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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-30
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dec. 29.-Cotton dull Milling osd9Sc;
Flour higher Howard Western supertne 81 5o9
49, Go Es : do no. Extra 3 o. Is do
Brands 90 PstsDsco Family 50 80 DO superlatve
70 s @ sc DO A%S So
err Wmter Red spot sOs4 oslo. January S04 dslC
February &c 'crnsouthern steady Western easier
@SsieTn MSxed spor sc bid January 45s ai6c
FsuTy s.saR q asc 4' rsaa.yvana
81 ssse @estera White sessSs. dlIet 81 SsSc.
RYE seay. sales st 81 a99c lIay quiet Prime s to
PORK 1900 Bukmeats shoulders am Ilsar hS SIDES s
- Butter firm. Western Packed lS0 &c: treamery
2S030c -. Eggs drmer sales AT 2sc Petroleum, re
i iagl4 Copper-RenSed. IO.S whskey
Sales at 81 23d 81 ~ treignts TO Liverpool per
ces obs Wheat seco bush Corn
1880 bush. oats 500 ogsh Rye 800 bush shipments
g. loo 6usn
BOSTON Dec 29-Markets materially changed Flour
So 90 q IS ~ -. Corn-steamer Yellow. 5<c stea n
or dae 81 rc Good No irtis 6OeSio oatsV wS1;o
~ H S% sHcrts~Mddiings per SIS 30 s2l...;
Provisions -ButtefExra Western Jre1 a,rI Sc DO
Extras Doc Kecelnts Tor the day
Flour 500 AMI 1900 stcKs Coru 44OOo Oush oats
25.ON' bush; shorts 2sOO Ousii'
BUFFALO Dec 29:Wneat-saes No. Hard RANGED as at
& sg %G;as N dull Hs' s''sS,s @
MIR g &C. SS fsIP a5ngs
No Mxei 8Slsc Barley quiet no state , Cd
No Ianaia rye Sae. o enu b%sh Corn
a ,s ,Ish oats IL Barley 10000 bush snip
mcnts-WhesL $1,000 oush' Corr SOU oush rye 'oo'
bush 49,, no, f,,oc.
Wimter Wheat 2o. Wheat 81 20 20 NV G
minnesota Bakers IS ISG4 10 Pash5 - 40 ~ bis
Grades ~ 15a2 90 Rye iIoui 20 -'~' ~ "
he ADJ futures range rs iOA'"S
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 29.-i2:3O m-CoIion duh and prices
generally in buyers favor MIddllng UpLsnds 6sL; do.
Orleans Sad Saes-7OOO bales, inclu UNA 900 bales for
and export Receipts-oO.0oo bales including
Future, quiet but steady Uplands Low Mldlng clanse
delivery I'D do December ami January do
Also lO.o4d do February and March delivery il1tdi
do March and Aprl deuverv lzo4; do April and Nay
delivery do May and June delivery 1864; do
June and July delivery 10 6ad 10 July anu August dev-
ery 2J64d.; also 2l-tid
lenders for delivery todays clearing 1900 bales new
docket a.. -, ,..,u.., . 700 49,
American
delivery 264d value do December AMI Jan iAfy ieyery
odd value; do. January ami February delivery II
.id value dc. February and March drliyery l2o&d.
sellers March and April delivery l5,o4d sellers ds
delivery i7O4d sellers do June and July delivery ~
4d sellers; July aud August delivery 2lOtd value
n mixtures closet ull. Upanis Low ihiins sianse,
December delivery lid buyers do December and Jan.
February and March ietivery.
q did buyers; do March AMI April delivery. lA0td.
seers: do April and May delivery lJbi sellers do
Nav and June delivery l76id sellers do June aud jay
Severy iy-0i sellers do July and August densery
@sSvssroS Dec 2s.-Cotton dull Mdding 1915 Low
Mddinv "a Good Ordinary 3; net aud gross reeeiPtA
uales exports 10 the CohunenI <ooV vAies sAio
loo bales stock, l27.676 bales .,,,, a,
ToRpoIK Dec &C steady; MiddlnB De net and
ero,, receipts ol2 Dalcs exports coastwls Vso pAesi
ssaes z lj7 bales stock ID, 2,S Uaies $1,000
SIvIxyAu dec 2y.-Cotton quiet Midtilng 1916, Law
MriJnny lo. Good Ordinary 6lo net aud gress
coastwlse. lo3 DAies Gales.
io5J bales STOCK 1887 bales. . ,. -
'TEw.ORLRASs, Dec ID luton dull Middhnx y Low
Middng 50. Good Urinary. net receipts ~ ls2 baies
Qrvss lS24y TO France $3.50 baies; 70 We
Continent 670 Dales codstwlse 1850 bales saes ooov
bales stock. ass, o4O Uaios
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rupoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS

IIvERroo Dec. 20 Provisions Bacon. Cumberland Cut
ass ud, Long Midles. 49, 0d short Clear Mides
Ma OIL; Short Us I'd shoulders. 2Ss ID cwt Beef
IA I'd Mess. Prime Mess, bIa ID Pork
PRIME Mess ola OIL. per Dbl; Prime Meas Eastern
0yrUi; Western 0Ss 3D. rd-AmeriUsn sos Primo West
eru 3Is Bal on. ga 3D. Hams-Lony Cut Ala 3D.:
shouIders SO I'd Bur-l02sbd per owttor nnest United
starss Cheese American Cnolco 63s OIL Wheat-Hed
Western spring rs. Id ola td.i keL Winter, 70 3D.
Is Ud per GENITAL. New No.. Wintet e. sii DO Nc;
sprng 10 5d New Mixed Western, a. <d; California No.
J. a7s ID, do. No. Is I'd as ID per GENITAL p59'
dueespirits Turventino 27s y do at London 26s I'd
per cwL Refined Petroleum o'.d per gallon lover
Fine American. PAS. 3D.; Primo Guy, 3s ID per cwH
kosn-yommon % pdI Pale liza I'd 6Os I'd Linseed OIL
2Is 3D. per cwL Proyisons-A hsrgelstea sest
hind auartes M tore quarters 3td per ID Hops al Lon:
don-kswYorg state, ~ l3a Od 9ss Vs. od Cottohseed
oil, Liverpool make. lSs. sd. , -, ,oo a. n. 4, o,o
Iospos Dec. az 3n 20 oSU ,,
los per ton Calcutta LInseed fos ou POI 4ua.os
Cake, 70 los Cd per ton henn,s reu s oa
as I'D per gavnt spirits OF IuIpohIne 90. g. peg
owl Pale Ga Cd ola % ProysonsoL,rd IS oa per
cwt American sugar-lys % PR owt lor Suos Soh
trusa pooIng $685. and la 81 iS % ,Sr a
ed Mutton. 27s Cd ozss 81 Ceeoana, 49, ~ IA oe
hind quarters Id for fore quarters per on W tho
carcash pa,. .mar,can II
ANTWERP Dec. 29-Petroeum- Raie Ameres i ~
francs paid aud IL francs 20
Lard closed IS francs 20 ~ per- aoo A'
BHENRS Dee. 2y-Petroeum. marks oV plonhlnes; IN
Wilcox Lard cosedat 81 marks 10 penhss por -" W.
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BonpEAux. steam. hence. 10000 bssA s1ah. Dsivsss


PROVISIONS PoRK-rberc not mush ne = ths
trading today with continued indifference On the " o.
porters Prices however have nrm SUPPORT Se'es is0
bbla Messst private terms Mess quoted 81 el20eII 70 @
S s CLEAR Essf sss a.: ana so %
Mess siIasiI Extra Gc.s bbls. a sSS?s, psclst
e Sosss Plate g. ocss.sS sEEr
Dull At steady prices with continual fair demand tses
ao u n sa@; 5000 DO 70 ~ scj soScIs. wsstsT1 Pr
Picked Shoulders size. Picked ans e.e smoked Hams.
lOu1Osc: Smoked shoulders. DID, .E~Rstber
quiet held firmly. Long Clear In New-york quoted
$500: long and Short clsar half and hsif
DRESSED HOGs-t yain stronger and In fair demand city
Heavy Light at 5000 Pga 8s0s LA BL--
The market ouencd shie lower aferwar 1tvanced 213
Western 667 a06.s9c It's rive $500
$3.50 cost and fr" gh CITY Steam rrmer Sal 100 tcs
e4oc; refined quoted 7c zoe American.
sS0 sr a@ass ss.,, c soo sc
cSsc Closing $780, s 7ssa ics NAV sS9 !osc, clos
msnd aru Hutsr -Een Creamery. s2c. 200
2sc naifrrkin 'csi Welsh 220
26c Western Imitation crea 2J635c Western barry
229?Sc; Western Factory sdl4c c!eese-state Factory
To Choice Light Skins. Iooic Eggs-stats. socs West
Q 029c., Limco. II 0lsc
s0GAH-Raw stock !: quiet with prices unchanged from
81 TO-. sS, fa,s os ana
quiet steady Cut Loaf 84c crushed 6c, Cubes
8 l316a6Tec.. Powdered o7so8hc, 0rsnuiated lllG3
branded confsconsl 6sc Coffee on ssestn White
Extra &C.. Extra Ass47sc. +so+hc- Yellow tsS
sTEARINE-Firm. Sales 10000 % City. 7ss, oieomar-
40 ssiss ia5cSo n' ssss ana "'" f"' '' ''''''
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STILL DoUBrYNo MRS DAvISs STORY

The Fl ty-ninth St police yesterday contnueh IN" IN
sestyation Mrs Laura Davis's story that sne was
ehloroormed robbed OF $50 Monday night III her
room at No 1928 sesond-ave. They were more in
than ever doubt tho Mrs. Davis says she
cav two bur lars IN her and saw knife In the
hand Of tho one put handkerchief In her mouth
held bottle to and pulled Oh her stocking. yet
sne rould only tell fro n mans voice that ha was
Louis Wagner, n former employe In Der huseaa us
bav ery. he said she screamed when the IN 'n hr@t
Threatened her with knife hut her young children
were not disturbed The handke chief. which she said
Was left in her outh Wagner could not be found
" hen Captain Gunner and Detective CampOe nrst vent
TO tue louise, several hours Later small enllds
hand kercilsf was haudei to tho detective aud Mrs
Davis said war the left by the BURGLAR No, that
IL sisters SAID An examination snoweh tDat
no saliva cOroorm had been III contact WIN IL since
II wa &shed. -. -,
thief IN her sure No 1919 >econdave, on December
g. s-y raj attempts have been ade by hurR!ars 70 gel
into william Anglers rooms. al No. l.322 and 3 ). h.
AZ eis store No. 1.Sl4 and the quorstorr OF D. e.
Wnl-rs ut No. 1882 Was entered Nv tDioVe> Twice.
small sums being stolen zach ume Clothing valued at
R65 was taken ruoms or Mrs. Blau at NJ. I'll
East Syyenty-nrst. st GU Monday afternoon
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he STABBED HIS WIFE IN THE HEAD.
4 woulD-BE =TE-MuRDERER CAUGHT THROUGH
TIE EFFORTS OF A Roy.

TIE EFFORTS OF Roy.
A probable wife murder occurred yesterday ar'er-
noon In q tenement house at No. % Clermont-aVe.'
Bruoklyn. The victim Mrs. Mary Lenanan' age
thirty five, whose husband, Thomas, is q natter
He had been on a spice for some time and went to
his home at noon yesterday and asked his wife for
money She told him tn 1t she had none, ana he be-
can 10 beat and abuse her. In his anger he finally
took his pocket knife and began to cut and stab her
with the large blade which about four inches
in length He cut her In the back, side, and facc
and cniei by stabbng her with such forcc In ire
top of the head that tho point Of the blade penetrated
her shull, and the blade was broken, leaving fully
an inch of the steel In her head Tho screams and
cres Of the woman had by this time aroused the
ncighborhood and Lenahan ran down stairs and out
of the h,rse.
He dashed down Clermont and Flushing ayes, and
turning Washington ave. started for tho bridge
over tho wallabout Canal. little son Of Detective
Price, Of tho Fourth fohce Precinct. who llVcs near
where crime committed, heard the cree Oh the
woman and saw the man running away he followed
I'm hot pursuit and nearly caught Lenahan az Tho
bridge where he pointed the man out to ASSISTANT
Fire Engineer Smith, whom he knew, telling MIN
that Lcnahar had murdered his wife. Chief smith
caught the wou d-be murderer and handed him over
To the lolce. Mrs. Lenahan was taken TO the cum
lerland Street Hospital. 1t was with the utmost
dinculty that the piece Of the knife blade WAS OK
tractod from her skull and in the effort tho house
surgeon broke a stout pair OF nippers ana poco
of the steel before he got 1t out 1t penetrated
both tables OF the skull and lie believed TO have en-
terrell tie brain. The other wounds are not serious
but the woman's condition Is critical. The poy wne
elected the capture Of Lenahan was greatly praiseo
for what he had done
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS


There specially new feature to wheat yesterday
The optons ay active but the absence OF alarming
ar and realizing sales caused depression III the early
ng which only checked by the influence OF the large
exuot Encouraged by this there was late
rIv and The market Final prices ss
oe Cash vnelt fairly active and IA cent higher,
G sy n purchases OF exporters running up to 100000
usneis cash tdy without material change and
snners TOOK 10000 bushels The options dull and
shade better Inc lard market
was without feature but TITLE beiler
Final prces the options were as follows:
Wheat-Januiry 9lS February 80 March 9i@ April So g.
Nav 9Th June 1914 July 99, August W = cents
t.orn-.auu nv Ala February 40 May 81 cents.
osta-Jannary So February IS g. May 81 Z cents
iard-DrcemOer so &c. anuary 50 3d. February SO 10.
March s1 81. April SO 80. May 81 04.
The receipts gram nor yesterday az NewYork.
phiaielpbi aud Boston as follows: Wheat.
go4 buslals lis 659 Jushcs oats 1858 bushels
Total gram All 26l bushels ionr 6929 barrels AZ chi
caro Milwaukee ~ LOuls the arrivals were Wheat
ib 562 bushels; corn 25997 bushels oats 900 bush
eIs total grain. 64o45y Jushels hour ol2Z5 barrels
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ro,,, nu,hss. 1879 800 900 l7a2i4OOO 223 2oO 900

Total bushels.. 199 800 900 1792i4000 223 $50 900
in 1886 than the average of last three
Hay AND sTRAw-A quiet market, without change
Of importance in yalass Hsy,NG prime stock
Sing S5c clover e55 Clover Mixed IS e7Oc
Long. IS a7oG; Short 6oGooc; Cat 100000 Wheat
In Old Domestic Hops movement but
state 1856 Prime Choice 70 &c
So f Common 10 to Medium Pacific Coast crop
F aS 1855 IS t@ssf - % ssS
do a 81 iss E6i passing
men vlu show no changes ron me basis OF zoe for
METALs~op the Exchange Iron Certificates neglect
81 TS:f5 os %oSp;
a. ss iS 10 'rRaay .S
a. s &C
at nSSgs ps ssSsa
MXvAL sToREs-price. for Spirits Turpsntne were
Changed STRAINED q We ssl QS GOOD 1ts-'ned q %. T.
g. 81 %aasH Gas. S g. e. VI.
spot s5y sseS OSS,n@
can Ss DSss III yellow essc
Ceyiou oooo1nuS Cocaln o.. @sc r Ln'ee raw city
s51 80 Sas. h sp.Is
hisanhrd winter o0c, natural spring, 7007lci
bI.schsd sprnx 75ci Vale crude. Northern SoeSici
ru,a soutIvrp 27c, natural winter 81 &c., 5eAched
nisr xV0Iio; extra bleached tY64%c; HE'D Plain 32
ssa, Rcd r.ponire s6c. bsnk zoe, Strata 2oo olive,
ssss rs priue ~ Ibc Neats,oot COM
mon IS d 5Oc.; Palm, $40. Mustzrisccd. az s945o.
OCEAN FREIaHTs-The general movement was light
onr t,.sy WI 10 rates .ly mantanei: INTEL
KINGDOM ontinenu hence AMI rVm rniaae pnia
sANTwE RP, steam. hence. $500 bush gram, pr
,.is tarrna CE1TE, hence, an Austrian bark. S.VOO
Vac craae oil s.To LIVERPOOL steam. hence
SSosstions Grain. t'sd a. hour ios BACON Sss
s saa 81 a25s oil cake loA; cotton, sled. rOsn. "a
| a., m.asurenent los LON DON, steam, hence
o eu Grsin. 6.d; nour los sbacon sOs; lard
Sos': taIiow 27s. GL' eett o. I'd; pork. b. o.
Srement its ,... BRisToI. steam hence quotations
OBS 81; beet pork 81 Sd Ola Gaze lIsVd sugar 2os
a22s id, measurement, l7a od a nsney 1ar1' Aoos
limitations: Flour I5A bacon. g7s Ji ard 22s at iaow
cake los; rosin o.; measurement l.s Cd; l. NDoS
ilrltisn ship LOO Obs renned oil Ia Nj
MIMBt iiU seam hence. 5000 bush. gram. W pcaning
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LIVE srook MARKEr, BY TELEGRAPH.

RuYFALo Dec 29.-Cdte- Receipts last "a hours-l 40
head thus 22j0
NewYork Is carr sale Prices aivaucei ql0 cents
fl om Monday louis OF Choice shipping sold -
Old Cows So 5Od So; all offerings taken.
SheeD-Recepts last "a hour>-S2O0 mead total tor week
head Through IA cars 10 New York. %
on sale market steady Medium TO Good sheep 33 6Oo
81 %: Choice to Extra 81 35Ox4 75 Good TO Choice
Western Lambs strong at s. 20 rs; Canadian Lambs
advanced 5025 cents and all offerings taken at 50 zoo
S. 81. ~
Ho0s last "a head, total for
thus tar 3J.JSO head; time last week. 4S.yl0
head gned through 10 OF which ~ NewYork;
shade lower; no New York demand Cool Choice Lighs
pigs "A 1904 20; Mxed Figs and Light Workers, 81 800
81 40 seected Workers. 81 10 "a So Selected Medium
Weights 50d4 %; Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends - 60e
IS 10 cars lett over
CHICAGO Dec 29-The Journal reports:-catae-
Receipts mead shiDments-3OOO head. Market
shipping STEERS 800 u l5uO 70, - -
IS IL -: lockers Feeders So ass 80: Cows Bulls
Mixed IL 2Jds5 So oulK at 81 lOGs2 3D. Texas Cat
Tie ~ 2j0S340.
Hoos-Receipta 10000 head shipments. 5000: markes
strong ana = q igler closing Rough and Mixot
s. asa 50: Packing and shipping 81 45Gs4 sOi Light
SneeD-tecepts. 1000 shipments. 200o market active
anu 5c nIgue Natives 81 Western 81 10 IS 50
Texans So d3 3d. Lambs S&d$G
Sc LOUIS Dec 2Y.-Cdut|-hecefDt3 100 heaG shiD
Heavy Native steers - 3Oa4 20; Fair TO Good SUPP
png So 90 20 Butchers steers fair TO choice So 90
asa Is Feeders fair 10 good. ~ 00G3 70 stockers.
far Ia good' ~ OOd2 So 49,
the market active loo higher all around Choice Heavy
and Butchers Selections 81 5Od4 65 PACKING fair 70
good "a 20 Workers. medium fancy "a "a 20.
Plgs common goOd- % 25G$i.
Common 10 Fair 81 7O0s2 6o Medium to Extra Choice.
75ax4 40
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rfper. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEEThe call for Bra. coees was ght today put
prices firmly maintained the basis OF "a NC lot
Rio spot Invoices Sales. 1000 bags No z. 1870 mia
growths were quiet ami firmly held the opt1n m. s
during the balance the day and closed arm At e'ctSn OF
20 polnts follows January. l270dl2S0; reonnG
sry. l2eOsl2.65; March. l2.ooel266: APRIL l2e00
1875, May. l2650l2.70: June l2856l270' july
l265dl270. Sales. So 600 bags
COTToNFor spot cotton the market was dull one tSsy
and prices nominal The sales were 100
(sy fast EVENING" consumption The port
receipts 227 comparing with $50 naes
this "a this dav last year snco
September the total have been ao6y oeo
with 35l570 bales for the corresponding pero
last
Quotations based American standard OF
araa
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec 29.-l23O p m-United states tonr Per
Cent Bonds l3l u; Four AMI Hall Per Cent BOMBS
1884; Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage rus
tees Certificates second Mortgage ID a Canadian
Pacific 10; Erie Mexican Ordinary. 40; St Pau Com
mon 9l; New.York Central, III Pennsylvania oois;
Reading l7ia =. , no =,
Pans quote London at 20 francs 33a
centimes Checks
The amount bullion gone the Bank Of England on
balance to-day is kl7.OOO. =, =
m.-Consos 100 316 for money and 100 ZIG for the
account Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage rs
binary 49,; ST Paul Common v2ls; New-fork Central
ll7aa $780,. 81.
Council bills allotted to-day at an advance OF
LII
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sssa m Win nh aS 40. 81 s"
arrival des suitable o shipment road for which ~
, Ss more are freely sS am IN as h @
r.: s e psuH5* sO
S SS OG Extra % y wheat
sa% pa"sS 70 s
Choice the latter two private brand, OF Patent
{Rs"asa ne e.;
r ssi' ls ssa onc 70 iOssa
s s. o csa = ZEE Is Patsa
s. Louis ;aS 70 TO y fF t Es
Patent Winter Wheat Extra e 50 ass So city MN Extra
Tor Meit RSG 81 V and in moderate deman
20 ES JS Fair Extra Fl 81 and
more Cite sales S0 UOis Supreme 80 s3 10 CORN
wime a. = 9eoS G%S
lots have been fairly active nrm
prces higher codns nr% with si.!ry o active sS
milling Options active arm amt prices 81 y. &c IOr !.
ne Of oesn' sn si' sGse %T SaTsS
highest Of tue day saesn5+49oo U su'9sls
" ac in store aioa No spring g79sc Ungraded
Red 9Ss &G Ee 81 &c IN Sore ~ y
a No Eed 81 6 NS % SdmSa gc do h Jan
&C. sos Il Ma g o. &C II o CLOSING
at u &C.. April, closing at SO Sci Nay 81 sSyos:
closing al % @ June closing at ys+c do July closing
M gc do August 90hd9J24c. closing at 80 2c DO sep
embrr 81 OO clos at IL O0it do Decenber 81 03 "a
BARLEY steady "a 900 ousneis Cngraded canada A
- ~. 5000 bushels two rowed state eSc IA hLEi
MALT Quiet sales 5000 bushels state private yer 10
quiet and steady closing steady with
gn lrae export nome use options duli an'
IL o lower oIose Opened weak at decline ot &C.
urr declined DC and cSSe a s,ea al agS ptur es 0S
ssa s, spot nSiu%ng 4e
eievstoi; AZ 1910 aiolt No 3 4sc IN elevator 1ac
| anoat; 10 December, closing nominal; do January
AZ Lc closing AT 7sc 10. February. 49049sc
closing 40 SCI do. May 62d 52 &C. closing at 52c..
TS- have moderately active nrm and prices
tre higher closing steady options only moderately
active steady unchanged at the close Opened
steady &c. advanced sc. amt closed steady the
min ST prices day. sae265 900 bushels future
spot. including No at "a 20 DO White 80 80
western d37c White do 81 q+o White state 40c' No
ing at 35,; DO February. 800 &C. closing at 35c do
May. 81 sd37sc. closing ut ~ cFEED-tirm and un
changed.
Walkers Private Daily Circular December 30 1886. New
| York
On passage for Europe wheat -four and maize Dec 80 1886
Wheat and
Wheat Flour,
Bush Maize, Bush
/ t,.rlnp
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MILWAUKEE Dec. eflour steady Wheat ar, nsm'
size Dat. quiet 10 2g.c rye scare
N.. posT Dec Sil rs. jan. eli ~ "a. Lar,-
Prime steam. Dec. $3.50 Jan ~ , sa.sesn
II a Hrcei,tsFiour 500 bns "sea' PHI .Si
busa Barley 0.3J bush smian.pts 'o''' "'''
v u.sat $3.50 busil Barley 1870 Dusl
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The certificate yesterday disappointed the room
plkers" who want easily by bulins
OIL Prices rose u 7O cents against 69 cents on Tue day
night aud then fell OH But the decline was ac
complished by light ether for weak longs
or scaping short In afternoon the market was quiet
around IS Il 69 cents saggng tendency whenever
quiet ruled advancing disposition whenever pur
chases were made any The general temper OF the
dealers is mixed" OF the fact that the old ukil
well near MI Norris County, PENN Is about To be
drilled in and the ear district always check TO
specuaton Yet general features of the commercial SIT
nation are all character to encourage hope OF an I'M
pruvement ruling low The pr0luctlon er-
iatic as Il always must be. Is now 10000 par.
refs a day the consumption which has been ior
wears on gradai stocks In Europe are at
low and the possibility OF war IN. 70 = an ug
the b. ar s1 trem. re liable
but sellers allowed 10 have their
Speculation capable OF pec.l perfornances but
with the which holders OF oil 81 night were
coutente win the OUTLOOK Dey onu lew Vas
who hal sold what they ,d not
The ended uy steady. out at near TO lowest figures
and the total dealings AT the Consooeu
Exchange were as follows.
Opening 89a Lowest----.------. 90
Highest IOA2l FINAL % =
Refined oil was unchanged Is in New-i ork and
cents gallon IN Pnlanephla The sag
ng on checked demand that must be satished
later ON.
PursBtRG Dec 29-Petroeum firm and steady. National
transit Certificates opened G9 and closed $685. high
EFT price, 70l3 lowest, Ool4.
RR,pFoRp Penn Dec. educational Transit Certificates
onenod Al SO u and 6S2 highest price, 7O; low
est price GSl4 cledrauces l524 900 barrels
TIrusvILIR PENN Dec. educational Transit Certificates
opened at go closed GS highest price 70' low st
BSi4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-30
sp,uIrs OF TURPENTINE.

sAyAyxAH Dec. 29-Turpentine nrm AZ 33sc
WILMINGTON Doc, 29. - rurpontino quiet Az % 90
CaARI gsIoS. Dec 29.-TurDentine steady Al 33'Ac