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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER THEIR SCHOOL.

The University school of Pedagogy is full Of en-
thusiasm since its formal establishment by the council
of the university has been passed. saturday Is busy
day, although there two lectures each Thursday,
one by DIR. Allen and another by DIR. Sinner; also
lecture Friday by DR.. Allen. The programme for
saturday of this week is as follows At 10 a. m.
quiz-subject, "Thc Essential Points in Compayre'
At IL a.. m. lccture-subject, The Progress OF
Civilization, Synchronal with the Growth OF Realism
At the hour another lecture will be delivered on
Applied Psychology" At II a.. m. Dr. Cook, Of
Rutgers College. will deliver a lecture on "The Co
ordination Of studes.' 10 which all teachers are IN
vted. At p N. there will be quiz-subject " Crit.
cism Of Spencers Educational Theories The Tex,
aminatons Will begin the first week ia May.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme SdSsR
loss los soS ~ fs rs s. f. e. ls' s
1s s ASP 3 5 2 $50 tsi ''
SUPREME CIR f|AGoaned until March
supreme Court-CIcuit-Part II-Before Patterson j.
Case on-Gregory vs. n. y. L. f. & W. H. X Co-No
supreme IIIB st 0Brisn ID; 10
iso s 1909 i5es sc slil e5o 1868 ss i7S 1886
s5 ISS5 Os lSSi IsI gl2 ngaha
Me- 1 ,1 800 y, 175S , 5i sD i' s 1882 1906 1901
surrogates Court-Before Ransom. s>wni Of William
SSnp @ 80 Of Notion fssnd1 lyman
ger 70 a. % Mary s. sda6ury' Rettberg
Gag Ss,as + sys,e r %
superior Court-Equity Tclm-isciore Dusro' mos.
sst su sss s'5 eoaa 'fs sedsw
G. mos. 1913 369, 1885, 1872, l271. no. l2i4 4'o
.'I Superior cOuTrlal TermPart IIBssrs Fleed%a@
iaac iiso 1851: 1891, 1915 p,., y, pco.o .r,n.,
Nos 1l2o 1921 1878 800 11lG $780, 1899 1882 1910
1885 o1 eSS Pa TcrnBciore Allen JMoons
Common flsariaI Part I-hstere I@rrenoc'
" Common riess-Trai Tern-Iart II-Adourned for the
'''a City cowt-spcciaI Tcrn-Beforc Fitzsimons. j.
Mo- ny AK 10 5oe iGs aIiG so. p
Ter9rcI' I d. c MeGS S. q
$50 Gss G9o COG. 3ees. 5Cl, 6o3 Gs5 0s7 go 1917
CITY couS-TriaI Telm-Par III Before Van WICK a.
No 2o22, 2S55. 642. 4sl 4sS 40 $685. 69i oSo' o30
T@grart IysPecIa, caendar and
District Attorney Feilcws.-No. /. ,,...,,
and assistant Distet-AttOney BedfoIdos. to 81 in
Cour. Of General scssons-Part II-Bqforc MARITIME J..
and Assistant DistiictAttcrney Parker-Nos to ., in
Court Of General sesscns-Part III-Before Recorder
smyth, and Assistant District Attorney Jerome-No l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
FOR A CONSISTENT STREET yoMrvcLATrRE

Edward ]. Nieuwland of Tenth-avc and One
hundred and fifty sevenst., has sent the following
protest TO the Board OF Aldermen against the proposed
change OF Ninthave. to Columbia-aCe and Tenth
ave. to Hoandave.
Please do not change the names OF Ninth and Tenth
sves. All avenues IN New-York Cty running from
south TO NORTH from their starting point up Yonkers
and Cortland station, sixteen miles IN length
should be named either alphabetically numerically
either with whole or half numbers. departure from
that system the giving Of said avenues,
widers present and future generations. and would
countless members Of families and business men to
pend great deal OF money to change addresses
IN visiting and business cards hi lheads noteheads
pemoranaams and stamps. The benefit Would accrue
(nv 70 few real estate specdator,. who prefer fash.
enabls names and fashionable rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
AUCTION SALE OF WHITE GOODS.
SATISFACTORY PRICES SECUTED ON THE WHOLE
SOME OF THE BUYERS


The first OF the annual sprint auction sales OF White
goods took place yesterday. at No. 366 broadway
James Williams, of the auctb Jneerng firm OF Field
Chapman e. Fenncr, welding the hammer. The at
tendance was good and the alcs large. Low grade
goods brought fair prices, siderng the oversockcd
least satisfactory SALE but u &c better class OF lawns
linens and cloths diSp osed of at good figures
Eleven hundred and twenty, five were sold the
amount received being abe put Sl25,000. so salts
factory were the prices rec we'd that number of lots
not in the auctionecr's - hedule, were offered ano
readily taken The followin NC is list Of prices:
Printed upholstery cloth, IA cents per yard ;
printed lawns. 1913: cheese cloth , 402; cheeks
4a61-4 stripes 31Q4; apron skirt novelties. 5@
1-2; long fold nansook pl aids, 1896 plaid lawns,
sas Sd Victoria lawns. 4@7 "a; bookfold India
linens, 3a7 IA: India linens, 5012 "a.
Among the principal buyers present were Tent.
Weller d Co.. NJ Homie rger & Co., swectser, Penn
brook Co., Butler, Claf d Co., c. B. Rouss, James
A. Hearn & Son, J. Wy. nan 81 Co., New York Syndi-
cate Trading Company, Coln 6 Endel, M0ritz Well
New-York; Il. III. Wright d Co., Jordan Marsh S Co.,
Boston; Taylor, Symont & Co.. Providence; John ii.
Long & Co., Young. sDi 18th, Field d Co.. Douehten &
Co., Wood, Brown 81 Co, Philadelphia Moses Cohen
a. Sons, Isaac GiecnlJ aum IL SOhs. Strauss Bros,
Joseph Grecnfelder d son, NJ. Goldcnbcrg, Golden
berg Bros, ;. kann. son d Co., Baltimore, CARSON
Pirrie Scott 4 Co.. Me hdc & Co., Chicago: Landaucr
a. Co., Milwaukee: Bulene. Moore d. Emery. Kansas
way Rouss, OF this city, the largest buyer at the
sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

Chicago, March -Cattc-Receipts. 1900 head
shipments head market steady; beevss, 81 90
So steer- .5G@t i0 stocker. and frster- = w
fS3 20. COWS. bulls ana mixed II 5ods3 DO; IkHans;
corn.fed steers - 900 - -. Hogs-Receipt-. -ouo
head shipments. 10 coo head market strong 70 D.,
higher closing weak, mixed - o5Gsi >. L; light ana
heavy ~ O5dst 80. >Aps. - boast. Sheep-ltrcep1s
600 head. shipments. 1000 head market stronS
NATIVES siaS6 Western cornfed s0aSo 20; Texans
~ 9ods5 p lambs. S5at6 - ,,oo ,.,s
s. Louis. March 10 attic Receipts lVoO heah
shipments. 200 market steady good To in,H na'iHe
steers - BOAST 90. fair 20 good 10, - 'vd,f ~,
socker- and fe,d,r = 3oasS 80 T.Nann, ana lnqnn
steers - ~ 20. Hogs Receipts. $500 h,ai snip
meut- leo head market strong isir TO sn9'e
best. siasl II. sheep Receipts 800 head marAea
steady fair TO choice. Sias5 'oi lambs S'"7o o.
Buffalo. March l9-Ca,tlc- Receipt, last - hours
e2io head total for week thus Gar 500 ts Sr
time last week. 10 1907 consigned through = $50
head 1850 head to New.lors 90 head on sale price;
hours. 1000 head to;, fer week thu, fsr 900 1o
1000 head on sale steady with good degand sheep,
- %; common to good - G5ss5 90. Iamhs-,;ood 70
fair - 75as6 SO -Receips lat - hours . 500
head total Tor week thus far. 1900. Tor same time
Last week. ~ 20 consigned through SEQ head $50
good dcuaid at full prices MEDIUMS and heavy - -
nNcd ~ - Workers, - 30dSi 40 pigs, 81 -5GSt ioI
roughs - JOas3 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. March 10. p. m.-Coon-Thc sales OF the
day Included 200 bales American.
Future, clU-,d barely sfttsy American mildlinp Low
niidling clause March delivery l-6ld scIicrs March
and April delivery, l-0td sellers April Nav d,l,
cry. G36id seller, May and June delivery, q 5.Gid
sellers, June ana July delivery, G6id. buyers July and
August delivery. slid sellers August delivery Ii Sa4d
sellers August and September delivery Il 50Id sellers
sept, mber delivery 1-Gld sellers September and Ortc
Der delivery 55-Gld sellers; October and November d..
llN,iy. , iJ-Gfd sellers. ~
Galveston March l3.-CottOn easy middlny lie. bw
mddne. lo',c; good ordinary. 10 5-lGc: net receipts,
100 bales receipts So bales exports the ontl.
ncnt O3 balca SALES. lis bales stock I3Ois balls.
Norfolk, March l3-Cotton quiet middling. ij-lOc
bales sslee, ~ bales stock. % f0i bales.
Savannah, March 10 Cotton quiet middltng 1913
low mddng 10 2ldc good ordinary, ? i3-l6c net and
gross receipts, 40 bales exports cOastwisc 10 bales
sales. 40 bales stock. - 49, bales.
Ne"-OileanS. March l'-Cotton opened cay closed
steady mlcdllng, lo.c low mddling iOosc GOOD OIdi-
nary, 10 l1lOr net receipts. 3SlO bales JOSS. 1871
bales experts 10 Great Britain 1908 bales 4 the Cont.
ncnt 1855 bales oastwlsc 900 bales saes $50 bales
stock, l1l.1J2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETy.
FEATURES oF NEw.yoEK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NIwYoHK DEALINGS.
There WIS a dccif,i increase in The volume ~ wheat
speculation. the Transaction, running up 10 oyer
loooo.OOo bushels. \ large part Of the trading va,
pfoie-- ona hat nevertheless, the outside Interest Is
orators arc showing longer horns than they DID few
weeks ago. when drpfss-i ION The almost unhrolcn
rule There no salient feature, TO the trading
AID The activity I'D not accomplish large results.
There N,r" iferr t'trHn'r- A. Baltimore. colder
weather Was reported Al ihr West and the cables
steady. Mas opened 40 = : cents. fell and
we're tHc easier on an unsettled feeling developed
if tie 'r.is in German political affair. Tie me-;
o''lai gam. ver" -o II cent As follows: Mar a..
-- g.. April -- MlN - - June, - July, 20 =
December -. 1 cents.
CASH wls,t was nrmcr Int exporters made no
purchases. Tie milling demand Wa, for 10000
bushels.
torn WAS ve,ler on free offerings and The heavy
afflf ,s az he West. spot lat, dropped Il cent and
shippers took nearly 10000 hu-hcl, here and 10000
ba.hl Al other point. Iac options were less active
ana closed i.-fi : cent lower foll'v~: March,.
80 5.-. Aprl. "|1-, Mas. - Ii, June. - 3
July. 81 I cont.
oar were a Shade higher. There were 10000 bush
cl- reported 10 Dee taken Tor export. Ihr options
ended at - o. for March. - for April. - . for
1Ani continued dl and weak. ending of point
1prl ~ 80 go. and g. = points for May at l..
june if 5G g. and July al ~ 80.
The receipt. of craig and Hour reported yesterday
AZ New York. rmlad,p,n Baltimore and Boston were
a- follow: Wheat aG..2i bushels. corn. 39i.i3l
hu.hol.. oafs, 7-.-l3 bushels total grain 500. 80
bushels. hplr i9o5-' package. ~ Cm,a-o. Vii
waucn ard - Ioul, the arrival, were: Wheat. - D1
bushels corn. -.-"17 lu heels oit, of7 hu-hcl, .
total rmin 1,ol-,3-l bushels, Hour, 3o,9G7 barrel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

dsS9Is Is
very dull. quoted o5oc Sales. 800 tcs spot and e
7F rs &C. SY is%@ a
asked sales 5000 tcs . o &c !S?s Closed :,
closed az Oo5s nominal sales 500 ts, cG5c . Henaed
Win arTiSas sas S
sas ss IVY 1''si s s'n
Sase 40 sste " Dairy half tub; and pas fancy
snSs fancy 5oa2ac Choice i5sis Western
p shSfs faSs sGRs % good
western Factory. fancy, loa9c choice, l4glOe fair.
oS2 a secoad as t pasy aga tuS d
ans l2aSe western bo Srea%er s sod sss:
n sr seo' state entire Day r1ns tubs fancy
i ba rs shHce aacy ser eSoes
gqf s wss m Ds f Hsd a Sos and
Ssy ffs . maa e' fancy s" 'a' coe
lodllc Factory gne TO-, choice eo I9 a .
s@sc OHIO lat 7aaiOiac; PcnnsylSa skins lalc.
EGs-were firmly maniaaed IN pis 5Gay ON Iiy
de Western fresh liisc Maryland fresh, li,sc South
em i2hal3i.c; Southwestern fresh, li.c; Duck. 25s
sUGAR-RAw-stead and moderately active sales
of moas;es gde 81 el S C. ana for s1s
S5ee ana fair reIST 5uG and s easy erass
74e Cut Loaf 5c Cubes al9s roSeefee 9sc
NiI.lSn5 s WHIT Extra 20" 5'sa5 iiioc; EStra
&C." 5asd5sc; &c" 5isaj'4c; yellow, f'sa'e.
cbo,ce Wcstern- 7s.c Olcomarearine-City, she.
TALLow-In fair demand and steady. Prime RI coo city
quoted at iasc sales, 100000 ID, 4sc, ana 'oooo IN
TEA-saIes today by auction 9 525 pkgs, follows
Sla 5n la4a %s fGG9a Ping
Tyson, 15c Imperial l6ad05c %unP99~pSSr ss,nS
sna nibs' So lic coagon 9@2 India and Orange
reSeCe: 15a2lc oolong formo'a' h4-0c i0'cH0"' io1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEt-The spot marie: for Rio was depressed anu
lower owing u the break n options 10. :. na' D'a
quoted lSiidl0c sales. 1000 bags NO minus =, Ioo
ahoat. Mud grades barely steady ana quiet. options
ruled decidedly weaker to-day, attended with more or
excitement, and active dealings most marked III may
and December Havre adyiccs reported break OF y
the close, and this, coupled with Increased crop esti
mates. served a, the chic. element OF w'aknc,s ecelp,
At RIO were larger and that TOO, helped me uO"hMaru
movement. Eary sales showed losses Of l5d2J points,
which there further decline OK l5d2O pont',
with heavy selling, partly by foreigners Toward the
close there som, Mttie covering OF ''shors, ana
final figures 5dlO points above the Lotion no
cable Regular first, 80 good second 4OO
exchange (prlyate 2e receipts. 10000 bags io e,aI
for United STATS, 5000 bag- total stock, S1oUo
bags Santos receipts, 1000 bag-. Receipts ut lIo
July l. sso. to March -. 1890. I,7740OO bags SAM
time 1889, 3.4I7OU0 BAGS same time 1855, iol uVo
bags Receipts at Santos Ju'y 1883 70 March MAJ 10.
1870 .CS. coo bags time lsSJ, 1924 600 Lays;
time 1888, So coo bags Total sales here To-Day
bap- foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington March 19.-The Supreme Court o. tho
u, ted to-day transacted the following business:
No 2ls-The Globe Nail Company. appellant. ast. the
Superior Nail Company ct al. Mandate granted
No. 22l-John l. Morris plaintiff in AIT. James
A. Talbot ct al Dismissed pursuant 70 the Tenth Rule
AID remanded to the Supreme Court OF the State Of
Montana. ,..,,
10. 222-Joseph +. Baldwin. appellant. act. Tilly
SIaynes Dismissed with costs, pursuant 70 the Tenth
Rule.
. No. 1.-The Home Insurance Company OF New-York,
hlantif in error the people Of the State Of New
York. Reargued.
tCornmonw eath OF Kentucky. Argued.
1919 Henry palnt' IN error, agt the peo
,pie Of the State Of Michigan. submitted
No 214-Carlisle Mason ct all plaintiffs IN error, agt
the United States. Argued. ,x
No. 215-wniiam Preston Hi executor. etc., plaintiff
in error ag Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
Submitted. -.
No. 216-James w. Elwc trustee etc. appe liant, agt
William II. Fosdick ct al. trustee, etc. Argued 80
The day call for tomorrow will be follows Nos ZIG,
217, 219, 223, 22i, 225, 226 227. 22S and 22o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
FHE COUR rs.
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The application of the Trust for order to pay
dividend the khodrs not argued before Judge
Andrews in the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday
Judge Andrews requested that Judge O'Brien hear tho
argument because he familiar with the and ac
cordngy the will take place this morning before
the latter Judge.
Jay c. Wilson clerk in gentemen's furnishing
store 1885, Mrs Katharine Boarth whose daughter
he married hisa up in business capital Of Si3OO
Wilson paid intep that until some time in
1885, when he de cared that his mothcrinlaw had given
him the money nd refused to either interest or prin
cipa Mrs BoI arth declared that she only loaned the
money Wilson brought suit, which was tried
before Chief Just ice Larremoc and jury in the Court OF
Common Pleas sterday to recover it, The jury rendered
a verdict grant ng Mrs. Boarth the full amount OF her
claim, with into rest.
An appcati, n was made before Judge OGorman in the
Superior Court yesterday for voluntary dissolution Of the
New.York Rim, Club The club incorporated in 1879
The dissolution, stated in the petition, is
general interest rifle shooting and the
the members OF the corporation for the disso
luton Tho present trustees w. Herbert T. J. Doan.
james DUANE. II. o'Donnell. J. S. Shepherd, John B.
Blydenburgh, L. V. Some, NJ. Harrington and John
Macauley.
James Z. Chandler has begun suit against the Com
mercal Tes gram Company for SIS 9l5 3d. alleged 10 be
sci fees. Mr. Chambers original bin was for
$50 TAI TO- and the company declared that it exces
sve and rd used pay than 1882 40 The case
up IN yesterday application by the
defendants TO have the tried Judge
O'Gorman u the Supreme Court denied the notion
The Miss Isabella Brady for $4,000 for breach
Of promise OF marriage aaginst Thomas Msken was fin
hed beoI Judge TruaX in the Superior Court yesterday
While Nils kel the witness stand he declared that
Miss Brad had proposed marriage to him. but that he had
pro- POSED her. Miss Brady Indignantly
denied tn charge The jury returned verdict for Six
cents in avor OF Miss Brady.
Mrs ulah Nickerson the widow OF Captain John Nick
erson, 40 the time of his death, May T. 1855
Of The captains in the employ Of the Mallory
Line esterday verdict for $500 from
before Judge Insrahsm in the supreme Court. against the
Centrau safe Deposit Company for libel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, March 10. 1890.
THE STOCK MARKETS.

Wednesday, March 1o-p. m.
The stock market continues to drag along with
IFS dn,ary dulncss while the speculation IN IT.
is heinz naggcd 10 death. The total reported
transactions in the listed departments to-day
were only 1872. 800 shares. yet there were moments
when there were appearances of activity These
were whom prices were being raldcd. ana were
of short duration, followed by dulncss. and IT Is
worth while TO note that the dulncss brought
recovery in prices At the opening the retire
mcnt of Prince Bismarck thought 10 have
"a damaging effect on the general business of
the United States. and especially on that of the
Union Pacific and Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western. Hence there were eager sellers OF Union
Pacific al 81 down 10 81 j-s. against So D
last evening and of Delaware. Lackawanna ana
Western at l35a13i II. against l3j Is last
evening Both of these stocks rallied and closed
AT their best figures of the day-rcspcctlNcy 90 II
and 1875 Is Rock Island was opened oil -,
per cent at 90 u. and went no lower. closing a.
o. Chicaao and Northwestern was opened OIL
- per- cent at 10 l--aliO; IT. later sold al
10 7-saIIO 81. Burlington and Quincy was
sold down Il per cent 10 LOG, but 1t closed al
100 IS and ST Paul was sold of 81 - - 81.
and covered 10 - Ii. Biz -Four was opened
oil Il at ~. and n closed Al 80 81. Ai'hl,"n.
Topeka and santa Re was strong feature oil 'h'
market all the time, and there was little ~ucc'>,
made I'm offering down Philadelphia ana ls'h"lne
and then keeping n down. 50 II seems thai tie
bears lacked the courage OF their alleged carry
convictions and finding no following. permitted
late dulncss 10 overcome the depression Oh The
early activity.
Tennessee Coal and Iron was an exceptional
stock In the days dealings II was opened oil
= Der cent al - and then rose 10 u l-2h'l.
with Transactions Of ONLY 9.ion shares. In ihc
unlisted department Sugar Refinery WAS active
and established an advance Of ] IL per cent
The 500 shareholders IN the Trust should be-
thankful for the litigation which has compelled
tie trustees 10 come into court and make the
first official statement that ever has been gwen.
The anidavits state without reservation tha'
dividend of > u per cent j. du" 10 the slafr-
holders and that the money j. ON hand WliA
which 10 pay II that there are no dchi. and thai
after the pn,mcni of the proposed dividend there
will remain 3D. large amount rom earnings
The general market closed strong.
THE EOND MARKETS.
The Treasury purchased Sl$S: 100 bonds
Sllg.G5O I per cents al %. and - go II
ucr cents al lO3 L.. Al the Stock Exchange
there were small sales Of Il per cents al
lOy IL. Annexed are the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20

Liverpool. March II. 3:f5 p. Bccf-Hoders offer
moderately. pork-lIodrrs OFFER Snaringly Hams Hold.
offer sparngv short about rs n nrIn ass.
Holders Offer -parluglN Cheese Holders Offer
modeptN rallow Holders Offer moderately prime city
duh at 2is Cd Spirit: OF tnrpennr- Holders OTTER mod
cratey dun at Ss Cd Resin Holders oirr moderately
common firm at Is ID. Cottonseed oil Liverpool refined.
duh 22s. Iad->pot aud Holders offer mOder-
eely; prime Western spo March April and May. dull
at 33s Wheat-II0ders offer moderately Fl0ur-Hod.
Offer sparingy. -Spot-The supply il In excess
" the demand futurtsIolders Offer moderately. Hops
az London-Pacinc Coast-lIodeIs are not onerns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20


S S's5.9 !sS5I 1924 gSS
Jan uary .............-- lO2jdl02S 1923 1876 1GoO
FLOUR mp MEAI-fLorE- va, little ~ 4. to
The local tade demand today owing TO- nowstorn and The
tr.ly chans'f though tn. i c va wax on the Is
Including 200 bbls Ley ENga AZ = lbs % 200
100 BIS Minnesota Extra. - ljds5 p $500 blk
Winter wheat. - i5a@5; $50 hlls Suporine. - l0a
Nno rItr, W., indI'. = S0asi 80 rarHS. - 80
- Il Low Extra - I5as2 81 Winter Wheat low grades
. 80: rl;ent. ordinary = choice a 25asi 81 fancy.
- 90: clear - 35ast 20 Rye MIXTURES. - ds3 30;
per sno'e s,rns and wcr DO 20 1872 1872 30
HI. Ss Dg a,i n'"",f II glI H H,, ag 99
@y Fa'I9' s. seos S5 n9, 25I;t 9S on
anc' = 1898 Fancy ia snail lots, 50 10 mick:
M dr t GEfN At 4 ' and ,acR lS
c0RNNEAr In lirii demand Yellow Western quoted
N-Wui.ArD>rscuni.on showed further Ia
crease 10 volume iod,v. upward oi 1000 600 bush
snail and no piomn,n, fa,u'c. de,.oI.t 81 one line
s,'d sorf Tt,nti yh an 90 ian's oi & ng' the
,.,,.riar Mat openri uf, h,nref n Sc after Which
docn,,i To- -. on io.ai r,pli, ing hut tni, was
and prices gained 49, Nag tcuehns :, 5.lGc. only
W.T., guy, f,',,M n 'll month";, ana IN mat way the
sf G a o as oa "a 5ays srS S5r Srs sad
| G,y however. not especially interesting cable
flt fIIlr
win colder weather and moderate r.r.inf In The North
w,-i had s'r.nsthsnln, effect Import demand wa, nm.
lufuffluf miIff- bought lif'l. moro freely
Interior arrival. to-day an- rs 700 hr.h .nrn+ and
~ .3 bush winter ~aaOoari f,c,ip. rs i3i 7bush
,,ar,ncr. los .3l bush wheat and Ii 900 pkg. f,nr
ON M. curb Nav broke % - &c. bn closed AZ ss on
decline ln Prl~,in -,cuftD- cash GRADES hardened
,rIrr. in Keeping with the nrnn.-- in options. About
bush taken milling hut simmer, hold
t.,f Stl.. 10 80, 600 hush li,Ia - Onb hfish .n.
,,iing f-t.-,a..l \Inf.. i,'d ~. -oos-i.r. ~ XII
a, 90, yoi.. ,no1, Oh, in store onsf.i m 80 ,sSi "a
Hand -nrn~ nIoi.d M % y,-I A.. aiott ~ Nohrn
t~,af n,,-0.li,.. 80 . March closing m $50. d.
Apfn' S71a~~c closing az $50. do Nav So ass > Ice
closing al dp June 81 ll-fGQ~- ST. closing p, 80
a., luv - l-lGl -5l,r closing an N5Lc: do An Mt
- Ions &c. CLOSING 40 ~iL,L 90 S,ut.f her s4d~itr
closing 10 III DC. do O.tDr CLOSING at = .c. d. NoN.n
Dr. CLOSING "a, ~G de- December S-i-a~-i.r closing At
s.i,c MI. I'm mod rat. r.qi.,t and u-m soio.
bush 80. western delivered az sic for export
500, hush So / Sf,,. li 5~. Tor d>tl|nr Western In
ratio,t. o,,,fsi M ,t,t. - l., g,sl.. canad1
b. -. rAifl.l- Trimmed In ntlcr and dun
HARLEY MALI MAD "a ii-ht demand N CORN-iIia,y
',','tf. n ~ NJ had a d.n'.,-ne influence today
and the general a,ih.t sar,rti a decline. spot lot,
about &c., closed weak with ,>cd offerings,
simmer. hon .ht win reserve taking - GOO bush Ir
aad go Geo bush 40 outluI.~ Ortuu, declined ic
attended with renewed liquidation " long.. closing
heavy. S,lr, POS coo bush future 600 bush ,po.
Including rnsiaded MN,d AND White. 5oa37',c; 10
3.ha37ec aho,t 80 NN,d. 354e3c'c elevator 37ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. March 10 p M Con,Ols. - l-lG for money.
and - BIG r account Atlantic and Great Wcs;ern nrst
trustees certificates 80 canadian Pacific 1is
Erie .G 90 second cou,o- loi 81 Paul common. 20
Nrw-Nof Central 100, Reading 2oN Mexican Central.
nsu ;..- bonds 81 Money 3isd3is per cont Tho
- discount Zoe the open market for both short and three
months bills :. pr cont.
India Council bills allotted to-day at decline Of
l-lfI lrr fllfD.
or the account and exchange London at -
francs % cfufiinr- ~ checks.
The amount u bullion gone into tho Bank OF England on
ilft... to-day IL. AJi coo.