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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Fonr was steady Howard street AMI Western SuDec'
sne 40 Al ~ rs Fxir, 10 IS 0J1ifj Family 20 81 pn4
30 cur Mills snDsrHno 50 81 az g. EEtri 10 - oOnJI
do RIO ranis 81 i5d5O0 Patloco FANNY - ~
do Amber gi097. Western steady. 30 Mntot sea
spot ssh8gac. February $3.50 asked; MIch oF2@@
95c; Nay isa92hc Corn-soutlgrB 1u,si Whts 80
0j6Is 90 March BIO asked d. Tor NAV ors~2t' ~
oats steady. dull Southern GOD ioc western n. DTS
sO942c Western Mixed Is 439c Pennsylysnia so1sD.
quiet at 6j17Vc Hay steary; Prime 10 ,hoicc MeE
ern SI3 CO6lj 90 Provisions steay Mess PORK 10 80;
Bukmeats. Shoulders AMI Cloar RID site. pacAct
s44S'lo. 8acon-ShOnders has &C Clntr I'd III. &c
packed ~ a2Gc rs SIC Egs- 81 - re I1oed
DO li4l5c. Petroleum steady Refined ~ ~ soh,c
steady. RIO cargoe, ordinary 10 fair 49,. lO-sc sngr
nra. soft Lice Copper rehnei rrm a. i2%lbg:
stsa,ner-Coton 3lGi Fiout IN sacks per ton ~ cram
IIals.t .cceipts-FIonr 1896 bb!s Wheat 100 bu.n
Corr l6 bnsh Oats g 100 sh Shpren's our 10 ~
bbls Com IT, 100 bush sales-Whsat l97J) ons4. Corn
BosYos Feb ls.-rlour quiet Corn ,tesiv. steamer
yellow Gtl 3GSrc oats quiet 40 Mn 80 o 49,
MidIlng s22 OOeb!40); Winter shorts s28 olas25 -,
Jsniter snaS2 Cheese Fine Northern l2A l' Far TO
Cool ll0l2lao. Eyes 23D2jc. Receipts ~. me day-
E,onr = 700 bbls ana 0.ODU sacks Corn lHDD) bush
BUFFALO Feb 1a-wheat-No har, h,n az w. Owe.
Chicago Mag wheat sale. at OLE No alasi NSr'sra
Pacific Writer wheat scarce wb Urn;
sg,c asked on tAcE iar demand Irregular cose
hr,n AT outs de prices: So Yellow J5h 0oc: 20
Yellow 5jsa5 nc; no 6iha 81 &c No. 59@92 49,, Oh
N@ = White Ky a37Ic No ? Mixed 35hd36c on track
Iartsv In eooi denan. sales Of Choce Michigan ny $50
No 2 Canada at Jlc. No. Extra az So t.or "ul anu
unchanged MiIlfooI frm--winter Bran $40 90 sprns
ia 10 Eseepts : Wheat 800 bush. Corn $4,000 bush
Oats 900 Gusl. Ship'ueaIs-Wheat $1,000 1ush corn
$500 bush - ~ H., ,..,,ro, r,,o., ~ foilous-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
d., yorh n ;per. Vessels atd Railroads.
rrNrRAL MARKET REPORT.

rorrFrThe demaud Rio styles was light but values
- MAINTAINED on the basis Of Ice. FOR aif no lnfocs
80 0os bags No Is ac ahoa' The miider CROWN;
ar.' inli Sales 300 bags Ceara. lAulh interest
wss taken in the speculation. In keeping win ro,S
,r.,c, time 10 early market adyiceS from aotoaa
an-esented m advance OF l0dl5 point. bnt at
ny close ful reaction had taken place the maj ~
VIC January Il OF ll5 February. l@Obo TX ~
MsreS 81 sol i253; APRIL May i22S i2S9
90 10 Ioa July HOO IL 10: August IL QUE 90
l85 II 0 October 10 80 noTemp 9h:
IA n months we're: January. 1920 ll25 fesrnsry
IIssS@i&i0i March l27osl255 Apri, ~ POO iir
May :, go" angn., ii e09li.hb; September.
t99 *; Octobor 1i.lOell.2j; November ll.20@
o3 december IL 500 il15 Total saos2S 80 bags
Nv lille spot not changed the move,
-, chi aud rho close sales lot
ae. The port receipts to-day aggregated l12 DaS' o9n
srng WITH rs aO3 bales day last week ana ooy
e, for the day last year since septemDsr
49, heQinuinr OF tie year. the receipts nave aggro
ud al I5S bales against 459i2s2 for the same time
last season -...e.. c.,,1,-, M, ,it..ia,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
NETWORK DAILY TRBUNETUEsDAY, FEBRUARY H. l9'a1r, r

tho est After fairly steady opening prizes soon pcssn
sete and AZ len 9Th break OF E15 point h
xIc there was bat littis variation, closing hysv ~ wy
bottom shippers were buyers NJ the reoueoa a
ana lie speculation reached moderate aggreHs
o5o Western steam spot S nnoio EOS;
go tes FenusPy 7o2 s3c closing 9a 29o9 a s
Marsh 81 a. 0lo closing at 79lc l,750 Es apai az
95e eoslna at 03c. 1000 tea May, so9oS, ~
ga 500 tcs June 5000 30Bc closing ~ oUs. 10
tc Jny closing at 4 Zoe. go Iawar
mr. feature grades are obtainaple
XIII senosI rue the changes have not been oah.
quit, freely Elgin oreamsry 3s@s"i ifaW nTkins
mi. 2Os27ct Welsh tubs 20s2so. nrsss r.s am
tNIs IT c25c.; nrkins lo123c; western Wesfern
s%v 20S2jc: Western factory; lA@Zfc.i, rEsE -
Sayy,,v aj2c: Rolls. IA 026c. h hSE
remain Guct ana the trade movement ve, fncy
STATE Ficlory fancy white l2a0l2"e; 90 a. ,c
cooreI III. 2c do Factory, choice, II Sn.
t0ry good iI.d IL &c Light SKINS Doi o@tvo en-
common pa &c OHIO Factory hne ll'iDlz rpes rith
syIvania a 2c EGGS-Genemliy steady III p'Sa "a
fair demand. Nearby, 26G281,i s2utheppn a,t,a lS6
Iitfe demand was shown ,cr raw sugar par
vaInes were firmly held at $685. for Moasses cnst
far raining and 7.l6c. for Centrifugal caS
and reirsf was tho basis o. = LUG o' 70 80
Reansd steady Quotations: Cut Loaf TAG rhshs,
Cn,es 7c; Powdered 1c. Grsnuated, 49,; nV
cGi.e on A. "a n6c; White Extra G. 5'A Sci EH"" -
5h.c. G. bsc.; Yellow. o. o &c ,., c,v cuotad at
sTEHRINF-Dul aud wholly nominal CITY quo''" -
G0W~iasa mo leratc demand at steady prces rr'h'
city oaoted Sc salos l25.00O TO- DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
Gr4Iy AND pRoDUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEV.YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-N YORK DEAIINGS
The cereal markets YESTERDAY "a r.sl presented
change m character There ia absence NJ specu
lativo interest which pOtont In restricting
rlces than the better jonal FOX export - in stimulating
Them The Wis bile supply statement Vas about what cor
servatve etimatcs hal ioresAA owei Wheat dore1ssl
79go29 bushels AMI corn increased b22osG bushels.
The decrease Of 22l .23l busiols In oats was some
what unexpected and elp-i CITIZEN hat cereal IN con-
trat TO The leading grain markets. There purchases OF
100 0Oo hy shippers. but corn MAS neg
ectod in The export spot lots shade better for
wheat and corn and az cent Tor oats The dealings IN
wheat options ran up 300OOO0 bushels ana prces were
irregular Better foreign alvIccs caused an early rally oil
l.da cent but p.r.ia reaction followed from room
roallzatons The close steady at a recovery.
with net gains cent The speculation IN corn
was quiet and the net result OF the fluctuations OF
tie day VS. slight decline for most months Option
smpahizcj with strength Of spot lots and closed
.a cont Taere stir in the cash Lard market at
concessions IN prices, made Of 1000 Icrcs part
OF which FOR export. Tho options ended down 4a3
points
The final quotations as follows:
Wheat February. 500 March. S97 April 9l May
9l7s; June 9l7s. July. gl3 August 9Os December 0ls
cents.
corn FEBRUARY ioss; March. 59As; April BOW slay.
50iA. June 59l4 cents.
Oats-March and MGy, 50 2 cents
rl-FeJruary. - 90; March - 81 April. q o. May
81 9s June, IS % July, SO 10
The receipts grain Rour reported yesterday at New
York Baltimore Philadelphia aad Boston a. follows
Wheat 1888 bushels $500 bushels 81 46s
bushels; total grain. 1898 bushels four "a 222 PACK
ocss Ar Chicago Milwaukee and ST Lous TIE arrivals
were. Wheat 400 bushels corn. 20s3G0 bushels
NAM bu,bels total grain 3730l3 bushels, nou 81 4e
I barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
corroy MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. ia =. injection Futures close'
steady: Vpands Mddllng clause, February denve.y
53:Stl blvers February and March delivery, 3i6id
buyers; MNeh and April delivery, 36oid value Apt"
ioGii sellers June and July delivery. AZ 81 sellers
Juv AMI August delivery Il GAL sellers August AM
September delivery li6i sellers september delivery
4i6id sellers. ,,,,,,,. o., tov
Midillng Oh; Gooi Ordinary. 9 me- ana gross 70
cnipts. Great Britain 800,
exports 10 Continent. - bales exports coASt"lse'
balos salcs l9D bales stock. 81 - l@lc>
l3 -Cotton-Steady Mlddlng, los poo
ANA gross receipts I5i5 exports to Great BrSn
bales exports the COBtnenL - Oalesi e,po,ss
coastwlse l. ls2 bales sales 800 baes Stock -o'Zo'
bales
SAVANNAH. Feb lS.-Cott,n-Stsady Mdsing. lSlo
Low Niddhng. . 7.lG: GOOD Ordinary Sl5lb net anu
receipts, llj9; exports 10 Great Britain, Dars
exports the Continent bales; orts 70 trauc''
bales exports csasIwlse 1900 bales sales. 100 OAes
stock. 1904 baos $1,000 o,,,.
NEw.OHLRANs Fob l3--Cottoa -Flrmt; Nadling 1910,
Mldding. Ga, Good Ordinary. LIS; net receipts.
6429 bales; grss, receps CASE bales exports u nres
bales. stock 32S l92 balex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

(ood IN Prime steers soil one a IS 20Gf3 90 anu
the aysrafo estimated at 81 3D.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK-There has been an mn:
sraly dull demand Reeves the past week Inc mtrsI
Standing that the offerings little more thn 20 car pa
re1ty ars for friays market anu WIN e ~
cars arrivals provet TO 90 too naby ior te @
nrcss remaining about the same wholesale DhlcHeI ~
III the same tell of light inquiry Tor presse beo
INA AZ grades OF Cattle shared In the general hunes
day for refrigerated Beof which sold at s2@8c put On
the day an exporter OF Live Cattle proesSt 10 nave
dspatche. stating there no demand ior bee'eS ""
prices lower. an, rt,rs,av
closing steady but Fed had dull sale at previous
sheen ami Lambs were 10 light supply. but while Good
soek showed more frmness THURSDAY common ana NJ :
dunn grades duh az previous quotatons ana there was
very slack demand Friday all around, with nrmer eel
ing Satur lay on Primo ard CHOICE. -, M IT, oor
Hogs have not varied materiaV N prlce so 10" 0i'
loaca nj Wes.e offered solt nj - 40 10 80
RFEVTS-Recepts ncluing arrivals over the DeiaW.re
road not previously reported) iSo
Of hsad-7D at jersey CITY lot the Market
Ia cara M 0Oth st. which 55 wcro for Mr. Eastman
srs Tor stern cars Biunenthal Brothers AMI 40
cars direct to East side butchers. Tsentvthree cars
duo ts reported wreckei Dy tne Dreahng
of wheel near StrOudsburg the Delaware LackaWahna
and Western roai and nearly all tho cattle Killed or oaup
bruised 49,. u.h;to ao,,o a,
the sellers claimed market shade lower Nearly Az
,Sc orngs with the exception OF cars OF
and Beeve which have been IN he yars ior
several DAYS AMI are high priced for this market
Ordinary Choice Beeves sold al IS % 70 - o. anu one
rom 80 rs to sj Balls sold at 1873 90 and car o
Psnusvlvana Dry Cows at . n 30. per ID , r,.,
of Live Cattle anu Sheep ana DreSch
Reef and Mutton are as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14

s. 50 isoo g. SAFE ,r5s@ilp%l 3Sto &
s. 49, Is do 1873 o. Az d. 1879 At = 81 - do
1sSs = a. Al = q s. SO;
state OYER i9S) 10 az = 10 aS ds tt M at s. o.
"a do sssss s. e do US ys at S IS DO 1850
sssr@aS csT:r @ yir5an Steers; o l'Sa D e, s. 49,
49, 30 fa!StTS at j isSo b. at So d. 2
80 20 m j. al o 2 10 y & 1885 b. 0 At 81 s. il TO- i955
~ at = 60; u DO lI28 ~ At 81 90 20 TO- lli9 10 e
SWAN stts DO sos s. It q SO Is State o1ea b.
crn Bulls. 1868 TO- at So 20 do 1926 d. at 50 10
6il 10 AZ Is s, q d. , il53 H. a no. b.
q lo - ilss ~ No. a. 81 Is o. do li7g u At g rs 50
b. at NJ 50 IL do $50 s at 81 IS IS TO- 1851 b. 80;
% s. ss;!' 10 5si iJS f At -
0j' sSambers: 10 Chicago steers 1872 Ii si45; 10 do
Yewion 4 elicit 10 Pennsylvania Dry Cows. ol3 10, at
st. toismith: Il Chicago steers 1889 d. 50 Is d.
liG p At % na l' d. 5 At ~ sn for the week lss
head DUH trade the p.:t week aud price.
s2 a"a $50 iD BIT - t:S the %STs
sales BARNARD stock at - - 70 FED and West;
err at - o. ana TqHa1n 70 Co a - ~
P sa ieD Ti airaso6 Fed caves $40 %
n1S 4 MnIleG 81 Ordinary to Extra veals I46 ID
Ha.ien0gcE 4 Hollis, 80 B'rny3rl Calves PA 70. at
Dilta5acS x Dswoyi 10 Vo1is 90 TO- at 5lc 40 do. lis
jadd BucEisshs@ B,Toyarl Calves 400 10, at 2'so
SHEEP AND LAM BS-leceiUts 81 Il cars OF lOA3O
heilil At G0tst aah lD2 cars at -rsey CIV ana
held ou SATURDAY at tho latter place
Z Demand and Prime ana Choice STOCK SOLD az strong
prices with Common anil Medium grades steady. The pens
Poor to Prime sheep sod at SO % Choice At So 80
fG carload OF Exr Onto. averaging l26 ID, On
private teras probably about 20 500. 49, -o
Prime YearlBg Ia bs ranged from 80 to 81 20,
AMI Choice AMI Extra sold II - 3D9f1 80.
sales Dlenhack & Dewey: lSl state Sheep 100 N, at
50 - - do ~ p al 20 its do " D. al 21i 49, 80
"a do ~ 10 at - 81 II state Lambs ID TO- - 3 i39
Do = b at IS L NJ DO III b. 81 ia DO 81 10 at
%UcnbccE & 10 lis. 80 state sheep. rs TO- at ~ 65
100 DO II 10 at 80 l95 II n. AT - 40; l3l Ohio do
2j TO- private terms. probably about - 90 30 state
Eyer.tt & Plcock. ~ Penn.ylvana sheep lo5 10. Al
Pcnnsylvania lambs 70 hat - 75; 2u Michigan DO 81
TO- at 81 2l3 do s2 b At ~ 80 2l3 do ~ ~ at - 70
iume ~ Mullen; ll6 Michigan sheep; - ID, al - 90
w1stern Iam5s s. iS at IS 2e y state DO 50 B al
IS 2j 100 10 ~ 10 at $50 30 lot 10. - N AZ - ~
Walsh Kirby co III Stlte sheep lOi 3D. at Sc - 20
D. Harrington: as OHIO sheep 81 ID, 1T IS 80; 1872 Do
90 b at 81 62; 4l5 do 93 H. at - 80 log chicago do
at 50 Chicago do. 81 10. at - ~ =; ISIS State DO 49, ID
j. F. sidler CO. 1873 Kentucxv sheep, 81 n. at s. 95
IL do 1903 10 at 81 10 lj Western do 81 d. at - 81
DO 90 u H. ut IS Is 10 Western Lambs 10 h. at ~ 10
/ ~ Ohio 10. 81 ID nj 81 IS % DO go 10. at 80 so
Judd Buckingham Us STATE sheep 81 10. at s. % 81
Lambs 73 TO- at So 7O 81 do SO 10. at 81 90 do 92
Newton & Gulst PIG ohio sheep. 80 10. at IS 10.
Sherm Il Culver go w. I'm Lambs, % TO- at &c Dc
/ 10 100 Michigan Sheep 05i ID. at SC o-o -, o,
Jersey city aad IA at 40h St None FOR sale alive
Nominaily steady at s. iOss57o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH

RuFPAto Feb l3-Cu,hs-Receipts last "a hours
Total for week thus TAR $3.50 hean Same une
hSai Consigned through sunday l54 cr- ~
OF witch 10 New York consigned to-day Ia Ia OF which
sale 100 market steady With iair de-
mani Common Fair % 1884 30. Good 90 Choice ship
90 90: Extra Steers. - ljGSj 10 COWS ana
lrfor, 2jds3 10 Bulls So rs - u.s.; stocker. and
Feeders rs 80 90; Fair 20 Choice Mitch Cows 80
sI2 to Good Nsas 50 80 $50 10 offerings mostly
sold.
Ssssp-Receiptslsst 81 hours wers 400 head Total r
week IA 400 head for time last week 500
head through II cars IL Of which TO Newly ork
on ears, Sheep good demand AZ ful prices: In
ferior Fair Good 20 Choice 80 20 80 90 Ex
ira. IS SO Common 10 Choice LAMBS - oV"fo o. EkrA
46 IS. the bulk OF Oiernss s)d
Vogs-Receipts ast hoHrs 1898 heal Total fer
thu, far head For same time last week 1880
head Consigned through SUNDAY 90 cars. rs OF which
10 gnei today 80 cars ~ OF which to New
Yorx M ears for sale good demand and prices shade high
ers rs IOd rs 50 80 05 10, Selected
Medium WEIGHTS IS $685. 20 Good Choice Heavy 80
Rough 50 20 stsgs 30 OOssb 49, all offerings were
taken.
cftNs Receips 1000 head: shipment .
OOOO head market ste~iy; Steers s3 00os6 90
Stockers ant leeders 50 IS sS3 90 Cows. Bulls and
Mixed 81 1858 10 Texas cattle 81 so al 90 .
Ifogs kocsbts 5000 head shipments 5000 head Mar
ket Strong, Mixoa - 1909 50, Heavy O. 4Oss9 90
Shssy Receipts 1000 head shipments 900 Market wa,
steady Natives ~ O0f6 lh Western % 60d3 2O Texans
s5DpaSl 25 Lambs ~ 156S1 10. 1890 49,
IT. l.uUt,. Fpp 3 CdtHF - heoelOti llOD heat SUB
nents 30, marKet steady Choice Heavy Nanvs
Steers 81 81 Far Goot Native Steers 81 80
socsers Fesiers far to goOt ~ % 93 40 Hangers
Ordinary 10 GoOt 81 2BSsI 10 - - 49,.
Hou - Recent. 1900 neti shio'nonts 500. Market
va, steaiy and dru choice Heavy and Butchers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
~ oatxg pptcEs or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS


Monday Feb l3.-p. m.
cubjoincd are the statements of the Chicago ara
Northwestern Railway Company-gross eafhinsS'
Operating expenses and net earnings -lof Deoeb'Di
of the last three years and the income account ior
seven months OF the same years For 'he seven
months ended December 81, 1887 the net earnings
were sl2O.5li less than for the same perioa OF
1886. And that was because the Increase !"
opcrating expenses was s939. 923, while the gross
earnings increased $4,000. The increase in
operating expenses is evidence OF hbeial en-
orrdjture for betteIments rather than that tne
loss ia net earnings is from low rates for ffelgh',
because il is self-evident that the gross cost OF
TRANSPORTATION is not affected by the gross rcceiplS
cxcctd when the rates are low that they py
enforcing expensive economy Temporarily feuucc
the gross of the expenses. The company Ha oiAe
year ended May 81 carried over surplus lroi"
that year OF e? SOC 0O0 and that without counting
Is nrofits from the trans-MissOur iineS-S7OC,OOO
nor its reccipts from land sales-notes and cash
e730 600. Why should not company III that
condition and carrying all the time cash balance
Of some 5000, 600 indulge in the luxury OF In
rro,.inq lis property? It's present rates of divi-
bends are secured beyond all probable contingency
In the income statement for seven months the
figures for the first charges {" less credits , OF
1885 and 1856 are seven-twelfths of the amounts
stated in the annual reports of those years. The
figures for the last seven months are only ap-
rroximatc but are estimated to exceed rather than
be less than the actual The surplus shown Tor
the last seven months-sl, $40, 0S7-is equal TO y
pcr cent on both classes Of stock If the great
rate war should continue and grow TO such pro
portions as to reduce the ccmpany's net earnings
during the remaining five months of It's FISCAL year
sl,O72. 320--33 Per cent-below what they were
from January TO May 81, 1887, it stiu would
earn in the year per cent on both classes OIL us
stocks exclusive of its land sales and profits from
traps- Missouri lines. The following is the COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14

roxDoV Fch 10 Following ate the sales IN detau "
400 HAAS secured. lOddlS 10; 40 locks Nna
pieces sLA ais gcasy balls 2E do c9o s.,e n
r.Sc. Sd,sIOI Now-SOuth Waics-Saes, .OoV oalos
Occurred 10 hi I'd DO locks and pieces 80 isa gs ~
GL6is ia lo locks aud ploocs 22sod CueShsahu 9Ss
800 b,s scoured II ad 81 do locks aud pieces sng
ia I'D greasy, 79H9hL south Aus rama ~
h,'es .onr,d ~ IL ADD 10 locks ava l.eees -.
iSsi greasy 81 sld 10 leSs and piece 500
uiver-Saies 80 bales greasy. pigi Se"' H,i at
loo bales. 3D. locks anu pieces. to srs' ,..t
cape GOOD Hope ana ata SAFES y ~ ,css al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14

roypoS Feb l3-A D. in.-Consols. l02 BIG for MONEY
and 1Oo fr the account; Uaitcd oout bonds.
1914 9-, ll04 Atsnte sni Sroli We'terh ~
Atotic ana Great Western second mortgage rr'es cor
tifcates Ia: Erie 27a DO seconl eonsois 1909 %
prnl ColnnlOu T7T. Nca-iors Central IlOl< hsailn2
sS%; Hud son's bay Company. 2j,s Canaaa. Ng n.1
western Land Company. 10. Pcnnsylyena o9p .'eh
icsa Ordinary - " Ilacs central l2S'9 sran'S1
66sa Iar silver quoted az "a ll6f per ounce a'.s
ivcos nuote per cent at 81 francs - efntines
for the account exchange on London al 20 rAhe'
y for chcckA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14
THE PETROLECM MARKET

yFws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRiCE+
There was a slight in the trading IN crude cetth
Gates Yesterday but the expense Of vAes hcFHe
market could not be called active and IL presenter no
feature to break OF recent duinos Ire news
r m fe field was not specially significant amt the ohy point
worth mention perhaps that tIe SNonOuFg o7r't ""s
Welding q97 barrels 20 wells for the last tWch;'ouf
nours showing stability Of production within tie CT
oumscriscd limits The real Of the hcavness o. the
market PROBABLY the lack OF new buyers AMI INC
pparen IT. disposition Of the refining interests 10 ush the
export demand Tho public Is taxing 10 interest III the
epecuafton but the holders OF certificates appear
contcn. to protect position without caring much Tor
ary fluctuations Tie market cosel al about the lowest
points % the day ard heavy.
The range prces e total !eAins3 at The rolso
dated Exchange were As follows
on.ninr ..... go Lowest ...............-.... SSi
Higlest .............--.-. % Final,
Refined unchanged coats per gallon. Abe. test
at al ports
OIL CITY Penn Feb - National Tr1usit Certificates
opened AZ 20; highest, 80 lowest ssh COSY L Pr :
Sa'cs 74S barrels crtranccs, y w barrels chir
tiers 44.l92 barrels shipments lo".'j' barrels; ,
pIrrsB,ls Penn. Feb l2-Pvtiolonil GAL ana heaTy.
National frdnsit ceruhc,ics opened at eJsii closed
ssh highest, $50; lowest. Ssh . 49, ..c--...
pEturOgu Penn Feb I3-NatiOng Transit fcrilhc1tes
onere! -e7s closed n - highest - e. Io"t@
ga, Ci~arancrs 1926 h7rIels.
TirUsyiIv Penn Feb lS.-N tional transit certtcatSs
opened al So, highest. 1915; lowest ssh; clos d. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-14

LIVERPOOL Feb l3.-330n m-Beef and forS.In pV ~
demand Hams s,d Baoon-In poor demand Shscse.t ,
poor demand TallOwIn poor densn" 'dian,snI Resin
at IS o. Shirts of Turpentlne-In iar a,eo
poor demand Lard spot aud futur.s-,m 49," az n.
Sd do spiing. at gs ST. fio .ms Mixed westers
spot irm at IA iOLgi, do Febrnarr n d a., M
do March hrm al As. o.. do Apin an "ta,.sna -
lion. AZ Iondou Newly oS State-lh hait mn
IoNpoX Feb Is = D. -Prolnce-lA""''~ "'"''' '
3Sa 6h. per quarter. -, ol,sad a, AZ marka
,fa"nt,s sr 10 ms Petroleum. mar&s - P'caaiss
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nnotaiion, were as folloxs:
TIE TRADE IL cHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb IS spocilD The reduction IN the storage
charges and decidedly bush cables started May whest
strong slas cents and put 10 ois cents but prices
Som fell Of The close for the May option
AT night was s cents The visible supply figures showed
decrease Of 7y9 bushels which larger Than
orally .Yuecied The from The Atlantic ports
large $40 900 bushels including the -four There
o.o going IN # te seaboari large business wheat
tho about thirty carloads being taken TO 90 ont
OF tho country. All these were reasons Ter strong
market 1t Is estimated that there viii be
$50 OF on Tho uaok IN Ae
and this maAo tho market rpie OF the
auction rates OF No la car. received IN the
p % that n tho proportion %
The same only Ors whole $50 wl - vi the contract
grade option opened al 81 = and toue bed 81 e
eeuts this thSre was snar decline lhe close as
Of d5l Provisions helped safly bf small
hog receipts and higher prccs az Ihs yards MAY PORK
started AZ s.s 40. May ari AT az r5lT ana Nay
rtbs AZ 81 ga. Pork went OF 20 sl4 l2t To- May.
THIS break developed huyng by The Fovlvrs They took
oGeiings from Sl4 20 down. That closed May PORK az
ia 97L Short ibe declined quickly 10 ~ 52g Hnd closed
~ ~ rs for May Moy lard no active IL o.cnci al
81 s2l. and closed az q 10
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ee,sctons % sSos G5; Psckinx snf Workers Medium
Prims IS 5OOsb TO Light gradeh Ordinary 70 oos
ss.n eccvt, 900 hsad Shipments 500 Market steady
Fla 10 Choca &y 9Jz - 81.
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SPIRITS OF rCRPENTINE.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

CHARLK,roN Fen Is Spirits Turpentine steady AZ SIa
SAVANNAH Feb. l3.-rurpentine steady at 81 &c.
WILMINGTON. Feb. l3-Turpentne STEADY al $50
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Net cash balances ssSl4l5.s55 sS3LfLo2o Inc soOOo,
The foreign exchanges were quiet and hrm al at
onotat,on, for business as follows: bankers DIS
%naotiysIv < 81 "a and 1888 for francs; 05Is and
o5ss for reichmarks; 1913 and 40 for guilders,,
In London British consols opened strong ana al,
,ancad 1Iel1 il per cent, hut reacted and closed
nnncha1Ged ~ 100 5-l6 and 1929 respectively for
mnney and aceoont. American railwa only foi-
loved saturday and this mornings home quota
tons and closed generally lltls better lnan our
from 81 30 10 81 10 aud sight exchange on London
ruled al 1927 francs to the Z.