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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-27

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblalns,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents box
For sale by A @. Smith & Co,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-27

killed another bad man, he should be punished
just the same as though one good man killed
another good man. At O'Clock the arguments
were closed and the court took a recess.
The People VS.. George Peacock; order for
citation to issue, returnable June q, at
o'clock n m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-27
VIM. LAPHAM,
Real Estate and MINING Broker,

Invites the attention of Investors to his choice
list of Acreage Property in the vicinity of, and
Lots in different parts of the city.
The highest market price paid for Copper Ores
at his ONCE, No. 100 West Temple, opposite Con-
tinental hotel Salt Lake CITY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-27

Sold by z. c. NJ. 1. Drug store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-27
Real Estate Transfers.

The following warranty deeds were filed for
record yesterday in the Office of the county re
corder:
II. Westover and wife to w B. Criticized
lots and S. block 2, Fair View addition 5 300
Edward Auth and wife to Z. II. Moore and
f. Jeanette Hall, of New York city, q
part of lots and TO- block 10, plat b, s
rods < ass 1000
j. j. Brommett to Mabel Lucas, lot g.
block a, Nelson Park addition -e- 200
Joseph Harrup and wife to w. b. Wedell.
part of the northeast quarter of sec
ton IL, township north, range west,
known as lots and 6, Five Points an
Lulu
Else Anderson TO Frank f. Higgin-
bothan, John Pingree and Edward Ro-
baum part of lot 3. block 10, plat B,
4x9 rods--.-- ----......---- 1000
Thomas r. Reed and wife to John Sell
man, lot of section 4, township ) north
ranges west, SO a. 100 acres; also part
of the northwest quarter of section
aforesaid 1900
Sarah Kershaw and husband to w. c.
Warren, lots 9 and TO- block 80, plat A,
25xl5e feet and perpetual right of way. $500
Total S11 500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-27
PILES, PILES,

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding, and Itching Piles
when all other Ointments have failed 1t
absorbs the tumors, aliays the itching at
once, acts as apoultice. gives instant relief
DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is pre-
pared only for piles and Itching of the pri-
vate parts, and nothing else. Every box
is warranted. Sold by druggists. or sent
by mail on receipt of price, 50 cents and 81
per box.
WILLIAMS MF'G. Co., Props,
Cleveland, o.
S01d nv T. q NJ Dr1,u cfora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
COTTON MAEKIrs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, March 3, 4 D. M otton-IAr -Slcs Of the
da, Included 200 bale, American.
Future, closed STEADY: American mddiins low midding
cau~c March delivery O,.OiI -cll, March ara Apil
delivery, C3-Cid. sellr, April and M, delivery &c
BUYERS: Alal and juno d tl l, 1h 49, settlers jun HLl
July delivery. GCid. sellers jay ana AUGUST G'.'rt
7-Gid .rrIs; August delivery, GOD. Sellers An-n-i
and >, pt.mbcl delivery. 1Gld bpfri-, september and
october delivery. 5l-tlc, sellers october and Noscnur
delivery, 5000, sellers. .,,.,
10 II-I6r: mild4ng 10 s-lDr: good ordinary, 90
net and gross receipts 13le bale export, 10 "f'at
Britain il5 bsl--; 'oi.twl-e, 1919 bale, sales, 20
bale stock. - 80 halc-.
Norfolk. March 3.-COtton firm; middllue, 1870; net
and gro-. receipts. Jos bale export, 'oa.twi-e 40
bales: sales 475 bales -took. 3G7l3 bales.
savannah March 3.-cot'on qgiet' middlinr lp'-c
low midGIinY 1880 good ordinary, 35cf net ana gross
receipts, 20 b,ies; cNpor- ooa't"se. 1870 bales
sale. 22j bales -to x. - "O3 bal .-.
New-Orlcans. March cotton dun; middling.
10 Lice. low BIcdug. loAri good ordinary, lrsc
net receipts lib bales lIJi hlo~; export, 10
Britain fOlJ bales co3-tNls' 600 bale, sales.
600 bales stOc b. .2S - bales. Average weight ~
g 1865 go cotton based 'llwphc returns ~
cotton exchanges and oriation rates embracing port
receipt. and overland shipment. for -N month, ended
fclrary - inclusive. 1887 n per tale. Detail, by
sections, TcNa-, 52iiO n Louisiana 1876 n Alabama,
fg1 n Georgia. 4SO.5i h. South Carolina i3s ~ Viz
g.na, 1851 %; North Carolina, fe'eS ni Icnne,see.
81 y. Tennessee. etc.. j. based OH Memphis
average, 505.3s H. and ST. Louis. 5l2 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
he NAyAGED TO KILL HIMSELF AT LAST.

Ferdinand stnhcrt, a young German WHO M"'N, ,
I'm Ruppert's brewery and boarded win TUT n" 49,
another workman. at No Ia East N4ncN-Hi'' 81
was ~ * on Sunday night and hourlshco a lc'"i'
in the house declaring that he would MI hn''' =
After Kirsch and his wife mad gone to bed he> h'"u
a pistol shot in stubert's room. kirsch iouhu 9'"p'
unhurt. and the drunken. man sad the "e'p'" N"u
heeu discharged by accident Yesterday inor''"'
s,uhert was found senseless the floor OF his room
ue had a bulet wound in his head and Ms revolver
was Low his side. The police sent Tor a coroner V"
c,.rnc that the case wac " suspicious, bul inc u''
coverv Of letter which stubcrt had written L" NJ
80, LEI, M room for doubt that he had shot huse'''
An an,uIance WAS called from the Pie,oytera" ITO
pital but Dr. Kopp, VINO went M,e~ o." t1r h,~pt i
"a he was diving After giving hypooelhla me
of morphine the surgeon "e"l """'' 0''
German In his blood on inc h"" 10 u,,, fbc in
r"roner Uauly went to the mouse wiz" ''' ,n
.oo,;,n - taking the Germans au'' hi"'t'"i -,
ment1 but stuhcrt remained inScl.s'p.c ,,c AIN
,nrlnns who entered the house ana "a. '' an II
man living on the floor of hl, room M hi, "a -
, m have been more humane 10 remove n,m ,,
hosnital lie did not die until atci noon III eyed
NJ NJ Witch had undermined his health, was Dv"''''
a. he the cause of his SUICIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
yp vooDy READY FOR BCSY WEEK.

The demand for tickets for the moil'nS 'o'o
arosses of Mr. Moody in two New iorh emu
where he is to speak for fouf day ''',
"'oi0 " -, ,,rrch where he speaks in the even
inc continued yesterday until thousands Oh "ppil,@
,,ons wore answered The distributing point III Nc"
work was Association Hall. and clerA was N'p.
busy handing out tickets, While h"ho'eo' WIZ
out by mail. ~, - hold At 10 80
The first morning service will be heiu az ~ -"
m today in the Collegiate Reformed 'h'"o"' az
Fifth-ave. and Twenty -ninth-st As soon ~ 'n'
on.ninc services are concluded, Mr. and Ms 7'o'
IN 90 20 the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
church. where the second service begins at S
o'clock moment the tche SH i n a. lie
~ nntoSn and repeat the sermon already FlNo,.
r, evenings this week t. be gwen 10 9rrN.o a.
the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church III hfoohlS H. j."
Which The people OF several churches III the hos'F
ON Saturday Nr. Moody will 60 to PfIce'9n
u. ,riu ,crn,In over sunday. Beyond that ms Pii'7
~ "nacciSed An effort IS being made 10 nave l,i
hold evening meetings In tins clty' slhoc ulvu9a.'
,,no dssire IN hear him working people, WHO
cannot attend his morning addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

skigs ssass so. sheep-Receptsso 5000 GOO a. shiPmenzt
cor.fed 81 75d$5 so; Texans S3dA lambs, s5ds6 S0
'.The Drovers' Journals London caDlegram reports
liberal supplies Of cattle and moderate general
supplies Prices about steady medium TO choice CATTLE
1ldll he per pound, estimated dead weight
Buffalo 3-Cattle-feceipts last "a hours, 1870
head total week thus far, 6ISO head Tor same time
last week 0,SD0 head consigned through, $3.50 head,
20i0 head 70 New York; 200 head on sale; higher
grades have advanced good shipping demand prices closed
with advance partly lost choice shipping cattle l50od
4OOd 800 ~ - 20dsi so medium t. good export cattle,
bucherlng cattle 2OOal 300 H. 80 s5dri 20 medium 70
Ding d. i0OOdi 100 ~ SO 50Gs3 S.; very common and
an grades 3O0d 900 n, ~ 15ds2 60 Michigan steers,
stoccrs and feeders fair choice ~ 80 50 do fair
70 good shipping, 50 5Od$2 rs ar to choice
and hefers IS % medium good do, 80 1882 95
common TO prime do, - i0cS2 IS; mich cows and
.princcrs sf5dsf5. Sheep and arbs-Recepts last y
hours, 800 head total for week thus far. II 400 head;
for same time week. Is 200 head consigned through
100 head . 100 head to NewYork 5000 head on sale
business fairly active and prices shade higher, closing
Sheep-ChOcc to extra 30 9OdS0 10; medium
10 good. - O5dS5 So; common TO good - 30dS5 80
Tambs-1ood choice So 2ods7 - fair to good g go
- hours ii.loo head total for week thus far 49, $50
head for same time last week, 2f7iO head; consigned
through 1850 head, 6,5so head TO New.York $500
head on sale prices generally unchanged but sales
rather higher: mediums and heavy - 80; mixed - 30i
WORKERS 81 25asi 30 pigs "a coast 21 roughs. IS 500
- OJ; stays, S2G 80 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr ,r1.rrs or NEW Y0RK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW NDKk DEALINGS
The wheat market yesterday was active IN the
srocrlati,c line and prices higher in the face
e some resistance The transactions IN options
Amounted 70 over 100000 bushels. reduction oi
600 10. bushcs in the visible supply was larger than
had been expected. There was a decrease III inc
stock in Store and the cable adviccs weic strong ID
tone besides recording higher quotations. me lv IN
element appeared the role of hut eis ana l' 7"
gradually were induced 10 cover ihcr hh'r. '"'
elln~ ~ MAY onion, on the curb found good takers
NJ - a cont, Tie market ended strong, ana iHe
Official quotations show gain, ~ . i'i Mti' II "i'i
/. for April at - Il. II for May al - - All"
= cent for June at 81 cent~ ..,. ..,.
The cash market was STA ! cent hiehei, WI" N't',
Of l. 600 bushels here ana 10000 Wisi'l' Il, .'',
points in the export line. The mlI'- o''n''"
amounted to $1,000 bushels. , - t.o nj,
The visible supply of corn showed an iN'l'''' az, ~
7O5706 bushels. The lighter receipts ana ,H,mI",N
hibit cash lots were Il cent better Win shpp''
huvng ll4.OoC bushels. vt the onipori -"'- r, D."
49, 900 bushels for shipment were reported. Do"
onions ended 14ol-- cent hehor. - i'ln"~ N'.y
81 -. April 80 Il. MAY .. - June -; ,,,';
Tho markets for cash and options Used shade "''
hest price and somewhat easier.
Oai. were stronger, cash advancing ] ! cent ",'
10000 bushels being taken of export. '"''t
active business done ln fliur.-. ana M,r' ''
up u AT - l.. April IA at - d~1' ana NAV .
Lard was duh and strong. The option> ended a.. AZ
not l~tin- # A. . points, follows: Naf'n 800 49,
, ami - -. Nav fa.. June -6.-. July -i 50.
IT.. ,c,eipi- of grain a'd Sour reported N'-''"i"'
at Nv lork. i'adcp.'' l''l more 1927" i' ,..
as follows. wheat. f5.bl- bushels ''ili. ~. ''r
bushels: oats IGl 80 bushels total grain 500 -
bushels: -four. . "23 package. At 'h,a-o M
Sauhoe and Il. Loui, tie arrivals were; Mh'al -.
ol7 bushels: corn. 36- .0-@ bushels "d',, nnnY
Tnehcls total grain, 5o6,3lo bushels; four HE'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
,vopruy PEOPLE IN NEED OF MONEY.

Deadets of The Tribune may recall tne case Vi
Henry Friedgen and Mrs Fricdgen' OF NO -'i"'
Atlantic-avc Brooklyn, TO which frequent reference
has been made in these columns during INC ast 'c"
months Mrs Friedscn has recently been cancu upon
10 undergo another operation on her ia'e. nv" N
800 hoen snrgically built up for her, ana N.Y.
roace, is still unable 10 ANYTHING TO support uc
iamly by reason OF his rheumatism. II ,c'c ,, on,
IN ny more prosperous days or who are al pcsc,lV
Interested in making the pathway OF ther a ANN
recmnary assistance Will be gladly accepted ana
greatly appreciated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The consequences of the recent break in crude oil
have been partially reflected IN the increased sur
among traders at the two Newly ork Exchange
While the markets cannot be called more than narrow
the transactions Yesterday amounted To more than
700 600 barrels. which for long time previous was
II il IN be noted that the April options did not fan
hollow 90 3 cents while at the Stock Exchange c1>h
oil sold down 10 81 cents. There was no excitement
aftcuding the trading. which was OF about equal
volume at the TWO exchange, and the decline ap
uercd 10 represent simply the drifting of lOng oil on
, market bare for the moment of an active demand.
Perhaps however some additions 70 the selling sac
were made BY the producers who are wOrRing hafi
"a increase The output The scattered shorts covered
contracts in the afternoon and rallied prices nearly
2 cents for cash and cent for options. The severity
of The recent drop has encouraged expectations OF a
rally. unless fresh resistance might come from the
field reports - 49,
The range of prices and the total dealings were IS
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
Az IssAyg POLICEMAN JUMPS INTO THE RIVER

Policeman Francis MCGOWAN, OF the HarDor Squaa'
took cold bath in the North River on Fourteenth
st. on Sunday afternoon when the steamer fatro was
cruising at that point Other policemen on INC poa'
who saw him 60 overheard from the forward deck
fhoucht he tumped into the river with the idea of
drowning himself, but he swan like a man VINO was
ee>sFuined to live until he was pulled aboard the
Se1hsaA Ha1kspsack. Later when he was taken back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

Liverpool. March 3, 80 D. M POI ia POOR demand.
Pork in fair demand lams-lhc demand T. mpiolnn.
Bacon-The demand is improving short iih about - ~
steady long and short clear mdds, about 30 H.
nfu al 2Ss long clear mddcs. about - H. n at -.
cheese IN good demand. Iallow and :nlrcntnc ia poor
demand Eo-in in fair demand. Lard spot and future,
In poor demand prime Western spot March ApIil and
MAY nrn! al 32s. Wheat 10 poor demand new NJ =
" Flour IN poor demand. 'orn-SpOt Ia
poor demand futures in 'air demand mixed We.ten,
Mach steady "a. IS I'D. Hop a. London Pacific Coast
There Is nothing Offering Receipts 81 wheat for ule
past week from Atlantic ports LOO qits from Pacific
dtfs from other sources. 5000 q.Is Re
cents Of American for the past week. 200 qrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

on TIA Patrol, no said he went overheard because
he couldn't help himself lie was removed 10 inc
Chambers street Hospital suffering from ne enec1s VI
the chill he had got III the water. IOncc SuIt,o,'
Cook examined him thought his mind was clOuu,u.
Policemen on the Patrol said he had been aouHs
strangely . ~ 80
McCiowan at the home of his parents. no. ."
New Chambers ST., YESTERDAY, ana talked inc I'm au
man. lie said he accidentally fell OVcrbodru i!Vni
the Patrol and he never had "A notion OF comhilni
suicide. In the afternoon DR.. Cook again eNanlilcu
MCGOWAN and reported MN as Hlaahc' ''"o""''
WIS renloXed 10 EelleXme UO-pllal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
coyyicry NARROW ESCAPE IRON ESCAPING.

Kngoton, y y. March (>pccian.-A general
Jail delivery was narrowly prevented here last night
hv the timely discovery Of the plot bv the laicr,
Robert i. smith. There were thiri' nine prisoner
in the jail. 4 small hole left toy The plnmOcs about
a steam pipe. passing through thin ceiling 80 wood.
Wa. found sufficiently enlarged by the u.r 81 ia
knives 10 admit man. If the men ma gained The
uIpeI garrett escape 10 the ground would have bcen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
SELLING BoGrs TICKETS TO LIQrOR DEALERS.

The police have been asked 10 *'Io.e sas r.eo
..,I,,. himself an excise Inspector VINO mas ''
'a,il"e .1no,s Cor aGrnd Annual Reception Of the
Ne,ronolitan Association" to be held at hoo ''i''
III in second ave. on April - nu ,..1n VI
,i"ii have purchased tcLcts OF nv il'' lie
liquor 49,, 49,. he r,prc.cntcd the Excise boau ~
nevins , .,riS on which the address H. }. bu'Ao'
-. I'LL u,s nrlnted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

Iuclndes sales Of 600 barrels Of March at % Or
"a = cents 600 barr, Is 70 morrow al % - cents
and 900 barrels of cash at 81 D. cents.
Refined oil in barrels reduced ID poh'S ~
40 cents and crude i'm barrels reduced points
to 90 cents. Refined in cases was uhchah-Vu az
4, 20 cents and naphtha at $40 per gallon ,,o,
Foreign Antwerp. Il francs "'0''O''
6 30 marks London. , "a pence
on CITY Penn. March 3-Natonaio iiano o.cJ 3D.
, 800 600 bIl, charters GO 90 bbls; shipments
q" ~, nrr,, Dom March 3-Pctrooum market actiN;
love- National Transit ccrthca, opened at ''-c ''''"
~ ,ss.c hah, t 9j7.c: lowest -; . ,te.,.o.
~ ,ad,ors POM March 3-NatOual Transit c'r,N,H'S
r,d ~ ~ c. clcsod 937.c highest 9''ic' lowest
g27sc: cearanccs 90, 600 bbl9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

,.d unrh,nr.d 'lIfef HANGED. i.t'lt,. =, ofn.
'' ''.' ''
'h''-o. N'''' ,.,,,.,r 80
opening. Highest. Lowest. CLOSING
Nav -...............-.. 49, 80 - ~
July -.-.....-.-...---. 80 go ''i '-
coRN so. .
daI'h ......'...'.......' 90 -
July ..-..-.'..'''.'.''', o,rS - >o 81 '''
,,.A eo, ao.
NlF .....-.. .....--.-.- - III =.
MIS-, PORK. PER Rel.
Nae, 800 $500
N.' -iigo, r. - ieooQ H. l.,
LARD. PR lco LBS.
March .................- e. SS,o%, 2S,7 go
June ...... ........... SEQ 1912 90 o. =
S"o"' me- 80, 'e9 I., ISL
Ia, .................. 800 -, AZ -,
Iuae 3D.. so , 90 20 oD
.ians.d 50 ,Irns n'"t ~ -i4s Wa ,.,.
50 w. il9c, so barley nominal - h'>'e,d.
80. prime timothy -'rd ~ ii@'l - "'' G .,rt
ill., d., ioe.. - sse-i 30 di} -.,'a ng-5 n,
whsle a'''''''' '''''' e.,,,. shipments,
,,Ian.,,; I t's6 5000 1000
,on ea ,, % oo8 a3ooo
iiii.y. .................-... 50 GOO 3-o0o
-t'ads AID un' Aant'I. ~. l--.'o' steady. f,niiv
-. NJ. IT, S, u ,n-3 ST. ,yhrit Trim. SO =
itd, ,-r. '.f'pl' none shipments N"l,' %" ~. f
40 = mixed. a-a5-'2'- o't' .iL'' 80. .l vi, az
ht' Afn'it 80 %" t'.. I".t V', M, ,n. h.
LIIt aDtlst. hi-nti, - -u"t' p, i." I'"' At, t..'
short tih. l,d. un niu shot rl. go ""iHN'N
active, nrm. sales. lif' hh@ finished e"'1, o." D'7is
p Hu.ttf steady f.utt creamery. -'t'N 'i,e.',
ijal6c. Lin-e,d oil steady 30. olr Sl-' quiet hi.
hard refined. 0-a.'-rt ~" ans, ' 'aD. t.'7
barely steady l-"l--c. 'h'''' '''''f i'''"' "
NJ lwaphr0 Mar 81 loui un' han d "h.i' hin 80
. -nrn. 600 tftr.. ca-A. .-t.i.t Nav, '"'.' NO
Northern sic. Cora iimi 81" on a. avs
quiet. SO. white. ON ua', 100. j., '-'. no D."
ltnr. if-c. BAILEY l.t. NO. -. f SION i'-'' ITO
vision. caster. P,t.. r9 &c., Lara - 80 hu''i
.t.,i,. dtl., l5dl1r i-g- easy ir-h. 49,. 'h','"
t,st r',dd,r. oa.lc i.,,,ilf-. Flour 100 h1i> g
wheat 200 BUSH barley, $500 BUSH shipments io"i
l5 100 IBIS barley $500 BUSH.
i er,,r. Of both spring aud winter AND prices ruled
t 1,,l.r moderate olriiu,-. fancy patents
r,.d above qo6tatiou~ bnt t.r lttcr ale Al That
M f,n.d on In. general Wholesale market western aud
~, ,,,,-, N,+l, ~up.r s-a~. 20 du extras.
49, = winter family D. soar3 To-. 4 .nnsf Nania family
YAM, .,,,d a 80a - %: p,nn,i Mania. ROLLER process
~ pPn'. az winter iaf.ut "a coast 600: Minnesota
Ir "a ,n..I DO Straight ~ .5a4 Z %, do latut
- 63e. i;.g n9Gr 9DHt' eu' ,n ~
Nm'i i"'N 'i' & ,,i. d.t,d i,.l ,ith.r -t.,ia ar,
'i Sp' ,'d ,,,,,tion- fr 0non- l,fs., nominal
i',' rn -6, FAIR 10 GOOD nliiins wheat r5a~2r:
,',. a. fn,y S,5glc. unef.del. n risIn depot ste:
H., brine $50. No red March S.1a $50, Apil. ,3i
~Sl.. NAV ~i4o~ii,c, jun Sii4a-l't'. Corn MAJ
kc' ruled under moderate o1"tin., ana ',f"i-'.
reports other grain ecgr- put cable, no,a g",t
i"t",t' abroad anu Nl~,,t KIN ,'>l .n Track
go, No g. in export ELEVATOR quoted 81 ,''i ,4
d.. 3iaic, STEAMER No. mixed, ia gram 81.
No high mixed DO 3'r; No - ~ .Nlo,' ,t'' ~.
S'',e ~ = MIXED March 3,Sas' , ,.epts iod,r
,,tt t,r ,,riot. ,li.d steady, but local trade
Ia ttHr I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
HAVANA MARKET,

Havana, March 3.-Spanish gold. 240d2f0i,. FIX.
change quiet. Sugar firm; at Matanzas Saturday
900 bags centrifugal, och degrees polarization were
sold at 90 rs gold per Qulatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

London. March g. p m.-Con-os, - l-lG for money
and - 10 for the account, rNInrtc,t; Atlantic ana
Great Western first mortgage Trustees certificates, 3l's
Canadian Pacific. 100 Ncw-Aork Central 1922 Reading
2Oi-.
Bar silver is quoted at i1'-d pr Money, AZ
per cent.
and three months bills l. 30 per cent
Par, adNc- quote exchange ON LoncOn at - francs
e6l. ceutn'- for checks
The ~ bullion gone into the Bank OF lnslahu
on il Ll6.0Up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
LIVE STOCK MARwnrs-By TELEGRAPH

Chicago March 3.-'ate Receipts - 800 shipments
A. 600. Market strong. lrcNc-. $3.50; stockrr, and
FEEDERS - *3 80 bulls and mixed. ~ f0dA3 60
Texas cornfed steers. s5df3 60 logs-keccips. 1000
shipments $500. Market 30 higher: mixed,
% SjaSi % heavy 80 0ods4 10 Light. 90 00dsi 12a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
THE STATE or IRIDh.

Baltimore, March 3.-Cotton firm; mddlng, 114c
Flour dull Wh,at->Outh~n firm fultz, 1edcjc; long
berry olQ5Gc, No. ,. o3dc3-r amer, 49, western
-fluny. NJ. led spot and March, - 200lcf ea5
o., southern dull white 8. 49, yellow,
y5d31c; Western firm; mixed spot 80 @j'i, Iai.t
-, ..a3jc, ApuL 3,ra5jbci MAY, 31Daj|ci june go
Alg-t. 3, D}s ffrf -tai'l 5'' ,'f'. Jus
d and unchanged; southern and r'nn- i,ani, ga 80
western Whit. -Ju3N .-o- do lN'A -.0--tt e."i'u
40 [. Whit. SOC Rye firm Hay dun prime 20 chn'"
timothy -l3 90 Provisions STEADY ana unrh1h-'
lr.tf.f steady, strong. lic Petroleum unchanged
-ali Oi.c copper finn; refined. l5s tc. Whl-Ary
rul. ~ O?0fl 10. lfreht- TO Liverpool per steamer
-t,dy. cotton zoe; flour 2Oa -, grain. ID COX Tor
'r. 3. 0da}, 3D. R.ec.l-- Flour, 1870 bbs. wheat
T. OoO bush com. 14l. 500 BUSH nt- Loo push i'.
GOO bush. >hlpnent--iloar. 5000 bp-i wheat. 5-""
bush. com $1,000 burh. Saies-WHeat JV''VO Dn'"'
Boston. Narh 3.-riour-More doing; prices -te'dy
yellow. f|.r. Ddf- l'iifb a'! Nt
changed. Shorts -trads huf que. 1t- iiinf al l,'
Oth.f markets unchanged. Receipts our o,Doo n''7
,nd Leo sacks, corn. 1000 bush, oats, iovvO DA'h
nar,o. March a-wi.. 40. hard a''i'e.
Ini. aani.c ard 10000 bush at 'o's'' 'i'>'u
lt olr. 900 bush 40. Northern sd" q. ISL
aid 1000 bush do a. 500 o,-d at ,3e'i '.9u hl.h
.,lllr spring -oll a. so Winter wheat in -op d man
.,r- So =, rad sold 40 --i.r. rir d0. a. 3 ana
49, so % rd 'Ntr, ~ s-- nl WHITE h'f. D.iH u l",'
i.i AID and market finn. 40. NH|uH tt- No. f,l-
.as 8... SO g. .f.-}-i ~. 3. 3'" t5l' n' grade.
-t goo ou tri.A oat- unsettled 80. NAi' -'-tt-"
No 3 Whit. @5.c. 81. flt'd. -,.. h'-'N no f..'
demand and t'rd.nr np'er.. 10 'f ih i's. No..
'-,. Sa'' a. .lj. E daN r' N.. ma l.'f nll'
=. 1000 lu.h olf-. 1000 ul-l ri. a'n- NAAi' ll''o
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

The Treasury bought $4,000 of IL per cents
af lob H. Al the Stock Exchange "a single bond
fetched 1903 3d. The market was steady, and
asked urccs for I Der cents were raised slightly
ID, closing quotations were as follows.