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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-14
INDIANAPOLIS & Yincennes
Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield,

Denart-Decatur and Peoria Through MAIL $50 ana
Montezuma Accommodation. $50 pm
Fast Express, daily, r. c. and s.-.-.1O:50 pm
Arrive-Fast Express. daily. and 500 am
Montezuma Accommodation. ----.- 1912 ana
Throuoh Mail 5:55 PM
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-14

Cincinnati, Hamilton & INDIANAPOLIS.
Depart-Cin. Dion and Toll dty. c and s. 400 am
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and n x lo:o5 aEa
Cincinnati Dayton, Toledo and New
York, p. DIV p'h
Connersville Accommodation $50 pm
Arr;va-C onnerSville Accommodation 8:35
On Paoria and St Louis o. c. . j 145 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 4:J5 pm
Gin Peoria and st. L., dy, e.e.and $. los45 pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-14

Prime clover, So. 7504.25 " bu owing to quality
of seed; prime timothy, 81 90O210 ~ Blu; extra
clean blue grass 70090c ~ bu; red top, 75c0$1 ~
bu orchard grass 81 IS a. 80 " bu: German nillet
81 " bu; common mlet, 75c p bu faxseed, selected
81 1O01 40 W bu; seed rye, 75c " bu old popcorn
203c $R H. popcorn, 60O75c ~ Blu; hemp
312c; canary, 5loc; rape, Sc p fb.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
COTTON MAR6rr,-eY rELq+7APH

LIvERPooL March - 80 m.-C0ttoa firm with fair
demand Miduaug plaud- 3D.; do. MtoIl.1g Orleans.
-l3d 1000 bales inciuIiug 1000 spec.
ul4On and export; receipts, 5000 bales, including 27up
bales American. Futures quiet Jpands. Low Aiddllng
clause April and Aiay delivery. t2Gid, also 6I-C4d:
July delivery , -G4d do July ana Augrst delivery s.
G4o.. 56tdi do. August and september delivery
7-4d: 64d do. september and october delivery
) j6td
Tenders tor denvrues at today's ccarugs, bales
new cKets and 100 bacs Old.
D. 20 OF, n-Ihe sales Of the tay included 100
bales American.
March delivery. tut4d. value; do March and April
uu.GlL buyers do May aud June delivery. 1 q It, Id
do. June and July delivery, G4t sellers. DO
August delivery, D i-U4G buyers August
September delivery 7-64d sellers DO september and
Oct0Jef delivery 464d value do september deiv very
Cad valu-
ling clause March delivery ltd. Dugers. do March
AplIi delivery. aS-t4d buyers; do April NAV
delivery Jo-O4d. buyers do NAY June delivery 0l.
6ad. sellers dc. JIus ami July delivery. sellers
July ant August delivery I'D. sellers, August
september dt livery. lid sellers
October delivery, 2-Uid buyers do september delivery
> D. ID. vdlGe.
GALyEsToN. March 22-Cottou steady. Mddlns slll6.
Low Mldd!ln-. 10 Good Ordinary. gross re
cepts . loUars. ll9l bses stock. 10 7U3 bales
SAVANNAH. AarcI -4-tott0n st'Ldy. Mbdiug = ll-l6;
MIddlung. 7t, Good Ordinary. = gross re
celpts export cOastwsg. 2i53 bales sales
80 bales; stock, 4 30 bars.
NEW-OKLEANs March 2--t duh: M.ddlnx So.
Mlddllng. (: Good Ordinary pts 81 10
baics $3.50 bales exports to Great Britain. g7J5
bales sales, 1000 bales; stocK 3-4-OI bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LlvEaPooL - Provisions bacon. Cumberland Cut
Z-s I'd Long Hddlcs. ZS bL. Gear Middle.
Zgs "a short RIBS. Oh. shoulders - Oi D.r vi
3eef-Tus. Extra indian Ness hess ia bd
rOrk-Prme Ness SIS uL per DJL. Prime Mess Eastern
bOs. 4Zs I'd Lard American. J9s.: Prme N e,
ern. SIS 1d. Lard OIL Sss. 0L Hms-Long So. Od
shoulders 3Bs ID Butter sos Od nest United
states. Chee-e-A mencaD Choice as td Wheat tied
Western SDrng -. ID D7s Rrd inter- ID q Id
per No sDr1ng. 4 I'D New Western Winter d
New Mixed estern A. 5u- California l. Us. d a
Is Californian No. :, "a 80 6s.~d Proiuce
of TurDentuc. Sis "a: do az London
CIVIL refined petroelni "a a. - per gallon CoverseeG-
American Red. 4Js cst IaiJy3s. 20. VI Iose
Common. ID "a. Pale lis UL aOA OL LInseed on 2ls
sd per cWL IallOg-klnr American 2Js ID: priu. orr
25s ID cwt American afrgeratod Beef, hind quart
ers. ) La,i. lOI Qusrters I'D Der n.
OF wheat fOr The week From Atlantic
lG duarters from rachc ports $4,000 quarters from
other sources. ~ ,0OU quarters.
Necripts Of American 80. 700 quarters
LONDON ZPfOduce-Linserd on. 400 5a. cd 900
lbs per Llnseet 4Js6l quarter fIusecd
Cake Z 5sdG 81 Refined Petroleum. ID a
6is Der gallon. spirits Of TurDenunr JOs per cwL
sperm 3ls Der tOu hOsu-COmmOn. jA Cd
Fale. I8s dlIA ProVsOns-Lard. J3s Od- cWt. .Or
American: sugar. lia "a. cWL FOR Cuba centrifugal
pOlsrunR g6o - sd OdfOr MuscOVaio tar
refining a1Oat. AUSTRALIAN TaliOs-BecL - 5L d "a
6di Mutton. 25s 6l a-6A 9d Cocoa Nut Oh-JeFi1n
2x7 Cochin. go Os
ANTWERP March 22NllcOI's Lari closed at 70 francs
90 confines per 100 EllOs
BAEMKS. March 22-Petroeum marks 20 pfennigA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
TIE TRADE II CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 22 (SpecjdD. The visible
supply statement shows decrease Of only 3l9.l05
bushels corn an increase OF 1913 CO., bushels There
las been enormous liquidation IN the last few days.
said Frank Crtenden. and It Is not over yet thiuk
that the Northwestern vd has sold out and that In
all likelihood Cudahy has made more money than all tho
other large local operators pu, together Wheat started
50 this morning. aud dropped finally TO g
cents BY 1920 o'clock May at eO7e cents. Toward
the close OF day wheat became weak under the IN
ueuce OF the stock market and alarming news from tho
strike especially from Kansas City, where new comps
cations had broken out. The close FOR May wheat was
sos cents, the bottom for the day There was some
trading dOue by exporters and they were close To
their foreign customers all day. Poole, sherman Co.
sold $4,000 bushels abroad Cui4hy and Kent are
said have covered largely saturday, but Cudahy
was a large seller again to-day Al 230 o'clock the Gloss
May pork 80 Il; May 81 cents; May lard 80 O2a
4" calls at Sl7sdS2 cents.
The Ddily COHeTcidt Bulletin publishes to-day tue
annual report tue years business OF Chicago pork
packers. together with statement OF tie beef ira de
during the year ending March l. The pork packing IN
shown have ENLARGED considerably during tue
the number or hOgs picke during the summer or
1S-5 having been 2JJJ61s, a Increase or b'oO9O over
number packed during the previous season The re-
ceipts OF for twelve mouths ending March leS6,
were 1902, sis head, and the shipments 12l,34o.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE HARRETS
FEATURE. OF ysg-Iotx DEALING,

"
The new week at the Produce Exchange
opened As the old week closed with the depression OK
wheat the chief feature OF grain speculation Tho
market for this closely resembed that Of saiur
day In that II opened shade better. suffered saose"
quent shar decline closed with part OF the loss re-
covered The decline In spot lots amounted TO sboat
cent and while city mil ers parsimoniods
buyers exporters took $4,000 bushels Tho
market closed with improved tons. Tue
options opened a cent better quickly lost the gain, aud
under the effect OF unloading b. dsgusted or erlPped
longs sank 1918 cent. There were no deEeIoPbents
the OF news needed aficr thc slaIp
losses suffered by prices last week 1oWatd the end bo
market Influenced BY purchases 10 cover snort corr
and prices recovered ractionay Ihe close was
steady, but shOwa O y Isfch al JZ aa
z for the other months iOllOSs ADrii. 0-'s
May 93 June 937s July. 9iis; August tan exception
nj loss Of lls cent 9I4 september y5A; OetoDer.
06la. and December. JJls cents. Ia view OF
the weakness OF wheat the market showed much
sturdDess. Cash lots shade stronger an1 Tue
purchases Of shippers up to 100000 bushels Tho
options eased of trie closed hrm at the best ng
and unchanged for March at 10 aud April AT Ao
and L for May at ~ and June at 47 cents
The market devoid of interest as respect tnc
export trade; cash lots 4 cent lower ana the
recovery: March 35a q aud April as
SO was = cent lower; at 301s cents MAY
speculation Of feature. aud lard options raj
lied 2G3 points 50 20 for April 80 81 for May 50 80
Tor June, 81 Al FOR July. SO is for August and 20 "a
for september.
The receipts OF grain At New-York Philadelphia Bali
more and Boston follows Wheat, 52Ol1
bushels: corn 2l7593 bushels oats, 275S99 bushels:
total grain 535, ,567 bushels -four. 36.4S5 barrels
Az Chicago, Milwaukee, ami St. Louis t1e arrivals
oats 1903 2J2 Dushels total gram. 476,723 bushels;
flour, 23,327 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
CLOSLyG pRICEs OF PHILA DELPHL4 srOgKS
MONDAY. March 22-F. VI.

MONDAY March 22-F. VI.
The stock speculation to-day irregular and errac
ana the unprecedented anomaly OF the same
speculative interest "bung" Delaware, Lsckawanna
and Western at 12GaI2s when coal is selling lower
It when the price OF the stock 3D. and at
time using available influence TO depress
the values Of the list the ALLEGED ground OF
poor business and gold exports The fact that for the
day, both efforts less sue
cessful spe.ks volumes OF the contracted
character Of the present speculation. Neither
strikes the small OF through East bound ship
by the trunk lines tel such story against values
does coal at 81 - for aud P3 for stove at tide
There talk about a coal combination. but
later learned that important meeting Of the coal
interest s to be held this evening and it may have been
the knowledge OF that which inspired todays move
ments those stocks The transactions in Delaware.
Iackawanna and Western at both boards amounted to
100000 shares, and the closing price only L per
below the highest and % per higher than sat
urdays last figures On the other hand the Of
TO affect inurousy the value Of railway stocks
plentiful as ever. There renewed
ports Of cutting by the trunk lines, and Lake Shore
made special object OF attack. 1t opened a lower
aud declined s3s closing 35 after sales OF
100000 shares at both boards The whole list out
side OF the coal treated the medicine
and correspondingly declined. The result OF all this is
the creation OF formidable abort interest, and late
in the day there indications that the large
operators that side transferring their interests
to the traders. There Is evidence also that
is quietly absorbing Lake Shore stock a scale
down. The transactions at both boards amounted to
574.2O6 shares-372.22i at the stuck Exchange and
1882 at the Conson ated-aginst 395.4l4 shares
Saturday. TIE mark closed feverish.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued call for
S1O.OOO.OOO per to mature MAY l. and IL
AZ all depressing the 81. Bids for The 4 aud rs
were 4 per cent higher Annexed are the closing quoa-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
RAILROAD EARNGS -
BURLINGTON. crpARRArrD- AND NORTHERN.
ETHIOPIAN FrvAvc1A1 MARKET.

LONpOV March 22-l.:3n p m.-Cnitci states Four Per
bonds TT do. Four ami One-Haf Bonds
l44; +tapt" Great Western FIRST Mortgage Trustee,
Certificates Al l3t canadian aClEc G r. lie, = Illinois
Central Al Mexican Ordinary II. Paul Common. "a
Ncw-l ok ,entIa lODLi Pennsylvania 5losi Reading.
1874
quote Three Per Cent Rentes so francs
- Ceutues Tor the account
LONDON March IA m-Corscls. lJl r for money ami
luu1, tn Atlantic ana Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates il3 do second mortgage.
Pacific =. Ere -ecOnd tGusO-
Mexican Ordinary 20 - St Paul Common, 9334
Central. 10 = Pennsylvania. 5ii2 heading l3is
rams quote Three Per Rentes so francs
=, - crutIWc, fOT The account.
Pari9 advlct5 quote exchange on London n 70 ranC-
1872 cutuHes for cheeks
p m-TLe amount bullion pon, into IRON the Bank
0t England N balance to-day Is a.u.OOt
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

State bonds were dull. Louisiana stamped 4s sold
ri 3 and Arkansas Ga funded at TO- OF city bauk stocks
PhrniX sold GS) 10.
The market for railway bonds duh and the specu
laye issues generally were eympatheuc Win the sh re
S-S to SOL 0r74 Missouri, kansas ana Irxas general
o. froiu % 90 d92S Rome Watertowu and OK-
currency Ga were better Al 35 aud CheS peake, O4lo
ana Southwestern hrsts OF y AZ 81.
Canada southern hrst os were up =
-. ST. Louis aud Iron Mountain D. were on = at 90
Vest Shore guaranteed A easier az 1928 c., c.
aud l. general IT, on cent at lO2 tast Tenn
eSsee virginia aud Geurgia con-ol y dec ued per
To SOl2 and TIE incomes were of at lSlS Columbus
Hooking Valley aud Toledo nrst- after rising 4 TO 50
closed al s.. Denver and klo Grande Western nrst
cepts declined ia 10 794 and kinsas Pacific consois
were Il lower al lO3 IeTs and Pacific hrs's. Rio
seconds Werc II lover at g. Gnlr Co6raao and santa
Fr gold IS declined 6s To lO434 a lO47~
The sub Treasury to-day -se, SN-l 1876 made up by
gains ~ $3.50 currency and S7i2.32I coin. To-days
operations cOverei c"Ipts, N2,l3l ,7ul paymenr-
Sl25O2oj; rcsullins IN balances OF Sl3,349.2G5 cur
Money was easy aud ruled steady at . per cent all
day.
The Clearing House statement follows: EG-
changes, Sll 3s3.369 balances, Si7jl,79O.
The United states Treasury al Washington received
S3Gs 900 National bank notes r redemption.
The rrc-ipts we're 5000 445 and the Internal
revenue receipts were SJS6,611.
The foreign exchanges were duh, hut rates were not
changed TIL late IA the ddy Pnd portion Of the gul en-
gagged for NpOft WI ihtrawu We revise quotations
FOR busaess ~ follow: Bank r. bills, - s7l2 and
II s-3l long and short sterling respectively; jlGl2
and 5.liR for francs 9J'= ard 9Gls FOR rechmarks
80 and IUIi TOR ruid,rs.
In Loudou British sos and ls per cent
higher at zoos and l0O& respectively tor money and
account United states II 4 to l27I4 and 4l2 Z to
l1Il Amcrcau ways were sullI. but generally
hiGher In The early dealings, ana later declined IN re-
spouse ea-,v depression the home market and
closed az the lowest prices or day. The Bank OF
England gained G26,0OO bulion on naance Al Paris
London was hrmer at p. q irs. TO the 1.
RAILROAD EAENGNGs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

March 20 March l3 March 20 March 81
wheat bush 65jo45 t7Otlll. 4794,27O 3.HL$lS
Corn. bush...., I1394yj A.. 4.-'J .c.&O l.l'4,.c4
Cats. bush ..I go '~b2 A lUil totSll l,lc1,bQ3
Barley bush. l2-3Ji 60 luI -C4,@f- --4.- /.
Eyc. busl.-..i ~r.124 l22,jl3 49, luJ,l4l I
Iras. Lusl...I lit-9 . 49J 4SlV -o@o
Mali bush 2G7IG2 23BgOU, l2Ugjj 264.jl6
12-I-4 Io2- lI.nn1GiO-


The following IL the ccmuaratve visible cram supply
the mr stares ami Canada as conf lied by the Produce
~ 90 10 goEn g5 ts Ge ESQ 57yse Eye S5 B15sg gos
Mar i35ostO42l l46i6so7 2.u2,sI3 G42,42l l,l2699l
Mar n43.7e65,2 sI94563 3Oe2075 S64,67O l,3se.975
Mar s22955442o I7,55LOo6 477o5lO 2363223 l,6a24s7
nay AND ,pRAw-Hay in large supply very light de
mald ane agail Iowrr Hay hGlce Iimohy - roc
Cover MiIed 7d57G1c: cover 5o@1'c Prairie %
Sc Long straw; 30 lc, short Rye, G5G7Oc; oat
MGG17. Ia o. boiling stock sold at lse for SOC
Ph0vIsioNs- N-Tle mar1et is ifeless wi,h CON
aued Indifference the part OF EXPORT re- Prices however
' ~ ta1ms Joo lots q Mess qgo'ed s9 .5cs!3 $
Mess si2.5dsi4 fo5 clear Bak, AMI - 75Gs 10 for
LK rr@g FEE Irc, Bul s. Ind t nomn3 51aI7 6 Sn
I1trl Mess 65s = ooots So Packet $ 5oas3 90 in
Sai 9a9d !ea F'"'y 7s pTss ou8sa . 4s3
Bellies, II b4 4c: 90 20 u. 5.zc rickled shoulders
qpoIed at smoked ed shoulders V16t G1tsG l1cked
ani mn bryr's f.or Long Clear New YORK quoted c.
FOL Tca'sI2 ED L9 Gs c better Th VITA lar
demand. city heavy 70 Light sGo,@ ilg' IT,; Ill
the cont Eucd aepresain IN Wheat Prices advanced .Ga
ton and cash trading quiet sales 90 ties Western
Ing G29e. $500 tcs May. 6SoG65 c., closing 55Ic;
2,-5o tcs. June d3i Go-:c closing 635c" July closing
tcs september. G0.c., closing o,4c city steam in mod
contlne'i 555c and south American 6,.5c-.. BUTTER
audt nd varied irOul oar last. q
Gury fo line gra les NEW BUTTER-Elgn Creamery, 33a
do. pcuu,ylyaUia do. }3c Western, G.: Uairy
halfdfEn tubs, 81 d3oc Western Imitation Creamery.
Is4gc: Western Dairy lOG ltC- Western FACTORY, l.
&c: Hollis Old BUT Err State Dairy l. d2Gc..
state Dar- nrlns and tubs ia 2Jc state Dairy. rkins
iGr l3c CIEESk-Stare. -adllc; Western 726lOLc.,
SKINS 2d-c. EGC>-Are up aHair per dozen, with
far demand state l36lJ~c.. Western l2' 0lJci south
ern. lLL,a Isc.
~TEARiN E-Quiet ard firm. city quoted at oAo6ac.
and Ieomareariue AT 6i-1 l4c.
SUGA-Baw mer 1850 i7,c. for Fair Refining and
&c Refined quiet Cut Loaf bdsc; Crushed
6o-c. CuDcs bha6 7.ioc; Powdered, 5sa6l2c.: Granu
Jared Git: Mould A $500 5l6c; Confectionery a"
Gisci STANDARD A.. l5-l6c; on " A." 6Ec; White
Extra %" 59sc.; Extra &C." 5-s6jhc; &C." as Sc
Yellow 4a.65c.
TALON steady and IN moderate demand Prime City
quoted al 4lsc Saies. $4,000 lbs. az 4 &C.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QLOTAIIANs % BEKvKs IO.DAY.


The average was estimated at 20 81.
REVIEW OF THE wEEK.-The arrivals Of Be We, the
head more than the corresponding week Last year
with increased receipts Of i've Cattle prices have fallen on
ell but grades SC per 100 To- the market closing
very dg without clearance The lght arrivals on friday
enabled sellers 70 just sbOur maintain prices and about
eyoyihng was sold shippers report sma margins ana con-
Dressed Beef about the supply and sales
The trade in oify Dressed Beef has duh
European advices little less favorable with American
Live Cattle barely steady az l3e ic for the best and Re-
Live Calves Ia good denand anu little Erm on Tues
and @ pr,ces on tT @ eno Saray were NOT qne as strong
early IN week Of the sales at J2g1 &c "a
few EKtra Heavy Veais bringing Scl
The receipts sheep and Lambs have been moderate and
feeling has been weak the under grades with -sht
trade on Friday The market ruled title nrm Choice
stock saturday but closed mp about c on from the bet
and IN aifatteued Lambs sell The dead market
been depressed butchers afford to pay the
ces asked The stock has been bought too high In Western
cDrng Lambs have quite freely while fat stock
weighing 4oa D has met with yery far demand most oi
ruled Iuiy ii per head lower
Very few live Hogs ,rrivlng and with Dressed Hogs
steady and unchanged quotations were same as last week
BEEN Es ecepts ytsteray and 10 ay were ~ cars at
making g 45l head against 4 6s6 head last Monday.
man aaS M f7 S eaI IT for ncqS& efG mcg2 % ard there
trade 2t Importance The - cars at Weena"Aen
the g3 loads at Jersey ciy !? cars went direct to
schwartzcd sulzherger and4 carloads were reserved
by u Go dsmth for sh pmen alive leaving only ears on
the market There was CONSIDERABLE fubbsh IN Inc yaus
and not single carload OF Prime or Choice G3t.
tie offerings mainly Poor to Far quality. The
light suppV eau firm feeling and trade
advance Of 20c 100 IL Fridays prices
with nearly everything sold before 10 O'Clock. Fight ear
loads Of A. MunrOes cato arrived late owing 20 lnsg
ncant land slide on the est shore road which delayed the
TIA aDOut four hOucs
ew ta ends and poOrsh Steers sold - - 30
Ordinary az 500 So and SGd 81 - Dry
cows brought So 62GS4 TO- Bulls 81 15GS4 25 two extra
sellers Export at ~ jOdS4 70.
No shipments OF i've stock fresh meat from this rort
to-day Tomorrow the Arizona viii take out 5000 quarters
Of Beef 3n OF NJ ttOn.
The weeks shpmen and Dressed Beef and
Mutton follows
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
EeI. NOr.t Rir,r rttts,t MI e tiir0 rs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COPFEE-SpOt Rio quiet ssc for Fair. No sales.
Options 0pclei points lOW barely steady.
Havrc was inactive The receipts RIO de Janeiro
$1,000 btgs. Exchange declined sales March. 7lOB
7l5 Ann, 7u5Stl0; NAV, 7.p0a7O5: June G9j9
1908 Jnlv. $3.50 7.O0 August. G9j 7O5; September
40 d7.Oj; October. 7OOa1.Oj; November 76OG7lUi
December 7O5d7lhc Mid grades aly; sles q bags
AuEOstura "2 MaracabO 657 washed Caracas and 4439
private terms.
COTTON Cotton steady fairly active unchanged
Sales 500 bales 40 last evening" Including for export
and 800 for home cOns1nption Receipts at the pOf t.
l,77O bales, against 1887 this last week and
a,13 last september 4.727219 baes, against
4,4Ol .262 fOr the same period last season.
the quotations accorunE 70 the American classification
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, VI

ALBANY, March 22-In the Court Of Appeals
o-day the following cases we're argued:
No 4f2-Flzabeth WOgOod, appellant AIT. the Mayor.
ec OF New orls respondent George Lay Tor appellant
u J Dean respondent.
~ Lanes q Dubois respondent the city OF
Eursiou appellant John LlnsOn for appellant, John
Nan trteu for respondent.
80 4Sn-Tbe New.YOrk ana brooklyn Ferry Company
aR II Moore anu others. respondents The
~, Tcrk Terrs Oalpany. appellant. the William
Ievl and Joseph A Burr Tor appellants, James smith
for respondents
Tb4 fopowtngis il the day calendar for March 80
Nos g75 $50 so G23 624. 33I, $40, 572.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

ShssDRece.pts 1000 head Shipments 500 boafi msrxs
lower Nauvess - 40esJ 30 Western ~ O0@s4 Ioi Lamos
81 UO0S5 90 Texans. IS OODst %.
ST LOUIS 6arch Z2.-Catts- fecetDts 6bOi shipments
zoo; far Choice NaIIve shipping steers
81 sOds5 Butcher - 5O0 81 40 COWS
and Hrifers 81 5O@s3 10 stOckers Feeders SO OOs
- 10
HogJ-Receipts 800 snlDments 30)s Liv1L So SO
- - Packing. 81 JjDS4 10: HesyV. ~ lJes4 10
Sheso-ReceDts loo; saiDnsnJ-. market quiet
At ly
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
L1vr srocK MARKErs nY rELEGRAPH.

i r
BUPFAIo March 22.-C1TN- Receipts for to-day S35
1870 mead Tor last
week consigned through sunday 52 OF
which - Oday ~. TO New Nsrk 1913 cars
ON sale market Good to Choice shipping declined 40
l5c from Mondays prices Extra steers 70 10 q
- - .jHSi So Heers, - 20
al O1 -tOckes Feeders - 90 7j Export Bulls,
81 5Ues3 20 Prime - % dS6 90; Mich COWS, SSj
$40 - cars left over
sh<sp- Fecrlpts for to-day 5000 7ead total for
600 neal for same lime last week 1850 head
gAed through Il Ot which II 10 New %
se Good 10 Choee stronger ant IN fair demand
Far - % 6S4 So Good to Choice 80 uU1S5 10
Extra, S5 90 -6 20 Lambs moderately sesiy Common
fO 25 Good Choice 80 UGsO so; Extra,
7haS7 20 left
Hogs- RsceIuts - hours 7t75 head total for
Too time last week 1928 head
consi gned through sunday, 40 OF which 10 70 New
YORK consigned through to-day So cars OF which 20 70
New York SO sale market active ana shade
higher ight Pigs - 80 dtl 40 Mixed Pigs and Light
YOrKris - 3odS4 50 selected Workers. - 30ast 40
selected Medium WEIGHTS, - 410st 80. Cnarse Mixed
Heavy - 7easl market closed with continued up
ward tendency ali offerings taken.
CHICAGO March 22The Dr"c>r Journal reoorts: Cattle
600 smpmeni-. l.OOo head market dull
Shipping Otdt5 90 StOckers and Feeders s. 90
ss4 ~ COwa. Bulls ami Mixed 81 OU4$4 OO buk, 81 10
ioos-Recepta 500; ShDpents 5000. market higher
Rough ami Mixed. ~ OJH - 30 Pacsng Shlppmg,
81 5ss4 A. Ligbt. sJ 50 9si 80 sgIos ~ 5JSs3 10
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

Pennsylvania do i01 b az 62c t6 do Culs 90 b AZ S7
100 Western Lambs. ~ ID. At 80 10 a.
HOGS.-Receipts - cars 0f S1JO bead eInhU ci
vided beiyeen tho yars The - quoted kTln and
higher and dealers the ran 20 i1r Connon ~
100 - IS per lOg L1tc Slturity hr j. %
sJd a carload NJ Kentncsy fgs IS IA NUMBER Ane
averaging lO6 d, at 81 So per 100 ID.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
SPIRITS OF TuRPENTINE.

CHABLBsToN March 22.-TurDenuue dull at ~ i.c
bAVANsAH. March - - f1IrOeutlns nrm 4. I7c.
WILMINGTON. March 22.-lurDenune nrn AZ A2a
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23

Good Ordinary ...... 7-I6 Low Ndinr....... 7ljl6
Good rlin1rv rs NiddlIng Sll-l6
Futures closed 10 points a fair business
cue IN liverpool points receipts
depressing influences Some long Cotton Sold
but the circumstances the decline today mod
crate ehman. Flelu aud Thou y Foo buy
ers eedcnburg Williams. Black RcightOn Schroeder
and Ranger sellers. sales. ll5,9OO bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. MARCH %.
rHG GENERAL LIsr