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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
THE PnTROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS From TILE FIELD AND RANCE OF

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Large trading in crude yesterday the
actions up 10 over 1000 barrels The only unfavorabe
news was that the gage Washington field had been IN
creased barrels due probably the earlier yield OF
the Davis No we'll end OF the field
But the gauge Davis No by later reports down from
a barrels an hour Tuesday 81 barrels and the dev VI
opments at the northeastern (which the
the late panic in oil are proving disappointing the
bears McGahey is flowing at % ana the Lee we'll at 10
barrels an hour The latter well torpedo and 10
flow Materially the owners Will 0e eur
prsed. . l., W., Co.. -
stocks were me r. OF ILL 1aar ~ 6scisne
es4 cents ami further loss o. &c ns was et
MOI vigorous raid damned values again below that point.
The late recovery due solely 10 the better temper
dced bv the late rally In stocks sangune hopes the oil
ont OF the best secured brokers' yet the
tsttca posou affords small encouragement
passing hands Oes guarantee mat
no serious response can be any further furry
probably gradual The close only steady with carry
prices and the total dealings at the ConsOnoed
Exchange we're as iono"si
Opening 6s14 o9t4
26I. 600
Refined oil was unchanged Ga cents here and IN Balt
ami 6's cents per gallon Abel 'esl IN fnuA"eiph
OH. CITY Penn. Dec l5.-Cruis On-NstOlt Transit
Certificates openel " TO- hr1sV irts 7Oh lowest
prce 6sa closed 67a 25630Oo barrels; cesranees
llO2 O0O barrels charters ss52+ barrels shpnentS
s. 562 barrels, runs,
PirrsBURG Penn. Dec IS Cru IL Oil-Petrole1 firm
National Transit Certificates opened 10 and closed at
81 \ highest price, 20 lowest prlcs 81.
TlrusvllR Penn Dec Is NItO III Transit Certiacitss
opepea at 7O and closet 67 highest pro5 70s lowest
prce. 664
art openei AZ 7O. IN closet 69 i;lsst prlss
o p 10 west price. 664 alelrAnces 2220OJJ 1lrrss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
THE COURr of APPEALs.

Albany Dee l5In the Court OF Appeals To- lay the ioi
owpn causes argued
No 1so--usan Armstrong and others executors respon-
d AT Esther Mckelvey and others executors H.
80 I56- sherry. atm!nsitriH appeiItnt *. .o
Nv 0rk Central aud Hudson River Railroad company IT,
spondent annellant ri
H. n Ciaus-n a Brewing company respondent. a..
No l-Narie Brehm, as@ tne
Mayor etc OF NeWYOTk CITY, appellant suDh' ,teo,r 70
To i6-In The ma OF the claim OF BETSY u nout
.nopaen AIT the of EnOs Warren deceased appellant
N In the matter Of Of Edwin Gilbert de-
eased
The following Court of Appeals day caeuof luz Oe
Nos lss. 1s9, 900. 1872, lss. l6e. l67, 1853.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16

CITY CouRr-TRIAL TxRM-PAHr IfL-Before Ehricn,-
Nos 7e7 1880 $40 43J 1793 1885, 2la 1863 l4l 3d. 100
20. 105. 713. 253. -.
COURT OYKR AND TrRynxKR-Bcfore Brady j. AsI
Dist Aftor. until January 1871
COURT or GENERAL sKssOSs-PAKT l-Before iudge "i,-
dersecve Assistant District ATTORNEY Bef0r- NOS l.
2a4S g. To 10 IL. L. l3 IA ID. 10. H. Pisaaings-
Nos. Ia
COURT oP GENERAL sRssoxs-PARr rL-Bcsore Recorder
smyth and Assistant Dis trict Attorney Ftzgerad-Sos.
l. 2 s. T. 3. 9. z. & g. 10. IL. IA
Part l. November term continued Recorder smyth anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16

The highest cash prices were as follows.-wheasso
sprnf e g. No spsa' aiG lse NO kEs s 5se
sare,-So S2ye:...F!.. ses,-SO / % rsj ,5 PRIME
short %S' &iO Sides oo IS so 70 sae shoulders boxed
p per ssT9 a. 54c NJ seeeptsNfou 5000 ob. wnsA;
i.HSoo lush. Corn 10000 oaI. 10000 susa.
Rye 5000 Ous barley $1,000 snsn ,niD@esss- sao .
JAZZ .SUO 44 SSs sas re %oSo sOoS
today , the Butter m1ss ss r We
DETROIT. Dec. ls-wheat-yo White cash soc cash
McnsA FAN h ss s s' Fs S s. &c. DID May RsseiOsto5
co[n-S 3D. SS' reos' &Si 2S'Os 81 Gus 10
cepts 47oo clovar seed-cash "a 0S January.
MILWAUKEE. Dec: l5.-FlOur- Firm .whest-strons.
Cash 764c.' Jan: lies May 81. corn-st,siy No
40 i Soc ,-.- sarey-No. 52'.c...,.: .PrOvisoas-
FS sss s sS Dee Dec u i g. g. Jam 8 1s
cSss Creamery Rsry s y Sa. %1s.;
5a bush srey a 3So1s ,1 SsS $50 S''s
IS f &c 80 PES A1sS sa.e$5tS Helseisa
Rye-No a ge ..whis]ey arm, sale. =
rye 1900 shlpments-Corn. 7I50 ousi oats 2soo
bush aye 1000 Jush.
PHILADELPHIA Dec l5-Floar-oaiet No Western ana
Pennsylvania super e. % Ssa % do Extra 81 S
Process ~ 1JSsi3 Della ssrs Fanny. - OJes. %:
OHIO Clear 800 ge4 70 10 ,Crti{tc - ~ 90 90 ~
- SS s So Winter Wheat PateaG 6oSsj 5o
3 oo MnSeSeta SSienfs 81 rs patents
20 cuoce but kHheat nouI -
- Wheat~MaIke closed steady No REL Dec. 50 ass 40
January 49, SCI February 5OGJU &C, March slt
81 Coru-DeAlaun local moierxte.
New No. 2mIxei depot 47c new steamer No Mixed
i'm depoL as ..46c. No mixed FOR December 40 .
046 &c, January lo1 d46 2c February 474GH rai
March 81 oatsPrsces ruled se.- sales Of
Reflected White nc; nxeG 35c No 2White for
Dee. S5's 81 .c. Jan. 81 9S74c; Feb '.ss, ga
March Ia Professionalism Dressed logs
54G6 Lari refined So 10 a. ~. steam 70 20 90 80
butchers s5 10 40 on. Butter-F pennsylvania
reamerv Extra 2g93Dc.: Bradford County aad New
YoIs Extra Western barry Extra nrstA Ia &c
Cheess-NewYork iu Is sug2r-Ira
57-c. Confectionery A 52c: Powdered o'sc hecepss
Flour Wheat lssOO BUSH Corn lsOVo cusn.
Oats 2 OuO bush. shIDmenrs-W i5.1OO BUSH Corn
Ia. 4UU Uusn. 400 bush
TOLEDO Dec l5-wheat hrmer Cash Soc; Jan. slc.
NAV ssc... Corn-steady. Cash IS -gg .....Oats--
Casn Gee. Clover seed-Casn s. Co. December - ".
Ian 81 SO Recepts-Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn zzOou
bnsh: oats -. bush. shipnents-Whea l6.V0O 1asns
Corn. 2O00 bush oats LOCO ousl Clover seed 80
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
SUBWAY MATERIAL TO BE MADE READY.

Though subway trenches will be dug this winter
the does abandon It's work entirely
Secretary Moss SAID Yesterday Commissioners in
tended TO 90 right for material just as
though the conduis being laid
greatly hampered this last summer for lack ~
material" d I'VE intend avoid this difficulty IN
the uture Aa decides on new routes
shall place with the various asphalt and oter
companies allow them aheai By the
time the ground spring shall have almost
enough material enable TO taSe down all the poles
IN he CIT net sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
FISHING IN cLNrRAL PARK LAKES

Robert B. Roosevelt president OF the NewYork Fishery
Commission has gwen opinion To the Park Board at s
request on stocking Central Park lakes with fish He
that all that OF hot sprnga can be
utilized for the propagation OF some species OF s The colder
and clearer IL the higher grade hsh Will live In IT, Mr.
the kinds or sh can ne IN
tToduced with satisfactory results anu az
Such would excellent sport for ushng
and little food.
Yesterday that the Board had not CON
templated the Introduction VI fish for sport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
EUROPEAN FGYANCrAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec. 15-l2:3O D. m--Consos 1OOla for money
and lOO5 account United states Per Cent
Bonds l3l 81 do Four and Haif Per Cent Bonds 1882
Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
thcaies so Canadian Pacific 7O1, Ere 35 DO Second
COnsols lO2ia Illinois Central 1854 Mexican Ordinary
81 Paul Common, 81 NewYork Central 1862; Read
ing 2l14
m-COnsOls 100 u for and 100 lll6 for the &C
count and Great Western First Mortgage Irus
tees Certificates 52sa Erie Second Cons0 1922 Illinois
Cedtral l35s. Paul Common "a Pennsylvania, 5S
Reading. 2DJi.
HullsOn's Bay Company. % q
quote Three Per Cent Renres at 80 francs
q2La and exchange London al
20 francs 80 y centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
,rpnrc-r ,c,TysT COLONEL McCAULL-

The assan l committed by Colonel John A McOanli on
Heinrich Conried In 1851 in the lobby OF the casino
h the ,.cr was managing IT, occupied the attention OF
Judge Er jury for few minutes IN The CITY Eonr.
sIlay The trouble OF dispute III REGARD 10 inc
",, ~ tha Theatre of Miss Louise Montague, whom
a. "a said Nc aul trying 10 iniuce TO lave the Clso
.r "a sned for a. and when the case was
called MS oppouent faei TO appear An inquest WIS taken
80 ne ,,d directed a for the plaintln Tor SOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
,,vr .roox MARKETS BY rELsaRArn.

HuryAto Dec ls-Catfts-Receipt last a hours-665
head total FOR week 1880 aead for time last
week sIsi head consigned through cars 81 OF which
10 kewYurk ~ Choice shipping steady;
OF loads a good Native shipping steers 81 10
% 10 neli over -
ast "a hoursa 400 mead total tor week
head conslgned through l2cars to New York IL cars
on sale, market dull aud unchanged Medium 70 Syei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
TINTED srArEs SUPREME COURT.

u,surxcToN Dec l5.-The following business was Trans
- m an. snpren,e Court Of United states to-day;
M yJohn Dushane and others plaintir IN error a. e.
Joseph BeDe lict ATSuneh' NS"N'
plaintiff ID error t.,+ mr., rosenh Sargent
ps-BOUart b Ives appeuan; hy Sohn X Reach
anei bv "A Blake the appellant ana ny JUN n H0"
for appellee. ..h... rlairtfH in error
No. 9j-Myers ana Lew Al" V'-N''' f
David block. and nlainto m error
c,oo fs.sc. Argument begun by JOnn Ii AenAu ~
n .rr0r and continued by Gustave breAuA io
defendant III error
A,inur,ei mill 10 morrow at ~ o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
vr1reu w,sw LAwRENCEs HOME.

Testimony was before surrogate Rollins yesterday IN
reeri to the question whether william Beach Lawrence oi
phoe Island who This city IN March 1881 was
a.,t ~ This city or o. Newport r. l.. where he spent
n,i o. his time deemed Important 10 ascertain lhis ~
rr ,3f may be determined whether accounting sna
H.. made bv TIE in this city or IN Newpor An OH
seut i'm the family the lestltOr depOse0 lAa -Ne"PV'
his In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16

ST LOUIS Dec l5-Fiour-XX 81 5oa2 60 Family
81 70 80 Choice So - 80 Fancy 50 Co. E1trA
No Red winic 79.c Dec 5o'sc' Jan. T zs2.
No Mica cash So sc Dec 80 &c Jan Soa.e
fe6 36l. S5'sc.s May soc oats-QnieI DO, Az, M'ie
cssh yyloc Jan. 2Sc. May 3lc hye-ouc niu.
BareyTMinnesoIa 65c.., Buffer Creamery 2. 9S3c'
DAIRY Iba23c... .Eggs-2O 92Ic -- Flax Seoa-s3e,
=. Hay-Tmothy. Sll vUGl3 90. Prairie % W. - w.
BgaJ-7uo A. mill CORN Meal 81 % " I "a :
sales al 81 PrUvi-iOns 0ulet Pork sll 10 iu 20 40
- Bulk Meats-Long Clear 80 90 a. 90: snort n in,
S5 75a0 49, Clear s. 81 toc-pts-f louf ovv
bblss Wheat 5000 Oush Corn 21uOO nus ats touoo
bush, Rye. 1000 BUSH Barley loOoo Oushs ~ n"sn
Flour 5000 bbis. Wheat Lou bush Corn zvVVv Uush
oala / 900 busl: Rye 1000 bush Barley bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
sxxrst Naud Muller

Winters beautiful ballad contains touching lnslon 10 hs
many cares wica wear upon inc heart ana
and mother Thousands OF suffering
women nav. found Pierces favorite Prescription
OF wasted strength and OF sovereign
snacy in All those snd malshcs peculiar
her .x iy reason the vitality gradually s2ppe
sd he cheek rubbed oil itr pioo frice TO
J,csS 10 one tlullaG urugglsis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16

young or middle aged suffering from premature
.o,;n: a, naser however inlncei speedily anu radically
enred Illustrated ar 10 'rhi@ ~ rtt"F" WYNN
U,s,ensary sitr,it4.i q - f.s..o .su'Ho ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
Ewes Ears Nose

all more or by caarrh The become
aame red and watery with dull heavy pain between the
there roaring buzzng noises In the ears and soncnes
the hearing affected the sufferer with 10
constant discharge bad breath and loss Of the
sense smell All these disagreeable ympo dlAappaR
when Hoods SarsaparilA which
pels blood mpurty from which
tones restores diseased organs health.
have suffered with eatarrh In my head for yearA and
paid hundreds OF dollars for medicines weah and
my eyes that could not READ much
began take Boors sarsaparla aud my c&sArrh v
nearly cured the weakness OF my body 10 ali ssDe
tite good Hoods sarsaparlla the only medicine ~
has done permanent good A CUNNINo1Ak
Providence. L. I.
Hoods SarsapaTiIla
sold bv all drusris 81; six for 81 Prepared oay ~
G HOOD . CO.. Aposhscaries Lowell. AssA
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16

Can consumptiOn curedl Yea One man only discov-
ercd the laws only discovered me
vTte OF vaccination after years OF stndy
a., reAectiou has consumption Dr.
Pierces Medical discovery is It's specific send
& letter stamps pamphlet treatise on
ptioD. address, Worlds Dspsnsxry Medical ASSo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
gAy FRAsCTscO Dec. 15 1886

The opr Mining Company has levied an Oh oo
cents per share.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSrOy SrOo6S
BosToy, Dec. Is, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
SPIRITS OF TUPENTINK.

sAvAyxAH Dec. 15.-TurDentine firm at 80 &c;
WILMINGTON. Dec. l5-Iurpentlne urn AZ % ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16

y per cent per cent.
Tho statement for the year ended September 50 gives
srpus over first charges Of 1850 O99. 201OO per
cent ON the stock against $2l76342, or 1900 per
cent on the stock the year ended 80 1850
hence after payment of cent on the stock for the
last year the surplus is Sl0729G7 against deficit OF
1858 after paying 3 percent for the preceding year
The operations OF the West SHORE are included TOT only
nine months Of the last year. but the gain in gross
earnings IL S6,O769l9 while the cost OF OPP
Grating the two roads West Shore for nine
months) is only s2.29l ,0Oi more than the cost
of operating the Central and Hudson alone for the
preceding year. which gives the New-York Central and
Hudson an increase in net earnings OF s315oyl9, while
the first charges are increased only Sl3l2 l39 The
showing is a remarkable and gratifying exhibit Inc
following is the comparison Vi mileage anu IesuS ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16

a g per cent. bSia per cent ca per cent
The companys surplus first charges applicable 70
dividends each quarter OF the year ending september
80 has been follows:
Quarter ended 81 1855 o.
ri enf-d March 81 ooS 59V
Quarter ended June 80 1856 go So0
Quarter September 80 1886 -....-... Lsvz'oo'
rotai Tor tba vear .......... 81 $50 099
The balanceheet shows that the construction account
has been increased $500 0OO other permanent invest
nents 800 600 and surplus $3.50 900 with no addition
funded debt and that practically the company on
September 80 1856, had floating debt The follow,
ing the balance sheets OF September So 1850 ana
1856:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
CLOSING PRfOEs OF PafLADgLPdII srO06S
WEDNESDAY, Dec. l5-P. NJ.


The New-Yorl Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company to-day after the close OF business hours pun
shed s corrected report the quarter ended septem
Der 80 1885 and brief report the results OF its bust
ness for the year ended September 30 On September
30 1886 the company furnished estimate Of the bust
ness for the quarter ended day which showed sur
plus over per cent dividend the stock OF S64Iooo
The corrected and sworn given to-day Tor that
Quarter shows surplus OF 81 1903 over the dividend
Of per cent or $685. 900 the favor OF ae company
The fact that the discrepancy to the credit OF the COM
pany makes the error more credltaDle than
IL would be IL it was the other way. Nevertheless
the report OF to-day shows earnings for that quarter
over aud above all first charges including interest on
West shore Companys bonds, OF Sl9l25s6. which sum
equal to per the stock as the dividend
maid was only per cent the remaining surplus for the
quarter was 81 OlS 3O3, against deficit for the same
quarter Of 1885, after the payment Of only per cent
dividend OF 1857 $50 The discrepancy between to-day
report for the quarter and the estimate OF September 80
is principally due the operating expenses proving 10 ne
81 s77675 instead OF So 24 900 estimated The
two roads-Central and Hudson and West shore-to-
geher return gross earnings go 32 greater than
those Of Central and Hudson alone in the quarter Of
1880 while the Of operating both was only 93 LAOS
greater than for operating Central and Hudson last year
The following ID the comparative statement Tor the
quarters
Quarter ended Sept 80 1883 1855 DiTs5e enc ao
sSSsd7 s754s5 Inc
Net earnugs..sL5532O s s5ss9 Az Inc 81, 2sG, 2g4
First charges L4o3f2o l'ZosSo Inc 100
Balance ss!4s2 81 s029S3 Inc @I-s53 10
Dividends paid.--....- '447l42 te942oS Inc 4+' lf
Deficit for quarter. 1851, 600 .;-.,.;.;;;;
surplus for quar- ter. %4'V4e'ooo Ane' %'''ooO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-16
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCIANGE-DEc- ID
TIE GENERA LIir

Actual Sales CLOSING 80.
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BONDS AND BANK STOCKS

5O.--. liz
Georgia - gold
10000. ---.. ITO
LOUISIANA COR as
2. OO0...-....SO
5000. ......sl q
81. 900
South Carolina ] ST
1000. ...-. 100
Auanuc & Pacific
The Indianapolis journal., 1886-02-19
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Good Trade In Progress Under Favorable
Conditions.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 49,
In most departments considerable activity is
noticeable the weather and the excellent condi-
tion of the country roads being favorable to
trade Grocers speak Of decided improvement
ia their business. Sugars continue strong in
tone. Coffees rule steady with an upword ten
dency. Dried fruits and canned goods are NOV
ing out WELL and the Ash market begins to show
some activity. Eggs 60 off 2 cents. Drug
gists report their trade quite satisfac-
tory. Leather dealers and hardware
men speak of their trade as good
The dry goods men report their business averag-
ing we'll with that of last year, and look for
decided improvement before the close OF the
month. The -four market is still under cloud.
The Boston Journal says: 1.-THE trade are as in
different as ever and purchase only to supply i'm
mediate wants, but holders are confident and
firm, feel that prices are as low as they are likely
to be and are still hopeful that favorable
change will take place at an early day. We do
not, however. look upon favorable change as
possible in the near future The latest advices
from Great Britain indicate an abundant supply
and low prices at that point Thus far this wear
the exports OF wheat are only about one half as
much as last year ap6 are quite small when com
pared with the exports of the past eight years
The prospects of the next crop look quite favor
able at present. From California and Oregon
the reports are -ery favorable. In California
there has been very large acreage of wheat
sown, and an exchange remarks that cereals all
over the State are growing in the rankest luxu-
rance There has been complaint SO far
about the Western crops, although low prices
may prevent farmers from seeding as much
spring wheat as usual The winter wheat go far
has been we'll protected and ali indications point
to good CROP
GRAIN.
The local market to-day was rather tame, ar
rivals light and transactions were quite limited
Below is given the prices at which property
The Indianapolis journal., 1886-02-19
Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 1S.-The Live Stock Indicator
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1862; shipments none
Market active; exporters, So 150535; good to choice
shipping, "a. 4.6O05.5O; common to medium, $500 a
a.5o stockers and feeders, $304 cows $24o0
Hogs-Receipts. 5,244 head; shipments, 1907
good to choice, $1,000 Is; common to medium,
ss;6o0s 80; skips and pigs, $2,oo03.5o 200
sbeep-Receipts 1882 head; shipments, 6es
dium, 2.O002.6O.
CHICAGO. Feb 1S-The Drovers journal reports:
Cattle--Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1000. The
steers. $50 to 1900 lbs, S35O05f5 stockers
and feeders, S29O044O cows, bulls and mixed,
81 1904; bulk of sales, $303. 10.
Hogs-Receipts, IL, 900: shipments 10, 900. The
market was strong and DC higher: rough and mixed
light So. .7o94.15;. skips, $2.3503.6o.
shade lower; natives, $205.4O, Texans Sl.75 a
$50; lambs, $405
ST. LOUIS, Feb, 1s.-gattle- Receipts, go
and fairly active choice shipping and exports 90
ss sgtshsrs Sss steers sss sad heifsrs
corn-fed and wintered Texans, ,fS3 25 04.5O
Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments 1000. The
market was active and shade higher; butchers and
$3. S504.15 light, So 60 504O5.
Sheep and Lamhs-Receipts 600; shipments 400
hdarKet active and strong; sales at $3.50 to $500.
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Beeyes-No receipts. No
tracing in beef cattle. dressed beef steady 79c per
To- Exports, 72O quarter of beef and 100 carcasses
of mutton.
Sheep--Receipts, $500. Fair demand and all sold
An easier feeling prevailed at the close Extremes
for sheep 80 per 100 TBS; for lambs 1910
05.75.
Hogs-Receipts 100, all for saughterers direct.
The market was nominaly firm at $4.2O04.5O per
100 lbs.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa Feb 17.-Cattle-Receip
79S; shipments, S74. Nothing doing all through
consignments; cattle shipped to New York to-day
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1900. Market
44O; carload of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, $500; shipments,
l,Soo. Market slow at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, Feb 1s.-Hogs steady. at ,ester.
days prices; receipts, 1,47S; shipments 'fS5.
The Indianapolis journal., 1886-02-19
The local market to-day was rather tame, ar
rivals light and transactions were quite limited.
Below is given the prices at which property
The Jobbing Trade.
NNEn Gnnns
would sell:

Tomatoes-Two-pound cans 750s0c; 3.pound,
Yll0D1.4O. Peaches--Standard, 3-pounds 81. .75 a.
q s.poand seconds, $l.25 LOO; 2.pound stand.
ard, $l. 800 lao Corn-Revere 81. 10; McMurray.
$l.1001.20; Yarmouth, $1.3O. Miscellaneous
--Blackberries, two.pound, SO090c; raspberries ..
pound. 81 lO0l2O; pineapple standard 2.pound.
$1.6002.50: second, do, S1.2501.35: cove oysters.
l.pound. full weight, 90c0$1; light 55D65c;
2.pound, full, SlZo@l 80; light. 9oS$I;
string beans. 85095c; Lima beans. s0c0S1 90; peas
marrowfat, 75c0$l. .35; small $2 1925; Holsters,
$l.950205 red cherries, 90c0$1OO goose.
berries. 900 095c; Strawberries, $1.4001.5O.
COAL AND COKE.
Block, SO " ton; jackson, SO so ~ ton; Pittsburg
$3 70 ~ ton; Raymond City $3. 70 s ton; Winifrsde
10 W ton; Kanawha, 1875 4p ton: Hooking
$3. SO y ton; Island City, 1915 ~ ton; Highland
$2 So Piedmont and Blossburg. So ~ ton: Chestnut
and stove anthracite, $3.50 ~ tom egg and crate an
thracite, So rs y toni gas coke; 1oc bu. or $3.50
@ load crushed coke, I2c 4P bu, or So P load An
soft Goals nut size SOC ~ ton less than the above
prices on the same quality of lump coal
DRUGS.
Alcohol So. 1922 80; asafatida, 25a3Oc. alum. a
O5c; camphor, 2S030c; cochineal. so 055c: chloro-
form. 70075c; copperas brls., $303.5O; cream tar.
tar pure, 40042c; indigo. S0cG$1 lcorice Calab
genuine 30040c; magnesa, carb., 2-oz. 25035c:
morphine. p. 81 W., R or. S3.1003.35; madder.
l20 lac; oil; castor, GAL, 81. 500175; OIL berga.
mot, y ID. ~ SO02. 70; opium, S3.75 25 qunine,