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been insgniasaai q late indeed none have occurred
calling ioI special Mention Al TO Se e leading aPeIes
Alcohol continues good ob6ng demand quoted o.
norSS remains steady on small lots Win me prize a.. %
lie or city Buchu 9uet and easy a. 10y io snStt
rs,ss aos iof 6bis and JIG for boSes. Clutch rather
q, 50 s' Sr CSC powdered ISs win the feeling
seady Bleaching Powder quoted q 81 soasl i 9S;
SsseSsa ismas qusts is GSo, sN:IPsGiSS
d Hs%s & g ioaSa . psn to Sss oseEys!
q h demand @ S S9q ,or hulk snd cans sugar Of s
SG@sFs reg q sS sgsa OC On III n
quoted a. si Peppermint IN TIN ~ 30 f9s wes'S5 ia
SyiGTns o. Ora quoted at i7' for 00' and drums and
roREIeN AND DOMESTIC DRIED T 1sgrr: me
Pg from Many S9y nas sy e. nut. 6ne bosa p reduced
IN Iiiee Quotations; Ralsns. - crown, new
pr box nominal ImIsa ?'oH yachsiS os5alk, NOW,
: ita5 Tie; layer, new 0a7e; saltana new, ~ ~
b2' ,ov eali nST, 81 LsRaoH crown q
esa COS Dates Psea G,s S0 ns% s7s%se; citron
Ees5ola IA g i7si7 Zee sii FrSaeS
u.s. ss 81. lac new e07' Ice GO Almonds sicily shsed
i A iss Wa SS'5fs 4 Na Fss
new. Oc Grenoble new l'2See; oa Lsn snyrg n
s 1egst IA i9e Tspioes aaks. &C. -. ,.,,,
mo Sa sales bananas ana cScoanuts in fair
demand egosSns Le@o9s s ssoss S6os 81 5os Is
a., no aso" 81 Oranges Sicily soos s9as2 25 800;
~ 70 e5. Jamaicn s4ds4 IS; bananas Aspinwan,
&c., rer bunch al 81 10 seconds, 81 ~ Jamaica 200
- 37 10 Port IAuon, selected 81 Ikassi nfsl rum
Al a. oasi so Coooanuts Barlco0 per NJ s@-GT-Si S
ansfeas s25dfe7; san BlaA f2a . ,, =, -
-Niackcra In first hands II held stea1iy IN an
,sn1on Of growing wants OF the tFaao shotll C0uss
and Bcd Herring have steady p0aSysss sSs sb B9s
no S2ost22 So siessaS99 ias CO., 4 2sqT6ss
T s9i4a MaadSeSc 1ssiss pareca Herring EnsUSi
Round none rG' eed, Rggna ay GS sSp q Sos
fsbSsalSF sP s. 5osy575 Dutch. 81 i2sdOc and full
White Hoops. 06d6T lie. .
FLoUR AND MEAI4-FLoUR-The temper wa, was az az
eldeily stronger today IN view OF mo fe ~ th
GRADES are advanced 10925e per Dbl closing nta e
III, sales "a 500 bbls q 500 for EXPORT inei9hdsing
soo mis- Low Extra s3 o0ds3 65 1000 bbls ClU MIL
~ i0f5 IS Tor West Indies 500 bbs Minnesota thvs
"a 60stS g5 Fancy. 50 0Oa37 10 300 bhls Nlnote5
&C., Fxtya e8 g0as0 10 1000 bbls superhHe ~ Wa
az An. 900 bills Fine, 20 i5d3 Quotations: GlIy MIL
N. West Indies 20 1885 80 Patents 20 I9ap' oo
Ex,,a - 1O0s G3, Winter Wheat. low grades ~ sue
"a AZ Tar TO Choice % 75ds6 81 tanoT 90 9ye9o 20
tetent Poor Choice ~ 1880 ~ Ne(, Sn9'0T W
Vrrv Fancy 90 s0e8G 10 Minnesota spring Whs9s Low
tNtas e3 POD 80 % Clear ~ 35afa 20 rye AsureN
"a g5e s5 2b: Staights, Poor 10 Fancy ~ YodSo -
paienI Ordinary Very Choice. 50 1O9tn 20 fN5'bt
Fsncv as pOds7 is Superne, sprng ana wihle t- w"
s3r'THFRN FLOUR-ln better demand ~ q sIgho a.
Ssnes sales $500 bbls shipping Grades sS sOGSS 90
al IS. .-BuCKWHEkT FLoUR-DulL quoted at O. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
DOyOGgUD WELCOMED HOMB.

Ncwburg, Feb. 1a CSpeclaD. There was great en-
thusiasm hero tonight on tho arrival OF Joseph f..
Donoghue tho champion long distance skater, az bis
native city He reached here al 40 p. M, ae-
companied by Mr.. sachs, and as they aiishted nom
Tbs cars an immense crowd received them pro
oesslon with band and carriages was formed and
along the route to the Assembly Rooms the streets
were lighted with bonlfcs and illuminated with fire
works. At the Assembly Rooms CTS Judge Warini
welcomed the champion ON behalf Of the people. ~.
H. Hirschberg presented DOnoghue with gold watch,
tho gift VI the people,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
4 LONG pnAScH HOTEL CHANGING OWNERS.

Long Branch, n. j., Feb. 12-Richard j. DobbIns,
OF Philadelphia. who Is Of tho largest property
owners here. has sold tho scsrborO the Queen Ammo
style hotel at Ocean and South Bath aYes to Richard
Mearcs proprietor OF the Hotel Royal, IN exthave.
New.York City. Mr. Meares paid $4,000 for the
hotel and an ample plot of land, which he viii lay out
IN lawns and eroquet aud awn.tennis grounds Howard
stokes has been the proprietor Of the scarboro since
lts erection five years ago. but was compelled by III
heath 10 give UP the business. Tho Scarb0r0 Is one
of The finest hotels on the New.5ersey coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13

Refined oil was unchanged at cents per gallon
IN NewYork and 600 cents in Philadelphia and Bald
more.
o, cry Feb i2-Naona Transit Certificates opened at
s1Ts, highest 49,; lowest, sI closed. So's sales
100000 earres clearances if5AOOy Oarrels enssITss
rels.
PrrsBuRo Feb. 12-Petroleum firm ana active EationM
81 lowest. sT's
BRADFORD Penn. Feb. l2-Nauonai Transit Certncartss
onened M SS; closed at 50; highest S9s; lowest eI%
Cearances. 1920, 600 bbls.
TIrusvnIE, Penn. Feb. l2-Natona Transit Certdcates
onened az 50 highest s9i lowest S7i<i closed $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13

ass 10 Bvekwhoat gain sold a. RYE FLOUR,
q s5' 81 ' Fancy S'I hsd asher CORN
unchanged Yellow Western quoted at 81 0oGs2 90 and
vas vas az decidedly
derWen eS Usay ar ro csns "eeamDneS ~
% ana ece feeling as SaeS9e % 's Mes
was moe pronounced to-day, and tho dealings show
sey IN NAY ssaF sSoSgS june ana
eember received far share Of attention MGmsntsasy
SSaPSs Rssy asy Hs s sn 8 g %
y 90 GIG Su0'STaS sn o,e ssi' ~ Sn' ana
sS9 ana S SS1v here element Advanced osSaSs
81 o rs and Short heavy buyers lSs last +,
RSTS Fl SS Nav Sss between Of
bS s e. on 81 81 % n SSsh Sae' se up 900
bushels future 5000 bushels spot inolual9s Fsney
y g"gH-'a si Nsa a q a SsSsSa IS
Is &c do I'M March. Ss iscas 90 1s Closing 90 DO
Apr, 30 5.seSI 81 as closing !. e. 81 % Nay,
4 Sal e % g i eo.n s's a. S q jay
q 90 Is a CLOSING ~ 4c DC AgsS1 c % cosSs e
o. 7.se.. .KYESDui and wholly nominal; BARL .5sT
S GSs 9S unsa %REv sf k 1879 s
CoRN-The spot market ruled sesdy without sno ight
toSy and hs Scnc lacked
sRSS Options 6o amount wSTs Va e ana FSay IS down
is MsSch 3S6Snssd while and Nay y sSps
$4,000 bushe spot; Including UngIsdsd MSsa 4Vqs Mica
Il 5.saii "a elevator, AZ 5.sa42 "a delivered No p
49 S4a44 elevator 45a45 "a aloot Graded Yell9w, ~
ssSsi Y q ss1 saas a. "a s March
S fdos Msy Il Is lbs HeE jS
g d9a4s 81 cespg q 4s o. steamer March 81 Ss
stronger and trading reached moderate aggregate OBJ
lions quiet steady and without change Of moment sses
bushels % Mbs u 81 eqhf 80 S SO Sggs sf r.
SSass %hite do as{Oi, No. Fsbrusfy 80 81 closing
March Is iosSS 81 10 B. a aG SgSS
Scc 60 H. 65s7Oc 100 %. s5Ssoc shaFps, aOa5Sc; Ryo
'eehI AZ .S40VxND sTRAw-A fairly steady feeling
prevails and @cv: .ms @odeI ~ sy
75Gs0c; small 65a7oc; Clover 5Oa55e; Light Mixed
65a05c Dark Mixed. 50a55c Shipping 6oGe5c. Straw
FS fSSsI coSasd a dSsn and pses rule
strong State choice 81 a29c DO medium 1842Oc do
low 5d17c do 1887, 7Gl1c do 1885 4a6c Pacific Coast
choice new, l9a2ic; medium, 17a1sc do low 16aI0c;
do 1881 sa0ci Eastern and Wisconsin, new lSU2Oci
HEMP AND JUTfs-Cabies on Manila hemp were lower
which, OF had influence here, though no
business resulted Sssl quiet Jue Butts firm but little
II 1dc Rutta 14a2 616c Cor paper 3Sc for mixing.
HIDEs-The market Is steady. with demands more ae-
ye ior al kinds ouOiaO1s BgenOs ATS so so9eeea
iiS S Zee cadrSs 2ssa Gs'ya'0i is 15 Maamoas
22925 n. 13c; Central American, 20a22 70, 1916;
Buenos Ayres hps, selected, 1918 No. lsei Cordqya
S Cram 1919 p as H. sc asas b. 100
i2sis 1Gc Dry Sailed MstsRsSGas .eestsssa s4 g.,
Sailed Buenos Ayres, COW, selected 40S50 NJ, SCI RIO
Grande COW. t4Sls n, Sc; p ard y g. OK, 1880 ID;
COW, 509eO ~ I2S6c city daughter OK. 00as0 n.
LEATHER-The dealings IN Hemloek Sole are small
though az steady rates IheEe Is eonhnefape uoihs Ia
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude OIL market yesterday was another als-
apuolntment 1t surprised the bulls by breaking DC
y "a cents and t astonshed the bears by It's quick
recovery. The skeptcs on the petroleum situation
sold freely at the start SO Ia cents and their sales
brought prices down nearly cent from the opening
when any buying impulse was felt prices rallied easily
and the final figures were above the price established
an the sensational boom which followed the January
9ereement between the organized producers and INC
Standard oil Company The net advance recorded IN
ainNS Is small con- pared with week ago, but U has
been made IN the face of speculative opposiucn: IL
viii he better for the maret If any appreciation taxes
a Gradual course but should any special interest DC
developed In the oil speculation the short interest
would probably find itself hardly pushed TO make de-
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
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,r,,sr,rvrSc FOR HER HUSBAND.

Testimony for tho defence was taken yesterday IN
the Court Of over and Terminer before Justice Law
renee and fury on the trial Of Dr. W. NJ Reynolds
charged with presenting fraudulent Insurance cio'ns
10 the London Assurance Company on his hous' IA
rushing and the contents, which were destroyed by
fire. Mrs REYNOLDS was on the Witness stasa AZ
a large part OF the day. The uial goes Oh "NN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13

Rage so far as exterior observation s2s or VAS IN al
respects, normal Inc E In ,,oPning was re- star-
gagged tho cg@saase in IA tho O dSy ESS
Same as operated before nc ul ln ~ make a perfect
eSamnston il IS possible there may nay DC small 90
fects which were nlled or CLOSED o'eE WIN ii0'ai
~ 0rfn
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THE NEW TRACKS NOT 10 BE LAID OUT AT ONCE

THE NEW TRACKS NOT TO BE LAID OUT AT ONCE
Long Branch, ~ j.. Feb. l2-The report OF inc
purchase of the two Caster farms near Long Branch
by tho Monmouth Park Association, for the proposed
new racing tracks, premature me owners Oh INC
tro farms have agreed to sell their $50 Of land
hut the Monmouth Park Association does not want
the property, and will not close the bargain unless
certain public road IS vacated. This road which is
about mile long, through both farms, crossing he
sites of the proposed race tracks aud the grand stand
The only way 10 have the road vacated is through
proper legal proceedings in the Monmouth County
courts. The Monmouth Park Association has en-
Moved lawyers 10 take tho necessary legal steps, and
an application for hearing petition asking tho
court to declare the road vacated has already been
fled The roai is not important thoroughfare. IL
Is rimored that a number OF persons who have
always been opposed 10 the Monmouth Park race
track have employed LAWYERS for tho purpose Of
opposing the petition and application Tor tho closing
Il fhis linimporlant road
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rRE MAssACHUsEIrS G. 4. r.
BEGINNING OF THE ANNUAL STATE ENoAMP.
MENT AT BOSTON.

Boston, Feb. IL GpeciaD.-The twenty second an
nual encampment of the Massachusetts, Department.,
Grand Army of the Republic, was begun at fremont
Temple to-day. Commander Walker reviewed the
work of the year and mado several suggestions and
recommendations Tho Commander advises that IL
a comrade is in trouble and unable to pay his dues,
the post ought to do It for him. During the year
s4s.31o was expended for relief, which is S64lo
greater than ever before. The Commander suggests
that in view of tho probable increase OF needy vet
Grams the National Government should care for the'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13

THE YORKTOWy's FINAL TRIAL TRIP BEGUN.
Philadelphia, Feb. Il tspocIal--1ho United states
glnboat Yorktown left hors this morning for her OIL
cIa trial trip, under command OF Captain steele The
course viii be laid outside the Breakwater near Cape
JIcnlOpon. The vessel viii not return until Ihurs-
nfUhf
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1vxpv CRY cARLEroN,s TROUBLES.

1ustce o,Brien of fe Supreme Court referee IN lhe
silt for an absolute divorce brought by Helen o.,
Carleton against Henry Guy Carleton. Ihey wel'
married on January 7, 1885, and have NOT INeu To
cnthnr since January 10 OF the pleseho scaI.
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Good orilnary........67 10 Low Mdiling. Ss
Strict Good orinary.7 e10 Mddling " III
The option market had a very quiet look with absence
OF general interest After slight advance early IN me
the temper became bearlsh tame cable adVees,
laaNlng Oh ea9 polnLs lower. 6ales 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
Mp BAKER GIVES UP the CONTEST.

Chicago. Feb. 1s.--A dispatch from East ST. Louis,
Ill. says; sThe Hon. Jehu Baker, who defeated Colo
mel william II. Morrison IN the Congressional election
tiro years ago, has given up his contest in the
xvIrrth Illinois District against ". S. Foman Demo
Graf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
TIE WHEAT CRAZE IN CHICAGO.
GAMBLERS HOSTING THE PRICE FAR ABovI
TIE FIGURES ON THE sEABoARD.

GAMBLERS HOSTING THE PRICE FAR ABOVE
THE FIGURES on THE sEABoARD.
Chicago, Feb IL tSpeclaD.--It was a runaway mar
let TO-DAY in the wheat pit May getting 20 81 10 Ia
Tho price at the ton showed over cents advance
since Monday and u cents advance In less than
a week. As remarkable thing any other that
all through tho excitement the big bulls did not
pear In the pit at all. but were apparently as dsln
erested at 81 10 as they at 90 cents II day
Of extraordinary fluctuations, and got tho immediate IN
luenceS we're very ordinary. Cables came strong
little increase according TO Beerbohm. in the =" on
PASSAGE figures. had no influence whatever one
bull impulse from buying by Hutchinson. Then
there followed buying BY New-York and by 81. Louis,
both Of which cities have Jared badly IN this extra
ordinary bull turn. On The way from 81 Oh II 10
81 10 Ia for May there were numerous reactions, a.
exciting some OF them. the advances. There were
drops Of ] cent and more. with instantaneous rallies
a dozen times during tho session. Tho problem Of
covering up 10000 900 bushel short interest with
little 200 OOO-bushcl stock has not been solved.
There was a rally Of "a cent In corn. partly on an
Improved buying and partly on the strength OF wheat
May opened at % Ia sold between IS Ia and 80 "a
and 80 rs and closed at 35 1895 SO.
On the curb May wheat closed az 81 90 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
WHAT "DANn LAMONT WILL DO AFTER MARoH

WHIT "DAN = LAMUNT VIII do AFIIh MAHUH
Washington, Feb. IL tspeclaD .-After March 4
Private Secretary Lamont will be associated with
Secretary Whitney and others In certain business
enterprises, among which included some street
railroad properties IN New-YorE. Colonel lamont
says that the arrangements as made satisfactory
TO himself, though they do not include as was re-
ported, his appointment to the presidency of the
Philadelphia syndicate OF street railroads In New
York Thus the doughty Colonel viii no longer be
burdened with the OF public office, and instead
Of standing Off 0ice-seckers will be busy hereafter
counting car tickets, and instead OF listening TO tho
complaints Of disappointed politicians Will have some
fun with striking conductors and drivers.
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run vErErANs MEEr IN NEW-JERsEY.

Trenton, Feb. IL Special. The NewJersey Depart
ment of the Grand Army Of the Republic met this
morning in Masonic Temple resolution was passed
requesting that all the delegates from New-Jersey to
the National Eneampment support General Grub for
National Commander IL is 10 be sent to the Penn
sylvania Encampment, now in session. urging Its con-
currcnce campfire was head tonight at which the
members Of the Legislature were present The out
look Is favorable to Comrade nudd Bodne for the De
partmeut Commandership. The delegations nom
Hudson and Essex win give complimentary vote 10
past Commander Smith. Captain W. b. Miller, OF Jam
den has a solid delegation hom West Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
AN opmoER's REPORT on THE THURIow GU

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Secretary of the Navy
has received the report OF Lieutenant Commander
Dayton, Inspector OF ordnance, in regard TO the
test at Annapolis of the six-inch csststeel gun
manufactured by the Standard Steel Company, Of
Thurlow, Penn. II shows that the gun was star
gagged Just previous TO the trial and that careful
examination was made Of the bore and exterior, re-
veang the bottom Of slight flaw or blow hole nearly
turned out, about one-half way down the chamber
The report says that this the only defect that
could be detected and that II was too slight TO be
measured by star~gauge. After giving the dctils Of
the statutory tests TO which tho gun was subjected
the report says: @The behavior Of the gun and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
NEW OFFICERS OF THE NEW HAMPsniRE G. A. r

Concord, n. H., Feb. II lSpeolall.-Ihe tWenVy-
second annual encampment of tho Department OF
NewHampshIre, Grand Army of the Republic, finished
fits business this afternoon James F. Grimes, OF
Hillsborough was elected commander; Thomas Cogs
well, of Gllmanton, senior ecommander; George
e. Hodgon Of Portsmouth, Junior vlce-commahaer'
Elbrdge j. Copp, Of Nashua delegafcat-large 10 the
National Encampment f. II. Wheeler OF Dover !;
r. W. Musgrove, OF Bristol; Hiram Z. 1erlsn' Va
concord: r. IT. Learned IT,, OF Pittsneld; and ". T..
cowen. OF Lebanon, delegates. committee OF one
from each post was appointed TO memoralze the Leg
slaure to remedy defects in the present Soldiers Ala
law and to erect a Soldiers Home.
Reports to the woman's Relief Corps Convention
showed a membership Of 2,295, net gain OK 244
FIR the wear salina A. Staniels, Of Concord, was
elected presdent: Mrs. Daniel Hall, Of Dover senior
vice president Mrs. Carrie J. Bennett OF Manchester
junior viee-presldent; Mrs. Fannie b. Mlnol' Oh Con-
cord, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now-York Tuesday, Feb Ne dpn,.
for the carloads held over yesterday OF jersey o'
DRESSED Beef qu. and steady ss s7 ssgs Per :. b iS
as latest private cable advIces quote refgersed Beef
selling In honaS9 o 20 osa Of Beef n the Arizona
Joseph Eastman. Tomorrow the Adriauc VIII carry oa'
Y 1Se head Of which Ts e SsTi ar re
especially Prime vealsi and all sold readily az oa''
per essed Yearngs and Fed Calves steady at 5a65e per
N Dressed vea Arm at for country drs soap
sell sS az Collins 80 NevJey YEAS; sysragng from
1870 e 2eq S Fl q 81 500 hsa
8 9 sSsD & 80 sR9 %say jersey
Ts S;y sea aS' Sp1 ali GRADES
loads Of western snep were sold Of 90 20 Per lV9
ouo se ssass 30 per head the general selling range
Choice might possibly bring r g. ,m at 7,assso at the
DFsssd @S:'0 While in M.ss It Sss
Seans Lambs sold 9a IN Wss1gpSn s MssSe sus
up loa1c IN the 81 ass peT carcass
Drssed sBBfiGs Dewey Western Sheep is
iEoase e. % % rio head al At sC
81 ohs fafG Fei I'm little Fair % Prime Hogs
6e quoted a. q 80 20 lover SS 80 Ss a last
are selling al 5a6e Medium a. o3diG L1s es Ss' az
ana lower Jerseys at 7h07'4e; ana Lsh' upper
saSae.
,,yr sroER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
nrr,,o Fen l2-catte- Receipts for last Y hours 80
head Total FOR the eo weeE snas M roash none on sale
o. bouys 800 heal.
rraai n the week thus far $4,000 bor INC sae a. .sIa
G9asspeda snTgSsn Ordinary to Choice 81 90
marAs g. s' cannon ont 10 prime 81 OoSe6 so - -
Hoes-RecSips last "a bours we're lo nss .eS % $50
-, ot mus far % l38 same time last seeL Co.
Sonsized through ~ carloads 10 81 wca 70 ,s az 2S
AS 30 Selected Workers g 25a 81; "a soss rs ali
Weights s. O5 Rough - 2oa4 20 s"s' $50 ~
offerings taken. a. AVN. n,cvsvx,
,,,r,ao Union stock Yards Feb, l2.-"Ihs provs,s
journal" reports: CsteReeegts 600 hssa; s "a Coz
nSe rartet lower "a 20 04 ~ S.Se,s ~ .nt
q 90 Suckers and Feeders 90 1873 90 Cows Bans anu
u,St al Ts03 % Texas Steers ~ 5O05 ov oon ..xas
IIe~s peceInts "a 600 head shipments svoV mr tsht
,ounoe uixe1 a. 450i TO Heavy ~ 4oc& oOi AAsA'
a. TX : - 40, pics Al S56$5 10. o.no ..-k.s
Feceipts LOCO head shipments zeo1i ~ inS
,vesT Netiyss 80 OO9$5 90. Western Soflou "a eV~
s MO. rtxans s5ooaS 90. lambs "a sosso To-
o. Yorts Feb l2-Cattle-Recefpts l.40o stpmensses
oe market strong Choice Heavy Naive seers =, ~
"a 40 Fair 10 Good 0OD$3 10 Butchers Steers
20 hoiea AZ co stockers and Feeders An ~
Al e9sSs 80 Rangers Corn.fed, 90 oo0SS Az Sfasses
81 100 pec.l,,. 1900 shipments sOoi market quiet
Choice Heavy AMI Butchers selections - " - oo
Packing Medium 70 Priine. "a avs W. e
Ordinary Best 81 ~ o. 30 =. on.. ,,arket steady
sheep Receipts loOV shipments "oio' ~
Fair 70 Choice - OOSs4 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13

CHARLRHTos Feb l2yrurpentuo strong at a. sc aaked
SAVANNAH Feb l2.--Tnrpenfno firm al as oo bid
WILMINGTON. Feb l2-furpentinc hrm at fIlac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13

CoTI0Non the spot rather oo WeaS ~ prize, VIII
Pof receipts % 1870 bales against 81 $50 bales last
week. and 17A23 for tho tina last yeaf Since Sep.
temh0r / the receipts OF the ports have aggregated
l042677 bales comparing with 4702,s26 bales for tho
corresponding time last season.
Quotations based American standard OF eassih-
cation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-13
BONDS AcoEPTET

Washington, FEB. 1e-The Secretary Of the Treas
ary this afternoon accepted the following bond Offers