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New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

port to Liverpool alive, and % cars Tor there
were 81 cars sale Demand "onIS o. higher
rriccs fulv I5c higher sheep ana s552 a io ner
-, Lambs Medium choice sheep SOLD at souFf ,,s
6 H.. .xpnrt do at 2JNSf so ordinary t9 N "a hnJ'
a, ~ iiTSj a ccw spring lanps az - ~ - ,nrrt
Dressed mutton steady at 5HG'zc per lp' "''S9' ~
if. 1 ~ ,iarrinston ohio lambs 9, 7, ayr1ag@ & a. ~
81 n.r Inb NJ. 10 DO II N. 1T - 80; ~, ~ ~ a.
~ ,f 81 - eIO do. H. at - 62's; lN u' ~ ~ "
Hume a Mullen: iGi state lambs - No. 81 ~ ~ ~ IN IN a.
~, - 6,n -, ~ al =, 80: sneep and lambs 0'lp al
Uaenbeck 4 Hollis III state lahus a." 49, ~ " '
a., i 81 y, Al 81 -; sheep. 100 10. a. >! o. !,
q bIionhack: 1872 state lambs - 70 a. - SS ip " TO-;
"a n, m ~ ~ $50 do - II. at 81 - 90 - ~" sh''p 5=
n, - 81 so do 1903 h. Al ~ ~ % - 'O'''' '' "
u, n 81 -: l2l do li9 H. At 81 -, 40 :, . e. ,o. On
Xowton l. co 20 Indiana lambs: ~ 10, A. - ~ ,r'
dr Sc n m 81 -: do ~ 10, AZ - II" W. 'o S''P'
1.~ ~ -, :. 30. 80 Indiana 10. 10 H. ~ >! -,
,,.,~s,r q sherman: 1876 Ohio sheep. I"- ID NJ 80
." ' ~ TERRITORY sheep. III ~. NJ - lo l0i
c,,o I - ~ AZ 50 10: l:g stat" lambs. III n. M - "
~ at 81 20. - ohio do - III. at - -; W do
- IL. . - ~. n, -, -, :. -si!
/, V,Iherson & Co.: los PcnnSyNHhla l'Hl"S' - 49,
at 81 -. ~ ,, co cars or 10 SO head:
,,,r cars or sale Market II 10 10 lover sales were
al ~ %li o.: - state hogs l2i ID average
A. a'u - '"ll,ns: II state hogs. 10 ID. at s. %
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
ortIt,p MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

rurnlo. March 5-Cattle- Receipts last q hours RS
$.', s'1n "'t time last week 100 head: consgneI
through 2?5) head; to New York Tp nr5,'ii - - m ~,
cants lover for ali but common 10 fair hutcnrrS
grades: closed dull and very Wsa". pu. W. # iW,
Of offerings sold choice to best heayy seerS q yIs
e. -. iirht huto hers ana mediums. & ~Pff; HlMeu
cows and heifers s. I5GS$ 10; fair to good at 81 coy w.
e. most sales Of exporters were at - -'i> 90 % %A'
I'm H. ~ e. @;lsS =: no demand for stockcrs irean
onl @ az +, 81 ner head lower IlogsItcccins last
ot h1ur- 10 600 head t0tai for IS" thus far 2-'o H. m
for eamr time lat week l7.5jo head; Gons1ghol %"
,pro,,.h Q GO head: t. Nev.-York 1850 head; ON
sale /, onJ head. market opened S'tUaS',' e. i,lS
d and lover with lS loads unsold ior"cri s,y 30 ""
q =! mxcd packer s. 5q$5 2o mediums an ana nrafl
s. lili$5 ~: fair To good heavy 80 ist Of hours
80 c i ,n,oi for week thus far. l., 800 hrap lV'
same tro last week. l9iOj head conSlEi's i /, 9
100 head: to Newyork, i2" head; on S,, cIo.~d
bea market opened = to - cents str%n-, o (air
steady with all sold; best l'ilp,, l',,r (, SO gO
ivSI sboon g. Gas; b: good wchcrs - s3 80, - o. o.
choice. s, 75n$; common TO l3ir d ;ig' rs head
THO sunny If natives smaller ana coh,a,,I,' ,
nnthIng above fair To- medium gf.r"S, rc aho,it
fy,, r.re of Texas on sale. This market was Si"N
and dragging buyers tcfis"i Il" hn ar ,,'as about
In, dcrlinc from last weeks prices Naive coE
81 lG4S3 -. mixed 81 l0HS2 -, lrNaS ,th ,n,riet
Hnn,,ed stTong and the early sales wrrc mf1@ a.
about cents higher but AtrrWa," nt b Sold above
ca,uri,v's nrlcos The top s. ~, was optliil,I & -"
eooi rht weights and the bulk oi IN aI suIr ,xrI
t9 5, -dl az y npt, gh s. eoaS shecp-Hecei2ts;
10 head \ the offerings "%,rr % .,I ~ a. g. and bury
90 - IN ~ e. y, per ioo n These prices were
steady as compared with last we'Ei I-ca,tle-
Eocepts. 5000 hcad market weak ,anrs corioH = .
extra stccrs 3 9)Hij lo st9rkrra "' riyrs g 5D0
s, IIos~ Hrccipts eo9 head Marx op'5t1 r5n
nrm, but became wcat ,ijr,. i,1VE sholcc assartc
s! o"S; 10: sht s. soas5 o5. pigs N.$ I ,fror 20
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

n in tubs and 81 'T ,o srras 81 ffTs
M., Der NJ sr western. cSta &c do Hrs,z 2g2c
thiIs 20 seconds lGnc; a. Nste. .,, dairv frssi
tu 22ae3c do seconds - ha,s' M ,r,p 10 n Grss
1I,,r ,m,,ation cranery fis,s GasC do seconds
itss it, a ia&1.c Do SUMNER max iaae; rolls fresh
CliEEsr-Therc vas ,ar call from 9u-2i ,omn anu
p,ev good local job'ng trade an nn,fhnr in
wn@ that Within 'kport". limit = I-u I'C crs %~
sustained ii''i.l 't", r uhito fancy Iie01i.c.
' raoI TO- choc ioriic do c'nn23 s to i1r m u2 9g
fony. .isc common nc '2, Sa,e 'r;r r9T, M
SIM sni n5in ;]T Sas, COMMON 10 good a7sc state
lu .kms =a@c; "nnsyivania skins: rs: & tyr opencd
s,mc "l outlet. and toda} ahoush nc,~ps 1Ig
lrmc SOM coming in under lifs ana "ieIlnss
% % IN: i. h,iic,,a To- bc temporary. W. quote Wss',,n
fresh i3'."lGc: southern ires1n 81 EE3 ,nd ,r dozen
in good dcmand taYi ,ods%,
steady Tor ian'y gaa gh;,idn S Of cosrs@ fr Is pressed
f,r sale prizes s'rawbers hrnFI i'm 4 w we airs GuGs'
poor 70 la~ 50 ;opsi 80 'F@n'Z,ss -, Er,nr~ n
h Sos. Jcrsg IT < ~ sI' DO nScr sections. siaS2
mandarina 81 50nSS. tangerines. s2AS 90 grape iri'
sci i SraSRTE r' i. donnn@i 10 obbing
sal" 'Id IdId. ,Hr sn,at~ fSncy ii.c. rne
qS" dPi@i cad i.p@c ;@d S eh;G. q d ~ -
! iic; fancy. sliced. sundri"I. cnoic". o's"u sc'
S.is S.sd '' Iled iSai5c. io unrld dale: do sunn
sunr~ prlci fancy ac % e.. 'o ,oiIr hucEoerrirs
i5c: machbcrrirs e: apr!cos Ii"ic pr'me 'oHes'
~, de- sti y,rv dpl and whle an easy fTel-
inc prevails IN re is no quotahc chang" IN NaH' We
,, ~ rn,I Isai7c: do iNr. l2pfc Pacific '.as,.
s.. choice .oc common to prime. I'"'"'' 90 lN'-'
iiHY A%D STiT Market qge prces narely siGaiy M
W. guo'e h; ma\; P5I55 P.nI55 d. clover mixed G,a7oc.
straw lcns rye 3oH0'r; go Dat i"H''c' DO snort rye
'foi1Tny-ALrvE-r cars arrived to-day: Fowls F,,
orr c'I Ir: at zoe. t!' morn ne receipts wc '' sol!
=, hat Gru,c but this Afternoon T's Iia.c. At
i"i c ani II looks Ike II, tomorrow "lcN", ,I,"rs
W" W o9p, '. ol roost"is Gc: tu'k",s. mixed ""l"r.
p.r pair. :mcN$l 80. pe'.'s. r, I"' mil
ytnr' ,nakr- pressure sell. prices wcnN" an me
fn ei,ga'io9 is & y'ry % e. &C. cheScns hiad~.,
rnms uaIic. chickens. JcIs-y per H. llHl-c, nn ,
rn IN 9'' liTi. uclt io@iir. gcrse. Western. oq:r.
c,,ons N,s.ic.n iinl2i-c. do Philadelphia, 12Fl'c'
'GGSSi nrit c@ for choice snpe and pover Ra-
ri@yar Sa$i -. sani snpo 25I."c. rabbits. common
'Jr' 'Jr6iT'NirdfS i'i NNp Vi1,ErAIES Domestic potatoes
dull aud barely steady l"i'isn maEn"HS u" rt. u
changed Norfolk ial" and spinach largely below IIn"'
aud neglected Florida vegetables .h 60! n mani ti
wde of value W. quot: iYai9cs Ms'nr. per I. %
s. '@g>7 81 ." Do S'ac 50 pG1 nsn n ~ 81 o%$I 49, DO r
mula now. per bo $,a>G ." ii3.an1. ~ s"y, Sinrn
ISrcy l Ss,a Ssas. o oaion. Witt per bi s,aSa do @
81 37asi G2 do GLOW. 81 "a 81 ~ g'h
s,,i75c sh In< Island. - hh. $-n>2 - l"'tnc"
s.: d. taflc.on per basGei 23gio string b"an' flGta
per crate >2n> -. squash SH'Icin l'i ,'N., ~ I
N 81 ;'r> ',na'os Florida. per carrier s. - - - -
Ke, Wet per atc - 251sl a. d. yer ''irci ~ ''F
$ '3s. irpcrs u 5opS7 ia!c N''i5 rr. ,! I ''H
J ion i.. bunch. al.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

Philadelphia. March d. Flour Supplies larS". with
g, mlnl limited 10 small los to-day 90 snuSiy the
Immediate wants of ihc trade. Prices largely
nominal Winter sup'rrnc. NrSl lo. 10 extras. .
rf$. 80. 10 winter family. g. JtftS2 g.. feunSjI J.
Nania roller straight. s. :OUS} lp. Western winter
clear g. 75H g. do do straight. EHf' l5 do do patent
s. $S ~. spiiug clear. - 3,uH 90. DO straight. .
n3 ~. do patent. s. 1ontl Rye Hour inactive but
steady az g. ~ for choice Pennsylvania. " heat -
Market opened shade easier. Dut afterwards rccoN-
cred Market closed nrm cal hui cables un-
satisfactorv and uttc or nothing doing for export
80 ret March. 6l"ili -. April. G2n6-l,c, May. 90
eIGlc. .Iun-. * ,u6ic. Cora Market ruled firm ana
prices Of near deliveries advanced ie". Export de-"
nand continued ncht. Local carlois duh and i2c
lover under increased pressure To sell NJ. mixed
March l.i.ff}c. April. y s1ir &C.. May. EU G.c :.
Juno y, ,di-i-c OATS Market for clrlots advanced
i.Hiyc under continued light receipts ani steadily
nr.4 inactive and without important change. No.
June 31H31i2c Butter duh and easy. PennSyNanlt
creamery extra DC. do prints extra. PC Eggs quiet
and lower. Pennsylvania hrsis. lGc 'hcese quiet
and steady: Ncv York factory. u2Hl2'2c; part
Skins. 7i.N9c. sugar Refined firm anl In fair de,
mand. cubes. tll-Gc. lozcnEe. l1-i6c, STANDARD
powdered fU-lG., nm granuatcd ard standard
double refined diamond y. 1-lGc coni"cuonerS \.
5-lGc red star and Keystone y. Site; FRANKLIN
H. Lie. Franklin extra and red star G Lie;
green star - 3'sc blue star &. l6c deSs 3-lb re
bate: so l3 3 Lie not; No. II. 80 net Feed
scarce and hrmer. winter bran In hulk at 81 ~d
SIS -. Petroleum steady; refined in barrels, oloc
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
AZ bales Ias- w :. ,.,ir,, MO the
ng. range ana close to-uuS. anu ''V

>,or closed quiet and steady. Transferriole notces
&c Total sales bales Newton sp' s;es
1870 500 bales total 927 bales spot market quie,
n1iddiinp unands 916c: mdding Gulf. l5-loc winch
&C. lee lover compared with saturday prices -, -
receipts il6 bales gross . o'i ~
rrrts Continent bales Great britain 20 pios.
ao, haies forwarded 5s2 bales sales. l'2' baes
,n,nnes Io7 bales stock 252 452 bales Total re
n,s day $50 bales; thus FAR this weK ooo paies
'"ers fn,'av; C;r.at Britain. s.io bales France -"
tas contn.nt 410 bales Consolidated ne' Not rrC'aS
-" ,ts .s;5 bales Exports; hieat 'i'ihl.
go bales: Continent D. lVt Hi"S'
-, 2l 3lj bales; stock 1920 bales lNerpoi caps
G., cotton demand freely met Wi's
sIe. 10 900 bales: speculation and export ~" II's
.,,can q 200 bales; receipts 1900 bales; Ameilca1
3lGi. futures opened st"a" ue
UNCHANGED 10 2-1il d'ce cioS'0
aasy at from 464d o 5-6id net decline. w.,
market without SIrclH .'d'ul''
n,~tng The morning well maintained on buying io
Erorsan account In the afternoon there was an easI
tone owing selling account OF baltimore ana 9'al
erms The visible supply OF the world WAS rrporled 10
he m March 224T SCI bags. against 2't5;->? nasS
las, month and 30l3OS5 hegs last year oOo naes - -
March sold AT 80: 80 bags do 1621 len points
,a,d to Exchange OOo bags March for i q Marcn ID
points were paid exchange 80 bags May Tor Jnhe
franc Sales London rose 81 fot March anu anu
for Nav and June 20 as ann
advanced pfenning March. - pfennings Nprl -
Ma %: June. Rio quiet at 81 rels adNaioe, ~
quoted at 1890 Exchange unchange1 at y ,i,
Recents ~ 600 bags stock 9sOoO bags santos our
Good average quoted 600 reis Al IL 2' rels SocS.
So OCn lacs receipts 5000 bags. Cleared from p Dil
1aitimore with bags. Rio shipments 10 r-urVpe.
f"r February 5000 bags Santos shipments 10 uoPe'
$4,000 bags. . ,o
contracts closed steady az unchanged prices 10 ~
no;n,s advance. Sales S,75o bags. as follows;
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
WEEKLY EXTORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

N
COTTON-The market closed quiet but steady me n,s'
Of he dav made decline OF 20 l"hll'S'
sfer which there was a rally Of point or TWO 'h'n
falling off with subsequent rallies ana oeclncs
with decline Tor the day ~ ~ 10 ID
points Tn. market quite narrow ana unintereStih
e decline vos due chiefly the lower Liverpool iNe'
which closed from 464d 5Gid lower for the DAY ne '
sales were only 10 against 12Fp bales SuiiN
nj market was easier thOnEh piIOs
,vera nuo,ahlv lower II this -
iocaI here estimated that there Will ,Iv
;nto sight this about 5000 bales. asahsl -.
Ial.s last year. II is hough' i
the receipts az ports caused by deFei'S
the counted stocks although the situation coS nov nl
10 show any from many other sn,laI irn
,lurn,, the year In discussing this point ituppatu'
g. C;S say. ''J nder the adyces from EUROPE anu
harn buving demand cotton advances some ~ points.
lie tben met with disposition the part OF ts Hou .
sell freely and natural effect Is TO cause IN s M r
20 arain break away This has been the history ol W "
cotton trade during the and II VIII rr,ir,,
ycneated until the regains confidence IN IN "l, ,
annreciation Of the value OF this product From p@,
ook he crop int to more ,llnl
baIes and wi confidence
co,ntrv he rennant II such r"inaiihS IN
Inited States is worth decidedly more money 10 , i ~
ducer'' Receipts Memphis to-day Weic y1c ioios'
against i.GS bales last year; al ~ LOUIS ''' ''
against 421 bales las. We: =. h;,s tho
Opening. and close to-day anu CioS'"s WIS ~
previous night last year fOilOW'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, Marcn o-p Hl
The impetus Of last weeks advance carried
the stock market further to-day IN spite OF the
Indifferent II not adverse character OK the cur
rent financial incidents. Transactions were large
In the aggregate. but il was no evidence OF a
broadening Of the speculation to ma that A'fe''-
can Sugar Refining had contributed more than
one-third Of the total business recorded Inc
price went to 90 and at Sss. 1t closed with net
gain of a. per cent. Expectations that a pro-
tective duty Will be embodied in the Tarh bll
hv the Senate furnished the basis for the opera
tions Of a pool said TO have been placed in the
nanagement of a skilfu operator who has re-
Gently been modest in the market speculation.
National Lead was unusually active on tarih
prospects rising over > per cent and ChicaGo
Gas and General Electric We're advanced more
than per cent. In five Industrial stocks 'hs
business amounted TO more than half ot the
entire days transactions
The active movements in the railway list were
confined to Chicago Milwaukee and 81 fau,
and Chicago Burlington and Quincy. -. lau, &
rose per cent on large sales. ana neIu "ea.'
the fun gain. The expectation OF the ueslata
,inn nf the usual dividend this week was the m
spration for this advance, when uhndppns,
was conducted without sympathy rom l.,''uCn n~.
operations The other Changers, however, az
up | per cent and over. ani IN r." "'Iie' IT.,
stances the net gains reached a tul point , -
reports of railway earnings for the ioutth W. ~
of February were unfaNorahie put NV 'hs
losing influence in view Of the aO!l! o. ,,o
companies 10 extract net increases OUT " - W
clines in gross earnings. The popular ,'
rnent in this regard rendered II the inoLr
bic that Louisville and Nashville shou' ~ ST." 49,
ceptional weakness on its report oi ~ E'hr,,
ceipts for the fourth week and month Oh rru asr',
arv which were materially below Iast yea. 70
figures Philadelphia and Reading laleI 'oa W ~
spond To the discharge OF the SpIISS1 almost
81 500 OCO Otherwise the market c%loS'u % rrires
uniformly higher and strong AT apo"' w. ton1on
The selling of American securities ~ .a"ar,
account has not been checked pN u'c ,,erdei
rapid rise in prices. y stronger long AM Ton.
the foreign exchange market ana dIaIsS -" NJ
dom and PARIS were both quoted higher. =,
withstanding the rise in sterling piiis i" liner
expected to go on this week hnsnSn are re.
hut shipments to France on S'luI"Ssiy al al,er.
garded as certain. unless there - a ",la,ion
alton in exchange conditions Inc sp,, sa,''r,hia
for the moment is ignoring all but Us M hnns
authorizations of tariff legislation anu '"' n.y.
of n revival of general business ,p,.rr
THE DAY IN THE BOND M-NH"
Government bonds at the Stock EN,nahse oSout
s,eadv with moderate sales of Is ana Is .u,s az
the last bids Final quotations "c'e d. ,,'f ,.tAa
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

Liverpool March - =, D. Beef In moderate
G.inani. extra India mess easy AZ Nts 81, primo
mess easy =; G6S "a. Pork IN mod"ra'" demand,
prime moss Western fine easy Al -. Hams IN
poor demand. short cu.. abou' II - 10 IL. stc-dy
AZ 45s o.! Bacon in poor demand. tunb"i'thH
cl, about y TO 20 H. steady at 3;s 81. short r'h
about . H.. dull AZ IS; long clear inlddrS'
dies about - H. dull Al 3is. shoulders. about =
T. = IL. dGil At &is Ch""s" IN moderate h"nin'
Aucr'cin nn.st white ana cplOreI. steady AT 81
TaIlow IN poor demand. prim" city dull ~ - T.!
Shirts o tUrpen Inc In moderate" d"udnl, hi'ipN
nj ees a. Cptionse"l Liverpool refined steady
at 90s Cl. Resin in moderate d"Inanh comin ~
sfr,dv ~ % 1igl. Iard-Sppt in poor demand {.
futures In n demand. prim" Western, spot, dn
al 2ss 81. Wheat IN moderate remand. No r. /
winter steady AZ T. l0isi. Flour IN poor demand .
81 Louis fancy winter. dull a. 60 "l corn -Hp'i
in poor demand. futures In moderate demand .
,nix'l Western, spot. steady At iS t-id Mhf'h
duii At Is - II: April dan AZ p 5i.i May dull a
81 7i.d. Hops At London -l'acirc Coast IN mo-.
crate demand. easy 80 q lusGtj los. Receipts or
wheat Tor the last week from Atlantic ports laop
quarters from Pacific ports. none. from "th'r
sources 2GNn Receipts of American corn Tor iAr
last week. .. Sd quarters.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New YORK. March >. 1891.
REANS AND PEAS-The failure inierest buyers to
any extent is causing slight pressure sell and en-
settIed market ON kinds. especially ANAL white
beans prices are being shaded n lule We quote: Mlr
row choice. per bush s. 4O msdiIm 81 I2snSl - pea
81 Gs2 ~ black turtle soup 50 O5ns2 TO- yellow eye
81 oO0$o California lima. 60 H. 81 55nSl 90: foreign
marrow. So I5as2 90 do pea; 81 Ssasi 60; do medium
81 l2z; do Scotch. 81 3jnSl 3''g
BUTTER-Fresh arrivals o-day were excessive bat
good deal Of stock was hand from previous receipts
and with generally quiet trade the lower
paid 2ic but IL impossible TO sell out that tass
while nrss were offered freely at 2242r qualities
were alrnos, nominal Old butter. either creamery
State dairy had very dull SALE and there quiet trIt
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS..

Galveston. March 5.-Cotton steady; mddllng
7;Gc. low mlIIling &c; good ordinary. 6ll-lGc
net and gross receipts lGe bales; exports 20 Great
Britain Gl5l bales: sales, lNo5 bales stock o6o6'
bales. ,,,,, -,
Norfolk March 5-Cotion quiet; middling, re;
low mdlllng. { l3-Gc. good ordinary. b'sc, net
and eroys receipts 1852 bales; exports coastwlse
/ 80 b,lc.: sales. 9s bales; stock 'i.ij haes
New Orleans March 5-Cottnn dull anu homlnaiy
easier: GOOD middng = PC. middiing. 1i.c; low mid
ding. 7c. good ordinary 6"-c net receipts o'Hb1
baes gross sos bales; sales 80" bales stock
2GS.9,2 bales. Ill, ,,, 80.
Savannah March 5.-Couon easy; middlinS, &C;
low mddling. CSC: good ordinary o1sc: net ds ani
-r,ss r.crInts 99S bales: exports cDastwise 3,2ti
bales: sales 275 bales; stock, @2}l bales
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London March 5.-At the wool sales today e;;Nn
bales wer. nnfere1 There was moderate showing
Of crossbrcls and the competition was Splritei.
especially for the better grown icecrs. lnorior ,,
mrrinos qold slowly tho tendency being slightly
in huVers' favor Crosshreds were IN Keen demand
bv the home trade and brought full prlcr..' Amrr-
can buyers operated moderately Ni'S "i h'e'''e'
New south wales 300 bales at 4hHlod.
Queensland go bales at 5i,NVgd
Victoria 800 bales. at 'ihls ,1-,.,
south Australia 200 ba.cs. At ia,n1tad.
West Australia 100 bales at i2nni
New-Zcllani 800 bales. At 72ulo'2d.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06
THE PETROLETN MARKET
~, rrn, ru,, rIrIn AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD ANp RANGE OF r''''rN rN''
New-York. March ., 1891
Transactions in National Transit ccruhcates "'
the Consolidated Exchange amounted ID l-'VO' % a.,
rels Sales were made at Sl'snM's cents, ~ W, ~,
City the market opened at N'2 ana ''o''' "
Slas. , =, II,
cents gallon in barrels, &c, cents IN "Ht "HHntyern
25 In cases Foreign quotations were. HenI,nn
l?hql24 francs; Bremen, LSj marks, ana Lo""0"'
u-l6l3ad.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

The maTket ct, cGsG7 nr m for NJ BaT @Pdan G's & % @c o d
spSi Nina sG"s@ e2T Ru5i Steady 300 aaa sod
on r AND MEAI-It qaict market in -four to-
aav with however. an increased inquiry for ~" GOV
10 any large extent Choice low grades
scarce command full prices The better Si'os & o,
nSS Nh incmdns 600 IBIS winter s,raehs 50 9oo&$
sacks Extra ris for expor 2as2 90 bulk t. arrive
40 hhs at s. oaS2 90 S3 ~ 9oS rs. '4a n s snrnr p%t
So sqi Tor sap4sri and 81 80 d M fanGy =, u p' % Ss
nonr was also IN & ia & ssn19S S1osa TaT doar %aos
900 bhis s,rSsh'S Z" fyr fio1.R"Msrk~t stea, salrs
200 bbls a: s. NGdse .Bl BlCKWHEAT FLoLR-MgT.
Yellow western quoted at 81 5oaS2 o gandyw'ne So 10
s% sGs;n - "a Sa"r2 ea@ %n ane vn sq ane y
low a5a9sc coarse Sig s & 6 ~ ~ n
sHi3Ssoe sT: qdS b. ooSgs: s,ssi $y feca S.
SOC Cotonseci meal 81 l5asl 90 OIL meal 81 io4sl A.
GRAIN-wHEAT-rhe first swing Of the the miIhet marx was
which was as a whole quite unsatisfactory The early
weakness carried the market of about c ana mere WAS vas
stocks prices improved c 20 &c The stock o contract
there was decrease l3GOoD bush in TIE total stock
The e 1 Ses a on & PasSe p5 T 10 r
exports from his country. The English visible however
can visible was posted showing decrease Of GS9oW
Kingdom 2@3Goco bush After subtractng the increase
in the amount sfoai the net gain ahoat lor Europe IN
The decrease the visible larger than expected and
hsd some s nTnce G nG, n es es mnh II y S oa
side Interest The expectation is that not only the local
stock visible supply Will decrease rapidly
during he The weather fayoiabe
Nest although the Northwest there has appeared
cold wave possibly damage the growing crop
es il is unprotected by There foresn
buyInc deliveries to-day. which ~
tho first Of this foreign buying helped
considerably early activity In the afternoon trade
was very small although the feeling very lrm and
the market closed about the best prices and At about
the final OF Saturday. Cash wheat dull hut
firm Sales included 10000 bush No red sc under
MAJ delivery; 2iONO bush a lac Under May free on
board store: 5000 bush No ! hard Minneapolis
25hc over May delivered 90 New-York. 1900
bush quoted .3c May. free board. store. and
5000 bush No i hard SIC May delivered. May
closed at c3ssc exporters took loads. .CORNin
terest In he small to-day. volume
transactions being light and the fluctuations
Al first slightly easier feeling prevailed This fol-
lowed somewhat steader one later although there
was not much trade Foreign OF
ouiet ma other side
running on a small scale for time past. There is
rome expectation the receipts of VIII decrease
for the next owing the condition Of the
roads, The local stock Of decreased fairly we'll but
New-York tribune., 1894-03-06

In STATE bonds a fair business VIZ va ana Ga de-.
gina 2-3 per cents sold at o'rsGo'i. "a az, sisGiS.
ferred trust receipts. were dealt III d, .cJiina vJii
Alabama class at 1927 and south "a "a done
IS non -fundable were part ot lhs p"S
CITY bank stocks were neglected -, bond
The aggregate business in the genera ,,sdls
market was somewhat smaller than III nSnd .ns the
OF last week. but i nevertheless reaoms" eg' ,one
large total of 81 462 900 at face value. me .on ~
was strong and there was renewed 49, Az nvhllo
issues which have recently attracteu n.',. me dis
attention As a rule the trading was W.. ..nn1ed
tributed and prices almost unversa'; y, Srac-
upward Atchson general 4s gained r"c cont 10
tion al 7lss and seconds rose y per e e, al.
"a Richmond Terminal collateral trust VI s,a,
vanced II. per cent to 49i but tne ss O. General
sales at 23s. closed shade lower AT =: .r, 80 81.
Electric debentures are up 2A per cen' sss s ~
Knoxville and ohio rsts were actNe a. A. rose
per cent to lO2 Kanawha and Michisa' issues
IL per cent to 75i.. Oregon improvement ans,s are
gained over per cent Iowa Centra ,rs.,gton nrS
iH per cent higher at 80. Chicago burm%s I'm, az
and Quincy debenture 5s gained .. per cTm. ha,,er
I0Oi There was a good demand for the ,Icsa u
grades Of investment issues at haraeh'"S ''