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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30

The Treasury accepted $4,000 41-2s at los,
The only sale Of State bonds was single North
Carolina cons0l per cent at 90 i-2. or city
bank stocks Western National sold lbO) at e7, and
Fourth National 49, at ib0.
although Philadelphia and Reading issues were
lower, In sympathy with the speculation In the
BteclsS First preference gnepmes declined Ia
per cent 10 SO Ia second preference 3s 70 81 b.s,
and third preference lie per cent 20 81, while
the general mortgages wefe Ia lower 81 02.
Guf Colorado and Santa Fe 6s fell per cent 70 70
The principal advances were t.2 per cent each
in East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia 5s ct 106,
Lake Erie ard Western frsts at lac Ia, Wabash
and Pacific, Chicago Division, at o6, and Western
New-York and Pennsylvania at o.
In 5hr unlisted department OF the Stock Ex-
change Cotton Oil certificates were unusually
active n e,0St) within narrow fluctuations clos
ing Ilrm % 81 81. Sugar Renneries sold 1,525l
81 81 i-2aB3 I-2a94, National Lead Trust U.s. s10)
sc 20 70 81, and Brunswick Company 5000 OF
30 i-2a20 1-4a20 3-e. Other transactions were
in Georgia Poetic nrsts tS5,D001 at i09 I-a,
second conso IS $4,000 at 70ir4 and
Chieaso enc Atlantic beneficiary certificates 600
Money on cell ruled At 3 IL 70 4 per cent
until near the close, when the rate was bid up
70 9 per cent. but The apparent manipulation had
no disturbing el6ot, for brokers were aocommo-
I dated readily By the banks &C che normal rates.
! The CleaEing House statement to-day was as
/ follows Azchanges. sDzsAa7, 7s0; balances,
| the Gub-Tnasuw today was debtor v aha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
AhLERcAN sTocKs IN LONDON

CONFUSED OVER THE AMERICAN RAILROAD
s1TUArIoS-A RuMoE ABOUT SIN. GOULD
london. March 2s.-Tho public Is stu confused 70
carving the American railroad situation The general
feeling n that the railroads win do better IN 1883 than
thew dd in 1883. Prices should advance. but tho
be.s IN NewYorh appear 10 control the marriott With
tho rrsult that tho London MARKET beyond apasmode
ermness, Is generally weak.
1be podtion Of the Atchlson, Topeka and Santa re
RAILROAD creates alarm. The impression Is general
sat the weakness Of the market IS caused By desire
~ Jaw Gould foe . general break with view 70
securing control Of the lne at his own hgure'
,,,oor called from Eew-YOrk that M Gould haa
accumulated 81 100000 in cash for some ooiees =
stract,pr much attention and the disposition OF the
yoopov vir be watched with interest Tho deaIns
IN railroad shares hes been reduced 20 zero Many
conservative jobbers, beyond dealing In BONDS 20.
which there Is stnl good market, have stepped
aside for tho present.
p. V. Msrtinsen. president Of the Missouri Ko-'@
and Texas Railway Company, has held conference
with the Dutch committee In Amsterdam, and has
met tbe English committee NJ the Ohce on INC as,o
cietlon OF English holders OF American bonds. Dir.
Mafiusnn,s proposals for Reorganization OF the COM
many arc regarded generally sound, but thoF &c
tails REQUIRE modification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKED.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
n the erde certificate market was Of any magnitude.
ts conduct yesterday might invite extended comment
ppt when less than 100000 barrels changed nanda a.
me two Exchanges the speculative vitality must DC aa-
,,a 20 be low Nevertheless there are some features
WIN were developed BY the market that show Asnih
,nca worthy OF record One Of these was the eompara
No., ,ndigerence with which prices received the bearish
ANA neR and another thefcurious way 10 winch com
Tsent was expressed BY observers one ptemneng qua
brnler when asked whether the MARKET hao nct snomb
enoih under the ed news. replied IN sqDslanee "A 90
not Know There Is no reason, IN my luu9ments WY
1sia come In 10 saee declining production broker
W beSrlsh prooYitiOs was tsread 70 confess that from
Ss nont az view e supply Of oil va. resolved VIII
80 Rtmnpession than any speculaor woad have given
sstt nr beforehand. The Aela news told OF wen In
~ 'ayiorstown district lowing 1873 barFcis an hour
,,s ~ osher localities preliminary indications OF pending
ponted 20 considerable incfease IN nav
nt Ihe response 10 tAs was decline rom 20 go
al a. e6nts end then dunsas followed, with
reeoyeSy q the larger part q tae dnys loss 70 ong
OF VS. S,it ~ Inc transactions may be gue&sed from
me 3sst that renewals Of loans were largely made At
az 10 cents pad % the lender Two years Age
pan q wear a9o-a well IKE tho Mckeownknox NO. "
~ hsve broken prices cents IN All probability Uul
a the aXeess OF consumption over production ana tnS
pT ,,clnYne al stocks above ground compared wA ne
OF the world furnish Dallief that yleos
~ aghty Against speculative attack or the influx o. new
n y, se win tho ardent bull believers eyer sso tne
s an ,ysen big Pehnsyyania 'snshsrf win adsanee
values Iss y pTcss and the total dealings fol
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nhsye, hence to san Francisco general cargo schoeneg
Mary 4 Tgndy Reesns assus ~ Hal yaoSso1s
New. York lumber s6 rs and Wharfage -.
ps9zs dssna s5s so0 s6
private terms 1so eDIs saeh S prsssh oPt cissr 90 rs
SSS ltta Prime eisg Family Ne. sss ssa
Ga Westem DO az eVsslo 1 az xr Indss Meas IN
E e ss sSasi4 HSssa 6Ols 60 5Ssss nIsg
les; civ Family Ness siISsif BEEF H az e
Have ss ., GS sSSsu 9sifeA aSse 8 sr
held an ssss 900 RcIea bellies ia. rs tSf = Bs
ls s isI s yer o. sys s. sss
sgs g pune Ys sS9 sSs
Sasc 10 Dresses RES Hosx as Win tar o.
P1a wy @ssayy eu e nGn' inc ss, ded Sss
points subsequently the loss ives reeaned ana aeas
sSp' ere IVES. ia' rl SSisss S sSaS wT
steam quoted e = d2 e. TtSeo s March closed 81
sales ESQ @ s9ssss5 e., = ia foe sc sI Yes
S7A9e June closed az sales 29g tes a. 80 tex
eosen q 74ec Aggas. closed Ia % asned Continent
sSS sSe ~ 70 Quality South Amerlca aas
e, %Sos S s ds s5Ssapf IS be a.
dun and buyers. f9 NIs, Neg e B@sssE
western a. fancy, a4a21 LIE 90 prime So ssGsy
gSoq 81, 1Os & sSo ss' i asEz Ga sac a ws
tubs Prime 2oaeie do Cod 1sal9c state s dalg isS
soe do GOOD to prime sa17e wesg1Tp, S Ss Wsss a
Sioc do iair 1Sa1le DO common AZ sseonds 1os1iei
STy S sns fscto SS s e. Hs'
western Creamery summer and fall. 1oeloS Ssaeg1
arlins and tubs fancy, 19e; coTmon t2 e'o tJf ssS
western actory common 70 choice bDlZe-.
Demand eontnues slow ana only TO cover a sancy
nrIoes IN consequence, rule weak ~, o. cboica
White end eoored State factory ~ l4Gi av, Ight
Ia s4Siic; common 70 prime. 9@lo lSze ns,a iIs
s1oa11e far 10 fancy Pennsylyan skims hnStns
FGC5s- Again higher on purely specpiass,x,s Soout
state ana Pennsylvania 12c Southern T33s %
westefn, Isl LIE; Western, 10 1-20ll S-4ei Du'A' -
a29e. ..,.en Gales Of a
cargo Of Engiish Islands 81 test LIE Issaned
enatSa et iIi6c Centrifugal 90 test ~ cTshe6
aI Tgrn and anehanVed Cut Loaf Sss4ei Gsann
$50 az. Mould "a slc; cOnfsetionsrs AZ
sse Standard "a" Lac; Coffee o. 90 ga
4 5se: "CS S-sas 100; Yellow, Q 1%c' ,,. .uo..a
srEARINE-Qulet but held stronger. .SSa ~ qssies
1880 OIeomaFgaFine. nominal oo asN'-
5oo no0 n PoFeign, 10 arrive. private terms .,.
sEEDsThe market active At the auosateh s mSn
are ss follows. Glover, low gIaaes q o,aiity
Seed siaasse, Timothy, 81 eoas2' according 20 49, ~
TAIIow-Is we'll sustained In price "a P KIN ' st
quoted 5so. Sales 20.o00 n Sec' AO0'VVO :" ~
OF town, private terms -. ..nA,tIon and
esv b secured az fractional decline Ion a1s To1o
Th tpsSSsetong include 10000 n Xxx aeece S1ck cst
AZ ens secured Texas sic 90 bales gray ana exss
91dia 1191ec 900 hne nos 1oO0o do Olfg w ono ~
5nSo AZ secured Texas 100000 40 t2feI5 OReSasd
ssg,oTy IISOO0 40 pulled $4,000 40 esek
~ o60 ao secured Texas 5000 90 noils AZ "AisS N
IInnSiS and so 40 Bagdad, ON private TERMS
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NEwYoHx MAE :,sS. ssSEsSsss II S ST. n''
pponuos MARKETS.

YyKRpoof Mar 1850 p m.-beet--ln poo, III
arr In moor demand HanR-In good demano A
AZ demand cneesefa POOR demand Tsw am "a STA
Rcssn poor demand steady atAs Lra-sg0 sa 81 Va ca
fapcS ro at s8s 4di April and May steady g ~ rmr
I'm poer demand, now No 2wnter dgll at X
In T0Or demand Gorn-~Sposlh sslE uetssen aia Iops
poor dsnsad mixed western, ApEtl steady - % s
refrigerator beeifOesa'er>
hindquArtere, Sd per d. ,.,,t. ,,reenl 2es Cd per
asrter rseed cake SO s Sda 80 q " Res R o SL ass 81
ynsae< Iii iss "a per ewt Australian sso' - -
3ss "A mar ets mutton ags Oh 1sJs ga per a
prov4anns-s Refrigerator nee.. y
ANftgHRp Mer, xD~-Matcoxe Aku N.A'~- = -
eeutifnea por 100 ktloa. .t. A ,..rlnaa Ia frEa64
Iis censmes pSid and ie francs 20 eeneWss sssss
phesfRs MAJ 20 petrolenus0 MARKS 40 p1snh&s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30

COFFEE grades on The spot quoed VSI srgoes
islaSfs Ssc sal6S 1000 bags No AprlIRi s TS
o. aie. 100 baFs saysnila and $50 haraealbo prySe
erns me speculative market was very unsettled sna 90
eorfderabe unloading Another elemeng OF TsaKneS ~
he ree selling by foreign houses fneeS et1s.ons
Te snail leaving % barely steady nes mSasfSse SS,
AZ ia h. Hamburg quiet a. IA pig aeeans: 70 ~
S.eay. regular nfsE sol good seeoha 90 sS ~
no cesfaaees for Gnsd states, 1000 bags hlo Seas
anc foS Europe eooo bags Total stock to ggv 70
MaTh 81 1859 $4,000 bagsj same time lsss hAsS so
bagl Sane time 1887 oo11 600 hage Becepu ~
IaT1 o March 81 1880 90i 600 bags same time iS9s
90 200 bags; same time 1887, 2,o64,ooo bas~ saieS
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BAIrrfoRK, Mar. ees~ootson steady, Mdains lek9tsa
Tlow Gull lower Hogsrd STREET snd Western 6fReefps
92s7pSs0, Extra % 50 e09A eDi Family DO q e5&ke5,
CITY Mls Elo Brands Extra fe 500 60i Winter Wh<<s
81 1915 30 a. Exsa ~ SOSs0G issszy,
ioos s$ssssEs h.ssr 10 WINTER Isd sees ssssss.
AgEl MsE ss asss
epot q Asse bid Mlrch 4lleo bid; April Gig Nd
May AlAg1fless steamer Aoizc bid. Data acttFe ann
steady Soutsesa and Pennglssnh were qrotsd as 2e4
ssc Western White s2assa q klxsd 90 4zlcj ers4e1
fsn Prime cSosss Tsaasy u via is eoSSi7 90 Pr
ysons quiet Mean Pork SIS 500 76 Bulk Meats, bose
shouIaeEs 81 cisss RID ssiss 40 hacked s,s
sStsSr quiet WesssrE raos zc Bsaf iSil ise
crsamsr e zee gss essy e ,s eslsolea aase
iSia1ssc sugar aettye nEn a. Soft as $50 Cooper
quiet Refined Whskey firm at q II, Frsig1s %
liverpool por steamer, quiet Cotton 200 asksd Fi0uT
per TON n acss 2o sse Ss Rer eus9 as a Corr 90
1853 Sa e Corn Sa SSSS ee Ts SS
bSIa Corn $4,000 bush sess-wnsat $4,000 bpsh Corn
S. BSssAt Ss' Mar dun eloslas No
81 al IA No Northern 81 60 asked; Winter what IN
sefodt Gales of czrioada No 2ed at 1G2c Carloads
No White Miehleaa a. los 7e oiqsnsN Red f02sc
Red e q &c EsEs 90 SS-s ne ssc 70 ws
No 4 At s7lao No at $ss.ei No. IS sesc On tfeck.
oats were frmer No. White S.ei 20 White 26icI
No UanSda AZ 76c No cAnada Il &C. No EIfEs
gIaB2cs No 3 Cansda at $50 Bye nen!nss. flour quiet
,t stcady; BEST Spring Patent 81 q007 aest wnfs
So 5O@6 s. MItese steady wats5 gssp e ysrnns.
Ssooo bush osis q. 600 bush shipmants ssi3
bush Germ 2,500 bush
CHICAGO Mar 29-The leading futures ranged - follows
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

29-4 D. ms--Coaon-lho eaAo1 VI sNe ~
Included 5000 bales American ,r..a,. rnv- N6dinS
Estsfres elosed quiet Afner1oanMiddlng-Low mu1n.nA
CLAUSE March delivery $3.50 sellers M,S9 aaa
buyers May and June delivery 1Ss1 "a aDss Ssysry
Ib9Id buyers August and september dessS b1ysrs
sellers September and OotoneI uenFeh1' S~SS 49,
September delivery fS6ad seue1s ,r,dd,tn 1o, Low
GALVESTON, Mar. 29sCott0n qsS ~ All - "a recepta
Abiding Ga Good Ordinary LIS n seo hss
i6s bales sales 823 bales stock lA2Vy exnorts
weekiy.-Net ana gross reeegpsSS o"'S UA10''
eOastwise 800 bales sales loyA IN, mar and
KoREoLK Mar 39gott on steady osatN;s e bales
gross receipts S33 balesi exports e"~ss"A09 - -
sales 2SS bales stock. ls,6I3 bales o.atn4. ssI
WeeklyNet receipts aSl6 e.' ELuos dstIgtsa hglo
baes exports TO Great Britain, 607S oalesi eOas" '0''
bales sales, i, gI6 bales .,., Hfaasn1 as; Low
NS5ifng paa, Good Ordinary Sas not and gross
e50 Lales, exports 10 the eontnons S!ev 49,
Weexly-Net and gross receipts 3lVo pses ssIeS
the continents 1885 balesI ccastwisS 4s6s pAea sf
AS2 SOW v Mar 29-Cottcn firm Mddng. 9lSiss
1o TSdnT 97si8; Good Ordinary, gas net IsSeg
40 baies Roxs 645 bales; exports 10 Greet 49,
6Sies 10 tie contnent ia balesi coast"ise' eAf ~
49, . Soos atock 2O4.746 bales IL IN
WeekyNet receipts ~ 504 pae5 ny .es. X Frsnce
m ss uaIls 70 the Continent 60i9 bales coass~ss %sos
bales saes TO- 600 bales a., .s.v,h % snould haya
erection Exports eoastwlse lot Matsn - '' =
1 been asa bales t1r March "a, S,ois bales ,.,.
EEw.YoRx Mar. 29.-Fon0winG At re W. Hss =
y -. uar.aa Il.
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TILE MARKETS.
roTAn RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
pnr Nnrth River vessels and Railroads.
erNrpAr, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Dealings become nq more, w NJ
price Quotations are Hayerstaw -os nsA n nans
9slande AZ 5Oas8 25 Crotcn, dark and red
toa brown st4aef5 Philadeiphla Front GSe VI @
Esrnf eoT ROsenda0 Cement quoted at $lutl ~ DIT
bb American Portland s2 1882 AZ E9gsh FPSonand
cannon Lime 81 per bbl and do fnishina e. 70 s.s.e
Common Limo 95e, and do hnishng ~ 10 I L.a,
~ 10 per 1000. GoapB Halr' Zo9zoc peF p"9SA' N''
iIair fsa21c.
CoTToN--The spot market was steady and unehanged'
,eh rnoderate demand Sales SA1 bales Tor consunp.
sn and iso bales speculation. Port receipt 2ASs
hses az against S127 bales last week ana Dnes
~, the Same time last year Since September the
Steipts az the ports aggregated 1873 500 bales com
parng with 1000 $50 bales Tor the correspondence '"0
'oaStstons are based on American standard Of elnssi-
nntion $500. 81,
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rrrhNCIAL MARKEra

Yo-ror Mar g0-A D. m.consols eS PIG tor mohs1 ~
he account Atlanta and Great ms,s egs, MoSfoan
oTansry 4Iisi Reading y CaIsdaa RsS' S1tsi ioS
1sts. 40 second console lOoai aoN'i'iA NNA'-f -''
PENNSYLVANIA bbaa
Aoney % aeots per cont Tentea at - franc, es5
Fss IN ne account and exchange on London ~ %
frsnes cent for checks
mar silver s quoted 90 ~ N per ouhot a., 49,.
bills IL 2Ss per cent "a, "a NAT ~ rnri.nd on bal
amos to-day 4 81 Loco
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-. 1,.rso 1881 900. The business 2, i =,
Sle s ~ .,,r Tor the week ende9 .snss ~
slndes receipts Of So - sDenerai balance at
$13,22s,s4ssSS scainst $751;, O0l, 625 march
slS1,ooV, ioO' an5arent gain OF s3sso5o.a ,aols
SSaSnefInK from the payments ,,tIcb meet only
the receipts t5S General Treasury, its gam
its account ~ Sauks is s7S3,535, Ana t nus
as e. goc11des the payment OF ,.,srad .
,'r,,1rcbased bonds To-days opets's2 l0s'20i
Receipts 20 ~ sf3o, os5, S3s coin and 81 o.
0S'''1I REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON;
NV, T1n,,sd States Treasury az Masn ,nl {Cn
a lhS to-dav si67,375 Natonai DanN no'eS
redemption. o.io.s WIRE ssis,474, and the
Inc nsvSenne receipts were $780, 70, 20
davs washington Treasury .'.nss WITH
each on hand and deposits % p utatement as fol-
e eSna Snres OF the last previous stapeieHV 10
lows: As.roh % March 90, Dl1ere d sa
Net ssIa AsPSs ' asss $50 2s' 'SSd 1850
Est isssis tender. ao1ssHs 2eOOssos Dec ls2e9s
Ss.snas go Tns
-, ,.,r,e, S2oo o7oo85 9s2Os s2a lac ssa2 ssS
"es Foreign exchanges quiet ana strUns e
Init although the nominal rates tOr there was
raised leg cent ~ .otns goT aetal business as fol-
no onAhff ,,Iars, bills &c 81 SO Ia ana - es lJ
snactiyelv for long and snort sVer it6,,narlrs mt
Spec ~ sis "a and Bic la TelcnmafIos, %
~ and OK b-s and guilders at 40 anu ~ ~ ot
Tn Iopdon British consols lost Tue = e. both
% Yesterdays advance, selling az 20 ,aoi, and
money and account. bar sii sngMsb standard.
Hroer;can railway shares followed the ueo d .bora
ths home market but only OF distance anu ssa NOT
WAS no time when the Lonooh pIIcDSs IT,, rroncb
49, VIZ than those OF New-York. At Paris Frsnoh
% ts deciined 10 S5 62 1-2, exchange on Lon
AZ bsins "a. 90 francs TO the po9no; -
The directors Of the Delaware t en-
Western Ralroada GomPa ~ psr e Mt payable
on Anil go. The transfer books viii DO eiOSeo Oh
Anil s and reopened on April 2S'
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
r,z1r TENnEssEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
Esq, ESQ ;, -,n.. 1881 1855 las -:
ESIFa = Hs5'h SSGs sSs 1Ssi5S isaSs5i
''-- PENNSYLVANIA
ssa'e = Ssi sS5is ~
.s,,,,..... si,sso.I57 s1,s5s.2Ss Si,s0i,44s
Ada gIOhtYfi Inca ron nom. s475 co51o ......
n Co. si,sss,Gs2 S111s7Js sIS0i.44a
e1 Sss g SS 'ss5ssS 's5gSS8
-. ..,,,,y,..... s9,50I.sOs s2,S04,2Os s2A722ss
A{S ...! gTshsn s. from ,ss4ao 2aSo ,lolso.
Net e Srs r. Co. sa7s2O s2aaossI sSSosi
ROM. WATERFOWL AND oGDESsBuRG.
Month Oh , SSsuag sis4s5a e2121es s9ss Pc
S 5TSSs eSpenses.. 1254G7 i446S4 10 lss
-. 1S9,149 ses,04I F0OI7l
nSPoRTs OF DRY GOODS Ar NEw-YoRk:
Catered a. the port ssoS7 s s22sfs5 s2sss ss
Thrown mafket-... -TSVV'A"e
slsss January S 1 II s75sl $50 o4Sooi 4sSsi27s
EnssIeo o oS @orst Ss0iOGO5 1922 Se2 4sl7i'4S
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STAINED.

God Ordinary SIC Low Middiins' IIj g,
sact Good Ordinary..7 l6l0 hiddling ~
lon,,ons 1be oaneral market was without much life,
ana prices tended lower IN the face Of stronger
sI,nab selling. Opening sales indicated aeeuhe ".
ga poIbts afeF which there was some reaction esvis
1900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-30
uAvANA MARxETs.

yf1vtEl MAG a0.--spAnisA gold ~ vgNa92 ssh txs
ave been made csatrEa saer " y 81 degrees p'aF
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zee sTxre or THApx.

radon nsrs ana at ne sassosss - saoOs sss .sa =
qHintAL
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirabk
SECURITIES
FOB
INVESTORS
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
Bankers % HasSau-st, Ncw-York.
FEATURES OF EEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or EEw.YoRK DEALISGs'
Tho speculation in wheat yesterday was without any
feature worthy OF notice The days transactions
we're considerably less than on Thursday, and the
market was monopollzed entirely By sealpers The
range Of prices was narrow, and such fluctuations ~
occurred were Influenced by the Western market re-
ports Early IN tho day thero was decline OF asa
l-2 cent, May selling at 50 la and later down 70
80 l-s which was due TO weather cable advices and
continued selling by foreign houses. Later in the
dealings there was advance from the above figures
Of 34a1 cent, BIay selling up 70 90 Ia on reported
rise Of cents In May delivery at Chicago, and tho
covering OF tie short interest The total transactions
Tor The day aggregated only 100000 bushels on tho
so 1915. Exporters took five loads Of No. Red
wheat late on Thursday afternoon. The market
March, 80 rs; April SO 7-si May, 80 Ia; June,
81 i; July. OIL l.9 August, 90 Is; September
SPOT wheat was held somewhat stronger In keeping
WITH the Sdyaneo IN options but e was nc business
change, the export business only aggregeting 10000
bushels. Options were dull and remained unchanged
Ss5 o 4S say eG9R e q s sa S &
40, and July 40 SO. Oats were duh and weak through
S S Much 50 Ap 4't 90 &GSSa ay 3ST snS
a was %ss 'S s'f sS S s ne no sSst
prices March, % 4o April, 81 90 Nay, 81 4o june
-; July, 81 as; August, 81 At, and September,
The The receipts at New.York, Philadelphia, baltimore
etlu DObtSil IcpOfu4 ectttIuayg Neto ~ IOioNbs
Wheat, 1o,13e bushels; corn, 14O,47s bushels oats
so es2 bushels total, 2o0Sps bushels -four, 2a,0a7
packagcs. At Chicago, Milwaukee and 81, Louis tho
arrivals were wheat, az, 400 bushels corn, iT7DOS
bushels; oats, 1919 bushes total grain, a04513
bushels -four, 1870 barrels.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO
Chicago March 20 (spccaD, There visa little snow
| at Chicago Wheat opened lower and would probably
have continued down, 30 citsashed were the short
sellers; but Hutchinson interviewed and practically
'pegged the July price az about 80 cents In the last
| Yen minutes . sharp httle aetien IN the May option
stirred July into t9 activity and advanced II % tho
bost agure q tke day An advance OF oents IN MAY
carried ne July option from 81 to 80 cents aud cosed
81 bA The Nay option the erratlc IL opened
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