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New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

Dr-IIDlN,, MATERIAL rather easier on
Low demand. cement and lime MARKET, uhchahe'd
Lin. ranges fioi ~jc to ~ 20 HaS.r-iaw bf's - -
80 30 -hkil ~ 7j0 - Pale. - pa - % lio>da'
cement ~ l,as 20 pr BOZ American fortan .: & loG
80. English Portland - JOG:- 10, German Portland
=. .ea - 90. Iath- quoted ~ :. 3,dr2 - per loOO
tout Hair OH poI bush cattle Hair II lSc
tDkIII.-l,raJl I- the spot rather easier
today, aud trading continued slow: 80 Hat bean quoted
is-r sal, 500 bag, No~ aud TO- lie 1000 bags No
private terms. Md efadc, quiet AID generally -.idy
sales 500 picu, Bongie 23c. and liO bag costa i"ca
nri,.,. terms Options d'pr' s-"d ana lower on
wcaAcr cables and renewed selling D} long Ha.i'
drorp.d ioii. m and Hamburg closed 'e pfc down
a,trr -gu. early. Tho local market iaitd AZ a.
cline Il jlO points ON all month"; cNf'pt Naich "h,h
r.t st.ads but This ,loN'd by general selling Ai
pr,- gradually welded mil ueufe~ showing net o''' 9
iOg 80 points. most marked uf remote DELIVERIES. III"
rAiir 0iut.- REGULAR Af~ so good -'fnha. i"'
exchange tpr'at. 80. rec'pts 600 bag isi isio ,''
auc.. fpr T. s. 900 bag-. total stock. $1,000 bag,
market steady Santo- receipts. 600 bag, i'ept' ~
mo July 1880 March 20 1890, ,3-u"u bags SANE
;lms i-.g 8 $4,000 bags Tim" l-~N. lilu 900
fac- rc-oip.. santos July 1889 % March 20 l-'"
/ ~ time i~-~. l3i2.pOO bags sam"
i.mc l--~ -jooO bags Total sales here today ''-'O
f.III
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
LAURA BRIDGMAN'S BRAIN.
from The Worcester Gazctte.

From The Worcester Gazette.
Dr.. Donaldson ncurOlOglst Of Clark University
has served faithful apprenticeship In these
lines (of preliminary cducatiOnJ and wds
we believe. studying with Guddcn. the great
Bavarian ncurol0gist. when he and the half
insane and Just dcpOsed Bavaran King Ludwig were
found drowned togcthes. Munich. DR.. Donald
son began the year with series OF Investigations on
the brain of Laura lfidgman These he undertook
TO make " thorough and exhaustive that this should
be standard examination Of this kind. 1t j. said
that very important scientific results have already
been secured that ched light upon questions con
cerning the function and structure Of the brain. This
Wa no less than was to be expected from this c>
tiaorucaiy ana unique case. The vide celebrity
gvsn TO Dr. loves remarkable pupil has caused vcr
Widespread interest In tho result Of this examination
and many letters Of inquiry from th, country and
scholars IN Europe evince the extraordinary and
widespread interest with which the results Of this
Investigation awaited. 1t is said that publication
q the results OF the investigation now be begun
IN month or two.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
GE4rN IND PEODTCE MARKETS.
rrArrnEs or Nlw.NNEK pEALINGs.

FEATURES or NFW-NOl;K DEALINGS.
There was a fair volume OF trading in wheat option,
Yesterday about i.6Oo.ODp bushels changing hands
rhe movements Of price, were irregular. for the
reason that hcar>h news tended o offset the attempt,
of IN. short, {, buy from bulls. whose confidence in
the future i, growing. Cihl', were weak. cciran'">
were small and the export inquiry was virtually
suspended. Western support helped the local m'r
hct but As a rule the dcalnc, wcr, professional in
nature. May option, opened cent lower Al - :
r-, to - cents, and under IN" pressure Of rclfapn>
rcccdrd to GIG cents. On IN" curb the market
was uuotcd at - 5.-o 3 cents. The official final
figure, wcr, i--0l.l cent higher for March at -.
Aprl at ,o ., and May AT -. unchanged for
June at - ,o and of II cent for July at - IS and
December at = : cents.
Cash wheat wa, strong at an advance of i4di-2
cent. and sale, were made of 10000 bushels 10
portcrs and the Ike amount 10 mlilcr>.
strength Was given 10 corn 10y reports that there
was disposition store the large receipts and wait
for future advance. Export demand, coniinu Il
large. and TN, lcnt support 10 the speculation.
SPOT lot, we're >0 cciit better. and the purchase,
OF exporter, reached lr 900 bushels here ana nearly
10000 bu,hcl, At the Outpor~. fhr options enjoyed
unl, moderate activity but closed up ! = cent "A,
follows: March, - Ap:il - II May, 81 '7, june
81 . ( cents
bought by shippers. The option, early reached
i-io3- cent but closed ,tcadcr March at - : amd
April being of - cent and May at - > =
and June at - 1 cents being unchanged.
Lard option, were quiet and nrm. ending with i'm
material change a. ioll,ws: April. ~ 81 May - IA
June. Sa -: July. - -. october. ~ 66.
The receipt, Of grain and nour reported yesterday
at New YORK; baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston were
a. follow, Wheat. 43-'3 bushels. corn. i26. -,
bushels. flour. il.d26 packages. At Chicago Nil
wnukcc aud ST Louis the arrivals We're Wheat.
bushels, total grain, 7l7,736 bushels; noul, 7.5i2
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
NFW-YORK CITY.

Bshop Potter viii administer the rltc OF cohnihla-
tion in the Floating Church. Of Pike st., at 80 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Tho hearing before the nrooklyn Bridge Comms-
,ioncrs appointcd 10 be continued Yesterday at NO.
"A Williams was adjourned by consent OF counsel
until to-day.
Tho poard 81 Electrical Control will meet at the
v,vors Office al 10 80 a. IN. today. for the purpose
q. taking action upon the proposed contract WIN e
new Standard subway Construction Company Tor bulu
Inc electrical and power suhways. the consuninauoh
=, which was interrupted by Judge AndrcwSs III
junction.
The Board Of street Opening Yesterday po''poncd
the consideration Of the widening Of the NofihS'"c
Park roadway TO await argument on the question: DS
AZ senator r. NJ BNby and Dwight L. Ohns1cau'
The lecture this week in Cooper Union free sat
.rdav might course viii he delivered by DE- SamnoI
sheldon Of the Brooklyn Polytechnic institute on
"storagc Batteries
The Williams Alumni Association Of this city VIII
meet at the Hotel Brunswick next Thursday evening
and will be entertained by Marshall T. Niucr ''c
humorist.
A special meeting of the Manhattan Athletic O''p
will be held next Friday evening at No. "21 fH'h
- - ,ct unon varions proposed amendments to
the by laws.
Tho Central Council OF the order of the King $
Daurh,crs will hold a special meeting for prayer ana
conference i'm the Broadway Tabernacle al 80 p Il"
On "wednesday. This will be the last meeting oi the
kind for the season. and members 81 the oiuer arc
requested 10 be present
An Awful End.-Sicddiman-1 hear young NafHi"
sas ,er town /, II true he has gone 70 the hAd
phlnnant-Yc,: he went TO Chicago last n~ht.
The Grand Jury will make strong lrc'ciimeh'
pext week against The abuse, in the management Z"
IA. shcriN.s office Assistant District Attorney LNu
Gov q husv preparing the document under the Grec
,ion of the Grand Jurors. II is possible tlat "'o
,onal indictments will be found on Monday or Tues
day.
The members Of St Andrews Methodist hpN'"p'l
,hurch seventy siNth.st. and NinthHNc., VIII no."
the,r frs, services in their chapel tomorrow" ~
Tho morning service. 10 10 a. m, Bishop T. g. An
drews will preach. The sunday school opens az ''V
N n, and thcre will be addresses by the Rev. Ne>SFs
+ l. wilson c. w Nillard and J. r. lIl'c Al INC
evening service 40 y. IN, The sermon VIII Oe DS ''
Rev Dr. A. J. Palmer.
Anthony Comsock Will address the students OF '''S
citv 10 morrow at : p m. IN the c'n'eN H"" "a INV
Metropolitan opera House ON seed >""ihe "i ''''
The members of the Produce and Cotton hN'"''lN'>
,,tu vote next week on the question OF closing u''
exchanges on Good Friday. April t. The members {"
,h lard trade of the Produce Exchange VIII vote @"
,redDosdav on some amendments 10 their constitution
regulating trade transactions.
The Excise Board yesterday refused 10 grant
license for Harry" HIS eoncert-hdu a' No -i"i
Thrd-ave.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
HARMONY AMONG PHARMACISTS.
INITIAL SATISFACTION OVER THE RECENT
ELECTION IN THEIR COLLEGE.

MUTUAL SATISFACTION OVER THE ELCLNI
ELECTION IN THEIR COLLEGE,
6 ". Fairchild Of the firm Of Farclnld bro,nefS
l. Foster the newly elected president OF the '"ll'-V
~ pharmacy Of the City OF New-lcrh. in Spedhihs
80 Tho election Yesterday said 1t was an eNch'iH
ono in the history Of the college PrcSluchl h"'"
NcIntvre whom ] succeed. Ia, served IN mat ''p"'H
for fourteen years with great bcncht 70 uc ''''-,
as well as distinction to himself Under Ms wise al"
conservative management the colle,s has grown '''
small beginnings 70 a large and u>eiul cdu'aN'.A
,ns,i,p,,on of late il la, been deemed advisable
to securc the cooperation OF many men formerly ho
identified with the college. who though educator a.
nharmacsts have become interested IN manuia' turing
or the wholesale drug business. II was ieN 10 Do
n good auglry for the future that aiier an ci''''"
so sharply contested all antacOn>m Should bo oi"PI'"
A. unanimous effort Will now be made 10 ehaDlc u''
college TO maintain the high place IT has Away
hold and 70 increase it, uscfulncs, by tho erection
ss soon AS poss sblc of specially constructed hlins
N render the work Of il, admirable corps oi ID
structors more effective
rwcn McIntyrc said "Therc VIII be no change
in the present methods Of management of tle college,
! am perfectly satisfied with the result OF th' eject
! am now "a trustee / should nave r'lE"'" "H
former Office some time had not feared that
such course would prcciptatc strife In the n-titu-
tion for leadership There was some cnort ON Nlo
mart Of one or two members 10 make trouble let"ceh
the American and German elements. The De" board
s largely composed OF wholesale men. The del q
,iclet which ! lead, wa, supported mainly nV tho
German and retail element The German clement
has always done the lar-cr part o. thc WON lD.
Tho nstttntion our college budinc, are worth over
$4,000 and have been supported entirely ny con
tributiOns from members. Itch. .
The following ticket elected on Thur-d1y night
( ~ Fairchild. president. GEORGE Na-eci hr,t NtD-
nrcsdent ". l.. NcnnaTd. second NtrpIr-it'ht ]. r.
Main third vice president. II. y Fraser. treasurer j.
Jieccman secretary Even Mcintyre, john X.
Caswe Theodore Loui~ d. Pcraza. Albert 4. Merritt
and G. Balscr, trustees.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
C ENIRNL RAILE0AD OF I,, NEW .,ysR .I,yyEsRRSEI'

ii9c iaolr oi Fehruary TO- ls90
chsnE was barr Ss5sa'%a ii,1ans IPrrssS;s Tam
town an and MaucS c6uoE.
ntsra Madcn Sn aas la'sS sSnSS sS'nfs Eaa
ing. isrr,hurs ro,t,yi.le iamaqua. shaIoAln, SUM
o. r % Tor fcrns;cn ta,,on Bethlehem Allen.
'Ow" no r'' p M Yum" oT a'Ss htisn'm Xii ntSsn MaSci
chgn a., %S 1tSa Ipmagn S@ Sna@0sn
Hchi.hein alG Allentown. 80 p M for somcr,ile and
for Es;op g'eIchen On ASnssys MsesSS
D. m' S 90 a. H.. sunday, Tor raston.
90 a. m, sundays. for Eason Bethlehem. Allen'
'0I 90 % p M, sundays, Tor IssOn Bethlehem. Allen.
Grove sS' and ma Point f fe.an saint shs II' & q't }c
90 p. y sunday train, do not stop Ocean "rOse OF
:, ~ Monmouth Reach. ssabrirht etc. at 40 Sis.
For 's Atan,c Tia Ohic6iand, Va Maawan and Keypors
go -. 10 30 a. m.. 90. 90. 80 =. Sundays.
for I@kswood. 80 rs a. m. 90. 80 4:2o. 500
= tor icn's ki,cr parnesat 80 SIS am. 90.
s N1@c x r,,o, Gy '9C M saOs OS oc A,ODss
tr"Sod "ir 40 ago 'n'ii s5 so 2 a. o. co 90:
ror r,gth Ambey. 30 90 Is. 10 80 II rs N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
S'"i aa hSf IL S aS oc T. fG'deDA' and Reading
100 0 co., SO a, 80 90 ~ 80 80 II m 90 s % nsS ~
SSrYpxIS 80 80 90 g. SO co. d 90 p m. m.
ior nil,imoc and Washington daily at 30 II 90 Cen
Grai", u lc;sngs Ak Is II 90 80 oc 100.
eas ' i rGs S'i%G1y raf1ll lif"i e. have con-
$ 81 n? .'f H.ssa" 5s Sss.s. e: T 81
fSasSy Trsnsry c"mpny Us" will call o and eh.cs
Baggage from hotel or residences. "
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
Tur TRADE II CIlIcNnO

CHICAGO March u lNpccia late 10 IA, been the cN
pericnce day for wheat e. show nd, ancc al hc
close over the preceding day. Tonight +, no exception
May wheat opened $685. sod up 20 Sli and closed at
july keeps un dropping back relatively. Wednesday
d-'oun' uniri May of only ~ cents ON Thurs.
Iay IA" discount was oyer cents At the cln~r TODAY
nearly J cent, ihd' MAJ JuN stopping at .s',a 50
Ilr "Ni,N' h'MH uN np t''"lh Tor thr ada There,
was early a appointment over rho export csaancr-
Gable, were almost - Disappointing. The Northwestern
receipt, were liberal, lnO 40 Minneapolis and -
Duluth The subject of crop damages has been hra>hcd
over Of late To be- without influence. Prices
In fact made almost altogether 10y the pit operators Part
ridge who Thursday VAS unwilling " pocket $4,000
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
MASTER BrILDEES NOT ALARMED ~ CHICAGO

Chicago, March II (>pccall.- President 6odic oi
the Builders Exchange. SAID to-day that the bosses
apprchendcd little danger from the carpenters as'va,
alleged. Although the men were forming un.oi, and
adding new members 10 the old unions, stu they
were not strong enough to held oui long on strike
Consequently the master carp 'ntcr, do not feel much
disposcd o Weld to the demand, of the men. There
are. approximately. between 1000 aud 1000 car
pentcrs la Chicago laid he. and Of that number mp
10 a recent time few than 1000 were OH TIC
books of the union We do not intend 10 change our
scale Of wages right away, and a, for the eight hour
request, few shOps in the city now WORK more than
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22

and GOT o the short side decided to-day 20 pocket even
bigger loss lie was buyeT a nay Ons & ane
large IL not larger, buyer than Partridge. me pro.
fssonals completely Gy nS w n
paren:y over and when reaction seemed inevitable;
40 cents for Nav oats kept all day within range Of
cont Nav closing at ol 1922 Provisions, aitr mar.
row dav closed about where they opened May wheas
ON the curb, sUii.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
,.,,, ,nrtp,,t,c CLOSING PRICES.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Irll1N. MuTfU -l-P IA.
The stock market to-day during us hrSo io"'
hours cXpcrenccd the usual amount "i Po""'i"1
Of values But there was RESISTANCE III 'i'' s"'P'
of moderate buying orders ihat 'ouiP'''' "''
General confession or remark Inc m'INc' y
strong although fcarfully dull. Us rue 'c
onrninr nrnrcs were the lowest OF the any hN'
in CHICAGO Gas Trust. under reports from 'hio"''
If thc spcculativc litigation, a sharp dIlNc was
made. that suddenly put IT'S price from - =
down 10 II ST. The wires were i"'"'" WIZ ~
f,r,uati on adverse 10 the company. wh'h l"'o"'"
,,.o .noc,l,,i,c sales down to 81 81. Chicago
Gas closed e. s. bid. This movement however
lad r,,,c ar no effect on the general market
While il was in progress th' S'h''"' '""'" vas
.,uu rather than weak Tacrc WAS waiting Tor
Developments, and when those cAin'' III '''' S"'iV
of stories concerning the litigation, that small
effect passed away. ~,
Contrary 70 recent usual prccclcnfs the aciy-
;,,. - rho dav caluc in the last hour. and II was
.ccompauicd hy sharp advances for most "i me
.,ocLs which are at all active or, Ia other words
,to.e stock, in which large " shori" interest is
outstanding. The alleged explanation %. uc
late upward movement was '"e 'N
,oc,,,io, of a good bank stale
rncut" tomorrow. The statement unqucs'i"n"'F
hui II Will show only the aVcra-" oi thnt gam.
which will be considerably css than Tie "''NA'
gain made from Friday 10 Friday ANY 'h''i
f-oro IFS showing Or 81 if> anticipated showing
* onlv sentimental II viii reflect inr condition
of the money market during the last week., which
every one knows tonight as we'll as HEY will
know II tomorrow. alter the bank statement
co.i,.s ont Money has been easy all iir week.
foo easy 10 lndlcas health IN TIE last DAYS 0l
March except that II has been ~ because Tie hold
,rs of ,..flrliis Arc not large borrowers - money
In the unlisted department. Sugar lIiNi uAl'f
,hc urrm!ssion Of the Court {" piN ne : -
nor cent dividend earned did not boom, ~
hucruafcd inst i per cent between T." l.
and ~ IT, and closed a. 80 -. ms Is "
favorable Indication for brokers doinI r~I'iiil"
business m rail,ny shares Inc ,nair> "i 'nr
SUGAR Hriu,ry company never should nave 'i
thc hands of the people engaged IN that business.
who are ~ positions 4" kno" whether
ar not tie business was PAVING one
That tie general market today coma MAKE
fhc material advances - did when sugar pr"c'l-
cnlly stood still is not an uniafpIapl' indI'Ai"n
of returning reason on tie part Of professional
operators.
THE BOND Markets
The Treasury to-day secuted only Sl6.GnD
hou,e: 4 Per cents : 500 at l2J and ! - pr
,cufs II .O0O ~ IU3 IT,. At the Stock LA-
change no business M Government bonds Was
dn,c and the quotations Ncrc as follows.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
RAILROADS..
TEN N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
ov AND AFrLK MAKCH ;. IevO,

r,,,os ,o,,. station, foot Of Desbrosses and Cort'
sS% !sSs' Pa3 tNg for the AAs M cle1eaaa
ssous ss,png pna, ad rs5S. 81 ar S Chicago and
S. LSp' q II .eA %H' ana RenoS" eSeSp' sunday and
,ooo p,,DS M.PTiT NEW.YoRK AND CHICAGO LiM
Drawing and st,teiioon s,fsP"I, "I,,ancia r,prts st..
ana 2s'aSS" saS tySa SS; Ssoo o sei
!,asyS asyl Ps sht. tnm AFys 1q s1i cS:
by stationary and movable ,t e't .,'V M '' n"Nt DAY
@5S yi!5a S5aS sssSs aSR c}sfaSdfSS tsS .nd
as ~ car to st. Louis Chicago and Glncia1at en-
einnati ii IS a. n Chicago and St. Louis ~
eao wEsTEgY d,aai EArhEsS iSI S%a 1 R0Ss' s. L.
bac sleeping Car NewYork to PttGgIs 81 Rairoaa
hlgaeo cinSnaat aHd Mp6Id rS Iadph.a Afrves at cln.
% l""a 8 80 pm p m Chicago 80 ne.; Day w. and eSs: 81:
3@d S and rgseo qa eSSfrps s''asa1 Ea1m,D ve.tul.
spg NeS1YSIk yay 20 fSl?aSG S2y ssysHa
s a. oSd M cPa@9qs moT9 10 cGpnn@tl G % Tor oedo day and
for CORY Tre tne Oh Regions. Cleveland ana oo'um'
nAITIMoKE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
al2"s;s & La saSaay 'Si55 20 70 g. 81 n r aTS %a;GnsSa
30 c.r 4, ase p, @ ,Ts washaSiOn 20
icsaar cNps's i5 99 90 and 80 q, s. e. Tx. ~.
Sunday = and 80 e. M o:S ~ on 90 ThtsapSas 1a IKE
snd ohio Railway and cncoapnst. st,e,y''' ts,y DINING
So, and CifY sS'ss5 p m Through buffet Paro.
Gar and Day Coaeh week ga aay' n, %k dars
M pd, t0r ,.aaa ,aa Noft6lf Va New-YoTl. Phadephis
and Norfolk RaIiro,d Q 90 a. m daily except suhSay "A
ons c % n m daily; via Baltimore ana Bay Line -'iu
p H. "''@'' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
4
Xix i2' pni1g 1 car G ana III 10 10 wss6nsSa Ited ~
II 20 A. Ill., y 20 o. ~ %, 5 81, ~ ~ sh,' ~
90 o. q go 90 and . 90 y. III, and Il ID night
Acconuodaton. u 70 a. m3 ara ao5 10 10 {mittd snd
10 a. H.. w. 4, 3d. D. q 80 ana D. H. anu
=, ni+hf cc0r notation. 90 y. n.
The Sen.YorA Transfer ceppany Will call for and cheek
hafs1. ,To o oa trans Apply to any ticket agent
CUAS 4 PvGH. J; Z. WOOD
MI Nanarar. lrencfll faS,-r Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
HOME NEWS.
&c GOING on TO-DAY.

VIVIAN :. - On
Senate Investigating Committee. Court HOUSE, V''o
4. IN.
Flack case before Judge Barrett
McCalla Court OF Inquiry, Navy Yard, BroohNh'
Dlnner 10 Charles Emory Smith. Delmonco's evening"
Anniversary dinner OF the Loto- Cub evening
ProokIyn Bridge Appraisement '"mHlss'oh' D. IL,
Nassau Eost club smoking concert M@ehhc'0"'' "'''
p. CT, . ..oorv { u II
o2d Regiment Athletic Club games armory' : D. m -
New.York Association of Collegiate Al"His' W. -
Fast Thirtycighth-st = 30 r. ~.
New.York Checker club election No 400 Se'o"u'"''''
Bp. ..,s cooo- r-,io,
p. m. - ,At.,..f,, 1r,u
80 D. ID.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
OF. MARK ETS.

oil City Penn, March 2lNationa Transit Certhcates
oneupd at Sj7sc: highest, S14c; lowest Sobc closcd
sf-c sales 80 900 bbls charters, 57l bbls shpmenss
90 pItt.burg penn. March 2I-Petrocum market dull
but arm Rational Transit Certificates opened at s'sc
closed AT sG7sc highest SIC lowest S5asc -
Bradford Penn. March 2Naonal Transit Cert hcat.s
oDonrd closed SEE highest, S7'sc lowest
s5ssc; cearances $50 600 ibis.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
rrroprAN PRODUCE MARKETS

rivornoo March Il, 3 - p m.-Bcef IN poor demand.
PORK in far demand. Hams ~ good demand short cut,
,hn", ia 10 rs f. at -, Cd Nhond.l--About IL To
~ ~ Grm at .sis. Bacon In poor demand. cheese In
oo demand American finest Whit, and coored, duh az
loo'' 81 Taow u pi0r demand TuIIrntne IN fair de.
,"snd g, Isrd-~po, ard futures in poor demand prime
~, a,d ror In poor demand. Cornsp0t and futures
W i an,1d. mix <cd Western. spot stsady AZ g. 61d
~ i'' y, T""don-Paclnc There :, nothing offering
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
HAVANA MARKETS

Havana March el.->pan'h gold, 2lO'.d2il exchange
Arm, on the United 60 dyS god "a, ,d94 premluni
do short light gold. 9',dl0 premium London, l9i.
ioi, premium Paris, 5i.d51 premium. Sugar quiet; /;
we're sold at Matanzas at s3 10 gold per quintal
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22

Actual cash IN
Treasury yOults
ccriincairs soi7 GGA lOG s2l7 19ssi Dec. s5i5 0oo
Deposits In bnk- .G,lS2.fJ2 21.sf3,o3' Dec. JoSSoS
Xe cash sei3 s7 3.s s2,o aea5 Dee. ss53 $50
The foreign exchange for to-moIrows steamers
were not active. but ruled firm We revise quota
tons for actual business as follows Bankers bills
AT 81 81 l-2 and 81 So IL for long and short
sterling respectively: French francs at j.?l a
and 5Ig :,-s rcichmnrks nt % j-s and % Ia.
and guildcrs at 50 and 40 Is
TIE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London british cOnsuis were steady af o. l-lj
and % II r.s.rrtivcy for money ana account
The Bank OF England gained .s7 900 bullion on
balance. In thc open market money for discount
OF bankers bills ruled at 3 per cent. and for
bankers balances at 3-s per cent. Bar silver
was steady at 43 3-4d. per ounce. American rail-
ways, with dull movements. ruled firm al full -
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22

Ia State issues. Louisiana consos sold nt -
and Tennessee settlement Is ~ -. oi cit{ nanh
stocks, American Exchange sold ~ al l'l' f"ur'li
National - at l6l, PhcnN uVV AT l'V' ana
Western National 10 ~ -.
The general bond market was dull. but gen
orally firm IN prices. Atchison, lopri" and santa
Fc Is ruled ai about "a II and the Incomes closed
AT 5g Louisville. Nrw-A Albany and Chicago con
,,ls again sold down to o. l-2, but closed al 90
Philadelphia and Reading issues were steady
Shenandoah Valley iirsts rose 10 l2@. ana the III
comes sold ai JJaj4 Reference Is made 10 our
full report Of bond sales.
MONEY AXD EXCHANGE.
Money rnlcl at l-2ai per cent, with the prln-
cipal business at 3 y. This, for Friday WAS
"A reflection Of rNtrculc ease.
The Clcarinc House statement to-day as
follows Exchanges, "6,SOl $40; balances,
- ,9O6.l6e.
Clearing House 81 33O.l6i The business of the
Sub-Trcasury for the week ended tonight IN
clndes receipts Of ~ j,o3l SOB and payments Of
~lg.9OssS leaving the general balance at ~ ~
35es5G against Sls4 ,Oi2. 1873 March t. showing
an apparcnt loss of S;i,Gs9,2s5. But dcducting
from the payments :2,3@2.Oo9 ana from me re-
ccipts 81 7iO 600 for items which affect only lis
account with the General Treasury, It's loss MS
affecting the banks is Si.l 07,2s2 And this result
includes the payment Of SS2l 49, for pnrch,sei
Government bonds. and slo,t25 for Pacific Rail
road bonds and the receipt of 81 l60.Oov Tor rN-
change on other Sub-lrcasurics. 1o-days opera
tions covered: Receipts. $2.?g9,5s9 payments.
SaI7S. .051. with balances Of 81 'J.19' ,lo6 com
and 81 81. $50 currency
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day S2jJ,32G National bank notes for
redemption.
tcrnal revenue receipts S377 $50. and the mis-
ccllancous receipts S3l 1873
To-iay's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits IN banks compares WIN The
figures of the last previous statement as follows :
March 20 March 81 Differences.
Net cod on hand 80 2.G 80 S5 G22 Dec *6G GOA
Nct -iilcr on h'd % ;G3 $40 23.+25.40o Dec 3'3dl
lrca-'endsT-
hand ,OSo.3 80 ,1''S sod Dec JfVS''
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
rr-ropEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London March 81, j.. nj anadlan i,'innc go
u.,i',n ofdlnarv g. New York Central llOos soau
inc aOs.; Mexican Central new I per cent bonds, '52
Money. 3l2G3', per cent - ,... col
rar, adycos quot per cent rencs at 81 francs o-a
confines for the account. -, r.,t.nd
on balance to-day is Go1,OOO