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New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
GRATN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
-. .r,.pre az yrw.yoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NiW.YORK DEALINGS.
Their, were some indications Yesterday 81 ten
dency IN wheat to rally from the recent rcactionary
Influences business in the speculative lne fell on,
cnly 500 900 bushels being dealt In and there was
uule hcvond "A professional character to the opera
uons. Weak and lower cables came early and the
Northwestern receipts up 10 the full standard
These Influences were Offset by bigger clcaranccs
and revived export demand. tho West also showing
the touch Of the biz bull who recently uttered such
confident predictions ~ 10 the future. May opened
off cent at - cents, but rose 10 - 1 cen -,
ending only shade under the top notch' july
RANGED from - - to - 9-lO cents. tinl price,
Wcr, unaltercd for March AZ - H. of : for Aprl
AT - and up : for May at - 5o, - for June az
~ and , for July at 90 - and December at
- CASH wheat was firm, with export sales of 10000
~ 900 bushels Of No. 1 hard spring wheat was IN
cludcd
cash corn was l--d Ia cent higher and the export
demand reached heavy proportion, amounting 10
The large export inquiry a well n the better tone
i'm wheat advanced the options 3HG II cent tndl
n.urcs being a. follows March, 80 =, APRIL 30 90
NAV 81 ii June. 81 ! = July, b 3-o cents
40 900 bushels, The options closed shade better at
- 81 for March - Il for April, - 3i for May and
Lard was dull and practically unchanged at 81 80
for May. T6 80 for July, - ~ for september, ana
The receipts If grain and -four reported yesterday at
New YORK; Phlad lpha, Baltimore ana Boston were as
follows Wheat ~. .j9 bushcl, IN. ido.996 bushels
oa,s 10j.-GO bushels; total grain o7s'',Do bushels
-four 3 .}O5 packages At Chicago, Milwaukee, and
St Iou, the arrivals were: Wheat. 12.1Vs bushels !:
corn sI8,5-5 bushels: oats. 3T1 bushels; total
grain, 1053,754 bushels -four. 10,i0i.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
Jfnthrrs.


A TUTORS. goyerEcAses. professors, teaenefs an an
cula.s Tor parents Modern language spoken y NIiIAN
COYRIEEE. 3 +. 17th-st. be- ftnate. ara hro4-"@1:
BILE TEACHERS, Tutors. GoSefne' e. Comr2ions
n Church Singers, MatfOu. supplied ffer u chsr-e
echocls recommended Miss NJ L. DONoNANS Teach
ers' Bureau Musical Agency. 80 East lit-st
A -BEsT TEACHERS American and Foreign. srpploa
"A. for ali branches. in all localities 10 ctT-e IfAc
IRIS WNNTFD no zee for registration. ioflA fDr stamp
T. r. AVERY American School Bureau. West lfth''t
n. y
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
sunnlies Professors Teachers Iutor,. ''oNcfesse-
&c To Colleges schools aid Families. Apply 70
Mrs NJ ]. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union square
rs,Ur UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. 1,stab. lsso)
Supllies schools with tea lcf- teachers WIN positions
" D. KERR Manager. ~ A-for Place. New-f ofH.
VIZ ANTED-In Girls College Preparaiory school grad
w uate Vas.ar or Harvard Annex a. teacher S'''h'r,
gymnastics phoncs German. and assistant ah,r ~
Tncli.h: experience required. Addr,, "tt reference
VASSAR. T.. 0. Box co. Ncw-York city
xx,ANTrD- French lacy. WIN music as nnr-efy
w covcrnees 'rerinan goNcfnoss. with hna~t '.,i an
,,rserv ',uyerne-s with Kinderlait'n. NliIAN
,UYRiEEE. 81 East '.h--t, between 4th'"Nr. anu
Broadway.
xxTOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU for
w both sexes) supplies professor, vachrf-
~,ueiclans lOusckecpNrs. pufanono thapl"n'- ~ -
colleges schools and families a,o oooEherpefs rie'os1A-
n1s-s and coyvists 70 Lrsine-. nrir- . - GA.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
COTTON MARKrrS-BY rELnGEApu

Liverpool, March -, p. m.-Coton-Ihe sales OF the
day include g. 700 bales American. Futures closed quiet
but steady. MISUNDERSTANDING. low mdding clause
March delivery 76id buyers March and April dcl,.
cry. 7.6id buyers; April and May delivery q S.Gid
sellers May and June delivery, Lad sellers June and
July delivery l.6ld sellers July and August delivery
1864 buyer, August delivery 1i-6d sellers Aucu,t
and september delivery l6id sellers; September de-.
livery ll6d sellers September and October delivery
J60id buyers October and November delivery IyGii
sellers N
low middllng, 10 ll-iCc good ordinary lO.c net and
stock, 1885, ' '''
Norfolk, March 27-Cotton steady; middling lie: no,
and receipts 513; exports coastwise 3lO san. l
stock, ., ,O0l. ' '' '''
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
THE DAYS STOCK MARKET.

The prevailing feature i'm to-day's stock market
was its duncss. II opened firm and for an hour or
80 durine the execution Of investment orders ruled
firm. I'm the carly dealings the advanccs-small
were general. Later there was renewed work
for depression and under free offerings Of con-
tracts on a duh market prices saggcd of some
fractions The business in listed stock, amounted
only 10 los. .2po SHARES. There was no unfavorable
news TO exert an influence but the dulness Of the
speculation gave the opportunity.
The reports Of railway earnings for the third
week I'm March are uncN Nycctcdly favorable. Out
Of thirty-two companies which have reported the
thirty showing gains give an aggregate Of $685.
5G7. against 81 ,39e.i 40 for the week of lss9-
"a gain Of $3Oi.lj or nearly - per cent The
two companics which have shown losses give an
aggregate Of $l5l.525, against 5'.is3-a loss
of S5.95-. or 81 per cent
The market generally moved so uniformly that
onlv here and there were there exceptions.
Chicago Gas, which opened up Is per cent at
AZ II. was sold of 10 - 3-i on report that
the hearing on the motion to cnlon the payment
Of the dividend at the suit OF holder of ten
shares Of stock. who ALLEGES that he purchased
his grievance at the cost of $3.50, WAS postponed
till April 3. and that the counsel OF the
company had stipulated that no dividend
would be- paid pending the delay The fact IS
that Judge Collins refused 10 cnJOln the diNl-
dcnd and II will be paid as advertised on March
- The stock rallied to and closed at i3 Is.
The enycrnors of tine Stock Exchange who are
80 soNciious of the morals of lis members, par
iicuarly on the question of violations Of It's
commission rules, have here n iine opportunity L,
npply The law of the State OF NeW-lOrk in regard
10 the dissemination of false reports calculated
10 influence the market value OF securities.
They will not improve 1t.
The market closed steady at some reactions.
THE BOND MARKETS.
The Treasury purchased S1l2,G5O bonds: 4
per cents Ss9s5O at l23. and II per cents
So 500 at 03 -. At the Stock Exchange no
business was done in Government bonds and
the quotations ruled as follows
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE M,pxrre

Liverpool March p, 3A5 2. m.-Bcef In poor demand
d rork IN lalf ueHhnd Hams In good demand Bacon In
lpor uelanu 'h'sr- ihr demand Is improving. 1uilow
IN fair demand spirits OF turptntIne in poor demand
iSo-lh IN toou demand ard-Spot and futures I'm moor
demand WHEAT In poor demand new No > winter rdnli
AZ os ia; new No spring nominal. Flour I'm moor de-
mand mixed western, April. steady at IS Cd Nav steady
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
CLOSING rE1crs OF rmI1ApELrnIA STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING.

Thursday. March 27-p. m.
The statement Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Company for February and for the three months
Of It's fiscal year is printed herewith. But as it
Goes not include the operations Of the Coal and
Iron Company. the h.urcs possess little importance
and may bc deceptive But there Is satisfaction
in the showing OF S61,sl in the railroads. net
earnings for February and an increase Of s i2.377
for the three months. Il is an insult 10 general
Intelligence 10 continue - publish these partial
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
7 EIIIuH VALLEY RAILROAD.

rAssENGER TRAINs ie,ve foot of Cortland. and Des-
7 a. H. for slatingtOn and Intermediate points.
8 IL. for Geneva, Lyons, LlEira, Rochester Buffalo
fGa ydns i1s snd %s aan ana c Ss Bse N' car
. 20 a. for Maucl ChcnA ana Intermediate ponts
D. N. for Tunxhannock and intermediate points. Chair
car to Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harris
40 D. m>for Emira and principal intermediate points.
Chair 70 Wlkesbarre and pullman sleeper to Sus-
ou - ~'e Tor sistne,on and intermediate points
3 40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg.
z D. for Geneva. Lyons. LmiI&, Rochester Buffalo
and the West pullman sleeper TO Lyons ana SuSDonso Ion
Trains leaving at a. M Il a. M. ?. y. and 40
p connect for all points In Mahonoy ana ha~eion coal
''s'O"S SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. IN. for Mauch Chunk, Hazle'on ana intTmed ate
oints ard IL a. M Cr Sheanc0ih and intern edat points
40 p. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
p. N. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Eochester Buffalo
the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons and Suspension
''''s'' General Eastern ONCE. 2s5 Broadway.
xNEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. \. G. &-
station New YORK. follows. and neen minutes earlier
from foot Of last ~ II Chicago Detroit, London
s5:I5 10 Toronto 10 30 M - IS. IS 10 D. m
Montreal Canada East a. NJ, - 10 y. m, Nl3Rafa
Fails sreuse UTICA and principal inermed'e % m ,a sta.o@,
for Utica only Kingston; Seueer;es, Cat'kiii Albany
e 30 = 40 soare ,s;S1 "a g9 a. 5 a.. 1nq - 40 aS
s,ess aysF't5sw esS s z ;o,o ;gi AS
Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago and ST. Louis Daily
DAILY except SATURDAYS VtheT Il"' daily oS eAas
ali 20 a. m, SO 40 D. Hoboken, West Shore station
m yS E % appv gS at o Bro BSooyS s5Te WashneoD
ST. 726 Fultonst, Annex once, FOOT Of fultonst New
HoSk PARK Pse sS Is VET i25 and wess
Shore Stations foot Of West i2dt. and foot Of Jays
iTsm hos aSd dne '' T. o' LxMnERr Geues.
Rssscnger Pass Agent. s vandCrbntave.. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
PROTECTION TO FARMING

address to Farmers and Special Reports of Iribunes
farmers Committee the various branches OF AEerca @ m
farming Ihe reports ar, AZ, Sa'"sn Tapkei
Gsrdcn products'' Wool Growing ''FaH and sugar
sFruits .Dairy Interests" and "Cereais' Hali The
size of The Weekly Tribune. cents copy Published
by The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
TILE TAPIEE OE 1882

A pamphlet Of 20 pages by 10 inches to the page
giving the duty on every under the present tsrn
md showing also whole free list An lntrodl
OF whole tariff legislation OF mo CHU.1
States from beginning OF the Governaont me import
Of every article dutiable free, IN 1893 ana loo
given. Of reference ana tne aomts o. uuy
vca, sine 179I Giving also a summary OF the Nils
fi and the senate tariff bill. Price II cents postage
raid Published by The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
MILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.

reference book. pamphlet form. devoted heartily
10 the interests Of dairynen and the producers OF mix
and cream sac in the large cities The systems
in Boston New York Philadelphia chicago
Syracuse London and other cities, arc fully described
toustitutions Producers Unions are given
also laws relating sale of milk PROCEEDINGS OF rc mt
I'm and NewYork statistics OF the bus
ness etc etc etc. living in counties adjacent
70 all great elites viii interested. Published by The
New.York Tribune. Price 25c. copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
RAILROADS..
TEN n SYLVAN a
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MARCH 2. 1890.


Trains leave stations foot Of Desbrosses and CeTt'
sUo !sUs' 'H LINE 70, the West, csHssaa rSDaaa
s'au'9 rs a. @ Columbus 80 ~ Chicago p IN m .pii Hnd
. ismort O' Lok Haven Remove except Sunday a"H
1855 1,os, eMN.ePT MPTiiH NEW-YoEK AND CHICAGO LIN
lied congoaed efeos'ey ye1ine S fuiian pinng s@oSns
AID psensSnif ans9 1ar rSD9 Ss.s .escs %
n5P1s1 snd ana SafSe shop 5rsy
q hone s S aSs6e S sstsS ses ghss @ sai
aHf 5Rfss il; n AS6 ND eSfSScIsYAE1
EXiRiss Pullman vestbule Sleeping Sar snion. ana yIa
s Car CcatS TO 81 OSt toambS
cnnati II IS Chicago p M and S' LOUIS w
$50 a5s MAErsEss Fl FSHa1 n D'SS's S l.
e SswYSrS . rssSyEs 81 h5ro.a aGSa
paas Car fq a. = c.: e.
7a 80 ne scS S'Is ss e Connes aiS Or
,pd p anS TGsfo dY Fps s''uiSaH Fman vseu.
sleeping NewYoIk = chicss9 HSyss csSssnS
Columbus 5 p m eTSs y, asy SedS rpS daS GSi'aa asa
for Cory Erie the on Regions. Cleveland and colum'
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
4shngton Llted Express Of PuIHn fesJs ha1toa Sns;
453 p s1Se' ne and sana'J u .G
b@P csI % 4o sSriyS CC sas So o.
ei5' 55 aSd % ,.d PIshs; OS
SUNDAY @ as& 90 Il y aas 80 Fer O on
gs,sssS sa9 c1sPqsd g q m sSsr. dsSs Dining
70, STS"ss @SSss1. gSses iSf srPaa Ps1is:
Mill For Cape Nav. 90 D. N. week dsys
and Norfolk Rairoad 90 a.. m daily except SUNDAY
and 90 p daily via Baltimore ana Bay Line 2'io
p NJ "eeN'O FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NASi; F. w,,"ssSa GO Shi.ss issitsa Kn'::sa a
ii 90 a. M, zoo l0 90 80 . :Y9 90 M ~. ~
90. :0Q 80 ~ ana w - M q" s n nv Sun
&SsTzSa a.y: sso ijS S 5iS'ss @ I'd I'd
II Il night Accom- oiation. 90 p. M
The New.York Transfer Company will call Tor ana cnecs
harpare from hotels I'D rc-idence-
For timetables OF local trains apply 10 any ucket sssos
OF w, w 9"P pi-GU j. r. WOOD.
Nanaoer General
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
WAR SHIPS SUNK AT SAMOA.

An Extra, pamphlet form. published by The Tribune
containing the thrilling account OF The wreck OF tne AIl-
can War Ships at and the gasnry o. The Yankee
tsrs also Including Setepont OF Oklahoma John to"n
who have married titles abroad "Hunting stories"
''Americas New Navy" with fu list Of the new sps.
COPY.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
prrDGET OF POLITICAL EXTRAS.

Budget OF Political Extras made up Of one OF each OF
The Tribune's Tariff and other political Extras oi he la
Presidential Campaign, and including the IaT1 OF 1882
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

Deposits in bnks 26'590530 26o20,4s5 Dec. oof,o,'
Net cash balnce ISL 65s s239 1892 Dec S9lSzo
The foreign exchange market was ilt.n" ntor',aS
dull but the rates were held steady ;,c uio d.
quotations for actual business as 1ollo"s l, d
ers' bills at 81 S4 and S4 SO 3-4 lor lo,7 On
short sterling respectively French francs az onJ
and 5I8 Is: rcichmarks at 30 ana 10 49, WA"
guilders at 40 and 40 1-8.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank of England ao eleil
weekly meeting to-day made no change III its I:''e ~
for discount and it remains at per cent DurlnS
the week the back gained f147 900 bul!on'anu .llc
nronortion of it's reserve to its liabilities was re-
ducrd from q .48 to 46.14 per cent, against ue
cline from 42.23 to Al 80 per cent IN the salle
week of last year. when its rate for discount Wss @
2 per cent The bank to-day gained to,VVV
IuIIion ON balance The weekly statement OF the
Rank of France shows gains OF 3,53o.VOo francs
rnId and . 975 900 francs silver. AT the London
Stock Exchange British consols were easier AT
az ais and 81 IA respectively for money ana
account In the open market money ruled lor
discount of bankers bills 5-Sa2 "a per cent,
and for balances at 1-2 per cent. par i sliNcr
was irrner at 43 1850: per ounce A.nrli.ar ,
railways were higher, following atter ycs'GtuaS
home market, and closed firm Al faris rIenoh i'anoh
ner cents. after decline to 1882 IL, recovered
and closed unchanged at 87.97 IL oishC eN, Ac
Change ON London was off to 252l IL lrahcs
to the {. , oh,;ootiors
Holders of bonds, stocks, debts ana oolgatiomns m
~ tho Cameron Iron and Coal Company are IN
yted to deposit the same with the Central Iruoe
Company under plan of reorganiZalon, CDpiee CDpe
of which may be obtained al the central lrhs,,
Company The time of deposits is limited 10 anu
including April 3.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

There was abundant supply, but an early
manipulation caused some borrowers to pay per
cent lor small loans. The general rate was la
per cent, and at the close there was an un-
wanted supply at l-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, SlO5,22',511; balances,
Si.s65,40
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House S3gJ.25l Its net loss on balance was
Si2i70l made up by coin gain Of $3.50, 500,
less a currency loss of S3j.s0s. The days opera
tions included Receipts S2,423,213; payments,
S2.S47. .914 resulting in general balance Of
$l7 7OG.5S3, consisting of Sl73,4s 1867 coin
and S5.222,214 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $l7O.6ll National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S723,320, the in
ternal revenue receipts Si3l ABB, and the mis-
celaneous receipts Sl6.0S9.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
March %. March II. Differences.
Net gold hand sss 7soios sls3 ojs Dec si2o3'o
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

State issues were rcrtGinly neglected. or
city bank stocks, America sold j - at 2l0 IL,
Merchants t50l at l5s, Ncw-lork l22) at PA.
1radcsmcns lO) at so and Western National
ulOl at 9oa9i.
The general bond market moderately active
and generally firm. Atlantic and Pacific incomes
sold at II 5-sal5. Atchison, Topeka and Santa
fc As were sought for at 81 J-S. Missouri,
Kansas and 1cNas Central new Is first mort
gage were quiet vt - 3-4a76. Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and Western extension IS were active
N 1Ol 3-laiO-. OHIO. Indiana and Western
second reorganization certificates were firm nj
SO 7-s to 30. Wisconsin Central incomes were
up 10 90 -. Reference is made to our full re-
port of bond sales.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

An interesting valuable document. containing fun
report OF the proceedings OF the National Pcbyteran
Assemblies OF 1889 and many Of the principal reports
verbatim including the important report on lmm9raton
&c pages. Published by The Tribune PHce 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
TRIBINE ALMANAC. 1900.

Tho Tribune Almanac holds It's against all ccners
AZ the standard book reference for political election
6rsnciai rcnson aad statistics and information No
one who has refer 10 facts and bgurcs can
afford to be without IL. % cents a copy
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
CEVTE\VIAT, IN NEW-YORK.

Tho only account in pint OF the Centennial OF the
Insugurati6n Of Washington as first President of the
I{ned States containing the speeches OF Harrison
Depew, Cleveland nm and others, and Bishop Poers
~ nscturss handsome pamphlet Of 1872 pages. Con:
Sfhine also history the ''Sons OF the Revolution"
Published by The Tribune. Price, 2tc . copy.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28

Refined oil was UNCHANGED at 10 cents per gallon IN
iarr l. and go cents in cases. ~,
MARKS London 5i.nji. pence
uu CITY Pom. Marcn National Transit certiicao.'
on.nsd s5i-c, highest. $500 lowest - tfc, clo-,.i
IT,. .,.- 100 600 ahi~: charters. $685. bDlS; ship
NOM. el slf nhl4. runs. 73.'l9 bpl~.
,if,-hurr March .1.-Petfo.run duf National Transit
rfinra. opened c5'c closed NJ Soc highest e''-'
rr,afori penn March o7-Natonai Transit certificates
on.d ar SO. closed SIG. highest, o1'aci lowest,
A.l ole, hhl~
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
New Civilizations.
NO ONE SHOULD FAIL TO READ
THE VOLUNTEER, just issued,

An illustrated 64-pagc monthly, containing
Olustee Serial Story OF the War in Florida; Jefferson
Davis Reviewed The Haunted House; The Pilot Of ST.
Andrews; The Survey Current Thought Hard Tack
and Salt Horse.
For sale at the News Stands, price 10 cents. Trade
od l,v Now
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
NEwY@oRKCEEN1R @
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive At and depart from
&..<Np CENTRAL. crAfIO\.

Fourth Ave. aud i.d ST. New Jerk.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
4AA4No I-l.AN l. AS fOLLOWS
500 A. NJ lASl NuW -hOi.h SlAIt EMPRESS
900 A. vi. CHICAGO NESIlBULE lIMITED-due
at Chicago D. M, neat day
1000 A. ". SOUTHWESTERN VESTIBULE LIN
lItD-aue Cincinnati %, indianapolis 10 80 q. H..
1880 4. II. v y RsiTF;RN DAY ExPREss-daily exceps
Sundays. Train leaving Saturdays does run
West uf Detroit or Cleveland.
900 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EXPREss-due Chicago
1900 r. NJ. FAST NiGHT EXPREss-ior rochester
Hui.o. Nagar. rails AID the Vest 0~'
iISHkiL.. tNl;WBU krlll. POlGHkEEPSlE, RHINE
BECK lKlNHSlONl. AND HUDSON rs 90 IL 10,
II 20 a. M i5 80 90 d 3o p M also for PoCGH:
m, > 20 3 80 a.ii : 50. 30 p. m.
ALBANY. UTICA. SYRACUSE. ROCHESTER, BUE-
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLS-S 80. . so. 10 80,
~ 90 ~ IA, .OO' 10 100 p n. also Albany and Utica.
TROY. SARATOGA. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS ANp
900, 10 80. IL 30 M. 80 600. 10 100 p M.
AuBURN. GENEVA AND CANANpAIGUA-ts: so.
-, 81 90 a. n - 70; 1900 M tri2 :oo midnight
For tickets and space In Sleeping Cars, apply 1t Crane
.Shtra station, AZ Nos Alb. 1885, 342 and broadway,
= Parh Place ~ West l25th.st, and 3Sthst. station,
Newl9rA; 1888 Washlngton-st 726 Fulton.st, and 500
Bediord-aye. T. D. Brooklyn.
hotels and residences through tO destination.
Daily except Sunday NDaily except Saturday. Other
Above trains, except those leaving at 80 a. m aud
JOHN N. ToucEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
Age
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
PFPTrRIICAN GLIB HANDBOOK.

, A handsome pamphlet describing at length the Re;
prblcan Club the United States the National
and State Leagues and many Of the principal clubs
Rules for forming club Topics for dc bate, etc. etc
The Tribune the official newspaper OF the League and
this Is the Official handbook Pce 20 cents Order from
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
>, for months 81 5o2 os2 s1,7a5 o5o Inc. s1'297s
rr-poprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAisnrAo -
London March q. D. mconsols g So 'Cr odinar v"V
and 07s for account Erie 70 Menossn 1os Nenran
sG1, St. Paul common, 7o,t KReadhs' -Vs' ''A''"
~''sa Har silver i quoted at 10 f3-l6d per ounce
Mon,s ., d.count in tho open market for both short
and three months hills T. "a per cent o. ,.. o..
adj quote cent rrnt'' hO -
certin,n. for account and exchange on Lohcoh ~
-, francs "a ,entnlcS for checks , r...s
IN balance to-day Is 10000 - , ,..-oo..a c1.- o0n
lhc bullion the Bank OF England hcresSeo ~if'"'0
during ~ week .osa~,.a 70
Tbc nro,s,rton Of Bank o. Fngands reserve 70
,,atiiI,vp which last week BIAS per cent Is no"