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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
THE PETROLEUM MABAE1.
NEWS PROM rHE rrEIp AND HANen or rEIcE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIMES
In "The OIL City Derrick" OF Tuesday sppearea On
article on 1.-THE Russian Oil Giant" which shows un
warranted nervousness the competition OF hosco'i'
oil. 1t Is based on a report Of ViceConsul "oou' VI
Batavia regarding the trial consignment Oh WV cN "
Russian petroleum. to Batavia, ana OK LVOv - ~
Sourbaya. TIL vice-consul says; Shouln inc oii
prove 10 be sufficiently satisfactory 70 meet the neeo
Of the native population with whom cheapness 10 sns
powerful argument the interests OF American piO
ducers In this line likely 10 suner rom compe
which, until now has been absent from one OF their Des'
markets In tho East wiz, Netherlands India)" The
Derrick quotes further and proceeds 70 point out me
Of the rival that the American EsneS has 70
but The Tribune ysstsrsy called LED s ate e y
American goods in the last few months The agarsS ee r
given ought 70 be somewhat reassurpg 70 our 9 Zion
decided factor IN our S Of 9 over that
81 tSs World We repeat the quotation from Russell
S; Hng kkERs IG 81 has q o M
and ( not wa9sS sysS e. u ger AGeca
8 e S SSsSe IS In IN position ss5
Ss 1SoSs &
6 S 1ouce TSe large reported
Ss "a Ii u G not &c 1Rs of the
Another gain In activity was secured By the e
ssnls ySas fnf gSs' NO
@ 3 psn%sn opG
Ths coming monthly development report will show de.
s cr new f PG Ps' not d
the excess of deliveries runs suH provides margin
against in the output that will continuance
Of the depletion Of stocks and the contraction Of the
volume VI certificates The longexlsiing stringency In
CARRYING persuaded observers that tho
short Interest be Of decided magnitude moderate
calling Of loans yesterday the premium for oil loaned
up S625 cents per LOCO barrels 1t suggested
OF the possibilities OF squeeze but there was no attempt
the charges for carrying up to 5d1Q cents Speculative
leadership Is stu absent and the circle OF operators 10
not likely 70 be widened until bull power Is demon.
straed. The Market however, showed undertone Of
The range Of prices and the total dealings were
fOlloWBl
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.
Opening 80 3S COLL
IIiShest Of IL 9i3
IowesG OO18 90
FINAL e13S 81 IA
Refined oil is arm at cents per gallon in New. York
and 900 cents Ia Philadelphia and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
ARMY AND xAvY 1STEILIGEBcs.

washington, March eo-captain Charles s. rlsley.
TN cayzry, and Captain Henry Seton. 4th Infantry.
have been granted SIX months leave Of absence /;
second Lieutenant Robert B. watkins Signal Corps,
k8s bcen granted leave of absence for ten days.
Assistant Paymaster J. A. Nudd, Of the Epterprse,
On the European station, having been granted three
months leave Of absence the accommodation Of q
Medical Board OF survey Keas-Adinirai Green a. vile
Frsaehe, appointed Commander D. II. Mccalia Of the
xntsrprse 10 perform temporarily the duties Of pay.
master Of that vessel Captain John Irwin and Cap
tain Joslp o. watson, Commanders John W. Philip.
4. Glass and Thomas Nelson. and Lientenants G. O.
cslkins md r. ousltrough have been detailed - .
Nsvai eaperal eourt-msrtiaf % meet Of the Mare
5slsnA Navy Yard for the trial Of enlisted mers Leu-
tsnsnt william seweil viii act ss Judge Advocate.
The Dolphin has arrived - Shanghai, cnins
1he President has sccepted the resignation Of Cap
Ism RICHARD 6. Newton. Assistant Surgeon, ..
IL. - TAXA effect May ~. 1859,
a Beard OF Ordnance ofleers, 10 consist o. Lsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

The movement continues light and buyers stlli
bO ~ adI-antaee New Butter: Pennsyvaha luos'
& 'sao6cc Elgn Creamery 2Ie western 90 IsSnIe{{
hsc do prime 23G24e do fa5 TO gooo te@z0 ss SIcS
baiGdrin tubs fancy, zoe 90 tsro 70 Snos IT,
Sosie state dairy Welsh tubs prime, 2SgSse La
goSd 2 SssSSir s's eso Ss,'
ON ssr izGI0c Western dairy choice l9a2Oci 90 5af
do common 1S615c Western taetory extras Zoe
~ sts JGaf9c do seconds 13al4e; dairy ana ncofy'
tplrds 1oSfoc rolls 10d1sc old Butter western cream
py Summer and fa13a19c State dairy tubs fancy &c
s 1Ss fancy 2ic fSr 70 choice, 1890 STATE dairy
, Common 10 choice, 1oa14c: CHEEsE-The
nted last Faiimnde fancy. white and colored, ntate
ffsctoIy 1Iha12c; choice, 11G11tej common 70 prme
aisaiSc skins light 9sal0c; medium, 6G9ci 99mgyu s
about steady State and pen1syIvans 1s SsSaosi
SifIi R-Raw has moderate inquiry at dui recens
nrises Saies IL 900 bags Centrfuga 90 test DC I
hnno Quoted 5ko Centrifugal 90 test &C tn
9Ues and Loaf s14C ra STIsasdf 4S
ssS y 7e Coree on "a" 11-1e86 $40 White EHtrs
UdS 1.26e 9-16c; Extra O." 1890 2sei o." o7-e
Se. yellow 3 5-9d6 3-4c. -,
SSirFA RINE-Dull and nominally unchanged. LatN-
cIty 7 94c; oleomsrgarine, city, z I2c. ,,,o c,,v
TALLow-A shade stronger but quiet Fri"' ivy
quoted sales 1000 r. 7lssS S pkr, including
MoTTns; Hyson Ssss9se; Young Tyson. ss4ohe I'm;
nelIa IBaSo5o; Gunpowder 19946e Ing bosy o fn
Eysn5n i0S10sc Imperial I9a1ese GunPowdsEI axe
5Sioc Japsn pan fried Sa29c basket 90 loe Htungs
asailiao; Congou, 10a11aei india and OrnnEe feHoe'
issSso2e; 0olong. FormOss, 169s1c; Annoy 27Sl42c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Mar 20@ p m--Coton-Ths saes OF ths dzy
Included 3 600 bales American.
Futures closed steady American MiddlnE
cansa March delivery 40646 sellers, March and April
delivery 4O64d sellers April and azy delivery nss ~
July delivery 41-64d sellers July and August deuyef
42B4d sellers August and September deyay. SS.ezd
buyers september and october delivery Sfo@ Duyosi
September delivery. 8 39-64d buyers.
GALVESTON Mar 2o.-cotton dom MiddlinR. ioisi Lev
Mdding 0s. Good Ordinary, ll6i net reeedpts lOIl
gross recepts baes exports 70 the continent
J. l29 bales sales. so bales stock l7455 bales
No,yorK Mar 20I,ottoa steady Middling, 10; and
gross receipts $40 bales exports coast"ise 10 hasi
stock "a. sos bales .
MddnQ 9ls; Good Ordinary BSs net and gfoea recelp
exports coastwse zO27 Dales se& 100 OeAn
stock 81, 553 bales.
NEw-oRLEAss. Mar; 2o1cotton arm Middtns s5; Lex Tx
balssi gross receipts e43 baes exports 70 Great bf1
46S3 bales the continent 42l6 bales sales 300 baesI
took 225 1853 bAies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

tenantcolonel A. R. Burlington captain a. - ~
and CAPTAIN Charles shaler has been appointed -
,nsa, .. pocr island Arsenal next Friday to report
on plans and material for reconstructns the Gov
eminent dam. - po.rd Of
The Secretary Of War has ordered a boaiu y
osicers. to consist Of Brgadier-General sa I r.
Holablrd ousrermaster Snios, ISobert p Hughes
assemble lie At wssf $780,
ternlne the best method for inc for the pui
chase Il tie Knsy estate h as PAINT an a0o The act left
Government reservation at me r ~ war 70 purchase
the property outright or 10 secure "
finn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
n. ro-4h p,vsr Vessels and Railroads
1 GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFErFBrazn growths for prompt u yHV9y lIebt
held Iitde seader but the movement eSp,deS have
TaIr .rSoes ouoisd at Is 7-Se Mia ~ TnarEet de-
aersse inquiry at full prices The oPuOn HAVE but
VeIoped more strength better adyees oca scapng
e cRs Early indicated an ae leading 70
point er rise of 1920 points closing hrm and un
up 81 francs while Hamburg r GuoteEo HOS. $50
sSSd Second So e sSSna9so .or United
s9,tes 1000 bags Rio clearanees Tor EsDtS 600
bags total stock SsS 600 bags ssn'o March 10 1852
600 bags receipts tine ood 1s Ssa. receipts
bags receipts same tine 1851 $3.50 90 900 bags
AZ Same time 1885 S9o 900 bags feee,pSSs , s
Tine 1857, 2010 600 bags Sales hGS ToWesL Sales
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ppnnunE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Mar 2o-330 p. m.-Beof-Hs den ofn mod
eaiely Pork-Holders Offer sparingly Ham Hoder oner
moderately Ssr %SdsTasss da Al
b5s sd Taliow-Hoders offer freely. Spirits OF lrpentns
Holders offer sDaringly COtonseed oil Liverpool rcnne
and futnresHoders offer mcderatey onef
Incidentally FlOur Holders offer moderately CofnSpot Ana
fItures-oders freely mixed westorn, spot a.
Is lOsd March steady at Sc 10 d April easy % luz
May easy az IS l0d Hops at LoRdon-Neu'Yok sNte-
Holders offer moderately. .x.ax,x
LONDON Mar. 90 y. m.-Renned petroeum ofu~o -
per gallon spirits OF turpenrne 37s Sd per cwL n.
ANrwERP Mar. 2O-Wleox's lard closed AZ % nancs 20
cenrmes per loo kilOs. 1885,.
ASIwERP Mar. Petroleum. Fine Pale Amenean
80 cen times paid and 10 francs 81 = confines seorA
BREMEN, MAJ. 20-Petroseum-6 marks 20 pteunlxh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
TIVE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, March 9o.-In the Court Of Appeals eoAS
the following cases were argued:
No. 2s4-The Mayor, ETC., Of New-York Ciy' TO
spondent aet David 9. Curleton. OF ell. appellants.
No. 1e5-James R. Bowles, administrator respondent
sgt the Rome watertown and ogdensburs Railroad
Company appellant Submitted.
McMullen, appellant
No 2o2-Mary Burke, administrative, respondent, ast
W. H. Brown ct al appellants. Dismissed under Rule IL
No. 1s9-Ann Maria Deen respondent agt william
Milne, executor, appellant
No 1ss-In the matter of the judicial settlement Of
the account OF william II Holister, ct ell,
The following Is the day calendar for Thursday; NOS
1e4 119 307 IT'S, 155, 1873 100 and 107.
In the Second Division the following cases were argued
No ss7-Helen Edwards, respondent, agt the sehohare
County National Bank, ct al, implicated, appellants
No s7o-Luther E. Mansfield, respondent, agt the
NewYork Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
appellant
The following is the day calendar for Thursday Nos
$50, 80, s75, S1s. 3o2 357, $40 and Isl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 20 (SpeeiaD.-There were large pur.
chases wheat during the day By Hutchinson advancing
the price. For the first time In a long while the export
cearauees OF wheat respectable 10s 900 bushes and
about 1900 barrels of four Milwaukee reported tho
co. 900 bushels No. cash wheat to 90 to Kingston
and Baltimore reported the engagement Of steamer %
OF wheat here small 81 cars and Of the lot oi
of the contract grade The primary receipts
IL 600 bushels looked small compared with the
O the corresponding day year ago. 10000 bushels
controlled the crowd thought by the big longs NAV
wheat ranged So cents opening 81 e6 IA cents selma
between 0s Ia and 90 49, and closing 90 "a Corr
dull and rather weak, within range OF 8sc Nav
oats kept within range OF 1S61Ao opening and CLOSING
26 56e There fewer hogs the stockyards taf
were ezpseIsa but prices there were nevertheless 10
unexpectedly strong May pork opened ell o. ran uI
10 sf2 25 and closed s12 % liz May lard opened al
90 " Ia and closed at 90 05 May short ribs opened
% 10 and closed At % % 10 II has been plain thai
Hutchneon 70 the bic long In pork On tbs curb MAJ
wheat sold at 90 "a oents =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
prTs OF LEGAL NEWS.

An attachment has boon granted by Justice Law
renee Of the supreme Court, against the property OF
the Pittsburg, shenango and Lake Erie railroad
Company at the suit Of the western National BSnH on
= claim for $1,000 on a promissory note.
Edward T. Manning and Charles W. krouse, COM
posing the firm of Manning Rrouse, merchant
tallors, No SO Nassau-st, made an assignment "
George n HYATT yesterday, giving preferences for
g.. 63o 90. , 49,. uo.,,,c
Schedules in tho assignment Of Foster keeping,
seveiiSr No ol47 Third-ave., to John J. Donnelly,
show liabilities s6449 95 nominal assets, So,6T% %,
and actual assets, Sc 800 SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

steady Natives 50 ooes5 10 western ccrned - 400
"a 10 Texens 81 OO0s4 rs. Lambs 81 oOeso y"
ar IouIs Mar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1860 shipments
900; market steady Choice Heavy Native s.sers ~
sSioS$S 20 Rangers cornisd 80 so@sS oo' orAs'i''
HoSs-Reosipts $500 shipments 5o0 EzFnes sass G
Choice Heavy ami Butcners selecaenns trb2 efadss
Packing Meiium 70 Prime, VI oO04 ~ AAsAs S.T
Ordinary 70 Best 81 6004 10. ..rbst steady
aheep-ReeeIpts 5OOf shipments none; h~AA0' e'S~''
Fair 70 Choice 80 90 0s5 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
THE COURTS

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR BEING RUN OVER
Joseph NJ Williams six years old, was run over
and killed by street car on Tenthave.' between
Fory.rst and Forty second sts, on August 20 1855
HIS father. George W. Williams, sued the Cenusi
Park, North and East River Ralroau COMPANY iol
a.. 600 asmaees. The suit was tried yesterday in
the evperior Court before Justice Irnax ana Yu.ty
and resulted In verdict for 900 for the pisihn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 20-The Supreme Court Of the
United States to-day transacted the following business
No. 1oS4-The United States, plaintiff. sgt John d.
Hall; No lo35-The United States plaintiff ACT George
II. Perrin ct al No. 1o3e-The United states paintn
arr Al r. Reilly On motion of Socitor-Genera jerks,
reasslgded for argument on April g.
No aoo-wIlliam w, Gibbs. plaintiff In error, agt the
Consolidated Gas Company Of Baltimore. Argued
No. 2l8-Amos w. Shepherd. plaintiff In error, agG
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Argued
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s. season. -. -, Ar,or.an standatd Of casslnca,
STAINED.
Low MiddlIng......s IS 10

oooa Ordinary ......7 IA Low Mlddllng.....S tSlo
So9a V God 3rjinary7 rs Middllng. b5
uionsWith lighter reeelps and stronger aavoes H H
cPnooi Inc sDeculatye market tended higher o-onayI
insjng figures showing gains OF $50 poihA e iao
tradlng however, quite moderate IN ri moh'h'' S
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
on MARKETS.

on CITY Mar soNatonal rsonsit Certificates ops,sd =
a0Is, highest 9lSsi lowest e0lsi closed. slr SAeet
81 600 barrels clearances 203i00O rrels charters
none shpmeuts 20, 1853 barrels runs. o6,5SO orreb
prrrsuURo Mar 20-Petroleum active and firm. National
Transit Cerhces opened at S5k closet AZ sLs hshes
elas lowest, 9Ot.
BRADFORD Penn. Mar educational Transit Cer1noates
opened 90 closed at 81 si highest 9li loNos1 sO1I
CearapceS; 900 bills
TIrUsvILE PENN Mar 20-Nationai Transit cer1ncases
omen ed AZ 9Ols highest 9lssi lowest 3d. closed 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
THE MANCHESTER MARKrr

MAScEESrRg Mar 2u-The Guardian IN its commercial
srtce Tho higher grades OF printing cloths were hat
and tes sss were small Common has been rather more
goods strongly and web sold The inquiry for coicred
yogen sec1s has improved Plain heavy cloths are STEADY
eaIlsrs progress moderateiY.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
boxsd 90 s7a@5o whisksy dsaers nnshsd good d "a
per gallon. sugars-cut Loaf 79sSshc Grannatsd fSsn

Ess. a SA iss,s S.y S0os' 5000 oh'i's ssa0
v cE,cg. I. NJ. aocosea quiet ssssay Pour dan,
: :ss:Sy sss $ S NJ MA ~ S::
g H:s:s 6 sIssay ~; aSsS Ss:ss
s ssnsv aDIsssS ss g ne butter
ss0s n PT harp 9' Esn.s s;' s.
= setns sss 1. SCss ana s
s ' SsSes sa 6sc S:
ss dOS as ' selling
AID c Sq ing g. a a. w ss
ID 5P SSs' so e.
ss. & fa s CO.. Clear . sSs sS g.
ss,s9 = 1891 ssss I'd d 9. s cs
eSss:s .SS 81 s Ss
SO s. RSs ssr Sloi g. q f sssss g
aS sssa 8 s. 10 sss..
prices Of Options were re ShSy nominal high sae
2ss y. iss % 20 a's!'
nSd M fer ssr Ss. so r 0S June nor A2
No Pennsylvania As e7s ns sys sssssS,
s ssRS1s No. fnf export s. Ss
No aish MIXED II Grain depot s9, sC Nc Mud
SsTsS b s Fl.
G Ns w SG ss ss d G G0 ss
Choice IN special bin IN 2ot elevator ss fata.s sui.
ss1Ss4c; for May S5ss4LoI 90 fgr June 1890
Early Ro.s choice t5c pes 6p.h DO Prime tos4Ss q
$3.50; DO Fair to Good $4,000; Mammoth Pearl. Chsaes
S$s and .s.S ana sy Fsmg SO pSs SS
DO d.. packets % 90; Smoked Beef st lo9loet Beet
Hams S13 600sl4 Pork-Mess New Sl4 00i DO Primo
Mess New az ,sls 50; DO; Family q sls o. Ea n
Smoked lDiod12c, do 8. P. Cured In tercos 0agl0re,
40 DO in salt 797ac: sides Clear Ribbed smoked 7ssss
&c shoulders pickle cured %. s7o DO DO moked s9s
Belies In pickle, S5sac DO Breakfast Bacon 9hDloc
lard Quiet steady City Refined s05isc, steam S1e7c
butchers loose a Butter daI lower, Ps7nslys9n
,. c. and n z. Creamery Extra At i7ei Wsrsn rssssH
Firsts l2i2 1885, Western Ftrss l61l7o ceese stsdy
Part skins 69Sc Full Skins lR92c sugar kenned nrmi
Powdered 7c; GRADUATED 7tc. Feed quiet lower winter
Bran si4 060sl6 90 per ton. Petroleum stesy: 70 ABEL
test in bbIs 6a.l0c Receipts-Flour 1900 bba Wheat
S4O0 bush. Corn 10000 bush. Oats $500 sush- Ship
ments-whest 5000 bush Corn 400 BUSH ostss15Soo
bush
TOLEDO Mar. 2o--wheat active steady cash soes4sj
May Seize June S9asc July IS e August e4c Corn dun
steadyi cash 93hO April 34i May sslse o.ss su;ss
March 50 80 BseePtswaea 5000 bush SS2 sSSo
Corn 1000 bush Oats 1000 bush Coyerssed l2oS oasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

ANTWERP Mar 2oAt wool sales today Tho s.tsneanos
was ar tho demand good There was onerea ooo oes
rhe detas o the follows Buenos Ayree IA
baIes az 900 1875 per 100 klos
"a bales 2l0 francs Uruguay saies 10 naies ~ ios
200 francs. sundries-Sales $40 Daes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

M .sSas 3, 5af S for sss5g
and u Carloads Jersey cry including csTO % for
aaSs eE' y #S
q sl1Ss g per Ss:SS
sues ss.a .a ns; sSs:s @ o
o'fs I2Tss snS ss To- ! II. @
beef ' S1 SSss IN
sS hs T%dsc 81 AS hsySd quar-
SSies~Sheman Culver; 10 Chicago Steers, 1S9S m
svSEasf + g. &c g; 10G dag a. $50
1880 q 3 g o az iS' % at SS 49,
Newton Gltt Pspnsylysnlso s5eSss i9s 20 q
s!a.s 6 Dc l3 p a. = SS;sS
SO Mc fSg 5St0 th e St.s 1928
g 1PS g. is5. a. asS Isl g. ~
At iIs q 10 e ga a. 1as al IS 81 e
State 6oTs, SsS N at % 2b 20 do, sAO n at 81 SS
STATE 9f sRild dF3S e. % Bualo Steers 1881
n. GSidsm6: IG Chicago Steers 1893 r a. 60 o.;
Is 1853 49, i2 ~ = . Z do i2Go n q DO 1856 n
5 e q &c i s':sri l g + so IS
1850 SIca e G2oS%SsRsep Sso q head and
AS. e, Is hs1f A oPSd We're q
70 s45 pf head for Decent to Good stock and Poor '0d
s Sw Miller: Is Cows, at ss2 70 s4s per head
p MoCabe Cows at ESQ 70 $40 per mead .,a,.,
3. Gag 9''G and Pos were o
especially for Light Calves Ordinary I" Prime NeaS
sod at Ssi sts Per Choice &C. Ss,,. 1913 average.
A. 20 psr h; % do 1853 n az lie; DO 1S2 No. a. 30:
"a H.PIsm d. 10 to ls0 n, At $3.50. "a 4. 100
ID. Harrlngtoni yeals, l2S n a. fZci 40 No. 100
a, H Ygs az SSi So n iAs 10 DO isl D. at l2'
% So lSs RssEnsSam 80 voais, 1872 D. At q go 59
do i2i n, Il Ell 20 DO rs n. at 90 81 La DO 100
10 F 20 P AND LAMBs-Recsipts IS carloads, Of sSl
80. 90 essiosds AZ GOthst and II carloads az Jersey
CIV In sddluon 70 fresh arrivals there we're es
stale 'Sst Trade , Ssr D sSw s sSS@ no Improvement
Medium % Choice sheep sold At - 1Sseo 20 per l"'
n Pair Extra Yosfng Lambs a. 81 2SSS t6 20 aver
ace AZ Is o5 per 100 y PA Michigan do. OIL LIZ H.
~ To- COS d. sO9I n, az IS 30.
jUid 4 buckingham $50 Michigan sheep ~ LIZ TO-
~ saalsr Co. $50 Western Sheep: 1ot = o.
* 10, IL IA 1913 D, At R5 20; 100 o. 129 N AZ ~ pv
IS oho do il7 70, at s5 e6i II Yearlns LAnoa lOA IL
~ a. PPssoek isl State Sheep 100 n At IS So a15
DO 100 e n 81 IS 55 1s5 do lo4 n 81 % 60 IVA CO.
100 p III y < Dewey Qa5 state sheep 81 IS Pc.
100 $50 60 lOs 81 lS a iei 18 90 radf S ao
s So let wsstern zoe CO. obInn ISn6s ~ a. Al Ell oS
ny D. d. aSrrSr.oa; 80 s.aIs Sheep g e 400
Ohio DO % n a. IS io l7s Mleslsar aS 100 h "a
q 10 100 State DO 100 60 "a M' fa iss ses.s
y IL y. a. :s{Si S2o DO 10 NJ AZ % o. vi
DO NUM- IN 70 y Mullen; oIo Michigan lambs OF n a.
% ToIls5bee G Mons $50 TERRITORY Sheep. % n ~
20 Ssw.On ons,ti ~ shse Sheep 50 n at Is; lo4
Receipts 60 carloads Of 200 head all a @oth;
q, Sono Tor sac alive. Nominay steady az s5asS ~
per 100 n Choice STATE Pigs might bring 60 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

ppVrAto Mar 2o-Cate- Receipts TOT ast ~ houEs
Tct. for the week thus Gar b27o head For the
.s,a ,ns iast week 900 bead. Consigned terongh 90
carloads 81 Of which u NewY9rk os ~ nS On
49, matted duf steady Common 10 FRf " euoeS ~
Cod 70 thoes chipping o. co. - 90 Extrs - 10 g ~
HHlis e. e5dSS 20 toeSers and seeiS - o"9@' w
Mich Cows 500 $50 Vrals 81 90 ds5 20 - a ,oo,..
sheep ana Receipts lat ~ s9aTs &c we're sSms s s
ssT al 300 Consigned through carloads o. Whloh 20
YORK q carloads sale markei s,ssy SSninDn W
90 $500 "a on 90 Good "a Choice ~ o2Hti 20 Chnioo
H. ytra Al T54sS 90 lambs nrmi Fair 70 tooa - 80
Is 26 Good to Choice e. 25So 2S' EhuA So0 ~
held - -, 49,. 80. a =sn had Total for
49,, - tLrs Gar "a 500 For time last week ~ 80
c"nsnrA through IS carloads o. which 20 a. ia
SisaSs on salni market lower Selected loIke 20 ~
tr,rd Mcclure weights 50 05 9b lOI Eonsh - -o@% @o
stacs ~ so 3 carloads held over. - ,
JcnrnSI" renorts Catyie-Heceipts $500 heal
1905 market steady Beeye. ~ 5esS1 oV o S Rus and
H,ysd al SOS3 90 Texas steers 81 10 AS 20 ooo ,o,
ung. leoeIpts 1880 head slpmenh tVVvy,
LIS NiTed "a 60asi S0i Heavy 81 bOeS eISi hEh'
O. Ssstt % Snpe go SvaS shipmon $500 market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

CoTToNThe spot market quoted steady WIN r s1SS
lad Senored Sales, $50 bales i0r export SVV
sae for Consumption, and SO bales for a c and
q zoo bales for time last year she eaS baes
in, with 6OI4 lO5 bales for tho corresponding une
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
Tho leading futures ranged as follows
WHEAT Nos2


Cash quotations we're iolows No Spring Wheat elH9
af5n No 3sprng Wheat nominal No Red 81 hose MOI
Corn at sac 10. 9 oaA9iHc No Rye G2Se No 2 Bar:
lev uominal No. l Flax Seed At 81 So Prime Elmohy
seed an al az Mess Pork si2 1909 90 per Dbl Lard
AT 90 90 per 100 ID short Rib sides loose 81 1885 10 Dry
sailed Shoulders boxed 50 0OG7o. Short Clear SIDES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
HAVANA MARI ETS

HAVANA Mar. 20.-Spansh gold. 90 s3es0e2 D, II
change obet Sugar Firm 1000 bags centrusAt
9 degrees polarization at So 81 gold quinn leo noss
heads Mnsoovada SO degrees polarization ~ " ea1 goa ~
Quintal. I'D
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON. Mar 20.--Turpontne arm at 800.
SAVANNAH Mar. 20-Turpentine quiet at Soc
WILMINGTON. Mar. 2O.-Turpentne steady AZ eoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
domestic 5ituatious manteo.
Females.

TT)usEKEFpER.-By an American wom-
IA an. NOT afraid Of work city or coun-
try Address by letter, Mrs. L., tribune
BTnneh Oglcp. Oa2 9th-ave.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-07-20

The Tooth anniversary of the fall
of the Bastile was celebrated by pub
lie meetings and fetes IN Paris and
throughout the provinces.
New York's Johnstown was not as
unfortunate as the Pennsylvania
town. Five dead, and damages estI.
mated from SG0, 0O0to 800, 900 mako
the sum total of the loss. Sad as It
is, 1t is not so distressing as G,OOO
dead, aud nine millions swept away.
The Internal Revenue Department
estimates that there was enough beer
brewed last year to furnish two hun.
dred glasses OF the beverage 10 every
man, woman and child ia this large
country. No wonder the English
syndicates wish 10 secure control OF
the industry ia this country.
Herr Won HOrtig Krngg, the Der.
lin editor, who obtained and publish
ed the diary Of Emperor Frederick,
aud, in Consequences, had to fee the
country, after the c0niiscation Of his
property, bias settled in New Haven,
CT, with his family. He is now an
editor OF the Connecticut Republican.
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