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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
The STATE OF TRADE.

pAtrruonn Feb 40 Cotton dali Miiinx i0so
Flour was nuist. Howard street and Western SUPER:
p ciiy NE H. s spsrs 80 -
do Rio Brands 81 rs Pstapsco Family 81 10 do su
periavo Patent IS so WhoatSouthern rne Red oo09ic:
ds Amber s3s9Gc wostsrn easier No wnte, 7 Eea
ss,c MAY 81. sol &c corn-soutlern lover mite s3S
$50 Yellow 6da57o Western steady Mixed spot 15so
asked do for March 90 ,os sor M Ms %s.
40a4lo Western Mixed $1,000. Pcnnyvana 3o1toc
kye steady at 6jo7oc Hay ouet Prime TO Sn9Ioe ws ~
err slS co. Provisions soaiv' Mess ro.k no -
!0s'c Bacon-shouiers 7a9s &c CIe,r RID side, sac
Hams l2ol2ac Lard refined $40 Buiter hrm; western
DO l2@l4c Petroleum steady Refined 7otc Coffee
dnlL RIO cargoes ordinary 70 fair 1915 &C. sugar
sena. . .S g SGgDer reeDs Urn Hcroo psi
,eamer-cotton 3l9d Flour In sacks per ton ss Graa
2i2d Receipts-Flour l07il bbis Wheat ~ 100 phsh
Corn ~ 500 bush Oats 5000 hush Shpn ents-Fl9nr
Wheat 285,0O0 bush. Corn $4,000 bush.
BOSTON, Feb 20.-Flour quiet Corn duh. steamer
Yellow Gic oats quiet: No White 4iaiitc shorts-
Butter 2sa3o Cheese Fine Northern 1921 al3c Fair TO
Good llSd2l9G Eggs 2SS27c. Receipts for che day
Flour 200 bbls ami 5000 sacks Corn $4,000 bush.
BUFFALO Feb 2O-whest-No ! Hard firm AZ loo over
Chicago May wheat sale, of 10000 bush. at Ole; g. 800
bush. 90'.c No Larf Northern Pacific Sc. and No
No 2 Rel Michigan 80 $50 kc No. White Michigan 9OD
9Ohc No 2 Amber 8gc on track. Corn active, Q
shade lower, No Yellow 56%as6o; No Yellow
oats steady with good demand, No White 3st6SShc,
No 3 White $50 NO Mixed 3oi2e35sc Oh track Bar
lev duh but frm-,;o. ] Canada 93d94o No Canada
80 cole No ss 9ssc Rye dull 75c asked for No.
Western Flour quiet but steady Mlfeed steady
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bran sl9 so; Spring sls 30 Re
ceiptswheat 800 bush Corn 1000 bush: OATS 2Sooo
bush Barley 5000 bush. Shipnebts-Whe2t lZOOO bus
Corn q 200 bush Barley l3. 900 bush
CHICAGO Feb 2O-The lie dng futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Tho grain speculatons continue to be largely of
some of the markets. Cash wheat shade higher
and the export engagements ran up to nearly 10000
bushels Cash corn firm and in some instances
trfe higher although only 10000 bushels were taken
by shippers. Wheat options were dealt IN to the ex-
tent of only 900 900 bushels but the opening and the
closing were strong The cable advices were more en-
couraging at the start and the good export demand
helped to strengthen the tone There was dsappont-
mont at tho small decrease In the visible supply OF
wheat (7oQ 0Os bushos) when a~loss OF 1000 900
bushels had been expected The recession was only
fractional however, and full recovery followed. final
quotations showing net gains Of IL for February at
80 3s; 8s for March, at 40 "a and April at 90 TO
IA for May at Of 90 and 9 cent for June at OIL IL
July at 81 and December at % 3-8 cents Corn options
we're more unsettled under fear Of larger receipts and
however, closed firm, off 3-S for February at CT, 19
for March at 50 1-o and for April at 50 80.
and unchanged for May, at 80 3-s and June at so IA
cents Oats were stronger the spot but the options
were shade easier and dull at 80 for March and 81 8
cents for May There sales of cash lard but
the options a shade better for some OF the months,
ending as follows March, IS April, 80 03 May, s. OF
June. $8 IL July, SO II.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday at
New-York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston were
as follows Wheat, 1916 bushels corn, 49, 375 bush
els oats o. 4O2 bushels total grain, 165, 500 bushels
-four 81 8I6 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Louis the arrivals Wheat, 56,142 bushels corn,
PA 796 bushels oats 139 ,295 bushels total grain,
40 2O6 bushels: -four. 30,040 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21

steady. Uplands Low Mddng clause February deliysry
buyers, March and April delivery. 81 64d buyers Apr
and May delivery SOCIAL sellers, May and June delivery
S704d buyers June aud July delivery SO sd buyers
July and August delivery, 4l64d value August and
September delivery. Alo4d BUYERS; September delivery,
GALVESTON. Feb 20 Cotton Quiet Middlins elbior
Low Niddling pel6I Good Ordinary Lie and gross
receipts 33T bales sIports 10 Continent = bassI eT:
:t. to Great nrtsin 'sss sspCr!' S0a'swis lS
N'asoLk Feb oSCs'SSa.s''.Sy M,dtllns 10 sss
-bacsi exports to the eestnent = eAssI siyerta
eo.swiss 2Is Sass :,l:a soJ o.:s stSS5 Ssts sAse
70. Hlaaiins 's1iS. Ssss osas.ry si$SS ~ and
bass exports 70 the oontnsnt 1900 base StpYrs osasr
VIZ: aa:a s.s: itis. 3So ss:: :toSs s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKErs

LIVERPOOL Feb, 20.-SS9n m-Beef aud Porn-In poor
Hams-In demand; long cut dull At ila
Bacou-The demand Is Improving Cumberland Cut dull AZ
1884, clear steady AZ 39s 3D. short rib dul al 3Ss I'd
poor demand TailOw-in poor demand prime
city dull at 26, Spirit. OF Turpentine-In fair dsmaus
and firm 30 81. RosinIn demand Lard Spot aud
Futures-In fair demand prime Western spot February
March and AUrl steady AT 800 I'D wheAt-n poor demand
New No Winter steady at 0s Sd; do Spring, dul Al
u.s. 3D. FlourIn demand Corn spot and Futuros-in
poor demand Mixed Western spot steady at IS iOd 40
February steady at As 9. DO March steady at AZ -
do April steady ats. SID Hops AZ London -Nswfork
State-In fair demand -. -.
Receipts the past weck-From Atlantic ports
IL 800 quarters; from Pacific ports quarters rom
other 10000 quarters receipts Of American corr
$1,000 duarterA $1,000, ~.
LONDON Feb 20 4 D. Proiuce-Calcutta iinseed 3Ie
per quarter. Linseed OIL lSs 3D. per cwt lnseei CAKE
a6 l0s SO l2s 81 per ton for western honhed EcS
leum call .d per gallon; Spirits Of Turpentine IVA
Cd. per cwt -. ...., =, 90 ,r,r..
mar 100 kilos Petroeum-Fino Pale AmefoAA
~ francs confines paid and 10 franc: o. co
BRFNEy Feb lS-wllcox's lard closet A. 90 uA ~ -
n,annigs ner I'D N petroleum.. marks 10 ponnixs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Fob. 2O-Cdue1Receipt, last "a hours were
j35 head Total thus tar 1928 head Same tims
last $685. head. Consigned through. sunday ia
81 Of which TO York consigned to-day 4S cars 81
elined 10 ljc MONDAYS prices Common Fair
Good to Choice shipping 81 80 81 So Extra
Steers SIS Og$j 25 Cows and Hefrs So 0lG So So Bulls
s. 81 So StOckers and Feeders sS 5N6S3 3d. Mich
COWS s30dSi0 Vsas lower At So 90 $50 90 20 cars left
sh,sp-Rsceptslas - hours 200 head Total for
week thus H. head For time last week 1880
head Consigned through II cars OF which TO New YORK.
80 market opened dull. closed actvoi Common
81 so rs; Good to Choice So l5d - so; Extra
So los al; fair ele RANGES.
Hogs-Recepts "a hours 9475 heal Total fs-
200l0 head. For time last week 1860
Consigned rough 48 20 OF which TO New York;
Mixed Pigs and Light Workers, So l5GS5 20; Selected
Workers. IS 80 o5 40 Selected Medium weights So 50 d
SIS Good Heavy S. IS; Rough 81 1915 TO- stays 81;
market closed steady; bulk OF offerings sold
CHICAGO Union Stock Yirts. Feb 20-Ih Drorers
journal reports: Cals-ReceiDts 5000 head; shpmeos
900 head strong Choice 50 10 20 90 Osod steers
So Stocksrs and Feeders So 80 eS3 6O Cows.
Bulls and Mixed 81 800S3 10 Texas cattle So 4OoS
Hogs-keoeipts 10000 head. shipments 1000 head Mar
tet strong: Mixed IS O5ss 40 Heavy s. S0ss5 10;
Light 81 9O0o 80: skps So rs "a 90.
Shsep-kecepts 1000 head. shipments 400 Market was
strong! Natives So b Western ~ 80 S5 So Texans
SJ0sI 76i Lambs SIS 90 0S6 rs
ST. Loura Fso 20 Cattts-Reoeipts ]. l8o head Ship.
Steers 81 ds5 80 FAIR 10 Good Native STEERS ~ ~
81 5O Butchers steers Medium 10 Choice fS lOeA To-
Suckers and Feeders fair 70 good So O00 go .
HeU - Receipts 1880 noaA Shioments 1880 Market
higher Choice Heavy and Butchers selections 50 80
So Packing and Yorkers Medium 70 Choice 90 0so 40
Light grades Ordinary Good 81 s0S 10 -
sheer -leosipts $50 head shipments l95 Nark& was
steady Fair 10 Choice s. 81 0s5 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21

To-day we print the gross earnings 1Of the
second week in February of eleven more railroads,
making the total reports now made up to thirty
six OF this number twenty-eight which we are
the week of this year of 81 1902. TAI against ST.
937,l 10 for the week of 1891 and Sl,7s20O6 In
1856; percentage Of gain 8.5 OH 1897 and l 3 on
1886. Eight Others which compare only with
1881 give aggregate OF S244 5O7 against S24 u
376-a decline of s2,s69.
DULNESS IN TIE MARKET
The stock speculation to-day again lapscd
into dulness and the total transactions
amounted only to lll,499 shares against
13461s shares for Saturdays two hours of bust
ness There was no news to affect prices, but as
there was no apparent dearth OF orders to pur-
chase at going quotations the disposition OF traders
WAS TO sell the actives for quick reaction and
thus i'm following their bent marked prices of IA
~ ner cent. London also sold few stocks in
sort of retail way, but sufficiently to start the
story that Europe is selling" AS we minated,
the talk has begun about the danger OF treasury
ABSORPTION of money and one " bear house TINS
evening makes that song the burden of its circular
letter. The United States Treasury by to-day
statement has in it's vaults exactly $5,lgS 9lO
more legal money, over outstanding cerlhcales,
than H. held OH December 81, 1887, and toward
that result the purchase Of silver and the coinage
LAYING the fearful absorption Of 100000
for ffty-one daysi The loan market developed
an active demand to borrow the grangers and Della
vyare Iackawanna and Western and Philadelphia
and Reading stocks with no apparent change IN
the speculative situation OF the general list
The market closed dull and firm.
Government bonds were dull and firm with the
bids a Der cent higher for the As ana LIS
Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21

sales-sherman Culver Chicago Ste,rs 1880 u. at
a. 'sS 81 g. s j. de- s P5 a. s % 9ss
stsS + .oS Iso RS r 4 3 =
sadsr g.; 90 Kentucky Steers 1900 %. at "a 52s;
D. MCPHERSON Chicago Steer. 1900 10 at s5 so; u DO.
1919 g 800 90 y do oo 2Sq a. q 3 " % Ss o - a.
q DO sst r. at - -, lido iiS7 at 8 80 q DO
i5o s74i Is at t4ssi co. II State Dry oows 500 10
XeTton Gllest 10 oH9 steers 1887 %. at 81 IS rs
state 9Ty G.r' a at 81 q. 1928 So
70? i? D. s q Isod :, ' e
go Slsa 3 30 g a. s rs
NJ aOasS!h. is Kentucky steers, 1851 ~ at IS 50, 8
Ei$ is5'
iia' Rs,satse " Sss.re '2 sosr: 8.
sSs. i.5d st5S; & leg q
iiS SP H. at At & z 20 Is Ohio TO- la5s r.
St o ?@ d ss'r St a'2 b. 81 49, 5 az
q SO 22 DO lS9 at q 49, p 10 l266 d. at 8 80 /,
49, 8 o. IS s. oOa0 i'i
81 3D. s5 81 Z G9faso 3S's iss 81
do M iTG p g + n.a for the week 1871
head The market gsis Jus: about ,o.iS The
s T few chs we're rgas
oAtyES.Recsip.s AZ head Demand fair and prices nm
at So 25 and Poor to Choice vOas at ss &c
3ac Veals 100 o. at 10; DO 1873 b. at 3ci DO LAG
billenbaok Dewey veals 1913 TO- at To 10 DO l54 10.
af Hume 49, MI No. 10 d Calves sl7 3d. $50
10. at s. 50 vea, s. b at SCI 81 d. i5S To- at 7sc
10 Harraston' Il Vsa ia D. at 7o ~ do 100 TO-
Judd q buckingham: 10 veas l46 10. atsc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-neceipts were ~ 2 cars Of 9,779
at and about hold from Saturday
nrmsr, but Common and Medium sheep and Light Lambs
selling slowly with Improvement In demand price.
at s9G car at 0 and deck OF Heavy state
Common choice Yearng Lambs ranged from to 74c;
saiss-HaIlcnbeck & Hollis, 3io Michlsan shoep % %.
g. co. az g % 40 10 100 state 3, q g, 90 a.
T. at s. & 81 Sheep and Iasbs mixed Il H. at 5. So
DiisnJacE Dewey: so State Sheep Extra 1al 10 at
&c per 1875 do 81 3D. at 5i4c 1873 state Lambs rs 10 at
isi do 10 10, at 81 20 per 100 10 -
Hume 4 Mullen 2l6 Western sheep 90 %, at s. IS: -
= sS s % $s State aa asS + s. DO IS
at 6'.c 1871 do. 80 o. at 6Lcj 20 Culs As 10 at 4bc
~ at &c SIC do 90 Is Size; 9ia
state do s3 ~ az ls DO s2 70 at 52o % 10 'cql.
at &c los do, 6s 70. at 62c; 40 Cus - Is. at 10.
Evsritt Plcock: lOi OHIO Sheep. 80 D. So 2o5 Ohio
s. % g. at 9c iol DO 80 D. ss7 10 per 100
Wash KIRBY CO. , S9i 9n,C lambs rs S at g 80
1872 o los TO- at So 80; 322 DO 9j To- at So IS 76ds 80 TO-
at IS 90 1872 DO 1903 ~ at So 2 SO Michigan Lambs "A
J. Sader Co: 49, Kentucky sheep: 90 ID. at 4'c per
10 1919 Western DO 81 TO- At $40; PSI Western Lambs, 81
4 Buckingham; 1913 Michigan sheep lO4 70. at Sac
Newton < Giett; ISIS Michigan Sheep IO2 70. at e.o
20 j. NV =. pidcocf: 80 Ohio shesp 81 10 ats5e5.
HOGS 81 cars of 1872 hssdI!o cars At Jersel
quotations SIS 80 a So 10 for Common " Primo Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21

State bonds were entirely neglected and there
were no transactions in city bank stocks.
well-distributed business was done IN railway
bonds but no special features were developed.
Erie second 6s sold at 9S l-S, Missouri Kansas
and Texas issues ruled firm, the rs rising to OF.
Information and Great Northern frsts were 10
request at 90 I-4al OIL, and West Shore 4s sold vt
iOi l-ial0l 80. We refer TO our full report OF
the sales.
or unlisted securities dealt In OF the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Seed on certificates sold 1900 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ripsr, Vsssels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEFor Brazil srowths tho market dull ono on
Go for fair Rio spot Tho mder styles
were quiet Sales 1900 bags Porto Cabelo and 1886 bags
In options trading tho sales reached ONLY 10000
hays while indicated few changes nal quotations
representing partial decline Of point, to- February.
May, ils5SlL9o; !T9s lL5SSlLsI: JaIyS li;s ~
october. l0.s59l090 November. 10S0Sl0s5; De.
Gambler 1O.sOql0s5 The ranges OF actual sales on
March. l240sl2$0 Apr! l22Qsl2o5 May. y 90 3!
August ll2ja1ll5; September. ll.05 HOO October,
II 0Od 80: November. 1880 1885; December H. 1880
COT'TON-The spot market cont nued Dull nOtwnstand-
ing decline OF Lice In the quotations Sales l46 bales
10 for export account and the balance for
consumption. The port receipts today aggregated
lO2S7 bales. comparing with 1928 bales the Same day
last week 81 bales for the bonding day last
wear September 1.-THE beginning OF the crop We arr
The receipts have aggregated 477S29O bales against
l67o 545 for the same time last season -
based tho American STANDARD OF Cassihca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
To- avs
closing

CURED to-day ait1onsh holders met INC demand
R5S%p' sOis 1S noud"s 1900 SSs y
Extra s = aSss 70 tor nD %os' n. !, s. IS
ssSs LOO bbls. Low Grade at 81 gOssss 50 100 6nl.
.S.a H Ta' at ESQ y SSs S
tons Fine So % sup.raHS 81 4os: Gity MIL
sfaass 81 ssSossi Is %lIis,s,
s sass1 patents. 81 50 % ). Marker
ss nFuns Common To Fair 1r" Extra n IS Oss
70 Choie. 3 1925 CORN Ia
%rA sl S Sct DS' @ aa S 81
yellow western quoted at y sO0ss25 .BUCKwREAT
nNe@MEX1"optiOn trading comparatively
SSa RS %lF s lutte lots
e sSSG Sr 600 n
Ss "s5a go fgisS aSs
Do q Ma sSr' seSs6c S CLOSING At s:c April 9oS
sG closing ss ia at 'o 90 Nay
Sig2I Se0 o SIs,ss si' o. &c.
pe''RS'E aud .c%ia,l ard
sales 6",s0. %se5s on private
Spot lots rm but very quiet No business being ao
Smpshsd Prices %eTe Te sro as break i
Ss du eo snug weak sae. future
s sssss .gs ns s@a Soo o
e" S Mar Nc cyns 81 APRIL
5S9c. closing at 59'c. May. 05959s.c. closing at
S DE august JaH: Sss',sS closing '
G Tnes n and the close
slight decline OPTIONS had moderate n inquiry at steady
ndssns ss e o $780, o SO NO g
sH %Ss do ~ WINS NS Mt eo,:
ia Do March closing st % S5G F do May
s So,Ss nSmn eO' Do March n sSs at 50
do. May 39'. 4oo closing at o.c....FEED-ouet and
Comparative stocks in NewYork Brooklyn and
Jersey City warehouses and held IN railway lighters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There another dull aud unsatisfactory speculation in
pipe line yesterday the trading being Of scalp
ing character and prices swinging within Trivial
lin,ita The opening (SS7s y cent
under New .Yorks noon closing on Saturday, but .
cent above the o'clock closing at the West AS
tho oil country adopted the Conference rule
providing for uniform closing ON all days that are ega
hodays In the States Nsw-York and Pennsylvania in
either State speoulators hereafter will have OF the
sharp changes which sometimes have occurred the
New-York Exchange alone open the Western
changes alone were doing business With large
number OF operators this contingency could not
well be guarded against and the regulation for
closing At the hour all the oil boards will gratifying
both bu and bear traders The market Yesterday
notable only for s trivial recession under
early and its small overy more favorable
dispatches The low carrying rates reducing
traoveness OF short selling but the bulls apparently
content to wait until some points in the are
definitely developed before venturing attack The
market only steady and under first prices
The schcge well at Reibod puts about 10 barrels An
hour The McBirney well at Washington Is still drilling
but from steady yield OF IL barrels hour by the carly
1tches there later decline 10 barrsla Tho
hourly flow Of the old Washington wells that have
been torpedoed reported follows, McKeovn
Martin No. 8, 20 barrels; Martin No 7.
IL barrels Fergus No IT, and Fergus No Ia barrels
An hour McAulens preliminary report total production
I'm the oil country ncludng the changes in stocks at the
wells and not the pipe nes for January compares as
follows with DecomDer'
Dec, 1897 jan 1888 Decrease
Bradford and Allsga.y.... 5000 1872 IS
Outside runs INCLUDING y, ,oo o-
Macksburg) So,'<o ZZ,fOl 1909
Total average daily runs 4O.Sso s7.72s 1867
Tho range OF prices and tho total dealings Conso
dated Exchange were a. follows
Opening COMMUNICATION ~ e Lowest --.-.--...... So
Highest ............. oSttlnaI ..'--....-..... 80
Sales barrels v53UJe
Refined oil was firm but uncsngsda 10 cents per gallon
at all ports
mn CRY Pam Feb Conditional Transit Certacats,
opened At Ssh highest. $50. lowest. ~ closet ss
sales $40 barrels clearances 2ObUUO barrels; char
ters 1885 barrels shipnents, llDlid barrels runs,
80, 1880 barrels
PITIsBURG. Penn. Fob 20-Peo leun fairly active Ma
tions Transit certificates opened at 49,, closed o5a;
highest, 89aeI lowest. ST.
AnIpyoH6 Penn Feb 20-Natonal Transit Certificates
onsnx Al 88t and closed At Ssh; highest 1884, lowest
AZ Clesranoes 1885, 500 barrels
TrTUsvIILE Penn. Feb educational transit certificates
opened At 88ti highest, $50 lowest 49, closed. Ssr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21


. !a@: Fancy creamery '''''' OH' ~ '
rs SS ' ~Ss.: s sas Sen g
Receipt, 2loO push shipments none cog1 rrmsr No
ss - H.ss.
sa.a; 81 2at. ' d ss s 8
Prime Dairy lsS2OS Egg SSgc 1 SsSsT comSSn
S and light q S 20 Packing and sutcners IS To-
Receipts 1850; shipments 600
e Corn QUIET F'I 10 0T MHsa sos bid
March lao MAY Ws SSFn se was No. Tm ee No. S.
S soas f fs5 81 f 90
i sisq Esosos.-foaf 10000 1920
G Barley 1900 ba-G ~
MINNEAPOLIS. FEB. 2o-wheat wa, steady. In store
NSl.s Hard c e.A 49, Ma MGeh 20 MAJ Nay
S S SSr'F HARD G9 ~ 10 Sashsrn
Do a. Flour Patent sacks TO ship 81 ioss' 70 Bakers
sss e. e ss G ss'i arm Hss WI.
Ss,sx Mi1G srmnes 81 80 spres 81 H. Rsessut:e
Corr @ zoo push os 1 sSSoo S1, sa 1 asoo S1H
5000 bush
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2O-FlOur' market continued duh
sPS s. s. 90
% E1ua 81 7ooss % rseayy.n.a d Family ss dSs
Clear ts,:s
s soahstn Inoi: Seap 81 $50
e e = s. aus.a s
good to choice dsaO FasOrte 90
s' 81 sF
Ia
grain and 90 doing o ST sa
sSeStc: do for ADT si DO for May saa
t lEt SemsH Sa FOR P'
:-i, g Sssss. ): sS$ EYE ssDs
for February bI1SoSc 40 TOR March oSo' a 40 tos
shade weaker Under light trade sales Of No
suSea at On 5s
for DC for 4E.a ros.oe 90 r. r.,
Sa.i-Ponn.ylyania ami Nes.Yors Larry Ross cno,Ss
s & do Ds s ana w tai 70 ssa
s 90 Do f g
OK Family DsT s' = e eel a 40 a. 7s sS
30 s do Fs"s Ness PsS y
s'sss sDs., S .Sst si'S sSs.
smoked Ss,: n sdf sis.,. 20
aSiac. do Breakfast Bacon. 100 Ole Lard steady.
s ss7 r. Butter s
2se Western Grca@sIy Extra az 9s hsoS ans
s ST; "a! $r$:
Els s a''s
OP s az Fee. s. ,oad,
LOO oOls Wheat LOO Sa.a, Corr 200 bush a osS
S SSs% Oats Oats TO- 100 bush
t0T TsO Yo.EOar Su sS at ss asy whs
closing s2-G June s2.s12rS 1e closing 9sug szcS Cor.
closing l5isc bid May 47a.7 VIC closing 47iso oa.:
at $50 Barley. demanh at TIC HAY was unchanged
Prime Timthy eSl6 90 Prairie S3oS2 co. Bran at 7Sc
Eggs lee Butter quiet, uBchsnsei-Cresuery "a 030c
Dairy lSs26c. Cornraeal firm at ~ 20. whiskey
steady at ST 90 Provisions dull-Pork Sli So
Lard 81 40 49, Drysa Meats boxed Observation-Disclosures
ST. l2 rs IS Long Clears 81 37l Clear Ribs 10: Short
Clear s. s7a Bacon boxed-Shonders So So Long Clear
S. 90 Clear Ribs IS Short Clear 50 7pas8 AS
Hams were steady at $40 250sl2 co. Receipts
Flour 1900 bbls Wheat 1000 BUSH. Corn $4,000 bash
oats 300 BUSH Rye Barley BLOOD bush. Ship
ments- 5000 bush Corn 10000 bush oats $4,000
bush Rye none. Barley 5000 bush
TOLEDO Feb 2O-whcat active easier; Cash 9iS $50.
NAV So c Juns STAG July S5c; August &C. Septembsr
i'sc. Corn dull steady Cash sole Oats we're qnet MAJ
33Jsc Cloverseed active easier; Cash 50 3d. February
So 9Th Recepts-Whoat 1000 bush. corn l.CO0 BUSH
oats 900 bush Shpmens-wheat 1000 bush. Cora lO0s
.
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Total since Jan. H. $50. l05.6a5 s36s72s7s s4L9ss.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb 20 -4p m.-Consols, l02 3 l6 for money
and account United5ates4 cent bonds
i29 DO 4,os l0ss4 Atlantic and Great Western mrs,
mortgage trustees certncates s7h Atlantic and Greet
Western trustees certfcates Cana
dian Pacine 5s' Erie 27 DO second ,SpsOi s. lSiH
84L; Hudsons Bay Company 23.; CANADIAN North
western Land COMPANY 27s Pennsylyania oots Me1
Ordinary 47s; Illinois Central 1901 spanish As 80
Bar quoted at "A per ounce Paris advices quote
20 Confines Tor checks
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Cash quotations were as foows-No Spring Wheft %
a73o No 8 spring Wheat 81 2q6Sc. No Red 5OL eblcj
No q Corn 4Shc No. oats u la029c. No 2 Hys at
dc No 2 Barley IL asOc No l Flax seed at 81 -
Prime Timothy Seed S2i79$24S Mess PORK per Dbl
siS Oh Lard LOO 81 ~ shor, RIBS sld ns
Short Clear Sides boxed 81 000sSO 90 Whskef n.ulsrt
finished goods gallon 81 A. Sngar-cut Loaf ''s~o<@
0ranulated sc; STANDARD "A" 6'Ac
Flour market was quiet and demand was light
As last luoted-ChOice Fancy Winter Patents ~ Ole
Isl 2S southern Winters So SO IS Michigan aud Wis
consn winters So 6O6Si o. Fair to Choice seconds - %
6SI 30 Choice to Minnesota Patents 81 0si Do
soft Wheat Patents "a 00Si 30 Minnesota Bakers 10
sacks So 1898 Sd Medium 10 Choice SOFT springs - y19
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LONDON WOOL SALES

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