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New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 81 (~pcciali.-Todly being ss-
sion between two holidays prices naturally kept within
narrow and the trade limited. May
wheat opened at 20 j-. kept between 70 5-30 "a and
20 :. and closed az 10 Il The greater part Of tho
session the May option about at the put" price,
and tho trading chiefly between the buyers and sellers
0f these privileges Ever body came down town
affected somewhat hy tie crop bulletins from Washing
ton. annOnucin, that the damag" from the recent
freeze had not been a serious a. az first believed.
Th' signal service map increased little the selling
In natiOn. The important circuW-fancc that
rain appeared IA have fallen every where. Missouri,
Kan~a-. Nebraska and Iowa had considerable snow.
I'll" visible supply statement Wa- more favorable than
rNpectet The NOrfiiwc~tcrn receipts are large,
800 car Duluth and 90 ~ Minneapolis. but II
y Npaincd that the movement Wa, temporarily large
were sending wheat forward To- escape tax
alton at home. The estimated ,tolks II
The Northwestern country elevators, j7OOo.0c
bushels, showed decrease Tor 'tr veet
Of 4--.OOO bushels. Corn was decidedly more
active than IL ha- been. and decidedly str.nSer May
opened AZ - 80. touched 80 = ard closed Al
80 =. The shorts In th, crowd we're disturbed
by talk of a falling of IN the movement Ther" wai
another considerable trade In short ribs. hutchinson
and Norrll being large sellers. Armour and others
very larsc bl,cr-. The trade started by gossip
nredcted by some that th" figures would shoT
tecrc,,c Of .. G.OOO.OO pounds for tie month. Tho
hog receipt, were considerably under the expectations.
there being only lc.Ooo AZ the yards. against esti'
mates OF 10000 At the close pork stopped Just ex-
4cflv whore 4, did saturday 50 did lard. but shpTs
ribs showed an advance Of = IL cents. May wheat
On the curb, 20 :.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
NOW LET TIE Trout LOOK OUT
THE LAW wITHDIAws ITS PROTECTING HAND
TO-DAY AND THE SEASON OPENS

THE LAW wITHDIAwS ITS PROTECTING HAND
TO-DAY AND THE SEASON OPENS.
To-day i, rcd letter day in the calendar Of tho
,ii,lcs of 1saak Walton for it is the beginning Of
mo front season. The sport, however,
will prol ably be Indifferent until there i decided
change in the temperature The enthusiasm "' 10
cc.c~,n sport -inan. however, Is absolutely water
,roof he is blind t. the warnings o' III" barometer
and even if the rain should descend IL Niagara
like Torrent il would not swcrvc him from hl> pl'
nose The snow and wind yesterday did not pr"
,c,, l,r.c number of sport ,lncn leaving town in
hi.h snirit- huoycd up with Indifference +" aimo'
phc,lc Influences Large parties went f. tn" >'ntA
side Climb AT Oakda". Tuxedo PARK. and {" >;hih'"Nh
ON the north side Of Long Island
The stream, in which trout to hc found in the
near vicinity Of New York few. I'll" h'h'rm ~
who ar, ambitions f. catch front are legion. ana III
nout a week every stream in tho immediate ncichhc'
hood of tho city Will rc h,hci ort The rr9or's
that have reached the cty from the mor' distant rt-
Of thc country a:,,. however. cnconia-lnr. ana II
The sportsman is willing to 90 further aield he VIII
reap rich reward.
The usual grand di play Of trout a Fulton Mar
lct 20 day which is mad. by Euccnc g. Hlaoliori u
Fish Commissioner Of the STATE. will console many
lovers O: the sport whom BUSINESS ch-'E'ic"'0 P''
vent from leaving town.
The exhibition contains specimens cf brook troi'
lake front fro.t,h ard land locked salmon from ih'
Adirondack Hatchery. the Caledonia Hatchery are.
from the cold spring Hatchery Of the Ne" Tor"
fishery Commission. There also exhibit o brown
iron, brook front and hvbrit trout eros, ilc'"c"n
brown and brook trout. from the 'd ''l'iN l''''
Pond, at Plylnouth. Mass. The Tuxedo 'lnb ana tao
south -!dc Sportsman club cortrhi'" their quota I"
tbe exhibition over 900 i've trout VIII DE Show"
swimming in the tanks and the TINT 4 'ii,,- "a
tnlrul-- ou has coo -AluOn frDrl NrlilNt' t
one aquarium. These exhibitions ~ The op"nli. -,
the trout season were Instituted by Nr H'hIDi,
~, i, v.sf- AGO and they have had great Influence
In The d,clOpm"nf nf the cral lut'Nf no" l'l i
fish culture. There is considerable variety IN ti'
Gjrrrende In the front. The cheapest IS tn frozen
80. i,nunriad from Canada. llvc trout from the
,r,cs T., which rhcv are c-pcciallv cultivated for
,rarkct,nc COS, about y % ponnc which nahN
,.,if something Of IiNurv. The trout season close,
an september l. but it is practically over by july J.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DrArrvcs

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
The visible supply statement showed an unexuect.
edy large decrease in wheat-jlo057 bushels. There
heavy increase in corn, the gain being aos7..
30 bushels. There an increase OF 234lO bushel,
in o s.
IN wheat speculation yesterday the bullsh figures
OF the visible supply had effect, nor did the dmi-
mutton Of nearly 100000 busel, in the stock in store
nor the fact that clearances at the scaboan were
fairly large. The market excessively duh (only
100000 bushels changing hands. and the dealings
were devoid Of interest Significance. Weaker cables
lIduced 10, al selling and May declined from - . 10
:. - cents Ile close was weak and on the curb
price, were shade easier. March ontions ended
ollciaK unchanged at -, but the other months
scored net losses Ol 37o II cent a. follows: Apr
80 May - Is June 50 &c. july 50 To- December
81 81 cents. -
Cash wheat was duh and weaker with sales Of only
S.oov bHShels to exporters and only 2iQOO bushels
10 millcrs.
Corn. acting with the same contrariress that char
Influences Of the big gain IN the visible supply and
,ustalned heavy receipts The Western bulls sup
l,7o Ii cent higher except for April. which was nm
changed. The final tone however, was heavier in
,ympatty WIN wheat, and closing prices were as
ioiiows April 35 "a. May 81 D.. June 81 5s. July
~ J-o cents. Cash corn IA cent better. with
export sel Of 5000 bushels here and 10000 bushels
oats On the spot were somewhat easier with
10000 bushels sold 70 shippers options wcre
moderately active and firm at 20 March . IL for
April. - - FOR MAY and - }-- cents for June.
Lard firm There sales Of 600 tieroes
on the spot and 10 arrive but whether for eypor, or
not could not be learned. The final quotations wero
80 80 for March. ~ ~ for July. 80 20 bid for sep.
tcmhcr and 20 II bid for October
The receipts Of grain and flour reported yesterday
at New York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were
~ follows Wheat. 1856 bushels: corn. sol $50
bushels; oats. 1870 bushels total grain. 6Gi.ii6
bushels, flour. f3.3oS packages. Vt Chicago. Nil
nalkcc and t. Loui, the arrivals Wheat,
lil2 bushels. corn. 81 OO2 bushels: oats. Si7t
bushels; total grain, 1oGo7oj bushels; -four, 13,i74
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

medium TO good and heifers 81 Cjds2 SIS common
20 prime cows and hefer-, 81 35dS2 so mitch and
springers SiZaSO SmeePheceips last - hours 300
week 1900; consigned through. 9 100: To New.Y6rk
closed easter but good demand heeIchoce extfa.
good. 55d - % ambs2ood choice - o5a - 40 fair
to good So $50 81 20 medium fair ssja ~ 30 Hogs
Receipts las, ~ hours. 1Js20 total for wecL hus
iar = $50 for same time las: week - 2sO consigned
market opened with good demand and prices a shads
higher; closed stronger; mediums and heavy II JOG
~ 81; mixed 81 30: Workers. - iO Dgs l5asi 90.
roughs. s3 5o:3 90 stag,. S3a$3 25. ~
Chicago, March 3.-"lhr Droycfs' Journalv rororts.
Cattle-Receips 1000 head shipments 3 800 MARKET
steady and strong beeves ~ 5oasi 05 seers 81 a3G
mixed - 5oe s0 Texas corned steers 20 Hogs
.K.e'lits l.'ooo head shipments $500; market strong
eht. 81 ojas 81 skips . 3oa ~ 90 Sheen, ReceIpt,
1000 head shipments 1000; mafko, steady; n,ty,s
% .3ds6 Wes;ern cornd, - lo0s5 70 Texans SO 500
- Is lambs, ~ 500 20 90. ~ wv
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
FAILURES IN 4 Qr4HTER or 4 YEAR.
COMPARISONS BRADsTEEET's WILL PRINT THIS
WEEK

Brad,ircct's % april will print elaborate tables
g fhe bu-inc-, failure Do tie Tinted Stat ana
Canada for a.. ir-j quarter # 1880, conpar@' WIN
the CORE. pondir- period oi previous wears The t"lI
for the United state, for the quarter just cl'-"i
reaches 1896 AGAINST 500 i'm l7-9. the liabilities
hcirs S33.-lf3Ol against sil.71l ,rDC Ia l--V Aif
tie actual asset, $lG.O-2.2l2 against s@".3'f,7'o
In Canada and tie l.sti,h Province, th" number Of
failure, for the quarter la, boon 5oS against ~! IN
$50 with liabilities q $ie73.G77 against 4i,o7 sos"
ard actual assets Of :.,o-3,so3 against @-@-','' la
l-,g.
Tie number of failure, show, the greatest decrease
from l--1 in the Western ard southern ~tii",, while
ia the Middle state the increase j, material ia
TIC Eastern ~iatr- the quarter, failures were 3po
with ialtc, Of $3.50. 800 and a,,c- oi - -
acau,t 81 with lahtc, Of Sij.157.D|5 and as,ri'
Of SG.3i2.3lD IN 1--g. IN the Middle state, ihc
failur., numbered 800, labilitic, Si1DG2.ii" and
at, Sf17415G. against 757, NshJ.'ie, +-.-7,.ast
and asset 1i.i2JGil year ago tn" southern
states show 5i3 With liaallitic, OF Sf,Go9.i14 and
a set, of - i3G.G-- against G74 failures. win Ia
illitic, If ri,7lG.5o3 and a,,cs Of @&,ilG,Glf I'm
l--9.
The number Of fiurc- in IN" Western States Wa
7lG liabiic- afj13-. assoc -,-~- .pt''. against
--G Liabilities --.1l:,1j7. asset. 5i3;Do11 IN l--9
lhe record for tn" N0rthwc-icrn state, Wa .51.
abiic, S2.4Ol no. assets ~ 3I7 fe7, against H..
liabilities @3.llG.3o3 assets fl,~1l..o1 year ago.
lhc Pacific state, report 80 failui"s. li'iiltlr,
90 1Ji asset, ~ .52..JJ2 against go liabilities
~ ~ ,O7J, assets S1Jo,72l year ago.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
IHE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore. March 3i.-Cotton nominal; mdcinc. liec.
Flour very dull and unchanged. Mheat->outhcm qre,
and uOmlna..y steady; Flitf SodS6c Loneherry, cid
Sc. 80. :, s3Ldsic. steamer, sVGsO'-e. Western
= a-y No. winter red -lot March and Aprll. -5cd
50. May. sfsG-fAc July. She BID. Corn southern
wh'te arn. yellow steady Whit, 32dilc; yellow, Boo
81 W,-t.lu srner ned spot Narch and April, 3yr.
3b.c MAJ 36f 1929; June. 3 -G3l'- july 5s'
- -. August $50 steamer, 3t'i65oc oats st'ar.
southern PenE-y ylsana. 25c3O-ac Western Whit .'0
900 90 mixed - d:s c GRADED so White 30a 0aoV-e
Kyc tu a, 5jGj7c. Hay -oN prime 20 choice tH",hy,
si2 lO4slS ro,ison, hrm and unchanged. butter
steadl and rnchansrd ge' strong al fl9 Sc IrtEo'
leum steady refined. 7-1c coffee quiet l.o cargo,
fair zoe sugar strong \ soft si-c copper u ady;
r~un.d l2-.dIS.c. Nh-key firm az II o3Gsl 10.
ir,.ht~ Liverpool pr steamer. quiet cotton, ivc'
nour .0a.2e cIs.n. -: cork foF orders fsdi' 81.
30 OtJ bush i OoO bush. >-pment- Flour o1is
fhl-. wh,at oOO bush corn 271.O,O Oush. Sales
ML~,, r. OCo bush corn, y 900 bush.
boston Marca 3l.-flour hrm but quiet Corn nrni,r;
steamer yel.on i22c steamer. ~ ac Oats nrm'S ~.
. White s3i. i33ac Shorts quiet but steady Prosi.
,ious unchanged. Butter quiet. Eggs nrm fresh ai;
-, ,a,,>e UNCHANGED Rcceipts-t.our 1900 Obs ina
90, ,acA- CON- 1900 bush oat,, 1000 bush shot''
l5u,.o. March l.-wh,lt-N 70: hard acii.e hrm and
bs,i'. 81 uCo h'-n sold az 9i &c, 5000 bl>h AZ 3-c
in Oan BUSH AZ 92i-c closing price 20 20 No'.h
,rl eia.r. no No. NOlthein offered winter "lt'. ~
settled. > cars ~. = sold Al 80 .' car 40.
.Ntfa nh,,. -o.d a.. sc; NJ. white Michigan s. oi
f~,,.L \, ID .Ntla -, store. Corn strong aNi
hi,i',r. CAR ~. > yellow sold az 3''st; ,ai> so
,lloW AZ 3j. No. Nelo" az 3t'c > cArs q
m 3l,. car : ~ 81 on track. closing az :, ia'
%,u... a.k.d oats strong; 40. white 2oe No whte
,~r. No miNtG. - on track lslf'N et'"Il ts & ,.
.h,rn.t Rl- drll aud NOMINAL flVut STEADY AM w
,i',.,.d Milford hru and unchanged. kec.pts-"h.a.
y Ooo bush corn. 1000 bush oat>, 6oOO BUSH Shp
chicago Narch 5lThe leading futures ranged a. io''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
THE NECESSITY FOR RAPID TRANSIT.
ACTION on THE QUESTION BY THE real.
ESTATE EXCHANGE.


A large number Of members Of the New-NOrk Real
Estate Exchange. met yesterday in the Exchange No.
Go Liberty in the Interest, Of rapid transit for te
city. and ndorsrd the following memorial:
The memorial OF the Real Estate Exchange Of The
City Of New York ,hovcth: That your Wcn"ridi,-l-
represent ownership If property equal 20 one ihrd
of the total taxpayer. 81 the tN Of Ncr York. ultt
this city /, in urgent need II further facilities TOR RAPID
transit beyond those that now cA,t That the cN>is
roads are osccr unable 10 cope with tr enormously
Increasing traffic caused By the constant extension
and binding in the upper part of the city may TIC
comfort and convenience OF the present inhahtani.
are greatly hampercd thereby. and that the values -
growth and the influx OF population j. driven 70 Other
accomplish the result; That your DicmoriaIists are
wholly Independent OF any Of the opposing lill> now
under consideration hut they contend, Oh behalf 81
the taypaycrs Of the City Of New York. That scvou,
Injustice will bc done % the Interests of TINS CITY
the question OF rapid transit remains unsolvcd during
the present session.
DifcuItics far greater than those which have 10 be
met in This city have been undertaken and overcome In
other cities where the problem has been efficiently
met and this fxchangc aVp"ti> - the lrss'Hllfc
IN rcrar the subject simp, in the light Of is vital
imnnita ancc to the city and S;a;c OF Nov YORK.
4 Disbcckcr moved to add 70 tis memorial two
resolutons one of which was an extract from GOV
cynor HIPS last message The other said that the
citizens OF New-York. without distinction OF party;
ssk the Legislature not to refuse Iieh 'nc icouieo
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, March 81. 1889.
WHAT WAS DONE IL STOCKS.

Monday. M1rch 81 p IN
The c>trmc dulncss which has fallen over
the stock market was not without redeemng
features to-day. While tie volume Of business
WIS small ard the fluctuations narrow, the market
disula,cd a strength which, in the circumstances,
was full Of promise. The April settlements have
been REGARDED with apprehension for several
weeks. bui the fear Of siringcncy prevented mou'-
tary disturbances. although II rcprcsSed sp"cull-
finu. The course of prices was surprise ana
disappointment: the bear faction WAS defeated
hcrlf., it, hopes of disturbance were not real
ilcd. white weak operators for an advance saw
their doubts removed. There Is no question
ti.t the .taeuaut condition Of the marSci was a
Iciici 10 tno,' w.o dreaded active depression.
4 sl.arp decline might have brought ont con-
siderable amounts OF lon- stock held on slender
MARGINS. for II would have c>cifcd the fears oi
disturbance That bad been partially alhycd hy
tic continued casc IF monc,. The opponent, Il
hshcr prices d.i NOT :ni - make few at
ic,upi.. hgi ilc' were met with dnll resistance
winch was DO every Way effective. ne Goa
shares were solI down on General piiurip.r', ana
Iacoawauna. par'iclarle. on the result Of the
arbitration in tlr Morris and Es,cN tx caS'.
Ncn Jersey central declined per cent. al'hon.h
tie chci prcfc,f wns am assumed disapp,in'mrnt
that tie dividend ratG Was not Increased from
lcr cont Ncai ~ cr"'' 10 "rp'',s "''N '.
Island. on tuc death of a nr.c shamho!dcr was
,hortitc. wAlc tie othcr Hrangrr shares were
more than firm Missouri Pacific and the south
WESTERN stocks ,ecir a.iccfcd adversely hf reports
90 inc o,criioNIu4 of The Mississippi River, hni
fLcr decline, wric only fractions. N''lls'h
,a, comparatively active II steadily advancing
pr,cc, nc closing wls irregular. bui thc inal
gains oufn4mi.rrl the declines, and tie upward
movement was >til On progress.
TIE DAY Is TIE BOND MARKET
The Treasury bou-ht $5D,5O0 of / l2s nj
! o3 IL and $2o,'oo : per cents at i?2. NJ the
stock Exchange small sales of the latter issue
were made 1T an advance above tie Io'"rnm"if
prlc" The CLOSING quotations were raised Is
per cent and were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
INDIANS BLESSED BY THE POPE.
" BUFFALO BILLS COWBOYS AND RED MEN AT
THE VATICAN.
rroM Az Nocc.sIoNAI CORRESPONDENT or TnE TnIDrNE.


nroM Az ,sioNAI CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE
Rome. March l2-Thc sensation of last week centred
at the Vatican. Colonel Cody received the FAVOR Oh
introducing Iii, Holiness the Indians III HIS troop
,-ho arc Catholics and also his nonCatboc cowboys.
All of them were kindly greeted by the vencrabie
PontiG. This occurred on the day when the twelith
anniversary Of the elevation of Leo NH to the Holy
500 was celebrated. As early half past O'Clock
the privileged persons admitted TO present uiclr
homage TO the Pope were assembled in the dHca haii
the royal hall and the chapel and kept III HE aio"E
the walls BY tho Palatuc Guards. the Ponahcai
cc,darmos and the swiss ouars all arraycd III their
Gorgeous uniforms. suddenly Colonel Cody appeared
n. the nrnripal entrance. Taking off HI, wide
som,rcro. he advanced between tho two rows OF
guards followed by hi, cowboys and the Sioux indians
rr,,ul,s to Suocjal authorization they not clad
in drc., coats hut in their peculiar costumes Ihcy
advanced Quietly their hands crossed over Their CHESTS
hardly daring to walk and casting admrins glah'cS
unon The uniforms the halhcrcs ana t'c 'N"HlH'
swords of the magnificent swiss o'1r' Ni'cr H'Nl"E
ncrcraed into the SiXtnc Chapel. where the daughter
Of General sherman invited Colonel Cody 10 S'a'
hv ncr side in the gallery occupied by the members
Of the Diplomatic Corps and the elite oil 'he ho""''
nobility. the American visitors were placed in
double
When the Pope appeared in the scdia ecs'a'oria.
prcccdcd by the knights of Malta and procession oi
cardinals and ArchbiShops me COWBOYS , an@ hnt .t
Indians bowed their heads, while the slou& PEI d
affecfinnatcly at these children of the american
nrairc. and blessed them not without some cnou"n.
IL ~a rrctlv hard task. when the pontlnca Cortcec
o,i, mn IL march a.ain to prevent the Indians from
n,tcrr their war cry testimonial OF 'hcII JVSlul
Dii, vho bovcd respectfully while Leo Nil blessed
HIM, on their return TO the camp lad IN slgi, o,
IN. daTh S;''l W l hankct the only warrior who had
not been able to attend the ceremony
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
o,-orATloNs OF BEEvES.


Good to Prime steers sold ono year oTo ~ - ~ '
,,d thr oyc,agn wa c-tin1ted 10 - %.
DrEVfS-Eccclpts Tor t~o days ncua,hs ,g iaT i; st
rival. SATURDAY 80 carioaG- OF
a,'n.d or Nuortaton alive and drt--'d ~
c1rload- consigned to s!aughtcr"r- ana ., ' .s,h "
sod The y.Iy liberal supply Of sal catc ,mn vi
S demand and price dropped jd20c per 100 ~ Win
20 ro,.,,ds rrporteG un-old a. late as p n r'
40, ,,rs mainly common to fair Satiye S,r. O when
- ,,rlo,d- were Cincinnati 'Stlllefs anu t,'ir
" carlo,d. Of still Bulls IN the yard, Poorest 10
10, o,n.lrd steers sold at sidr1 per lco d. t -so
o, ahnve =, 30 'Stillers ranged IN pIi.' IRON ~ 40
20 S,o-. and from - TO - 30 -hsl,, IRON
- =, 70 &, and Dry Cows sold at T2"7 '' 10 eN
port demand ch,.,co and Xo.,orn dressed beef
.- ,ha yeck ended SATURDAY. March - Mri a. loIoMs
~ l>,'- OF thi'd-" 'i'-,u -
,sraTe AZ ~ - per 100 % ny IN. armour fi'kits
n 49,, np3 carcassr- Of Kama, NNy 60,
& pa ,ora o. 40 50 i3 by swift Co -"i' 'af'aes's
o. de- 10 p average. 40 thf average iFice
oi ~ and bv ,,corgc II. Hammond COS agents,
~. c,r,,.sr. of Chicago 10, o. y it''iS 1 - %
H. ,noI. .aes were NlGr az the NcMN OH jersey tNF,
h' ,T, from lIaljinore the week N'-e 13S cattle
M ,tti c,rta1renian Liverpool iy N't'.- s Eou-,-
~" notion -hlrmrnts al! c"i~l-ird q IiNc4jooi.
X .i,nnc,t, d live stock o. fr',' mat m MI port
o,i,, lolrorrow the Buffalo VIII D. Ih'n win 900
,i' " Ta.tmln, Company, and the MontauA VIII t'AA
pri1ato cablr ad>ice- noa London ana Liopoo. quote
,r~,,.d be-, rnpr AZ iG. and Arr'aA Steer, STEADY
a, ) 4. f6d dad weight ,.. ,..,. , $780,. ,
Tho weeks shipments of Live ''llt' anu She"p ann
Dressed Beef and Mutton are a, follows.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo March ai.-Cat'l, Receipt lat = hogrs, $50
head week thus FAR. 1000 for eln, tImy last
week. 900 conriencd through 5000; o. Ne".iorh
G2r. 81 ~al, Sleo. market dun, weak and lower f.,
,hnl,H ,ippn. SEQ u 600 h - ijdti 50; Winr 70
cioic,. native rhpIn- s:'H,. LOO . zoe h -. 20
e. - r,diOm T. good MOTT ,rd'~ loo % J. 'Op N
i5ari 10 ail To ,hoioc canning and bu'h'ins sia'>
10 800 ~. roast - ne diun e. "'' 'ainihg
and grades lgO e. 100 n f3 st0 Il .,"'
To clin,r shipping canning and buchcflng gad LOCO
=. zoe 10 - 25a ~ 90 aud all grades, 900
fo Geo H. - l5d - 80 Michigan steers >tocAef> and
feeders. fair To choice y oo6 t3 - Michienn secrs
20 4OGsa 10 fair to choice and heers. s3as3 ~
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
NETWORK SoO-TWEINE PAGES

legislation The resolutions were ordered TO be added
60 the memorial. II decided that the picsMe.e
should appoint committee of hundred 10 50 10
Albany. Efforts will be made 10 the coopeTa-
ton Of representatives of other Exchanges.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
rrpOprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London March 81 con;,o % ,.Ic, G Tor mGaSn
& notcogo trustecs' certificates 32; Canadian Ia.
cinc III Erie 2i'. Mexican ordnn,ry 81 st, raal ranl
Common 7Ois Ncw-Yors Central, lOJ'7i MeAlcsh Oc"'
trail new per cent bonds, 13's
Paris adylccs quoc 8 per cent senes at SS francs 20
ccnclmcs for the account
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
he range of prices and the total dealing. were a,

includes sales Of 10000 barrels Of May oil at s50
-J l--0 90 cents
Refined oil wa unchanged at 7.!O cents per gallon
in barrels. and $40 cents In cases.
Foreign quotations nchnn:cd-Antwcrp lG !. .
francs, Nicmcn. 500 marks, London. > 2D, =.
pence.
Oh CITY. penn. March 3i.-Satipa Transit cert g.,.o.
o,ited =. - rr; hshr- So: ioNc,: oi'tc; 'o,,G a.
sli.. .'l's, ~ 600 Db., chsl'is. 351 bbs, sAip
r,.i'-. i-3 bb.- rum. ad.O37 bji-.
lltt-bgfa. PENN March 3l.-rrfol~uin dan but 4 nd
Nato.al transit cei,icate opened at oi's,; closed 4,
bit.c; highest SIC loves Siisr
IradfOid d, P,nn March JlNaOnJl II anst certificates
opened closed S4<c highest S5c lowest stl.c
Ccarances. 1913, 900 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
THE PETROLETM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.


There was little feature Of interest TO the crude
petroleum market, Yesterday. News Incagrc. and
the average trader takes no trouble b. ascertain the
significance Of the developments in West Virginia and
the bOdcr districts Of Pennsylvania. Perhaps this
attitude 81 Indifference Is im,tiabc. II j. the total
volume Of production which will determine tho next
important change IN values. rather than the output
u Isolated wells particular pools. Intil complete
ctuYA of the pipe lines are received on the lOt of
this month. the amount OF daily production will lie
matter Oi ndIN duaI estimates. No certainty can DC
~lt tIl them also regarding th" question 10 whether
STOCKS being slightly Increased. well IN
formed authorities claim. The monthly field report
duc day bat the trade appear to be prepared 10
iccriv" q bcar-h exhibit.
At The stock Exchange Yesterday The dealings in
cash oii lgit. bat price, grvltatcl dOWnWhri.
The decline Wa- not important but the Ia. price
the lowest Of The dny At the Consolidated Exchange
nnuc. # fhc hu. done IN switching" Npill
..tD Nav options. ~.c, In tn latter dclvrrio
made vita tAc variation Of only cent ;Inunf
cents. The Npril do!Ncilcs bad ctrh part from
- = TO - 81 cents. bgi soon lost thr fraction.
Nlar the end there nor. OF q pressure ON ths
ma, kct and prices fell to II 3 cents Iac close wa
heavy.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
follows
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ArcHiSoN. TOPEKA AND SAINT