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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

Irvpproo Dec -froyAions-Bacon CumDrIa99u ~.
gls d. Long clear Mddes, 2os Od shor CiS "a @ vi
Sis Ed Short iubs 3is. obi ShonieTs 20 o pS s nj
1T III 0d Tor Extra indian Ness lrme Moss o"s W.
Prime Mes. l9. Cd per bbL; Prime Meas Eassoln
Cr3 81, 3D. Lard Oh 57s Oh Hams Long SuL ~, y
Ia XII Butter Cd. per cwt for hntst hito9
Sho''I 1iecsr mrrlcan Choice ijA "a. Wheit-l.oa
W@sicrn spring Is "a 1s 5d Red Winter IS "a ~ o.
n,,,.i ~ = Snriug7 IA i'd New Western inter IA al
Wv MIed Western As. ID. California 80 ~; % 81
" iaiforuan No. - I'D. 7s.2d. per Genital PI2uuC.
Of Turpcntlue 17s 90! do ut London ~ Ou yer
cwti REFINED petroleum. ID a. i pcrgaoh lover p,n
rcd 4. ucr CWt IalOw-21s. I'D Dcfc"-
1on'n"n 81. Idt Pale lis. Cd uO- ga tlnseed oi
"a Ssrryi Iallow-Fl American. -05 oil ttlu' I,
~ 81 cr VT American Refrigerated Beef hhu PuaI''
rs 5lsi fore quarters vi per ID. ~, eooa Goa l5s
T INN Calcutta inseed AS. I'd per quartz 'G1 i
20 pcr gallon spirits oil rqrpenne H'S "a gd DER ewt
1P9" s nj. Provisions Lard. 33s. o. per wv, ~
American sugar g. per eTi oI r3 uSa MusCoVadc fa
pmnna ss2oat Australian Tanow S4 n ~ Gayoa
adi Mutton. Pas 81. 626A 0d- COCOA Nu' VIZ
Or Ga Cochin 231 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
LIVE STnCK MARKET.

,r,y Work s,'uriav Dec r. REEVE S. Receipts were
- Gar. # AL head. o. ut ~ and q cas- ht Jersey
dressed aud -t.rn Mctls'r Dos cnr- log hrir city trace
tr,n at Jc.-c, CITY were nl Consigned Z" 7""s"'''a
SO trl q 90 Live atuc .t.,,,..
tt,-c- Mutton making tue toDui for ~" week l'
tn 5Ott quarters Of Beet 20 Lave sheep aHd DIS car
ClLVEe~ so fresh arrival. worth noting Amw STATE
sold ut the rang OF = -r oi i"r7,i' h
ln ~ mixed "lh Fed Caves nl scattering '"''' % ''
Sc-- la ,l,ck 3 uayisi % Grass 2l3 o. At 20
piuuuaek az Dewey Gtns''iT' -7' ID AT ~ l. ''
Hume q TnIcp 1872 Gra,..rs poor 30 %. at l3!ci
Bul,. 7u1 %, nj = 10; 40 lctrlng- 30 To- "V 'o'
SuEI'r' AN" iA,ibs -Eesgpn were, 10 car rt
S 81 So0' c 9e' Po S"' ut g a ags ' assd
against u .l.s head last wcck The" was a m'ueA.o
demand oi stock today at just about y.Ttyu9 NJ
- 10 and Lambs sold at - % - 10 Tor common "
ENtrl. ,..,.... .,,. ,.,, 70
be- sold many at low figures 10 prevent us going -
"a cs Hailcnbcck v DAVIS 252 Mchn gan sheep II H.
at SCI 10 state do, 81 p. Al Sac. . .,, ioo -,
DllcnJack Dewey J0 Northern huHuI 7.'vP, We, ,,
al 3loc. lJ1 Northern Canada Lambs. u d. NJ ~ ~ ~
Canada Lamb. % n, at 5tci rs do ~ 3D. Ut TO- '
ilnnC a Mullen 10 state sheep. 80 ~ at Be- 1856 Ken,
tnrky do 10 10 nj 3isc ls7 Wos'crn d. ~ Y, AT 3c Ioo
do lOi H. at $40 lrO state Lambs 30 10, ~ &c tn
J. f. adler 90 l(3 FSntucky 7hrrp ~ 20 ndopa
do ~ n at Zc 4Oi DO - 10. nj BIC; 20. western huO'
n. Al "a - - RenIueky do 81 n a. ~ a "a 1o-
Newton & Gillet 262 western sheep - 10 u" - ~ '
Western Lumbs "a d. at 30 , a an ,o,, a cara NJ
HOGS Receipts were o. cars OF - lyp nS ~, 40 ~
Jersey city and II at loth A. T9th 10, t.'
81 O hcnh against ri D75 head last week Marker stIy
n, ~ Il Twin load Of western sold at the outside
figure ,. 18th, Tot \yo.t,rt Hogs l73 H. at a 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
NrlrE or LEfnE.

c,-.,,-y- r,- u -c,ff., lul. 'ui"py. ol.'. Flour
Gi,ti Howard -tr,.t iua r7rin SUPER = ~ &c., M
s0rcT jl4.J o'. 80. -Ktrh 334tt ~, 3D. "l2 W.,
- Z. tti ~ faitn'.' .''... 49,. U..-.r1 l...'r.
st1 1liH ,.l pff,5c. a. Auo,E - Co., -.
htt' D. '., ',5i f.rusrr uO ,I,. Itr.uarY.
Slt5,l 49, uoro-out'rg st ,l'f3 VIM o9 MI NM.
-..t ~ ID. T.. ar e. e..p-. J'aHtr 90. go
February. ~ &C., OATS AI4 "'' SIUy,t, ~ w
peau.vIyaIiA 81 7.o. Eve eta a &c. Fi''l''n.'
4'4 an ,yta.f 1000 1u-4.. com lutI' 9u,-. pGt.
100 l,u.n i,v, 600 bush. -ulpmont--II "ir OH
JOS, Wh,4I 1000 ou'n. s'''-"1'"'' '--0'' '''' ''''
pa.f0v Dec l.-Ti.ur quiet western -np nm" ~ 90
20. I'm, .a $500 I'li,ut -utuI Wh'A,,. =, SOC
w. r,,.nt wui'r WA,t-. - -54-' ~. }orn h!li
It amer i,.oT y: tx X i, ,''' g. &c. White 10
4'1- '.i' si,t., y, ., : Pr,..,t. .,.,lv iutt.r-
W,-tcrD creamery - IT, IL 10 XII, l5u51 a. b.,
to.9t -''o'' O''''' ''''
.. 7ott5 90. spring Wheat - Ia - 900.
Sim, .ol .aacr. 30 - 81! Ia'.4tr - 30, 90 3
Low Drd.' - 9,1 Nv 1,y,t pcccalbrr -ShD
"' eI,.lr ~ ~. &C., January, -'+f-o S.. ro'inl a.
-. t,.in. AT Y.-,., &c., -ulu' -b-c.. 30 0nrtl<
c7yt'-c 'yi" '''t . ~" ,pdrv --i.t4,,c .Io.ius IL
. L. "a. ~ .it. closing nt Boic oats duIi 81,
ttls' - r..lug 10 30 sc iiyo -tcllv. No. 2. Hu -.
BAILEY 50 &C.; 'oIs .'u u, -, 0 Nioni,rV 80 oi
p,,gm.sr - n "? 25 Tebra,ry. 80 3ss'25 ,o,
M 10 alU21. Nu', ~ 81 - " % - -'- m 49,,
Il 'i'aoy a'g' r1ns'' o''" ~ faraafy. - Il =
.-5 20 March 3tt- bdlAnoitH 7H"UI'.''N %, H.,
- short 40 -id.t - 50. 40 og eio,t ''.r ?'4,'
- .Oosi ~ Rcceiuts-tlonr 1000 bbI71 "h,i- - IVY
tu.h. li1.uuO 'r-i-' "itt iDV, 'u.i, ~ 90,
10 0i0 Uu.ii corn 1000 900 pn'n" Oat- b-.'oo o'" rye
1000 BUSH. bar.cY $4,000 BUSH ,...,.
Il tpcy 3,:si 70 . %G, aa'' % u1 i3'
NJ MIA 5,1.43Cc uats nru. 80 NAoi. SIC
i,y,-Nn 2 Fan. d,c. IHIItg. Extra 80. 3 spring. orc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

1t is only by comparison with the earlier
months Of the year that the monthly statement for
November Of the two principal Pipe lines and storage
companies be called disappointment TO tho trade.
In itself the statement is bulsh, for it shows hand
some reduction In stocks in spite Of the increased pro-
ducton last month. The figures I'm barrelsl Of the
National Transit Company for November are as fol-
lows Gross amount Of fluid held, 354s9 1870; ;
waste matter, 3,i98,Qo8; net ii amount Of
merchanable oil, 3239t l2l certificates outstanding,
2s,lQl570; credit balances, 4l59551; receipts,
l.546,5lOi deliveries, 1887 2s9; excess deliveries,
0O770 barrels, The tidewater November report is
follows: Gross stock, l476502 sediment and surplus.
523s8e net Oh 1857. $685. certificates outstggndng,
96000Q credit balances, 302.636; receipts, lS677S
deliveries 1872 $50; receipts 402S barrels Com.
bning the reports Of the two companies will be found
that there IN November decrease of 43S922 bar
rels In the gross amount of fluid but reduction in the
sediment and surplus account Of 1899 barrels leaving
decline in the quantity Of merchantabe oil Of only
lQl 1928 barrels The excess of deliveries over receipts
OF the two companies IN November only 9675l bar
rels. In the annexed table comparison OF the COM
bned reports for the last two months and August 1854
when the visible supply Of petroleum its maxi
NUM-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. 13 lSpcctah.-Whcat sold
down to % - cents for May Immediately after the open
Ing yesterday. The receipts were small but appcarcl
10 cut uo figure. Opinion much divided on the future
Of the market sid Kent says that wheat viii sell AZ
G5 cents next summer D. T. Hutchinson declares that
Will sc! at - - Mr Armour with the latter,
while John Cud,Acy sides with Kent The year corn
deal was uucycutu, although tho receipts Vcro small
md the weather AFT that the bulls could n-k.
Provisions were firm or TIC small receipts
OF ho1+ Tho grain AMI provision markets wcre - du'
tAt hllf dozen time, Do the day. trAlo was -u-'h'
Will, lot Of good cuN- i tIc provision Vt started
song and the other pit, joined 800 thc oh"r.' at wheat
k.pt u dny within tile range of y cont IL sold down to
e-.- cents and 90 3-aa c'ut-. IT'D" l-'rp'7 were
,il. tAc oGr hand. While, ou tAc o'I, x wa, s''u
that the exports of hoIr hui "l'a' from So" loI"
amounted 10 about $4,000 bushels There Was 40 ~
ltilutlty I'm tho tr.d.u. and gossip OF moment II
WIS a du... drray holiday market There VIII u' l'
estimated .IJ,ojp hog, lu next f"ceh. iuis "u MaI
wheat sold 900 thc afternoon AZ % cents, CAL" a. '9s
cents llc rrcripf- 90 ears or wheat - OF corn
o. of oat. aud $4,000 head Of Aog+ Tic anticipated
receipts for Monday are ll5 ct- of wheat 20 90 corn
II , Of out- and $4,000 head ut Aot-- T." c.'- Was
about half way between top and bottom a.! around.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
THE COURTN.
CALENDARS 70 DAY.
Price 3 cents

egrgng 6 E, P 20 a. = 3
g. /. u 's s. g. % 20 90 - e. 81 s. oY loo lo 10 fills
i 3 !i i 5SS 5 !5S VS. 10 !S 55 W. W. 2 SS
u.s. 902 ~; 500 800, 800, sos, 9oo 80. 3d. 5i25S 81
stFaH coumsrrc rEag1PA9T t. l., Before e, Rc3 ash
8 40 los % !6 2 54 as S5 5S sos 80 ~ ~
Stc 9 10 rE S - T dS 9 S N3n
Hs Sr,rf l6GagE cmtU1-TAhT I-cfore lan Worst j.
sT S' og4c I a5 AParC Si ia Ia
0nl Obi, ass, 46t i G-S, WI. ~ 9il bEl I'D
60o 40 ~ ii66 O6J lO'1, 2439' AL $685. l49' 1896
srr MN INSTRUMENTATION IIIReforc Lawrence
-Nos 1871 3gi 52 51 lS2 Y,o ilis 9S Si y, t I
s q79 lIQl & 1872 o9 lV' IO'0 'O'' -'OO D. iO-i
sufur c9rGr CRcrT rARI IX-BefqTTe Barrett J
iSS 1877 23i6 1850 1887. 1854 lO2oH lldl. 1902 2Oo5
Sun sGa9 i55 f6un-Defqre Rollins will q James
GTidth henry II a. will OF Charles Grcenwald m
and Francis Jane Jester pm Estat OF Nathaniel Gilman
grTPERloR CouRr-GESrRAL TEm-Adlourned
SurRRIoR COURI-5rEClA TERN-Before Iruax, Nos
~ l8 2d4 1913 1873. 1884, 30 1885, 1885, 49, $40 Sal J42
tsGrSftnioR Counr-rmAL TEnMPARr IBciorc scdgwick
s1rGSop @ Coun TERNaPAEr IIRefOgs Freed
man man IND : Iis3h - iaSI. l2i3 i0ls i623
surEmoa CoUnI1-tnAL rEni-PARr IlI.-Beforo o'GOr
" sGrsloa CoTnnAL TEEN-PAHT Iy8efOr y yn S
ham moi 1888 l2l 1854 1903 1000. ll46' 81 O5l'
C%sMoS PLEis-GENEnAL TEBM-Adouned til December
12GoMMos pLEAs-srEcAL TERM-Beforo Van HOesen' j.
N SoNaox pLRAs-EQunY TERa-Betoro Allen, J.-NOs
CoiMm6S PLGAs-TmAL TEAM-PARr I-Befofo Daily c j.
| Adjourned for the term ,.ro ,rr,,rora
%0t 100 Ii6i 1870 1880 1853 1872 li3S it95' SO
iio3 iIo5 I4o7 lI79 l4Oe l}27 1871 ISoO I44' 1000
| i2.2. 1884 1914 1909, 1917 1865. ,,,ro Nohrhas 7 -
cry CoURT-IGlM rEnM-PAEi "a is GSl st5S i655
TO- 400 2iSi 4iI6 1881 1888. 1870 a95 49, ao'I
cry G9rPT S Rd, I i5 l5 i7a7 G6 IS3 1850
| tgo 1905 1914 46O6 i0O7. OLA. 1883 4876 40 81
GITy CoI'Rr-l'UIAI TEKM-PAHI lll--Bci0ts hhWes,
Nos ioiI 1901 Igd2 4s72 tsS5 1870 AoSo AVA ago
| CotRr OF OYER AND rERNINEH- Adjourned NJ, r,s,,
CnTuI CEREBRAL SEsslONs-PAhl l.-pvcluuIo 'uSts'
i,reevc and Assistant District Attorney teloWsN o,
IES o. T. l. 10 II, II. l3 Is. To- H. H. 49, ~ ~
| tt65uaT or GESE9AL sEssIoNs-PARr umBefore Judge
Cowing ana Assistant pL,Tiot Attorney ~ rs
IGSi5G rs. 0. 10. IL, H. 49, H. TO- 10 /" 10 ~
! 20 ~, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
cotton uApI,Ers-sY rELEdRAPn

LIVERPOOL Dec. IL 1919 p m-Cotqa uui s.ilcs%055
6aes including 800 bales for sPecuia n9n ANN hmegGn F
gIPrs ;nie upiands Low Mddag clause DeSen ~ do
livery 5d do December and January 40 "Febfuary and
March delivery 3Uld, glso 4b.; ao d Nav delivery
SpStd, also I'D do May ana June don NV ana August
DO June and July delivery. l4otdi "o' '"'
delivery. 2O-0id. -, , M bales American.
~ p,rns onie Uplands Low Middling clalso DvorV Je
delivery. Dad buyers do peeSm 6 FEBRUARY delivery,
I'D b,yers do February and March souhGI2 myers
sellers do March and April aeVehy, .p.t do MAY and
40 IixrTv iaUld seliers do June and July uoh'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
GRAIY AND PRODUCE M1RKETS
FrNTrEEs OF NEW.YORK DEALINGl.


All the grain markets ended on Saturday 50
duh aud with such narrow fluctuations as to possess
no rcol significance Tho range OF prices was lin.
tied TO small fractions In wheat tho tone OF tho cash
market inc ucd TO weakness. but the changes IN values
were Insignificant. The export demand was almost az
stand,tIl. what little Influences may be n0ted III lue
option spcculatOu tho Quctins down OF the war
feeling fin Europe. the tame foreign markets. ana VIC
estimates generally made u largo gain IN the YslOt
suuply To he shown by this weeks statement. 'asA
corn ruled steady with tendentJ To Increased rnh'a7
near the cnd ana the export engagements again ran up
To good figures The options wcro neglected ana unset
lied but the close was made ~ the best quotations.
oats were dull and rather weak, In no case Wa- tLc
change IN fnal figures from Friday nisht Important
Provisions moderately active ana somewhat Dct'ef
a price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

The bank exchanges at the New-IorH clearing House
and the stocks sold at the NewIork STOCK Exchange lor
the week OF three years compare as follows;
Week ended Dec 10, ls53 Dec ~ i72t, Ieci; ~
Iz,Ganges. s75$dd6t325 'o59 gl ?565 s'3iso7g6
The local money market abuu ianty easy with the
prevailing rates at a2l per cent ana exceptionally al
/ and per MerchantaOlo paper was IN soo' &c
maud a. per cent Reports from inc Nest ana 9ou,n
Indicate ease al rates lower than are usual at TINS season
Of the year, and the domestic e1chahst5 comm h
those reports II the figures on ne uauK
Abatement OF cash are correct the receipts OF money
from the interior during last week must nave amouh'ed
10 over S3.OOOOOO ana that estimate Is maze aiIvr a.
stated the amount Of cash held at the close OF that Weh
uaces named as follows Savonnah discount 70 par
Charleston, par to Il premium Ne"-OHcAu7' =
ei Ioais. Is cents discount Chicago 25 cents
discount. and Boston 10 cents premium 4.I
foreign exchanges quiet during the "hoie Wceh
and the markets we're strong at ADVANCED quotatoIr
closing Oh the basis OF y 81 an! g. 30? ~
or gold amounted to sos .5i3 from Bremen
and 10 S3I27Cs from Havre The gold imports at atc
tionai aud for some specific purpose as they are
not Of sufficient amount and Tor 0thcr reasons 40 Ho
seem to he made for speculative effect ... g.,
Considering the season OF the year the movement ~
was highly satisfactory and beyond anticipauQns inns
movement has encouraged merchants 10 maze I"l t
coming spring business aud generally hopGiui
and confident cling peryades metcMtdo , Uai t ,
eti"ns for pig iron but the demand Is ac
i've HAN n has been and some disposition is exhibit
10 contract for future requirements The manufactur-
ers Of steel rails have found 1t nece;,Hry
a. ucr the Long Branch agreement OF last summer 10
900 900 tons aud tho demand Is such tat y prGbi
bic that another increase will have TO De maae. Inc
contract price remains S3j which figure he man
ufactureTs seem to be fully satisfied, ana wiling 70
CONT a larger business rather than 10
all the demand by exaetpg higher prices In all me
hraurbcs Of manufactured iron some improvement, y
marked Int lot to that which is noticed for steel
rails. 80, 80 - su.o ,,o,-o
The specuation IN cereals still checks ree move
ncut to the seabOard, although last week thcre was
some Improvement noted in the EXPORT m0Ve.
mont The speculation variable, Dht
unon the whole weak despite snoIIei
r6ccIpts at the Western points At chicago ~he3i
ciosed about Il cents lower than week ago ana corn
cent 6igher Tie movement eastward continues smai
and s reflected the railway shipments out OF Cacdeo
tnue TO be nearly Equal TO the AVERAGE OF past
no rerepts ana shipments OF wheat, corn anu 0lu
s the prinepaI points of accumulation 1or io
weeks compare as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

Excess receipts,


The field situation of crude Oil is substantially
Kinzua district, Warren County, PENN are not main
tanning the Of yield at which they opened and
element In the trade that locality does not deserve
q prominent place. Nervousness was felt small
developments II ar the Gordon well, IN Washington
County but the pivot on which all the talk rcyOlyed
the Cleminger WELL in Mexican County, which
drilled deeper last week through the plugs which stop
its full How, and only gave trivial
increase of production. The owners OF this well
however, have at their mercy all those who regard
ing the value OF crude oil dependent on the develop
ments at Kane and no " outsider" can guess whenits
full capacity Will be openly tested. The pipeline runs
far this month fan behind tho deliveries over
10000 barrels.
a shrinkage in the record Of transactions from
57OOO0OO barrels for the previous week to than
only cents afforded almost all the description needed
OF the certificate speculation last week gradual drop
ping out OF small holders went and room
traders, scapng profits for each day, buetted prices
pretty much as they pleased. IL does not
probable Gf dealings furnish any index TO
either direction until the situation aud prospects
Of the Kane developments more fully determined
bcarish habit Is becoming common among operators
and while few hazard the claim that crude oil is
deserving OF better figures In view Of the prcpOnder
ance Of favorable commercial conditions. there is
net result Of the weeks operations was slight de
elmo IN the Market though the final prices
show rally OF pa cents from the lowest point Of the
week SCORED on Wednesday, and though the market
to 81 = cents after It had touched ssl2 cents In
the final dealings duness was the most marked feature
but II could bs noted that OF heaviness
Fow persons however, deny tho existence Of a largo
short interest,
The range OF prices and tho total dealings nc the Con-
soldaed Exchange for the last TWO weeks was as fol!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

CHICAGO Dec. I2 me Dropsrl JoHrnH rpoLts ALL,
pcrripts 100 head shipments 5000 heal mhfsot stu
,uoit. ~ BOa IS 80 cows and Nl1cd 81 0gaStU w %
erA - 1908 9O Feeders, - 4OGSJ "Oi l'A'"'' ''0
Sb,tp- Receipts head shipments ZU mean 1 ri,
anil Interior s2UOqs3 20 Natives ~ oOGS' 10 A'N"n"
81 DJGf3 20 ..,.,.....,. ono MARKET nuiet.
gb N,,nn ~ 0ds8 50: PACKING and ShlDplhb 20 oO"
90 Light 45 sJ 90. sklOA ~ OOG 90 ,rmonts
- iOTls Dec l2-Cduts-Recelpts SOu M ionrs
400 market steady far 10 Choice Naive 7mDp ,,rns.
"a gb1A5 %. SatIVc Butcher steers - -'"7' 49, '
Texan Steers. ~ 5Od23 90. ,,.-r,o, Ma
ghssp-HncIuts BOO shipnent- 5O) -. % 90. NINA az IS
dium AZ W 49, 7O Fart CnOlco - o'0so -o' H'' ~
ass 80. , 7oO. Iight. So 65 d
-Recepts. 1900 shipments l, " et5 az 80 "
a.. III pocu1ng "a rUA - 20. Heavy, HJ SpGo5 W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Gof,PEEspot Rio dull at sac for tar sales Options
d closing steady however sales $50 bags closing De-
SembeT 9100G50i January, 67OtG75 February, $3.50
ooOi March, 66jdO90, Mid grades quiet sales 1000
terms,
COTTON-SpO Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales 2ii
bales for home consumption
The quotations according the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

The market for mining stocks last week was duH ana
presented 10 feature of general interest Tho transac
,,ns M tho Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
unned To 80 shares against 90 $50 shares Tor inc
urrceding week OF that amount OF sales SutiO runner
frojsned 80 900 shares at prices ranging from ~ 10 70
J002I Horn Silver declined from " 50 TO - To- Inc
Colorado stocks quiet but generally showed an al
tcudency Iron Silver rOso from 81 20 10 9l 80
and robinson after decline from % to so cents recov'
cred 10 80 cents.
cLOSJyG PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCISCO. Dec. IL, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

No features developed IN the refined oil mar
last Prices we're unchanged at 73 cents here
ami 3 cents in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
BRADFORD Penn, Dec 12.-Crldo Oil-Nattona Tran
1T Certificates opened at 0125 aud closed ut 90@
highest price. 9l2l lowest price, 0Oi4 Clelrancos.
Los, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY. Penn, Dec Ia.-Crudo Ou-Eational Tran
III Certificates opened at 9l'5 and closed ut 0o5s
highest price, Ola lowest price, 0Oi5. Sales,
Ii2oOOO barrels; clcarnccs. 8~l6Oo0 barrels; runs
Cp-G- barrels; shipments, sJ,-1G barrels charters,
barrc.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
Bnsiufss Chances.

Manufacturing Confectionery
~ bns,ness with thriving store leading avenue Tor
sae for personal reasons sacrifice taken by December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

LoNpoY Dec l2-9 Canadian Iaeac 5s'E N rS.
ican ordinary 24Aj st. Paul Common. We Ncw'foIN
Central 1868. Pennsylvania, 81 7s Reading lO's.
Hudson BAY Company, u. 90
Canada Northwest Land Company. Pc -. o, to-.
Pans adylccs quote Ihroc per cent lehl'S III o. 'N
. confines the account 49,, -. nh. ~,
80 p. m1hc amount OF bullion gone mo 'o Dunn VI
Engand haanCc today Is AOJ.uOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
THE MONEY MARKET.
srSnAY. Dec. l3-P. NJ.


xo.+ordav's United States Treasury statement SHOWS
.ru and upimportant changes in the net balances du
,nc tho week. The available balance was reuuceu
OH The reduction of $50 400 in the gold Daahce
as effected by the issue Of $1.4lO16o IN cerunc"'es
less an accumulation OF 81 329,67O in metal Inc gam
~ e537 9GS in the legal tender balance was py inc re-
,oopt of ss45 900 certificates. less loss OF 73O|o32
,tro notes The balance of silver dollars and bullion
vas reduced $ll6l61 by reduction Of Sll3SlO IN inc
, If metal plus an increase Of 1891 in the amount
,ort.tanding certificates. An additional S'9,7ol OF
onol silver coins was added to the general circua-
ton. .-..-... ..
oorared with those of the statement of December D:
Dec J. 1855 Dec IL, 1885. Changes
Cold coin and bull
sSYS S res slG4$s5 sa5$5sS Pee ssa49 g
Isi SsHs iSSs SO Pse 2''3S2 s
sy I've, s &Gs GSn 76se749O 76252G5 Dec G
Total. si6C.786 $40 $iGG s2970a Inc $la,48o
Dcd't ioT iuTGs held
hTes cent Ghd 5325Oss4 5s02sS5s Inc. S7747i
Not avail balance 5l36S5475 $lI32Ol 4Sl Dec sSS4,o4
Non vS4 c6ns ao 27o2e5oo 27s4es9s Dec 7a2ol
MA, ,o,,Dco sI4I 462O74 sI4i O4s320 Dec s4l3,745
The results of yesterdays bank statement nnQuesuoh
ably reflect material Of some S2OOOOOo III the
averages because the deposits are reported 20 nave
,rcreosed only SiS66OO while the aggrt gate OF the
expansion In loans and the gain IN cash amounts ~
S27O5,5 Therefore. any deductions drawn from
these results are liable to be erroneous hu'
the Abatement as made, shows gam
TO the surplus reserves of S2371 leaving them at
$50 or 100 600 less than they were AT inc
corresponding date last year. The loans no" are
S4s5OOOOO greater than year ago. ana inc uepoS''s
are 900 greater than then Tue cash now heiu
Is 81 900, 600 smaller than year ago.
The following compares yesterdays statement WIN
those OF the corresponding date of 1851 and 1883
roc ~ 1884 Dec 49, lss4 Dec ~ 1855.
go. " sai. 500 sYeO .225,pO6 $685. 500
-'''''''''~ AZ 833 500 SC,0t2,60O S4,OlNOOO
Legal tenders. ~ 33UO ooS's9'6V0 ~ III nm
1jenoslts...... 3 S,53s60D S3Q$5AOUV 01od -I'.UUV
Circulation. l5,3SO,2OO 44.osE'OVO wv -'00V
The following shows tho relation between inc oI IT,
.crve and the total deposit liabilities:
60 s57G339oO s58Ol2GOO S9iOlGj0p
Ir41Liendcrs 272623DO SS,9ASluO @''"'''""o
Total reserve. se4s96,2OO $l24.99lOoO Sl23Oo7ooO
Ieqd q, -oo IN
agst deposits. t9639'b-o 0-'''7'''' $3.50,
Surplus ........ $5,256,j7j $i2,-52,o9O S-7o09''oo
toCeDosit 2G.GS $3.50 S2.o@
rbe toliowinp Is Yesterdays statement in detail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

seers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

me following table shows tho tons and percentages
sbured by each of the railroads East from Clcig0 OF
-four grain and provisions for the week ehded 7 oa
uray I'm comparison with the same week OF 1883 ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
b45S5 100 G5.355

The tntais of each article carried by all the ralIrO'
,be ,vceIs oT three wears wore a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

OREGON RAILROAD AND NAVIGATION.
1874 1885 Changes
rirst week IN Dec s48547 sJls,OOj Inc. p3l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
RECEIPTS

Since sep 1882 81 s 81 3S8$ss5ieq53 i9S25Yo
So ne ~ iss1 bush 20GslO.7 5O9l3,3OS lSOGi3Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

Net avail balance 0S5475 sll52Ol4Sl Dec SSS4oi4
Non leg tend'i raco o. ose 400 27s4es9s Dec 792Ol