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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srocKs.
FEATURES OF THE STOCK DEALING.


To-dsy's stock market developed little Of an
encouraging character beyond its stubbornness and
power Of resistance to besr' assaults. 1t is an
oft-told tale. Where properties are strongly at
tackled there is a temporary yielding of values
but even the temporary decline is not general
such rs indicates an unloading of long spccua-
tive or investment holdings. 1t is not expected
that pending the labor troubles the market
will receive any speculative support;
it does not receive any, and IL is in
that fact that its real strength is so sharply DEM
onstrated To-days chief feature was the Eric
stock: 10 led in amount Of transactions and its
price declined from 80 5-s-23 IA last evening
to % 3-s; 1t was pounded and slammed all day.
by Chicago and New-York bears. and yet its last
price-22 7-8-was only 3-8 lower than last even
ing. Tho raid--f0r that is its name-was accom-
panied by reports that the Erie company
pressed for money and that it intended to make
an issue of s1o,o00,000 of bonds. What the
Stock Exchange needs now and hes needed during
the last twelve months, more than It requires
an auditing department of railroad reports. is
detective department to bring within the laws Of
this State the orginators and wilful circulators
of false reports. If such q department existed
now. 1t would find little difficulty in following the
Erie rumor to its original source To-day's market
furnished one more example Of the common sDecu-
lative incongruities: While all the trunk line
stock, which yet have not been affected by
Chicago and Northwestern and St. Paul which
have been directly affected, each closed 3-s higher
than last evening and all the coal stocks ruled
strong and closed better than last evening Nearly
all the lines west of Chicago have suffered from
the strikes and therefore 1t is expeated that
the reports of earnings for the first week of March
will show some decline from the large earnings
of last year. Probably they will do So. We are
advised that II is the intention Of the bears" ON
stocks to make point Of such declines II they
OCCUR to help them out of their now heavy con-
tracts to deliver stocks sold Taking all the active
stocks. the average OF the closing prices rs com
pared with those of last night Is in favor Of the
gains. We are compelled to quote the market as
closing strong
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS r
United States bonds quiet and Grmer,
with the bids for the As and las advanced is
per cont Annexed arc the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
REJECT TIE TREATY NOW
GRAIN AND PRODGCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

The speculative grain markets showed diminished aetv.
jy Yesterday and proved that the death OF the Emperor
william had been discounted The export demand con-
but shippers took $500 bushels each OF wheat
Spot wheat 4a12 easier and the option,
Irregular The opening was heavy, but rally OF
3saL2 followed covering by shorts in re-
Spouse a show Of strength at tho West The market
GAIN however and closed LABS cent lower and
barely steady, follows March. 81 April 81 3S; May
OF 81; Juao. 81 La July 90 12; August, 80 81 De-
eenber SO 12 The transactions only little
easier The options relatively stronger than wheat
but the markets closed only steady with practically
change I'm price follows March. co 7-s; April G1 :
May, 60 Us; June, GO Is; July, 60 Ia Angus, 81 38
September. 81 12 cents Spot oats firm. but quiet
The options ended unchanged. after brief squirt up Of
March, and the. close at 80 Ia for March,
April and 81 81 for May. The lard mar
quiet and void Of but the options closed
up 90 for March and May 81 % for April
a. 9S for June IS OF for July and IS % for August
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday at
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were as
follows Wheat 777T bushels corn % SEQ bushels; oats
no. 100 bushels total grain 25775 bushels Hour 49,
$50 nekascs At Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Louis the
srriyals Wheat 81 I'LL bushels; 273 Sc2 bush
els oats 32i bushels; total grain. 405es7 bushels:
sOur, 90, S72 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
7HE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE March o-cotton dan , MLinn: To-. ip,s.
Flour Va, qniet nowsrl street. a"d Wssteln s1 w.
hns 81 S7sg "a Extr. 10 sig,SJ 10 raa'y 80
DO a a Prant, 81 56a5 90 sayy s. 10 ~, su
psratiys Patent 81 d. Whe,t-s2uern gaeI kea
spot At ss'c VA; ia for Mare, At ssAasss
Sc yellow IS. s5ee; Western quiet; MIeh spot % &c
uaIs wers quiet southern 81 stGo Western WINS
4Oat1c Western Mixed JrH3oc Pcnasylvanii ssSloc'
BGlknoaty. shoallsrs ana Clear Ria siles ps!kst
ies4c sacon;hoaldcr, Ss &c Cie,. s3 sA W.,,sn
packed lsS93a &c ojin Eeas l22Sls Lin,.!
DO l0el2c. Petroleum steady hchrsi ISc, S"n asS
lower. no cargoe, ordinary TO hsit i5st it*c Snsss
;f o s's =, ee Sosps ,ssn p1 e. ser1o 20;
Cotton ,s Flour in s,s@s psr ton 80 600 G I..
Cora IS. busb. Oats 200 bush Ryo 800 ,nisn
shipments Fiour 7.i2i bsis sas,-whe~t lol 900 D"'h
Corr $1,000 bash.
Eosrqy. March a--Flaur quic,. Corn firm oais shade
MGains ST. % es24 %; Water SHEETS S23 ooes@3 -
siseg frm Cheese eust and use nan tg Ss
800 SACKS Corn bush OaIs Is 600 Ddsh- Shorts
~ tsn>
BUFFALO March 9-whcat-No Hari active api arn az
bush. at g5s,o No Hara Sorshsra Pseins srrs at
Over winteT Wheat nn.eitiei No. Rel Miel!iasn
igAn at 81 ~c also NJ % e92 sc NO amp S3,c
Corn orcuei weak. closed hrn; No . felow
Yellow 5sa5s.c 0st. wers quiet; 30: whi,s $40
sec. No 3 white 37s a,Sc.. no Miroa so.0sYc'
barrier nrm sni unen.nge No cssa'1 ssSgts: ~
Flour wa, dnIl and unchanged Patent Spring 81 IS
$4 Patent Winter 81 % 50 per bbl Ia croaa
%Se M Bfn 'sis's ana sDrn SIS co.
5000 bush Corn 10000 tusa. Data 1000 bush. snip.
,pssts-Whsat $4,000 buah oats 5000 snsh; Bsr'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
9.r MIA R,,.,. yeys,s AL Rgi!f'otIs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

EUILDrNG MArERtALs-The le;n.se on i, g p es
anil GOOD temper /, steaiy Pale u
81 a.. 80 Crotos al3a 80 Jars 81 ctui rel
sisnSi6; Jion,on philadelphia frosI annsshie pr,
S17 :2s 20 Jerseys sG 80 Long Islands s. staten
T.iant. ~ 80 RsrE Lime. 81 no. finish'h.
81 .I Go rs Hair 81 s3Gf. bush Cattle HAIR ~
oic Cement =, 20 - ~ i0r rlnnll lots American
land, Engs Portland. - Saas SO; Eosends'c IL 10
cofFEE-P FOR spot Brazil gr,wths continue nsni,
.tav's boz Bags NO ~sftob
10 nd 80 la Slrfn. ~ u &C. no
&c., s-vles Continued dull In the speculation tue,o
-. fer mtrkot Pltet ricrs iIp'
ca,.J mo changes OF moment bt at the clos ~ o
n ,oinfs hal place throughout tho ls yo hhsi
T,uYer being: Iauuarr. a4bSA5O February a. Gaoy
Maron 10 Is q 20: April iUo9a 1903; NAV 2ype9,y2
Jnns os0sas5: July, acoee.e5i Ansas, assG ann.i
s.ntc,nbtr a. bat5 October BIB dt4'; .oNrhioo ;
vsosas5 Dessrsber eSoea35 The ranges OF sc'ue sae'
o. m. m fcrent months January 94O1J35: Mach
20 90 sldoc: APRIL iGog $3.50 MaT l0c0a9t5; Jnne
9gO6a75; July, 9.75uaGn; husust 81 shfa S"p.s,s
her 90 IS October 1884 o35 November, 94oda5o;
H.ces.t<r 9.45 a02d. Total sales &c. 900 bags.
CoTTON-For spot grades the market price was not
changed deranc light Ssies Isl hAios sil ie
sonserA Tho port receipts today Aggregated Ii.eos
bales comparing with LIB bales tho nps Say s-t
weak lUsT che corresponding day ast wear
since ee ptember ihs beganng o The crap Year, tha 70
epts aggregated 1853 Isl bales against Ass90-S
Tor tbs Al time last season
Quotations based Standard OF Classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
LIVE STOCK M.RKErs BY TELEGRAPH

suyrALo March 9--Catas-Reesipts LAT "a hours
2OJ7 heat. Total for week thus S495 hail
last week 1870 hoa consigned through 0s which 90
10 hewf0iA; cars Oh sA!si market Wac gues aEd ua
CHANGED
saesp-Hec-ips Iast II o400 head Total for
thus 2s4Op heat For tas iast $1,000
Consigned through II OF when III 70 Newly
fer opened hrIn aud closed
Common 70 Fair 50 IS 90 6Si Good TO Cnolce s. 20
~ 20; LamOs weak; Ordinary 10 Choice s. s0HSI IS.
Extra ~ 80.
Hegs-Rscalpts last - hours were 0475 haa Total
wsss O55 For time last week 81 Sd5
Consigned through SO cars. "a of which Nswfe
u cars for sai market lower tish Pig "a sY45 10:
Yor1ers - 4S Q5 IS; sseoted Aeium weights q OOS
81 40; Cho.so Heavy So 90; Rough - 2 stays 81 al
offerings taken
CHICAGO Uaio, st,or Y4rt,. March 9-ras Drovers'
Jotraat reports Cdhe-RecoiDts 5000 leaa slipusas
1870 head rtong Steers 80 rs stS co. socksrs
anil Pceiers 81 2o 0s3 DE COWS 3uls AMI 81
81 49, Texas steers - 2jOtt ~
Ho1s-hcosiDts $1,000 hent shipments 900 had Mar
No, s,xspr Mixei S. l5dss 4o Hsary e5 sote5 81,
bkiDs ~ 90 e5 70
ss-KsceIpts oOs head. shipments 1000 head MarSet
lewor. Natives sS s3SSs 81 western ~ .Ot pis
ar Lours Narfn .. cauts- kecsicts 600 hsaf. shis
nsnis sOOi Rarrss was active, Choiss Hc-vJ Native
s,s.S, 4 soSs. ~ BAR y Cool SstL,s sss's X S
stoekefs sal fssAsss lsn - xesa "a ~ % a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
THE BIG PIPE LINE BIDS.
CHARGES OF rAvoRIrlsM pEylED.

AorrpuCT COMMANDMENTS ASSERT THAT THEY
WERE NOT PARTIAL To 0BaiEN AND CLARK.
The sgusdsct Commission In executive SESSION yes
ser.as discussed the question Of awarding tss cot
for the pipe lDc. II vas finally rcs0n'1 w..
Pres dent spencer end Corporation Ceunsei i'eeA""
consider the subject and thai both rcprssen 'ns .on
mission In. coat In the case OF JACOB E"i'"s' viz
brought suit to restrain tho Commission ""sA ave
The contract to OIren tisfs' Inc 'e"""'S''"
viii meet on Monday at p H.
The examination In the case OF SECRETARY sHee"s"'
Of .ho ,.,ue,,ct Commission was continued yesfer-
day i'm The Boecl building before Rc'e'ee Davenport.
As.i,;aa; Corporation Counsel Townsend fslSesehsco
th, A,med,et Commission. The EXAMINATION was
made nm largely of sparas bctweea COUNSEL l- Lai
Nm kellogg who represented Jacob Ebling. tried to
.,vx nv The minutes of the Aquedect Commission
ths, favori,isn had been shown O'Brsn a Clark
,n awarding them contracts when they were not the
lowest biJaers. Mr. Sheehan (who Is lawyer tlied
IA explain why this had been done, and olr. kehoSg
cudsayorcsi to prevent him
Ia the case of tho ga.e-house at South Yoakcrs,
the record showed that on the first letting OBren
Clark were the lowest bidders There was al nfor'
malty I'm their bid and 1t was readvertised On the
second letting John Pierce was tho lowest bidder
Ite vas the highest bidder at the first letting The
contract awarded 10 o'irien 4 Clark at S2iooo-
In tho case of Shaft Nc - 1-s, the contract was
awarded to o'Brcn d Clark at s13.5s4. Knapp d
EGglcson were tho lowest bidders, but they were not
satisfactory 10 the Commission
The contract for the gate house at One haniedand
thirty and Convent ave was AWARDED 70 hieh-
AID A. Malone. he being the lowest bidder ~ has
been charged that Malone Is a dummy for O'Bricn d
Clark 4. o,p.to, a c,.rn
a; Sl9.os0, although Gcorge T. Clarks bud was abo,H
=. 600 lower. Mr. sbccehan. In spite OF Mr. keileeS
ehiortops testified that this was done because inc
surefics ono Of whom Jacob Filling, the I!aln,in
In this action, had refused 10 quaiiy INC iui'h,
examination was adorned until this morning al ~
o'clock. 1890, $780, o.o,,
lie Indignantly denied that be was a dummy Ior
O'Eicn q Clark declared that he had been TOT years
a rcslossble contractor and said he proposed TO sue
Messrs smith and Kellogg for libel -
secretary sbechan denies that commissioners rlsh;
Cilpway and Barnes have uniformly voted TO award
ali Contracts to O'Brien Clark when they have pa
on contracts, charged in the afdavits Oh Ebhg
and smith ,,, A, -.
Commissioner Fish makes an emphatic denial that
he has boon In any way influenced by isvort.B ior
lie SAYS that the records Of the Commission VIII bear
him out In this assertion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

GALVESTON Mar 0--Co,son-Quietau and steady hicdnT,
o., low hiidlBg. 9%; Geot Ordinary Sal re, aad
gross receipts 200 bsle Sales lib bales STOCK l6a7
bales. -
Weekly-Nct receipts. 5000 bAes gross receipts $50
exports TO the Continent $50 bales exports COAST
wisa s,OJl bales sales 6Fo bales
NossOLK Mar 9--letton-steady, Niadlipa. 91s nss
aud gross receipts e79 baos exports TO Grcat Bfn.
$3.50 bars expors coastwise ls0 Oai-s saies $40 Des
stock, $500 balos. . -
Great Britain 268 bales exports coastwise asa bales
sales 3AT3 balea ~ -
SAVANNAH MAJ. 9.-Cott)n-Steady Middng o. Low
niddnng oS dood Ordinary Sal net receipts est bale.
aross rocopts 65< hao: exporfs C0astwfS so Dales
:aies 200 bales STOCK 81. sag DalsA
Weekiy-Net receipts 402 bales gross receipts. 4el5
bsles exports 5525 bales sales, s75 bacs
NEw.oELEASs. Mar .. . Cotton = s,eadsr Mtidlinr,
1884 bales gross receipts 1888! ealess experts
Sals., sa,sa z 500 bales scnss 2si 0oS bales
weekly-Ne receipts 49, 743 bales gross 1881 ba'es;
exports Great Britain. 2li8 bales exports 20 frrncs
ls37s bas TO the Continent COLT baesi coastwiss l0s7l
bales. sales, 1880 bslsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

In State bonds, North. Carolina consol As sold
at s4asa. OF city bank stocks American TX,
at 40.
The market for railway bonds was not active,
but the tone and figures generally were re strong.
ness that was forced on tho stock; the price dld
decline to "a IA, but it closed quoted at % s-s
York. Chicago and ST. Louis As were strong at
So and West Shore As at 100 7-sa1 o. Rock
Island SIS were flrlner ut 1o4 IL. New,Jersey
Ohio As were easier Mt 65 10 Detroit, Mncl<i-
nae and Marquette Land Grants sold at 36 50
a4o, and were strong on report that payment
Of interest is probable. We refer TO our iuu re-
port OF the bond sales.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange Cotton SEED Oil certificates sold Il oo)
Lehigh and Wilkcsbarre Coal Il oO) at Is, Mexi;;
can National new FISTS $4,000 at 90 I'd, and
Phenix Mining 300 at BOA 7oa4o cents. >,
The local money market to-day was unusually
well supplied with loanablo funds; Tho pre-
vailng rate was 1-2 per cent; the exceptions
3 and 2 per cent and the offerings at the close
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as
follows: Exchanges, slOs,sG74o7; balances,
'''0''' SUR TREASURY OPERATIONS.
The Sub-Treasury day debtor at the
Clearing House s3aI ,44e. The business Of tho
for If the se sn snS sSnas
Sc. 74G Goa, leaving the general balance s! co.
S57.ssS against s. 49, 1925 March 2. show
ing an apparent gam OF S2, ga. DuU dsuuct
ing from the payments s720,000 and from the re-
ceipts $500, 600 for items which only affect the
Sub Treasury's account with the General Trees
ury ITS gain as affecting the banks IS S2462,s84
To-day's operations covered: Receipts, 81 a.
els: payments, 81, 8.61S: currency balance,
Sl232l 655, coin balance, N4S,l7s,006
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The Unrted States Treasury at Washington re-
celved to-day @284, 94S National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $G69513, and the
internal revenue receipts were 1902, 486.
To-days WASHINGTON Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank cOnoares with
the figures Of yesterdays statement as follows:
Mar g. 1883. Mar o. 1889. DnsrepcsA
Net gold on hand ssis fsses7 se9eis Ino s76Iss2
Not silver hand ba.eA3273 6x6ssee7 Dec 73.coc
N on s sexS .anae. 2e7l5ess 2.7sei7eInc loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago March (specaD.-The death Of the German
Emperor had little effect upon prices as it had
Thusiay May wheat here opened quietly Of 80 3S
and 81 L. and closed at so $3.50 81. Leopold Bloom
bid 81 for any part Of million Of May, and IL
said have made blur" at Partridge for any
part OF 100000, Jones, Mccormick & Kennett. and
others put about 500 900 bushels to him A. soon
he made the purchase the Price began TO decoe and
~ 90 I-9QSD 5.S his whole liLs sold out by a
broker One experienced yesseLOwner predicts that
wheat WILL on the opening OF navigation, go through
W Sewl ok Ct . rate low conts per bushe
The speal between the Two markets Is IL cents ana
such low Iaes do become that will Leave room
Tor an adsasCe here Or for decline at NewYoIk The
Burlington had in a. Of in the morning, and
brought IN 1S d1'ing the day The tic w on THIS
road is plainly The arrivals In the morning were
III and the estimates for Saturday arc $50 cars
May opened ~ "a. sod between 50 IL and $50
90 Is. and elosed at 52 $a52 Is. Provisions were
strong but dull.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
6AryE ALIENS sYOR1 NORA SUCCESS

Policemen Bening and and Mccormick, who recent
~ were accused by Katie Alien OF shocking conduct
aud discharged from arrest In the Harlem Ponce
Court after an investigation Of the charges, were on
trial before the Police Commissioners yesterday Tho
cir repeated her story with every appearance o!
tIuthfuness but sc was contradcted py the accused
pp,iccpep. and her statements were discredited by
her witnesses. IL said that tho Copmlssiohers
would be compelled by The weight OF evidence TO
dismiss the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MARCH TO- 1881 'TEN .fAGEs


Whife K1trh G. o"@oS.' Ef"" o "'F''' . 70" ''"'
6Ac ..s-, o..,.s
srEARlyE-Quer. steady ADD unchanged CRY aas''a
gtr. Oeor sfgarfnc-Ciy, 60 ,,-
TAILSW-julst bnt hs with dscido1 steadinsss Prime
CIV auoiot az Aa.r. Sars. 90 000 n as 4s.e.
~rnkvcf. n,otera.e business Is ptssing from say 10
seed iasr while riees zero wi'hs1 important ,s,,,
BIO he: s86 Wisconsin, Havana 20 lIc o
1885 Havana 10 r. fpc; sVo Dses nc o'o
10 el 10 1jg bales Suaiaiia. 81 20 W II 90 =,
wOoI-fs uSrket - .uii azd wnoat ehangs az 10y
TO values Tho saiss for tbraa days lprlnfs lsD 10
noecr. 32c. 10000 Fa Texao ,eais' i;soy 400 "S
ssoursl nults so 900 10 hne vzas 6asviD Eau no.
I0D1 SUPER pue 1000 10 Canada do. 5000 eo ann
N npss IN Ok .ra 20 5000 n hBo snpsr 90. sOW ID
as,ort.l 9,3 lass extra vued =. ~" PC
$40 NJ d1uIes,c rolls 100000 10 carpet. % Dos ~,
Ins,s 40 bSiss syrian aOUDe nse Oregon ana .ooVo
eosbiny fleece, ali Oh private tsrsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
DR. crosRr PRAISES TIE EXCISE BoARR

The Excise Board yesterday received letter nom
The Rev DR.. Howard Crosby expressing his approval
Of plan to have the Excise laws revised by special
committee but suggesting that the proposed COM
n;ttec should not have member any extremist.
Ii. Crosby also complimeEted the Commissioners
thus .Yonr administration Of the Excise once mas
been marked by wisdom ard efficiency, mahne an
epoch in our ciiy's history and ebcng the approoa-
Hon of all good citizens,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
OIL MARK ETA

OIL CITY. Penn; Mar. 9? National Transit C,fi,esi;s
opened at 95; highest 6jI; lowest. 2is4 c.os,l 10
sos 1.flU00O barrels clearances. 3591UoO barrels;
rlns 1925 barrvsi shi2noats 6G337 barrels Charters
9e,.Ge barrels .
Pr rsDUg0 Penn. March 0.?etrosnn dull bst STEADY
National transit coruucstos opened st DJ ,IeSed %
highest, 9JS loo est. 9tis
kRADpoRD Penn. Mar. 0-Natfonai Transit CertAcAtss
opsned ut e5 and closed IS; highest ~; lc"ese
yAa.. Ciasrances. 2.l2SO0O barrels. -
TfTvsvlLtg Pom. Mar. o-Nstonat triast c,rtic-to
spoasi ., 80 highest s51s, Lon esL gl's closed D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
TIE PETROLEUM XAxKBE
NEWS From THE FIELD AND RANGE or PR

NEWS From THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES ,
crude OIL speculation has fallen back into the hands
of traders for the time being and the influence Of tbs
Iiqatsuens both sides Of the aeeouat re-
ectcd In irregular but somewhat easier market yessf<
day. Tho tho Washington Geld bullish
At Tive start the Fergus we'll showing decline IN
output, but deeper drilling the flow and the lso
reports pointed hourly production Of over thirty
barrels Prices moved ia sympathy With these Feportss
rsns foss ~ 7Ss94 So coats 70 90 7S cents and then
falling OF che opening qotaters showing decline
OF IL cent from Thursday night Certificates also
more plentiful In the oanng crowd and hol1ers paid from
90 to 30 cents TO have oil carried AZ the Stock Exchange
the loans early made fat" The pipe line for
tho Brs. week Of March 22 5sz barrels daily
average Of 81 7o3 barrels while the dsIiyePes sgsregats
$50 tsJ barrels daily Of o. 800 barrels Tho
total exccs, u deliveries Is 337 ISL bzrroA average
Of g. barrels day. The market cssed about steady
under hsByEsripg.
TIN rasgc Of prices and dealings wore ss fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

Ielned OIL fDl and Unchanged at "a cents Yea,
eaon al pory Crude ia barrels lost It's advance s
lis cent on Thursday IN sympathy With Tie recession Id
certificates D.. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
HAVANA uARkEr.

HAVANA Mar. 9.-SDacish gold 2Sie ~. 'dNcllnte
DIM SuecI-Qa.e 600 20 CsItrluss. ~ yo.lt 2,on
az 81 II gold per cuiuts yJ3 tags mossss' snsr >oS
poiarizatiou. a. 81 90 per quintai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10
SOME ASPECTS OF THAT FISHER Y TREAT
VICTORY For JOE CuAMBERLAINs DINNERS.

AvICTORY FOR " JOE" CIIAMBERLAIN's DINNERS.
From Tie Boston Commercial.
What a noble and generous fellow Mr.. Bayafd must
have considered the British commissioner, who mas ~
la,isbly entertained him at dinners at which Inc menu
cards slons cost go each After one OF these grca.
and jovia dinners what cared NJ Bay ara ior inc poor
fsheren Of Maine and Massachusetts
DISGUSTING MUGwCMP sYCoPHANCY
From The Boston Journal.
Here are Mr.. Bsyads explicit declarations OK Two
years ago that the business OF fishing docs not dsaua1
vessels from the enjoyment of commercial rights ana
tanned uttered such belief Is not this inc very
wir en N, mug wup oIiv"vs Mr. Cfcvrand were
wont TO deprecs,e before they themselves forced
by the ex sences of the hour throw off their In
dcpcndcnt masks' The President and Mr. Bayard,
IN thcr present plight have v,Goons and mcr h
The most uGcompfonlsln2 champion; OF the Sotosque
Canadian treay and the most vlrulent sianderoIs OF
hat. sw shot, Years since were Boosting OF their
upright miniedness and independence
TO FACILITATE BAYARD's DIPLOMACY.
From The Leavenworth Times.
Why not have the Ancomaniac state Department.
onss transferred TO london as sn annex OF the Court
OF ST. James
REJECT TIE TREATY NOW !
From The Boston Journal
A post ponemeat OF the treaty until winter would
be accepted as sign of weakness nncertatnty ana
lack of confidence, and would be bad beginning LOT
aggressive and victorious campaign.
INSPIRATION IMPoITED FROM ENGLAND
From The san Francisco Bulletin
but President Cleveland does not appear to be get
Ting his notions OF American policy from tho Congress
os the United States. They are rather coming to him
across the Atlantic.
MAINE SPEAKS.
From The Lewiston CNIo.) journal.
We think that 10 Is not too much TO say that Cover
nor Marbles prediction thai Maine easily give Mr.
Blaine go OOO majority for President next November,
will be vcrhcd should Mr.. Hane be the nominee.
And 10 any event. The spring elections show power
fnl popular reaction against the free trade and hshy
platform of tho Democratic party HI 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

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