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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRoDUcx.
~. v.-.,, river. vessels and Railroads
crNrpAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL,-The movement is extepSa i
IN ali lines Quotations Hayersraw bricks, haFo
quoted &C sssss 81 LOCO Jerseys S1Ss7 aS1es
croton brown s14aei5 philadelphia Front S2s trenton
Front, s27 Resendals oSTent Quoted ssoxs1S ~ az
81 10; German Portland s2 4eSs9 Tb Roesland Common
Lime sl per bbi and do finishing 81 20 ste 20
Lime s5c and do Gnishing, 81 10 LathA s2 SOgyz ~
per LOCO GoatS Hair, 2Sa2se per easheii OA''io
Hair, 1ed21c.
coFFEE-B,az grexths the spot had g gatsS os
quoted s Mid grades p moderate re9nsss S@ss
Stion was again light and mainly on local seaipng
scale. weakness prevailed early In the Gay on Lover
deliveries 5Sio polnts. subsSquenty The temper Il, be
Inc steady Asvre declined 10 q az the outset but
S sISssa sea s'A at sfSss 'Ts decline Rio hss%
lnr first a $50; good SECOND, 500 exehonge tpr
yate1 % Ia receipts 1000 bags; RIO elearanees foI
United States ee9 6 Ssg' o Snos Sssp G
receipts At Rio, July e March q 1889, s4ss 600
same tine 1851 2s5l 500 psgs receipts ss Santos
time 1855, sSGc COO bags receipts same time 1887
2022 600 bags Sales hero, a. $50 boys
Tar fzaiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
,vyoRg DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. March q Is2 ten 80

abo,,. n ,.oe PETROLEUM cHARTEFS -IEi,is y,
bark Lewis smith hence % AptTsH AN
wssn bark ssanSn hence y Natal gsesSs ss,sg
seASCSes ho sDs t S Sba mss sd nsg
Jennie udde Hastings e wassssens q s'0ae
poapSase 81 80 schooner Mamie sapndsrS hence Na 70
ok SHiO % RsWYor lumber Sc osweeian 6sTs
e aga nay esCa y IS ship B
Bros hence 70 San prancIseo genes1 umbeS us
sSocner wiiie Z Newton, brunswick to New'f0fk
''T Rov Is 10 west tended hishs,,
srss trade reported SALES 2go s s,s 10 n SSss
sSln d ses E Sss'ff
Quiet but GENERALLY teady city Extra inda Mes IN
g S S6 p1ef H . a S6ssd pei Se b g Sd
tos CITY Family Moss si1as14 asc,s4 hsts !.
s 4 s &c a &: st w SasAassss
B = ss. pr s. yin ss s ssflEs
i rsS s ssss II liam. saSS Smoked DO 10 81
o fSbsP sh sfst r9s a Js CD,
1.Se: % Saiy Sa S4oSdas lie DRESSED 1sss1sI
$SsnIs e a'$isS e. ss.:s ssia
GS Ssd q better tier pselSn
Ps os'f Ss H1g ssysS assa S@.
sle IL Zoo t sS2 nay ssd
s. scs go july "a so CAS- 'isis s
closed az 7.I0c September closed 1t a2c sales go
Quality sa E40i Ssu S'ness e5n Ssa.asf ns
. Seas and So1 Ps T.
Tans i New Butter tube iPsy zee Egn
asase All sesa sa tsot dairy ]ys ssl
ss s s ss d Ss5.A tubs HsN SF' Ts Limitation
S@%sa .l aS CHOICE isa9 fss &C. &c
ssltG wssn i tSf s ds ana ~ Rd 3
lie rolls. 1oa1Tc old butur ss era una
iS%'t aS jag tn as FITS ss
tory ., TO 70 G aSsSnS iaa and prices rule
S weak but show no hgUer paEtlsS
eSos n s Tfts asa sss'fa sis
SSe oso sG dn 9saf1%c Pennsyivana skins 1di,s
EGGs-Unseded and esan lower on large steel mia
y Tsitas sa 19 ne ' SSpSsn ii 1912 II 81
soD and ii ana Ssn{as Sr ,Ss
ssc f' Re 6Gan "a! sdyS:s%
81 e. sSss. PG'h az Loaf S:
Mould lSs SOnfe'tGgnssIssa ga a" iSo 7w Ssss
Standard Stand ri if$ i GSssi Extra % SssG sc
ei.SSs f.4c yellow, &c. -
m,s STESE Ic i SSss s ss9ssO'f c '
sEEDs-cover is stIi firm, with demands fair Quo
s ssSnt Fac Y iSS @o mot 81 dOSs quail
demand sses loo eaes 1887
ssss e 2a1 a2 dSs ioo DO ne
SSs0c $50 bales Havana 6sas1 10; $50 DO Smnatfa
81 1891 90.
TALIow-In better demand at slight sdyanec
WooLThe past week has boon one OF the auliese THIS
season. Manufacturers bought everything WIN view %
actual wants only paying former rates on desirable SOCK
which is held steady. Included In the transactions wess
10 COO 10 washed fleece, S6c 40 bags sco1sso
Territory, 6s155c 1000 low Texas l4aioe; V w oS
hood deiaine 90 Ice 5000 n spring Texas, 1000 DO
fms Territory 1000 do medium Kansas 125OoO 40 cape
rs 900 do pulled 5000 do secured p 900 90 black
Colorado sSO0 do noIls, and 40 bales East innis on
prYato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and Other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK d SONS.
Bankers 2s Nassau.st, New-York.
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Mar 22--CottOn quiet nominal hladlnH l0,so
FisnT active firm; Howard Steot ana western suPernne
s2 03 sos Exta do 90 e0ot 90 Family 90 - ~ ~
city Mills RIO Brands Extn ~ os5S Winter Mnse.
e y % PsU Y ~ no. nsSs
fSitS 100 close LOngeery i02 CLOSE No soatasrn
iOOc Western strong No Winter Red sgot sItSrxc
April e3aa2iac; MAY e2s59sSo Sorn-sogthesn k aEm
sV6s a. az ba. March al bidi April SI1 bid
Nav I2aS2Aci RteaIneT AZ +0be bd Oats quick a eal
sss western White 52e33se DO Mixed ~ 93lej Graded
s M9 P PRIME Och 9 Choice Timothy 90 P
visions dnil Mess Pork si3 boo 10 Bnk Meais Loose
shoulders Cos Clear Rib Sides 70; 90 laekea sso
bacon--shouiders SLc; Clear RIB sides 1lso Hams
i' Ssr az aais wssSra Packed 1890; Bet lion belle
CREAMERY at 2se. Eggs easy az Petroeam quss :
strady henued 09Oc Coee quiet arm no earso ilf
lSbSlpe sugar guieL steady "A sSit NC; keSPpes
liverpool per steamer, quiet wax Cotton 3eci Flour
per ton IN sAoks goa oraih per bush, sgtd Corr Tot
orSera AZ a. Oh. Rocelpts : Flour 400 ppla Wheat
900 bush Corn 1000 bush oats 1900 bush Shipmrnts-
Flour 2l0o bbA Wheat 81 oOS 1gsh Sofn lVSVVo Das'
BUFFAIO Mar "a Wheat othlng doing IN Spring whfai
sps ss a ES o sor NS anH H @ 81
Winter wbsa unsettled bal senery higher les car
So No. s 81 re- sac = R S21 So Rel S9so 10 White
Michigan 81 Ot9l 0A track. Corn quiet and easier
10 yellow $50 No. yellow $40 track oats quiet
Barley-No Canada 72e No Canada $50, NO. Extra
81 use No Canada 57abse. Rye nominal Flour quiet
6u steady Best spring Patent ~ 2oo7 30 Best Winter
IS 90 Meed steady Winter BrAn ~ So Sornmsal
IS 900 bush oats $4,000 bush shipments-wheat 1900
bush. Corn 2l,OO0 bnsh.
CHICAGO Mar 22rho leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco. March 20, 1883.
WHAT. WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Eriaar March 22Ap.


To-days stock market was dull; the total
sales, trading and matching Of orders amounted
onlv TO 17a.50e shares. In the early dealings
the figures reflected firm tone and scarcity
Of selling orders, but there also was lack Of
buying orders, and hence the dulness. Later
the intense dnlness invited a general raid on
Values, which did not discriminate between
Eastern and Western stocks, although Chicago
Burlington and Quincy stock was the centre
Of the attack. The late annual report Of that
company is not at all reassuring 10 the holders
of its securities 1t points an important fact ::
the necessity Of q change OF management. sun
DAVIS Tribune will publish an analysis Of its
report for this year. The property is oil right
The company's surplus Is large, put not large
enough TO stand many years drainage Oh SsIVoO'-
Two days have elapsed without report Of rate
cutting smGng tqs sr pss
In that line and finally sent TO Wall Street the fol-
lowing: Freight agents OF western roads com
plain bitterly Of dun business Which side lies-the
railroad auditors who are sending US phenomenal
figures for the earnings, or the Chicago syndicate Of
bears" who hold entire control OF the daily
sources of information? One or the other does.
Chicago and Northwestern for February, because it
showed loss in gross earnings OF sil5,6l4 But
when IL is remembered that in the month Of this
year there were only twenty -four working days
against twenty-five working days in the leap year
the actual loss was only about $4,000. And we
have the highest authority for the statement that
the net earnings for the twenty four days Of this
year exceed those Of the twenty-five days in 1888.
The late attack on values met with little resist
ance and everything sold of some stocks at the
lowest prices Of the day. But IL was an attack
pure end simple on dulness. The closing, however,
was steady. with some Slight recoveries
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and steady at
quotations as follows:
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purchased slOz4OO 41-2 per

Ihe Treasury purchased Sl01400 LIZ per
In State issues the business was dull Ten
nessee settlement 80 sold at ~ I-2, and Louisiana
consol 4s at 81 I-2. OF city bank stocks North
America sold t40) at I6S l-2, Fourth National
The general bond market was fairly active
and generally ruled firm. Philadelphia and Read
ing issues fiuctuated small fractions. but they were
first incomes, ct so 3-s for the seconds, and
So l-2 for the thirds. Gulf, Colorado and Santa
The interest due April on the seconds Is
advertised to be paid. Big Four's per cents were
unusually active with an advance TO 96 l-2.
Denver and Rio Grende , Western sssented arsts
ion-issues were strong and higher. Reference.
Is made to our full report of bond sales.
In the unlisted department Of the Stock Tx
change Cotton on certificates sold (4,100D at
Sc b-Sa57a56 Is; Sugar Trust u 400 at g6ae8 3-S
ass IL; National Lead 4,200) at 81 1-Sa20 3-sa
20.5-s; Brunswick Company 1900 at 90 34a
second IS fs4, 600 at rs 1-2a78 "a; Chicago and
Atlantic Benehciaries 1900 at 5-4a8; Mexican
National Construction t6O at rs Ia, and Mt Desert
Despite the.withdrawal of 81 900, 900 gold from
the banks for export the local money market was
extremely easy at per cent, and this on Friday
Wien srse amounts Of bankers balances ere with.
Exchange run until Monday
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
fellows Exchanges, ses,ses,3li balances, 81
The Snb-Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
CLEARING House sei2,8os The business OF the
snb Treasury for, the week ended to-night in
ciudes receipts Of si3,se0,y3 and payments OF
$i4, 800, $50, leaving the general balance Of
eas10ol, s2s, against sis7,4e2,147 March Is,
showing an apparent loSE-pt s46o,522, But
the receipts $685. for items which affect only
It's account with the General Treasury, its loss
es affecting the banks "a s325,b22 And this
iesulks In includes tne payment q 1854 800 for
gold taixea frafn the Assay 05flce for export To-
days Operations covered: Receipts sa.Oia,Sie;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Mar 22-S9o p, m-Beei IN poor deman
pork-In moor demand. Hams-ln good demand Bacon
In r demand Cumberland Gu! steady at SSs "a ong aaa
long and clear midds hight % to 90 lbs steady ~ "a
on Shoulders steady At 33s U CheeseIn BOOT Sei e
railo-in poor demand prime City steady at 2os 3D. spu
IL Of turpentinefn good demand RosinIn ar demand
Iard-Spot and fuiuresIn poor demands prime Mes x,
spot steady March steady ~ ses April ana MAY
demand Cornspot In fair demand fuinres-In tair 90
mand mixed western spot easy a. IS MS s 81 oJ
Hops az London York State IN fair demand, ~,
proviROnaAer1cap refrigerator Neutrality-suspicious. "a"
hindauarters 5d per- ID, -. A..
IOsiog Mar 22--produce-- IFS Cd PCT ewt for
cuba centrifugal poarEng 90 degrees aud las I'D Tor
Muscovad0 fair reclining; Australian allow s4s ~
0d DOR ct mutton 0s Cd n2os Cd per ewt Coc0anut OIL
CayiOn 25s Cd 32Bs Cd per cwt. - n
Refrigerator DecI- fofequsfser -
81 hndquartsrs, "a al per s.lbs by the carcass -
markets beet sugar IL aifong - laI W
business has bean hardening prices Cane ~ 70 COCA
demana Refined Is unchanged Teas are unalierui Ine
market IL dull There has been small es on cehee
a. w gTssA Mar swssors Lara closed 90 francs %
ccntues Per 100 kil0s. u. , a -. =.
SO eentnes paid and 10 francs 80 neniluaeA sellers
BnEMgN Mar 2a--Potroleam-6 marks ~ plennlgA
I
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ma al 0 sllRht adyanee.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.YOrk FRIDAY March % ESTEe ,ss 100
n carload direct TO Side saughterefs 81 eafGsds
% eohs 81 whG Stern ~ sns carloads for kaufman
s Z aad 70 arrived g JsTy Gy q which
The 20 cars on net SOLD e strong Wsaps'ds s
prices p PSSres, 20 Hest Steers ranged s 80 TO e 50
oSea and stsgs from 90 65 q o. ~ Bulls from u 20
81 10 ana S eSSS nS S@ G 3 Ce the St.
and @ "oS 81 sG o a ne SSS qe
The Jersey City sailet yesterday win To- S r;s 30
s aSlg%ss'e Of Sses 'a and nits sheep
No Ss ssss has b Ss United ssoa doubtless be
adI gRSicsYswton enett Laneaser, County Peansa
s,esFS 12os n ayefAge At - ~ IL per loo &C. az
q lo y % 5 lS9i Il So a. ii55 asS
a. o. IS 7o is do u.s. r. as g Si o. l y ss g
q go Cow oHs io5 on a. ne n ~ - SO
a. 70 Hsasa q e Ssany
Is!s az issS s. 8. YS
e. y so; iS d. 1875 n, a e rs y o. ne' r.
isSs n 49, % = a. a. Il 1900 g. t4 a. z To- o.
isS g. tsao b a; os Il % Steers 1919 ~ at
"a 3; q f'f aeiief 1860 :. Pam steers
,e seS ss 81 IS o. 70 90 2b!9 S SsSs.
ieSS h. q ssss 90 1910 ~ 3, O. 81 90 % i2 D0n''
i49o s,6 q g. 20 fss S VIVA Seer At
q i Gsnsh e g 81 t1g sS sees ter ia
cGLVEs@ESeepts $40 head a.. q %.1 Which ga were ~
;s sE% At w ssS psF % Ess e
at Is Rss Dewey veOs $50 n At 0e ID do lSS
~ at BE. ..,.. n vi. tAR n AZ 1.2o; 20
,Robs Al Of rs per head. a. ...,..s. n, o 6SI
STIEEP IND ikMBS-Receipts, - earloa1s =, -' oDd
- = ears nc Jersey City and cars az OOI'sS, AIN
about 10 carloads were left over yesersy osy IA ~.
~ m pricg with sales sc 81 o. l2aso a.
s ina ~ tnr Meaun 70 Extra stock deck OF enppoo
Kentucky do sold az 81. - - v,ias nvo nj an
YearinR Lambs we're not plenty ena luz od Al soG
advance Of 1-Se per -, ana poofcst W wv ~
Al 40 10 Pens not cleared. ,,,. r,osxod
" n,cssn5 Mutton slack at G37 Lee for Cheago =,
and l2ase for City Dressed Dressed Lambs nrH' ~
500 n.nho.k e Dewey: 10 stac sheep 9S y ave.
ace AZ as 81 ia per 100 100 Do Jog D. ~ - ~ 40
state Lambs 90 %. ~ So 90 no. 9" 10 ~ " -N' -
so l.a n. az 81 40. -, ,hx /, n, az 10 oGs
Haeabeck & Hollis 1877 state Lambs a IL d.
pideock 1a5 state Sheep. SO n At 90 = :, A.
o45 state Yearling lambs, "a 10 NJ &c 81 ~ L.; ~ ""
as n NJ 81 So. ,oo ,,,.h,n., ehaan 81 n scanL
NJ AZ 20, o1a do 30 10 n, AZ % 20 60, On "a soont
Judd 8 buckingham POI Mlehsah sheep' 9' ~
az s5. 80, c,..a r,.o,vn,, sbeen. 1o4 IL
"a ~, ~ 40 IInshorn Pennsylvania do, 1876 ~ at 50 "
" oC;s-Recepts Is carloads Of to hea1 al az 81, I'LL ~
AZ No saIes on 1--we weight Feeling hrm ahn iaiF "
aSod hogs may be quoted at s5 25as5 80 per 100 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

cMicoEy -s.ssay,, yin light business we quote
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLouR-Thsre was freer
SoSS; ssio S moderate baycs ' i Prices re
ssS 600 eSs RsaaSE $50 Ss,s Low ~
hAiia' s5sse ~ 90 III. MinSes,ta EStrs 1890 60
S N.Y. ie g osss s sSO Winter
= Sc. g 1S; sSgs% g ss' N oSi
Mesi Indies. 1OssS ISIsass g sss:. 20 Low EE!Fs
49, 80 M scsss as Fsey 81 SossS % fsssa
X cf Ts% Es,l ssH' = Sss
SesS q iSssS To- i've lxiurss q iOsti ss s.raiys
fSSt = Gnsy q sS fsSs Fancy % sos3s So
seIlaS go 1Wn1 g S4sfI - FeH "a
nS!iTs s. and sSlS SSS sl Ss,
"a gses 30 Ps,sss" IS BUCxwnEAT
a aiSgE nonihs gosssieRYE FT3ufss igkt g.
TI sssnf Ig i'fSy s1a * a ri.
sfi'i aSdrs1o Scsda quoted g
ss g Ss,sSsiSsns 81 - ''' '00 e' H'0''0s wv
further rise o 90 y -.
& %S BY ana ss
a es ssS@P sssa y q Hy sy
Ts ,Ie PS fully syDo'a fg Ssaa ssa'f Il 1 f 4
5 Sss vas al least seeSd aGyihens only s4s
SssasS rSs dS q gs ass' s ssa
I centred a "a MsS SS s5 .u5:oS SSsHiS de- e.
sp.ss.y We s::.nS s'; .ps I'''s' @
closing Ss s a. oG On he curb sr
I SS pet gains q sfs exporter s0ysa
2 sss one S f Ssd w sa % no load Of No ed was
ST q 'S ss1sa, Ssns SSaSy and and
g SsSssn qnssi s E e. ' q sS T. l'fs
sols 4 ssJas No S. M9Gs Sc " q
" Sosiss st q sse july siS9s lls closing q
ssp aSSb q Sssi Sse sons 81 Ssc pscem
Ss 9S Saso' Western a' aos Ss5s state nominal
sas asig ana Sssinss 1899 bushels
No Sahaas 2Eyh s,ssnges qans oSIss fwo rcIcd
sac, 90 q IeSs4 S$SSss SasaS sIssi 16 ;
I 900 bahcl. IaEsn Options hardened IN sy%pa
IA Ss.Ss: is;s,. &c sp.Ss. @
sass S9 9pSSaaed MSed lals 4e No s41 lac
Y II: .. saa s9yf'.' S:s$I' Me- IS
ssSt$sS s soa Ss.4 ;S.iSS
July IS dssl9g st 20 $!s Steiner na SsH
and trading h essA da much fEiss
fSSSS'i sus sSss -
43s ss t' $s stS 1 II Nv 3 Sss
si x Ing 50 @ % jas. closing % as gh5S
March b closing a. ~ "a sep SSi 20 h.
isss sS 90 eS IA 7sgsoe Va iVo ID 'O"'''
HAY AND sTIiAw-rhe general market had little
better tone to-day but prices show no radical change
snail ISshs 10 asse sr Msa
ssSsSSs 9'1 shi GsG Sc Long Rye 75ssoc
short Rye SosoVc osS ma liza IN ,,o trading Shin
pcrs remain indifferent Aho usss ana DsWerS as
G ste % Shoie S'' new aisS; medium Do low
1851 ,Ss55hS % 1 asS' 1 49, x raI laS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
1--we STOCK MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH

puryAto Mar Cattle Receipts for last 2t hours sg0
heat Total for the woek thus nr 1880 head foI We
same time last week aO3S head. Consigned through %
carloada, al Of which TO New.Sork carloads on She
merkef nuIef prices unchanged .,on,...
laAt "a hours were osuu nees
Total fr the week far % 800 For tho same n9
week 9B 200 Consigned through IL oar0ads ~ 81
York 10 carloads sale market stea 9S, ~
Fa Sheep sS 0095 g0 Good 20 Choice g. ny N.Y.
As 60 Good 70 Choice 80 G0ae 5O Extra 80 7oi ouernsS
HoesReceipts last "a hours 1920 head Total ios
the voeh tus 26S80 Fur same time nst syStv
SonsIned through carloads - Of which TO
19 carloads on market steady lght Pigs ~ eVgQ W
selectAd workers 15 O08&3 1Oi solicited edun
as 90 as 10 Rongh - l09t 40i sags sS 90 all Onerss
taken. - -,
oHcieo Union stock Yard. Mar 2s The .L pSOyS5s
000, narfs easter Beeyes 81 409et TO- steers ~ V0g
a iS Stockers and feedera SO 3oa3 80, gow Bus and
Gixed All 75D3 TO- Texas Steers ~ 20V3 30; -
weaker Mixed % 80 s2g Heavy q soSSt so' Lsht
-Reoepts 5000 heal ehipmenN 20oo ms nct
"A 10 Texans 81 O09s4 IS, Iambs 81 l0eso oo
a. Iatus Mar 22.-tJattle-necepta 500 ahipments
Sno market steady Choice Heavy Native steers ~ 80
"a FAIR 70 Good 50 OO9$3 30 stockers and Feeders
s9iOaS320i hangers corn.fed 81 sOos3 Uoi Srassfed
sIoys Receipts 5000 shipments 5000 market strong.
rtolee HEAVY ami Butchers Selections ~ tVESA 90.
packing Medium 70 Prime, - 6004 10 Lght dfades,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100, shipments l,OoO market steady.
Fair 10 Choice 81 00USl 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
STAINED.

Good Ordinary "a Lev Mlddns......s 1919
OponA-The market throughout was tame and feature
less prices varying within the narrow range Of gag points
Eary cables what better and opening sales
showed an advance Of points The Improvement how;
ever was and final figures aFe essentially as lass
evening Port foeepts were larger than had been eA'
peecd but this onset By light interior movement
E.i baea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
CHICAGO GAS TRUST COMPANY,
"a DEkRBORN-ST., CHICAGO, ILL., eo

a. NJ FAY President.
THFo b. WELLS. See'y and Treas. =, a
THE ANNUAL MEETING OIL sSoeSn hoaS !. ~, Ss
once Of tho company No So oa PISA ~ LA
noon for the election OF directors for tne ensas
wear and TIE transaction OF such other business ss S
Chicago, New-YorK and Philadelphia transfer scoss
will close Saturday March $50 ana teopon .snh ga
March oSth. 1889 Stock transferred anef Msfeh ~oa
Will not be ,ntitied 20 vote a. said meeting. $500.
w." - TIIFO. b. WELLS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
prices; Highest Lowe

COTToN-0n tho spot had better demand, largely
from SINNERS Of firm and unchanged prices Sales, 700
bscI export 1ss bales for eonsnggson and 100 bales
HBI5 bales last week and 6.1o5 bales for
the same time ss year ine se Sepmoer the reeeiP.s
hO55 SIS bales for the corresponding me last season.
Quotations based on American standard OF eAss1eS
lion.
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np,uryNo cf,orH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass Mar % Pint sioh i,arket nn 49,
deanf Tor itures, July 10 ssptsmnei sioo Lac a'F
Ia practically clear Of spot sooaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

..,,,oS.s 90 62s.o46: with baiances OF Sios-
no 4s coin and s1z242,5S2 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Wa sn,ss far
,.catved today s3I al Ga National DARK Ho0s ioA
a cSstoms receipts were s67Is7s and the
internal revenue receipts we're s2e b,3.nent Of
To-dav's Washington Treasury slapenl nn S,,,h
oosb an hand and deposits In bank compass W" ~
the figures Of the last previous sVA'eiH'A'
lows: ,,.-oh o. March "a Differences
Net cola hama sssS sss Inc se
net legal tender. ae7ss74O 2OsOeSs Dec 477lS7
Actual cash n
over outstsnaFs eo.a ss5 e5s sq4o o76 Dec SsSs
nsnasts rs banks 4ss6O5a7 4s4oslss Dec goo oy-
,.,.,.e. s5oS 400 400 s2sQ q5s Dec. 1922 asi
The foreign exchanges were inactive pnt ht .h
the mornentary supply OF bills being less t non aao
dnand On that Brown Brothers took u, OoVvvV
gold for export. We revise 9uot "a. os nd "a 40
ness ms follows: Bankers bills at "a 50 anu sarcb
reenectiveiv for long and short sterlng; rLeno ~
francs at 5l9 3-8 and 5:15 t-o; teicn .d al .
or IA and 90 5-s and guilders at 90 anu 90 90 al
Tn London British consols were easier at w o.
or5 o. 20 respectively for money ana account
anu an % ,,on marlSet money ruled at 7;sa3 per
aant So 6iscount of bankers bills. Bar silver was
dull and .s stSSaa American M '-'p Railways were
l III higher AZ the opening, and gem
orally made further advances to the S ss On
A.. IStpis French per Genus WtIc nihA a. = n
ard sight exchange on London was OIL 10 Zo'S' A-S
francs TO the pound sterling.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NoHrh tseo
H. 1857. 1ssS S.o l9eo GA
E sgGss E; ;f 1888 ::ss SSsa
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND SEoHelA IAN
s gs%si' & FEB fS $s Is lsS
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE AAotS
iRraneh Llnes) -
EsSS, 3 PS iss5 f BBfss sssS
''"' CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN on
,,..,.. ., rarss $3.50 4.1ol g ZIG ns
Month Mont. % 81 FEB ss. S55TS5S 9,e47,7si STILES
'1" rupoRrs OF DRY GOODS Al NEw-Yok ls ~.
- - =, ,ha mort e. oi2, 500 s20o3,02e sS4S50%
hhreiTn on marEet.... 2s4l425 Lssooaz '4'-'''i
since u y'a aSe port. s5e17s ssS29 4S9s42S
Thrown MARKET Soo<o'4tO '''''''
FINANCIAL MARKETS
,,nox Mar ga m-Consois 97apor money, and w
,or yhe Account Atlantic and Great Weern hfs, aof M
~ 3Si Canadian Pacino, OVs fhS E9e
sacond eonsols lOIla New.Iork Central 81 Fau
o. Tonmon Ga nj Mexican Ordinary 441s Reading zo%
spsnish a. 7ias
monSs ~ dsionnt m the open market for short AMI
,h,as m1nths' bills ia 27s 13 per cent . al. -. N
paris adyices quote per cent renses a. rndon st 81
eentimes for the account anu eAcuAhbo v" NF = "
srancs 81 IA confines for checkA an h.t
Ts amount OF gone IL to the Bank OF Ensana ON o
ance to-day is &BI,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
Oregon y a Nsy

| Oregon y a Nay
1855 :........l$.
o-i s;sS0s i silis; lsss
Loco. ......il1L
Penn Co.'S : Y gou
1900. s30e 108st
1900 ......l0S9l
1000. 100
PEG Dec q Ev LIST
Evansville Div
Pits Y u W Z ~
10. 900. 80. l45h
Pres a Ariz Cen
Let
5.000........9f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CO.

This Company Ia 3 corporation organized with pecu-
Harry valuable charter under laws Of the state q
Ncw-York
II has capital Of 81 500, eco and has obtained pos
session Of the present Msdson Square Garden property
with the intention Of erecting thereon nne building
for all purposes Of public exhibitions musical drasnc a.
other entertainments, o. can be constructed
I Is belieyes that the land procured ct vsrY
low figure and Il thought that the enterprise WIN prove
an undoubed success and be emnently rsnuneratiye.
OF THE Ii, 900 SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
ABouT THREE IFTHs HAVE BEEN SUBSCRIBED
FOR By TILE FOLLOWING WEL~KHoWH PER
SONS;
n pserpout Msrsan, Geo. Pcubedy Wefzaosu,
John Jacob Astor, Hirum Bsfchceck.
n o. Bfills II. A. schermcrhsrn,
A. d. Darling, Lawrence Hip,
CIas Lanier. Theodore b. Starr
Tiffany g. Co, John sionne n
Il. w. Pearsali, j. II. Bresitn,
a. g. Baldwin. Johnston Livingston,
Park & Tflford, Barnum DC Bailey.
1t is now proposed to OFFER the remainder Of the stock -
the public on precisely similar terms, namely s7S PER
SHARE.
Mesms WORK, STRONG A. CO., Nc. SO BROAD.s ST.,
have kindly offered the Facilities OF their Office wthout
charge for receiving the subscriptions OF those desiring
TO Join In enterprise which, when completed VIII be
credit and attraction % the city.