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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There was little done in the speculative line
IN wheat and corn at the Produce Exchange to-day
comparatively speaking, the options in oats were more
active More than l.O000 900 bushels changed hands
record that has not been reached for long time In tho
other cereals the speculative trading light and the
fluctuations generally confined within small limits
Late IN the daya good export business sprang up in
wheat ana corn the engagements reaching twenty
boaoads OF the former and about twice much Of tho
latter commodity Yet the foreign markets without
feature OF interest and the grain passage to
Europe extremely heavy At the West tho receipts OF
cereals are only moderate. todays arrivals showing
decided decrease from yesterdays figures At the At
lantic ports there was slight Increase.
The tons OF tho markets generally strong through
out the day, and the closing firm quiet trading.
February wheat rose cent to 92as March q to 937s
April u to 95l9 and May % to 97is cents January
was particularly strong and ended y cents higher at
53s cents February options advanced Il 10 sos March
q 10 5ois April y to 80. and May to 1873 cents The
March Mt 3Gns and y cent for April and May 81 and
31s cents respectively Provisions steady but not
active; lard, however. scored small decline.
AtNew- York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat, 1925 bushels;
corn 2727 bushels oats 43 701 bushels total grain,
ll23 bushels -four 1884 barrels The receipts at
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis were: Wheat. l20,376
bushels corn. 3ij 1877 bushels Data, S5470 bushels
total grain, l50,992 bushels -four 1885 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBt-sB. /

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Everything opened TO-
day at last nights figures and for the fret hours trading
quit just where they opened The receipts 1913
OF wheat, 273 OF corn and l07 OF oats. May wheat
opened at s6 cents went down to s57s cents and then
got back 10 SCH cents Corn for May was about Al b
cents pork for May at last nights figure s2 37i2
and May lard at 80 sale Corn for May opened at a. Il
cents bid and closed at All cents. At one time May
wheat sold up to SOS cents. 1t closed at
s6i9 cents bid, although the tape said SOS
cents. Sew-Iork nearly full
cent Cher and not easily accounte for, either
IL was said that Rouss, OF Baltimore, aud Edward
Cottrell, OF Ncw-York. "bulling" the New-York
market plump In" sales here But this was only the
gossip OF side Of the market and more Trustworthy
the gossip OF the other side which was that both
Cottroll aud Rouss were buyers in all the markets
Walker & Co. and Eldredge & Co. and Kammcrer wcrs
sellers. Jones the same side. Counsel
man and Hobbs were both large buyers Hobbs taking
cool deal OF grain at the top. The fact tina. the
figures were moving about with good doa OF activity
was about tho only feature OF the day At o'clock the
close was sole for February wheat, s6 cents for
NAV wheat cents for February corn. and Al cents
for May May pork stopped at Sl2 TO- lard for the
month at 40 92i2. The market closed at 23O to-day
with tho following quotations. February wheat. so
May at s6l2 cents February corn At 317s cents;
MAY at Ala cents. February pork I'll OH May,
SD 80 February lard SO ~; May. So 07ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23

To the Editor Of me Tribune.
SIp - Another Ohsnrvcru rccnntly

To the EdIt0r OF Ihc IribuHe.
SIR: Another Observer" recently at
tempted a reply In THE TRIBUNE 10 my letter
TO The Economist In doing he charges that
discrretly avoided any mention OF the
paralleing Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad by
the Vanderbilt, party. What attempted to make plain
this that roal built In close proximity to
listing road outrage upon vested rights and IN
juryto the public that practically cssenei the facli
ties for ,portIon aud always ended In c)nsolda
ton. n the South Pennsylvania Railroad opens up
territory. develops industry" criticisms
applicable there rs in SewYork have inter
est I'm either property IT, rs Another Observer says.
"hc Hc crtic-o the construction OF the West Al
il past Il certainly f. not too late 90 show the people Of
other localities especially tho residents along the line
of the Ncw-Yurk New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
that what hcy need Is the pcrecng of the roads they
have and that the building OF parallel thereto
viii encctually prevent this The building or parll"
roads Ike the NiciclPate and that portion OF the
West Shore west Of Schenectady, T. always an injury To
the public and outrage upon vested Rights Wherever
thi. applies whether N hc TO roads already built or
building iu contemplation. let IL be applied My Oh
leci s. 20 hit every nail on the head in this matter.
Uhion League Cipb. Jan Il, 1888. An OBSERVER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON Jan 22-1230 D. m.-Unitei states -Four rer
Bonds 1919. Atlantic Great Western First Mort
sols 55r. NewYors Central ss. Illinois Central l22s
Pennsyy1nih 6it Reading, d Mexican oruinary' o''s
Canadian Pacific. Al y; Paul Common az On ,...
Paris advices Three Per Cont Rontes AZ 81 Hhhos
for the account.
4pm-Consos 90 1915 for money and 100 LILO Tor te
account Atlantic and Great Western Frat Mortgage
Ccrtlncates - Erie 1915 do Second Cons0is oo,2 NoM
YORK Central a5sG Inois Central i2i MEXICAN ornhaiy
3I Canadian Pacific. al q, IT. Pdul Common 49
bullion IN the Bank OF England has Increased aoi-''
during the past week. ,.,u,.,,
Tho proportion OF the Bank Of england reserve to aDhty
which last week was 40 10 IL per cent 10 now 40 P'
cent. IN ,.,,o.
Paris aiyices quote Throo Per Cent Renios AZ eo
~ confines .or Ihs account. - nat q,
pApIs Jan 22-Tbe ky statement OF the BANK OF
France shows an increase OF l4O0OO francs In go an"
2.l4l, 400 .raDcs IN silver an
TacAnOuIt bullion gone Into the bahs Oh EnS"nu VI"
balance today II 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
RECORDED REAL Estate TRANSFERS
sFW-YpHW cry
LIVE srocK MARKEr-BY rELEGRAp

CHICAGO. Jan. 22;The Dror'rS Journal reports earle
Receipts T. 100 head nent' 800 head market hrm
Good 10 Choice ShiDpnL ~ iJqs5 sOi Common ~ Medium
siu0dt4 .ui Texans. II OOGSi ~.
IOgs-Recclpts 1000 snpm'nts BO)Oheal mlr<ss
srong Rough PACKING - d$i 30 picsing and shipping
- - as los Light 81 2jHTi 5ji SkipI IS OOs>i 80
Sh>sD- receipts ZOO. s1ipmenti 400 market active
Inferior % . ar g,UES bt Medium COIL 1J 50
o. 10: ChoI>e :SIrl. OJOSi 81.
LOUIS Jan. 22.-trns- Receipts. 400; shipments
liU market EXpJr,a 90 OO0s6 -. doli - C4oce
Shipping So 2jQ sI1J Fair Meiiun. 81 40 go 90
TEXANS. - 2jVtt6J. -
Sgeep-Icccipts 100: slpments 200; Common to Ne
dun, 81 jOd 80 90. Fair to CnOce 80 % as o. .-
HOgs- Receipts q, 100 shipments 400. Light 81 SOC
Il 81. PACKING. 81 ljd a Jj Heavy, 81 GOd$i 10.
BUFFALO Jan. Cts-ReceiDS today 1000 head total
fo thus 1000 ncad for tune last week 1000
head; consigned through 2lJ market lower;
good Choice steers 81 - as 1j stockers and Feeders
t}OOdsJ75
Receipts today 5000 heat Tor gs,s tins far
1900 head; Tor woek 10000 heat consgnci
through, cars market quot but easier Medium 10
good - 50dsi 25i Canada Lambs. 50 20 ass 50.
Hogs-Recepts 800 hop total Tor week thus TAR
~ head; for san, tine ll,t week. $4,000 heal
signed through 2lO cars market dull and easier Good 10
Choice Workers. 81 gJ butchers drlde5 81 a. OO
Pigs, " 50 81 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL jan. 20 -proyisiona- Ba'oI ca nlsriatUE
36s Oh: Long Clear Mdies J3s Jij 5l)ft Cl,ir hiHsi
3is. 3D. snort Ribs 3Js. 6t Bl)lisr, 29a "a per cTG
Beef-llls. for EXTRA Indian Ness Prim, Mess SIS
Pork-Prme Mess SIS ~. Dbl: Prime Ness, Eistsrn
OBS. Western. j9s L,rd-Amoroan 3os OIL Primo We,t
shoulders i)s vi Tor ndst
Cheese merican Choice Jis ~ When-nei We.t,ri
tall No q SDrng Is N, New Western Winter Is Id New
Mixed Western. 5s Sld: California No g. "A sd
California No . Is 81. p63. 81 DER csnti VOrh-Mhet
Old 5s. Cd; Ito New. 5s Cd colth Prodnce-Spirlt'
ofrurpcntne. %, OIL. do. a. L)ndo1 2Js d. por csI
Refined Petroleum. Id gallon. Clover ssel Amorictn
Red. 4Js per cwt. rioy SIS IL per cSt R0sin Com
mon s. Sd; Pae 9s o. 0lJ u Linieoi Oh. Boa III ~
cwt. % ooo
The receipts OF wheat for the past three days were 6oO
ccnas, including $4,000 cenals American hecepts OF
American corn dJ.S0O centals. -.
LONDON Jan. 20 Produce Insecd OIL, t2O U.s. 1.O us
per ton Calcutta Lnseed 42B. 3D.. per quarter
1nsoed Cake. II IS G95 00s per tom Refined petroen
lad I'D gallDl Spirits or Turpentlne 3s5 uu p,r
owt sperm on $50 per ton Rosn -Connon As ga @ ~
Sd: Pale, Os Wlls: PrOvsDns-Lr1 AS OF por oWt 10,
American sugar l3s. 81 per owt for Cuba commune
polarzing9b" and lis Oils ID for CuDa Musco'' A'
refining adoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23

moderate transactions they fell from 1881 70 leo and
recovered to io'a the general Gs were on per cent
The special reason for the decline was :
sui, brought BY the second mortgage income
several years. while interest has bccn paid upon the
so to restrain the company from the payment Of
d% ss~scn Ere Ere :sS g.
Nest Sore and shows how decline Of per cent
g sold up per e5 Elevated sH rss
were OF 8 at 100. East Tennessee Virginia aud Geor.
ge a and STEADY SSss al e and the
NewY3rk, Chicago and ST. Louis first IS on y at
Soa IN an'enatonai and Great Northern &c defined
erndiyision were 8 lower at 0sa. and nrsts Wisconsin
na IS sa s ayss ss
were up Sat 047 Union Pacific frsts advanced q to
Pas ss M sacr as ~ Oh S sss
frsts sold at 1GO980 Oregon Railway and Navi cation
at 1s aTa oSso1 IS at 7s a. 7s
npby coin loss OF s5, less currency gain $685.
sS pns Sas Es's sse s
6is,523; coin balance, sl2o, 1879, o2s.
for call loans ruled at l q to per cent.
The Clearing House statement to day was As follow.
The United States Treasury Washington to-day rs
ceved $4,000 In national bank notes for redemption.
5sss @sf '2'' and the
The foreign exchange dull with rates steady at
as follows: Baniers'bis So and a. sSs for long
and short sterling respectively; 5.22A and 520os for
francs 9ii2 and 95 for reichmarks; 30s and 40s for
guflders.
The governors OF the Bank OF England their regular
weekly meeting TO day, made change In the banks
minimum rate OF discount and II remains at per cent
During the week the bank gained f5l27I2 bullion and
the proportion OF It's its liabilities raised
from 40 1916 to i3is. against III per cent at this date
last year. To-day the bank gained $4,000 bullion
balance. Tho weekly statement OF the Bank Of France
shows gains Of 100000 francs gold and 2,l46000
francs silver. At the London stock Exchange British
consos were strong with advance Of Is per cent 10
80 1915 and 100 ZIG respectively for money and
count United States is declined - cent 10 i2tA
the 4 l2s were not quoted. American railways promptly
responded to yesterdays home declines and generally
closed at 4:3O at the lowest hrs OF the day de-
spite tho steadness shown by to-day IL o'clock quo
tatons. At Paris French per cents were buOyant with
an advance from 20 .95 to s0.O-ia.
An inquirer is Informed that yet nothing has been
done by the receiver Of the Denver and Rio Grandc Rail-
way toward paying the overdue interest its ilrst
mortgage bonds but hopes encouraged that some
thing will be done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23

While the anthracite business in the East has been cur
tailed by the shrnkage In manufactures the shipments
to the West have been quite well maintained The
port Of the from Buffalo during the year 1884
shows shipments Of l43l 0sl tons OF anthracite and
25 600 tons OF titumnous coal during the year. and tho
decline in comparison with 1883 Is only 45,257 TONS An
explanation is given also of the discrepancy which has
long existed between the reports officially made OF
ports Of coal from this country Canada and the Cana
dian unofficial returns Of imports Of coal from the United
states 1t appears that large quantities go out by
barges from Tonawanda and thus get recorded
the Custom House officers Whether the omission ought
not to have the attention Of the department at Washing
the Secretary Of the Treasury will doubtless consider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
GOV. HOADLP AND HOOKING VALLE
From The Toledo Commercial 7elegram.

From The Toledo Commercial telegram.
Now, W hat sort OF protection is the State OF
Ohio giving 20 thousands Of its citizens and millions OF
their property III the Hooking Valley For than
six months murder ana arson have reigned supreme.
Men have been deprived OF life OF liberty and OF every
right worth living FOR; workingmen, desiring nothing
under the bright sun but the right Ia bread for them
selves and little ones. have been ntimdatcd beaten. and
In many cases brutaily murdered In the most cowardy
and infamous naHer other men who woubl gladly nave
rtnrned 10 WORK months have bean inH!dGed ana
threatened with all the rnan abuse hoaped upon indie
pendent workngmcn by persons who will neither WORK
nor allow others 10 work wives and children are starV-
Ing, sibsistg prccarOns.y upon caprcious charities
millions OF dollars have been lost not only by the general
paralysis OF business Dnt by tic direct destruction 81 prop
ery without which the very who have destroyed ~
cannot earn an honest living. For months iyes and
property III The valley have been protected ana de'chuc
from almost every conceivable form OF outrage aad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
TRIBUTE TO GENERAL stage.
the Edttor Thc Tribune.

SIR: In TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE appears an
obituary notice OF Brigader General Peter stage. who
was Colonel OF the lst Michigan Cavalry. In that notice
you say the 2jth New-York Cavalry was q part OF
"Custers Brigade" was member Of the 9Th Mtchi-
gan Cavalry from Its organization In August 1862 until
mustered ont OF service July 3. 1865. Clusters Br
gade formed the last OF June, 1863 and com
posed of the LIST, 9TH 9Th and 7th Michigan cavalry
regiments. aud these only, and was known the
"Michigan Brigade" or Clusters Cavalry" aud were
all armed with the Spencer repeating carbinc and rifle
being the only brigade In the service having full COM
pement OF those weapons. General Sagg an eX-
empary soldier and true friend WILLIAM ANDREWS.
No. 6l9 B,i)orddre BrOoLiyh, Dee. 20, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
WESTERN wILES NTH a BOGUS WA7CH
From me Denper Opinfon.

Frora me Denrer Opinfon.
an;J Wv, 49,, Era,i1 Uoaloy - oSlyod Town
ho%e oi sn U na s sseH the s.nnp comn
Wa, p ,sed 10 wor the onction dodge in early davs
mi Ne did ~ mnder Itecities The a1no ,of course
put ne qua ~ I1S n 9 hn he had on
suosus Sa'vn, p y. I'm @ az - tban hn ,ym3
one anu ne had 70 take more care oi ~ IMAM nc wouu
IN average OF four times day for year"
HOW was that :"
shoniib the WIN o mctin shnn as ON
Blakes with two ar ,rec %o yas az coRton co., Iit
gross of spoied nsokties and dozen cot3on no
chiefs Reaieys ostens,e business yos 10 all thaso
but as soon as the capper woald show up he was on
deck. ~ NV wac y"
where did ye get that watch T. he'd say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
corrov u,RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. jan % -l2:30 d m.-Cotion fra; MhilinS
Unands ia; do Mhing orleans Gi sales JO) pa es,
ooo bales inciung 10000 bales American ru
paufs Low Middng clause February aud March delivery
57.64d also 0S-64d; do March and April delivery,
6l.64d; 636td do: April AMI May delivery; lotdl
aso 364d; May aud June delivery. J-G4di also U
bod do. June and July delivery '6id; also l0eAdi
do July and August delivery. Ul3-0id also l4O4ds do
2p,m.-Cotton-tood Midlling uplands Cd Mddlng Up
lands 3D.; MIddng Uplands 1l.ii Good ordinary
Uplands slid, Ordinary Upands I'D; Goot Mdding feIs?
6id; Miidpg Texas I'd; Low Middlng Texas, st Good
ordinary Texas sgd Ordinary Texas. 5d; Midding or
leans 3D.; Middng ORLEANS 81. Good Ordinary Or
leans, 5s4d.; Ordinary orleans. sad. ,o, 49,.
American Futures steady Upands aiddlins clause
January delivery 5j6id sellers January and Fcpruav
delivery 554d SELLERS do February and harch dchvsty
Js.6Id sellers; do March and April delivery 40 ~ Sas
and June delivery 70id sellers, do June anu suy
livery 0.64d buyers do July and August uense "a
lid. value, do August and September 'o"'o''
4pm-Cotton-Futures Upapds Low Mddlins cause s
February ana Marsh delivery 3D. also Cd DO April ana
m Observation-Disclosures closed steady vplands Low Mia,
ding eanse JsnHary deysly, S BUYERS DO February aai
anu yid buyers do March aud Aprii deays
ery "a buyers DO April and NAY delivery ' Inss
buyers 40 Se Ma Sn iscid value July August de-
very 50d buyers do August and september ae"'ey'
0l.1ta puye Ian 2e-co,ton dull MidiRs 10 9i6 Low
,,tinS i6; dood iiliry 10 net and gross recpts
81 bales; Exports coastwfse 3oos oales siAek So<'o
bales. =, oo fo...n arr,. vt,p,,, INA. lac
M,aal,ns Os Good Ordinary lll6; net and gross ro-
ceipts bales sales 200 bales stock W S9g gaIss
Low Mddlins lois Good Ordinary 9s net rees.pts
bales e Continent $50 baeS sales 1000 osasS ssess
37l,A7s bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
RaporisA bl LOHN II. DAVIS & Co. II Walls.
THURSDAY, Jan. 22-P. VI.

THURSDAY, Jan. 22-P. NJ.
The speculation at the Stock Exchange still declines
10 accept the known and acknowledged conditions OF the
general situation for its guide So to-day, with general
sashng OF for freight and passenger traffic on rail-
ways end OF the country to the other with the
coal trade daily becoming and more demoalized
aud its complications more threatening the
cuues In stocks aided by the hOpefulness OF outside
holders who measure values only by comparison OF
what they are now with what they were at the
height OF the speculative fever of lSs0lSsl were not
only able to sustain. but in some instances
marked some small apprecations OF them The days
marketwas chiefly noticeable for its apathy Prices easily
responded within limited scope TO any display OF bold
ness on either sde and the boldness all on the
side OF an appreciation side had the call for the day.
But It would be unfathful picture that did not rep
resent the quiet reactions from the highest figures that
occurred upon extremely small pressure to sell stocks
Seemingly the rumor committee" has adjourned sine
die Peace to It's memory! Bad news travels last
enough and In the present condition OF the stock market
good news is likely to published soon as it Is true
Iaclawanna and Western stock again was tho
active one OF the day. and recorded 7oo7o shares
ont Of the days total of l999jS shares 1t sold t $3.50
s2Saas4 Northwestern again strong and closed
with Il per cent advance, while St. Paul. after decline
to 72is and an advance 727 finally is of at 72
Lake Shore shows gain OF g. and Central and HUDSON
after fluctuations Of 70 per cent unchanged at s6
Union Pacific and Western Union werc dun; the hrst
shows decline OF I the second gain of y per cent
Central Pacific specially weak and declined from 81
To 81 3sG3I u The market closed dull ana lrfesu,'
The business In Government bonds at the boaru was
covered by sales of $50 900 As but tue dealers roPoi
continued demand for all KINDS iet 'ho q"''"'i'"'
| are barely steady rs tOllOWSI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23

over used to watch that game with good aea OF III
ferost whenever had any leisure time on my hands
co pretty nearly anxious about the watch as tne lei
lows who lived off it, But always managed 70 turn up
finally In some way"
.'WLat became OF II ut last"
think they put It I'm the corner stone or the hrst
church built In Denver They had got gross from the
outside and didn't have 10 waste money buying the oio
one back"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 22.-In the Court of Appeals
today Hon. william c. Ruger, c. j. and associates pre-
eent the following cases argued
No ls-In of the will of Anna Martin deceased
Submitted
No 2O-Cyntbi Talman administrative respondent agt
The Syracuse Binghampton and New-York Railroad Com
pany appellants.
No 25-Eugene Lewis. executor. etc. respondent, ast
No 29-John hekley executor, appellant, sgt. Franklin
Parmenter, respondent.
The following Is the day calendar:
Nos o6. 90 90 81! go 80 80 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
PROM SEED sowN BY Mr.. BEECHER.

IN the Editor n The Trfbune.
SIR: This morning while was at the break
fast table with the members OF my family about mo- my
youngest son remarked Yes. Mr. Bcechcr says he Il
sorry for having made the statement about the majority
OF 900 900 that Cleveland would have II certain men
voted for him. but he does say that the
untrue. That remains" What terrible statement that
was! And TO how many young Will II serve as an
excuse for wrong dO!ngl J. j..
I,Yolliu. Dec,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23

In state bonds the Was the demand for Arkan.
"a, 10 to tho railroads and the advance in the bddings
FOR them Red Rivers sold at 15 Tennessee compromise
issue sold at so or City bank stocks American Exchange
sod IN nj 90 and Tradesmens (60) at 30 Yesterdays
official list failed report the sale Of (22 Bank OF
America az and lO Bank OF Commerce Mt lao a. ana
80 shares. .o,,os ,,.
usual 1uness The days special feature was the dece
In price Of Missouri Kansas and Texas consoi Is Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
REAL TIE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Jan. %. 1885
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesroOm to-day
BE- Edirchii 4 DrrGitedrsS.
3.-tory browpsioue dwelling with lot So ) Nit
Chc' place EPst 10th st =, u 70 eof lst-sye
lot lsK-olO Henry Ginnei- $500
By Richdrd =. HdTneu q Co.
2 story brick building with To-, No 233 East 32dst
ms 2sl~ wof dave lyt 10. 1883 John Buyt 5000
3-story brick building, win .0t 80 OI East a3i s.
o. TT Of lstaye lot 2ux95.M 10" enston $3.50
RECORDED REAL Estate TRANSFERS
NETWORK cry.
Hillside. It lot l}q 5Or227.G. 18th Ward; VI Dyck
trustee sarah VI smith Sl,130
5ith.st, s. ~ 70 - 81 3taSc. .1IllO0: y intercst
Martin MahOn and wife 10 Martin Dskrn .....--. 700
3-th.st. n :. 200 e ~ 2dHyc 2JNl22GXiTrcgular.
Ellen Ycaman To Rachel Grccubaum $4,000
EODbinsaye - - 70 s OF li1th-st, 25rlOO Buhr
vile 20 Henry ~iegen' haler aud WIFE. LOCO
gGtli.t u 4lj II Of 2daye. , KJs.S; W III Kirby,
al executors, 10 Maria Miller ............... 1880
Tintpu.uYr. 1876 Q Of lG3d-st, 26Ixl35, J w
Decker 10 Brceubach and wife. ..-........ 1900
4sth-st, S. 3j3 n " OF 2davr lSxlOO5i jas scott
wife 90 Margt A shotNoll. 1000
5lth.st. u.s. 100 4 OF lst-ave, 2ONlOJ5 John
Bauer ct al 10 John Baum
Jan t'ermak $3.50
cd It from 10th 10 18th ayes, q III Morris and
wife % J II smith -
same property; smith and wife 10 Go,thod Haug 100000
Lexington cor Of 01th.st, 40lIsi, EhaAd.
hoes and another to.J A. Mclaughlin 2oOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23

Flsevbere The clearances were: on CITY. 4.O0j.000;
Bradford 6Ol 900. aud PittsOurs l,lSsOJo barrels.
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRADFoRD. Penn, Jan 22.-Crude oil sluggish and ap.
pareuty heavy; National Transit and Tdewater runs
wednesday 40 926 bills. total shipments. 1860 bbs
charters l. O37 bbls clearauces. 100000 bbls Ma
ona Transit certificates opened at 90 aud closed at
80; highest price, S9's; lowest. 0s's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23

The Tndedendence Mining Company has levied as
sessmeut OF l5 cents per share
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared its
1884 dividend OF $75 000 for December payable at tho
transfer agency o. MeSsrs Lounsbery & CO. Mills Build
ing January 81 Transfers close January 20 Dividend
naYments 10 dAtc. - | % 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-23
MINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALES.

SALES AT THE gEWYORx MyIy9 EYC1ly5a
NEw-YoRk. Jan. %, 1884