extra - 4,Gs4 ID do Ia my % !j@Sl IS Gitv Mls
- c2G,4 Is: ratlp'cc einily. 50 90 49, suoerlasy4
southern Red. gJGj6c.: An0rr g6agsc. M
;4Pa9i'ac Eorn-SontnerU guict and e'sISr western
a. qc Western dlxed SPOT 4s'4 az SC feOrar. iss
a4o &C. Mar H. 4dr.G Se, NAY - S,eSng
western wmir 3oa.oc. SiiIea 50 @J Sc: penn
ssG I1 ana oaef dos. oss ' ST. oil IS
S9 PSS "4S1t y SYOI 9 S". %a SST 5S5 t
Ob. $4,000 bush SAlcs-wnSat $4,000 ousna Corn
oNclsx.n Fen 20 ron, quiet and steady. Family
"a lUasi 50: tancy. ~ 4o:sA D. Wheat hrn M hei
No , Mirei 5sa319c pato nrm No H.soi 3. 4@s3c
Pots .Ict,v At 81! i2, Laru quet a. 10 gia 3ulS.
st'adv. ,honliart - % sl!rJ,'D 8 9oGsj 60
Bacon auet ann caser 7ion'ort 81 80 saorcro 81 q
shorl 'lotr - J7l2 "hS%ev itn and stetiy - VI 10
Bntcncrs a lOdsi 90 eccUt' 2o73 ieIi shlp
Ueut~. Ga u"-n
pEraorr Feb 2Jwheat dali Va Whit 9liic.i ca.h aud
anc MarcI. ~ &c Nav 8lSc; No s .ted. ~ -
flcceiDt- 1900 bu-lL COrn-No 1 AOpdSlc Oats-No z
Wmte Jj'4r- 40 I A5b-
MLwAUkRf Feb. 2t-Fiour nrncr. Wheat nrm
tas sc. NAV ~ 10. June, ~sc ,oru easier No =
SO. OaI- steady NJ. = auc rive steady 40 /. 69c.
BaTicV quict: No. . sic IrOyisIons lower: Mess
PORK. February. - 90 tlrd-pume rteam
t'lmce creamery l5al-c Chpr.e-BosI Cr.a lOPtit.
Egya- FreslsalJc Receuis Flour. l2SDO pbis. Wheat
Is 100 barley. li.17u Dust Hipmenis-FouE 20
bbs. Wheat. 2l3J Jusrs Bsrl'f. l4.5oJ Oufh
MfsNFAPoLi- MINI. Feb. 2t.-Wheit-No. Hard. Cs-h.
s-c: February. March, s'lc; April, VOc; May.
g-L"
PfoEiA fcb 2}.-Corn active: Sew High Mixed. 33L99
"a 49,: o. NiAel. A3d sc oats active No. Whli" ~
0a.c No. Mi1ei JOic. N,e duu 30. .. SGhlc.
bus. Shpmcnts-COrn. $1,000 bush. oats. 1000 bush
kye 1000 bush.
81 LOUIS reb 23.-FIour firm; XX. ~ 8O6s3 10. Xxx;
- - - 3 CHOICE - f1Dsi 70 3
rancy IS Patents. 40 - 50 Wheat active
No Z 80, February. b3c. March, ~ &C O.d
NAV "a Ld9J gc. corn weak No. Mixed asn. HJAHSb
February. 3I7ct March 81 rct Nav 81 " Oat- qlet :
81 &c Hvr nrnrr aOc Barl~v mencan 900 '0c but
ter qmct Creamery q Sue. Dairy. lSa%tc tggs lower
FIaI unchanged. uav steal, UNCHANGED bIan
b &. at mil cora NeE ara W sSOt WHISKY 81 ~
Pork. sll - Bukmeats-L1ng clear - g.. SnOrt th
g. s5 -hOr Cirar. - urw n 80 30 GsJ 9 H..
H,c.tpf wheat 10000 toru.
,IU Du.sL 2popU 1000 pu-n.. Barlev.
1900 ~hiDusntsFiOu-. - Oh nDtA Wheat. 5,uUO
Dusl- corn 2ilulJ nu,L OItA 10000 DLiL Rye, 0OUO
LLhI.. BsTiCt, l.UpO
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY rELEGRAPn.

Cuc AGO Feb 23- journal reports: Cattle
pece,na 30 90 head, shipments 1900 head sTOng
sbinninD steers StOckers and Feeders
* 30 Cows Bulls ami Mixed 81 5Od$3 76i Bulk 81 30
ag3 IS. ...---. . oo, --..
Rougb and Mixed. ~ 900 ~ 2Oi Packing anO Shipping
"a 1Ugt4 90, Light s3 709Si % sgIDs 81 S0aS3 10
Shep-Receps 5000 heaai shipments 1000 heal marSet
firm. - 006S4 ON western. - oOQtl oO LAMBS
a. uOa - 90 Texans ~ OOds3 10
Rrrr,Io Feb 23-CItN- Receipts t0.dav, 5l total
for week thus 1880 mead Tor time sS week 1850
head cattle for sale. - - 49,.
TODAY. 500 head total for thus far
IN % ncal, foT .ame 10 900 head consigned
throi9b = cars to New.YOrk A cars on sale ;
market steady and firm Common % Fair So 7ogSi 2oi
nod 10 ChoceSi 20 asa TO- Extra 81 7jdSO 50 Lambs hm
Good 10 choice sold at 50 7jQt6 So Canada Lambs So 10
Uoaseceipts to-day 900 head total for 'hns TAR
ls 20 head time last weex 1920 heal con
signed through o cars 4 10 NswfOIs H. ~ cars
on sale, market dun and lower; pigs 81 29esi az az
light MiIed 81 20af4 40 selected Mediums ~ oO qti W
Choice Heavy - 20 6si 6O Rough Ends ~ 00@s 10 .
market closed with continued DOWNWARD 'chuehoy l'A"'
Ieft over. an ,,,. pooon,a I ooo .hpments
AOo market active Fair Choice Naive 5hlDpha steers
~ oOS5 26 Native Butcher steers - IeGs4 So Sows
and Heifers 81 25ds3 80 stockes ana feeae" - ''~
81 10. .--.-.. q koo r,oh, "a s6 n
"a TX, Pacs1ng 81 7O1s4 l6i HEAVY, ~ 20 ass 90 ,
Shssp-R ReceiDta 2SOO shipmentf dUoo' mn'AVs u @'
active Common TO Choice. 50 3O@to w.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24

state bonds were neglected but quotations ruled
VTripia is deferred at lj7salI OF city bank stocks
Metropolitan sold ujl a: 40, and Continental d4l at
The general bond market comparatively duh. but
a strong tone prevailed, aud generally the closing
Ihe Fries quiet and hardly ~ nrm tue second
cousols closed at 1904 eNcoupons at s4l2, but the
udedC coupon - Ht ~. Canada Southern
hr.i js wero strong at lo7 and the seconds ~ 92h
West shore guaranteed l. were nrn at ioJa lo57 ad
BIunorc aud Ohio - sold ht iUA. missouri Kansas
and Texas general "a were st"'d at ~ ana ihe
~ were up l., al -. Rome. WatortOsn aud Ogdens-
burg - To- 9iA ana The Incomes sofa at 81 Am r.
can DocK aud Improvement - were easier at 95A.
as tennessee Virginia and Georgia consoi b. rosr to
and closed at - and the incomes were up to 204 Co
q2lo Northwestern dcbenture D were up to lO-.
Green Bay, Winona and - Paul Incomes rose 10 90.
Dr,yrr and Rio Grande hrsts we're NJ / to ll0A the
conspl receipts strODg at 9JsH9j. and Western r-t~
n Knusas Pacific sold ~ 1882. but oregon
Short Line Us were easier at lOOl?a lOUs Southern
Pacific Of California frais were unusually actl. at
{9I and hrss Rio Grande Division sold At 80 j3i2
Northern Pacific hrsts were en-ef At w. and
the seconds 90 ST. Louis and san Francisco general
Tne Clearing House statement follows EX-
changes, Sl5l. .2Gl.jGO, balances, SG.2j5.3ls.
The Cnited states Treasury at Washington received
Tne receipts were s73l 543 ana the Internal
revenue receipts were S633.9li
The foreign exchange markets are quiet and firm.
The DAYS engagements Of gold for shipment to Europe
amount to S07600O. Quotation, Tor business are
unchanged as follOws: Bankers bills - s7A ana
II ag for long and short sterling respectively; 5lG4
and > for francs 9ja and 9Gs for relchmarks
40 and 4Oi4 for Rullders.
The sub Treasury to-day gained on balance 81 lG2 $40,
made up by gains OF Sl.s726il coin UrobaDly
nriurlualy gold engaged at the Assay Oce and by
transfer, and $3.50 900 currency. The days operations
onVcrcd Receipts S3J2l 100, paymentt, Sl,33S4 AGO;
resulting In balances OF Sl2,3Gs,OH currency and
SIG4 .OgO,2l3 coin.
Money ruled easy with the principal business on call
al | - per cont and the range ig02 per cent
In London British consols. after irregular small huc.
tuatons closed unchanged at lOl BIG for money and
lG higher at 1908 for account United States bonds
were steady. American railways were firm at the open
ing and later advances and closed at figures
higher than the concurrent home prcca Bar silver
I'D INT reacted lB aud cOsed at 40 lllOi.
Ihe II INK OF England lost $4,000 bullion on balance.
Al Paris French per cents declined from 81 80 TO s2I
DELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN.
THE TRIBUNE OF January 80 printed the Delaware.
Iackawanna and Western Companys brcf report OF It's
operaons sj, showing net earnings OF S2240 $780,
or : 80 per cent It's stock. To-day tho
nort f. published together with the cOmpanys balance
sheet which compared with that OF December 81 1884,
Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Riccr. Vessels and Rauro1ds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Spot Rio quiet aud steady at sac for FAIR
new sales r ported Options were qui february was
points higher. med demand GeIer
ally unchanged the close was steady scott bougat' segs
sold April Kntz also sold that option, dd also Cohen
liaIida sold February and March The speculation
tame and there SPECIAL significance in the individual
trad Sales 1880 bags closing as follows february
6SO6 .S5; March. G.BJ 6G.7O: A.r1 Mu6Dj7O; May,
6.65d 5dGiO June. 67OG6.75; July. 67jD 80 August,
B.75dG8D; September. GSoGOS5; ctlber. 6SOG y.o5i :
November G.SJUG5O Mild rTadeS steady saes 100 bags
MaracaibO lOJ bags CGlenz and 300 mats Mandelng
private terms.
COTrON-Spot Cotton quiet ard Lice lower. Sales
It's bales NO deliveries. Receipts at the ports todty
CGj7 bales. against lG24i this day last week and
1900 lear since septcmbcr !, 446G,iS7, against
332 or for IN period last season.
The quotations according 10 the American classihcduon
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
ylspesuppy OF Gram tne Cmtei STATES ami Canldr


GUNNY RAGGING-steady anG moderately active at
HAY ASD STRNw-Gay in smaller supply ana rather
drmcr; demand fair Prime rye straw firm win @ nyat
ping Oe 75c; Clover 80 7Oci clover Mixed soc No
Hlbfs onlmon stead but qui.t River Pia!s hrmer OF
late with more acyy ry AonteVideP S So At & a = - c
savana ls'.c; Puerto Cabello and lagnayIa a. lGac
DAYS they run; Mexican at l0@e city slaughter
7l.i Sisa I Lie. Jue butts quiet 3IG
MoLAssEs-Lower cagoes Of boiling stock at 2lc Tor
NAVAL sTOREs-splrits Turpenune on the spot moved
Gssed' MAY IS G5Oc bid and asked; June S6o3; lsci
Juy. 35a5.c; August 5aJ7ci urst half year 3J"S' t
oiLTrade rather slow and prices generally UNCHANGED
b. 2G Crude Menhaden, 2sci Light Pressed do
seaS"S sn@sT YeoW 25 &c. truS wa 5aG42c Natural
Winter lGa47c Beachcd do 49, - 2ci Crude SPERM
fSrN no sales reported to
Sacitd Sa ant S PGfSSS SSdso g Is oT old are and S %
Sew M RS SSEs and % @ Sc das5 Is Ts Sr
and haPsGG @ FSa m Ms, 6D $40 pacSet
sll I0dsl2 90 IN bbs Family s,2 IggslS 90 -'BEIEE
HhTLT dfir at isHS, S VITA &
larry eies sales $1,000 los plcSed Bellies u p
Hans 'c Picked shoulders quoted Ala SCI smoked
SRSnaer AMI no@nay unchanged
in ES SSe qnStSa qsa s. Hos Ses
Hold to Grm prices with fair demand eiy ne3Sy SeI %
lower today selling down couple OF points closing slry
steady Cash trading is moderate In good par6 Tor % e1po.
grades closed 35c sales $50 tcs for home use 6SSS
ic 800 tcs export B32 QG3lc free On board 3OUe
tcs hpTil G3Sc. closing 636q6.3sc.; 1000 tcs May,
"a 5d6Iic closing Gl3GG4lc. $500 tcs June tt0S
Il 5Oc CITY steam easier ana active;
sales 80 cs. G25 G3Oe REFINED Continent 605c and
SOuth American Soc UTIER-Jhe market mas NOT
varied in any particular, with moderate cs demand
has'sTa sssGe Eaa &c., sss Dairy fiif S
27c; Western factory, llG20c.; Imitation & SreameTy,
ment is light prices show decided change stare V
IOc Night skins 5s.G7c; Western nat le9 &c
EGiS "A shade lower. state, "A 2c estern -9d
"a ic; southern 23 d24 2c Lined state. lsSlsiscj DO
Western. l7Glll2c
RICE-In fair demand at 39634c. -, ,a.
SUGAR-Raw dull. weak and nominal; Fair refining.
bi.c NO test centrifugal 57c. Refined dull and weak
Cut Loaf 6'sc crushed 6c Cubes 1,iGS Pawaerea Si
5iSc Confectionery A." 6c standard "A. To- 10 nc;
on A." 5a.c.; White Extra 60" 5Nsci EAtra ~ oe~
5Ic; ''C G." 5lsd5l4c. Yellow. TsGjc. -,
sTEARIS R~Dul and nominal city quoted 6aae'sc and
oT%ILoW~Fariy active and steady. Prime CITY quoted
4Lc. sales, 10000 10, 4l2c.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
CALENDARS TODAY

surRENE COURT. cHANBERs Before Barrett J. - Nos.
81 % 80 80 80 o. 81 So CO. 81 95 96. gs III, I20.
2s3. 2g3. POS. 296. 299. 800 3Ol
SUPRgME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-PART I.-BcfOre Don.
hue JNos lUl 495 80 l02 AL 49, 2g5. "a 273. 5l7.
81, S2s 52a' 1873. I5i. '''' '-''
SUPREME CoURT-ClncUT-PART I.-Before Lawrence, j.
POS 1873 2Ois 9ii 1918 I42S, 1850 1865 1856 1876.
stFRESk COURT -CiRcUT-PiRI lI-Before Andrews, J.
iG3s iSJ5. i547 l5So 5G3 i5e4 ''''' ''- --O'
SUPREME CoURT-ClRcuI-PART III-Beforc Beach, j
2l7J2l57 2l2I S}2 2l55 2lG G13 1887 2i36 2ll7 1886
5Si. 1893, 2lS@ 2lNH. 2l@O
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuII-PART IVBefoIe Van Worst, J.
ase on - CacAuar.
sUaRoGATE's COURT-Before Rollins s.-No day calen
dar.
sUrRRIoR CoURT-srEcIAL TERN-Beforc IngrahaIn j.
suPERioR CoURr-TEiAI TERM-PAET I.-Beforc Freedman
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Co@S0S PLEIs-EQUTY TERN-Adlourned for the term
COMMON PLEAs-TIAL TKIy-PAhI I-BeiOfe Day, j.
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CRY CouRr-GExERAL TERM-Before Nehr5as Hall and
Enrich. j. J.-AdjOurned to 1hurs'iay February 70.
COURT OYER AND TERiNEK-Adjourned until to-
|ovEi OF GENERAL sUssloXs-PART I-Before Judge
CowIng and Assistant District Attorney BedOfdNOs l. 2
3, T. .. 81 5. 8. 10, H. ~ IS a. TO- 49, H. lo 49,
cGrf1 OF GENERAL sEssIoxs-PART II-Before Recorder
Smyh ana Assistant District Attorney Purdg.-NOs 3,
A. D. D. 9 10, H. H. l3 IA 10, l6 H. lS 10. 20, 2l
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24

GHIcAoo Feb. 2S.-rlonr firm snd unchanged Choice
WINTER Wheat ~ @oest 30; Spring Wheat s37o9s4 90!
Grades 81 00 Rye Flour sS JoasS 80 In bbs
eest nig sales ansedI February s0a A. closing
~ to March. sOsdol 10. ii sc, Nav al 80
20: elo.ns st s9sc No spnns 81 aasS NC: NO 3
kprinf. TWO Corn lowert Cash. 37hH3Sa, Rphri.
kH T9a37 &c eiosns ~ ~ So March d87 7c closing
xc &ay 40s &C.. closing At 40 30 0sts dull salss
fensod Oash BOO. February SDd3Oiso- March 30a
3kS5c, Nay. s2'Ssso, closing st a21e kye1sa l. $50
Eenruery $40 g0asl0 yo March, $40 2a1si0 95 closing
n, ynd99syS0$io 70: MAY fll lodsll IS closing al
S1ssS oIs March ss o. as o5 May
~ oS shor. uissf sdea 80 ass So Rscspta- yionr
oos Wheat 1000 bush: Corn 392 600 9Bshi data
vAA"oV sasna Hye 5000 ousn.i Barley l00Q shlpmspts
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Forthe week ending Tuesday. Feb 23 1856


Receipts for weak-B ans 2445 bbls Peas 220O bush
Expors-Beans. All pkgs Peas, e bush The relatively
large supply beans coupled with very moderate
easier feeling and some urgency TO sell
choice stock selling 81 U5d$ "a b. but the latter Is pc
coming extreme price TO the oObng trade Medium ana
Pea fairly steady at 81 10 and 81 toGsl 90 resp.a
exceedingly dull Choice Red Kidney aagluaed guetd
but held steady. Turtle soup still without deinsnu
and reduced quotations must be considered hs
on grades domestic of all kinds are drug on ne
and the in price them and choice
stock WAS never greater Prme California lima seuns
moderately Green peas unchanged In price put uu S
Black Eve held higher. ,,xa, "a
Beans Marrow, - DO. teu hmneys 80 sSSi TX
Choice ,,.l IS al 67s Do. Poor TO Good ava ~ ~
Do Poor 10 ood 304l 05 Do, Black T. S....- eoesVo
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
GRAy1IyG A HALLWAY FRANCHISE.

The Aldermen's Railroad Committee yester-
day recommended that franchise be granted to the
Southern Boulevard Railroad Company TO build road
over the route asked for The OF the properly.
owners has been obtained Mr.. Van Rensselaer, objected
10 any grant until such franchises were valued and
sufficient compensation for the privilege agreed He
was IN favor OF putting them up at public letting Mr..
Mooney favored any thing that would help to build up
the annexed district Messrs. Van Rensselaer, Jaehne
and others discussed at length the question whether
not the Board OF Aldermen had the power TO sell fran
chse On full vote Mr.. Van Rensselaer, was the only
one who voted against granting the privilege