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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF yEw.YORK DEALING.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALIN4a
A better feeling was developed in the wheat
speculation yesterday due mainly rally in rail-
road stocks and tho quoting down OF much OF the APP
prehension respecting the strike situation at tue
west The cash market improved i9 cent but the ex-
port trade showed no life shippers taking only 10000
bushels The options opened strong aud advanced IS q
g cent but atterwaId yielded portion OF the
Icszatons by roomtraders There Is no assurance IN
the speculative situation Of advance OF consequence
anu indeed thore are many operators who look for
adVes received privately to this position OF Europe
fniurc than has been taken by wellinfOrmed
active and ended steady with March options mp % and
ana 9l5s respectively, August up = at 9I3i.
september 80 at 955s, and December q cent at
994 cents. There decided change IN the cash
corn market. Exporters limited their purchases to
$4,000 bushels The options early advanced ld3s cent,
nut subsequently lost the gain and closed steady aud
unchanged as follows: March 46l4 April 465s May
474 and June 473s cents. oats were without feature
aud unchanged at 1868 for tho rst
Lar;i was virtually without change
The receptsOI grain at NewYOrk Philadelphia, Ilt
more and Boston were follows Wheat, 1880
bushels corn. 1870 bushels: cats, 81 O57 bushels:
total grain. 3ljl56 bushels nour, 27sS3 barrels.
At Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals
were: Wheat. 6O.721 bushels corn, S6.747 bushels
oats 62.6o4 bushels; total grain, 2lO,122 bushels
hOur u 69l barrels
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Thursday. March 25:-BEEvEs-Only2 head
received, and nothing doing at the cattle yards Feeling
steady.
CITY Dressed Beef steady but slow at o2c for Ordinary
TO Good sides with very little Prime Offering The latter
will bring &c.
Western Dressed dull for Common to Good native
csrcasses
Gable advices received from London this morning quote
American Refrigerator Beef dull at l2c per ID
The eruanic sails to-day with 500 quarters OF Beef and
100 Mutton Joseph The OTinOcO
for Bermuda carries ~ Live Cattle 80 Live sheep and abouG
SO quarters OF beef
The Assyran Monarch Will sail tomorrow with ll6 Live
Cattle for NJ Goldsmith l5l head for d. n, Elliott s01
quarters OF Beef aud % OF Mutton for swift Bros
4
Mr. Eastman will City OF Chicago ard Crcassa on
saturday but has decided put Dressed the
Canada The latter steamer Will however. carry Live Cat
tie.
CALVES-AbOut $50 Live Caves received to-day mainly
Washington Market Feeling firm aud sales quick 6dSc
for Common 10 Prime Veas with few selected Calves
bringing Slo.
Country Dressed in moderate demand for Poor
Prime The feeling weak and buyers holding on In
anticipation Of free arrivals Jomorrow City Dressed Neals
steady az Sdll &c
sales Dillenback Dewey 26 veals, $50 %, at THO;
yearlIngs, 49a N, at 40,
Hallenbeck & Davis Veals, LA n, at 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANy. March 2j.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day the following causes were argued:
No. 977-The people, respondents. agt Miguel Chacon
appellant Argued Dy CHARLES spencer for appellant Do
LancY NcOii for respondents.
40 SiJ-Ihe people Respondents art. David Crowley.
appellant Argued Dy George Bliss Or appellant, Delaney
NiCOn for
40 80 The People respondents. Wiett appel
liant Argued 10y William Loans for appellant A 1
Clearwater RESPONDENTS.
no. "S2-Ihe people, respondents. CARPENTER
appellant Argued by b axe ana ID Pope Tor appellant
Ueiancy NicOll for respondents
No BIO HerinSD Rosenberg and another
Hugo Black ard another appellants. Argued 6y samuel W
Wees for appel ants, Hen G strong for respondents
No 512-Phe1c ~cluSer and another, Respondents agt
the Duchess COUNTY Mutual Insurance Company appellant
Argued by + Bush Tor appellants Thont Niytn foI
respondents.
The following is the day calendar for Marcn 20:
Nos. $50 $40. 62l. CTS. OFT. $50 and C3l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
c. Collins: 25 veals vsrious weights. OF Sc. per ID.
J. s Richardson On: Veals. FOL n. sttci 90, lis

J $ richardson : Co: . vsss f6 b. st,c5 90. lis .
W. Ipplcs't; il yesls lOO a 20 u. at eiass<c
SLEEP AND LAMBs scegs were 80 cars Of ~ 7s ss
head manS a DnS anS 70 s
Market Ioal arrivals Tor gye asy. .52I head assn,s
eads ned over nc supply tod proved more Than sga e
ruled Iro. but Cor" non sSi Medium were dull and
weak. Yearnng am: s,wcre y oyeTsnppy and fully 70
rrIed dull and about oc per head thap tuesday
a lite bunch Of sESeon Tc, sod N saS
stcw Esa Heavy Weer. At Ia &c on !Ice s%rs Tor II
Yearng amos sold 3 . 81 20 Tor Choice,
decHlc1d al state hsep and Yesing- mixed sold
81 10 About IS carload OF stock gully onohalf Lanos)
spring Lambs ranged from 81 to II for Poor to Good
Choice selling q 80 and Extra selected going to Mr.
Dressed Mutton Ggist bur sesy a. 7Sssc with ET.rs
salO'gc. Dressed Spring LAMBS hight dem'hd at $3.50
e7c is DO * b. ateac 7oco X s. At 5c los
6enbacs Dewey IG6 state sheep Ils ~ at e5s2 100
%? 81 &C. III ~oe NO g. % as 10 sS
n1ms Mullen: IS STATE snecB I2s n pt:c: l r d.
at 6, l,4 tate Lambs. a Is, a, 20
Is state DO - So 25 los Poor sheen and You'll
sswon a. e ~ S Sts n.cp ~ 81 g M
indiana DO IS 10. at 81 80; l75 Pennsyvana Yearing
+ Sadef & Co; s3 Indiana sleep 81 b at eaci 2o1
w'strrn o. 50 10 at - 80 2od do, 81 10. at 81 200 do.
& Collins 81 spring Lamps at $50 8 % per head
Kge { 81 c1 sheep s. b. at p; Gull Lamb, 80
o oliver & Coz 10 sprnr Lambs. at 81 SO elcn.
eae wriss Coz pnE LAMBS Der head
do at 81
Jersey city and cars Oth-st Total for nve days
None for sale Nomnsly linn at - e0asi 80 per
cS%n "n % s s for ssa e i fS sh: Jss t
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az UNPRoFITA BILE 7oOTg10Hs p. yJsv7

CHICAGO, March 20 (Speciah-John MAYER.
e1-iocr OF the Pullman Bank now at the county jail,
had the tOothlche to-day Dr. g. n. Hagist wa. called
IL to soothe IL and he his patient retired To thu a
library When Dr. Hagist was about 90 leave the isIl
De discovered that his pOcketbOok, which contained
ho"nt $50 was missing He got warrant and mad his
we patient searched, but found nothing Several other
lsohers we're searched but the money was not found
he only eoDsoDg suggestion offered by the ail author
"es was that the thief could not with MS oofy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
TIE PETROLEUH MARKET

At times yesterday the certificate speculation
decidedly excited and active aud the total dealings
up nearly 6,G0o0oO barrels. The extreme decline
prices, however, only i cent. for the free pur
chases by the bearsOrled support to tho that
otherwise would h.s 70 been lacking There was brief
rally In the mornin rrOu "A 10 743s cents followed by
break 70 ccuta. and around tins figure there
liquidation OF gOIi deal OF tho short interest. The
Tnyns well in Kanewds flowing lu.ervaS bat there
public Information reglri ling II that explained
the morning drop In the afternoon the Improvement
ia the stock market helped to rally oil but the
not held and tho final price 5 cent under Wcdues
days last quotation, There - change the sprcu-
lativ- the statistical situation the bears are comb
IDENTIFY relying the effect that may be produced II
Thyug well opens in any sort Of good shape, IL
will thereby the possibilities OF development in
the Kane field. The market ended unsettled and weak
The OF prices and the total dealings the Con.
soiidated Exchange were rs follows:
Opening ................74 Lowest .............73
Highest ............-..7l2
Sales, tc,OOO
Refined OIL was unchanged.
OIL CITY. Penn. March 25.-Crute Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at "A and closed at 1888;
highest price 74l9; lowest price. 49, sales. 2266,OO
barrels clearance 1884, 900 barrels: runs not re-
ported; shipments 50,263 barrels; charters, 1919
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE OF THE \. G. s.,
WILLlI's POINT. y. Y H.
March II 1874

WiLLIIs PolxT, y Y. H.,
March II, 1886
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN trlphcate. >Ibcct 10 the usual
CONDITIONS with copy of the ertisc nent az &C ed will DO
received al ts until l. OcDck saturday May
- lS,li at which time aut tncy viii be opened IN
furnishing amt delivering the Fresh
Beef qred the Subsistence Depart cnt T. = Army,
Now York HarOOr for issue 10 troops
thereat during the iscd year commencing luy l. 1850.
Proposals b. Mica by nty signed by
Responsible persons each OF the giaTntOr- Justify the
sum OF S2OOO. proposal not aucOrpan ed Dy such
Will lie considered TODOSl5 must be enclosed
m envelopes ed Proposals Tor IRE Is # md
addressed to undersigned 1he Government the
right reject ali proposals aks and ormstion
"a 10 oOndiuOns quality ~ beef payment. oc, be
tanned BY app lcatIOn u TINS once .
JAMES !. LUSK.
LIST Lieut., Corps " Engineers, A. {. =.
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THE LOVERS BUSINESS, NOT THE COURTS.

TIE LOVERS BUSINESS, NOT THE COURTS.
Nellie IiifOrd and Augustin Vega, who
worked the cigar factory, fell in love. The girls
parents objected to their marriage and kept her secluded
Vega yesterday had her brought before Justice Law
renee ia the Supreme Court, Oh mbers. on writ OF
habeas corpus declaring that she restrained of her
liberty by ather William TIliOd. The latter IN
affidavit denied this and cOrrObOTated by the dauGh
young lady To leave her fathers house long she
wants to remain"
"Wnl you ask her. Judge" said Vegas counsel,
4" whether she wants to marry Vega or not T.
a. | am not the bench" replied Justice Lawrence,
sernly, "to find ont whether young lady OF marriage
able wants to marry certain man or not That's
the lovers business. The proceedings in this
dismissrd"
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IILBIITTf' {.
Totals ....... siO2 2220oo slUU.2O7 900 Inc


The Clearing House statement = follows: Elk
changes, Sl2J.O4l 1868; balances, S3.0i2,l3l.
The United States Treasury AT Washington received
1891 600 National bank notes fDr redemption.
The customs receipts $7s6.64y and the internal
revenue receipts we're SJUi,O23.
The foreign exchanges were duh and weak and rates
lower We revise quotations for business "a fol
lows Bankers bills - SG4 and - $50 for long and
snort sterling respectively J1ls aud D. for francs;
9Jl2 aud SO for re1hmsrks 40 aud iOi4 Tor gudcrs.
Inc Governors OF the Bank OF England at their regular
weekly meeting to-day made 40 change IN the banks
minimum OF discount. aud 10 remains at per cent
Iurng the week the bank gained ssl,0l3 bullion. ana
the proportion OF It's reserve TO It's Liabilities was uu
changed Al 3l6 o. against % per cent at this date
last year JO-kay the bank gained $4,000 balance.
The weekly statement VI the Bank OF France shows
gain Of l4.Gs9.OOO francs gold and gain OF
5.5l4OO0 francs silver. AZ tho London stO"k
Exchange British consOs were strong and o and
ll6 perez respectively money and 100
lille BOTH United States As Is CHER
1873 American railways promptly responded 10 yestsr
days late home advances. ami ruled firm all day with
small fluctuations Al Paris French per cents declined
from sOss TO sO.77la, and sight exchange London
easier at 25. II y francs 10 the &.
RAILkOAD EARSlN33.
CHICAGO AND NoRTHwEsTERS
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state bonds neglected. and the business was
The general bond market vas dull, hut a more conf
figures. cOnsOls eX-cOupUuS closed with
advance OF 2L at $50 aud The funded coupon % re-
covered 34 To 90. NJ iS-uur, Kansas and Texas hrst
cousO IS rose a 10 1lIL aud closed at 1l3P general
o. were y 80 ana the D were 2 higher AZ -.
Rome Watcriown and Ogfensburg trsts were of from
93R 10 81 l2G924. American DOCK aud Improvement
Company % were Il lower at 3GI2U91'4. Chesapeake
and ohio series sold at 1Ol20llO; series were M
II and the currruc, Us were OF 4 At - i.
East Virginia and Georgia cOnso!s were steady
79l2 and the incomes Wer" up per cent To - Louis
VILE aud Nashville collateral trust sold OF lOl 10
1919 NeW-GOrk, CHICAGO and St. Louis first 81
cepts Z to % = Indiana Bloomington aud West
were Ia higher At 30. international and
uInhus, Hooking Valley and To edo ftsts rose "a to
sGl2 NcwYork City and Northern hrsts receipts were
frsis sold at lO3~l0l4. burlington andt quincy
drbentures oil l. to 1852 Wabash gem
eral is receipts were on rer cent at SO. and irsts
guaranteed recovered to 1924 lO1 g. Canada South
crn seconds Jig to 81 Kansas Pacific cousol re-
cept- MP per cent At 9s sud hrsls western were
steady at 76d 7j3 Kansas Pacific cOnsOls up q
at 1922, and oregon short Line Gs. after sell
ing 99ls and 1855 showed an advance
Grande division. from 5ll3 j2l4 noe. Atsu-
tie and Pacific frst Western division, weak at s4G
Secretary Of Interior against the company for land
grants In the State Of California Northern Pacific
seconds were = higher al 994 Eort M1rth ana Den
gold Gs were up Il At 1904
The sub-Tressury to-day lost S57,399, made up bv
currency loss OF P35l3Jl less coin gam OF S-93992
The days operations covered Receipts Sl,l93.906 :;
payments. Sl.2jl,3OJ; resulting III balances OF
$l3.O5l, $50 currency and Sl77 90. j2G coin.
The loan market at the stock Exchange opened at 3
per cent and the rate declined o. per cent and closed
per cent The days business in call loans Will
erage about 2l per cent
Comparative quarterly staten nts OF tho State banks
Of tbs City or New-NOrk.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, March 2j-The Supreme Court
OF the United states to-day transacted tho following
business:
o. No igi-ETten Norton. plaintiff in error, sgt Shelby
county tennessee Argument continued by " Gibson X
Jordan anu Taylor defendant In error and
Concluded by ID ii lOstOn for the plaintiff in error
NJ. lS6-ihe PhGuiX Mutual Life Insurance Company
lShth IA agt John III MslIhh submitted by George
dicI i0r the pllnin IN error and by James jenkins
iOf lie defendant u error.
o. lys- Hague administrator etc appellant agt the
h'cG STATES Argued by John eed appel L.
s!o IeC by ohctJr General GOOdr for appellee
Is '" halett Philips and otbors. executors
Ptins IN tlIo AT lanes NegeY. Argument begu By
" h1Iieit fhuiips Jor pl&iutins IN error
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth River. Vessels and q Hro1ia
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot 80 dull at $50 for Fair No sales.
ness sales 49, bags closing as follows: March
S5oo July 5000 100; August. So S70O September.
~ a ZOO oet999cr S95 7ou NoyemDer 81 @to5
CorToN-Spot Cotton dull at Lice lower: sales. 1856
bales Receipts at the ports t0dsy $3.50 bales against
70s this dsy last week and 6.,t6 this day last year
Enco september J. I632l6 bales. against 45l6705 Tor
the same period last season.
The quotduons according the American classification
are "a fnllnMs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26

surHsNE COURT. CHANBEes-Beiore Lawrence. J.-Nos.
p, 81 ~. 10 liz, Ia, 2nS 2l3 80 23j pa 27S PSI
2S 2S 20G, @O1 3Js 309 3D. 3I. 3l5 3l6 3i 3lS 3l9
sUPpsIoE CouRr--GEyERN. TRRu-Before Davis p J..
Brady ant Daniels JJ.-kecess
,surEEAE CoUia-sPEcIAL lERM-PAEr H-Beforc An.
sUPREME CoURT-ClncuT-PART I.-Beiore Donohue j.
Nus y = 80 Z503 2i7O 2G%O, 271l Zl52 27o, l774
2T6 27s1 21SS. 27~g 27g 21g2 2-r{ o-,,I - *
279G 279~. 299 sol 2s02 2sO3 2-Oi 2sO5 251G 2s07
2e9S ZsO9 xSiN 81 ISL 1913, 2Sll 2slG, 2sl7 2SlS
SUPREME COURT CRCUT-PARI lI.-Before Van Brunt J.
SUPREME COCgr-CRCUn-PARr III-Before Pecghan ]
Nos 2S62 lte3 504p 504. l2l9. 1888 2Gs8 l7js 2sSs
SUPREME CoUsT-CIRcUrT-PART Iv-Before Barrett -
susRoGATE's CoURr-Before Rollins. So, win Of
1iof a. NtDuY. II 20" vii Oi James IN
SUPERIOR CoUkI-srKClAL IERh-BctOre O'GOrnan, j.
SUPERIOR CoURI-TmAL TERN-PART l. Before sodgwck
{, y. G.
SUPERIOR COURr-TmAL TERM-PART II-Bcforc Freed.
suPkEloR CoUEI-TmM TEmN-PART iV.-Bcfore Ingra.
sam, J.Nos 1904 100 l.1J. l4t has l149 l757 LBS
545. '' ''''' -''' i'O'' i'0' -''-
coMnos PLEAs-srEcln TERA-Beforo Allen. J.-No
CoMHoS PLSAs-TRIAL TERN-PARr I-Before Bookstaver
CTY CoUET-TEIAL TEI,M-PART I-Before Browne. mos
61-u 6.s4. 6147 GgO9 G,57 .U27 1923 7UuJ zoos
CITY COURT-rKAL TERM-PART lI.-Bet9re adam.
COOS. Gs Oh, $685. 6944 G945 $3.50 6sl9. OsJ7 GV9o
CRY CoUg1-TEIAL TREM-PABI II-Before Nenrbas j.
Go7 69ie 698" 6G29 6757 7Ol4, 70l5 69jl 1912 6s5l
COULT OF GENERAL SEssIoys-PART I-B.fore Judge
GdeTsecve ana Assistant District Attorney FtZgerad-
Nus !, ?, 3. l. .. q. T. :, 8. 10. il. J.. 10
CoUEl OF GENERAL SEssiONs-PART II.-BefOre Judge
cwlns ana sssaut District Attorney Pury-NOs l, 3.
4, =, ., Z, g.. q, TO- IL, i, -.
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Goo Cate for Classihtation.

WANTED-(Ladiesl ElOcutiOn Piano. Or
w gan; Elocut0n Music; English Flo ution french
Germans English. Music; several GOyernesses
tGentl, mem College graduate, Latn. Greek, Higher
Mathematics Methodist Musical Director
NOMEN'S EAChANGE TEACH Frs BUREAU,
$40 5th-ave
FOR SALE.-New houses, artistic designs,
various kinds OF costly hard wood cabinet finish Trough
the best block the side OF 72 81
between station ana Boulevard Apply at 440 wes d.st
GEORGE J. HAMILTON, builder.
A / % EAST 20TH-Sf., near Broadway
~ nicely furnished hall rooms for gentlemen nrstclass
attic ndance
COOK. BY first-class cook. with daughter
~ over 10 Protcstsnts oompetent English and Ameri.
can cook experience general country
S42 " est Sfthst, light
COOK, &c.-By a good family cook excel
~ lent bread and biscuit baker would coarse
washing beat city reference l32 East S2dsL
COOK and LAUNDRESS-W WAITRESS and
- CHAMBERMAID.-By two German Protestant sirls
one as cook and aundres the other waitress and
maid together OF separate city or country best cieenoeA
lao Wesl Alstst
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BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.

All stocks and bonds listed on the New York Stock
Exchange bought and sold on commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly balances subject to draft at sight
HARVEY FISK s. SONS,
rs Nassau-st, New-York
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Proposals

NOTICE TO CONT RACTURS.-Scaled pro-
" posas will received by The Harlem River Bridge CON-
mi ssiOncrs Office Room 10 Cotton Exchange Building
Hanover square, New York CITY uBtu ~ OF the tN enty
April for the construction OF the
bridge the Harlem X yer Al III stst. Plans,
Specifications and forms OF proposals be had az the CON-
nil sloneIs Office and after Monday March p.
For full information cry Record for sale at No. City
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me American classitcatIon
Coed Ordinary .... q jlB Low Niiillny...... 7l3lB
Strict Good ordinary Middlng .............. s GIG

closed 3 10 points lower owing decline OF
point Liverpool and dull and depressing market
chester Tine transactions here small Traders
jOsed await development particularly with refer
the notices lie sued SATURDAY. Sales 10000
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Crcnrsious.
TFEE REV. EEEE
Between NEW-yOIH. PHILADELPHIA,
aud NORFOLK.
GID POINT sGSsR'GessT,
AND THE SOUTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
I'm and after March ~ 1856 the New-YOrk Philadelphia
and Nurf6k abroad p1ny viii Fast Day and Srht
Fvpess between ORR aid ape Charles Trans leave
cyy. Yurk eunsllyn ailroad T. ~ week dsysand
m daily arrY, = Old Point Comfort - p. M. W. ek
dsl ana 40 daily; Norfolk $40 and J3 a.
oepiug through fIOm Ncw- 0fE 20 Tor tsm0uth ana
Eunc iarlnr ar fiOm YORK o. "a Charles lcAets,
DarlOcar sea De secured at any
Ticket rcc Of the Pennsylvania abroad Company
II. W DUNE u. '.Oohfr
superintendent GEM Pass ana tfelghl Agent
CHARMS EXCURSIONS FOR 1886.
The best facilities pleasure parties saloon steamers.
canacfy 500 10 800 passengers The largest md.
ahoit seven popular groves up TIE solnl
he Bag. Principal Offices. Pier 49,
y r.. OF tortlanits Books now open. from m TO
Z m daily. an from 1 "a. sunday. Branch olice
III ave cor open the evening Cal early
favorable dates
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HAYAND STRAW Demand for Hay light. the markets
DIV q" I c NO IS SOC 30 S5G S2c Clover
liked 7Q@5 Ct Clover S0@tsG ShPPgg sC@ ei
Rye. .7Jq 2Lci oat 4OS5lc Wheat, loG 6oc
All four moro a Pna elphia At Sc
NAVAL STORES spirits Tgrpenhne was egii yeas
are bearing the market Iosn firm at Il 20 OF II alne
OCEAN FRElGHrsGran room bgl.T on o ths berth
eharterng tonnage stay but g%et ~ steam
flour quoted Ga lOs. suEar Us. 6d alow. =. 6o a
steam, 5000 grain d b. rho9a, :
LoND s steam gram ta a2yea f ge o O cee
=: o. Or 4 steam H. s t4sn
qGal.( ied HU, steam grain quoted d NEW'
"a s sse% a $%@ya e ftS
ass ID by iii and Is I'd ass Id by steam on quoted at
port UNITED KINGDOM, 2s92s. 81; to the BALTIC
with the business made up OF small lots Prices show no
marked change sales, 81 bbls. ssat private terms
Sew; $40 75Ssl 80 for Family Mess 1929 asia g Tor
PTees are a y absence ,T d Hess hb @
- 50: Packet 81 56es9 90 in bbs Fancy Plat,
euo SS si7 n M @
Sp Pci p sbTS s s & Saf co. f 10 5e
Pekea shoulders quoted At S3E smoked shoulders
s re- 2g 3 Sr on Sa 5 ing 90 western de-
livery; Long clear, l.i5c.; Short Clear 5o.c...,..
DRESSED II -Rul,a at stead, prices With tar de-
The y.ned tor the Gay and on me
ami cas- train quiet. Western steam quoted al
SO iec >aes, doc ties arrive part late yesterday At
63Oa63ic: l'fOtCs April 6.3l do.32c. closing 32c:
90 tcs May, 63 c.. Closing So c. 200 tcs June,
3sdO.3yc. cOsi az G.3-c. 80 L = July Gii 0645c-
closing cite; Z o tcs august. 60Ou6J-c. closing at
G.5c bd september. closing soc CITY steam easter
sales 10 tcs al 62ac Refucd quoted Continent 65Oc.
and south American $500 .... BUTTER anu ChLtStI
prices wilh fair demandlOr nne grades y EW
BUTTER-Egn Creamery sac; Pennsyiysnia do. 33
d3jc.; Western. "a C state Dairy haEfirkrn tubs
q soc: Western Imitation Creamery. 49, Western
Dauy 1OGl C; Western FACTORY, lJGZc koiis, "a 2c
Old ~ TlER-State l. d2oc state aiIies, nrkus
amt tubs l2d25c state Dairy lrkins td &c CT kESE
Stale, S9G llc.i Western. THO OLcd SKINS 2GSc:..
FGGS-ATe a0 3tc with sOOi demand state,
IA l,c Western. "a dl4l4c; southern lS99llAc
SUGAn-KaW dull and nominal 7sc Tor FAIR Refining.
and lac for SO test centrifugal 40 hhds English sand
i-6041c Refined duh. Cut Loaf 6Sc crushed,
60-cs CuOes 6sc Powdered. 5l4a6Sc.: Granulstd,
6L A. 6i4c.; Confectionery A" 6lsc.i stand
ard a., 5o4c.; on A." 5Ic.. White Extra &C"
6ascs Extra %" 6.a5lc.; &C." 5G5sc; Yellow. AZ
d5c.
STEARINE-Dun and nominally unchanged In price.
City quoted at 67sd7c:i oeomargaripe &c. .
TALLOW-Quiet and unchanged. Prime City quoted az
7lGc SaIes, As,OOO lbs. At 1 7-l6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
SPIRITS OF TURPENTIN =

CHARLESTON. March 20.-furpentiue dull at 40c.
hAYAAsAH. March %. -lnrOoILlbe arm AZ 1 ~.
WILMINGTON. March 25.-lurDeatlls ar N a. Al 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-26
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