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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

BALTIMORE Mar l4.-CO;ton steady; Middling 1os loSc
Fioy oueL steady; Howard Street and western
81 az SOL Extra do So 60St 80 Family do ~ 20 az
City Mills Rio Brands Extra 2see 81 WINTER Mnse
IS SosS 80; DO Extra S6 10 quiet;
Fuits 100 al07c, Lougeery l02 ol0Sei NO se1tnern
Rpri % sSsc; 62 SeSe Scs0.sssSsR AssIys
s w'S a. sS 500 March sSssatos, April 4osaoSe,
Nav q, lias04lSsoi steamer at $50 Osn qulet o guy
sidy, Southern and Pennsylvania were anoted ~ -
gyc, Western White 320S3o do MiIed ~ gSae. ur49ea
Sq P %as s % Choice Timothy at SIS ooSss
Shoulders &c, Clear Rib Sides 70; 40 packed v, sso
Baeon-shoubisra Sae, Clear Rib sides Ifc h aI
Butter steady Packed lsasc' Bss ESn 10 s
oSsr Rene VI GsOc nTm iiS eSrsCss far
quiet Refined i5L &c Niskey urn at g IL Eressss to
liverpool steamer quiet s!ssay So'ah d cork Tor
Srers az Is Sd Receipts Flour 1000 SSla "h sSs
1000 bush Corn 81 900 BUSH oats SoVv Dusn an nye
1000 bush shlpmonts-wheat "a 600 9nsn Sprn ioo"VV
b1sh saIes-wheat IL. 900 bush Corn l2SOoV oesn
BUFFALO Mar ls-wheat-No. Hard In ialr demana sne
No Northern 81 02 Winter whea qqes 9 9u =, essg Ne
White Michigan 81 06 Extra NO ea az @sSc On yai,oS
Corn steady and ,n SS dsI ss No. White so No
White 30s. o30c No Mixed 29e % tIos h1Icy s'Sy
No Canada At Use. No. Canada ~ IOoi no Entse ,
ode; No Canada soc. Rye dun ann no1 1n ne. Yes
hut steady; Rest Spring Patcnt 81 zo@ ~ pcfs
steady Oatmeal steady LOW oas co6a n
gSO0c bush. oats 5000 bush shpments-Wheas A'ooo
bush. Corn $500 bush.
cIoAso Mar l4rhs leading failures ranged as follows;
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eRAre AND PRODUCE HARxEra
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Tho wheat speculation yesterday agzln presented
the spectacle Of fairly active movement OF trading
with narrow range OF fuctna ions. Spot whsaE
was of 149l-2 cent with little SIX loads taken
for export. Tho dealings in options ran up -
100000 bashels but tho slight stir In tho export
demand had but temporary effect May ranged
from "a 1895 cents to "a 1924 56 cent?, ana
The curb trading was Of no significance In changes.
The market closed at net losses OF ID for March -
" s-s, and S-s cent for April at 90 s-9, May q
was l-4@Ia cent lower With sales. Of about 10000
bushels for export. Too options showed no special
feature and closed at ono price43 5-6 cents, hguln
showing losses OF 1-2ai-4 cent ON the dfforens
months. Oats were 1-4a12 cent lower for ss5i lots
and the options were moderately sctive at final ossos
OF 1-s for April at 30 IL, Id io May at 30 49, and
II cent for Jnne o. 30 IA, March being unchanged
options fell of 3a5 points as follows March and
Aprl. ~ Sa May, 81 "a June ~ 80; July 81 80;
Tho receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New-York PhIladelphla, Baltimore and Boston
werc as follows Wheat s,os2 bushels; corn, slodss
bushels s -four, 80 lSs psckagss; At Chicago, nii-
so401 bushels; corn I63,523 bushels; OATS 100 D5f
bushels; total grain, 1928 esI bushels -four 20,3i1
harr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
Total 40 co.'s 90 740sJa ESQ COL Inc sSS2s09 LIB
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


To-day's stock market was curious mixture
Of ups and downs and OF realities and mnnipula-
lions In the carly dealings the tape indicated
rrogey market, with bears" on top and bulls"
buried six feet in the ground. After fairy
steady opening the whole market went into the
dumps and for O short time the leading spec9-
lator WIS seen on the street, an unusual smile
lighting up his mobile face, and the followers IN
the board-roOm woro exuberant. St Paul stock,
they said was made artiHcially scarce and so they
sold 10 down TO so 1882 Ia, but when inc
attempt TO recoup was made IL was dlscovereo
that the stock in the buying and selling market
was scarcer than in the loan marft 81 Faui
stock opened in the loan market fat for borrowers
and gradually improved to 1-s per cent paid Tor
one days use Of certificates. The secret OF the
squeeze Is, that certain interest has been
two weeks in purchasing 10000 shares Oh STOCK;
and that each days purchases have been loaned
back 20 the sellers. Yesterday tie purchase WIS
completed, and to-day positive demand tor inc
delivery OF the stock was made IL was not done
for the purpoa Of loanng IL at higher rates or tor
tho initiation OF q corner The stock was al
delivered. and &C p. m. 1t was IN the company
transfer Office TO be transferred to the interest,",
which will vote 10 at the next annual election In
June. ~
The calling in of this 10000 contracts in St.
Paul only illustrates the condition OF the whole
market. Suppose tho late buyers of Northwestern
should withdraw only 10, 900 Of IL from borrow
ers; what would be the effect? There are toatlng
in the street only about $4,000 neal certlncates
the resi- uIe COuhfactb buOJcCt NAhN
vet In the last onslaught on values, which began
only fifteen minutes before the close OF the board
Northwestern was sold of from 06 l-s TO loo 3S
IL was all additional shorts Lake Shore was
conspicuousy weak, and closed down at l Oh l-S
nj OIL Ia The reason given for it, not Dy Ohi-
cago, but by bull on the stock, was That the
Lake Shore had no business, and would have
mono till the maturity Of the next apple crop
But he added: l will wait for that crop The
final raid was aided by an issue from the hears
principal local agency TO the effect that the CHI
oago, Burlington and Northern Chicago, Burlng-
ton and Quincy had given notice Of another cut IN
tho rntes for llour from St. Paul to Chicago, with
the addition OF the usual predictions OF general
Generalization In the Northwest. Boshl
There was a singular feature in to-day's early
dealings. Tho raids on values in the London Stock
Exchange and in the New-Yorl Stock Exchange
were timed so as to be simultaneous, so that tho
quotations from one market to the other would
have reciprocal influence. The manipulation
proved failure. The market closed irregular,
with some stocks at the lowest prices OF the day,
because of rushing raid in the last few minutes
Contracts and not stocks were sold at the lowest
figures
THE DAY IN TILE BOND MARKET.
Governments were duh but strong at higher
quotations as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

nuskxaeas aour lower al 81 Sc m % ~ 100 ~;
for Choico Now Wheat Market Ee&k end Ycea q 9p11
closed sc yxw 40 BED or Aaf go = 9t44tt e5
g % 81 Ags Sss o s. as M W $500 e
carr m moderate demand and stea; No nfref "a expgf
elevator 600 stsaaey No Mixed y expert e'syste
ssa 8 S sei Hf s ne s,s e sspe ~
Ss:s. e s 81 a sssss q
Immediate wsnfs Ungsasod liked 81 y Unzzdd Wht
$50, 40 choce $50; 80 wh:te 81 sc 90 Prime S2el
steady No wnts for March 33k91ssye, % ir Apr
Ressos. ssss a. r. whss ssa Mssso
zoo R Ssa saa e wiz Rsss ss e
35ct Hebron and white Elephant IS 90 rsoytsoos
Ss do ana Sssnsgsd sofsS s y osIS ri
Hams SlS 50ssiI Pork-Msss New 81 OK Do psins
Mess No* at &ls so; do. Family 81 so oo HsHs--
smcksd lyFeie do: p Cured n uergs ~ ~ "
Shoulders IL dry AT sd fiy cured SsS 40 smoks
sci shenlaer. pickle cured % 40 soaokea
Bellies r. pickle S9sac 90. Bresktaaf sscon
h sasn:s Y @ h nssnss A. sS s
b and y Y. Creamery Extra at TIC; Western ssstc9
Esn Il S Msssra Srs Ss s
Part skins case; Fun Skins 203c snzAr-ksnne1 aul
powdered zte aranusased 20 Feed weak irregular Winte
ss sn rs bS e. ~ s PssSsum oo ss sS y
sss Sa 'a Com Ssss '' os
bush.
1s ss MAR swsr ss:n sss 5
ss aS sss Nay ss e as S Nay s sss o s
Cora 1000 Su,A Ai bush Corn Zoo
bush. Cloyerseed 1876 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

The Treasury purchased SOS, 900 10 per cents
at los, and rejected the offer OF $4,000 4 per
cents &c IS i-2 OK interest.
The business IN State issues was covered by
small sales OF Tennessee settlement IS at az Ia.
There were no transactions in city bunk stocks
The general bond market was only moderately
throughout the whole list, Richmond and Dam
vile 5s rose 10 02 3-4a92 1-2, Texas and Pacific
frsts were better az 81 3D. aud the seconds after
and Reading issues were duh, with the demand IN
excess OF the supply. Western Union collateral
IS rose 70 t02. Fort Worth and Denver City
iirsts were firm 10 SO 7.B, Central OF Ncw-Jefscy
IS were up 60 LOB 81. Reference Is made 20 our
full report OF bond transactions
In the unlisted department Of the Stock En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
rHE TRADE M caIoAGo.

Chicago March IA (speciaD.A series Of rsised
the price Of tho May option cents s7is cents.
1t closed at "a cents There was fne warm westher
everywhere upsetng the calculations Of those who bous
In the expectation OF cold Boyden Co, .
prominent shipping firm which has been long April and
short May corn, changed Its "sraddies today se
ing the April and buying the May az p cent premium.
The operation had the effect of making the market weak
as the selling Of April Is dinBcult May opend al
30a3eis cents and closed at 35s The talk now IN oats
Is that the Milwaukee clique have not unoaded IS much
has been generally believed They have loss Of
swo bushel In great big line and are In no posi-
ton 10 do any fighting and much disgruntlod
The clique brokers continually In the pit and s II II
believed all they dare to; but this is very little. May
started At csc cents sold at 25 cents and closed at No
bottom II was a duh day In the provision pit Mag
pork opened at sf2 So and closed at sl2 26as12 27
May lard opened at e. and closed at 81. Aay shot
RIBS opened az e5 30 and closed 25&S6 271e On
the curb May wheat weak at 964 cents
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y osIyo ppICFs on PF1LApEIpIfIA STOCKS.
GROSS EARNINGs REPoRTED.

4nuiodaJs 4p%AAN" - " -
Forty railroad companies or systems have re-
ported their gross earnings for the first week In
March. OF the whole number thirty-four have
returned gains on the week Of 1888 aggregating
ss54,77o, or 1857 per cent and six have reported
loses aggreganng S20o7o, or ell per cent The
net gain of the whole forty Is ssss,so0. or 49,
per cent As the tonnage Of this year does not yet
exceed that OF last year, the gnin in gross earnings
reflects the higher rates obtained and therefore Is
an addition to the net earnings to which Is to De
added the reduction in operating expenses because
OF the absence Of snow bloclSades, etc. The SUD-
Joined table divides the aggregates and differences
Of tho companies showing gains and losses
-, 81, 4, Na,eb-1sSg 1882 Differences. pc l.
Thlfty.four cos s2435 63 &C. S32 Inc sSSSag lei
six companies. 1890 col. 80 Dec. 1o.p1o oIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

m hn proluoA Eyohange t0iaY tue Butlor naskot
,eat Fetn Crea,6ry Al 2S1aac; Choice Western 20
u ioot Choice Dairy 2002lc GOOD 70 Choieo IL ozue.
Eggs fra az l3h@ite
orcrNAII Mar a, Cotton snies but eesy Flour steady
Family 81 dOa51 15s Fancy 81 ~ gSl 20, WHEAT quiet;
No 2 Red 90 9e7c Corn weak no AlIcd ~ Ass 0ats
ssc PORK ouict at $40 63 Lard ssady ~ 20 IS Bulk
meats steady Short Ribs ~ 80 So. Bacon ateady I;
Short CLEAR al A. a. Whskey drn stey sales OF 1860
5bs finished eoSs on basis o. q Oh Butter eastern
Fsnry creamery al y0ot Prime Dairy lT4lac I4nseel on
iirn bl ab7a Sugar higher; Hari keanei New
Orleans 9a9c Hog oweri 9nn@en ga Light - ~
head shipments 1900 Rgg. weaker ~ II Cheese
Arm Choice and ohio Fata IL No EaaSsgn Exchange
aaet bat steady AZ 1875 discount buying ana par seing
Receipts Of whest 1900 bash. shipments 300 bash,
and pennsyivania supsrne 81 009es 80 dq, Do ExtFs
IS b0Ssl oO No MnSef ssmw s ~ ra ~ ese ~
pTccess s5 ooaa5 80, ohlo, Clear = se@S les Do
Straight 4b iSae6 Indiana. Cleax ~ aV1&b 10 d
stEieht % lkaes 4o 81 louis and Southern uitaeln
~ Patent Fasr 10 choice 80 SOESo 90, Minnesota Clear
a. 5000 90 DO. snsght rs IS a9e oQ do Patent ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Mar. A.s p m-ConsolA q 7ls for money, and
97 for the account United S1aesz per cent eonas IS
tecs certhcates 33aa do second mortgage 6i Mexican
Paul Common. 81 =; ewfork Central
Ii01s PENNSYLVANIA O5isi nois Central il2ss Reading
e rate Of discount open market for both short and
three months bills Is 2Fsd3 per cent
Money Ia "a per cent
ba day II 2fT.00c. 80 fseatsj
Rpanish 4s, 7A8 -. -. "a
Tor e exchange on London as % francs
IA = confines for checks. ego oon
during the past week. . -, a., -. a. ,t,Au.,
bish si week was 42 10 per Is 400 per cent
mar sllyar IA quoted &C AZ I'D per ounce.
weekly statement ofte Ba * on France
ahows decrease 7750Oo francs in gold and 247Sooo
Smpioir a. shares arc quoted 81 $50 francs
ana soceIe do AfetRux shares at ITO francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
THE PETROLEUM MARh Ell.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The break in crude oil Wednesday has az least
stimulated increased interest in the speculation While
less active than on that day, the dealings yesterday
reached fair amount OF business. and ut times the move
ents were full spirit The from the oil country
was moro bulish, In that the yield Of the McKeovn
4ushef' had fallen 30 barrels per hour. bat The sell
ing Impulse among traders was reflected In deelne fon
then developed and the close prices were bd up
rauidy on the shorts The market ended near the TOP
daures of the day but with operators se hesatag IN
view Of ths possible fatgre news from The Wasninsssn
CcrtffoafeB stfi scarce fr borxo~fn8 pxoe<
except az low carrying rates.
Rs range Of prices and the total dealings were a. fo
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pRopUoE MARKETS.

pork-In poor demand. Hams-In good demand BAeon-}n
fair demand; shoulders steady at S4s Cheesetn DAT o.
mand Taiiow-In poor demand spiris Of turpentne-fn
good denaad firm az Sss Oh. RcsnIn fair demand LAna
and futures-In demand WheatIn poor demand
FioorIn poor demand. cornSpot and iufnres-,in voE
demand, mixed Western spot duh at - CD March sexdy
al Ss i6s.d Hops az London-Nss.York ssats-In fair
mnax Mar iscalcutta linseed sos Oh per quarter
linseed OH 4A per cwt spirits OF trpeBune ss PET
XsTwssp Mar iaPeroleum pale American le francs
S7ls Confines paid and Ia francs seilors
HRRMEN, Nar. 14-Petrueum-6 marks 80 pt0nnigs
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Uipio nj Not,res.

OFFICE OF TaE AsR H psS SssA
capital w be PAD a. - e :ss once s .s q
s ssS 'I FaSaS March Il, iss sassi book y
B BSs1a e Isna ssss.a aMGs nAREr
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL I VA ! c99ssa . i
ieS RRoAHSMikATTI, ! HfM IpISip 5As6a
A QUARTERLY dividend Of ONE 1( PE Ky
an s SSNT h' p sssS1 81
transfer books S arc aSS s S Tupsday March
M viii closed Friday March q lisa ssS; aSs
1882 at ten oO' O'Clock q l. H. cALEF. Treasurer:
"A ANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
A dividend of ONE AND ONE ALE Per Cent q, q
s sss &c., JgsSa
edeemabe az the pleasure o. the company In iss per
cent one ssh hssars books viii b Friday March
e sss slSes p n afd SsopseSs q
CHICAGO. MIIwAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILwA1
o SHswwaYokK. March Is, 1854
nj Office is hereby given that Q DIVIDEND ~,
been ascsssd sS n Sss two s,r posrs q per s
az Aprii next the once OF the company a "a's'
s Preferred Stock transfer book win close O. ss
10th day OF April at D. m. and reopen on ne <in w
Of AOFii hoS'' PRANK 8. BOND. yice-presldsns
YEw-YoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREAsUN NE:ws Y 9FSLeS March 8. 1889.
n, HE BOARD OF DIREoT0 RS Of this Com 9.
pany have declared dividend & rd pss ne earn.
me CITY Linz =, books sss S % Ss closed
a. O'clock 5 M March is and reopenea e. ~ ea'S-
. "a. April 3 isss w RossITER
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was continued with little success. Unbelsevers
did succeed in selling few hundred st Dc %
and IS B-S but they later rose 70 SO l-2 anai
closed Mt So the same as last eyenipg, nttsE re-
ported transactions in only $500. sugar nfuat
sold Il O00i at 81 7-se64s National Lead trust
81 2Ool az ri 5-6a20, Georgia Pacific secona y
Isl .00Ol at rs "a, Western North slarosaa os
Isl 000 at &C. Chicago and Atlantic beneiieiaties
(20Ol at Sa8 f-S, Brunswick Company lay, az az
81 7-sa22 3-sa22 Ite, Mount Desert 1ana 'Tv ~,
at 81 IL Ia, and Kingston and Pemorohe iron
The :" Ioscal money market was easy at i-2
per cent for renewals and new loans on call the
extrernes were and z per cent. with mso onef-
The e. Clearing House statement to-day yas as
follows: Exchanges, $l2i4ybll1; DhiAhoss'
The Sub Treasury To- lay was debtor TO the
Clearing House Se04,l3f. Its net gain On PAL
anee WAS $50. 500, madc By geDs OF s2l,l29 cur
renew and s3e eg4 coin. The days opeLati.o1nS
covered Receipts, s2,51 1903 payments q
2s0: resulting in general balance OF SlSS so1,-
722, consisting Of Si69,054,979 coin ana - -
216,743 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury 81 Washington re-
ccived to-day S252,o95 National bank noses ios
redemption. 49, - tl,a
The customs receipts were sl,197,575 ana sne
internal revenue receipts were S426,bk. =.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement o. ca i
on hand and deposits in bank compares VII sa ~.
figures OF the last previous statement as Ionows
March 49, March ~ DiHeresaleeess-
Net gold on hand 1926 SD dsi Inc 1
Net Silver on nd 2756l,4eo 2T4oo'9Ss pec' iA'o-'
N on s ssal 'enaet e7952s assi477s Ine soa2S5
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11ancina araoemies.

A LTxATpER MAcGREGoE's, 100 WEST S5rItsr.
"a Private LessonB and Glasses In Dancing daily
Mendelssohn Hall 70 let foI private entertainments.
" ERNAEDos Dancing ACADEMY lgo East eSsh- ~ n
n New classes now forming for second term AL
yssaionabe Dances Send for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

Refined oil was unchanged az Z cents per gallon "a
ea,York and 600 cents In Phadephia and Baltimore
on onY Mar 14Nasiouai rrspss Certificate. opened
sat-, highest e0isi lowest ssh closed 30 sales
AZ sSS barrels; shpments g. 1877 barrels unA 6227 bar
rels
Transit Certificates opened 81 $685. ciosei a. s0si highest
90 lowest Ssh
onened al sSs closed CO.'S highest eos; lowest $50
Cicarances il92o00 bbls.
TuusyTrIx Penn Mar. Educational Transt Ceruncntos
onensd az S9ix; highest e0ss lowest Ssh; closed So
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GearherB.

A -BESr TEACHERS supplied no charge; teaehefs
IA wanted: no registration fee vacancies hNaft on
hand: form for stamp. r Z AVERY. American s>hooi
Bureau, West 14tii-st-, NJ Y.
4 --ppoFEsSoRs Teachers Tutors Goyeznesses.--Ai
n. Branches supplied SCHOOLS ana famhes S1q,s
COYRIERE, 81 East 17Ast bet Hth.axe and b-wAy
A MERIoAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A snpDlies PfofeRsors Teachers Tutors. Covenesses
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
80 Mira 81 j. Y0UNG-FULToN % Union SQUARE
I'd RoCRwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
30 eaeo suppiss superior teachers for schools ceneRes
and ismiiies Mrs. L. FREEMAH-BRoCKWA1' %
west oSd-sk Recommends schools 70 parents
xxroMAry,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfof
w both supplies pEotessors teachers
College, schools and families also bookkeepers ssnogS
phers and cOpyists 10 business 1TIpS - -
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psSs: E banks 'aSS5 'as ss Inc
Net cash balance $685. s7s 500 1905 Inc 1857
The foreign exchanges were dull and barely
steady at quotations for business as lon9Ms
Bankers bills at s. So 7-s and 81 80 respectively
for long and short Startling: French francs az by
and SIT l-2 reichmarks at 95 Ia and 30 o-es ana
guilders at 40 and 40 IL.
The governors OF the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change in It's rate
for discount and IL remains at per cent. Uufing
the week the bank gained 1884, 600 pounds sternng
bullion, but the proportion OF its reserve 10 lts
liabilities was reduced from 42.79 TO 42.O9 per
cent against q reduction from 45.42 to 44.4s per
cent in the same week of last year, when It's rate
for discount was per cent To-day the pank
gained 1000 pounds sterling bullion on balance.
The weekly statement of the Bank Of France shows
q loss Of 575, 900 francs gold and loss OF 47o,'
600 francs silver. At the London Stock Exchange
British consols were steady at o. ~ for money
and easier OF 97,5-8 for account. Money In the
ouen market ruled at 7-sa3 per cent for discount
Of bankers bills. Bar silver was duh at AZ I'D
per ounce, English standard. American railways
responded to yesterdays late and to-days early
home quotations but generally at better than con-
current home figures st. Paul closed at the
euivahnt of 90 7-s when the New-York price was
90 3-S. At Paris French per cents closed az
8540, against $3.50 last evening and sight ex-
change on London was firm at 1884 frs to the
pound sterling
RAILWAY EARNINGS
CINCINNATI, WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
1887. 1883; 1883 ;
Number OF miles,. 2S1 2S1 2e1
First week In March S44,870 fSS1I2 f4lZ9S
Jan. TO March 7...- 887.874 SS4,sSO S16,Tos
DETROIT. BAY CITY AND ALpENA.
Number OF miles,. 169 2o3 rs
First week In March .....- e81o2 s90S7
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
FL s s sis.S sS 81 s:ss ;i
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
All LineA
Number Of miles, 22st 22sd .aS 22 sso
Jan. 1 70 March T.. iI706oo T.945,ss2 2a23,o50
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS
Number Of miles,. S53 413
Fourth week In Feb. ela6o1 sl9bll
Jan. TO Feb 3D.. ..--.. i2l9lS 1e0,l2S
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS.
Month Of February e5G7,lb7 S46291e B462, 6Sl
Jan % Feb 2s..:. l,1sI625 eOe995 $1,000
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Goat ano gonno.

osT or sTcLEE.-Ban book issued By the scaman's
~ Eank Tor Savings, EeW@fork 10 the subscriber, II
not found py reformed 70 The bank wlthn thirty days c
this date, Ein apply 70 ihs hank teI g nov sg book
Eswrsrk. March rs 1850. 1870 $3.50
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MAE II. (
TIE eEgERAL LIsE
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aem pnbIirations.

Neu publications.
NOW READY:
THE APRIL PART OF THE
YOUNG LADIES JOURNAL
containing all the LATEST PARIS FASTHGdGnnaifs and
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