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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
MAYOR CH4PIN WOULD BORROW MONEY

Ills PLAN FOR CARRYING on THE NEEDED IN
PRovEMKNTs IN BROOKLYN
Mayor Chaplin Brooklyn has written letter TO state
Senator Conner which he sets forth plan for raising
money TO CARR on certain needed improvements IN BROOK
lyo without increasing the tnraie He proposes 70 oorro"
money at OF interest for street paving new
parks and schoohouss sites. He shows that the liked
charges which the Board OF Estimate must al
low necessi,ae tax rate OF 81 S. leaving only "a
determined by the Beari tbs tax rate not
beyond TO- present rate which he says 10 TOO high
In the last years Of funded debt has been PAID
90 25O 600 has been spent for school buildings and
So paid toward the cost OF the BRIDGE Inc
city wall within the constitutional nt OF ihueolou
lie adds:
nronoss ame comprising sorts OF bond issues
the st sort IS to provide street improvements such as
paving important thoro ughres or avenues OF cohnecuo
with durable pavement. constructing sewers ere cn
buildings for educational purposes or securing esi oe ~
mr. for such buildings 10 unwise TO throw
their whole the present popuat ion OF TINS SORT
OF bonds not than 81 100000 should DO Issued during
the next years. The next sort is TO proviae sma
prxs IN regions from existing PARK Separate
This nurpose from tho other thinking II might DO quo'
toned by greater number OF persons 10 my own
mind the propety such expenditure most clear 10
yopd Tompkins Park outlying wards and notably IN
the Eighteenth and Twenty there can be fonnd 10 pro-
VISION for the coming generation ana no
pace excepting cemeteries The contrast oet"een
entire absence OF any such auu o
,,,ude o New YORK. CITY decided That city has
pended millions parks beyond the Harlem RIVER us 10
spend many millions more 1tinenfs. undr laws recently
enacted establish small parks in the crowucn no"ho"h
otens city. The land thus purchased or 10 DC pur
chased what should be sblgei TO pay 10
aside and there unsccupei blocks to be devoe 70
Ike purposes advantages for meeting 50 OBVIOUS
need ought not TO be thrown away
ut should not be that the Intention of This proposal
Is TO increase the cys debt Such is not the Intention Inc
such proposal IS found in facts already gwen
and ia The nature existing debt of which sl%54OoOo
bears per cent and S229S5OO bears interest al
per cent IT, therefore, during the next tweny-sx years
one million OF such existing debt coud he annually provided
for undor egulatous ami Ike amount OF new
debt sue be ISSUED annually at cent the city would
find itself end Of the period with no more deDt uah
now reduction of at least s95oOOO IN the anhua
xei interest charges be met by taxation This reduction
Of sJ5oOO0 in annual interest burden would OF itself
sunc TO form extnguishing all debt in second
period OF twenty-sX years"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

Few declarations have been received thus far Tor The
Suburban Only Hanover, Exile, Belvidcre Frank "ard
Lady Primrose Glenmound and Mr. g. i. Loriaids
Sensation ialla colt had been withdrawn ND to last even
ing Tho Dryers expect 10 run the Suburban with
Kingston matter what they may say to influence the
betting They also hope TO win the Brooklyn Jockey
Club Handicap with Hanover and that would give him
penalty which would settle his Suburban chance.
Hence they scratch" Hanover rom the suburban.
From the Brooklyn Jockey Club Handicap the hst OF
declarations Is Longer than from the Suburban. MI
Belmont has withdrawn both his costly purchases Race
Land and George oyster, and has also scratched Lazy
Primrose and Prince Royal Probably he does not expect
70 get his horses tremendous struggle so carly IN
the racing season. and probably he thinks Also as every
sensible racing man does that Hanover If the Hanover
Of last May will away all opposition IN inc bfooAS
like much chat. With only 10 pouhus Ill 'h'
saddle, who beat him!
The other declarations from the Brooklyn are Eolian'
Laceari Linden Queen of Elizabeth Biscuit lima
and harrington.
From the Drookdae Raceand, George Oyster. Linden
Queen Of Elizabeth and Inda have been withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

:s:s Ss.s 1900 bush Cora @'''
closed Gg ss .,J ss.sh Agr
Corn nrm' Cash isiSlse March t5asAS'so ciosIns
tgtc ga My mi .tssny csss 81 30 % May soa
= rs ss .is o. su BAN and a. s
b!E Sa.. 1sssAs sS as e 81 &SS.ssy
.s.y Il b. c0f pros.ioS. ai ' sIeHd
Pork sit S6csit So Lard 81 1921 pry:at Hsss
b0Yed-Shouiders 80 0O1 sc % Long clears oygI "
Clear Ribs 81 62nes7 IS Short Clear 81 1ewU SI,a
Bacon. bcIsd.shopdsrs &c So Long Cieas y W. Ss..
RIBS at IS 1888 20; Short Gear NJ Is 8! sGso a.,
Hams steady $40 2sssi2 90 kscs S w We.
Oats 10000 bush; Rye Barley ICo bash % sIp,
Inepts-WheM 1000 bash Corn a 900 bush. Oats zioVo
bush Rye none. Barley none
TOLEDO. Feb. 2l.-whssi duiI Cash s4s a sj.c; MAY
SIC Corn dull steady May $50 quiet Cash 33c
Cloyerseed active weak Cash SIS 80; February ~ 3D.
March SO 90 Recep,s-wheaf 900 bush 5000
Coysrseef 323 bags ShDnents-Whe.: 900 busd Co.'S
1000 BUSH oats 900 bush. Cloverseed 45i bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
yastetd,y's Produce EXchlnge aiykets require


comment. good export business was done III wheat
shprer, taking 1886 900 bushels and the export purchasers
ran up to 90 600 bushels Cash wheat was arm out the
op,on market was dull and irregular. the depressing IN
ruonces on speculation being the approach OF todaVs
holiday and the apparent disposition and ability OF
large CHICAGO operator prevent any important Narao"
I'm prices either up or down. The market moved wiiih
narrow range finally closed steady. unchanged ior
February at 50 3S is cent for the later months
as follows: March, 80 5S April, 30 "a; Nav 81 i2'
June, 81 3S; July, 30 rs cents. Only about LoVo'
600 bushels changed hands Corn on the spot was urn
hut the squeeze I'm February options came to an END IL
view Of the increasing receipts OF the cereal. the price
closing down / 34 from Monday night The o'hei
months naturally sympathzed somewhat with this drop
but the net declines did exceed 14a3S cent Tho
market closed heavy as follows: March 80 IA; ApnI
80; May 80 Is; June, 80 cents Oats were DUH ous
1s61-4 cent easier on the spot, and down 3oHi4 Tor
March and May options respectively at 81 oS cents
There were sales Of $50 terces u lard for export lhe
nearby months higher but ne later deliveries at'
down 1a2 points, closing follows: March, - "
APRIL 20 o.; My, - 05; June, - l0i July Is 10
The receipts grain and -four reported yeslefiN ~
New.York Baltimore, philadelphia, and Boston we've -
follows: wheat G312 Lu.hes, corn. 99.O52 bushels
oats AIS bushels total grain, 20is23 bushels hour
liS0 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and St LOUIS
the arrivals were Wheat, Gl5O9 bushels corn 200 oO5
bushels; oats, 1928 bushels; total grain. 4l5o3s
bushels Gour, IL, l0l barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2l.-3:3On m.-Rcci and Pork-In poor
eonand Hams-In po,r demant iorg Gu, dull at i1s
In air demand Cumberland cut dull at SIS: long
clear 49,, Gd short no dal al o3s Od teese
In poor demand. Tailowln poor dc GanG prime cry du
.6. Sulrls Of 1urDeGtlue-in fair demand and rrin
S0a.S RosinIn ,lsminl Lari spot aud Fs.sres
I'm L.r demand pTlu- Wosterd rpOi February, NsSa
and Arri steady 3D Oh WheatFhe demand IA impro.
in; Now Winter steady at g. Nd; do. sptin2, duu
aI ia 81 Fourth p0Or drnald spot snd Futures
In poor dclnani Mixed Western spot dl at As VAL 20
February dun ~ A. 81 do. March duli at 4s hti DO
April dull ad HOP, &C London -Newi ORR Hea'e
In lair demand. .. $780,, -.
ioxpoX Feb u D. al Pro ldee-calcutia L,nseef -
per quarter IA.--siO On Ss ed per ewt Linseei sths
70 IS. I'D AZ los. psr tor Western hrnn"i fer"'
lcuIn. GSL SOsL per saloA spTits u i"tpe''"'' -'
2d. per owt $1,000. ~. m ,.,...
AxrwgKr F.b. 2l-Wncox's ari cioset at " tranes
por 100 hllos. leolenn-F'ns PA, A'o'i 40.
G2 paid IL ~, - 70
BEkSES. Feb. lS-wilcox's lard clos,i az % mS'A'
pfenng, 10 10 Petroleum. MARKS ao po"nSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
Az Old HUDSON RIVER BRIDGE SCHEME

An Old HUDSON HITEN BHIDUt htIIHHH'
The NewJersey Legislature in 1868 incorporated COM
pany known as The New-Yok and NewJersey Bridge CON-
pany appointed fourteen 10 take The pre-
mnary steps auize the company The CON-
In.oner were act wh like Commissioners TO
be appointed by Legislature of this state The company
ia 10 open and receive subscriptions The
cpal stock Is liked 100000 with the privilege to IN
crease it to GOO and with power 10 issue bonds to an
amount not TO 50 0O0 600 Ike company has power
L. construct and maintain bridge che Hudson River
the bridge not u be than $50 feet above high tide
ratroad NAV be operated Culver. OF the
Jersey Commissioners, Las written 10 Mayor Hewitt
recontDg the facts asking whether he is rea to act
In tbs matter Tho Mayer says that no haze nothing 10 DO
via, tins affair 1t is something that the legislature must
hea xitl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

IAykRpooi Feh a. o. m--cotton JelIy ~
ate ,ly. 4 inland. Low Midjlng clause fsnr"sy st,ii
"a ga sellers February anl March slider, Apri
s.ller., March snd April delivery ooosI 80. al, ,r,
and May delivery S10ti buyers MAY "s 10 giy PAYERS
Ssjla buyers June and iy "a ..ilers August and
ssr,emher delivery I36iL seier. september "e''''
il-6ld soiiera ox,., u,asi,av o., Low
u,asI,n. 81, t;oot Ordinary ~ net and sros o,eips
,no,s eoa,twise TAO bales sAloA 20 ssios
sock. 27.7i5 iaic. go. s,..,. t,.,i,~ 10 M. ns.
AMI rr,ss receipt. NIB baio. exports eoAs"s' ''ioi
~ ~. ssis. sy, hsis,. stooA, |sS6S bxeA 40 80
sXyAyNIH Feh "A ouIn-4Y.et. Aminng ".Si "a
low Niddng 10. 0o1l orlin.ry. 10 %, go.
49,. ,.cs,.G. talrs. rxpnts cesstuis~. w, sS'os
stIcs lDV ,toe.. ba2ol e4lns .,,,,,n, AZ,
Low NIatIlpg aij GOOD v't,nerr sN rss re e1s
Gl95 bacs yra,, rscop,S Aeso IAiss sAsA ss'' 's~'
alucK. JJ1, 9ZI valoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
SET FREE AFTER PLEADING GUILTY.

Ms Laura 5 Cotton WHO had boarding house al No
1913 Lexinetou We, set Of ttsaling articles
o, small valus boarders pleaed guilty yesterday
before Sudgs Gdersecve charge OF larceny. She has
many va rn friends her Teaivcs toll Judge Glider
,e.y, that there nothing her Circumstances which
elt Load her 70 commit petty crimes They Of the
o1plo. that she temporarily insane whom ho stole the
articles Judge Gndorseeve received assnraucos that n
oud lie well taken OF by her relatives and discharged
her Tram nsty Yesterday suspension of sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
ethiopian FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb 2l.-4 D. m-consols. l02 ZIG for monsy
and 1O2 81 for accounts UnitedSates cent bonds
1913 DO ss 1Oss Atlantic and Great Western nrs;
mortgage trustees cortcatcs 37si Atlantic and Gfea'
western second mortgage certificates 1S Cana
dian Pacific bs7, Erie 27I do second copsos, lCi =;
ss7. Hadson's Bay Company 2Ss; CANADIAN N TsI
Land Company. rs: PennsylVanla 2o's Me1t
Ordinary. 49, Illinois Central i2o Spanish s. 6s 2.
silver quoted at 81 IL per ounce Paris ahvlces
omots per cent rene, rs oentmes for tha
aud exchange London at 20 francs 70 cente or
c1acka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ngw.YoRK. Tuesday, Feb 2l-DEEvEs- Receiots 81
cars o45 hesd2 cars % Jersey City for market and
dnn " '''S' f's'"'
sides. with e Choice and Extra selling at asIsc
Chicago Dressed dnl at 667 iac for cominon Cool
Private cable advces quote Refrigerator Beef du
sSip%.St! p 9io quarters o, Bee, In the Wyoming b,
Joseph Eastman IN: Csnads II laden wtn 24S B,eyss and
moroY The Celtic also sails Wednesday with 500 quarter,
Late Yesterday Newton a GiIett sold 10 BnHs,o oxen.
1928 average at o. 20; 2 Steers LAS D at s. %
CALVEs-Recepts 1870 head, OF which III were al Gotta
st. Demand just about equal to the supply and ali sol al
Dressed Calves quiet at seebc for Dressed Ped Calves
ga lie for Country Dressed vesls end 91l2c for City
dressed With fey Chees bringing l5o Lit'io Country
sales-D Harrington Veals. ll6 b at TO- % do, l33
10; at &c 29 do, 1877 ID, stsho
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 3 cars OF 53i head.
Prime stock in demand aud hm bat Poor to Medina grades
Common 10 Extra Ycsrlisg lambs at 6S7i2o
something carload Of Extra State Fed Wehers
thousand could be picked up that would average a, goo as
this lot Strictly prime stock 10 and what
BY that would n former hardly have been Rated
Dressed Mutton slow but firm for Good to Choice With
other grades neglected Poor 10 Medium sells az ga &c. Fax
casonaiiy as high as 10lc
Dressed Ysarilng Lambs ouiet at 9eioc
Siles-Dilenback Dewey lss state fed sheep l3G ID.
at &c per 10
at Sc per u 81 State Lambs, e6h u. at 7i2o per u.
state a%S. 81 H. n do 70 D.
&c: Yesterday 1871 state Sheep "a 10. at 6Ac 81
49, 20 e. o. &c. Il h. ''' A'"O
Newton Gett late yesterdsy: ia Ohio Sheep IS D.
at R5 5s y ssS a %.ss ss s.as car. a,
Jersey CITY IA 40ihs Mono for sale alive Nom
inally weak at IS S03s5 70 per 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
AXIS JOSIE HOLMES AT LIBERTY

CINCINNATI Feb 2L-Miss Josie Hslmes brought
into the United States Court to-day by United States
Marshal Urssr The Uaited States District Attorney
made the molten to nslls pros the indictments
against In consideration OF her having given tes
msny In the case. and the court granted the motion
This 10 the last Of the eight Fidelity Indictments 1--WE "
The defendants, Harper and Hopkins. have been coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
THE GREAT SPRIkG .RANDIOlR
WEIGHTS FOR JEROME PARKS BIGGEST PRIZE


DECLARATIONS,
The weights assigned by Charles whestiey. oncia
Handicapped OF the American Jockey Club for the CIV
Handicap. the bigge.t prize Of the spring meeting az
jerome Park, given out last night THIS race 10
at mile and furong with $4,000 added money. M
NcatIcys weights differ freely from assigned BY
Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Mcintyre 10 the horsos entered
in the Concy Island and Brooklyn hsnicaps and IN my
ornio ne haa been successful than either I'm eaug
ing the relative merits of the horses ana aHotuhe 'he
weights fairly although should have given Kingston
and Folisn i've pounds more each But II must be re-
rncmbcrcd that the City Handicap is furlonR shorter
than the suburban the Brooyn handioaDs Following
l. no Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
SALE OF THE TREMoYr HOUSE, BOSTON.

SALE Of THE TREMONT HOUSE, BOSTON
Bosros. Feb. 2i.lt is now known thatJ Montgomery
Fears has said the fremont Holss 10 Frederick l. Ames
The price Paa net stated but the largest real es
taIs transaction between two private individuals that
has taken place Boston. Whether the property
will SIN bs use, as hote! cannot bs stated bat enc OF
the runners Ia that 1t Is TO be csnvsrsdinto central sta
usn for tho West End street Raiiread Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Feb. 2l-catne-Recepts last 70 hour, vera
IO5 lead. Total thus far 22S hesa Same uas
last week GAS head Consigned through. late Mondsy
night 50 cars York: II SALE all Common
Fair; and changed mostly sold at So 30
81 10.
Sse.p-Recoips last II hours 500 head Total TO-
week For time last veok IA 500
head Consigned through. none on sale cars market
active and prices shade higher all onerlngs taken
Hogs-Receips asst "a hours were l.766 heat Teta T..
100 head For same time last week ~ 10
head Consigned Trough Il car, Of WHICH to Nsv Ysss:
8 cars prices frm; beleoted Y0rkers - sod
So 4O selected Medium weights s. oo0$5 76 all offerings
taken
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards. Feb 2i:-Ths Drouar
Journal Cattle-ReoeDts 1000 head shipments
1000 head market Steers So loes3 OBJ soekers AMI
Feeders 81 1888 55 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 s0os3 ID
Texas cattle 80 400St To- ,.
Hogs-hecebts 10000 head: shipments 5000 head Mar
ket steady; Mixed S. O563 40: Heavy IS 3oe$3 ~
Light 81 % a 5 49, SkiDs SO 20 "a 80
1900 head shipments 600 Market was
So So Western s. 5000 80; Texans
81 20 6Si IS; Lambs So OOeSS 90 49,. CAL,
ST. LOUIS Fra 81. Catts-t eceipts 1000 head shin.
msnts lOI. market steady; Choice Heavy Native
steers 81 40 Fair Good Native steers - S00
81 as Butchets steers Medium 70 Choice % 106SA 20
sfockers and Feeders fair good So 90 03 go
stronger Choice Butchers Selections 30 90
10 Packing Medium to Choice 80 10 $50 o.
Light grades. Ordinary 10 Goot 81 S50So 10
200 head shipments nome Asrxes "~s
steaiy Fair 10 Choice S. Oh DSo 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

State bonds wcrc dull but Tennessee com
promise sold at 20 and settlement IS we're oil 3,i
at 70. Auction sales of sewers issues are r.
ported below.
Railroad bonds were less than usually active, but
the tone of the market was firm. Erie second 6s
were quiet at % 7-sa9s Fort Worth and Denver
frsts were active at so 1-2asi "a. International
and Great Northern frNtS sold at local o3 ~;
at IS 3-4a59, and West Shore Is Mt J o. LA
I0l 80. The Northern Pacillcs wcre duh and
strong. We refer to our full report OF the pohd
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Tx
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 500 at
30 5-sa3O IA. Knicl,erbocllcr Trust Company ?
at 40 Duluth Sonth shore and Atlantic preferred
f3OOl at 81 North River Construct SCRIP 'lOOj
nj , Virginia Riddlcbcrgcr 81 81 1000 at 1s L;
Georgia Pacific frsts $1,000, at lo9 la 02 Ia
and seconds 81 600 at 90 3-4aol - ana ihe-
nix Mining 900 at 40 cents.
Money was in abundant supply at 2a2 II per
cent and closed offered at ? PER cent. e.,
The Clearing Ilous" statement to.tgy Is aS I0l-
lows Exchanges, sl2l,3s5 col; balances So
0O24o0. c,..,
The Sub-Trcasnry was creditor q The clearns
House s342.J07 ItS gain on balance WIS 81
75951O. made up by gains OF s35o,3eO currency
and 81 .4O0.12O coin The particulars 81 me
statement. however, indicate that about y ooo'-
o0O of the gain was by receipt Of coin certificates
from Washington. The days operations covered
Receipts. So. j.3e6; payments S9!3:sl6 rrSnlt-
ing in general balance or ;! ~. CONSIST
ing OF STAG, 23s,sG3 coin and sl2?js,G3o cur
rcncy. . ,,,,,, ,,..c,,,xc.rov
The limited States Treasury nj Washington re-
ceIyrd to-day $436,O0O National bank notes for
| redemption. ,o
! The customs rcceipts wcre %7Gl. 6l7. ana TIC
| internal revenue rocelpts were %21l,1lI .
| To-davs Washington Treasury statement or
! cosh on hand and DEPOSITS in bank comp1reS w III
! the 6f,ures Of Yesterdays statement "a follow:
Fen 20 lssq Fob q. 1889 DiGerencns.
Not hand 1907 72S % *20S J 7Ol Inc SgO.
Net silver on hand 53b2J.Sl3 53G9i,l"1 Inc lbN"Si
Net legal tenders - .. o- o,o
on hand. 2OO01533 20 32tSH2 me 80
Natl bank notes lOOiO7 2O@OiP Inc. l"-'o''
Actual cash in
| Treasury vaults
over outstanding - - .-.-- -, ~, ooo
certificates S2S13S5 S33 s2S' 77nIh3 inc 81
Deposits In banks 55.8292Bl 90 ."49i3 DOG "'f'"iI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tee decided increase In the activity OF the crude
oil yesterday and fluctuations were wlderthsn
has for time There was hghef spen'
ing An advance 10 S9s and subsequent decline TO
3d. centa Tho nows field not specially i'm
portan the wells recently been In the eyes oil
the trade showing no material change output Tho sell
ing in the morning was based Psburs operations
and tho gossip was failure In that city had com
PEELED some calling which dslodgst long OIL
II it long gu. 1t fairly veil taker
care OF, especially Of the activity OF the
party in trying to shake the conn
deucs OF holders The afternoon dealings wera
irregular prices better than the lowest ana the carry
general favorable to hold
srs and IL producers organization will sustain its
strength there Treason to believe 1t any tenn
porary depression will be followed by fall recovery At the
momon the efforts OF tho operators for
fall likely keep speculation unsettled ana us
couraging outside support Tie market closed barely
steady oay tribe below the final quotations OF Monday
range prices and the total dealings az the Coasalt
aatod Exchange were as follows
Opsnng ...-.... $50 Lowest S1t
Hghrst 80 = Final s1I
Refined unchanged at -. conts gallon, Abel test
al all ports.
OIL CITY Penn. Feb 2l--National Transit Certificates
opened oSs; highest SCH lowest 81 e. closed 81 .
6I,253 barrels shipments 1882 barrels runs
fiTTssi E Penn FEB 2i-petroeum fairly active "a.
tiouai Transit certihc opened at $50 elosoL oIsi
hghest, $685. lowest 81 ,,. c.-.e..,..
BEADfoR6. penn. Feb 2l-National Transit Certificates
oreued at SS,s S7s4; highest o9t lowest
81 Clearancrs. 100000 barrels .,a.....
TirUsyiLLS Penn. Feb Stonal TRANSIT cerI,c"sss
eyeaed oo-s highest. $50; lowest oIs; closed 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
roSDoS WOOL SALES.

LONDON Feb 2l-At the wool sales toaay inSro w.,
tu attendance nnd the biiding animated the opera
tou. of home ssd buyers were equal oosn
weIs sieaay pcer and faulty we're irregular This series o.
sales cs.es saturday Folowng ale the sales III aes az
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 bales secured. IL ian Uls 20
de locks and pieces, 91dsl. 2d srsay 1sSghi , 900
bales; .courod Ia Oia0ls 7ad do locks and pieces
is I'D: greasy 7dYsi DO locks and pieces bH Vietor
7da ais I'D greasy laalstlai do loeEs s5a pscS'
greasy. lOlsd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 700 bales soour~ ~
Dc locks aud pieces, 81 greasy vig!a CO. io 1,a
bales: secured. Ia 0lde1sAId Kreasy sa9d Spanish
l1t bales. greasy, <xd odd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

yctod. Anrpi Baldwin died aud Peguc. Chatisd, zi,
norman. Wiltshire and uolnss were released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
Yesterday. Today

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. Fob 81, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
CuIcAGo Feb 2l-The leading futures ranged follows

Cash quotations follow,-No. 2 Spring WHEAT o
a7;,c No. ) Wheat 81 .aGSc No Ret - -,
No. = Corn :, I9c No. oats - i2~2"c no. fsys
6lc No. Balsy II GsDc No Flax s9ei az 81 - -, >
Prime Timothy S-el - i60s2 II. Mesa Pork per bJ'
: n no Iani ner 100 % 81 75 Short RIBS Suios
loose 81 30 Dry Sailed shoulders boxed 50 9OSs6 %.
short clear SIDES boNei 81 90a 500 Wlsk,y. utIusrS
gnshci gools gallon 81 - Suar-Cut Loaf f'~Ss &C.
0-anulatei 81. StaItirt "A Gao
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

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