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Wichita eagle., 1889-02-20
The great Musical Farce-Comedy.

4 comedy with no plot This piece was written Tor
laughing purposes only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

p.rrtyoPy Mar 2j-Cottbn nominal; hffl'na loiso.
flour active steady Howard Street and Western superaas
80 a, 10 RIO rands Extra IS 25sS 80 winter whsst
Paien, - spring DO dos $4,000 DO DO straight
nl. 2"S "a ISnsbsrry 100 No sSussm
i00c Western quiet. easy No Winter RED spos BIC
Whi,e 42%14sc Yellow 4I9l5c. Western quiet NiteA
May Il saii'.c steamer at 4o9c bid os.: 9a:s 1 pa
nrnI Southern and Pennsylvania were quoted A. ~
Ss"; Western White 32o33iao do Mixed 9e93le; Graded
20 Whts steady at 32c. Rye quiet q q S1ec Jay
Visions rH quiet Mes. sS s Bas Neat: bose
Bacon~shouider. siac: Clear Rib Side: !,.c. Hams
steady At l2eI2ec. Lard sssA.lyi Rennsd ~ ~
Creamery at 2Gc easter at lie Petroleum ?d;.t
s%Slsrc quiet steady "A" sgf 7'ts oSRp 20
liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton 40c asked Ylour
per in sacks 2os 0Ialn geI eu,aa o 5.d CORY ss
II. 900 bush Corn 10000 bush oats 5000 bush. sh
mens-FIonr bbls Corn 10000 bush. Sales-Whest
81 900 bush. $4,000 bush
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
~. ro-,, p,vs,. vsssels and Railroads
crvrpAr. MARKET REPORT.

corFrE-Thcr quiet market e; ioT NO al cafeoc:
but hsa"s' NJ sales reported Mid CROWNS IN mT
crate demand ana held hrn The sps' nd there was
Hnnc" - new TEXTURES. Only small scaps riinr Of
Was ttansacied and closing figures Iepnu much vim.
,,nirts Cable advccs we're Wthout anniina ~ |
TsvIe opened Ia better ba! closed nans.snngcd There
r. Hamburg reported quiet hTm anu ha.es Tor United
SAFE during the week. 200 bags NO po 900 baes
Bio DISTANCES by tthrec) steamers iof e,her coun.
81 900 bag Rio clesrances for huIOp Rio Tor United
stsIs three freight per steamer SV0 o., 900 bays
santa. purchases Tor United states 10000 s 900
bmrc1a.cs Tor Europe aud other cOuntrs reN s,eauer
SANTOS elcorances iof United States, ny 1o and other
fe 600 bags santos clcaancrs for hulop santos Tor
Countries $500 bag steamers oaas cooa average
S."tos 4 9 300 Sales mere, 81 500 bags RIA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEATUREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEAIiNVe'
The slump in Chicago IN wheat yesterday met
ritl n RESPONSE I'm the Local market much more pro
nouncel than has been any recen, sympathy expressed
.,r the Western bun manipulation. NewNOrh IS
epiical of the bul position at the West and i more
sensitive to Western sales than it Is 10 Western bugeS
Op!iOns were active. over 130OJOOO bushels chang
ing hands. and after the moon hour the pressure OF
sales reached It's height. The fUlegu cahics were
weaker ia tone. exporters still refuse 10 accept The
ruling basis OF Valuc, for their purchase. aud advres
we're received that Portugal had Increased its dulles
on -Four and nrain imports al least week sooner tIan
had been expected. To these influences was added
The prospect III early movement through The Iake-,
while the visible supply statement was no better
than had been expected May wheat sold as low as
w 1916 cents aud the close was weak al losses Of
Lag 10 for the early months and OF l 6-ed1 Ia
for July, August aud December. Final quotations
were a. follows: March. - L.; APRIL % SO: May.
so IS: June OF "a: July. 81 "a; August. 80 3-9.
and December. H2 Ia cents. corn was steady on the
SPOT with $4,000 bushels taheu for export. The OPP
lions quiet and weaker closing oil l-403o cent.
as follows March, IL Is Aprl. d. 4 May, AZ 10
june AZ: July AZ j-s cents Oats were dun gnd
steady, with options closing at 81 for March. 30 75
for April 30 IS for May and so s cents for June.
Lard continues du!l. and the options advanced IL .
81 IS for June. - 40 for July. VI AZ for August and
81 a. for September.
The receipts OF graih and -four reported YESTERDAY
at New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston.
were follows Wheat 22.O73 bushels corn. 20s 30j
bushels OATS, 40,il6 bushels: total grain, 2TO.5s1
bushels; honr, 36;oO7 packages At Chicago; NIL
wauhee and ST Louis The arrivals were: Wheat.
81. 4Os bushels: corn 2i4.107 bushels oats. 1852 445
bushels; total grain. AT $50 bushels -four, 1911
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26

Ss;s BIC BE- e siSsns. or t
sSsa e rcakwate orders sugar Ms British SFR
G%y s sS:rse hence ssh 20
9 fcsSad Have: g piNS s@ i% s
waaa rs n Esr hence Or o Fsinanai"s eos
@ Ilsz a. san. afs E.s eSa2 s'''
m Sass SSOI pSs Hes
@ 81 %.. as n s a 81 . S,%
Sq,c i. s?"s sCas4 ' Es Mess. city ee
E Xxi, Ss e Sssp per Ri sd hSS.ls
ia: e;f?g %ssss sS5o
c 800 sEsned S SS IL s SS oESc
- 8 ssa sSsd: Era s; ss
H., S s. re-. re- do f g%s g May ss
.ss% .s sls5&sS ia rf'
%s. s.SS ana the msETe%ent was
H c.. fn @ct msasu SoceuatGn did moi '@Snt
Fash 5ss,. s Ssls s .s Steam es iSS' M sS
cc.ca !, 800 April cIoaod At 49, May cloyed g., at
s .s c S; e. 80 i eYS cossd :s
GI%,%a i sasy sousS x%s;% ss3 -:
nD sssSs w.sss "s b. y y ?a x "a
ost do prime o2a &c d. fair good " o20c: State
dairy b rkn tubs fancy 24c do fair 10 choice isa2lc
s;,ic d,y, Welsh tubs Prime 2ls do tsIL g good lsS
Cys,,ncrv choice 1890: d. good TO prime ljdlGc;
Wes"rl dairy choice. 17disc: do fair 13eiG 2c: do
cot,mon !36Iic: Western factory. extras 1Sc do nrss
ls@ seconds. iSsiae dairy and festory thirds loo
ana nj, i26I7c: State dalries frkns nnd tubs. fancy
oOc common to choice, d9c Western Faetorv. common
day. ruSng quiet ana barely stea1y Fa-made fancy
wita and coored Statc Factory. IL l2d12c choice a
II i4c common to prime. 2d0 3+c; skins light 1.2
aloe. rcdium. Gd0c: common, 2d5c: Ohio nai . 1-20
II lac PENNSYLVANIA skins. 14di 34c.... FGGS-Dull
unsn,ilci and lower State aud pennsylyana. II 1-2r
Southern. i09ii Lee Western. 1oell Ice; Duck goa
3Oc.
iar dernnh Fair refining quoted at ior Centrifugal,
Sc test $500 ne sale. ono cargo Csntrfussl. and
C,uehcI 8 &c Cubes So powdered. Sc Granyl9tcd
go Mould "a 5~t n Confectlon',' ~, l,2c
Wh,c Extra &c" 6 i510l7 Lie: Ezra &C" G $40
80; &C." I.sd0 Lee: yellow, lac.
STEARTNE-Unchangcd IN price and dull. City. 7 "a
az $50 OleomargarIN, CITY. 10.
quo,cIi Use. saos, 10000 ID Old city. asc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
corpr CALENDARS FOR To.pAY.

H.. ss Ss@nps4 oon
strEhNr sPEcAL TrEM-PA.r l. BEFORE AgaTe g'
tsS ;s1 IS, iia ST; ;ss itsS lao 's los
o sr5Hr Na. Sa 3s$ ls FAC .s s5 i @
surnrAr cIncgIPAHr I before 1nsraham J.
sgrH NS 500 as Az as ss $50 !3s
Biz 5 1885, sS Sa S SC ls5s S g.4 40 'o0 1' '40
SUPREME r,s nBe'oTe Beach J.
SUPREME -ciRcuIT-PARr 1V-Adjourned for the
sUnRoGA1Es CoURr-Before Ransom. SWIM of George
For probate-wils Of Il A. Brophy. II. p. Cad 10 NJ
C. Nusssun A. NJ Anvil p. fairfield James rierney. Il A.
sUPgRIoR CouKr-GEYEnAL TERM-Adionrned until next
sTrsnios CouRr-srrciAt TKxx-BeiOrs oGormun. j.
SUPERIOR COURT EQUITY TrRM-Be'ore sOdgwcE, Cd
sCPkaioR couRr~TRiAL TRRM-PARr l. Before DugIo.
Case on Jacobs VS. Broadway and seventh Avenne Railroad
JeNos Ss 1909 $50 III 1867. l477 1882. l4s4 1901,
srpRRioR CouRr-TRiAI TERM-pARr II1-Bcfore Tr,ax.
!NOs l2oe 1859, "5l 1904. 1878 l4i2 i4oI l4s 1874
COMMON PLKAs-GKxEEAL TERN Adjourned for the term.
CoSMoS PhYHs-fevrY !rrHM-AdjoHrDed for the term
COMMON PLgAsTRIAI TERh,PhRl before b2onsSves'
ii47 IDS Is iiaa il5o. I'LL n. .,,........ ,na
CHI CITY couRr-GrssRAI TrRM-Atourned FOR the Term.
Sos ia "a s4s $50 1889 1885. 2ll2 2is. 2lli 2l6
si CRY 10 oukIa1 TxrM-pARr 1I-Betore Browne
Nosai 77S sao II e7s. seS, BOO sl SIG &c., sos ST.
CRY oouar-TanL TzKN-PARr IrI-Bei0re Khrlich' j.
toSwT or GnykEAI srssoxs-PARr IBeore Gildersleeve
J.. aud Assistant DisrctAttcney Maedons-Nos 10 ~
CouKr or GENERAL sEssioNs-P1Rr II-getore cC,Ssp,s
J. aud Assistant rictAttorney Jrrome-No' 70 - IT.
COURT OF GENERAL PART Ill Before Recorder
smyh and Assistant District Attorney Goh-'ase on YIN
QuartarrO. Murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
EITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Franklin A. Wilcox obtained verdict for sl3 500
against the NcwYork Elevated Railroad Company yeser-
day In the Superior Court for damage TO bis property
known the Armaqe House. OF Pearl and Stone sts.
caused by the building Of the elevated suciure The case
tried before Justice Freedman and iury.
writ OF habeas corpus obtained from justice Law
Supreme Court yesterday by Frederick Mcy'
requiring his WIG johanna 20 take to cOu ther 1r'e
children Frederick sophia and Bertha. u" say that She
IL Of violin temper ad bad habits and he wants
to have the ch1rcn placed In his c,re.
The writ Of habe,s corpus which Mrs Jo'ph!ne Ke~s
Ter was taken the Supreme Cou'. Chamhci. Yesterday
dismissed by Justice Lawrence. by consent Of her
counsel her husband, NhoId she j. callcl with throw
downstairs hal dci sinca It iss"i she ella Ms
10 be innocent. and says II" stumbled ami fell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
WIDE CHOICE OF FINE DRESS GOODS

The firm o. Arnold Constable s. Go. arr showing q
large number stylish exclusive patterns IN SILK oo
cades in oil the rich new colors 81 the Aas'h' A"'o
are wide striped silks. strip OF sah ser"u''"S VII"
one OF loyalr armurc. the whole covered WIN graf
uDes or other large flowers the stems forming an m'
lacea aoyor pattern Still other striped SILKS are hsua
with palm leaves some pattern OF Onen'a! mouH
Siiped Silks are also again in chene e"et copr'
from antique designs. In evening SUN p'"' W.
grounds. scatteyrd with tiny 1oses ana Duu' III s"'"
mink yellow ana blue. reproduce eighteenth ceh'"O
1.slcn India silks are displayed in Sn immense arm
# uaerns hanging from simple stripes 70 huge I"'''
couyeutona7ed copies Of tropic leaves OF some QUINN
nua, Rrar uatterns ihoTned stems forming an iIeEu
,a ao,cr PATTERN hawthorn sprays IN hO""rs before
the leaf has made It's appearance are among new u'k"
The present display Of grapes aud crepe d. 'hlh'' -
one OF the most beautiful ever shown These soolH ''e
imoored printed IN realistic French flower p'teihS Oh
delicate tinted grounds and great variety OF stripes
h-ocad.d and embrodrcd goods Some OF tho most pfan'
,fu cep. de- Chimes striped or GEued with raised
t.curol cord or worked Nth needle in buionhor
stitch The delicate rose. pale silver gay turquoise
hue reed ctecn aud re,eia coors In witch these crap
ava inuo,t.a make them especially beautiful goods Tor
waning dress few silk gau2es in delicate colors'
viii, wide satin stripes figured Ia ard Mere. are shown
f. l combined with satin dresses for evening ana water
ing place dances. III,
,y.hueres IN a variety OF eOors. embroidered win
vandvte ponts In Oriental shades among robe Or sFN'
o-a asav o du,t.sheddlng goods Tor summer dtviDs
and travelling gowns Is very large ana compfi~' "Hh'
and dark coors and plain paidcd ana sup1 R'oI>'
p,yonasc Is sheer wooen goods heavier than nun
cling which IS shown for wear in plain grounds
and pested with great lars OF many contrasting
rul0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
70 rrr.E MALARIA IN THE SCHOOLSf

In regard TO the death Of Miss Re6ceca Gibbs OF
Grammar School No. 81. from typho'maafia fever,
Superintendent Jasper said YESTERDAY 'hat an iFeSg
taon would be made IL there any indications
that the disease contracted In her school. The
report Of school principal Mr. Jasper said, did not
show that the school crowded. or give any indication
Of presence Of malaria or typhoid among pupils OF
teachers There has been unusual amount OF illness
In the schools AL the city for several months MI
jasper says
School Comm. ssoner fraud said that he was inclined
take the view Of Superintendent Debevose VINO mas
sharge Of the school buiidings in regard TO No. o.
Mr. Debeyose has made examination OF the school, and
ne has not found IL in bad sanitary condition NJ
Debeyoise also examined the house in which Miss Gibbs
lived and decided that she fully as likely TO contract
he germs that neghoofhood as In the
school building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
THE ROCKS IN 4 DEPLORABLE SITE.
ADJoVRNINa THE MARKET INVESTIGATION
1.Nr11 rrIry aEr STR AIGHTENED OUT


UNTIL THEY GET sTRAICHTENED OUT.
When the Commissioners OF Accounts met Ses'er-
day 10 continue the West Washington Market IN
vestigstion there was a hitch because there wero no
witnesses present to be examined and because inc
tooks in the Market Bureau 50 badly mixed up
,ha, the clerks had not been able as yet to make
,eport that would be Ineligible TO the commissioners
Tho Commits s,oners adjourned without naming time
when they would meet again. De Lanoey Nlcoh saia
tina, Ces,ner the bookkeeper OF the North River fsh
and Game Company who testified that he carried
$1,000 In bis pocket the Controllers office ana gave
the money TO PhilipSen, was In the cry on o"'u''
and was served with subpoena by Detecp'e Scn"S'
Ter but that he left New-York again and was outside
80 the Jurisdiction Of the NewYork courts yesterday
lust after the Commissioners adjourned meesoheo
arrived nom Samuel Werner. saying that werner
would be there in a short time. Commissioner lof
abau told the messenger tell Mr. Werner that they
had adjourned and he could answer to the Supreme
Court, as his case had been sent there
The detective who was employed 10 watch Phii'pSc"
reported that hs had started for Philadelphia Satur-
day and had since left thero. II reported also
that Chief Clerk McAdam had departed from orange
and IL was not known where he wa' Controller
Myers said that the accounts OF the Mashet bureau
seemed TO be I'm deplorabe condition. but whether
an Investigation would disclose ANY wlohs-domg on
the part Of McAdan not he could not as yet say nc
expressed himself however as SICK ana disguise" WIN
McAdaIn's methods of doing business. commissioner
IIolahan sold that further public meetings "oupl
be held until tangible facts in regard 10 'he
revenue that had been received IN tue Maf",
had been furnished to the Commissioners PhillSrh
under 81 500 bail, and the general lhpreSSioh Is
that 1t Will be forfeited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
Trouble on THE soHoOLSHIP ST. MART's.

Lieutenant a. p. Osborne. OF the sehoolshp 81.
Msrv's which is under the care Of the Board OF
rduc aton has been assigned to duty on the Theus
Lieutenant Osborne the first officer on the ST
Marys under Commander CrOwnnshied. A. difference
arose between the officer and his superior In regard to
receiving visitors on the St Mays after 10 O'Clock
at night when all lights wore ordered extingushed
This resulted tho transfer of Lieutenant Osborne
from .be schoolship Lieutenant COtman has been
ennonted bv the Board tp succeed Lieutenant Osborne
hut the trouble It sad has not boon settled by the
trnnsfer OF Lieutenant osborne. The committee 1t Is
alleged will have further changes TO consider regard
ing the schoolship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. March % 'SpeciaD.-The visible supply OF
wheat decreased $4,000 bushels. which was more
than anybody expected. aud 100000 mere than the
decrease for the same week last year This helped
TO delay for while to-day the declining tendency
in May wheat continuance Of the dry weather In
the West also Influential in delaying a break
But spite OF these influences. May did finally decline
from 81 % to III OF, closing very weak at The bot
tom The big bull syndicate Just now IN control Of the
Dit plainly anxious for tho MARKET quiet down
The crowd generally left May alone, or tried to
This IN the absence OF all support had weaAening
tendency. Hutchinson at times was large buyer
Of July and is said 70 be enormously long of this
option. The July Is affected by tho dlOuih dis
patches which have now become numerous Calf
crnla sent the news that cargo of wheat had been
sold go Chill that several other cargOeS Wer~
working" to 60 TO Australia and that ell the vessel
room M 10 Juno had been tahcn ~ carr, wheat 10
the Australian markets. Corn kept within Ii cent
range Oats kept within a range of IL cent. Pro
Visions had a wide huctuaOh, al the close showing a
very sharp break from the best prices. There was
very frve realizing by the concerns on the floor
Which, although outsiders 50 far as tho pork pit is
concerned have been successfully failing after Hutch
nson's bull operations ON the curb May wheat
closed AZ 81 90 July al 81 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
TIE COTRT OF APPEALS.

Albany March 33.-ln the Court OF Appeals today.
the following ca,"S were argued
No 70 In The mo,cr Of Tie Judicial settlement Il
Tie executors OF VI. D. &. Crawford. et al, OF The
estate of Joseph :. Barker. deceased. Emclne =.
Haywood, appellant against Charles - Barker ct al.
respondents
No 2O7 -aiargeret >. Bond. ADMINISTRATIVE, re-
spOndcnt against Edward H. Smith. ct al appellants.
Following Is the day calendar for Tuesday
Nos 1,O12, ooj, 200. 2lO, GIL 212, 27S and 900
In The second division:
No. 3l3-tha.lcs s Hine ct al. respondents,
against Peter Iowcs, sheriff, appellant.
No. 2la.-Wnliam Watson, administrator. appellant
against the City OF Kingston, respondent.
No 337.-Aldricc ]. WanDu. receiver. respondent.
against .ilau~on Wilder, appellant.
No. 3s?.-DNuicl j. Noyc~, appellant, agsirs, Jacob
f. Wychon respondent.
Following is The day cal .udar 70. Tuesday
Nos 3o!, cli 81, 3,C, 80 3co, 400 ard a93.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
MAYOR CHAPLIN TO GIVE EVIDENCE.

The second days hearing IN this city of the case
Of the people Of New-York against Theodore Myers.
Us Controller of Neu-YOrk. before eXrJudse Edwin
Countryman, OF Albany, referee. will take place
to-day in the Office of James William Ncwln, Mills
Building The question as TO whether the officials of
the State did their duty with regard 10 properly re-
viewing the conduct Of the Board of Equalization 70
the New-York City real estate in 1897
Is to be cleared up and It Is expected that Mayor
Chaplin, Of Brooklyn. who State Controller when
the disputed equalization was made. VIII be heafd
Is witness before the referee this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26

NORFOLK Mar 25co,ton steady Hh aa 10 NOT -
I'D d9{ 6eles: sales 1873 bales stock 2575i bales
sAv.yyAu Mar % Cotton qniei Mn .n 81; Ley
ey,orts 10 the continent 1860 bales sales $50
balcs. stock a. 1873 bales
Me- o,,r,xs Mar 2J--Cotfon firm MidfliD2. 9l3iS;
M uD,di,nn q 5le. Good Ordinary. 49,; net receipts
= 20 bacs gross receipts. 3777 bsi Exports to Great
DItan i6 bales 10 france oIoZ Daes oacs Haes 'Vo"
baes sOck II T. 03 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26

The payment Of the bonds for the new paTks nho p
posed blu provides that the entire amount Do pau w.
the Sinking Fund within fifty year" The orelhs' o,.
on the other hand provides for payment Of the oono'
"a rho sum NJ 40 600 600 within twenty years onetwen
,ieh OF the sum to come the direct TAXATION which
~ou,a Ina a .neclal tax coming TO 100000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
CORNELL STUDENTS VISITING MAxUrA CTor1Es

CORNELL STUDENTS VISITING MANUFACTORIES.
The students In mechanical engineering OF cornell
University spent yesterday In observing the testing Of
printing presses the works of r. Hoe co. ana IN
looking over the Delsma ter Iron Works The party
also went on board the steamer Celtic and the poS's
OF interest 10 engineers explained by the ocers
The students electrical engineering visited the eioc
tc lgh, pIan in the depot OF the Pennsy vanla Ran
road in jersey City. The party then ihsgecN" We
Daft Electric iompsnv's works in Marion y. -, inc
rest Of the day spent In examining tHe
Electric Companys works and the Pratt institute
nade schools in BrIOk.NE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

no average vas estimated at - u.
BEEVFS- I,ecclps for days 253 carloads OF 100
head. carloads direct Last Side and Bfoohlyn
III caiosds at G0ts Of which 80 caroais
81 carloads Tor J. Stern. cafoads
for kaufman & strauss aud carloods FOR Mehger \
Levy; ana "a carloads at Jerry CITY OF which az out
4 .arlpqd, "a N Morris received nj OAK CHI
ON Friday and Saturday 500 head for export alive.
Tho supply nearly double that Of last Monday but
butchers sparlngy last week. and most Gil o them
vcrn IA need itle to-day and although tEune wa
slow prices were fully maintained. sales OF lgbt
cato being rather stronger figures than were current
Friday. Tho yards about cleae1 -
Prime Steers sold a e3 566s4 81 T.? ger
100 T., Choice TOO ~ rs; and rew tops as - 90
oxen and sold 80 25as4 l5 Bulls at ~ q Lea
30 Cows at 80 25de2 10
private cable nivicrs received from london quote
slight Improvement refrigerated beef which sold on
saturday AT ia or ABOUT Sc per n. The markets were
over supplied all week with live cattle ah1 At lOollc
estimated dressed weight il almost impossible ~ sell
the ear gons arriving from the State..
shipments Tomorrow. 20C0 quarters OF beef on the
WscOu~ln.
Ts week shipments o Live Cattle and Sheep aud Dressed
Beet and Mutton follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
PRODECE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Mar. 1850 p. m-Beef-ln poor demand
Pork-In poor demand. Hanis-in good demand. Bacon
In fair denand Cumberland cut steady at 3S "a long and
long and short clear mddis light 70 10 90 lbs steady at 3ls
TaowIu poor demand prime city steady At k5s Cd Spir
s Of turpehnsIn good demand Rosin In fair demand
LAr-Spot and futures-In poor demand primo Western
spot sos I'd March steady at 50. 9 April and MAY
steady at 37s Cd Wheat-In fair demand. Flour poor
demand. CorISpot In fair demand; futires-In lair
mand mixed Western spot easy at 80 lOd March steady
esd April steady al IS gn.d May steady 81 cd
Hops N Londoh-Nsw. York state In fair demand
Receipts OF wheat for thu week from Atlantic ports
IRON Pacific ports. 2G.000 quarters from other
40 900 Receipts OF American for the
80 300 quarters.
ANTWERP Mar cs-wileo1's lard closed ct 95 francs rs
centimes per 100 kiloa
AsfwERP. Mar 20-Peroleum. rine pale American francs
25 centimcs paid and ~ francs 477 confines sellers
BREkKs. Mar. 25--Petroeum- Il marks Is pfsnnigA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26

CnrToNOn the spot decidedly more ae'tvc; n@ 1,aT r
for export at aHi nn, hansrd ~ boios for CON
rn"n anj 800 bales FOR sccuist'on aoJ5 iis btl.
t,.fo., rSuortrd- So bdc> 10. cNpor IN a. fns
TO- cons,nndii ut receipts, lO"Sf - so,,e time
is o70 bales last week and bS'2 na ,, A. The pof;s
aggr1gatd 3 1905 bales comparing WIZ '
~ fnI The spondmg lime last seas" ., l,ssl
Quotation, arc based Oh American sti'u''' W "
lcatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26

1 CONFERENCE AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
There conference yesterday In the Mayors omoe
led BY the Mayor the Controller the Corporation Counsel
ne Deputy and rpsneis H. Scott In regard 10
ths hi hsiors Legislature nrovidng Tor sAsnse In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26

LIVERPOOL Mar 25-4 p m.-Coton-The sales Of theday
" Fut,re, closed quiet MISUNDERSTANDING Mldng
March dsvery Lid sellers; March and April
deST.ry Odd sellers April and May delivery. o4l
nj iers NAV and delivery 64d BUYERS; Jtilc AMI
Iriy delivery 42.6id sellers july and August delivery
sd sellers August and september delivery tuD4t
sdlcrs September and October delivery. 21Gid buyers
s, .ptember delivery, 4eGid sellers
n,tvvsrov Mar oj-C'otton quiet Middhng. los; Low
,tIlng g, Good Opinary, liz: and Ieccpta
64s bales exports coastwise 3jOs bales saes "a Oacs
took, IS .395 bales.