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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York "Wednesday May sdss ~ TaSt sde
and brooklyn saugherss carloads 2. 9oh;st Tos f
and needed 81 a tSS s
strong Mondays prices, or at an advance In sO"
I've 9tS St of ser sold o. 2:s ass. 40 p ss s aSg
= 90 SSdiPfS .d 2 R1aS sGia
SSsss e ass stag; 90 S Ss SHsa =
e S sS:sS s y
mcnt q l2c per in rOirgeraed beef London market
ssss ssdsr CO. 4 a I I'd Is.s s'fsr' l q
fSSs:s r. To- ,o,. :" CO. Count, PENN steers
p at 81 ~ do 1880 n at e soi i 10 S So, i iIs
Z. a. q 26 do loo r. T. IS; 20 a: 3 1IsS
:: 20 : 2 i: a q 81 3
si ;. ~ e g. rff sSs stSt sisis
ii76 n as q o. nis r q: . 7 IL Is &c chi;
g. Ssso ia g. isTe = a 10 z SU i% g 5s's
aIs 8 9; a: ii7o az aSs g Sass
a y 55 Is do 1i nssnsy s
a 3 ~ F g sy &C. GSS ia 3 81 Sag S
:. T. S 6 g. r.. g E'P'?sty s';E ss?s
40 20, ilSs n :. rs; IS DO 11Ss n at ABS =
116c n a. IS So DO, 1tIO h. At % iO s''sA LAC
schanbe;g: Is Lancaster County Penn Steers
7Ss S e. Jgr scJe f Of MSn SSy
tie held bite: ,sps an n MSs h nSn
zen sS'S and SSns SSS aog
800 bead mainly arrivals, were likely to be carried
0' cays .a q Re- sasn T % Choice Ss
s. sai asf sai IS .v.r...
Ess =; n s. % Sd "a 60;
g. 1 Iss tS 40 o. d. III n per 100
D. 8utSr@ilf Calves, zee p =, 81 pc, 80 do IA
.aS $ & Is 3 & iss ils s. st g.
~ $ l. (: Y Y ~ C 5sss L!
D. asa i4: Sa:ts $R Caves las n At 2s4'i %
d" ~ ysas 1.s 80 ~ 81 ia
Il B aS asS osvss isS n la 100 Vsa' i4l D.
Il i: s. vel, 81: ! IS. 4 sE
M.oS dsrs1 les y. si2o per n; 20 bu''s'rnh DO
a.. y 100 s'S yf e b1 1s G.S:s
y. s; s. qs p as i e > { g. s. vs'S
Bpsnssa4Ha &c. y e.. SfsI - Sc iis b.
S.. 80 g. ttS !; ca,ys e.. = q
V 10 a. iS4 n I5s A. q q
sEEE S, HSR I. i.y Ely and i
ruled ruiz y aSG and liz ss Oh
po~ing 70 heavy raint and swollen stTcsmS and
.t.. ng,in Jumped up 5Q$T5c with not enough 20 70
around The Indicate ar hSweyf E n ' "a over and
p tumble In prices may Be- looked for next week mas
Vt ns,ioads OF Texas Sheep sold at "a aocS4l9 rt
no ~. Medium to Choice Native do AZ ~ Inaso ~
| Ysahnss at sNase 80; southern Lambs A. ~ PTS
and two carloads OF hne tN hhJ'SAuS "''' wv ~ ~
sold ~ Zoe PET -. 1900 ,.oo o.,. Cham 90 :, .verape
n, SIgc DER n OH do. 81 n a. &c zig 90 10 II 70.
StS &c 30 Do 81 n l2c; 2?S 90 ~ p: a. t A.
20 n st loo; III 40 90 z; 1oc II DO q so az n 81
22. 90 Al p do az n az ioc q DO. % n AZ loc =,
~ y SAdlsr a Co. 2e4 Ohio sheep 70 l'S ~ a'
Is az IL Pef 100 n 263 DO. 81 n At Is 70 .,s.u
| ~ CnilinS: 49s Ohio sheer IS n, ~ - 70. ~
Dnsnback Dewey 2S One s ssP f SS 10 a. ~
n at % 50 ISs Kentucky lambs ~ n At g. ooo A.
" n Warrington: 2O7 Ohio Sheep 20 10 AZ IN aaB DO
| 90 ~ A. S6 as; 27s Kentucky lambs 81 n atss7S
| w IJsSubeek Hollis: 2t3 Ohio Sheep sS y A. % 80
noes Receipts rs carloads OF 05e9 head, all OF 10th
q. OnIv IA head for No trade. Feeling trfe
10y ana nominal quotations - 1898 10 per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA May 29-spanish gold 90 s18ta SIN 81 ~;
change quiet Sugarsteady saes 900 bags
degrees polarization AZ ~ o7 gold per QuintaL 7s~o
win be observed here as holiday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

Actual cash IN
osraSs:s; s2.Ssss tS' sa.5 go 800 pee s'2s az
Net cash balances se0o244.O2I t2.o2277o Inc. este
The foreign exchanges are dull and firm ut
quotations for actual business as follows: Bdnk-
erS' bills at 81 81 IL and 81 30 respectively for
long and short sterling; French francs at BIZ Ia
and 5l5: reichmarks at 95 IS and % 5-S, and
guidcrs at 80 80 and 40 5-s.
In London British consolS WIRE heavy, and do.
clned l-s to % III for both money and account
In the open market money ruled at 81 per cent
between bankers and nc 80 per cent for discount
Of bankers bills The Bank Of England to-day
lost 20 900 pounds sterling on balance. Bar ~.
yer was easy at Al 81 6a42d. per ounce English
standard. as quoted but India Council bills were
allotted at IL Cd. advance per rupee. In American
railways the bearish7 procliviteS OF the market
were developed ny declines 70 figures that grncr.
ally were lower than the equivalent OF concurrent
clinel TO SO. 10, and sight exchange WAS easy nj
25l7 l-2 francs for sterling.
The GST r fG n S9 A ?s + u; u R; h sa
$50 ,hA,c: n!Gokly a, CITY r. X Co. e55SSSSa,,a
ass shsre. hIosa%sy and seventh Avsnis n n Co.
s: SssS1S Asen r.. i,.ar. GS Co. C. ,u
@ i%ssS iss; 81 "a, ca v,,....
70 . ;, g' 5sass. F soss.t Co :; a.
- coG Colorado Coal and Iron Co per mortgage
Germania
81 GOO Central H. l. Of New Jersey pr cent oonvt
| debenturc bond, due 1905 IS.
100 shares Central New,Jers"J Land Improvement Co.
Sas Central NewIersay Land improvement G, Serp ~
| ~ COO Parinc r. x. Of Missouri pr cont extended
| bond due August, 1895 dndortfdl, OF -
! Il sha he Distance Telephone Co. - lot.
! AZ 600 Cincinnati Van Vert and Michigan II T. hrst
! moTtrsgt per cent bonds. 81 lS.
ar 900 Prunsyyania Company l2 pHr cent registered
bonds Of 1921, guaranteed by PounsTivania H. T. Co.
200 .h,r.. Pacific Man Steamship Co. 81
90 shares Central Park. North and East River Il II
| WI .hsrcs Western improvement Co, ISL l.2.
| 9O6 1hsres TrAdeymrn's National Bank 100
RAILROAD EARNINGS
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
,u.s.. =, uo,. i iTs iSss i ifts
| TbiTt wsek in May eSlA0S s9Sl40 slo0A2t
is% I 10 MAY 2iy.. .s4I s2g 2o672iS 2234,27l
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
Number OF miles. bl6 -. oi6 -, W
Third week IN MAY. E1z9s a.TiIa ,e.o'US,
jan. / May 2l.... l,alo'iH lo7oi'' A'sH'~Oi
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
| Month Of April a., 80, 49,,
! Number Of nIcs...-- t'alo -, 100 -, 500
SaTningu-.-... tS5.oJS oitg1s,'ooo
| Operating expense. oIoe"S 'o',sOI 49,
NJ, ea,plpr. ....... s23445J e2G0.67v Eioi Is:
Jan. ! hpril 30 - an -a, -, go ,os =, no NJ,
Gross eafnlnPs..... " - yS tSS'1tI 20 SeoS2eS
OVeTs ting EXPENSE. -''o' 'o'V $1,000 1880,
Net for months. s23O+55 sAs''s'S soo''sO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Va, .ssc,. .... e522 os3 R6ss 800 ss7G 1853

Net aSscts .........s. HoZxlUSo FVobloVO VVIV'EV"
In addition to the foregoing assets, there was
due from the Central American and Mexican Gov.
ernments for carrying the mails, s2Ol. 476, April
30. 1887; 5000, O46, April 80, 1855, and ss9,G22,
April 80, $50 -, ..
The years business, as made up, shows net
earnings Of S494 500. The company for num-
her of years has made statements showing some
snrplus earned for the last three years over
81 200 O0O or per cent the capital stock still
the stockholders receive no dividends. The fol-
lowing compares the reports OF three years
THREE YEARS BUSINESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

COTTON-The spot market has varied IN any parto-
plar ruling Arm and quiet sales, 4s9 bales for consumP
lion Port receipts bales as against lsSS bales last
ScSk s7i2 bales for the same time last year: since
September the receipts a the ports SsS
time last year ,-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

orders distributing markets agzsa e
The required advance There 10 slightly fncrsasd nQn.rs
fr india sfaples low The eioi duff sr3
isccnragiBE Business 81 below the iesssrng pseuerea
lar aolS Ia moderata" X, TTT'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
sp1n1rs OF ruRPENr1NE.

cHAuKsroN, May 2a.-Turpentins nrm A. $50
SIyISyIH May 20.-Turpentine nrm AZ 3bS
WILMINGTON. Mar -Turpentlne hrm ~ 80 &c pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
STOCKS.

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND ~
TRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Aso, May 2s.-The leading futures ranged Is fouoT'

Flour dull and unchanged Winter - OO1a'oi epr0s
wheat Patents 81 IS d ) 80 Bakers - ~ so d.
7Si.o- No Spring Wheat 7ts7Sc No: Red a. 20
.S cnrn 75a,e no 2lTsc No RJs 81 &c NO ns
No. Sn@in. No / FLAX seed 81 81 50. Prime IinoAi
Sd nominal Meas Pork 81 1911 20 PR 6eE, A.
an a. 20 per 100 To- Short Rib sides loose - i0e ~
soltsc shoulders boxed s5 l?9S5lS short Css 81 $40
$3.50 81 al l2L whskey, dsEers nn!shed goods 81 W
POI 1.on surars-Cus Loaf ga GsJoj GrAnulatsd "a
E,sn5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

Bid. Ask. -. ,,oo "5s ,SJ
o. ahs 1891 reg l06hlo7 our' Ss iisep 81 -"
usl as SOL csu. lot BIOS D CUT, o. nsos iSi 80
UstH iSVL teg 20 i5gL Il e. cur As le09.lS8H..
U'sth iSo' So 10 Ilst Col. 65s....-l22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco. May 20 1850.
AN ANNUAL REPORT.

Wednesday, May 2s-p m.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company to-day
issued its annual report, which is meagre in
detailed information Following the bad precedent
established two years ago, 1t presents no balance
sheet A brief statement of the company's cash
assets and liabilities is made and compares with
like statements Of the preceding years as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

s,UUO...--.'..t
san n q p @ n Mo Ss
5000. ~ :
Boston II 4 d W os
1000.
Bur q II q N lat
Collat TT ss
regietered
l1.No0. ..,....SV
rhes a Ohio
cor SIS
1000. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
ALDERMEN WANT SUNDAY BEER.

The subject Of selling wine and beer Sundays was
suddenly brought TO the attention OF the Board Of Alder
yesterday by Mr. Goetz the new Republican NOM
Der from the With District. Mr.. Goetz offered q
long act Of resolutions declaring that large number Of
law-abidng residents OF the city feel that under
stlng excise they deprived Of the exercise OF
unrestricted personal liberty because they cannot obtain
liquors Sunday except secretly, and By
violating the law and that the vote cast for Governor
made IL that the tendency OF the people
ward greater liberty in matters Of excise therefore the
Common Council recommend to the Legislature Of the
State the amendment Of the excise laws 70 permit
sale of beer wine and liquors Sunday between
and midnight. under such regulations may he Just
Mr. Storm opposed hurried passage Of such
lutions While expressing opposition TO the changes
Of proposed. thought matter through
with undue haste would result in It's receiving little con-
siderstoa Albany. He would refer the subject TO
the Law Committee.
Messrs Sullivan and Oakley opposed Mt. Storms
notion and wanted the resolutions passed forthwith
Mr.. FItzsmons called attention the portion Of the
preamble which alluded 10 the vote for Governor
moved to strike 1t out. Mr. Goetz accepted M
F1zsmons's proposition strike the Objectionable
paragraph. and Mr. Storms motion refer lost by
a vote Of 10 to T. The resolution then passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Yev.York Tuesday,. Jan. 15-BEEvEs.-R Receipts
% head aS Sd i q ears % stern saa
load Of Dry Cows and Bulls was received from NewYork
state AZ Jersey City s,slO Sss were held over yes
ersy no aef SLOW and prices have downward ten
enc Ordinary 70 Coco s ANY c saes dealers
81 54Ss i.4c Chicago Dressed Texan Beef sold at
cal1e adytces received yesterday quote the
London market for Refrigerated Beef steady at I'D
OF ssnneHt5 today $500 quarters of the via
consn. and to-morow the Britannia will take out 500
the oot ysTas Market ady quotations
carload Of westerns was ssld on private terms ysas
sT .Sses p SrJg@ 1SS 5fI ao IN : q M
Dressed Sa ss' :. osc Choice tScRa
II IA and Little Calves selling az cS7c City Dressed
sold &C. l9SlJs ros SGm0e . vsa 1se average
1;$s per n o. Y47 a. nos n Us as
,S 20 Few Is ssy Ses n S1 s rssh AZ
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, II carloads Of 2 lis
and Spring Lambs we're in Washington Market Feeling
nlm. with sales OF Ordinary 70 Coed Sheep at 81 Pa
% 90 per 100 ID and Common to Prime LAMBS a. 20 oo
Tho hothouss lambs were NOS sold but stock may be
the sales at 1.9as i.2c per n Dressed Lambs steady
i. Is reported on good authority that NJ J. H. Ms%s
and that no gone Western NowYork 70 make ne
FINAL arrangements J. H. i . DO eongraulaed on IAN
been tolds are permitted to say that it VIII be mis-
saies@D Harrington 40 State sheep 70 n average at
i q Ofs loS state q lambs S 70 n at II e5 2
oni Ra pS be- Hons "a Territory sheep III N
S do rs r. q % e So is 20 sec &c. 40 81 Ii H.
HoGsReeeipts 81 esriosds Of ooi hseae earoaas
alive Jersey SS eS fPa Il 0l
County dresef hr1n a, Gao alc Tor Heavy: 7s7 12c
and 8 1880 for Light Upper Jerseys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16

@ Picked es s. - av s.sssa H. lo igli lac
ssS 40 s %.y Ss 8 qsIsag9 81 sse
J ssss 9Sas,fs s ds%sad saas
s:aS ana . isssSd ass sE q u
5 ses s sss. 'gs' ~. s City ses@ points
aes 3? Fs s 5SS; ossS
;ss:sa s 4 sl e ss. s e.
South sSsssa Yo..d dHI "a
Ss I.s; ;ss.'
ss' Vets. SSss sIss Sss
E Pss , s!i d'i F 'aai Sss
SEs"sS s,sfsS z ss sssS: sS
lpfl5' g Conner Is I g
ssIo92s s 1 Es. 12c dairy and his
ss vss s ~Ss and S 'n
And home trade iasl2 fss Choice as s eG tSs
i as gSHmS %.d f. R1s ga cjnon Skins
c ohio 2@i LIE a P esa. S~er ss stas
and Pennsylvania Is LIE southern II LIE; western
isc; IcehOuse, loai4c Common to Prime l'sHia' 40"
sueAn-Raw-steaa and in better demand 81. ssles,
ecS SG O Or Boston s9d iSssh test
CRUSHED &c 6J RsSdfgSS le S gss
Come az STANDARD, 0s;tei Coffee SG "a. ZIG
DC STE All TE"LSrS slow and nominal. City, i West
ern &C. oleomsrgarine easier; sales 10000 n City,
7a5 1.Sc, closing &c.
TAIIow-Dull and somewhat nominal Prime City
quoted Lac. No sales. -,
ToBGcco-suppies OF all kinds are held steady
aaS private terms; 100 cases 1888 Pennsyiyanls
81 eioS13c: 100 eases Sundres, 1-26c8 t-2c 300
Sss Havana Sscasf 10 300 bales Sumatr al coast 05
reLorts indicate that manufacturers have
heen taking small sample lots but few large lines lattesy
The market appears hrn bSt yesy qneS a. tnIs point
5ae 600 do secured Texas 80 600 do unwashed fleece
20 400 a. fine medium Territory. 5000 do low Texas
~ and 5000 do nne unwashed fleece on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, JAM Is OspeciaD.--It was "high rollers y
day In the wheat pit. single concern-Poole.
Sherman Co.-bought II was estimated. AZ least
100000 bushels. Another concern, Irwin, Green
d. Co., thought certainly half much. IeoDod BLOOM
several times bid for million lots The selling was
almost as snowy. 1t for time thought that
Kent was the great buyer of the day This idea
was, however, abandoned later in the day. Hutcbln-
son, 1t was finally agreed, was the principal for
whom the enormous purchases were made The great
selling was pretty certain by Cudahy or by Cudahy
and Ream jointly. An Antwerp cable announced the
failure there OF Deprasinnc & Co., prominent bull
grain house, with many connections In this country
It caused temporary dip In prices here OF cent.
The primary market receipts were 1917 900 bushels
against 10000 bushels last week and 1O7 600
bushels last year. The opening cables showed a
very weak feeling abroad and the closing ones A
decline of lid at Liverpool The range in the DIT
between 81 OF and 90 3s for May The bes. prices
were made after the opening. The close was
az 100 1-205-S, and the curb LOG "a was bfd
There was q freer selling Of July than for long
While. The gossIps said that Falrbank had nut mn
81 100000 in margins and had gone South Nav
opened at 80 IL, sold TO SO 3-8a1.2, and 36
and closed at SO 1894, the top. Oats kent all
the session within q range OF less than Ia cent
There were $4,000 hogs at the stock yards nearly
10000 over the expectations, and prices there were
10 cents lower. Everywhere over the West thore
are more hogs than expected The result was verv
sharp break IN the prices at once after the OPENING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
MORE Plans FOR THE NEW CATHEDRAL
TO WAIT FEW DAYS FOR THOSE FROM EUROPE.

The time allotted to the architects competing IN
the design for the projected Cathedral Of ST. John the
Divine for submitting their plans closed yesterday
evening But the Rev. DR.. Dix told reporter last
evening that the trustees would necessarily walt
few days before opening the plans which have already
been sent in owing to the expectation of Others which
would probably arrive from Europe The delay, how
ever would hardly last over a week at the most
1t had not yet been definitely decided how the sclec-
ton would be made DIR. Dix thought there would De
considerable objection to public exhibition OF The plans
as the architects had been informed that this would
not occur Before taking this step Il would be neces-
sary 10 obtain the express permission Of all competitors
g. The declson,' said Dr. Dix, will be made Just as
q decision Is mado with prize essays
In addition to the list OF architects who were in
vited 10 compete, published in yesterdays Tribune,
all Of whom receive 5000, there arc W. Halsey Wood
Of Newark; the Messrs. Furniss OF Philadelphia; Mr.
Vaughn OF Boston; Van Bruntcn Howe, of Boston, and
Henry NJ Congdon OF this city, Several Of the archi
tects, who were called upon by the reporter, were
not In position 10 give any further information.
j. Cleveland Cady however, thought that the sue
cessful competitor would be compelled TO make the
buildn~ OF the cathedral his life work Other bus
moss couldn't be carried at the time. IL Is
supposed that when all tho designs received they
viii number nearly 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16

descrnons including 1875 but the price Nae not yes
advanced and probably VIII nSt uns a % ,r ernort
paid in London ard fesn values have now touched
bottom and that brewers who are not Carrying LIBERAL
make no mistake 70 S thew Do sS The
and Psnn be for their pockets IN the end for present
Indications point toward az viii po% be- looked
for with increased interest The supply Of choice HGps
the world over probably nes s h 20 are S bnS nu,ey
pisEed M every day and shipped out % England Our
large brewers may 4 they choose make light Of h ss
State Hops they viii 1nd that the reports Of shortage
Therefore there viii be no alternative but for them 70
resort 70 the medium and lower grades OF wnfn 1heo
suesn. quantities 70 o suPPy week seg bales
ne week. Ss2s bales total exports cF Che ses ."n
irn0rts FOR the season, 4,7i7 bales By cableLonoo
jan Sour market shows decided Improvement upon
hS wsH a sn sea trade pasSe Is not extensive many
consumers having bought sufficient last them for some
te S but ssDs scS Is Ss ea as now Extremely
ard the tendency points 10 m2gvngs aga do low
ssSss so 7d2 7Sc 40 40 fss 4ssc pc
choice new, 2oa22c do medium 15a29ei 90 9asaooc.
lie do 1851 saee Eastern and Wisconsin, new iS~-V''
HfpES-Busncss largely IN common stock, with
prices favonng the buyer 20 gao5
ss2S Central Am9rssa 2os2ei 4e d SSdiSe
R RTsnoi io sYse' Gees and
Grande kps 1913 ~ 14S15c TeSas 29 "a mn log
1 49, ws'i Ios i 5y sailed III
Southern y as s aey T Ts1 $3.50 b. &C. Rio
Grnnds cow 44a4s NJ, Sci and Z g. Tx OK, 4oa5o nj
i.sc New.odeans City 1915 No. &c Tsxs; OK ana
5000 PEI city sapght;s si Ok 0D@sV sac
ra,es Union Tanned selling moderate sized parcels at
lower prices Quotations arc as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEATuREs on NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

In spite Of the recent decline IN the price Of wheat
the cash markets rule dull and shippers refuse 10
make any purchases. Yesterday the option specu-
lstion showed tendency to declining activity only
about 100000 bushels being traded IN There was
considerable variation in prices but the net suit
was only slight net rally. Foreign buying was
somewhat conspicuous at the opening and MAY wheat
sold at 81 OF "a gain OF SIS cent? but under GALES
generally credited TO the failure Of an Antwerp bnlJ
q fan TO 81 OIL followed. The late dealings we're
al slight Improvement and the market ended only
about steady at net gains of IA cent for January
81 30 3-S, and 1-S cent for the other months AZ
follows: February, 81 1-2; March, 0s rs cents
May 81 OF 1-2; June, ~ Oh 1-s The export IN,
terest continues centred In corn, shippers taking
10000 bushels and spot lots ruling steady The
options were only moderately active and at the end
were up Id for January at A. IL and Is for Feb
Iuary at Al I'd and March and May at as la cents
Oats were quiet and steady on the spot The final
figures for options were trshe better ut 81 Id for
January, 81 SO for February, and 30 So cents for
May NO export business was done In lard but the
options ruled weak and closed down 4a5 points AZ
% 80 for January, 81 45 for February, 81 AZ for
March and 81 so for April ~
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday at
NewYork, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were as
follows: Wheat eO61 bushels corn, 436, 821 bushels
oats, I2936 bushels; total grain, 5I7 sos bushels
nour, 1868 packages At Chicago Milwaukee and
st. Louis tho arrivals were: Wheat 40 0oT bushels
corn, 324,2o5 bushels oats 143siO bushels: total
grain, 6lO642 bushels; flour, 21,575 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

gIIrrxopx Jan. I5.-cotton quiet Middng 9ssc.
Fionr quiet steady Howard street. and western Snperne
eSTs 35 Extra 50 60a1 90 Family DO 81 759 so
CIV Mills Rio Brands Extra 20 rs 90 Winter Wheat
"a is sos do Ezra 90 00a65o wheasouthern nr1n;
FuE iO20l07c IOngeerry lOsel97Si no sousne a1
+S3i.c February e3s, ag3fci March e5k995ac; April
S0a4le. yellow 40at2c. Western nrmi Mixed spot
January at 81 saalkc. February az II &c; March
southern and Pennsylvania guoed AZ so o
No White $50 asked Rye dull steady az 90 9e0c Hay
H.on. Unchanged Meas Pork al sl5 90 Bunk
shoulders Gs,c Clear Rib sides 7stc do packed Ole
escon- shoulders SLci Clear RIB Sides loo. Hams
steady At isSal2c lard steady Refined Ref, sI 2, 9Sc
Creamery 2692sc. Eggs steady al i69l7o Petroleum
quiet Renned at e9Cc Coffee sr sG E s sssSes
REFINED steady ie5l0Lc whistsy active at q a1s a.
ion, ner Ton 2Os Grain 81 asked ReceiptsFlour 5000
bbls Wheat 1000 bush. Corn lll.000 bush oats 5000