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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
LITERARY NOTES.

vriter for The Chicago Standard thinks that whlle
the prarcs nay produce dc Soeen OF lines In III"
classic STYLE OF Pope and Dryden they Will not De apIe
nv reosop of their lack OF variety to turn out
verse M more ambitions kind Therefore he cOntudes
the traries may as we'll give thor attention 10 pull
osonbv oratory science medicine. craftsmanship ann
other rrosale undertakings. His paper may DC OF
service IL IL suppresses few epic poets OF tue western
wilds There are not many lett the Eastern junges
A second edition OF Mr.. Appleton Morgans Shake
srearcan Myth has lately brought out by Robert
VIA Goa fact which is calculated TO inspire the
average reader with woudermeLt and vicarous sense
of fatigue.
new translation of the poems Of Goethe is coming
from the press OF Henry Holt Co The translator ls
Commander W. Gibson United States Navy
THE series of short biographies OF 1.-THE Wotlds
Workers issued by C8ssel Co. has been increased ny
sketches OF Dr. Livingstone Sir Henry Havelock Loru
CLYDE the Stephensons George Muller ana azure"
Reed These small volumes are unpreentious in style
and are of value inspiring the young reader to noble
and useful living.
A series of papers on <" Big Game Shooting IN the
Rockies will appear in outing. The author Is MI
Theodore Roosevelt aud tho first article VIII We uOlsheu
IN the March number.
I'm Treasury OF Tales " edited by Professor William
swinton and Published by the Cax:on Book Company
there ore hundred short stories, part OF which were
written by Americans while the others are from the
hest English sources Some OF them old favorites
others were freshly written The Story Teller now
extinct publication In which all these stories once ap
peared With an exception two the mower tales are
well worth preservation and the Old ones are doubly
dear when printed in such comfortably large tyre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

THE LIFE AND GENIUS OF GOETHE. Lectures at the
Concord school of Philosophy -. Edited BY f. b. BAN
noRN l2mo, PIP XIV 4o4. I1cKnOr q CO.
One might object at the start that the title OF TINS
hooL does not truly describe its contents, for OIL
tbougb il contains number of essays on the works
of Goethe and one lecture on certain part OF MS ca
reer il presents nothing like connected review Oh
his life nor an adequate estimate either oi HIS
genius or of his place in literature. Inc ueuo'on
sies of the volume however, are the necessary io-
snlt of its plan About score of ladies and gentle
men devoted large part OF last summer 10 tho ue
livery of addresses the great German poet, ai'oi
the fashion followed during the pasV a."
years by the Concord co'o,lo'
mind of Goethe was divided into little fragments.
ard eoch pbllosopher ran away with piece and
wrote composition about it. From the miscei-
laneous and somewhat too ample store OF remarks
thus accumulated in the Concord treasury MI
Sanborn has made Il selection, which is propaoiy
the best his materials allow though 1t Is far rom
covering the theme to which it is devoted. NOT Is
the incompetence of the volume its only conspicu-
Gus defect. 1t gives no true criticism. because IL
follows no line of thought. The philosophers WIZ
haunt the groves of modern Academic nave no
Plato. Their school" is one without master VI
disciples No superior intellect unless indeed 1t be
that of Mr.. Sanborn) guides them in the way OF
wisdom reduces speculation to system OF impleSses
their combinations with that individual ihIu-
ence which seems to be necessary for mental
progress For while in summer the Concolu
boarding-h houses TEEN with people who have taste
for talk, people who are fond of metaphysical eA-
ercises. and vague multitude whose particuiai
fancy is improving the mind; and out Oh tnlS
heterogeneous assemblage comes forth such dis
course as fate may please upon such high themes as
an ambitious committee may select. Tue impulse
of the enterprise is laudable; but the Phlistmes
have never been able to regard the result quite
seriously
The Goethe volume contains some good wrlting'
and much profound inquiry and there ere one or
two chapters which will be accepted as Valuable
contributions to scholarship. But the criticism Is
almost wholly on the philosophical, hardly Mt all on
the literary side; and when we have read all the
thirteen papers wefeo that, after all the soemnyo
are proceedings the subject has not been treated
bn,onlv talked about Thirteen hands have been
stretched out after random specimens, and nobody
has grasped the whole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRN DEALtNas

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALtNH5
Grain speculation at the Produce EXchaiSe
Yesterday was dull and unnterestng The tendency oi
prices was downward, but rule the 'iiuctuat'o"S
were confined within narrow limits Operators appear
to be waiting for from the leading men DeioFe
venturng on either side of the market to decoeu eA
tent In wheat cash lots without material chahge'
Exporters confined their purchases to ABOUT l-'Voo
bushels. The options, after displaying shshty oetei
tone in the early dealings, lost fractional advance tnu
had been made and ended weak shade above the ihse
figures The final declines were & cent for Marcn AZ
81 To- and Il for the other months az fOlowS: April
GOA May ella Juno 95s, July 95l2 August 10 g, anu
September S67s cents. The recent squeezers oi eo
for Immediate delivery apparently nave accom- %
their object and tho market yesterday W1s "V ~
under freer offerings The purchases ~
expOrt amounted to 10000 bushels but cash lots ie
10 cent February deliveries led the decline IN tno
option speculation after drop of L cent the price
rallied and closed down only Il at 544 cents Inc
other months recovered portion OF their extreme ue
cline clOsing - cent lower at 81 for march, ~ Ior
April and 49l4 cents May: There was no Ieature 70
oats tho dull at inside figures ana g cen'
lower 3s4 for February and 3ole cents TOT March'
Apri and May. Lard was practically uncnauged, N,
The receipts OF grain at New-Iork. Phhadeipmts,
Baltimore and Boston yesterday were were as io
lows: Wheat, 2419S bushels; corn, Az punneo
oats. 1O2,717 bushels; total gran 62OZ33 Dushets
flour 90 4O7 barrels At Chicago. MILWAUKEE, anu ~
Louis the arrivals Wheat, 52,e3l Ousnes; COIL
25s227 bushels; oats, 124924 bushels; total Gr'in
430,002 bushels; flour, II, 932 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19

Beos2s Indian Mess Prime Mess Eastern 2s ea
ss Western 43s Sd Lard American 3Ze Ilu,e " ess
ern y2s Oh: Lard Oil Sss Cd HamsC1n.1 Tinted
states Cheese-A Choice. 4gs Od a sE Sd
yaetorn Snrn0 Ia ID a7s Red Winter IS ZnDls oa
Der centaI NO sOrng IA & New Western es I'D
New Mixed Mesern 3d.i CaifOrna NO os,
~ ID Californian No is Sd aossd per Genital p n
Spirits OF Turpentne S0s CO. DO at LONDON H @ o.
cwt; refined petroeuu 5d GesL per gallon 1osa
American Red asa per cgt TaOg-2)s to- DercT; ~, oS
Common So 4d Pale lis Cd Dos % d. ns p,mo cr
Oh ner cwt Jalow-Eine American. los 81; tIIm'
2s "a Wer owt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
era id: fore CUarters l2d. per ID m oo ia n Oh ia
LONDON Feb l8-PrOauce-Iinseed OIL ~ t Tinseed
per Calcutta Linseed 44s9d per l sid al
Cake 81 Ca a 81 5s per Refined P"fr0ls cyt
81 per gallon: spirits Tnrpentne Us u pei cwS
Snerm on q ~ per ton, Rosin-COmmon. IS ou pei W..
Pale IT'S oils Provlsions-Lard 35s 90 oef onyringal
American. Sugar lJs Od. per cwt. for CuOa go
poarizng goo and l3s l4s ndfor cuba Ei
refining aioat; Australian ralOw-Beet rs M, O Ieyio3
3d.: Mutton. Dos. I'd 0265. I'd Cocoa '"' "
G27 S.: Cochin. $50 Us -, % en- -rancs
ANTWERP. Feb lS.-WilcOxs Lara closeu AZ "V A
Ioc confines 100 kl0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Feb Tds1E and
city Beef que! ate &c for EeT Way at So
g s5G with Choice and Extra ''laN II . ws.tsrr
Beef sold rather slowly at 6HSsc ana ho re""S
shpnents today a0 quarters and 100 carcasses OF
Mutton in the AdTiatc by Joseph Eastman oce,vod nv
private cables represent The market for tor a Sef5
dull shade haher and selling rates are "a gu vi
50 head nearly all at Washingtos
Of Live steady are quot, at ~ F 6s
CSC Nth few selected Jerseys going nigh as DC
dressed GagSi mof 6rqssad s"g asr sold at
Country Veals ga lc for Poor to Primes anu
' ssesrc Collins 10 FAIR to Choice vcas lOoa4oo 10 at
g g. saGef CO. yeqls !2G ~ at =, ~
.APreggt E K@hs l IS ~ ~ at ic
10 b M nj Dewey Fed Calves SAB B at 3c; do
'g' And Receipts a. cars Of a., 77?7
head sr care rscevsd at Washington MARKET Total for I'VE
days 2o head against 2d2s1 hGad lG the g Market
og @S %Sas % SS oweT ? aa% while prices wen
decline OF &c per 3 both sheep and Lambs with the i2ish
weak at the yeEg choice os a" state
Ordinary TO Prime sheep SOD at 81 ~ peT zoo S
Common Prime Lambs RANGED from SO to u 80 ana one
Major Hollis bought cars Of sheepfor export al %
The II Spring Lamb, in Washington Market sold at
s7dsO per head Good one' selling readily at inc ous"e
sDressed Mutton fair demand at 7dS2c for Medium to
oDnlity and lew extra CarcasseS NcIt
AZ &c dressed Lambs moving slowly az ga iuc DuI
these figures exceeded In some cases at the slaughter
houses. n ~ a,.,o oboo, ,oo NJ ot
Gc I{i do 1870 b. &c; 1913 do. 40 10, at Oc 100 10
los No. at 10: Ii2 do l2S 10. at SEC 2B do, lOl ID at
5c; 80 do 90 ~ 90 $50 DO, yS H. at jac l0G 90
~ H. at sc Il do 80 10, at Sc ~ state Lamos13 10 al
iume AIulen: i24 state sheep lO2 10. at 81 So l3
do Ia H. ut 5ac, - lOj b. at jSci 100 90 W 10 NJ
sac III - n at 2c 10 state Lambs IS TO- AT SIC
Walsh Kirby Co. 40 state sheep lo7 ~ at s. so 20
do iOj 10 al she l94 do % ID. OF Jci % do % ID at o'sc
l29 state Lambs. 81 N. nj Z &c - ,o,,. ,,a IN ao
95 No. AZ jig ~ l02 10 at 2c; l6l do, o. ~ an oic
l55 do - n NJ iaic IT'S sheep and Lambs mixed
~ az dc III do rs ID. at Blic 90 slate Lambs 80 ID az &C.
Newton Gilctt 3l ohio sheep 80 u, at 70 iO 20 90
~ ~ nj IS 80; 2ll DO ~ n. Al - 10 ~ DO ~ ID az
- % ia ~ n, at - 80; IFS do, 50 ~ at - q
Mixed Western do - b. at - 5O 27b do " ID NJ - ~
J r SadIef & 90 80 western Lsmbs Is b at s. 80 %
weslern sheep IA at So 5o % do JOS d. at 80 3oi I4o
do 90 10 at a 90; 100 do. 9j n. at - 10 oo-
Judd BucsIngham: 3j state sheep ~ h. at &c ~
Western do Iambs IS h. at AGO. 100 state laiHOs
80 = H. at &c. 20 do. - n. at q &c. ,o,, 81, J.,
G. Collins: jersey spring Lambs nj 80 per mead no.
"Ever1tt & 90. . spriug Lambs. at 80 per head. $3.50
HOGS Receipts OF LIE head an al Jersey
Cty Total for five days 1850 head agalns,
49, 02 head the time last week Nomnay hfh al
a 300 - 30 per 100 m. , -. .. ., Itch,
r.ceip. Heavy &c; Medium at 3HJ'4c: LghI
states Ga6ic Light Jerseys at Uiac ana even 'c WIS
reached In some cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoPFrE-spot Rio quiet at sliGSsc. for Fair options
opened steady but CLOSED rather veal sales 200 pEi
closing. February, OSOdhS5; March. OhodO.1vi hpIn'
S651G70; MAY 6.GjdG7Qi June, 6;7ddG76i gnly'
SS0aG75: August. 675dGSO; September ,6l5G6sO;
October G7596SO houses head the pun hctlon
but they opposed by most Of the coffee trade Aroncke Is
hear ard the leading brokerage houses nave Deei
for some especially pronounced IN their advocacy OF
low prices This has dcOuTlged the general pubic ana
they let cohee alone latery been pretty goO
job6ng trade the speculation Lays because the maket
has been essy hammered by the bear houses As ~ now
stands outsiders long With the exception OF CfOssa
Brothers who hold the largest quantity OF eonee OF
ANYBODY except he considerable IN MS
business as Mild trades quiet sales 900 mats
Interior KlshOn" private terms o, NJ,
COTrON-spot Cotton quiet lilo lover sales ~ (,
bales Receips TO-DAY, 1908 bales against
i5g7n This dSy last week and 74l5 last wear Since
september $50 or bales against 4304t42 for the sane
period last season - ,.,.o,,,,,
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February IL, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
Ann UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains via Desorosscs and Couuandt stree,
Hais5Srg Fittsb1rg and the West with Pullman Palace
Chicago Limited Of Paror, Dining smoking aud sleeping
" at % eonHectlns at CORY fitasve Petroleum
For SG % south s1a Stca washington
Express OF Pullman Palace daily except SUNDAY 10
a M; arrive Washington 400 .. and $40 p M arrive
go and p M and Il night sunday 6lj AGO.
For Atlantic City except Sunday Through ParlOr Carr
For Cape %i May, except Sunday. lilo .,,ou.
Long Branch Bay Junction and nsrmeda e stations
VIA R39w9y and A%oog and nm 40 n nS stop SSuY
For id Point and Norfolk via philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad, 500 week days and P %; every
day and Bay a % nToas tram,
at Jersey CITY, aordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
rTss Rrve PsSqE 49, SO G 81,
an 10 $40 $40 $50 100 aad 1879 SUNDAY.
g $50 RPd 1872 ss mo iS9o f i6
ae % 2 go 3 $50 $50 $50 600 $50 1920 so 92o.
o so @ AND @ S3S e $685. 55 Is pm tow
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses and Court
30 40 s. .. % Chicago Limited, and 10 Washington
h%e snd and night ~ H. AdcOS SzS $40 c ana
and 44O D. IN. sundays. EXPRESS 6l5. 9 g Limitedl.
ana 10 ma SS y
iIIOa. M, |, 2 l. and m, and y. M on Sundays
leave Broad street Tree station P aDs
a. M Limited Express IA and $50 p M 1919 ;59.
s Sos Si $50 "G mo g. On 5o Imted S5S
7ls PP% sS Via Camden NJ daily except sunday
Lf Tcket o4Ses 5 S4 59aiyay AstSE House
BTsS6s Hete noboSen station jersey city, IMMIGRANT
The New.York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage tI9% hotels s ana residences 1R WOOD
General Manager General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

ROOF 81 EIsERfS ST. S6sf SiyEEF1,
For Tah ann T EEs6
fsS Gs 81: ssS tsSs pss
1 a. %RsG9 o r
CsSSP END on all Day
81 sEs Ninth aat Green s
a. SsS i5s M a TS,5ds aSs
si% fFAn HI PENN
For syNBynY k LIZ JOB "a and
SJ j s5S 5ss s 5sS ss.i ~
E Es SltNSsSSsR &C. ss 81 f9S m
100 l:$0, SA5, Slsp:m SUNDAYS at oSoRm '
Fer RsMdEtSSGE !. TO- SO s Ra g. lso s 40.
SiSs &c sAGSm
For E%sSN 400 TOO s4S do 100 m nsS So stS g."
For ss Gl az BS G jiG BRAScT At sZ6 M 400
rS aS PPRREI&INeTeN ZOO $40 Ico $780, 400 4s'
SGs sis 4 Hs sSs Si i,S5s
ci36 100 $50 s:io iO:sop IN sunday" AGO. sV0- -
p9 sst an sag 600 ~ os a. so sss &
M Sundays 400 500. s;.5 1900 H. i;sO wv
rd ST f pG 'sS tfS0 $50 81. SO n aoo
pSr 900 %G tSe s ssN SaG sSa sSe 9
ISg aSS ACE q 100, sss s gao y M
gsE fssS%SS5S Hchs Sivsh ne is
Far sssiinaN fpS CITY ViNELANp and BRiD'Ei'N"
4;30 a. M, loo p M ,-,>, nIUJcJON
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DlviSiUN
From Pier No. North River via ssn nSE hSRANoR>
For HIGHL ANDs SEA BRIGHT. ,hS ICY n l.10 D. u
EAKEWoOD,ToMs RIVER, and $500 arsi1 Pier 30 81
1cEeIs can De rocnrec at foot OF lDei 1879
Nora Rivera 3O Pei 2s7 Az giti;ntsnst TO- IL
Broadway $50. fST and 4s ethaye tn. 1s,Ss i5S
90 Eowery lis csDai ST. and pnnciPai ho 1 soaaway:
sss $50 fulton.st 80 $40 Manhattaa awe viii cali foi
ga Wnshin aton.sf n, T. Transfer
soa ok Sa gage from hotels 70 SncK
i Il. MOOlTEN, Can pass and ticket AT
~ e y AipWIN, q. ( p. Agt, iis iibet"ss' ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
LIVE srocR Markets BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Feb L. Dror>rs journal resorts: CATTLE
Pcreiuts 900 head, shipments 2OOohead market higher
shipping jOa - 10. stOckera and Feeders - w
al 40 cows Balls ami Mixed I'll 10 ~ w. buk - w
a
Hoc,-Roceips Il 900 shipments 10000; MARKET higher
81 ,4 "a 50 Light. 7OGfi Is SkiD- - HOHsj 90
She,p-Rece.uts head; shipments 1000 hc2l mar<et
firm Navrs - OOd Western, - 6O0$l 90; Lambs
- OOd - % Icylns Al 10 ass 90 49,, ..---..
IT tat,s Feb ls-Caiflr- RcceIDts. go shlDments
4jn mar Kot active Fair Choice Satvc shipping steers
Opd - 40 Butcher steers ~ = dr 20 Ows
aud Uifcrs - 2jds3 10 sockers ana Feeders 50 OOG
,
Hogf-Rcceints 5000: shipments. 1000. LlHlt- - O1p
:. u5 PACKING. - 3j0Si - Heavy. - 2OGst -
Sheep-IeceID; 500; smpmrnt.. 200; markct aotN" anu
higher 10 choice. - 23T~i -
lH-CIr>-RecciD's to-iav HoV tot
4.G4b head Tor same m" itii week -
r9uNgncd through ~ cars 80 conNShed 10 NV"
YORK. NOCAtte on sac 49,
Hoceius TO-DAY coo head total for week thui ar
M Oi0 neal Tot sane time 1900 head cOnszneh
through. Co New YORK so cars on sa.n
lower: Common To Fair - - 90 w.
Ci,, To- Choices4 - 10 Extra 81 20 - Lambs weak
few GOOD % nlce sold a. - - ~ 49, IL loads lett over
lions Receipts 1885, heai total for week mus TAR
q Y56 head time Last wrHN 5000 h'al con
signed through 10 cars 10 10 New.iorS - ciIs
on .tc: market active and higher Pigs 81 9dFt ~
Light Mixed ~ 1874 go selected Mediums - 80 :! -
Choice Heavy 81 6OGsi u.s. Rough Ends' ~ was lo'
bulk Al : / asOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
COMPARATIVE PRICES.

NAVAL sToREs-spirts Turpentne more active and
firm spot quotel l3c. Hosn dull strained lO2?; Cool
S + 9SS X soOi NJ 5f5; h 40aia; o. 300 W. "
day beyond moderate business petroleum cha
line aid in this showed no Improvement. The im
portant items were; To ANTWERP hence British bark
British bark 1000 bbs refined oil and naphths private
terms. NEW.zEALAND hence, a British bars 800
TONS general cargo. lump sum HAN BU hd hence
CELrE hence German bark 5000 bbls crude OIL Is I'D
.....DUNkIkk hence Norwegian DARK S60o bps crude
OIL private term; NAPLES 6or LEGHoRN), hence an
italian bark. 5000 bbls refined oil, 2s. Cd
PRovIsIoHs-PoRR- There Is very littlo doing. the
business being made up Of small lots TT ce however have
steady support sales 100 P4lS ora Meas O. so 90
sic 90 for New, 81 5Oasl2 90 for Family Mess sl2 rs
dsl4 so for Clear Back; and s. 6Oas0 20 for Extra
Prime BEEF Quiet AMI unehsn ed IN price CITY FIX
ira India Mess. 81 5g6slS oOi Extra Mess bills
S2 00asl3 Co.,. BEEF HAMs.lIod 70 steady prices
with falr demand. Quoted Sl7 76dSls OO......CUr
prces saes IS oo1 ibs ricIied Beio. IL avefoge
o.66Acj $1,000 lbs. DO u d. otcI 10 boxes d. IT, NJ
quoted al &C., smoked shoulders .c Picked Ham.
SLdsl2c. Smoked DO. Di2c..... NJ DDLES-Have not
varied in price, with light demand. Long Clear In New
Short Clear 5bOc....... DRESSED HOGS Rule at firm
prices, with fair inquiry. city Heavy 10 Light 5le
....LARD-1he marSet had dun looE today ana the
at the close, Western steam spot quoted az $50
G.s7 &c; February nominal 1000 tca March 6526
closing SO g6Iic. go tcs May 6i7c, closing e4Ga
G47c; $50 ties June closing 6.j2d Gt3c CITY steam in
FAR demand. sales 30 ties. 6soe: Refined Continent
is weak shade lower with very moderate
demand Eastern Creamery Si0s0ci western Creamery
lsa3Icj Elsin do 35c state. Dairy hathrkn tubs lBd
259'2Gc; Western Daiiy isaisc. CHEEsE-Exportefs
quiet, and the home trade movement continues ngAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
THE PErROLEUu MARKET.

An active speculation was accomplished al
the Consolidated Exchange yesterday. the TRANSACTIONS
reaching a larger amount than has been recorded III
some time The net result OF tho days business was
decline OF p cent from Wednesday night and the faI
cannot he credited to sympathy with the preak ~
stocks for the prices were made after inc SIOUX
marKet had Developed weakness. Tie opening was
strong nj Wedne sday's closing hgures-el's cehts-nu
further riso TO s1ia cents followed loWard noon lne
market began to exhibit symptoms OF weakness, anu
without heavy sales at the time there was Tapu ue
clue to 79a, conts FROM this extreme figure tnere
rally sOT- cents. but ~ ala not check tue selnS IN
mise and the market ended weak and unsettled AZ
inc close carving rates to the smaller DrOkers ma
fallen to low ngures The news from the OIL NOUS white
having a bear.si tingc, presented no ueolueuiy nov
features Traders mixed on the SITUATION Dut the
ament with specuation 10 be the view TAKEN oy
moet OH men that tho present development work IN tne
Kane aud Washington detrlcts overshadow TUG ou'sh
features shown In the pipeline movements. ~, ~.
The range OF prices and the total dealings ~ INC No
sodated Exchange were as ioho"s' -.
Opening ...............5lS s0l
Iighe.t ...... ......S2l9 FINAL 90
sales l'99o'OVV
Tho price OF refined oil was unchanged
OIL CITY, Penn. Feb. 1s-Crute Oh-National Tran
ait Certificates opened at 5l9 and closed at eo'e;
nibes, prce s2as lowest price 1888 sales, $500 900
harrcs: charters - sJ7 barrels cearances. +3'oooO
barrels shipments 81, $50 barrels.
pp,npopp Ponn Feb ls-Crudc Oil-Natlona Tran
At Certificates opened at STA and closed at sOisi
biybest nrtce soia; lowest price. 79l9 clearances
r. 600 barrels runs 2.-45 barrels shipments ho
reported charters. -, $50 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY ~ 1850

prces however show decided change state os zpe
Night Skins 5st97ci western nat 80 ybo Western
p4iaBasc, southern "a 025c.; Lined state iS"io9C'
sUGAS-Raw dull and nearly nomna 90 ac 5000 mats
Manila So Refined dull Cut Loaf 6sfc.; SIusneaa
Cubes Che; Powdered Che Grsnnlss.eoo white Fun
&C" $50 oleomarrar.
inc firm Sales lbs at 57sc ana ruhoreu %oV'o''
lbs future delivery private terms -. ,,,x oroteh NJ
TALLOW-Quet and steadily held. frino wv '"
4 lac. Sales, 10000 b at 4l2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, Feb 1s-l2:so p m-Consols lol Tic for both
money United states Four cent Bonds
l27; do. -Four and onolIaf per cent Bonds li4ls AZ
Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
tincates S9I. Canadian Pacific 04Ii Erie 2s do Soc
ond Consols 1884, Illinois Central l43 Mexican Ordinary,
26il New.York Central, l09is; Pennsylvania 81; Read
ing, i2lt; ST. Paul Common. 9G7s .
m-The Bank OF England has reduced us rate OF dis
count from per cent To per cent - ,
advices quote Three Per Cent Rentes at ~ francs
40 confines for tho account.
y. m.-ConsOls, lUll4 for both money and the &C
count Atlantic and Great First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates 3s7si Canadian Pacific 6Ss Eie 23 DO Sec
ond COns0s SSis; Illinois Central. l42R st. Paul Com
mon 96t; New-York Central 1855 Pennsylvania, 66s
Reading, ll7s.
Bar silver 10 quoted al 40 16-1od per ounce.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased 935504S
during the past week ,,,,,.
which last week was AISLE per cent 10 now ASH Der
cent 40 -, -, -
shows OF $4,000 francs In gold and an In
croase OF b,6l 600 francs IN silver.
BERIIs Feb lSThe statement of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows increase IN specie OF 100000 marks
D. m-The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank
az England on balance to-day Is 430,OO0
Canada Northwest Land Company, 4.
Hudson Bay Company. 22ss -. -. m ,-..o.
adviees quote Three FER Cent henses Al % sues
q a continues for the account
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