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New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
INCREASING THE BEIDGE FACILITIES.

NEW CARS AND ENGINiS-PEOPOSlNG TO HAVE
ANOTHER CABLE
At the March meeting of the Bridge Trustees
Yesterday three matters up relating TO the extern
sion OF the facilities carrying persons over the struc
u-e Thirteen Of the score Of trustees were present the
only city official being the Brooklyn Controller lhc
Executive Committee reported in favor OF tue purchase
OF one new locomotive and eight new cars ana
this was ordered 1t also decided To parchaSe iot
OF ground 4Oby 24 feet In stewards alley Brooklyn pe-
tween Main ana Washington St., which cuts into the
site now used the machinery phi o! the rldHr Ahd
which will prove useful ahnidlng room for new ma
chiupry appraised RAJ years ago a T-'d"'
and can he now purchased FOR tht IA. Inc proiosI-
non OF Miss Linda Gilbert. tn PR Oner5 Frcnd TO
erect enclosed elevators the Ed:c tower: 10 run 20
the tops OF the view. the income 10 u" se
by Miss Gilbert charitable WORKS. was urtI'rl
for want OF legal authority to entertain H. HIu''d
disposition made OF the proposition to let spaces III
| the Bridge cars for advertising purposes.
Engineer Paine srut to the trustees lettef rtEiru <
III. serd ol providlng a possible facilities Tor lht ~
ere isng travel the Bride. ana the prevention OF ~
avs 10 This end IL would desirable. he said, 10 have
. lIpIic4te system lucs aud machinery, anu an
extra cable land alongside the pre- cn Ohe "hc III cas-
OF the hin"ry ana cahI" now
In use could he substituted wIthlh an hohi l'' lol
this had been providing FOR two new c0ndcish&
Of horsepower rHch; lle cost OF lN ~
machinery would he about >lnOuO ami o' thr bce"I''
eugueroom alterations $4,000 IN case the ne"
| machinery Was put IN chahR'7 c"" ~
IN ,fa m ;hc urc-rnt engines Increasing thcn to A-O
nor. o-powrr Trustee Marshal! urged That c"hround
engines Instead OF cundcus,n- once should he "bhiucl
-uucruteudeut Martin sti hr mad not mad Time I" "H
| anime the subIrc'. The matter WAS referred To l'c
/ prc.llcnt and superintendent wItn pHHcr
Ibr February receipts OF tur Bridge were 9J3.ib' ~
ana The cNucndfures SIg391 -. The t5td number -!
passenger carried was l'3-,'Ji
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 5 (Spccidh.-Thcrc was a
great unloading of wheat to-day by Rehn aud by hold
ers who did their buying aId their selling over their
New.York private wirrs. The May option vent from
s6Is cents right down s4 cents without stop Conn-
selman schvar'l, Mcmiuc. Fleming aud finally Lester
also sold a large lot bought by iiamll tondin on
Saturday presumably for Partridge, went overheard
to-day along with the rest. Pork synpathizcd with
wheat and declined 20 cents a barrel. although there
were only 10000 hogs 1T the yards and prices there
we're mgncr Ihc close at 2.JO o'clock was: sax ~
- cents MAY wheat. 40 - cents for May corn
$40 S9l. ior May pnrk; 81 % for May lard.
Puts on MAY wheat sold this afternoon at sle ccnts
call. a "A
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
GRANrING LTCENSES ~ BROOKLry.

Mayor Whiiney's Excise Commissioners are
rapidly granting licenses TO the who filod
cure them under Mayor Lows administration. Several
Nquprsellers whose applications were vigorously
opposed by the igw-snd-Order sentiment Of the com.
munty IN various parts Of tho city promptly re-
csived licenses from tAc new board despite all oppose
tiOn but the refuse TO make the
upon applications for licenses public formerly. Tao
most bitterly opposed application was m-de by Herl1nn
Kat. OF No. III Drisgs-st., opposite the Novelty
TheafIe lie purchased the place In February. lsr3.
amd got with 10 license good FOR four months but be
surrendered this and applied FOR The opp0.
xtiOn OF the residents OF the vicinity, headed Dy
Rev. DR. Wells was sufficient to defeat him. however
kat and his bareders were repeatedly arrested after
ward and were hoed again and again or violating he
law. but no license secured. Yesterday the new
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
CLOSING PRICGs or B0SrOy STOCKS.
MONDAY. March S-P. VI

MONDAY, March S-P. VI.
T0days stock speculation recorded safes OF 33oSIO
shares at Stock Exchange and 1870 shares at the
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange But the
market shiy shaly sort OF affair at OOth ooards-
manipulation Of figures in and scapng" on that
manipulation in the other Board or the business done
at the stock Exchange live stocks contributed nearly
twO-thids Of the total number OF shares sold ReadiDg
aoue gave OucthrG OF the total number OF shares and
its extreme huctuation i per cent-297 2977d3l-and
It closed at 3Oi. the saturday evening. Della
ware, Lackawannl and Western sold up to l3O2
but finally at l20-afer I2s2i-shows decline
of * vcr cent. Western Union early made
fractional advance to 7O but later sold at 6s7 aG95
being unayoraby affected by the doubts relative to tho
amount of the coming dividend. Usually the action or
the cOHpauy's executive committee in the recOmmenda
tion of the dividend has leaked out and become pubic
property the Monday before the Wednesday on which
tie full board meets II regarded as unavorable
that today there was no Information concerning the
subject DE obtained. Probably larger proportion OF
the % 900 shares or Western Union sold was "iOng
stock than was the case with the sales any other stock
on the list. 1hc market generally opened at something
better than Saturdays closing prices; but what
little disposition there to buy was
quickly dtspelled by a renewal VI uniaYorablc
rimors Of strikes including the locating OF
the Erie and Central and Hudson Railroads
The and persistent repetons Of these reports
the rehashiug Of od news IN new form. giving to IL
the character Of something additional 10 statements be-
tore pa sGcd-are sufficient to limit the speculation TO
its present. bounds But while it FOR the moment gives
tie market ope striving % depress values. 50
tat their sales Of "short" stock have an effect on
prices It as yet disturbed holders OF stocks The
problem To be worked is. wilthe longs" be induced
To sell so that the shorts" cover AT profit or VIII
the "shlrts' buy back ~ higher hgures OF to-days
salt outside OF Western Union probably more than one
naf were ncthny but contracts TO deliver. which
20 some nGrcs must be released The market under
this loca. pressure closed weak
Government bond Werc inactive with a strong tone IN
the arac bid, fur the - were advanced i per cent
Annexed arc the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
THE COURTS.
no HIGH BRIDGE PARK.
,,,D,r p,sprrr DECIDES ALL THE PROCEEDINGS

,rp0r BARRETT DECIDES ALL THE fho0E"DiN00
IN THE MATTER VOID.
A decision declaring that al the proceedings
sahen for the opening OF the proectcu iGh Dr'uso "
are voa because the Department OF Public farKS paS
No nower IN the matter, was rendered Oy Jusuoo D"
r,t q, the Supreme Court yesterday The park was 10
ne two and oncquarcr miles long bounded oy one
hundred and fIty-hfthst., the Edgecomo roau'
Tsnth-ave, Fort GeoTge-ave.' Ele'eh'n'a'o,'
Dvckn.p.st River-st. aud Eighth.ave. The IalH
Department took proceedings to acquire "uo
10 the lands and commissioners OF eS'I
and assessment appointed by the supreme Nou,
I'm May 1854. The commissioners nave alre"uS '''
mated for over 200 acres of land TO be taken al cos'
over 50 500 900 and 1t determined that AL 'e o
ss,.t, within the city limits above Onehuhoreu-""u
twenty-hfth-st should be assessed for the PARK jam,
W Smith, as executor for the Haggery est".o' -
toned the court vacate the order aPPo'"'-
n,,s .i,ners as illegal aud void and presented inc
protest OF many properyyowners agnS. h nv Hch f6e
parE IustIce Barrett held that the law Dy WIZ. az
bark Commissioners acquired exclusive power 90 "nI ~ as
o the streets avenues and roads Lard OUT OF 10 oe % M
by any other department mas lee and revised
he Consolidation act, In Whch co'npioV. s no,
ystem for laying and opening ruOIc p'aoos 10 P'0
Tnare NAV be some question 10 where the power
to open parks within this particular teidttoS n'oS ~ ~
Is nor necessary at present to decide where he power
lies sufficient for the purposes tn OF nrent rs Of
pcaton that 1t is not vested III the n We
Parks But may say that II seems very m
the Legislature ever nle'ueu ny
.pnbc places as in these acts. TO confer upon
any municipal department or Dosia mt rnr Po"e a.
Tn omen such all extensive park az
thar here contemplated. Public squares anu anu
another thing And 1t we'll be that the legislature
intended TO permit the Department OF PARKS 10 pau 70
these extraordinary imprOvements-ln the language VI
the acts which we havo been considering 10 ay oui.
survey and Donumont while roscrvnc tho Important
omestion o their realization be decided by the legs
iatfve branches OF the Government 1t follows from
these considerations that tho present proceeHhs
initiated without authority of law. and that tho Oucr
Amounting com missoners Of estimate and assessment
should be vac d."
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS OF BEEvEs TO-DAY.

= 80
Good 10 Prime sold ago at 10 5OVtO %
The average was estimated at 10 70.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The arrivals OF Beeves tbs
past week 944 head less than last week ana looi
head less than the CORRESPONDING week last year
The "pts have but equal TO the demand
ard white Mednesday market tribe hTn az zoo
the nnsh duh and ate arrivals were not entirety
closed sales 81 5OG$OOI for poorest 10 pest
II liday had rather slow
steady prices but the yars were cleared
Very Ordinary TO PrIae sold at 81 iO0S6.
british markets ruled hrm a light supply and r2c;
higher American Refrigerator Beef selling d so Oc ana
american Live Cattle at II 3c. dressed weight snklhgtno
Ohal -,
only fair and prices unchanged with
7d9c. the range for Iccent Prime sides Live ,aVe
have been in good demand and prces we're malntalheu
all grades up saturday dressed Calves on moder
ate sup y have ruled steady NO Grdssers III msfket ana
none wanted ,,-...
there has supply and Sc ling rats
have been wen mantsned heep aud Choice Lambs, while
ambs lard to sell and lower. The
highest price paid for sheep during the week &c Tor hh
55c Epring IamLs have ruled dn or all except Primo
prices have The bulk OF the sales
have been 81 s. with 10 reached FOR ections
The supply HOys Las been heavy ANA pilces dropped
Oc per loo H. the market closing weak al "a Zo@
81 80 Or Ordinary to Coca . 500.
BEEVEs-Recepts were llG cars of 25s head 100 cars
at and 10 at GUth AT the uIOwn yaTs
Mr. received - ears anG stern MeOger 30 C~f
loads; aud there was no trade. - ----...
The Jersey city all for home consumption
bnt IL ears consigned direct 20 slaugherers leaving
only IS cars for sale ON light supply the market
ruled irm with a moderately active demand when
cleared the yards, and the hDls1 was rather
the opening The advance In prices over rr
day about lOc per 100 ID. . a, -oa,e a. ...
Common Prime steers sold mainly at IOgto 70 per
100 h. few selected tops reaching 10 ana aiienas SET
ing down 2jdsi 80 Dry Cows sold at SOS i5i
luis So .5aSi % Stags and Rough oxen al 3 TO-
State oxen to - 1886 o. per 100 ~ A.,
from this port to-day. Tomorrow tn Alaska viii
take quarters OF Bee and 100 cacasse OF MUTTON
ftf fnn UAFn a..
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
LIVE srocE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

urtr,O March S-CI',Le- Receipts last q hours l2SJ
hc, total Nesk thus ia $50 hcad loI same nc" ias
winch York gned through 10 day "a ears. J.!
nt wurb To NcW-l Ork; ~ cars on sale market du ana
IN last Monday common 10 Metl!uin rs s"V
al ,!nod 10 ShDpug ~ 1J0fI OO Atrs steers
= D,a at, 90 So, ke aud Feeders quiet and steady at
Bulls dli ani weak nj ~ Quasi 30 Mich
lows IN lair demand and stronger at $40 Gi5 eas III iar
demand st ~ 90 -b 90 al, offerings TAKEN
"a hours QUO ncfd tOla week
for time last wecH luOuU head
through Is Of whch 10 TO New YORK 10 ears
l5d2JC lower than On -aturtay t0nnlOl TO
rHiiG brought ~; Lambs weak common 10 tair ~ 900
30 Good to choice, - ass 1O Extra ~ Ou; above
arc stock here market closed oul ana
w,ak; 50 Oails LETT over ,,o- A., 49,, g.. ...
mn. tar ia ubJ Tor sans time last Week 2O4 ueau
sunday. Ol cars; 0t Nhlcl % 10 New
HorS 40 rars or sale firm AMI higher Pigs
dti ~: seectedal Ork weights NJ 40
~ 40, pnt TO Cho Medium weights. ~ 0O0 81 90 lew
I sncy ~ 9s4 90 no small hcaVy mere selected
Az" ~ W N'"io0 ~ -N'
all offerings taken
mead; anlpments 1000 head. maj det iOWer
Stunning uOG$5 90 stockers anu teeners - %
- 20 ows ami Mixed =I JuGSI OOi buA' 10 W
-Rcce,ptA 100 shipments $500 usrket strong
pntgb ana Mixed. - 9OHS: 20 facEng auO ShlDoihs
80 - r =. 30 Light 50 7OQS4 20 NAlO' - as 40
Sat,yys SI 5OGs5 western. rs 90 GSi Dos LAMBS
81 UU a 70 % Texans IS % Gti OO
-, ior,. March S-Catle- RoceDts ) o; shOmeuts.
80, Irrct str0ng FAIR TO Choice Naye shipping steers
a. ~ as5 80 Natlvo Butcher steers IS 70 Usi 90 cows
and cicrs 2jaS5 10, stockers anu Feeders - Oo@
81 20 . .oo ,,.,,o,,, mana. t,y,, 80 sO1
a ~ pncklug - JuaS4 20 Heavy. nj 2JGs4 90
-Sh,,u-iecelp.s. 500; smpments. 200: narket acl'e
and stronger Common To Ch"ce. s3 Zo@to o.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
LUXCRTOUS CARRIAGES or MANY KINDS
In the spacious salesrOoms at Broadway and


Forty there enough carriages to it out
an Irish funeral Every class OF luxurious vehicle from
the 700 pound DIR TO the 81 pound trong suky has
It's representatives But though there many classes
there only grade. for they all made by Brew
n CO.. which Ia rouHdahout way Of sayng that
they are the most perfect things taAt 90 wheels
neat Stdnhopc Gigs, tna equal to the
derul horse shay" that ran hundred years
day aud then or a sudden" But pass TO tho
glossy coupe the waeOHcte and the landauot the grand
barOuche and the cdbriOiet, the brOugham neat aud
the victoria All these In the fun glory OF seventeen
cOas OF cleaning varElsh, elasGc springs and plate
glass arc exhibition, ready 10 tempt the unwary TO
draw little check for 81 800 for the pleasure OF rolling
M and down FIth-ayr. III their wecushOned depths.
There several specimens OF the &" full dress
riages," sncaed which are lined with satin. One
especially luxurious specimen has been sent OFF TO
al or at Washington, who IA warm Champion OF Jriicr
sonan simplicity. There II fall and spring trade IN
carriages and Brewster a. Co. say that their heaviest
business is done In April. May and June Unlike the
zebra, the fashionable Carriage can and does change
its stripes from year to year As the wear and
these rghtful NcwSOrk plycments mar The beauty or
the carriage IN spite OF the rubber cushion axle"
which carriage ana occupant 40 much,
the partly dla pdated vehcos brought back the
factory. renovated and painted over In the rogning
style The changes In form few and slow, for like
diamonds too costly 10 bc discarded at the
end of every season S2.SUU chariot at the be-
ginning of every season would bo quite an itom.
Brewster & CO. have 800 carriages always In stock aud
a gen tleman,y salesman whose chief delight Is 10 dis
course upon the beauties Of the same.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
Arr ~ porr1EY. oLASS AND roEcELIIy.

ART ~ roman. GLA IS IND ron CELiIN.
If the traditional bull should be TUNED loose
IN Mtcy's there would he larsc.s.lc! crash. Tat
house has rcor-auiled and niagcd its department Of
artistic pottery until they have pretty display Of
pacqucs and patter, mugs AID vases here a "orccs
ter ware, ana dalton ware, and EOya Drc-dch ana
Crown by Yare-Of all sizes tui al plcca. par
tlcllarly neat variety, OF when they make spcca.
p,nt Is i.u iO.sLadt h MADE i NV factory
erected the iuouidcurg runs OF famous OLD c-ib-
lsuIAcHt The dc-cri IL Side thc't III II are
the now inevitable specimens Ut Japanese ART, ola ware
made hy the real subjects OF the real Mlkado
One OF he most slikug pieces IL riacqur, lhltly-
three iucnes IN diameter, adorned wih faithful repro
o Hans Mtkar:'s "Ner'Cc paying homage 10
Cathallta COrnora" \ lesser one represents ia"
Entry OF Charles Firth utO Antwerp by the same artist,
and the scanty attICd yOun. ladies' N the procession
are reproduced VITA grttlfy ing faiihtulncss
little pcce OF stauary lh Royal Dresden represents
Shake .pcrr, with tho family Bbc open upon his knee,
and farlw.y look Ia his eyes Another represents hss
Venus she arose from the sea- win several premature
cuuids auG uuuu!1. I H> ana uefnaIds 20 an RI
her Their moral and physra support. lrsr porcelain
box In ClpO d Monte Is covered with u,lrIiIOn' rIn
the Iied aud other ancient and apOcryphh rOmaucr-.
The I'D bcarA Rpircd representation OF The Rape OF
the Sb,ncs tadt first rough ana imperfect attempt 10
establish "A matrimonial bureau. BcFie this tic class
ca picture gallery Is modern and ncshy beer mug or
ample proportions and gorgeous ai0rhmenL
BE always merry as ever yUd can.
For q delights in "A sOlrOWiul man.,
saith the ption thereon over the stairway hang
two large panels Of japanese art representing
taller Hun. arlan lamp. model OF curious ottcry \
peitent Mdgdalcne ter COrrGgclO, gazcs sOrfO~fuy
on the unrcprntanL pubic from dclratcy tinted
pacquc. whole Hover garden IN porcelain Das- relief
OF autumn wood are among the other features OF the
department.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

Excise Commissioners granted license 10 Lnis
a brother-in-law OF Kstt and tue latter was put III
charge as manager OF the place. ,,o,.s.
Another liquors. seller who failed 10 get ncepse
year was Walter Cuyck OF No 800 Sumncrave. losItr
dsv n new anncnti on by him was before the colnihs
sicners 1t was opposed by tho Rev Messrs M fn ~ f.
Pen ecost g. L. Tay p F. Creighton anu Joun H'"A'
and other residents Of the neighbOrhood
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
CALLED TO 4 BAPTIST CHURCH.

A call to the MacdOugal Street Baptist
Church has been accepted by tho Rev. Henry Wood who
has been pastor for several years of the North Baptist
Church OF Bedford, Mass He resigned that pas
torste last sunday, but will come to New York until
April The Rev lIascy Knapp, who formerly preached
there is living In Brooklyn. Many OF tho old fam
es m that nar: Of the city prefer remain IN their old
homes rather than to un-tOwn and they cling TO
their old church MI Wood has already done pastoral
n A
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
THE COURT or APPEALS.
ALBANY. March SIN the Court Of Appealt

ALBANY, IdTtH o.--IH IHV VV'IV vi tlPVV'TS
to-day the following causes were argued:
so 5S7-Oscar & Ferris, rep ndeft. al. william x
SpOOner as assignet etc. appellant BrdS1 Tor appel
liant, " Thompson tor re>pOndcnL
4g2-S2muel oil gae and others respondents agt the
Pennsyyan company apDellnt Ch9lI rs i Ac1dhuer Tor
aDocllaut, VIII am q Wilson 10" re 7"OrdeltS
stephen Whit 'Ddcut agt. The Old Dom n
Ion steamship Ompanv appel ait. Argument unfinished by
Benedict Frank ~tlrs's for appellant Lut ief X
Marsh and William q Wilson iOr respondent
The day calendar for March j. ~ follows
Nos 53j, 5G7 So SIS. 5S9 jj7 j"l 600
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
4 pEnIIELI ENEpLE.

A TRIBUNE reporter who was on First-ave.
near Eighty second-s yesterday heard people talking
about tho wonderful family OF q shoemaker OF that
part of the city IL appears that the shoemaker was
on FRIDAY night with his twcntJ-third child
by the same mother. lie IL German, forty wears of
age His wife 10 All Irishwoman and three years his
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

CINCINNATI March r. flour quot and ste1ly famiy
81 iC gsI S5 Fancy. 40ss4 6h Wheat quiet No not
ia. recepts GUOD shipments. lO6OO pusn 'nrp ~
No diIcd J74dYSo. oats hrmer No srsac ,ie
uya nuiet. M y arley-Extra NO HpLmS' o'e-
pors si.ay az $40 To- LarU quie' AZ SO w y .e -
meats nrmcri Shoulders ~ 20 shortt'p, % al -
Dscon auIet and 5hOuiori 81 % Shoteno ~
shori ,Ielr .B SI Whskey hrn and stetV l" '. 80, ~
Iiogs stsadyl Common aud LiShL 80 o6st 80
INC ana Butcnors OOesi 6Oi receiDt s-I io-i sn'p
plenls, 2Dl hvA4
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
THE PRESBTTERY NOT A "LOT OF NINNIES."
4. t.r. ~, thn Scntch Church veg

At the PreSDytery Ill the oCOtCH CuuiCH yes
day Dr. John Hall caed attention TO the fact that the
term OF the Church Extension Committee expired next
month He added that the present members OF the com
mtee we're desrous of being relieved from further
duty. Robert LenON Belknap, who has served as lay
its work. He told the story that made the ministers
smile OF coored man who, IN making VIII.
gave away more money than he had "That is pretty
much the case, sorry 10 say, he continued, with
the Chur rch Extension Committee lie read state
ment Of the contributions OF churches for the work.
showing gradual decrease in the amounts collected
since 1880. The work often suffered from chllls ana
fever and frequently died out and had to take ne"
squirt again.
yided for appointment OF tho members OF the com
mittee to serve varying terms Of years The membership
to filed by the Presbytery but giving the committee
general control OF all financial affairs for church main
tenance and extension. 49, >, -
have greatest respect" added DIR. Worra. Tor
tn ese noble rich who give frequently and literally
TO churcn work but think that the lecture OF he good
laytnan what Ii seems to me that the
trouble the lack of confidence which the Churcn
Extension Com nitec has for the Presbytcry. don
think this Presbyory is composed OF such lot OF nn-
nj, that they dOn't know whom and how To vote .
The suggestions OF DR.. Alexander relating 10 the
committee referred to special committee ol
which Dr. Booth Is chairman. The Lon German Iirs-
byeTan Church in East Thirtiethst extended call to
The Kew /. MoierZ, who VIII be installed on Aprll 4.
SEVEN STAB WOUNDS ON HEAD. FACE AND BODY
John Quin, an iccman, engaged in an alter
barroom at Tenthave. aud Eighteeuth-st. Qun re-
ceived stab wounds on tho head face and oiy
lie was TO the New York Hospital AMI yesterday
John KeAtIng. age thirty o. No. liS Tcnth-avc, was
arrested. Justice Duhy ned him for trial after an eA
animation IN the Jefferson Market Police Court
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
LIZ uLLRnLErM MlEKEE

The opening of the new week al the ConSol-
idatcd Exchange brought cheerful tdirgs from the
oil country and no Improvement m tho condition of
specuIation. The news from Tho wells was not pdrcu-
larly significant and ;hc cor ae market dra ggrG along
within extreme nuctra'ious of less than cent The
close trr above the opening hGure, but the tone
wa, without sikuitc Iuce.
The range oi pce, ANA the total dealings at the Con
so.dutcd Exchange wcie as follows:
Opening ................,3 Lowest -....-. '--. 8
Hi.lc-t northumberland .795- Final - .
Sales, brIc- -,'' 'OoOO
Refined oil unchanged.
Oh. CITY. Penn. March s.-Crri" Or-Nitional Tran
sit Certificate. opened at - aud clos~i a. 7"4.
highest price 79- lowest price. 7S7-. sales Gl9OJo
barrels clearance. 292G.cOo barrels; runs, t-."1-
haIr..s. shipments loIi13 htrrcisi charters, ''i'
barrels.
BHApIoEp. Pcnn March --CrI!c Ol-Natonl Trsna.
sit Certificate, opcuo. at - aud closed at '"'l;
AlgHest price, 79i.; lowest price, =; cicaranecs.
-In.OOO Darrc-..
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

iunor They are not inclined to talk about their Dig
family and the reporter was unable to learn nov many
OF the children we're boys and how many girls but was
told that all we're living The mother s tall ana aole-
bodied woman, healthy and vigorous
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

| SALES r 7HE COYsOLiDA TED Sr0cH AND FETEo
LEUm EXCH4 Edh
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
SPIRITS OF TURPENTISE.

CHARLksToN March s.-TnrDcntIue hrm AZ $50 asked
blVASNAH March y. -tnrOenune nrn AZ i9 y.
WILMINGTON MaIca S.-larpenIluc hrm al 4oe
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. MARCH 8.
THE GENERAL LIsr

ACTUAL SALES
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
GOVERNlfENT BONDS.

Total sacs '''
p seller 10 days