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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-10-20

Mustang Liniment e. without an equal.
Kt penetrates 0esh and muscle co
the very bone-making tho continu-
ance of pain and Inflammation tmpos,
sible. Its effects upon Human Flesh and
the Brute Creation are equally wonder.
ful. The Mexican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16

HAY AND STRAW-Trahe slow owing 10 the stormy
cenirlted stocks We quote Medium Prime Timothy Hay
HIDES We're steady although quiet -,
100 bales good NJ dunn state crop Of 1872 Sci Yearngs
ao5c. II reported thai Rupert the market and
METALS At the ron and MetI Exchaage TO day. Iron
dun American Pig barely steady scotch easier Old Rails
MoLAss Es-New orleans 40 6oc with moderate sales
only Choice here this contrary the usual
practice baylng been extent shipped North first
this year aud has found ready market that there lite
Common TO strained at 81 CO.'S So Good strained 81 20
private prce southern IS Sic; New orks o. 81 lc
Tar and Pitch quiet and unchanged
seed 05S56c Western 5tc' Caleut,a; ~ e5oci Crude
6 hs &C. Tor oS low and ole for prime d19
.ockAS FEEIdhTs- Geris room quiet but aeOu.
%Ss Gr quote go S Flour O2s 3D. Ga loo SSs %
22 R aSS SO GssSse steam d steam
HULL steam Grain 6itd...XSTwERP, steam
RETH OR GIsn BARK
from IRaaephiav &qoo S6lt RSaaed PetToeam s. So
feet Lumber SIS 80 PIYSoGrH British steamer zoo
0R6ERs itSaH bark TO anSe 22oOS cases ReaSeG
10 G5S sIn Ea ok is
LAMB h G2H qn % g SS9ns1 G o g.
Domingo L9swSod g 80 and pSTt charges T RARAooA
Lei
es 90 and ~ tCas at rates brig 2si
Of imuortance At rhilldepha and Baltimore.
betis ana els6 lots have sieay although moderate d.
mani prices rule very hI@ n ,yTPathy Win the wes
bbls Sew Mess spot 9dsl9 20; 40 bbls Clear Back
Mess Spot quoted siV Western Prime Mess 81 isis 25
Extra Prime So Clear Bacs 81 10 80 20 Family Mess
$40 100 $40 30 April Sl9 30 NAV go $40 To-.
s @ extra IN s f9d 7sSs 90 s Pc E" Ms
s5 80 city Extra India Mess in ties. S2Gssz7 BEEF
SIN prices fairly inquiry from
a 1905 ID fSes f h. @ 9 H. is 9 9ys 1000
Do, hrayg, o-c 30 boxes Clear Bellies l. ~ 9'lc l2o
n average ssc: 800 Picked shoulders SSiat;
SC ans sfd "A % 70 IS c H' sa u p s aySS
ssS%rs &c., smoked SSs& Hams Hams. IL s%SfrS
dis have slow inquiry: but iic.s rue tn Long Gear
Clear S5 Soc Long aud ESo clear bali an hall o%9e
S beSvr 20 g ae'P PS wi'9 Terx AR
EN-, s9ssc ulation is tirly active in March
porol cash demand continues slow sales 90 ties Primo
Msrs 'pG Closing fS'4f 5c &C tc .21 I5 Ti
lsj OLLIE: closing 10 HOO tcs May. lL74S
ing ii7iaii See july. closing siG sc city steam cans
higher and ~ better demand sales 24l tcs Refined aoed
steady ESa Creamery 4oS western Creamery ~ q ss5c
TUBS state Dairy FrGns 9s23c STATE state F Msss
and Tqes 2g-Se Western Dairy iOS 5s Western Fac
zoe. Demand 10 slow, state Factory s6Is5,c
Tor home use lac EGGaIA shade lower gain with free
western 2sS.0c Fresh southern Doc LINED o ssse
RIGEsstesGy m9d.fa,ey sGt ~ ana -
DOM st,c FlaGsStd ~ - A. ~-@S- 80
Mould A., sSc coniectiones do s2c. standard 40
SO on a. LIS SgSci VINE extra yoc & Yellow do
he cubes De- Cut Loaf 9hc; Powdered S7sa9c.; Granu
sfEAii NE-Quet and firm :; Choice city lI%0Ils.c..
Western. &c saes 10000 oleomargarinc sielrne Toe
TALLow Duh and weak Primo city quoted s.c,i sales
10 coo 10, Siic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16

Professor Gekie does not forget, however, that
clear forcible style logical arrangement, an ac-
curate statement of facts and theories, and'
inasmuch as geology is progressive
science of the latest facts and theories,
are essential elements in the composition
of a good textbook The so-called general reader
need not, therefore be repealed by the suggestion
that the work is primarily students textbook
Indeed it will prove to any reader, genera vi
special, more satisfying work because 1t mas tho
definite purpose of assisting young men IN INC UNI.
versties to obtain clear idea of the elements VI
the science itself together with its proper rea'ioh
to other branches of natural history.
OF the seven books into which the treatise IS d.
vided the one on dynamical zoology Is inc i'o''
elaborate, although the subject of geognosy III gen.
eral and the account OF the character anu
classification of minerals and rocks are
given with much mmuteness OF detail
Every book however, is enriched with abundant
references to special memoirs, so that the reader
who desires q more thorough treatment OF any
specal subject is instructed where it may be found
The fact that nearly six hundred different authors
are quoted or referred to indicates the funess with
which this feature of the work is carried out. Inc
American reader will be pleased to observe that
many illustrative examples have been taken from
the record of the rocks on this continent. and that
American authorities are frequently referred 10.
The illustrations throughout are fair, and many OF
them are excellent. One of the most noteworthy In
the latter class is the striking frontsplece where
the plateau and canon of the Colorado are gwen
with rare accuracy and effectiveness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
CORPORATION Notices.

GI1Y OF NETWORK, FINANCE DE-
~ PARTMENT Bureau for the Collection OF Assessments
Of aud Assessments and OF Croton Water
Rents.
CLERK ARREARS. November 10, 1882.
NOTICE OF the lands tcnementA Tor unpaid
1879 aud CTOon Water OF lc7G
1877 1873 under the direction Of Allan Campbell Comp
Tho undersigned public notice pursuant T.
the provisions ~ the Act entitled An Act for the collection
and CrOOn Water rents IN the city Of
amend the several acts In relation thereto
That the respective owners all lands and in
~ which taxes have been laid aud
wears 1871 1873 and 1873 I'D remaining due aud un
paid and the respective all land and ieue
mens city Of New York situated In the wards aoro
said which the regular CIOtOn ater rets nave been ad
1875 1877 and 1878 ana now fenasng due
and unpaid required pay the sail taxes and CrotOn
and unpaid u the collector OF
CLERK OF Arrears ai his Once IN TIE depart
Court House, win the interest
OF from the time the
became Of payment together with The charges
Of this notice and al orsrmcn ana default shan be made
such ands and tcnements Will bc sold az
court House IN tho city ltall
PARK city Of NewYOfk Monday, arch bth 1850,
O'Clock for the lowest term OF years at which any
Ing the OF water rent the may
and and the interest thereon as Aforesaid
10 the ether with the charges OF this notice
and other and charges accrued
all the lands md tenements advertised Tor sao
Notice Is hereby further detailed statement Of
Cr0Iu Water the Ownership o tho
property which aud Croon Water rents remain
paid published pamphlet aud that copies Of the said
pamphlet deposited In the Office OF the Colo tor 81 AsseA
ncnis and clerk Of Arrears and will be delivered 10 any per
Collector OF Assessments and Clerk Of Arrears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NETWORK. Feb. l5.-BEEVES-R to cay wero 50
against 1872 for he cor sonons i've days last week The
only Transaction reported the sale OF 6S Prime ohio
steers sl average at ll1c 81 D. These steers
Gecan Monarch next SATURDAY. or the arrivals at G0thst
sold C. two civ slanghterers At man above the cost
In Chi.ago ana VT Wake soi 80 Prime Illinois see
sold slowly az Saegc per Tor Common TO Choice sides Of
COW Beet rhc shipments today 1ods az Live tatc Sn
the steamers Tn and lTn9cra for r G Eastman gl Live
hirs for NJ Goldsmith 1928 quarters OF beef and 40
carclsses OF Mutton per steamers Erin aud Adratc
Joseph Eastman $3.50 Live sheep in the steamer Mary
Louisa for Mcintosh ana Oh quarters OF Bef and 392
The Lake Huron s expected % sail tomorrow with $40 Live
CALVEs- Receipts to-day head Jersey city aud IL
include s@I Common I 10 a. Fair Vs at Der s. and n
bunch Of At er ner pess s Es sG IN
p : Kase Sold ~ Crassers 1893 H. at 4i4c por d.
Ielinc Wright Hoag ~ Co. 500 Veals. 100 H. at l0lc
pllienbeck & Dewey Veal SO 10. Sc; do l25
at0c, do, ~ o. at 92e do iSS 10; At lQ s6
head q At GCtns and II cars at Jersey city Whine
prices %s W Hsn Rss ~ T SP sp
claimed that sellers were asking higher prices for sheep ana
ket would warrant Them IN payng Transactions were at
Ordinary TO Choice Lambs Mi John shea pai ~ r. mar ion
for 9as ear Of Iis o Prime Michigan sheep no
nys on The ssa%S aSks so Mng S
n Pldecck sold 2O3 Western sheep 90 d. at 5ac and OF
Kaso sold 1875 state Sheep rs 10 at &c; 81 do 90 h. at
6lao. go state Lambs 81 ID, at 10 ~ w - y"
j. r. SadeH Co sold $50 Wise Jnsn sheen SO IN NJ E7c
$50 do, 81 b. at &C.; lSl do 80 10, AZ So G5 ~
Newton n Glett sold: 204 ho sheep "a H. at eg 10
40 DO l02 b. at ia do 1873 b, 7c l41 do ~ TO- al
o'Sc ana l42 do !mainy Ewesp 1l6 n, at Glac:
j. a. Hume sold 70 Western Lambs 81 TO- at The per 49,
p na Dewey sold l29 Western sheep 81 10.
oc 5OV 90 ~ 10 nc Csc 30 do 20 H. ut Clio 100 do 80 10
oO 100 DO W 10 ut 6oc "a do ll6 TO- 0a.c; 73 do
IVY 70. NJ 10 w. and 42o state LanOs 50 10. at So.
81 l6 hwy '"' --' ~ ~
HsISnbcch Davis sold, $50 Modocs" 80 10 at 90. 200
mchigan sheep ~ 10 at 6ej - do tEwes 1913 TO- at eo
Stale DO g3 10 AT 64oi lO0 do 1903 d. at W 7O 1853
7fso. and l6l do. SO 10. at Sc. ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
IBr TELEGRAPH 20 THE TRmUSE.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb. 15-rhe drift running
east of the Joint UnIun-Serra Wine on the 2,oOO
level has just passed through II feet OF l0w-grade
ore.
he COmstOck shares are active aud sensitive.
The Bunker In Company, AmadOr County, Cal,
after running through the supposed fOot-wal OF It's
mInc, struck ledge of good ore feet WIDE:
The shaft of the North Belle Isle mine, Nevada,
has reached depth OF nearly 300 feet
The Cumbcr and Cod Company. SkagIt River
recently struck IN s-ioot vein of clean coal i'll the
tunnel OF its mine, 40 feet from the mouth Coal
mining is the growing interest OF this coast.
BODIg Cal, Feb. 15-During the past week Stand
ard Consolidated crushed ,IO6 tons of ore and
shipped TO the company So bullion. The east
crosscut from south DRIFT. 1000 level, il IN 80
is 4lG feet long, and the VEN in the face is feet
wide The vein in the slopes from the upper levels
is from to II feet wide.
Boiie COnsoldlted crushed the past week l26
tons of ore; average assay value, T36 per ton.
Bullion shipped 5000. The east crosscnt 1000
level II III 269 feet. The rich vein in the north
drift $50 level has split mp, and the dft has been
stopped at a distance of 4S feet from the crOsScut.
The BOdio Tunnel mill Is running regularly.
Bechtcl Is still cross cutting west ut the go level
Syndicate cTos-cutting east from the main
tunnel, aud Is making "A progress OF 90 feet per
week.
Bullion valued at $40, 100 81 was received in
this city yesterday from the mines.
Clinton Rice formerly of New-York and Wash
toms M the Southwest, has been appointed Commits
soncr-at- Large of tine National Mining and Indus
trial Exposition Association OF Colorado with
necessary powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16

1884, isH @
TLoGR "a sna
% Ss 8. d s' Tch 'Hs o5
Including incl Loo oSs Low Grade Extra s. sSsS4 1890
700 5Ss civ Mn Extra s. SO soss IS spring
sss s$ Fancy sS q
e. Common Good Extra Western s. s5ss 90 Coed 20
0 0S' , 81 ss So Good C6oSs 81 1885, o sTs
sss5 Bakers Extra g 5osso Straight
g. r q Gsa 90 Patent 50 5sss So LOUIS Common 20 20
Patent Wheat Extra sT Go'e CITY Nh
sGas@ F A%Stf sSvsnsn
to co CS @sS9 % Good q SSs 9 OSS
s IsG IS hYE FLO firm and fairly active sales 900
shade = 90 90 81 S. Mainly =
C3RN NEAL quiet Yellow Yves ern So 1908 rs Brandy
GRAIN-whEAl-MarKet hrmcr feverish and unsettled
subsequently lost advance and declined a frlae
prices SSS S sas y aGHs S
s SG%e1 @ the 1Sns f nS"S
bush eas a including gRFradea Winter Red At
%sss 81 2sssl ~ s'f% siGT 60 and TOR tor
ad e Sg ~ SO a snsd wRte T 81 sS S H.
White sissi including white State q 81 -
No Red February, s Il siasss 4 g. clos
sioSF 4 ans;ss 55}s
AMI state 1918 ARLEY Market firm and fairly
aouve sales. $4,000 bush canada, 9Uc afI 03 for I'm
sraded &c for no 2 small parcel called No Bright At
SSc The sales u Tworowed State reported yesterday
should have becn at S3l2DS5c ami the No. Canada and
No BRIGHT 0OOO bush instead OF 1000 bush printed
-; BARLEY MALT quiet and unchanged. CORN
Market unsettled opening he HIGHER subsequently
most OF the advance lost and closing steady at &c above the
inside prices export and home trade demand limited
large business In OptiOns saes. 34l20n0 bush. future
10000 bush cash. including Uneraded Western Mixed at
7l0I6c; No. 3. 705id7l ioc Steamer Mixed. 7.s0isc.
No. 2 74@744c in elevator 75bc; delivered White
No. H., Mixed February 7.o4074Sscy closing 7tc
'1SiH &C.. CLOSING ilc: Apill, f3'4G &C. CLOS
ing &c: May n73c closing 12lc June 715l ID 72l 2c
closing 79ac oATs-Market dlc better and f,irly
active closing about steady sales lG6900p bush nclud
Ing No at is',c No . 4949492c for certificates 9Slc
q ,lvered No. quoted 4J94c: No. White. 49i2f5Oc
No n, 2 92aajo'.c No quoted 5ic Mixed Western 4sS
Mixed February 49is 3c closing 49ci March. 1890
o 1c closing 6oc; April J07s6j1@c closns 5c; May
o 2nJO3.c., Osng 3Oac June. 5lc, closing 5lG....-
FEED Market hrIner, with fairly active lrde 40 10 a
90 d. 02l2c 80 ~ Soc: 100 ID. 81 6sl 10 SharDs 81 10
dSl 10 Rye Feed, 9Jc.aSl.
BEERBoHM's LONDON CABLEGRAM OF TIE 18TH INST.
REPORTS QUANTITY or GRAIN on PASSAGE AS FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPT OF PRODUCE,
Per Horih Rtrcr, Vessels ana Railroads,
NEw.YoRK. Thursday. Feb. 10. 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nuw-YoKK. Thursday. Feb. 10. 1
-sMEs-Qnlet md nnchanged.

ASTEs-Quiet and unchanged
COFFEEIO the spot duh and nominal at 81 ugc for
Fair sales here. and the stock hero In FIRST hands still
oiGI2 bags options advanced 10 10 - points The later de
llyeres showing the greatest rise 1900 bags No sold
lc for March 1850. for april. 735 d7.JOc for May
100 for June July ave after opening weak closed
srong ami this fact contributed 10 the advance here the
weaknefs In Ito JancrO yesterday having spent its
tue kilograms watched
by the br0kers IL Is the
Europe France In fact coming next TO this country tho
CONSUMPTION OF onec while Germany Is third In this pai lieu
lar and England fourth the United states consuming
than other country the world Mid grades quiet
nrm thcfoods az the West having noticeable effect
the 10 b NC trade here.
CoTTON-spot iIec. higher but quiet at the adj
bales 1906 bales last evening" including
44G bales for consumption aud $50 bales for speculation
Delivered contracts 100 bales Receipts to-day 3OS
bales against bales tins day last n}8S
last year. since september l., 4.6O2OlO bales against
$3.50. bales period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, Feb. 15-P.

THURSDAY. Feb. 15-P NJ
The mining stock markets to-day developed an
activity that for long time past has not been seen
Prices. however. were irregular. A large business
was done in Elko, and its price rose from IS to ia
10 cents. Alta Montana, with more than the usual
number of TRANSACTIONS declined from ID to 10
cents Sonora Consolidated was largely dealt IN at
2602002S cents. Green Mountain was active up
70 SO cents Hall-Anderson declined from I;I2 10
l 60, and Sierra Grande from 2.95 to 20. hoOln-
son was steady at Ito. and Chrysolite was lower
at LAO. The Coms.ocks were all weak.
SALES AT THE MINING EXCHANGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
n)inicr Resorts.

uYGEIA HOTEL.
IL OLD POINT COMFORT VA.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HESOkE
Send for circular describing hygenic advantages &c
H. PHOEBuS. Prop'r.
THE CLARENDON, ocean end VIRGINIA
Atlantic lily. y J. hat been furnished with heat
for winter guests it4 high location and
especially attractive win
ter house. J. ~. BARTLETT. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
filming.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras Rosario, Jocu-
- st!ta CabOnate Iii Silver Cord. Castle Dome, BAIL
gren Freeand Sseno Breeze lron bellevue and all active
unlisted mining Stoc bough t and sold
W. BRDNTON WELLING. % broadway room %
MINING STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED.
WI Advances made in New York and san Francisco
Advances made United Pipe Line on Certificates
THE MINING RECORD. - Yearly.
A.. h. CHIsOLM & co. 81 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16

,o buf "a FEB lSt Alta Receipts to-day 400 head,
toa lot tns week thus far 765 heal same time
meek 1000 head; consigned through. 37j cars 10 sar
on SAFE buyers and sellers apart; no
,b kser-beceipts to-day 1000 head total for the week
thus iaI ZlOUu head; for time last wcek ~ mn
head; consigned through 0 cars; marked steSv vt yi
good demlnd sales. Fair TO Western sheen 81 ioS
80 61 Choice to Fancy Sheen a. ,5ay6 III wsstsr -
s. 4S7 Common. s. asa &c. - "SS'" "~"''
AHoGs Receipts to-day $500 head total for tho ..x
thus TAR Do ilJ head for time last week 400 besI
consigned through I5 demand fes shade
n2er safes OoOc 10 Choice Workers. yUS1 Oj Iiobt
do So 6O0S6 7O Good Butchers Mediums IA 0a7 o.
SO 40dS6 co. all sold - N'ss'
OF. LOUIS Feb To-. CATTLE Receipts 14OO head: SHIN
ments 200 head In improved demand the feeling r
shipping grades sti Butchers stock active apd ar.
S. %: Light do. "a G00s5 20; Goo1 to Butchers
Steers S40s4 75 Cows and Hefers s3GSi 20; Bulls SIS
SHEEP Receipts 800 head; shipment none market rmer
Good grades wnned Common dull Fair TO Good MuttOns
ST. 20 20; Prime TO Fancy $685. 50 Texans $3dS4 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
Mem Civilizations.
Mem CIVILIZATIONS.
HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
(No. 394)
FOR MARCH


CONTAINS;
THE BURGOMASTER'S DAUGHTER.
Frontispiece From Picture by George II. BOughton'
ACROSS ARIZONA.
BY William Henry Bishop. Illustrated
THE FRENCH VOYAGEURS.
BY Thomas wentworth Higginson. Illustrated
ARTIST STROLLS IN HOLLAND-III.
nv George H. Boughton Illustrated by Boughton and
Abbey.
"PARSIFAL" AT BAlREUTH.
BY Mrs NJ G. Rensselaer, Illustrated by Drawings Of
Carl MARI representing the most striking scenes OF the
Opera and by Portraits of Wagner f. Therese Malten
Soprano Theodore Reichmann BaIytone Herman Winkei
mann, Tenor.
CONSOLA
Poem by Mrs. II. W. sewe1 illustrated by F. Delman
PHILIP wOUvERMANs.
BY E. Mason Illustrated from original paintings
THE MORNING STAR; AN INDIAN SUPERSTI-
TlON.
BY General Benjamin AlvOrd.
SERIAL NOVELS
FOR THE MAJOR, 10y Constance FenimOrc wOOsOn H.
Illustrated by FTedercks
SHAND0N BELLS, by William Black. Illustrated by
William Small
SHORT STORIES.
MRS cLAxToNs SKELETON. by Harriet Prescott Spot
ford.
ToRRIcELLo By NJ. Rowland.
POEMS.
BY J. w. De Forest, Charles l. Hdreth Mary n BAIT
S. S. Conant and Sarah Orne Jewett
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
English and American Appreciation OF Washington Irving
The Knickerbocker New Years Day" Doctor Grim
shawe's Secret The Public of Great Singers
Gambetta.-The late Editor Of the Drawer.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS LITERARY REC ORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
Anecdotes-An Old fashioned Lyceum Lecture.-Ring Al
fred Comic opereta. by Mrs. L. T. corbe with Five IL
usrauons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
nlneical Jnsirnmcnis.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, p stops, 1925. Pianos,
Id 1897 80 Factory running day aud night Catalogues
free. Address DANIEL r. BEATTY Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
FOR MARCH.
MONEY IN ELECTIONS BY Henry George ~.
THE SUBJUGATION OF THE MISSISSIPPI. By
Robert s TAYLOR - -
GLADSTONE. MOncurc d. Conway $500,
RAILWAY INFLUENCE IN THE LAND oFflCE
~ THE PYRAMID or CHEOPs. BY Richard A. Proctor
PROTECTIVE TAXES AND WAGES. by Prof w g.
soTE ASPECTS OF LIFE INSURANCE BY Elizur
EDUC ATIONAL NEEDS. By Prof q. Stanley Hall. Prot
Felix Adler Thomas Hunter Dr. Mary Putnam Jaeobi
90 cts copy S. year Published Lafy place NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
TIE PETROL. Nv M4RKEE.

NEw-YoRK, Feb. -.
There WIS u sharp contrast between the
temper OF spccuators In crude petroleum shown in
the three Petroleum Exchanges. In the carly
dealings the market weak and the
price fol TO 9G7s-. against 0sAc. last night The
general traders were affected by The that the For
est County Company well, near the Anchor WELL
In the Cooper tract had opened with flow OF 100 bar
rcl- OF oil up the Yet by the close this
news mad lost all tiEniicauce from the reasoning OF
ira Ter. that not likely to produce any important
amount after It's full Developments because OF Its kin
ship with neighboung wells whose first
production was their maximum After the
fret hours speculation the tone OF the market be-
came AZ strong that even the reduction in the price OF
refined petroleum vas interpreted act intended TO
Influence the price OF crude oil Tor purchasers. steady
covering Of short contracts went on all day, IN
addition 10 not a few ventures the hill side.
Here the prices generally ruled above OH City quotations
Of the same hour indicating confident feeling and
check I'm the offerings for local delivery. The price Of
oil rose ST. and then fuctuated around 00c., ending
barrels those Of yesterday, but the gain made
at one eNchangc-the National. The feeling amOnI
traders indicated two things: % that further heavy
sales IL made. probably will be by holders and not Tor
Of "shOrts" has taken place. but their pur-
Clases long" account Will not De stimuli tied
cep' by apparent developments OF n "bull' movement
The total transactions to-day In New-iOrk were rs fol-
lows:
National Petroleum Exchange l2J1OOO
New York Mining stock Exchange $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16

Jeline, Wright Hoag Co. sold lsl State Sheen. 0, n
Swine, Receipts were 10 l7G0 heads car. a.
sv,nsL AM cars at Jersey CtyN0ne for alive Deal
ss report the market dull SO 80 81 n ye
Live Hogs Dressed Hogs sold slowly In Washington Mar
et prices ranging from sac TO DC for Heavy Jeseya And
W 10 c for Light do Dressed Hogs from York STATE
s4G9'2c for Light Pigs ~ A s"u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16

There was no marked chance I'm the features Of The
nar1t for refine OILS. The price declined isc. 10 7sd
7,c nj SeW-Y Ork. and to 79a7 az Philadelphia and
baltimore. Naphtha was quOteu Al OIc asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16

Futures fairly active and advanced points closing
steady sales o. 100 bales. Prices pad-February. 1027D
IoSui March io.4eosG; April, loi7sl060i May. 1900
ol0B4 June, lO.HbiU.79i July. 10S-0l0Bli August
l0gssil % September i06s october. l0S2Gi9St Nc.
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