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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

On Produce Exchange as ss' o gssssr gs.sss
ssy 5ss barn ssea
Eggs easy aS i2s9lsc.
Ssr Ssss1 sGsSs s4y w..,
;S p.i e ~. x is ss ss
ss s d..s n sSs, 0; wl: y s. Sssss s
SSs finished goods On tho basis q os Butter sais,
s ssa's s%' Rsy
s B ssS and H SaSs u spa r
sP%sss ma sss y sssi sss sl
ss. q d ss ean SSyDs u and par selling
HuwAuKSg Mar u.-Flour lower whest easy cash
May ssS My NY sI Witt csgs ICY sy ~
SS tsss h III af ossA sssssi
ess' 4 sssS' "a: }i; ss.
Flour 100 wheat iasSo bush Barley 100 SasA
..s s:s 1s.s is;' :ss ~ 800
sDS SoS oo S.m liz !. 7cSsa s PsSnis.ss no
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a. 2, ASE ss sss .sA as
ds%aas aiss s
toisc NO MN Nav 4, SS2he DO tor June S2eMia
iofs stesdy local ebbess operating SatS
immeilste wsnts Ungradsd @lrsd vnssSsa wme
s2o DO Choice S1e No wms .e. futures suiss IN
* Se nasa WIT as s4s %s g s 81 Mssss
s ss for w MAY ssa sS g
rariy Rose Chcacs 46o per bush 40 Prime ~
Fasr 10 Cod Ssc Bnreanks and White STARE SSn
Ml%p,Ses ssi ss csS:ss
quiet and upeaassa Bseicy Family pm 9s s.
Hams SiS sGSsiL Pork-Mess. New sis oGS 90 sIs%s
nsss New az sis So d. FsmiT a. flc ~ ioSs,
"a az Il sa SIDE. Clear rubbed smoked
6o shoulders pickle cured Se "a snoss
lard quiet steady, civ Rennsd e 20, stssm go ~
Butchsrs ooss A &c Butter dg stssay, is i;s
and n c!esssy Extra z nse arw wss ssnnaTssnis
Firsts Of ise Western Ersu c1 pssss n,S
gse Sarsnuiassd fc sta dn w.ss
Bran sis aSssie 20 per IN Voc 5u. wss;
800 bush oorn slaQo sSsA oss e. s9o ocs 20
Iaents--wheAs 1900 bush cesA s~sV" ou'A $50 sSsS
| ~ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
sAPrrsrs ISSUE A NEW YBAR-Bo0K.

Tho American Baptist Year Book for 1880, Just
published by the American Baptist Publication So
cety. shows that IN the United States the denomina-
ton has 1912 associations 81, 40 ordained minister's
80 900 churches; o,907,7oi members; 1888 sun
day-sehools; 123,3s1 officers and teachers; and
1i5s, 8e5 pupils. The church property is valued at
sbs ,bes 500. The number OF new churches organ
lied during tho year Is COL and the number OF meet
ing houses dedicated Is 400. Tho number Of bap-
tsms reported was i34,5e3. There were 43s min
isters ordained and 235 have died. The reports
from ali parts Of tho world show that In tho denom
nation thene 1,s3e associations; So4o3 chnrehes
e6,4s5 ministers, and Soos, 4os members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
WE'VE rr1r nEyTs MISREPRESENTATION

Mrs Patience NJ. Gardner says that in July, 1851,
she borrowed $4,000 from James Philip and George +.
johnson, giving them notes for $500 and chattei
mortgage on furniture worth $4,000 tn dwelling
in west FtttS-third-st which she owned and ocea
pied as boarding house she also assigned 70 them
rents accruing on her houses Nos. 224 to 2Ss West
Fipietb-st, which they were to apply toward the
payment Of the notes She declares that uey irauou
e,tly madc the amount OF the mortgage payable on
demand ana transferred the notes to others although
they had collected rents more than sufficient to pay
them. shs has sued them IN the supreme Court
demanding that the notes and mortgage DC esneeneG
nave COLLECTED The defendants deny the auegatiohs
III rxnd ard usury The was sent TO referee Ior
lrai by Chief Justice Van Brunt yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

pAfrfxoRx Mar iI--coeton steady, M,hdins 1oSaIote
p1o1r oiea steady, street and Western supens
csty Sius, RIO Brands Extra g 2sssso Winter whsss
e i5s 81 s q DO gstrs Il sSS5s rn
FSts 100 Sio7ei Lengssny Io2slose, Ne 2 soutass.
April April sis ss5c Nay ssass,e Cornsodshea sssdy
spot steady 800, March q ace AgsI at ts Co.,
May At Ca ps%nsyivs,s wsrs s,of a. ia
ssSSc western whiss SO sssle Do Mizd sis dried
h n8 PRIME % Choice Tmoig g sis eS y So Pro:
yison: qaiss Mss. P0sa s ~ ~ 49, Sc
BBaaconsholiders saei Clear RIB sides Dye Hams
sassr steady Psoisd ies2ss Be. ES ns2oc;
stroSS Kennel foSo coase aase sssy eoes fr
isg sugr quiet arm a. a., sol p 7e SSRPs :,
liverpool ssea%sr ass. steady Sosm ssS S's s:
sr,iers Is ad9bs. Receipts Flour 4.000l boh Whqet
1000 bush Corn 10000 bush Oats So9 eush s @ag
1000 bush. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
THE PETROLEUM MARhE1.

NEWS FROM THE YIELD AND RANGE or PRIcEA
more" duness OhaPcterizss the market for National
Transit eerneates for It be said that anything
material outside Of duness has been feature for many
days The "Danie In Paris produced little effect on
Saturday and yesterday the better adveeA from abroad and
the rally n the railway share market were influences
snmoient 70 nulify reduction in tho price Of refined
ffom 90 S4490 86 cents there hardening tendency
10 NATIONAL Tfanet certificates 20 o. l2&0f ia cent?
~ would only take peanut 70 contain the elements Of
nuepces TO put into the Eeespaele ,ssoy suggested
that the deadlock In the market fesdlls from the very
srenEth OF tbs ntustl the renners In view Of the
dssppeanng stocks OF crude OIL are imperative buyers
70 acquire coed price tor their commodity dis
posed 10 sell shOrp freely they once wont 10
DO. Such deadlock e not Inviting 10 the public invest
mont nor does really help The eemnereil features Of
tho trade. The cerafeate market ended featureless
Tne fAnge Of prices and the total dealings as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

Ths temporary injunction obtained By Mary HisgInk
restraining the Manhattan EectFe Light Company fror
erecting poles ana sngng wires in from. Of her house
No 2Je First ave-, has been dissolved by justice Law
renee Of the Supreme Court The Judge says he bOae
bss mower 70 grant the permits otherwise large and
closely nhsbitsd portion Of the city would Be leis without
light -.
A salt In which Joseph Hirschbaek eialrs $500 ~
salasy, from Carl sakeseh was before Judge Nehfoas
IN the City Court yesterday, on motion made on DenS
!, shs n,s,u,l6 10 advance the case on tho calendar
bieh was denied The plaintiff was engaged as muScs
director Of the kellogg Opera Company on It's sss tour
ana was discharged The defendant says that he was
incompetent.
The motion for the removal Of William Y. Sascs irom
49,, ,.a,,iaa a receiver q the /. NJ Bates Company
mitea, 10 the suit Of sweetsss Pembroke has been
denied. -,
peter Llheu, picture dealer and aucuonser NO. ga
Broadway made an assignment yesterday, without prefer
enees to wnlIan q. NJ. Jordan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
FUN AT THE KERR TRIAL.
ENLIvENiNa THE TEDIoUsNEss-
MucH roHmEn TESTIMONY REPEATED, NoT Q
AN InrgnEsrrHG NATURE.

-.-... -.
NucH FORMER TESTIMONY REPEATED, NoT w
AN INTEnEsTrNG NATURE
Yesterdays session Of the Kerr trial was even more
aufntcrestine thaa ususi aud the ONLY features 10
keep the Jury awake wore the wittcisms Of Coionei
In persoil and his associates. and occasional httie
tlass bstweon Colonel Fellows aad counsci ior the
essnoe me evidence consisted q repetition OF me
testimony 81 witnesses on Mr keFrs iornsf VITAL ,ne
.ners, intention Of the prosecution being TO connect
sh hrsrv Of fhe Aldermen with the second mortgage
.oan of 100000 mash by the Broadway and Seventh
Aycnuo rosd IN July, 1884
src srst witness was j. J. Bradley, who was on tho
stapd when the court adjourned on Saturday. The
slose Of bis testimony consisted OF conversations be
seep him and James W. FDshay. without tho presence
AZ the dctendant ri was therefore ruled out BY the
ceart John r. Murphy Charles b. Alexapder and
sidney Smith came next in order and opened me SUD
icct OF me mortgage loans George B. Powell who
visited property holders In Broadway 10 secure ther
consent 70 the new road was examined ct great
length BY Mr. sempie. The ercss--examinafion py
Colonel Ingerson then followed IKE TINS
colcusl Ingerson-Mr. Pawell, wheie were yoa Dornf
Colonel insersol-Thats AL daughter. and raps
10 crdeel
ssosaw the ciotbisr, testified to meeting
rosbay ia Prentice q Co.'s ONCE. In waltst., and
abeartux Kerr agree TO take $4,000 OF
- new second mortgage bonds Mr.. Prentice
hmself and a host. OF cashiers, teuers,
secretaries, confidential clerks, directors Of tho
seyepth.ave line, engrayers and lawyers repeated p
m,ss "a detail evidence on the sale Of the bonds,
the dsnomlnsiions of the bills n which the bonds
were paid for, and other matter, al OF which was
given under q storm OF objections msde by the
counsel for the defendant. When Charles H. Roilin-
son. payingteer Of the Fulton National BANK was on
the stand. there was some question ABOUT deposit
made In the bank by e Frank Coo THIS question
the teller tried to answer Colonel ingersoh was
on his feet in an instant and asked:
How DO you know what money Is deposited, II you
are te paying teIeri AThe receiving teller handed
II to me.
Owen, you don't know where he got IT, do you'
o-Ncyer mind what he told youl What do you
know you don't know whether he didn't go 70
some other bank and steal IT. do youf A.-Wen'
o-1o YOU know whether he dd or rot tyeh ns.
monthly Ats so long $50 tsiowiy) that don't
remember shouts Of laughter and general indisna-
COP Joh y, Fooie. the broker, again identified
Alderman Patrick Farley as the man he had seen IN
Jens,sry 1885 with = lot Of $500 and $1,000 bils,
and cx Alderman Miller repeated his former testimony
fiat he had received money from De Lacey, ana hau
returned 81. The court then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

IryEnroof Mar. liza m.-cotson-1he sAise % NO ~
snclnded 8sd0 bales Anelican. ,... ..,sn,..
cauae March Ssiivsry t9s selisrs March ana s *
sssys Nav a,e Tune delivery t3a&d senofs Jn9e ane
5siy delivery Ai.64d seeIsi July and AnsNst
sellers september and October delivery 2sdsd yAns
Eeptember delivery sxGtd seliers.
Msdding 1915 Good OBITUARY ss nss ana foss ,l,s
"a ina conranent A04a bslss ccastwiss atW bA~t
ssles 10 bales sIook. 1885 baleA
NoRpolE Mar fi--coston steady. Nddinc. ML nss -
srcss recepts 6zs bales; espor1 coasEwi>A lz 49,
saies $40 bales stock 25.ls3 Bales =.
SAVANNAH Mar lI--cetsop qziet Alddlins 9slss ~
iiddiing 81, Good Ordinary NJ net gp1 fo64
1857 baes exports % the continent 1000 ps'es ne' as
bales stock. 55.77I baleA
IsM MialIasa s MAJ GOOD osass1y siais
RfiisiH lis6 bslssi ssiss 1000 bslssi ies4 ssAss
pzloa i ~ @ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
HOW THE pA1Lp1AHBBs VIII BE REcErVED

Another meeting Of the committee to welcome the
Chicago and AlLAmeriea Baseball Clubs VIII be
held at Delmonico's at p. m. to-day. Chairman
A. G. Mills was hard at work yesterday making tue
,ra,im,narv arrangements for tho reception. II Is
now, thought that the teams win probably arrive on
the morning Of April O. Tho programme Will then
be as follows. The players viii DO taken 10 the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, where luneaeon VIII DO served
The two teams and their frents WI then visit wash
ington Park, where tho NewYork and Brooklyn Clubs
will play their first game tosother IA tho afternoon.
The teams viii visit the star Theatre In tho evening
sunday will Ia styen up 10 sightseeing and rcceiy.
ing visitors The two teams viii play az the Polo
Grounds on Monday afternoon and VIII dine at Del
monico's IN the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
rrusrEys FOE THE FIVE POINTS lnssIox:

Tbs annual meeting Of the corporators on 'no sNe
po,nt. House Of Industry was held yesterday after
x Jesup. Hugh N Camp, George F. Belts George H.
that there have been III inmates during the year,
making total OF 27,os5 since the incorporation Oh
the institution The expenditures for the year were
s5o $50 Os, and the income was s4o'7oT 81 MOTIFS
K. Jesup, Hugh N. Camp, George T. Bets, Charles
Lanier. D.. S. EgIeston, Oliver Hartman, George II.
Morgan, Walter H. Lewis. and Henry 9. Hawiey, Were
seuuent meeting of the trustees, William r. barnAfu
was appointed superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

sales-D Mcpherson 9 Chicago Steers 1887 n aver
g :. \, i g. sssi fas 3 (
= S {ss g. a' AZ z 20 o less g 81 Is 1888
&C. l2 ss o. 1 49, ias g. Last Is SSe
1855 r. 81 q 7Oi do, i1e7 n at q TO- 20 do 1889 n
sSs2$sn Culver: Shcaso steers 1t %
bs1s "a a. 4 1883 80 stS e y 20 d. i5c7 B.
las n q. 49, lg 81 az e. l 49, r e e
g. Y 1888 g. atSl issE i % d.
ssi Is p i Ri S &c, 1855 1853 a. 1870 r
ls $50 IRA T. L iars 81 aS's ~ 3
'ST sdiSssA ehease steer, J lsSa,ss' lS17 e e
1875 r. a. e. soi Do 1880 u, At 81 s5i ctw $50 n
Newton enss: a Indian. steers I IS a. 90;
s sanders IS Buffalo steers llSl D. az ~ eoi do'
i'VT Loeb: Chicago Steers 1872 s q 20 DO 1857
a. sSSs e IS = week . itc
frsSh arrivals Market nOpns9H Sssnansea va 70
cHIyEsRscspt 800 head supply @cdsrse market
s esiiSs sS aa e Soss vss
i ssIss snGiS Hollis: SO Western Calves $50
average At 81 SO per 100 10 DO $40 D. at 90 ~ L.
IL Veals los n. 81 90 7Si 10 DO III ~ 81 d0'
i'I b Il harrington voas 100 n ass So DO 100 at
70 40 f9ss n a. 20 & 50 - /" !" ~ % 49,
isI Hans NJ MSsa Is Il Sfssser sST n at s2 4o' vealS
g. SsR asy d Western Calves sas ~
iva yeas ~ g. = L e.
F saS ss ASC h A. & IiSSBsRe,spts IS carload,
Of SOL d.a, hsaa-zs t.y.ey City; and altogether
here were about so earlosds on sale The
osarn cleared Pricss al Jersey City were rated just
about tho same as az the close Of the week but there
quoted "A advance Of 10 % Lac PEI 3D. y $40
Poor TO Choice sheep sSp at SS g. Ordinary ~ h
Primo Yeariing Lambs rsnge9 from 70 oV " 20 pnoiee
sna Extrs SOLD o. Z, IA State sheen 81 n average
At 90 50 per 100 50 90 sS ~ os io axs 90 80 n
~ % o g. ISIS; isS do 1oi n a ssoi x Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
nn xraRr prrrER nArr rHroRnrnl

John w Rush who pleaded guilty several weeks ace 4.
charge Of grand larceny before Recorder smyth yes
erday for sentsncs One year ago. when be was seven
years old he WAS ndoted on SEVERAL charge. 81 la
ceny. ne was tAsp smplsyad By the Kearnsy q Poote
Company end he opened tho door Of their store and al
eEed several professional thieves to steal The goods some
q at professional thieves were convicted but Rus
escaped puushment acset promises Of reformation
he sfseswsfa obtained employment with N. Z. JolI6
haawsfa merchant and witn three weeks he engaged n
he ssns srielnd performances me Reoosas tod Rush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

A BOUND sum FOE THE FREUYD PARTY TO RAISE
Recorder smyt yesterday fixed the bail In the case
Of Mrs. Freund the Towards and the Halsteads a.
81 500 for each Of the defendants on each OF he eo
indictments charging the larceny Of money from the
Electric Sugar Refining Company and from Lawson
NJ Fuller. Each OF the defendants win therefore be
compelled 10 give bail In the sum Of 900, 500; The
prisoners not taken 70 the court room but re-
NAMED ell day IN the Tombs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
rnE oonRr an AppEAIs.

Albany. Maseh --in the Court Of Appeals to-day ths
following c&ses ware efered
No. s72Juia r. Hurtz a6ninistrstrx, respondent agt
Hezekish Peck appellant
No. 17s-Ssfah workman 81 81. RESPONDENTS hgt
Mari r. Robinson, hnpleaded, appellant
no. 1S0-Jehn Kelly administrator respondent agt the
Twenty.fhira Street Railroad Company. appellant
Following Is the day calendar for Tuesday, Nos. 1872
1885, 1ee. i7e. iss, i22. 17t. 1T.
In che second division soAsy shs iaswins cases were
arfae1;
No, ssl-rsssr n wsiw. sppsiant ssA ssssuae ].
NeeSseh, respondent
Ne. s2s~Geeree >. Victor et A. sga George d
Nichols "a 81. Submitted
No. ess-Vhs People on ret John Nesens respondent.
at NE Hsa1s Of Paiee. Commissioners Of Eew-Ycrk.
E3peifntN
ne, ms-rn TIE nstssr Of me assignment Of John z.
essse % IL EeDecss Y. Psrry, ct a.. executors
etpon1entA
10. sso--y4 >. ward, respondent. sek me Nsw.york.
sasauahanna and Western RaiItesd conpsBy appsienss
Nj 12o-Euesas Cullen, an ia;ani tsspendent ast ~
Eatiebs3 Rhssi Metal Roofing Company. appellant
rhs felseaisg u the DAY calendar Ter Tsesaayi Eea
mp. SO, ssss ss4 sss, eti, Saa and $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

100, nnrkss firm Choice Heey Eaays esser - a
@ ID saa sssS csss'i b 5csss 81 $500
Hegs $500 ssipnsnss 1000 nsshes sssay.
ckoiss Heavy AMI snlcasff. saaecse.s y feaN ~
Packing Medium to Primo ~ 6004 70. Light Gxadn-
sSssp Receipt sol .Sumsns nsass nA<s~ s~sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
0Rinayy
STAINED.

Good ordlnary sic Low Middllng ....-s 7.s
Strict Good Ordinary 1919 MLddline IL o1ls
Optlons-Aftor a weak opening prices declined 24S
points on easier Liverpool adees and absence Of outside
support The anticipated heavy receipts however dd not
uatsrfaEe and the temper became stronger, leading 70
rally OF 4d6 points closing steady. Speculation father
tame. Sales, 80, 600 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

.,,a No. s.pd him 20 tho Eimira Refcrmstory
- ~ ,eto, when the opportunity was given 70
Rim ne sent Rush to STATE Prison Ton four years and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
r,NITrp STATES sUPREME COURT.


xva.hlngton. March 1.-THE Supreme Court OF the
nitea states to-day rendered opini0n reversing the
judgment Of the Supreme Court Of Utah In he case o.
Andrew Cation ag the People Of the Territory Of Utah
In decision Affirming the Judgment Of the Court Of
claims IN the case Of the United States appellant agt
MaIbone g. Watson. The Supreme Court holds that the
time an srmy ocef serves as cadet at West Point ID
20 be taken into account in computing his longevity pay
No ls2-Bullitt County, plaintiff in error agt W. T.
washer ct al, In TO the Circuit ooart OF the
United states tcr the District Of Kentucky Judgment
affirmed.
No, Is7-Tsiimadge T. Brown, appellant, sgt the
District Of Columbia. Appeal from the Supreme Court
az the District Of Columbia Decree affirmed, with costs
NO ss1-warrsn Leland, ir plaintiff In error. agt The
Central National Bank Of Eewyork City.
No ss2-wanen Leland. jr, appellant sgt The Central
National Bank Of New.York City. Motions 70 dismiss
or aa1rm denied.
No. 1,soa-John NJ Lamb, appellant. sgk Robert
Mef;uise Motion TO dismiss or Affirm denied
No ae4--J. p. Smith ct 81, plaintiffs In error, agt
william r. Holt Dismissed with costs
No. 1.s17-Cathasine A. @eteaise ct al, appsnsnta,
act thrs sscamship ALASKA Motion 10 submit or sHrm
no sfsrAs Chicago. Burlington end Quincy Railroad
Company paintn In sspcs, sgt George NJ Gray Motion
tc dismiss submitted.
pelisnt, agt Benjamin Wilson. receiver. Motions "
dismiss or affirm submitted
no. ees--Hsny Thomas coghiaa, appellant sgt The
South Caroline Railroad Company. Motion for leave y
ale supplemental Oil IN the lower court argued
No. Frederick B. Smith et 81, appellants. ast
Jshn r. AGamA Motion 10 disniss aairIn submitted
NO. Ds17-ans City Of Clay Center, Kan. appellant
sgt ,he Farmcrs Loan and Trust COMPANY Motion q
dismiss snbmitsd.
No. 1so-Robert r. Campbell, plaintiff In error, sgt
samuel II. Wade. Continued per stipulation.
No teo-Roberf s. Stevens plaintiff in error art
william Eieheis. Argaed
No. sei--Ths Washington ana Georgetown Railroad
csnpany psnsn IN error aga the District Of Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

coTToN-on the spot quoted steady and outlet Of un.
changed prices Sales 345 bales for eonsumptioni also
week not before reported 294o bales for export ana
6ii bales for consumption Port receipts 10 7S1 baes.
the ssme time last year since September The rscsPss
1854 307 bales for the corresponding time last season.
Quotations arc based on standard Of ctassnca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
oouxr cAIrNpAas ron ro.pAr.

frT1xNE cprET--arEIRA AZ FelgFs van NFppf r g.
nrs>x and cEifn J. Al, 90 ~ IS, NJ 49, o.
euY1BMx tQgEr - kSsr beprs Lsnrtace s.-Mosson
HaySsss yxa-yASr II ssors Andrews
y~{1sSs 80 Tileoa "a 0FHsi45a no teY cflsadas
zas. 40 ~ iyss 1893 lsss, 1896 isSs.
HSz I'm ~ IL ts1ggs mgysbsm u :
sSSs Is sssS III Elk ss: s ssE's Fix
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
HAVANA MARKFrs

HAVANA, Mar. IL Spanish gold. 90 S5iaae2 8Ba Ex
change on The United States 80 days gold fh&7L prem
DO short saht Eod $780, pis On Londob' isf8isi
cLouNG PRICES OF cAIIEcRHIA STOCKS
san Francisco, March IL, iu8e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
rHn rRApE az cHIcAGo.

Chicago. March III Especially The weather WAS ssn
the best ally the short sellers Of wheat had 10
superb everywhere Tho visible supply ssasemens
showed decrease Of only 10000 bushels less good
deal than generally expected and third Of the
decrease for tho same week Ia 1883. Hutchinson,
the outset large seller Tho crowd vas In bcafsh
MOOD The result break In the first hour or over
cent May solling from 90 IA cents 70 81 34.
Under 50 cents Hutchinson turned buyer There Vas
little export business reported from New York snd
az % "a cents The Fsrbenk crowd aid nos egpsg IN
theory some people had The nne weather was almost
potent In the corn PIE a. In wheel Their was also
e ss go cents, soh as low a. Ss Il snd siossd g
Reom and other big operators selling freely May
opened at 20 rs cents sold at IS La ard closed st
90 3D. Provisions were steady. The hog reee12ts
liberal but prices at the yards were steady The
pork opened q siS sold i'd beawsen SO OF and s co. l
closed at 81 OF IA May lard opened % q IL
opened at &c 90 sold 50 ga and closed a. % 25 %
tie curb May wheat sold ct es 81 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12

BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.
washlnRton. March 11To-dav's bond offerings agsro-
gated st26oo as follows Registered i2s 10000 at ios
s125Oo a. ios
All the ofela were accented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-12
eRAEs 1ND psoDUCE MARKErx
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEAIIass. !

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALkHSSs
TIE spot wheat market continues dull. with bgyss boz
Ing for lower price, and sellers were willing 10 nsks
Transactions st . decline Of 1zel-2 cent There wsu
rners Of more nibbng By exporters and $4,000 bushez
ware taken TOR shipment 70 Lisbon There was fsirsy
large movement option line bTcoooo bushels being
dealt tn and the shorts disposed to favor
able opportunities The ybIe supply statement howst
decrease o. only $4,000 bushels In wheat and % IN
crease o. c915u bushels IN The small decrease
n ne visible pTdy OF wheat was an e1cslIent be poin
In Paris Final prsces al Iever, but they Eopst
sent 70 importspt change from the psnicy re9knsy
seturaays euf0 trading Eor instance MSy opAncd
% IL cents against 95 1918 cents the curb SATURDAY,
yielded l5 20 % BIB rallied TO o. ana closed ~ 30 -
cents The surb transactions without interest n
90 24a96 centa The market closed heavy st lczses %
Sa93s ecSt e. follows March go 90; April "a -;
may 30 - June % 80, and July, 90 So csnt& Cen
Or hs pos Ens a. es o eser but shpgers ocrgs Va
extremely dull and ended OF IA for March L& and
May 90 ~ 5Ss 30 for Apr a. and IS cent for Juns
at 43 SO eents. Oats were also dull. The options
closed unchanged for March ct 81 a. bat S81I2 ccnt
lower FOR April ut 30 3D. Nay % a ard June e 90 ~
Lard dull and weaker, ne options slowing net
losses Of rae points az follows; Mafch April nnd Nay,
81 %; June. 81 rs; Sy, 81 2eI August "a % ss2ss
THE receipts Of grain and nour reported ysaerday Il
New-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston wsfe ~
foIlows Wheat 63S bushels; corn lT7.605 baEhes;
oats so 012 bushels total grain 245 log bashels -FOUR
2e 371 packages At Chicago, Mlwsukee and ST. Louis
the arrivals Wheat 5457D bushels; 252 113
bushels oats is957 bushels; total grain S4s prah
els four %, 249 barrels