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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-29
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landing-W 7 Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Maggie Belle, Baily. Brunswick and
way landings-C Williams, Agt.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS. DAY.
DUN ohiS .o.S4
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 11:4 NJ 1900 Pm
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Fortuna Nor), Olsen, Sapelo. in ballast
Master.
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Baltimore, Oct 25-Notice is hereby given that
the Cape Charles lightShip, which went adrift
from her station of Cape Charles. Va, entrance
20 CheSapeak Bay on Oct % and was towed into
ble
By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
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RARTLErT's RExF LIGHT VESSEL REPLACED.
Bartietts Reef light vessel, No IS. has been
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-29

NAVAL SroREs-The market for spirits tur-
during the day were AIS casks, of which 200
cssks we're regulars at 4516c., and 219 casks of
same at 4534. At the Board of Trade on the
opening call, the market was reported firm at
45l<c for regulars. At the second call it closed
quiet at 451Ac. for regulars. Rosin-The market
was quiet, steady and unchange. There was
only moderate business doing. The sales
during the day were about $50 barrels At the
Board of Trade on the first call the market was
reported firm, with sales of 80 barrels at the
following quotations: A, B, G end D, 92I6; E,
971k F, 10s16 g, 40; 81, 1171S; l. 145; X, i75:
NJ 21O; n 260; window glass; 27s; water white,
SO0 At the last call it closed unchanged with
further sales of 4S barrels.
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.orrrcE OF THE MORNING NEWS, /
VI c-.yxAu ca Oct y An NJ

LA- The market was quiet and firm at
hC ..;,ns There was good demand with
quo.4 afterings The sales were 40 barrels At
lgnIp I'D of Trade the arkeC was reported
the p ~ the following quotations. Small job
DIE az Az beId at 1k6114c. higher:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-29

NFw YORK. Oct. 81 noon.-Stocks quiet and
steady. Money easy at 50n6 per cent. Exchange
long, 81 S11f@4 SIN; short, 50 $500 6534.
Government bonds neglected. State bonds dull
but steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
Friday. Feb. LIP. m.

Friday, Feb. Up. m.
And now the stock market begins TO broaden.
The extensive transactions in bonds 20 which We
have particularly directed attention just begin 20
exert their influence in the share market. To
days transactions in listed stocks aggregated
$4,000 shares. and the business was well dis
tributed, so that no one stock or class OF stocks
held q prominent place in the dealings There
was more or less covering OF short contracts
and no little Of realizing sales for the profits ac
crued during the last forty-eight hours: but the
new demand was a feature that made the opera
tons OF traders either fos the long, or short
account an Insignificant item in the situation.
Traders swapped jacl1-lSnives 10 the profit of the
bull" side; but IL was not that which made the
market what IL was Last Wednesday evening
We wrote Of that afternoons rally' that IL was OF
@ different character than preceding fluctuations;
that il was not done by purchasing for the short
account The operations since then have verified
the correctness OF that diagnosis The traders IN
the market, however. still disposed to look on
the market through last years glasses and to fight
any further advance The large short inter
est has not made any Roadway in its liquidation.
The Wall Street agencies to-day again were cutting
rates all over the country, being believers neither
In morals no. the law.
But the evidence of a change in the specula
Moles, sent over the news tapes two months
ago, which then seemed to be mountains, are
now laughed at as the carnations OF eornered
short interest. One Speculation has ordered 10
be made "a stamp 70 press on all the news slips
coming in his Office, which will read as follows
Issued to discourage dealings in stoclSs5 The
investment demand Of the last mouth is exem-
pllfed by the following story told us to-day by
one Of the leading brokerage firms on the Street.
We have sold over 5000 shares OF Pullman
at from i92 up 10 100; all the stock stood in
our name, and we reasoned with ourselves before
delivering it, If we should not transfer IL 20
Tom, Dick and Harry before delivering IL. So
as not 10 hurt the market. But we delivered
the whole OF 10 in our name, and it had no effect
on the market; not one share OF the stock we
sold is there for resale The buyers OF 1t seem
inRly knew more about the value OF the properfv
than did our principal
That is not an unfair example Of tho class
Of buying, outside OF limited speculative circle
which has been going on FOR months The results
OF it are yet 20 be seen. To-day's upward move
ments in stocks were unusually uniform excopt
In cases OF two or three issues which Yesterday
advanced too rapidly to suit the ideas of tho late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


No guide 10 the future was furnished by the spot
wheat market yesterday. Only four loads were sold
for milling purposes and the close firm only in
response to faint rally IN options The deliveries
If wheat contract were heavy, amounting 10 fifty
hvo TO sixty loads but the light deliveries In Chicago
tended to Offset this influence. In fact. the local
option market did not cooperate with Chicago and
was largely controlled by active switching transactions
IN the early hours. The total dealings slightly ex-
cecded 1000 coo bushels. May ranged from 96 5-S
at the opening to 90 3s cents and closed at e6 7S
cents. up from the lowest, but 3-s cent under Thurs
days final quotation. The other months ended al
about the same net decline as follows; February.
90 La March. 81 3-s; April % 5-s June, 90 7s; and
July, 90 81 cents. The deliveries in corn con-
tract amounted to 100000 bushels, but they
well taken and consequently failed TO depIess tho
market. Spot lots were 1-s11-2 cent better and
nearly 100, 900 bushels taken for export
active movement occurred In the options. but
without important changes February closed up 1-B
cent At A. but the other months were unchanged at
A "a for March, 45 for April and May, and "A "a
cents for June. There heavy deliveries in oats
but they didn't depress the market. Cash goods
were 1914 cent higher. and there brisk
ment In options which left February unchanged at
81 IS, but March at 80 Ia and May at 80 cents
lard. The options are quoted $40 points lower AZ
follows: February and March, 81 90: April. 81 % ;
May, 81 20 June and July. 81 30; August 81 80.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday
follows Wheat. 1883 bushels; corn 2o0,549
bushels; oats. ,231 bushels; total grain, 279 1873
bushels; -four, 22753 packages At Chicago, MIL
vsrkee and St Louis the arrivals were; Wheat,
bushels; total grain, 44o,75G bushels; -FOUR 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALThe movement ~ ~ oI moderate
tnues fair at 1rm rates, while other goods se "a
way AZ ouotaons Bricks-Hayerstraw Hard BrSs s or
worth SfGs7 so per 1000; Long lsanass s.siEIsIe:
Jerseyg s6aea 50 Croton Dark and kso
Croton Brown. s144s16; Philadelphia Front 81 si 90
Front s27. Rosendae Cement Is worth 81 1y@f - ~
Der Dbl American Portland 90 1o6s2 30 Engnsn foLS
land SO 20as2 30; German Portland 81 30eS2 ~ on.
State Common Lime Sc, and do nnlshing 81 10 ~
Johns Lime. e5c Lsths g. soGs2 90 ges o6 5oVO
CoFFEE-Rio the spot has not varied iSd ~ sse
Mid grades firm and In fair request sales teoo oeeed
West Indies private terms Tbs option, re narfow
range OF 1Oa15 points Business for the day was con, So
paratvey light and largely of local scspinR
Weakness prevailed early leading 70 declne op I
further slight break occurred closing steady ,r
declined 1904 fr and Hamburg Is down l41kx ~
1900 bags RIO oearances for United States AL
bses: Santos Receipts 5000 bags; Monthly Consump
ton, 5000 bags. Sales here 42.250 bags
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

NswYork Friday Feb l.BE1ay ,ee 70 East SIDE
carloads q ia sISusStersr Il carloads az Oak GIN for S
60 sar Os s e. for j. Stern q cs,oas
NE ersey CITY 70 be sold There were esr loss
In ne Tne arm and o aHST q iSs s e
were Common s aao yards were Gnay cleared and best
sPOesrGgd q, e b AIRY % s'a oSd 50
100 n and 9.5 no .5 sa saf ps soa q, ssSs Cows
we, Sse H Il tas Z ssiss Sac Is and Bulls s i So
shipments to-day from this port 100 os Nassa On ana
Lake suS Sn@ he a Ho IA Win Cattle making
s.,ssM Goldsmith Al Chicago Steers 1892 % aver S
igses q q Rsl 81 ~ d0 1850 g q = LIE n
= g g g. fs aHS a. ass g q
Baso is. n 20 so ggsio Assn is q a 49,
il lsso !. Z 3 cf sss.. s g. 1915 1915 8
D. Mcpherson: Ohio Steers t2Is at q 20; 10 "a
a. asst ss ( IS5S e.. ss;s r d s So
s g. % Ss7 s e. Buns, 1910 q $40 h. saa0 to
ssa.r Co. Indiana Steers sd; 800 n At q Isl
g. e. S1 assg sG Il q 1857 81
IS indians Cows, ll57 n. at So 40; 20 Pennsylvania 90
pos sherman S "a Z Culver Is western Steers 1222
g a. l2Ge g p 1s dG l,6 dSiS Hsiisis
eSs n a. ss COZ 10 Ohio Steers 1883 n at 81 CO.
isss S SGe 4 as se fss hoo =
oxen 1899 n and SO S 90 S c iSs 90 &c. i7os
u IS S. less siOi Bull 1870 D. at 80 oo DO i'''
l. i sessnsseIn i ehisssC steers 1855 n at q ST.
head veal: q T s Win e Sc. :. ::
ordinary TO Primo q s5sss % per LOG anS H Ss
Harlems and Bucks County Calves brought 80 n nsr
Gnlets sold Pennsylvania Veais iSS d. !" - " W
Dressed erassers dull SAGE Country Dressed yess
arm a. sfli LEO for Common 70 Oh0'ee' anu "a"
'0' s r. SND IAMBs-Recep 4s carloads Of sss
SisS and nearly 10 Carloads were already IN the pens
Trade slow and prices about 1sc lower with IA CARLOADS
70 Poorest S to Hest Sheep sold at sosss 80 Per 100
and Common 20 Prime Lambs at $685. o. win oseA
load e c9GSe SSiS DC OT HS III sheep
100 NJ 2 %sssgya AZ a. a. rs X
$ so ITS western Lambs 10 IL n at 90 7s OF Texas
do ps NJ lS Dewey 10 state Sheep 70
ess do 100 IL az % 90; 90 es aso DO. II r. &C
~ 10 los do "a IL n az 81 so no State DO. 90 n at
Hume II Munen III Territory Sheep da s r. AT at
10 1e A. ~ so; iei state do 81 n az s. 2S "a do
i 90 % % IS r a. q 8 sy 81 zoo a. Il
4 & ls ss sal Ai.s sSssp I 81 81
sss state 40 q IL 2 AZ SO L. IL; 81 DO 90 u 81 %"
80 s 40; ms Culver: ioa Ohio Lambs sc n g7s
Judd Buss1ShSm !, 40 sn oaC a. shssP q q
200 Michigan do ss n at IS 81 ia; $40 Ohio Lambs
IS Lambs. So 8 y; .ssae s :. g u n
]. N. PIdcOek. 1873 Territory sheer III 10 20 ~
200 do. ii8 1-2 n at IS Soi ss4 Buffalo DO % D.
Iot;sReccipts carloads of LIZA head al at toA;
sS 7s T ner 100 90 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02

Sperm crude 5ss7sc nAtusi winter sSs7ee Slsssasd
w :.,,.. s$ S'S;s s,s:ssss
$50 sss S'ssssss
f EEs Ss sss
sa ttsS e lasG isfsa ssSs IIsnss .f
NsgqT Em q psF ieo.a sy s
rno, hence Alicante 200 cases refined zoe British
sSp Sal ssss r. snsd BRUSH Ship
to london 600 bbis iubricating on % ca MiscFI-
Bsh Ss Harry
Limited ReaS%1 JsSscs q os%
e EYE s s saS 1
wsss e PIN oggSsd Dya
sSSs@er p SS,s' n Adi
fernsndna a'f e. SewYork. Fs Rive, Or Nsg Bsdosd
sl%sss g g. q e rDS 20 sfnss9's
north Of Hatteras. sugar. sl7 sup hsncs fspof'a
san sSs9fiSS gsnfso offered lower leading
Py1'' sss c s.'; "a Sps
t snS FAMILY Es5a M ssi% s4 90 - %s:sIa
BEE R @ e Ea
/ $50 bbs city Extrs India MESS IN ss Packet
s y Sssslo = per BIZ 81 FANNY oSsi
ssFs ~ Iyssis and ss YES.
NJ asS1s fss si' S. PsSfa ISssy 9sss
Isa o,S ss ss sgS %sss4 a. is
a ssos Ys :. sas seas 200 for fb
s ss:se VIZ Sds: saa sI;;
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Se down sd Ss on ps Gss w sslna
Sgss c SssA stain sss dS points sRa ossl
S SaSssa GO 51 e.. Ss5c February March
eSssd 4 1896 A s Ss2a 6 June 's.s
July closed 81 1906 August closed at 5s2 sass 2so
5 Sssnsa auSs Ssd as e.
soSh Smsre, sgSc s01 sss,r Ess ass e. ,ss
surr 81 sae continued demand iss strictly
NE ss' IND I'D lower Se 'p sds the ins '
PsnnsSiysSpe wsessrn f,dH &C. t,asy ia
ss Ps SIX. T Ss;s, sS Ss
essS1c choics 1ss22c Sssts pslIr dsrs
Good Fancy 2as S.Ss p Iss
i Iso w Sssms dairy cSss 1896
w iss 90 i ss: Is
as snf is'' %ss saf
Change cSn Of moment ruling Shippers remain 9Sst sSs
&c 1 %P. ana 'SS isasqfss se. Il
s 2s ss MsS1 ssss
IA Il i
odss.a i sS?A0es ssa1ss taa
S Ri SS1sSs. i fts sssssassS
S sfS ss r Gfas' ~G S@ hissSs cs fse Ts
ST. sSi "a : .s va s 5 's 0'.
TALL6weoais :,. and 10 s Coo n 's1 Sisc
ToBAcco-A ssneieotoy cases fss7 England H,y
s ehssss: 400 cases 1851 Wisconsin Hay 2e e.l
s syS ioS2 sSndss 100 aS
10 SO sai Sss and Easy business
n,vnS been completed at slightly Lever ,dnssa Goo
gasa T seee. re ssc; fancy clip sSs iooGC co
washed. SOC; Zoo do 1s 5s 's 5000
estora G MSs:.v 1850 e as Ssa
do pulled So2S W 600 do black feecc e5 bales E'
10 dod nne ma SSi VI do Bagdad, private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.
pRopucE MARKETS.

1vEnrooI- Ye6. lSSo p n gest-In poor demand Pors
Cumberland cut STEADY Il 4os ed short rib firm at
3fs Cd long and fhort cf mindless heavy 90 70 90 Ip
steady Cd and short clear m6es light 10 to 90
bs steady AZ shoulders du 39s cheesein poor de-
nand TalowIn poor demand Spirits Of turpenfineIn
poor demand RosinJn fair demand LaIi~spot-i In tair
AZ Gs ed February firm SIS Cd March and April steady
At 37A wheat-In fair demand F0ur-In fair demand |
demand fuufesjn fair demand Western. spot hrm
u III Hops Iondon-New York State In poor demand
Provisions American refrigerator beefBoreenartera $40
1gos Fcb i@Insccd cake 81 lbs 80 per ton: iinseed
ali Ia I'D Der cw: refined petroleum, a06ssd gal
o1 spirits o. petroleum. sgs "a gallon comtecn
rotln a. - "a 81 3D. OIL &4s
pr TN sugar los OF ew for Cnha centrifugal peiarzng
Provslons American refrigerator beef ForeQuaffers
o. IA. findgnarferh. 50 lbs by tho
AxTwypP feh. I.-wgeoxs lard coafh al e5 francs 20
Gshfimes per 100 kilos.
AsxwErP Feb p@ip AMERICAN lTADos
20 Confines paid and selera 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago, Feb. (Specisl).This being delivery day,
all the outside markets were going before Chicago
opened They started weak and Chicago simply tailed"
after them From OF cents where May wheat started
the price got low 90 IL 1t rallied 10 o. hes
tated hour between o. and o. AMI finally closed
very near the top at o. 34a97 rs. Although Hutch.
inson credited with buying. the pit transactions
were at time peculiarly significant Prices were
largely Influenced by statistics. One Of tho early In
nuenees was the announcement OF decrease for the
months Of 100000 bushels In the Liverpool stock the
Chicago Hour stock decreased 10 900 barrels FOR the
month; there fairly large export movement from
the Atlantic ports the wheat and -four clearing being
equivalent 112 600 bushels the purchase OF 10000
bushels by millers influential other one
thing. George Seayerne sold Is, 600 bushels No. 3
81, ana k0senbaum Bros made sale OF about
equal quantity. Tho price early was undoubtedly
had on It's mind THURSDAY evening For The first time in
q long while the buying Of sufficient 70 take
without retrogresson. tho offerings at 81 cents Data
dull as ever. Provisions had another consider
able break The hogs received here during January,
according the ttock yards statistics 80 pounds
heavier than the hogs received during January 1858
This excess Of weight was equal % 7ocoo hogs almost
eepls for tbs same month last yea These figures were
particularly Significant 10 the packers.
on the curb May wheat closed at 81 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TEIEeRArH

RurrAIo Feb l-Cae-Receipts for last "a hours, l,sSo
had Totnl for week thus Gar $50 head 10. tbs
same time week S092 Consigned through 81 carloads
s6 az which 10 WORK for sale market firm.
Sheen and Receipts last "a hours 3 neaa
Total thus BAR 4S400 For the same ume -
week "a 200 consigned through carloads, OF wnlcn "
New.York IS carloads sale prices declined "a
asa rs Good 10 Choice 81 1895 0o Choice 70 E1,Is
ira So 750s7 90 closed dull 20 carloads elt
Hogs-Rsceipts last "a 40 head Totsl 10,
the weak thus SO 800 For time last week elUsv
High grades declined 100l6o heavy grades IN good aensn
M full prices Light Pigs IS % 0S5 So Selected Norsss
al ~ az 35 Selected Medium weights s. l0G$o zo housa
81 1904 60 stays 50 10 ali offerings taken
CHICAGO Union Stock YardA Feb: This Droys,,s
journal" rsports cattleRecepts 800 head shppeas
"a So socxers and Feeders 81 10 as So Cows Bulls ana
RoS.Receipts e. 900 head, shipments 5000, markss,,
loser Mixed 81 656a 90; Heavy " 6tei vO' Lager
5000 head shipments 1850 mArks
veal Nsives So 90 as rs. Western Corn-tod - sv~
81 20. lambs IS 0oos6 90
a. Ions Feb i--catte- Receipts 1000 head shipments
seo marker steady Choice Heavy Native steers ~ ~
St oa Tar 10 Good So ass 80 Butchers Steers Aedua
~ oioa Al so SO 10 sockers and Feeers Fair 20 Goc5
81 s0SS 10 Rangers. cOnfed. 50 ooess co. erss''s''
VI Reeeipts $500 head shipments 900 marsc,
Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections ~ ~
packing Medium to Prime, - sS@i 80 Light of-a's
ordinary o Best 81 30 as 90 .,..a.
shesp-iseceipts nonej shipments 600 market s'eaay'
Fair 70 Choice IS 0o$5 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
AnAns DETAINED Ir oAsr1E aARpEN.

Among the passengers on the steamship Germania,
which arrived yesterday seven Arabs, who came
here for the purpose of peddlhg. They come from
Bayreuth in Syria They have sufficient money to
support themselves for some tine, and viii probably
he allowed 10 land although they are temporarily
detained ut Castle Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
OH MARKETS.

orr CRY Feb lNational Transit Certificates opened
seks, highest S6ss lowest ssh closed son ss..s
4sB 000 barrels: clearances 6320OQ oarfes ~.
So o3 barrels Shipments 1925 barrels runs 3ASso o
rels.
PrrrsBuRo Feb i-petroleum dull and heavy Na,len
sBia. lowest s5ll -.
RRApFoep Penn FEB l.--Nationa Transit Cerfirsasu
opened AZ e6s eloaed az s3As; hiBhesh oo$i oSes~ =
Cloarances, l,l32, 600 bbls. ......
TrrusviLLE Penn. Feb 1--Naropai Transit Ce5la''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
TIE PETROLEUM MARKE1.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market declined yesterday on
small volume of busintss. The favorable develop
ment report for January apparently had exhausted
its influence and IN the absence Of organized opposition
the bear party sold moderately but with effect The
Lima oil advocates arc apparently growing moro
courageous and Watson & Gibson issued the follow
ing bulletin, intended probably 10 imply that the
competition CT Ohio with Penpsylvanis oil was q
factor In the future value Of tho latter products
We understand that tho standard has just purchased
the property Of the Amazon OIL Company which owus
1000 acres o. oil bearing lands In Ohio The and
ard is buying UP all the Ohio oil territory 10 can lay
IFS hands Tho daily production IN Ohio IS nearly
x0,c00 bbls.S The producers show disposition
20 take an Interest In the speculation and the public
inferest seems 10 be allied against encouraging a
rise. The market closed at about lowest figures but
TOO duh 10 possess Significance.
The range Of pricos and the total dealings were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
! standard OF classin-
STAINED

Good ordinsry..-..6S4 Low Mlddling g 1-2
Strict Good Ordinary Il 7.1s Middling. go
There was lack Of general interest In the speculative
market to-day and In the face Of stronger foreign adyceS
prices tended lower Pert receipts lighter than yes
terday considerably larger than this time year ago.
and to that may be attributed some weakness Closing
figures decline OF 263 points Sales 90 500 6ses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02

CoTTON-on the spot advanced 1.1ec, and closed
arm with moderate dcmand Sales AL bales Tor con,
bales last week and TO- zoe for the same time last year
Since September the receipts the ports have azgre
gated 4[4el6o bales comparing with (65e5ss bales for
the corresponding time last season. -.
Quotations based American standard OK classn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK & SONS.
Bankers 90 Nassau.st, New-York.
SPIRITS or TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON Fob. l.-d'urpeutlne hym AZ $50
WILMINGTON. Feb. 1-furpentne nrm ~ $50
THE MANCHESTER MARKET
MANcHEsrER Feb i--coths and yarns quiet With aim
ited inquiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02

FINANUIAI MAHhEIbs
roSnoN Fob IA n NJ -Consols % 1916 for money
and as Tor the account; United states per cent bonds
aso atante and Great Western first mortgage Trustees
reyticaies 85i Canadian Pacific 53S Mex can Ordinary
ls 81 Paul Common, 67a Mexican Central hrst mort
gage bonds 73ie Erie 80 do. do second eonsoiA 1907
Kew York Central 1l2st Pennsylvania, Ola
Bar silver Is quoted az 429 I'D per ounce
Money ~ per cent -. =. 40 - 49,,
Paris advces quote per cont ronte, AZ s3 ramos STA
for the account and exchange on NJ 20 francs
20 centimes for checks.
The OF bullion gone Into the Bank Oh hhkAu on pal
anco to-day IL a11 900
Spanish as 73;a -. -, oo,, 80.
during the past week $3.50. -. q,
The OF discount IN tho open nrkot ior po snort ana
three months bills Is 2G2s per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02

Deb IS
1000. .....l03
Chio& East Illinois
COns0la
1000. 80. 1904
Col Coal 6 Iron 81
5000. ..1i.. i0l ,
1000. 49,. lol y
Cor Mid ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02
RAnROAD EARNINGS

BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
Egns. .. fS y i y ., t.; -
I aa week 70 Jam m sin . TaSdS 1890 iS$ScS
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
Number Of miles,. $50 -, 15u $50
jan 1 10 Jan. d.. ii702l iO9,oss 1t7,75s
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NETWORK.
NJ tho ,yaek 1887 1883. 1880.
Entered at the port. ss 320eo1 ss19IooS sss3e SIS
Thrown ON market.... 3,2s7ss0 SSlS's9S So2a4<7
Since January l. -. - 40 "a, q. a.. -.
Entered at the port. u $50 a05 49, go
ThrOwn m9rket-..- 14SlS,5io lO,oooooV AolVo'ESo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02

op'g. H'gt Low't Final. Bid. Ask'd sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02

Net cash balances s203 25 $40 Dec sle3
TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
The Treasury statement Of to-day shows net
reduction I'm the principal OF the funded debt in
January Of S794l,I 40. The total debt-lnclud-
ing accrued nterestless cash in the Treasury, was
reduced Si2,2 6,2S5.
The following compares tho statement Of February 1,
1880 with that OF January l. 1882