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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATER1AL-Gcncally strong ana IN
fair demand. II5ycrstrN. - 15dTd 90 roloh'
DafS '"q RoscnGaP cc@n i - per- BIZ Amer
lean Portland - ljaS2 30; English Portland 3 20
% German Portland, - 35dS- % Iochlann common
Lime u per Dbl and do finishing, - 2oi stat LIN,
Sc St johns lime. 9Od95c Laths steady az - 30 pr
1000; Goats Hair, 22a2jc per bush; cattle HaIr' II
CHICORY-Thc demand moderate. but no changes re-;
ported quote: Srclig~ yellow Paper. D @1'sr anu
,ranuatcd -. H. = genuine tanuAt'd 0tc' lay lor
Uroth e. English casks, csc, in bbl~ O'c.
NararaibO pc Cduca, lNi40lS2ci caracas. lD6 loc ;
trinidad l3hc Bahai. l2lac. and Guayaqul, l3dlfc.
COOPERAGE STOCK -Mola-ses and sugar stocks have
declined Tho past week \ fair business. We quote !:
Heads 3sInch. 81 7jdSi - 36inch, 81 ijdfl 5O Old
Shooks AMI New Heads 3s-lnch ~ 30 36nch. II - ;
Old shoots without .ads - o. Rum shocks and li'ad
- 40 Ijoops II feet s27ds3I T. feet. s2sdt29
- COFTEE-Rio on the spot had los, demand to-day. but
tho general feeling one o. stradnc,s. Fair clrgoes
Quoted AZ oN. and NO :. fat bean ISL 1Siic. Sales
zoo b1c, so o. i6asdlGac. Mid grades fairly active
md rrm. Sale 200 bags Laeuayra, 200 lags Mara
r,bc 23G1 bags Caracas and 80 bags Central American
Mi private terms. The option market tended lower
weaker cables and frear ceiling. partly Tor 'long"
count Opening sales indicated decline OF lodlI points
ami this followed by further break OF 5dlO points
closing barely steady NJ the bottom. lavre dropped
slightly onlng. Receipt, AZ Rio and Santos
iayrr which added The heavness. no cable quotes
recnlar nr-t. 300. good second. $50; exchange
lprlvate) "a. receipts 1000 bags Rio clearance, Tor
United States. 1000 ag-. Total stock
iS5 GOO BAG, Santos receipts. 5000 haes
Receipts at RIO july !. 1859 20 February -, 1890
sol 600 bags time 1889 32O3 GOO hags
flmo 1855 200 Oc0 bag. Receipts at Santos July l.
1859. to February -. 1890 $500 bag zane time
.af,s har to-day bag. n follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
COTTON wAEKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

day Include - 800 bales American Futures closed steady
American Middlnp, low niddling, February delivery,
G3-jd sellers February aud March delivery. "a I'd
s.lles- March and April delivery, 6JGid buyers April
and Nav delivery 26id sellers May and June delivery
046id sellers June and Jny delivery 5Gid sellers
July and August delivery O64d sellers August delivery
6jfd buyers August and september delivery, sold
buyers September and October delivery 60Gtd sellers
October and November delivery. 1884 buyers
savannah. Fob. 2j.-Cotton quiet; middiDg, 1850 low
miCdng, l0asc good ordinary. 0'tc net and gross
cets. ga bales exports 70 Great Britain 1872 bales
TO the continent l45O bsiss ceastwise. l527 bales
sac~. 10 bales stock 81 37S tses.
Galveston. Feb 2j.-Couon dull mddng l0i.c; low
mding, lOasc good ordinary, ljl6c; not and gross
receipts o3j bales exports coastwise, 3,7l7 bales
s.le- - bllrs stock, 800 bales
Norfolk. Feb 2j.-CoOn steady middllng, 10'sc; net
receipts 3GS bales 44O t@les; exports coastwisc
80 bales ,llcs. ! 10 'tales stock. $3.50 baiee.
New.orlecsns. Feb. 25ECott0o quiet and steady
% Lice net receipts 2G4 bales; gross, 1898 bales
exports to Great Britain. 400 bales % the Continent
32s3 bales salos, 500 bales stock. $3.50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. % (Specau.-Thc indications to-day wero
that by Thursday there would be precisely the
OF weather over winter wheat belt experienced
last Thursday. Almost all tho messages that Ia
from the dwelt upon phase another Of the
promised blizzard. Tho price started a. trinng ad-
vance Is doubtful If the weather talk alone would
market the opening At the critical
moment staboard furnished some export news, and
shippers reported the taking Of 10000 bushels.
result tho close at the top for tho day May which
opened III, cents aud dropped to 774d17, stop
ping at ~, 0dyanccd Las cent closing At
10. a3Oc Tor NAV. The receipts. o35 cars, although
large under Tho expectations. The estimate, for
wednesday $50 ears, showed sharp Milling Oh. oats
like corn advanced small friction, May going from
2O7.. Provisions dull. but steady.
Iatocy Brothers had dispatch from Berlin that the
man Government had withdrawn ~ prohbitory decree
against Danish pork. and the heip4 the market iiTtc
closed exactly where 10 Gr Monday At 80 ~
SO; May ribs az ~ 81 lard at - 30, sellers. May
wheat the curb 77a,d17's cents puts 71 calls rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
GRAIN IND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURE, OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.
stronger market, were generally enjoyed 40 the
Produce Exchange Yesterday Cash wheat improved
1884 cent and So 900 bushels were taken for cX-
port mainly to the Continent. The bull,h influence,
Oh tho OPTIONS were the renewed purcha,cs for ship
ncn uuayOIablc report, respecting the crop In all
fOrua and a Of IO4 900 bushels III the amount
Oh pas,sgc to Europe. February wheat IN Liverpool
dropped penny but the decline had no effect 40 II
Wa regarded natural reaction irOm an extreme
advance. Cold weather in the Northwest and small
import, OF Indian wheat hItO tic I tcd Kugdom
were additional influences hvOnne holders. Yet the
better values were not accompanied BY incrc isci
activity In fact, only 100000 bushels changed
hands and the trading Wa between local operator
Nav wheat tho curb strong at 40 LID ~ , :
cents. The official close showed net gains OF = Tor
February at 50, Mar1h al - Ii and May at 40 4,
b. for April at 50 : aul cent for June at 90
cent.
The news affecting was VI a beTish nature,
but IL produced little eject on tho market Tho re
CENT, were large and Increase OF 100000 bushels
was reported in the am'unt passage Nevertheless.
spot lot, were "A shade better and shippers bought
La 900 bushcl, here and 10000 bushels AT the ont
ports The options weakened Oh the nearby months.
dosing down i > for February al - rs and March at
%. while April unchanged at 30. and up I5@ :
cent for MAY AT 80 IS and June at 81 = cents.
stronger all around and moderately active.
The options La ! cent AT - Ia Tor February
and March 20 81 fer April and 2G 80 cents for Nav
Lard was firm. Late on Monday there we're sales
Of 600 tlcrccs arrive for export. The March Op
tons closed unchanged at So %, but mp la3 points
for the other months follows: April, 81 -; May,
50 u July. 81 80 October, 20 -.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New York. Philadelphia Baltimore 1nd boston wcIo
As follows: Wheat 1914 bushels; corn, S43.l3j
bushels oats 1s0OG6 bushels; total grain, iODo.0jO
bushels, -four, }20i1 packages. At Chicago, Milwau
bushels corn, 655372 bushels; oats 37770l bushels
total grain 1Cj,324 bushels; nOur -, SO bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
THE STATE OF IKADb.

Baltimore Nd Feb. 25.-CottOn firm; middtns IL 40
Flour steady H0wardst Western super ~ DDS 20
extra 81 50 80; do family, s3 I1d7i 81 cry
q. SO spng do 81 s5ds5 IS do straight - =oast 80
extra, 10 GOds4 Wheat soutnern-taiIiy active shS
arm; FutZ, 1Saoc Longbcfry, oOdooe steamer a.,
rcd Western steady No winter req spot any
February 5lis dsl Sc March, olSsdSlS.c Nay 90
$3.50. Com Southern-Quet ana rathef easier wi,,7
February S64c; March 3)'4c APRIL 10 august
PENNSYLVANIA, 2sG3ic; Western, whit, 23&d3lc; d9
miIed - lsd29c graded No . white. 30a3lc. Rye dun
aud unchanged Hay hrm prime u choice tlnoh az
1913 Pro-, visions steady aud quiet mess poin fIU oal
al new bulk meats, loose shoulders, DC long clcs anu
rib sides. So sugarcued picked ,houldsis DC;
sgarcurcG smoked shoulders. 02c hams, l04d ara
rcflnrd 7Lc crude, sac Butter irm Western packed.
tra1r Is Petfol,im unchanged Coiec finn Rio
par otSadS; refined 13i.@iiLc whisEey firm, 81 o9s
~ 10 fr"eht- TO LNerlooi per steamer, steady and
orders A. 9dd5, Recepts-Elour, 9,7ll bbs; wheat
600 bush 81 900 bush oats. 2l5oo bush ry
S,G Wheat i. 900 bush corn 245 900 bush
Buffalo, Feb 25.-Wheat-No hard dull. closing
ss'sc active inquiry ior No. northern rom Ne%-f
sold at SIC; closed at S6sc No northern dul az q
asked Winter wheat unsettled 10 cars No. red x
rive sold at s2ds2i.c cars NO white Michigan &
~, ear spot No 3 white at 7G2c and car 40. rev
a. ~ 52Ho. 10 + yellow 32c so. g. 32a3oi2c No. ~
f,do lower: 80 white 2Gi4c 80. mixed 2ja.gaaeec
81, track. Barley dull and lower no: Canada 6"s98
- ~. STAT 5Ga3jc Rye dull and nominal. Fo4.9gnn,
Le-t patent spring 81 75d15 best winter siGs com
A. 900 bush oats. il, 600 bush. Shpmeits-Whea'-'
hush. com II OCO hush oats, 900 bush - Other
Boston Feb 2j,ECg, eaIier az d lS5Ghl,.d 800
sacks; corn 40 900 bush; oats. $1,000 bush; 'i''' ~
Chicago Feb. 25.-The leading futures rana as i'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

In State bonds the business was covered by
sales Of S4S 900 Tennessee settlement IS aO13 7-8
a74 OF city bank stocks State sold t7jJ at
I15, TradeSmen's (20J at 90 and Western National
Il so at 90.
The general bond market was not specially
active and generally was fcaturccss. Usually prices
we're firm TO steady. Columbus, Hooking Valley
Canada Southern seconds were firm up 10 100.
Wabash seconds recovered 10 50 J-S and the irsts
ruled firm at about 1913 -. II. Louis Arkansas
and Texas frsts were iirmcr at - 3-s. Fort Worth
and Denver nrsts rose 10 lO1 1-2alO4 IA. Refer
ence is made to our full report of bond sales
Money in the early hours ruled at , l-2a4 per
cent but after o'clock there was a slight Hurry
caused principally by the neglect OF borrowers TO
accept money when it was present, and with a
bidding up Of rates some small loans were made
high as per cent: considerable business WAS
done at per cent, but the last loan was at . per
cent, and an abundant Offering at the rate
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sl37,0i3,lO2; balances,
S4. 729.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House S202,l5S. It's net gain on balance was
1861 .jsS, made up by gains OF SJ43,3lS coin and
SSs,270 currency. The days operations covered
Receipts, S2,s10,0lJ; payments, 81, ,i21; re-
shifting in a general balance of 81 So 0O1,41S, con-
sisting of 81 7,223,372 coin and S7,7S4,lO6 cur
rency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ccived to-day S29O,j2l National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 500. sjS, the internal
revenue receipts SlJ1,6l3, and the miscellaneous
receipts S34.S22.
Torday's Washington Treasury statement of cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

lib n. at Sc 25 20 do ssh at SO 37.s 1873 Western
Lambs, "a n, at SO 80 1Ss do SO 70, at 81.
D. Harrington lib state Sheep, 81 u at % SOL s.
State Lambs, 712s n, at 81 20.
j. n. Pidcock & Sons: Maryland Spring Lambs. u
SO per head also late yesterday o32 Western sheep io
10, at s. 20.
=: 5. Kase. late yesterday 21s Michigan Sheep, 90 n
at SO 37i2. 49,
Nswton g. Gillett late yesterday SO Ohio Sheep, %
n SO 10; "a do 70 ~ at So 70 Ohio Lambs, 90 n, al
rs so.
HOGS-Receipts 81 carloads Of s02 hcad-l7 carload
i0th-st carloads at Jersey City and carloads al
81 49, and a OF Prime State Pigs would probably BRING
so or upward. Country dressed steady az 4iadtSs
for 24o n and upward 5a5.c for 100 to s2o p S.@s
TO 90 n and a few Lean Light Pigs sell at &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. y. Y, Feb 25.-Cattle-Receipts o last
hours 2GO he'd total for week thus far 7,l6O head
for same time last week 80 head consigned through
$50 head all NewYOrk: sale; feeling steadY
Sheep s,d pmbs-Receipts last p hours, 400 head
ws@k Is 500 head consigned through, 1i00 head. all
Ncw.York; geo head on salc prices STEADY and firm
thus Tar 2f7I0 head for same time last week % 30(
lad. corsign.d through, $50 head all to NewYork
@oo bc,d ON sale: Isiccs steady; mediums and heavy
- 25a$T3O; mixed, III 70; Workers 81 21ds4 80; pigs
- 81 Louis. Feb. 25.-Cattle-Recelpts coo head
,,,rtet higher IIog,-Rcccipts, 1000 head; marke
tGv far 20 choice heavy 10 BOAST; packing. SO SOD
~ 90; Workers SO sOds3 92i2. Sheep-Roceipts. 500
head: market steady. =, oo, -, --,-.
Clcago Feb Hog,-Receipts, q 600 head market
,ir active and unchanged light, - SOdr4 o. rough
"a INC "A 75GS3 so heavy packing and shipping. 80 Il
lSs o. Cattle Receipts 5000 head market steady
,ronc. beeyes - 25d4f ID COWS, II 5Odf3: stockeri
nd feeders - 40dS3 so. Sh'epReceipt: 900 head
steady. native muttOns SO G0dt5 so; corn-fel
Yn.terns 81 30ds5 50; lambs s5ds 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
ROSTON WOOD MARKET.

Boston Feb o5-The demand for wool continues steady,
do buy much bey ond then edls
wants which becoming larger however orders
for goods being placed With freedom Prices
main about the same but are weak Ohio neeces have
been selling at 81 d32c for X 33abic for Xxx and 37dSS2
with outside prices obtained only for CHOICEST
grades Michigan have been selling 2od3Oc rbr
\ and for No l. No. l comblng woods firm at 80
Ohio fine dealnc has been selling a Boo principally
and Ste obtained Michigan Territory woods hav(
been good demand and sales have been made the
secured basis OF oSc ior M % So3 Tor ine reSu.
been quiet Oregon wool sells at 50d52c. Pulled woods
I'm fair demand sales u super at 30d8Sc and ID
22d2Sc Foreign woods firm and Australian well sold up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

r,,dop Eal, . H. M Ntllntir and Great Western
second uorcago trustee tncir, Canadian Palh'.
TG-. Fe second con-rl-. 1922 Illinois t,nial. u =,
Mexican ordinary. b. - Paul COMMON 10i- N"w-l "rA
Central lo9s- penn Ilana - Reading or Mexican
C.,,tr, nov nor cent bonds On Tho %, discount
In The open for three months bi1' Is +ssfs per
cont. . O, &c., 90,
con,m. for the account exchange on London at -
franc Is ccntiIGes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Feb. 25. 3;45 p m.-Beet in poor d.msn1
Pork in fair demand Sopt rib Hans ss IN pS0r demand gsS
SHOULDERS about IL to IS n dull at ass Cheese II aid
In demand. IardSpot and futures in poor demand
prime Western spot February. March and April dull p
extra No ssr9g steady a. Ss Corn IN poor de-
EsS,ssEyp Msssa ass ABp p s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

op ct ps in at an snS
G in the aT took 81 caB6S Bush n'R he and
io4 coo Outports. options were ies5 a f
S SGETS May and advanced &c on covering
5 5Ss tsSsd snSS and p0 wh tu
@ Haio a w. Se' aoat no. m8cd 3a5c elevator
%oa, so 2e special s, delivery yh IL to
ecyaor 40. February closing az $!c SO M o!in
81 81 So GS N.Y. "a Doc 81 a GBGc
$6'sc do June s7a95lse ~, cS.iag at o S7rs
Also hadcncd Keeping WIN The drf, on , wPGa saa
iight. owing To- some scarcity Of desirable qualities 0p;
ss Ss gnG sa S' 6cS TR f% bahe
spot. including NO. mlycG 2jl.q2G+c elevator no. 3
SS"@23rac delivered 10 white - .q9sc elevator so
White d. 99GS3c so. Tcbruay 27i.c. closing az 27i'c
Do MarS NJ G ,9 d at Gasn. It 30 e 30 WhS
FeRrg9 co ds6g at a 81 do N1Fg @oed do 20 6n
g7eg7oc; SO b. G9ao}e so p G5a 7oc 100 d. 'oq0oc'
WNY &ND S1itAW- supplies are large chiefly. Of in.
S crafty gad h TS'a dd IT G aa ITt ad @
75aSoc; good. God7et common - iir $} &
Long Rye, 75asoc short Rye, 35a4oc; oat and Wheat
cxpd %fPS 'o %h S% are GSif holding aoo
Fine grades 5 abo STATE ad $50 @'d b m T o Ts Gs
l7alsc; common 1Sal4c STATE best 1858 l2dl3G me:
coast choice iss9 iS%l7c medium l3aijc common Tia
IN choice, 1855. 1ldl2c cCllLou 10 prime, va iVc
IDES The market ha, ruief quiet aud prices on
River Plate stock nominal Sales 600 Monteydeo,
seconds and thirds. 103c also loo do thirds. on
private terms. Quoted b. enos Ayrcs selected 30a233 10
33c MOnteyidcO. 20i2d22 H. 14c; California 2Od21 n
l3ai32c; Matamoras, 22a25 ~, 10dl1ic; Central Ameri
2Od22 n. IOaI02c; BUonos Ayfe, kps. selected. lOd
10 ~ Zoe COrdoVa kips lOdi3 h at 1Oc COrtes Monte
yidco and Rio Grandc. kp- l0al3 D. 1oci Texas 2Od25
n 9ad12c Western II ~ orlOc Southern as they run
l2dlS -. case DIySaltcd Matamofas selected 2iG2S y
She; southern, a. they run, 1910 H. &c; Wet-NaltH
Buono, Ayrc,. COW, selected lOaJ0 h. The; Rio Glnde
cow 4iais y. 7i2c b. a. and 4 g.; OK and COW. iOd59
H. Sc New Orleans. city. 45di7 H. jl2dGc; Texas OK and
COW jOdGO H. jiadGc city slaughter G0d7O ID. -.
LEATHER-The daily amount o. stock going N home
sm0, compares aYoraby with the receipts and raes
maintained at the old basis. Export demand llght
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ONCE of the Equitable Gas Light o.,of New.YoTl'

Office Of the Equitable Gas Light Co,of New'l oTi
$40 ThIrd-avc.
Ncw-NorlS. Feb. 90, 1890.
NV attention having been called 10 circular
purportng 10 cmanatc from this company though
signed unoncially by one Of the officers. referring
10 the organization Of - syndicate composed OF
some of the stockholders Of this company |
hereby give notice that the Equitable Gas Light
Company, Of NcwYork. is not interested IN any
business outside Of this city, and never authorized
the issue Of the circular above referred Co.
f. VI c. GRAHAM.
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
nEMLoCK-ACID HIDES OF ALL KINDS

H 5S5 Il. s sss
saVv' -ccond. a94
Damaged ali wei as
UNION TANNED. o.,-oo
MldGic o29
Middle backs. heavy. ~
Middle az III
Belle, "IV-
METALSThe general market has undergone iit' leo. or
o. An,i'In iron 9I I s o st 70, IA a., and is 55asi5
While the Tse On B'l XII IT. It'd, MIN IS
quoted at I,,t-rn nils. SC0iCH .IGrhataer nominal
IN prize M.,h about ~ 30 gno.,d ior ,o '' . for co
nc-, COPPER ihe copper ma6et IA, lu,u gny en D.'
iSc ''' iEAb,G aict ba t'ady at IN-Ihe
lot 52G SD 9ad ' %at S with fairly active
asia"a for 30 tt '' &egorcans 6a5oc ia strictly
Tlvh G.'? I2f osii SlTINE is
u,,c f. to the mar@ct ana ''.,c. r'e barely -tcady
quoted ~ d ii.e w , '' Do II y f.
50 3odsl 81 r. 81 tOatl - T., - Hci % T- H.
2 20 n. - 55ds2 co. y, 81 w "' IS - W. ""
OCEAN FRnIGHTs-r,a berth situation ha, not I'm.
proved. steam ACCOMMODATION To- tinted kingdom ports
Is IN good supply and rt.s >haG" lower IN many M,
stances CharT9s g95 , L9n'0 i00VG ,u orrn
dam 600 bush do to iiaPufi i9'oVo Gi,n o Go
one OF l29o3 v ,tinrr Mrapeda icnSr 1000
5HAErN snP orcaoata e,nce to I9H9 R 21go2
steamer Dodona The s. Lawrence cGal trade los I'd;
x. 3d. Msrch ;' ,camcr Ad,anco Porto Rico to Hcfh Of
Ha''a, sgsaS On 3-I 1y3o ,a, steamer SSyisa,ion'
c ca5iIIga1 to C' .t.iycr t 2S'oid
OILS Coton-c.d rules aboq, ,eady and Quiet sales.
500 I@i eradc private terms s,., Lag ,, COW
Co,onsosG crad. prime - lancd sumner Yellow
Cos aS,sc 81 torre, s3G3c Inocd raw. cy
~ d62c western. D3' ia5; prime; o. 100 Ia5ow,
beard w.a,Sr. -q53 ez,n lI,ach'd sGe Sperm,
@ 'aa c @d' 2o Ti lo n SaG wn,er c
s@ed ya,, 200 sa Ei19 3! go SapG9 d,d
LAso, 5.H31c' Neat'ioot PRIME o--"''' straits &c
PRoyIsIoNS-roEK-wa' npnly maintained on a
sales. 600 10, Me>s; IINate terms. No, quoted
AZ 80 2iGto - for Old ara ,}a' 30 FOR new HhoH
western DO -II15II 30, F>r-a Prime - 25aso ~
iI9..it EItm Ms. in BIZ. s9as7 ' 3 rat q ~
nI.I'F iIiXNS S.e.dy on, duic, Quoted here at
flg 5oa3lt and the we.t sl2 5oa@l3......-Crt
SaIn- 10 600 p Ic>ed tel,ic, D. for J., - svt,arn
dtcr. and FOR g rca s So oc Saosd
DO, -, e2c rirhld shoulder, 4'@i-c sucked DO 5sc
F ,l Fc1rnry G,d jung l,d io.c. Nj3 a.4
i.a5c 'iI;IS>TD IIJ,s- ,jie. higher and In Ia
5....-LhI,p -rh.re va- morc l.r e ue option mar-;
o and r aa % S% E,nt had gn .o ND o at
Gao,cd Gi5 late yesterday 1900 tc, We're Sold to ar'e
for rNpot, T. Iu 1. nnlh s1'o''o "a - ~ |
oSS Hnin Close. a. q IT, hd .,I. 80 s 5i5c
Nav closed AZ 2Ic bid: sales, 80 tc~ go: Juurclo,.
4, -. s,lr. $50 Co., 6aG. Ioly closed AZ 0.3 bid
9pl'-, 1000 -. Ar o.5Idp"9c. October cP'v,Honn, |
e. 30 TIA sair, So te> o6Oc. E,Ined continent
quotd a. '.''ao. t'', 9Vuh Nh'Il,'.. i,cr.,s
~ i 49,, d., ~ % nv a fair
I'M suppl, " n, ranging IRON Nv TO ,g continaas
3m ~ sI"u' GOOD Demand but otherwise
ihae is dull market, sa,g, Creamery. !
Croaincrv fancy 2sQ.Sec: Western Creamery fancy. |
cd, .rt1c: DO prime 10 choice .Od2JG do fair 10
good l2disc Western Creamery. Hcp, fancy, 1il2a |
do choice. l2dl3c: god Ndllc STATE !
Dairy half tubs fa end. lsc: sat Dairy, half fir |
kin> tuh, and pals choice. lialGc 90 cood @l@ci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

ON hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
Fob % Feb -. Differences.
Net gold OH sIs3 90 SO s1St 142 21 Inc. 500 642
Net silver nd 2i436,746 24,74393O Inc. 3O',lei
Net lcCal-tendcrs - 49,, -, ~ o-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
IIANANA MARKET.

Havana Feb 2J.-Spanlsh gold 24l d2414. Exchange
quiet Sugar steady 10000 bags. Centrifugal, % to %
degrees polarization for speculation were sold AZ 80 5a
s. 40 gold per QuintaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

Nt cash bal s2ts 27G OOi s2ls $50. 45G Inc s2+'52
In the foreign exchange market sterling was
specally weak for to-mOrrOw's steamers. In
COntincntalS nothing was DOING ana the Puoti-
tons for them are little more than nominal We
revise quotations for business as follows iahNerS
hills AT ~ 81 u and 81 S. Is for long and
short sterling respectively; French francs at
j.2l IS and 5.193-s; rcichmarks at "a l. ana
% Is and guildcrs at 40 ana 40 Is.
and o. IS respectively for money and account
In the open market money for discount OF bankers
bills was easy at Is "A IL per cent lar silver
WAS steady at AZ l3-16d. per ounce. American
railways promptly responded 10 yesterdays late
better home prices, and continued to improve
during the day; but the market closed There
ncarlv five hours before to-days Ncw-(ork closing
nunt5tions wore made At Paris French ) per
cents rose TO ss.15a ss12 1-2, and sight exchange
on London was frmer at - &c francs TO inc :;
Germany shows a specie gain of lGlS0,oOo marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.

The Treasury purchased $4,000 IL per
cents either from depository banks or the public.
although at the Stock Exchange they are offered
al 1922 "a, against 124 paid by the Treasury as
late as last Thursday. At the Stock Exchange
$40. 900 lips sold at the Government price. An
neXed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
THE GENERAL LIST.
sIocks.

.crr.L. ILEs CLOSING. No.
o.>. - -~-- shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26


Tfca vaults
outstanding
certificates SCI SllS3lolo inc
In ~ Doc. BOZ AOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26

Cash quoiats VIC 49, g. r. 10 p!ns
H I ia66c No red 752c; No cG!nS baSisr
G,s A ICED ~ J, i6 prime Timothy seed 81 ID
Ggs m pork sr e2 y 5s l9id Is ped dry iG .ssa
sb,,iGeIs boxed, ~ 25Gsi 30 short c.em psS
ShAd Sjas5 % whisAey dstiers' hAlshea s'"1'' P''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-26
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Total since Jan. l..si77G.2sJ e5i,0lF 's2 ''5'23