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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-12

Four perct- bonds
Four per CT COUP
Four and q u reg
Four and Los COUP
Pacific 6s of '95---
Louisiana st'p'd As
Missouri 6s-
Tenn. new set. IS.
Tenn. new set. IS.
Tenn. new set. SIS.
Can. Southern DDS
Cen. Pacific lists
Den. & r. G.. lists.
Den. & X. G.. As. 80
Den. & r. CIV. lists
Erie seconds.
NJ. K Il I. gen. 6s-
NJ, X. d T. gen. S.
Mutual Union IS. d.
n. J. G. int. cert.
North'n Pac. lists =
Nor5h'n Pac. Eds
N'rth'wst'n c'ns'ls-
Northw't deb'n IS.
Oregon &Tr'ns. 6s-
St.L. & NJ. gen.5s.
St-L. & 3. Fagen.m-
st. Paul consols,--
st. p. G. & +. lists
T.P.L.G. TT. Rcts-
II. p. r. q. Tr. Rcts-
Union Pacific lists
West Shore. -..-.
Adams Express -
Alton & L. H
Alton * L. III. pref
American Expr'Ss.
Bur-, C. r. & N
Canada Pacific.
Canada Southern. :
Central Pacific. 49,
Ches. IL Ohio
G. & D. pref. lists =
c. & o. pref. DDS .
Chicago & Alton .
c., B. 4 Q.
e., ST. l.. & p.
C., st. l.. & p. pref.
c., s. & C.
Clevr'd &Cl'mbus-
Del. & Hudson
Del. Lack. e. W.
Den. & X. c.
East Tennessee
T.. Tenn LIST pref. :
e Tenn. I'd pref l..
Erie. ------------...
Erie preferred 80.
Fort Wayne -----.
Fort Worth & Den.
Hooking Valley.
Houston & Texas
Illinois Central.
l.. b. * W
NEW YORK, ia
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Foot Notes.

Prize.
A good prize will be given for the hest list Of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-12
TRADING AT CHICAGO.

w YORK, Jan. 11.-Bar silver. 92Ssc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-12
Ope,ti'0I Highe'f Lo,rcsfI CiosTg.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour nomi-
ually unchanged. No. spring wheat, o7ss0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05

pAIipIoas Not AcS sss strsss sns Wsssrn eppssns
" Sp sS NT 10 81 60 ~ 80 Family 40 g %
Pnssus V q So s. %. pTas o 81 s.Ss
gitg w 11 IougberTy los aI0sc No. sa5snssrs
his 4ssw 6 SGie wsssrn s9sd sxsd
Nav Nav az 4, Hgci stener * oa q.le ana
seuSs1 Pssn.yyseia were SSsss;saa q ersass
Sa wnsS Sc yc steady at 651ro My
Az WHITE ~ ooWes ~ ~ 49, fsrsosiv a. ~ co. Pro
1s cn naa asyi Vans apt u ~ is 7s nn Mats iecss
shouIdes 90 cssg Re Sides ~, 7e ,s 90 10. Hams
Bacon ises tisar hlD eIuss x At un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
VHo r4nrras VIrH THE r4IEsMFN'
COLONEL FELLOWS pnopUcrs agr1DAvrrs y

COLONEL FELLOWS PRODUCES AFrIDAvITs TO
crEAa HIS pETECTrvEs.
-hs preparations for the trial of Thomas B. Ksrr in
the Court Of Oyer ard Tesmlner extraordinary term
before Justice Daniels dragged their slow length Along
Yesterday gathering In Colonel Robert q. ngersoii'
who made his first appearance as additional coinsei
Tor the defence Many mofe talesnen we're examined
and found wanting After three candidates fof places
IN the jury-box had been examined and rejected Dis
tric,-Attorney Fellows handed to the Judge some
afsdsyIss Tho Judge read them, snd said hat they
were deposiions By the wives or other occnpanm o.
the houses Of turcs who bad stated that detectives haa
uads Improper Inquiries concerning them None %
the ansants were able 70 identify the alleged deosc
tves uao Ind nsde the inquiries as being CONNECTED
With The District Attorneys Office. There was also
an a6dayn by the District Attorney, stating that no
had employed only the regular detectives Of his bureau
n this business and that Of them had been idena
ned By ths persons who had made the Ahdavtts -
those wSo had made improper approaches
Justice Dsricls shen addressed an inquiry TO me
sesoud Juror Julius Hnbofn who had said that his
wife was spproach6 by some one with questions apol
lina and that on tbs account he had prelmlica
ssz3 wcfher he now had this plejudice after hearing
sssS he aidavs contained The Juror gepsied thsa
Ne sensd not say that he he'd, and even i 10 had y
weaId not prevent his giving yeact scsoiuins g NC
evfdcnor. The Judge said thht was I'll right Cotonei
Fellows stated that he had snothar addAvit which ne
ijssrina ne say 100 tslesinen were examined; tho
pcopIe used three peiempsosg challenges, maslnE 2
fotsi ~ ton and the defence used lone. The twelfth
sesk M the {ufy.box Is siiiieTpfy.
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Hx lew TIE NoNEY 70 aIs fAs1wEs.
rzxx prsrxcUnfx OF sErrIrs rrrossfAzzox A
6 rfr xrw MARKET rNvEsTreAr1ox.


rnn NEW MARKET INVESTIGATION.
me nav west washington Market tnvestieAfon
vss resumed yesterday. s. L storcr. propriefsr OF
ia North river Fish and Game Company, and .
nartner of the nrm Of storcr Co., was roeaiied'
hy,,afng his books With him Both Of his hrms
L.ve sands IN the market Mr. etorer could not
expa,n the entxfes on ne stub Of bis check eooh,
ana said that his bookkeeDer was the only one VINO
was familiar With the matter Mr.. Sseoh was 0uaous
40 learn about IN entry dated IN December. rearing
$500, now narksts Mr.. stcrer explained fnat ne
,sa ,e tat money 30 ms manager Charles Philiipson,
who had xsbed him for II. Another entry was maae
on November % and was marked % 900, @ PS
~, storer again explained that his partner had
asked for that money, and had made no accounting.
Mr. Nicoli directed Mr. storer 10 find his hookkeeper
and bring him 10 the afterncon session
Louis v. 1hurxton told ,the commissioners shaf
~ had Tires glands and he partner, MI Bassctt
three = He is . Jsrscyman. Before he forfaed
nsrtnership with Mr. Bassett he heard that JeTse5-
men were going 70 have a aim ehsnces OF gettins
stands Mr. Rassstt introduced him 70 schocnmaker
Mr Thurston and Bassett formed their partnership
and got the stands. Mr. Thurston spoke 10 MS
mariner sbout compromising Schoonmascr, but schoon
maker M Thnrsfon testified, refused TO hear Of II.
Ia the afternoon session Mr.. storer's assistant
bcokkeeper testified that % 500 In the account spoer
a. had been repaid Mr.. 6torer was recalled, snt
related how no met bis manager, Philipson, o.
saturday night, at Tsylors Hotel. u Jersey Uy
testimony Of Martin stsigs, who said that PhiBpsoi
admitted that he had paid TO the Marcel buIetta
200 t9s stands sr ss re b sase 'S on aeoounf
'A' The booiIeepsr Mr.. Gesner, isft town on III
yesterday for two weeks. The inquiry goes on 70
q
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Bid. ASK PM.Ask
g e. t:iis ssi s:siis llSSs :a
S Ss1. 1881 1881 Ss isJEEss ssls

State bonds were unusually active. The sales
included Louisiana eonsol Is at 81 81, Tennessee
settlement Ss at 70 la, and South Ceroli1a non
fundabie SIS at La. There were no transactions
In city bank stocks.
The demand FOR railroad bonds revived, ard the
Erie second consok advanced "a per cent 70
l04 Is! Richmond and Danvi1le Be- per cent 20
so, Tennessee Coal and Iron, Tennessee Division,
So ] 3D. psr cent 70 l0o Ohio Southern incomes
7-S to 40 7-s, and Denver and Rio Grandc West
ern hrsts 5-6 per cent Co 3d. The only impor-
tant declines occurred in Reading second incomes,
which fell ~ 70 20 81, and IN Texas Pnci6c frsts
and seconds, which lost 7-8 and 6-S per cent re-
spectvely at SO I-2 and a6 3d.
In the unlisted department Of the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton on certificates l0,1e0) early de-
ctned from SO "a 20 60 bat recovered the loss
IN the later dealings and closed firm at IS Ia guear
Trust certificates q, 544l rDptdly advanced from
81 "a TO sc, yielding ct the close TO SIS 10.
Other Other transactions were In Brqnswick Company
at $2a$2 12 liz, and Georgia Pacific second
consoIs ct re b.eafy 80.
Money was plentiful at Q 10 2 IL per cent on
call with the bulk Of the business at the lower
The Clearing House statement to-day was a.
tollows; Exchanges s7e,s02.oo7; balances,
me Sub Treasury today was debtor "a ,hs
Clearing Hosse E1fi,bS7. It's net NH, on hal.
ance on SATURDAY and to-day was $3.50 ~ n rinae
up by gain Of see1o s4 coin, less decrease 81
Covered Covered Rsosp R Ss 9 SSsnso,s
sS,64E,i47; resulting IN q general balance sA, n
$isJ264 SIS, consisting OF 81 so.ii 7,ssc coin and
sl11y6,bo3 currency. - n -
Tho Washington Departments were elosaa.
The nominal fates Tor sterling sxahanae war,
reduced l-s osut " the pound for sixty days
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Barley. bush eAVo" oSeVo
S IT, Sss,os S@$ sSssis seoS oS'ss issa0s
q s$ Z 81 " T.: z B; IL;
dail, No. Mixsa IS 9sd RYs aaiL nogtnai; No ? G.
ne PORK saeS Sa ~ sS % ss 5
s sS: s S aooas . % tn. Ssss y sr iii
Fancy rssHe g So Prime bsi I sS ss. a
a sTE 6ss: :ss
sssS $50 EsE; sfS' s'ifi a.sts :s;:
ii.9 rs . s:s ss''' s.. r. ssi.. r -
rs s.S FsS s N. "a. sIsss
si'say 10 sils @ssSs. Am g. wis e. q ga
s sS.s sys AGO sssS shSSsa'sSSrh $4,000 Ssh 6a''
& E.ss:;..a s s:; 3 go q I
{. asgss 7S ii..aS T. sS 81 3 aosi
ssss 8 1856 49, d Gss .';ss 49, 81
Ss g g ses isss 90 YIN
81 soss 90 90, Straight Is ss6 o6s a. ss.gs g 70
s Sss S ~; Sr s srs sly Sds
"a cas-, SS sqs lses' 90 s,'is si
%p e sl tsr 5 6a4s
S weak Jus ..sSS ss$sad 4 export
sS1gis i SS Nay 4iG 'S %
oz,s-Loca DEMAND light and prices q car "a wsak hs.
Ss''s WIZ Sa is VIE ssS y q dan SS9
sss SS for M MT sS NJ and
Early Ros Ss.A 20 psss sostss So, ss
SO asSsn 90 81 SCI
IA TSm sc siS SoSsc Pors.-@sss New 90 oe Do Prime
G::s ga TO- a. T caIs q s
20 in sa 7Ssc siess ss5 s,s S aS smateS 81
Se shoulders pickle cured fs1S DO O. %c6so
Bellies n pickle sSSscI 90 Sr &c "a Steam sssisss
b ssn s@i'i :'s9I gSv
:ssa' f = q ci sassss Sss
Fs sJe Sun: PAN w s1S
q Vs on Rs'?aHs ss. y s
sOS 5S: oStS 100 SS 0nt Corn Oss Ss os
MAJ EsSr Sst s. sss ana q Sss sisss
June Sss July ssS sCna aa Ms sqs g n ne. Ss
Mixed cash 2sO March slo.e anS Stssr No cssS $50
May af SaSs BysSo Is44i e, pss 1as s,Sssss
ssss9 :5S !. q ls !. s
Is sl ls s Sss1I' fsr A
Dysa Meats shoulders % oOsp 70 Igs JssG ana sab
iy 4. 70 ss s' f ESr Clear and Ibis GO sOase
sSor, Y csar oSsS HAN. 5S Que Su.a a cS %
5 ZOO O sSt BUSH A. RSas harley Loo
sssSSS Ss: Ss. 'S s,
TOLEDO Mar. A-whsat active, sssir cash s1,ssloosc
Nay sse ASSast ss casS ass Nav ,9v aso
ssss SSsb eoys y 20
SiSy sass $50 $50 I Ssss " w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirabk
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK & SONS
Bankers, 20 Hassau-st, New-York



pyo MAE e; a., IA q hOo; oI Lac no
sane time hat week A.lS0 bead ConsigEed tnrongh
80 ned through today ~ carloads ali o. which y
market ggsE and MsSk Comma 20 ss = ~ 7
S1s n, ss ss ~ stscksrs aud FEEDERS "a 5O0sS 20
Mch sS2aSi0 Voas 50 90 Ssd 70 bulk OF offerings
Amen ana Rsoeipa hst "a hours wers 900 head
sS as DOC consgned through ~ eAFloada ~ OF which 70
NeW.Yof 90 carloads ~ sale MARKET steady yish AR
"a Isl Choice 70 Xtra "a 7sas5 80 Fair 20 Coed IAmbs
go SsoG a., g ani SSss sss. Ss
ne 1eei t6aR .r "a $50 For same time Isl week 10000
Conssnod through sunday % cara "a q which 70
oonsned ronEh today 81 cars 20 q which 70 New
q g sA 3 sos q % sess YeSsTs so4
Medium Welghts 81 1884 e0 Rough "a 0O9et 20 Smgs
"a GSd13 30 balk Of offerings sold.
Jeupna rtposts, 6ats-Rscepts 1900 hoAd shipments
sso0I markpt Fsak Beeyes a 299st So steers f2 20
ri o. stockars and Feeders ~ zoos 80 Cows Bulls and
HCss&hsSsp,. 10000 Asae shipments $780, n..ks.
sss4 'g%sSs aSSGs: q q
At houn. Mar A.-CAttis-Rsoeips 900 8 shipments
IA 30 Feir lool % 00Se9 90 butchers Steers Medium
70 Coes " 80 stockors and Feeders FAIR % aood
81 spes 90 Rangers, corn'fed ~ 7o@sS Ao' SrA'sied
s1HossyRScsipa 1900, shipments 900 market hiShss
Choice Heavy and Butohers Selections ~ oVeSt ~
Ordinary % Beet ~ SSS % anna, ns,s,, s.rOnr
M Choice % o0dt 80 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
1axTENsIYE GOLD MINE FoR sALE

"A :. ..,, =, nublie auction by the vnderssnsd, -
~. Msrehsns,, Exchange, In tho City Of HsLnN en
thursday the Tourseee.h DAY Of hafeh nex ~
O'clock noon, that extensive valuable and ws.e8upe
SoTn NINE known As the Duferin GOLD NINE siss.
s,e on the Atlantic coast about ninety miles eaSs -
.,sv pa,ly mail from uahfax IeicsNph omes ~
salmon River four miles from tho workA ssimon S,s
ss, never ree.es and Is safe and eesy Of seees Tae
,s 800. sla sress each 15ox2so test al W ens
49, Tha entire area measures fftesn hundfea re- ~
,iath across and eight thousand rye hanaIoa ~ ay
s.ss along tia odes The leases have nesfu i'uSssa
years 10 run ami At any time De reaos es,,.,s -
80 w,,hIn this area Q belt Of veins DIPPING IN -
s,sa AZ an antlciinai. They have been ioena " -
,naaa ON the surface extend upwero OF Aoo 49, -.
ore has bean partially removed 70 oepsh y - -. -
h,.,.n.. AZ about 700 feet and 10 depsh sssnsss
.A.u, 70 teet over an additional LOCO fest w ssnss
,hsrcabauts The veins are Of various wid'a. ~
sve,a Eng about ten feet Of solid eusrtz.
mis- mine discovered tn ne autumn . ae = ,ss1
.s ms rorked 70 any extent Until the autumn o. 49,
:. IA ,,sasd M 10 the end Of Novsmosr soiS osns
AZ seid from "a Sos Of quartz seeoraMs sA -
,s,s.,u. made % ,As Mines once Inc sea en- -
produced a. cost which win isavs : VIZ
margin Of profit ,,o,se6 NJ v,rss
rvs sSs power being Tine q VIE re-
I5S e. sa'i, a s'ss
s.. s'ss; ? /: :sss ss q s
sSsssss ssss sa Ss ssa II YSo Sc 9
Se~ss assisting csgas as s5ods sod cs Ss Il ss
tMsnty.nss "a NIL wsssrod Ind owned VIA W. 49,
ssys, S. sss IT, also psydss
s ssss .aa ss sgg 1. s az ~
e se y, y uPsusss Of Tie Rspstt !bs no "A
nine g az SsDsss sScsn h'
number Of employees. - -. 49,, rersf&A ~ pRrtn1
Sas " s y Sc s ess, 6a q One sns Y
| Il Rss q b s5id % snsbls he ssiAn % =
s'sH ss v ~ 8 81 sess Sssess xsss s
eror der az Eia Thn deposit ~ - u<1S3 sf 61S
nngShsssr miiH q copIets the pureh1ss ssse g
Further particulars cen % esa e 81 . yAhU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
CLOSING fRlcEs OF CALIFORNIA SToCkA
Boston March 4 ieSe
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
Monday. March Ar


The stock market was dun and heavy in the
morning hourA although no sufficient excuse was
afforded by the current news The delay In
completing the organization Of the new Western
traffic association, caused by the refusal Of Com
missioner Walker, Of tbs Interstate Commerce
Board, 70 accept promptly the executive control,
naturally disappointed the bull faction In tho
Granger shares, and sharp decline IN TexAs
and Pacific stock and bonds excited some uneasl-
ness among the holders Of the Southwestern shares
Il Is possible, in spite OF the :" bear arguments
that Mr. Walkers request for delay was not
political nor economic, and that before tho time
expires. he viii signify his consent 10 become the
head Of the Interstate Railway Association.
The decline in Texas and Pacific securities
may not be explained so easily, and. although
rumors Of poor earnings Psrvaded ths stoek E.1-
picIon that these rumors did not reveal the whole
cause Of the generous selling.
Ip the later dealings there was sharp change
approval OF the amendments 70 the Interstate
Commerce law, which greatly increase the powers
OF the Commission, and still more 70 the con
fldent tone Of the Inaugural Message. The Presi.
dents suggestion in favor Of the establishment
OF American steamship lines was ample excuse
for o sharp advance IN Pacific Bln1l which closed
consideration Of the tariff and the Treasury
surplus impaired encouragement In other difee-
tons Louisville and Nashville WINS inst In
point Of activity, but its final advance fell short
Of per cent whilo other foremost stocks scored
much smaller gains. IL Is worthy Of notice that
the stocks Of the Western railroads interested
In the new trafio association dragged throughout
the day, with the exception of Union Pacific.
which gained 10 per cent in sympathy, perhaps,
with O rise OF Q "a IN the price OF Oregon Short
Lne, which 10 owns Atohlson WINS particularly
| weak In The face Of rumors that Mr.. Gould was
seeking to gain control Of the company, and, like
Burlington and Quincy, closed little above It's
lowest point
As a group tho coal shares were far from being
stfong, but the dealings IN them were light and
their final declines small. The closing Was
generally ct Substantial concessions from the
best figures, although there was no shrinlSaTe In
the afternoon activity.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were In better demand. al
fhou Oh thara waa NO ffnnortant advance In ufleaa
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ENTRIES FOR RIcH STAKES
OVER 400 NOMINATIONS REcrryED
wnsrcHEsrxn GETS 1.afs AND MoNsfou1H
unnr r,xAN aooc--xxcENsIuG JOCKEYS

zrrsrsurerrn errs 1efs AND MONMOUTH
MORE THAN s.ooc--rzcEssIEG JOCKEYS
rha sars a. mo rnishoBaoiIsr race track At Wes Z
cnestcr DOS not cause Leonard VI jerome trc shgn.
y 80 .,eassnees new Tho New York Jockey Club,
Of which MI Jerome Is president, advertised WE'VE
siahss 10 eiose On March = Tho veteran t''riman
has been In almost constant attendance ~ iho ouv
heasou.rserx dnce FRIDAY morning, opening letters
ara eonnttur entries and lass night he whispered TO
I f.vs s,tsuate friends at the Union Club that the
,,rnr az nominations received up 20 date Is i2so,
a., s.,oraeo u over 400 for each stake Mr. serpms
as nariieriarly delighted with the success Of tne
<zrss I,cifpss ssakos for twoyear-olds with $4,000
.s,ssr su,oney. The conditions Involve no pccsjles,
fa.t SO koenly appreciated BY owners that nearly
200 Youngsters have been named Al possible starters
skod uTsnsy OF these go TO the post the stakes wiz
rc worth At least sc, 900.
All the prominent stables have entered freey-tae
pwysrs. ". &. Scott. August Belmont James Gal
way. ,, D. Haegin 4. y cassats ~ ~ wiMsis, up
tain sans brown senator Heawt, J. A. and A a.
Norris the Chicago Stable and others Tho mails VIII
nroashiy bring In 100 moro entries, making the fetal
number 1875.
fapta,n cosssr, secretary and handicappsr sor the
Monmouth Park Racing Association, mad not footed
on hes returns when Trbue reporter eslled yestes-
nav but he saia that he knew enough to Zoe, assured
that he total number OF entries received would reach
a Il aid not exceed, that Of last year, whioh was
a.fs considerable falling Of in TIE longer races
BON mile ana an vshsh 70 ui,o -. - -
for the shorter onss--from fve furiongs 10 mia
f,nfy three horses have been declared sut Of ths
CITY Handicap 20 be run at Jerome Park IN MAY
Firsnzi Kansver and Bella B.
IAe question: " u0s 49, $500 ..t,,..A a.
seems 10 have been dropped. Tao ciaps rslusou -
sc-on.rats ia tho matter and Botfns has bean heard
sv-vPst-so - o.,,sa,r,Art isss sxli thas
Of IL since John miners 49, -. - .h,.
sss.1 ~. v.yz,Iar rseting Of this club VIII be
hsld to.morow sn tho Madison Square bank hulia.
so ana a "a said fhat there may be discussion OF
- go $3.50.
ths snbJecI !. -. :.
Individual members 81 al ehs ofsss - - 49,. -
,icsuxnx tocfeys Ne objection % The plah has peen
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Aneticn Sales.


A LEONARD BROTHERS CO..
go ETH.AvE.
T. A. LEONARD. Aueaonsss.
COLLECTION OF
CHINESE AND JAPANEsn
OBJECTS OF AIT.
Antique Chinese PorceainS sronres. Lsecusfs sseA
CRYSTALS Ivoriss. &C., &C.,
SOLD BY oRDER OF
MEssRs. HEgTER BROTHERS.
1854 SHAVE.
THIS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
MARcH AND g. AT . O'CLOCK,
Ara now an exhibition, the private collection u
MODERN PAINTINGS
Mr.. HUGO RBIssINeEK
Of this city.
compyising selected works Of re
BEADING EUROPEAN Artistic
In most cases purchased from the artists dreet ana nov
pnbiiciy exhibited for the nrst time. -.
mn mn soTn TOMORROW fwEDNEsDAD EVEN
ING. MARCH o. AT . O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
COTTON MARKETs.-pY TELEGRAPH.

LvEsgoo Mar, - noI'SnE oS
Futuge. elaaed steady. Amerean Low niddling
clause March delivery A2e%G sesrs March and April az
sssit Nay and Ians DELIVERY $500 sesrs June ADD
yufv delivery a20ld July and August aelvefY,
blAgld buyers; August and September delivery 3e04a
Suyers September October delivery 28Btd sellers
September delivery. 5000 buyers.
GALVESTON Mar ACTION nrm. MidAlins, lo Low
Mddpg, 9S Good Ordinary, e1 net and gfoss receipts
yisS s607 bales saies 4S0 baies Stock 36eSs bales
NORFOLK Mar ACotton hrtn Kidding 9si net and gross
rnosipiA b2l bales exports the continent 1900 bales
eossse b72 bales ssles bsb baes stock SssSs baiea
aayAsx1H Mar. l--cotton steady. MlddlnE Oh Low
2 bales s1posts @ the eostnepA ss9S 9se' o0aS'~ise
NHWORiEANs, Mar. A--Cotton inactive ana urn ModtnS,
iSiei Low bnddiing, sic Good Ordinary s% mes re-
ssRe Sass ,.alcs 10 So bales. STOCK SiGSSs baiss
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
rrAruREs OF NEw.oRK pEALINes.

FEATURES or NETWORK pEALINGs
Tho wheat speculation enjOya istle more sctlvty than
4. ala Al the short session on saturday, The dacne 40
peared TO have exhausted It's extreme impetus although
ina tendency Of values was stu downward Tia visible
sunvly statement showed ecins Of 7aosSo buzhels.
which was more than bad genspy been expected but weak
or cables Offset this inuspce ge,hss with continued SAIL
Ing dsposltlon on the part Of the forsn eemsnt May
ranged from 9s TO 90 SO cent. op sge Local ssyssilg
cents Cub Prices were cossd ~ isSS css Il
SS 81 March, for Ap ~ n ios -. srne spa 20 a
lower with no export demand Mslp,e only $500
more conservative In their odetgs AN on soins grsae.
tone ana most months ,aliid ~ Spang ~ ~ 90 e,
June oas yes strSnssis i1a Nay q M 81 IA SSs
al 81 10 cents sOsng .mussa ns ssss X
800 heroes for export Ias Vgaons a e as
June 81 ouf 30 N az
ns.eers so sd 5Ss ,aa s ws =
Data SEQ bushels qta ssa w snS ~ Lou
tho Sss si so,s sas sss s ar Az III
blshelst oats! 1876 2o3 puannn, s st4 sVfoSs p'''
"a. -four 1883 barrels.
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Pn,nucp MARKETS.

Psrs-Ia poor demand Hanls-In good demand haeon-
anmanA Srirts OF turpentino-In good demand 0rm at
SSs Rosin,Jn fair demand LArd-spot ana tuturssIn
RSay &C s4s 6di April steady at Ses "a May steady a.
1aa1 Whoat--In poor demand Fonp-In fair demand
fair demand fnturesTn poor demand Hops
a. i1nd6n-New. orb etate-I In fair danand.
Hscepts OF wheat for the past week from Atlantic pors
Loo quarters from Pacific PORTS meme rom other soarees
Receipts OF American coin Tor the past Teek $4,000
ouarterA ~, a.. a.
VfosDoN Mar. a. D. m.-Linseed OIL lss Cd per owt
htTwsss Mar Iwioo1s lara closed % france as
eenf nes per 100 kilos. -.
0psqwskr Mar pale American n frAaos
~ cea nes paid and IA francs IS confines selera
DRRIfKa, Mar. A-Petrolennl-6 marks 30 pienhixs
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on MARKETs.

on err Mar afatouA Tyaasit Cart hcaeA opened as
e2LJ hgbesh 02Si lowest OF closed. s2a ssleA,
SS00O0 barrels cleafAnees lbbOoo barrels oha!tsra.
reis
puTsspna Mar. 4--Patsoieum dull but steady, National
02Ea lowest els
BaApFoRp, Penna Mar S-EatiouAi Transit Certificates
CleafnnoeA. 47S,000 bbis.
TIfusy5S Psan Mar atonal TIansi. c ss Gates
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TIE PETROLEUM Mz11E1.
NEWS FROM THE rrrLr

NEWS FROM THE FIIELD AND RANGE OF PhICDA
Thsfe was Only nafse~ volume Of trsdine N cyids
OIL crheates yesterday ana The specuaou vss withcus
new inviting feature The news fsom ta eli eopntry wss
encouraging 70 the producers In the Southwestern sesf
tcg. but It ala reach degrees Of Importance 10 Asss
a. a factor m moraent Ia the market western selins
accomplished an early decline from o. ~ csn 81 So
lowed There was . slight advance In refined OIL fAt
eave the unusually steady pressure Of buxness ~
this season bat also OF the conservative policy pufsco
By the fehnins interests 10 maintain sure hold crea
The foreign trads and tho same time encourage
gradual recognition abroad Of the strong position Of shs
American commodity. Renewals made gensrsIiy ~
yesterday, although tAess FREQ lending serAcatss
that could easily be withheld from Tho nAskss
is one left 90 the influences Of tho trading element 70
tie aresent modified by field advfces fnd ec1nnfefeab
necessities The close was strong. but qulek -,