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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Dec. 27-Cattle-Recelpts last - hours 500
head total for week thus far 5000 head for same time
lat week p 500 head cOnsig I'd through 500 head all
t. New.York; 100 bead sale prices steady and arm
Sheep Lmb-Receipts last "a hours 600 head total
for week thus far Is 200 head for time last week
10000 head consigned through 400 head all TO New
York 600 head sale prices steady aud finn Hogs
Receipts last "a hours, 1850 head total for week thus
far, 1880 head time last week. 81 4SO head
consigned through. $50 head. $50 head to NewYork
$500 head sale trade active prices firm and higher
mediums and heavy, 80 20 heavy ends SO 20; Workers
80 S0d SO 30 PIGS, 80 S0dS3 50.
St Louis, Dec. 27.-Catte-Recepts, 1900 head mar
ket so good TO fancy native steers ~ 25d$5 fair 70
good do 80 i0d$i 80 stockers and feeders, t2dSS 20
range steers S2dS3 Hogs-Rccepts 1000 head aTket
firm fair to choice heavy SO 5oas3 90 packing erades
Receipts 1000 head market strong fair to choice SO 40
Gsf SO; Lambs, - SOC S5 40.
Chicago, Dee 2T.-Catte-Recepts 10. 900 head ship.
ments $500 market slow but steady; bceyes, - s5asi
stOck-fs and feeders e. 25GS3 cows bulls and mixed.
~ 4Oas2 80; Texas cattle 81 1882 10 Hogs-Re-
cepts Is 500 head shipments, 1000 head market slow.
Light. 20 oas3 TO-. skips, sSasS 80. sheepaecelps
1900 shipments, 900 market strong; natives. S3d
IS 30 Western corn.fed. s2as5 Texans, s3aSi lambs.
"A oOds61O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
ru vopu nuv TRvHNE SATURDAY, lSs9TEN PAGES

as 3D. II nayrc sos schooner Mabel Thomas Ssoo1er
Robert Graham Dunn. Fernandlna to Ne"'i'iA'
81 so and wharfage. ,a. ool,c
There i cS ne gTee
eoqtau s s as CO 90 Sasn do CO Io
cod domestic $as2e foreGP rd g pgs sI5ic TaoS
5oS: Menhaden crude Northern, 2l2aZ2c' ~
pressed, 27329s hon biea ,Ssd sperm. crSde
zoe !sssoe seach ssr sn @a.e sss sSe
cseSei winter @;scoc sd Plain Plain $ sos ssos
&c Ncatsfoot prime o2Ra75c; Straits 202N%'c iA''
DE %sderrMtS Mes. '' sts 3
steady prices Mes! sa' quoted at $40 $3.50 so
SsaE I'll 05 81 s 90 cy E ks%ff s
sI5I1I5 Tasa ' &os aul D SE 80
3 % Family - 72MSO IN far request quoted here
4 s5 2 ic 80 g "s Es s' quiet
rcSa Hans 6 Vest e come 70, Ssre' Pg'ars md
P 5t Sr 10 rsif ricksG Hams ss Smoked 49, 9o
III Elsrd and 5%e At short rib,
January closed at +GIs HirSGsX Urine better
ar demand Gt gn hss d sS sht decidedly
SSS nsq %nea Sq b@ Si d iS fPSF
laton quiet city steam steady sales lV Sos
26SS S'" eossd 'aG' S4o 600 -
Harh s at Ct o :acs ' SOC s Cent
nent quoted at 610GG zoe south , Aet aSs ,rSesr
ASIDE from me net taS din s STATE c Tas
e ene fail S" tbs oSa9c Egin Creamery fancy 2s@29c
Creamery & %e to Ptc HeamS 20 e" june
aacy 7Si5c sSlS DC fair 70 1901 1'S 1ity
Se af Rqy tub. and a choice sq22 DO prime -
else far l2qlig state Dairy Wei'h s tgs pay
atkins fancy lsal9c choice leSgl5sc g1oi oS ,nv
S sG?Se 5sSos good l%si7; io 12sItS
state Dairy tubs eornCn os I4dISc fair ioslic
Dairy choice !9alse do good dgiSc 10 fs
ss1 uN %e tub. 5s sitSS Faeoy ' tubs a
sSs s o spt t1Id demand S%5' Tor ny Sat-
Factory which held 1s dull Ade s aT ina Fset sSy
Scrtm6cr fancy eClGrcd and white ,d 1ose DO
October Common sncy y rol l9aS P%s SKINS
,Sims sgts . "slG ncN EGGS Fine fresh are about
steady While lover godes rule dn "a. and o E'qG TPoe
f",h 25s &C.; Western fresh 2jL g2jc DO ate packed
Isc common to prime, lGal'c'
AZ G5s ad 81 so' -. ts'9sf Ssa1a
81 '' n ' c55.S.5 'E G1s fssl e
cqos Ioggssed GO ara ss9p seso5, SaG M e.
e trs G g" 5.G5c @c.~ iSsic yellow, 4satac.
noA sTahF SaId ' Go S ' @ 9
city, 5l,c
sse. mY5 6c sse
SOC; $50 do 1855 state aNsna l2SaI3c 100 100 Do No.
STndres 5iS a3jc: $50 bales Havana 7ocQSl 15 125
do Sumatra 81 10dS2.
TArIOW-Apaln lower and active. Prime city
ouord closing ,-lGc sales 100000 ~ late yesterday
and to-day, 1lGaii2c.
wool Aside from sales OF $50, 900 n pulled wool the
overent ha. hepn light all the week and the market
absolutely without feature Most holders expect good
Id on tba turn of the year AID think higher prices Will
realized Including the above sales there were 1000
H. ran Te<os 10 OCO unNashed and unnerchantabla
tloe.e 10 coo do fine = blood DO, 1000 do do I'M
Washed 600 do blood vashed $4,000 do spring Call.
fonia "a 900 do Territory 1900 do secured do G50O do
do Texas 81 bales China, 80 do East India and p do
Bagdad on private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,Ss Ea sas ;aio1a: Ssi S fs
SS ~ s s1sd e. Il aods al
carloads for kaufman strauss ana 80 carloads ar
''s sa 1S !fF sGS and sal az S
At az early b h0I Gs5 e Gch S last se Moda
Ordinary to prime steers sold at " 65ds4 80 and !
6y GO s9di% a =, at :? 5S 20 ps g. is sSd n
ar Prla ie sDe qd f% 'a Sd y
oIds@it6s dispatches indicate vry depressed market
Tor amSrG&9 oS sS @ coSpf. ss cattle on the
81 III the sua na 400 do a the
send Of beef in the Erin 9So quarters in
The sa 4s'a2 a GodsS smith pKiue Steers CHOICE 1851
AZ - n at - IS is do iiS7 H. 5s II Indiana DO
gS a. 80 IS D Se'sG ESQ Sq ' at IS 3 do 10 1883 sS
H. at - co; DO 1li5 IL, at ~ 49, s,oo,s ,Y-. ~ a,
20 so 1880 H. at ~ -; Il Bulls, 1853 n
a aSsS' oxen Gu iSo H. at y - u Bas, 1853
D. D. Mcpherson 4 Co. ~ Buffalo Bulls and dry Cows
SSi%0e q chicago steers o0l e. q, 4 50 60 6i ~
Newton Gni,tt YgGa!o o Ken l235 5 n at - 20
&c. &c. 1915 go H. a. az = IS N'"'o O'''' i-' '
GALvlsTEceets 400 head AMY harlsm yeals
stronger prices, or at Sa39c per ~ Veas steady at ga
sales-Hume Mullen 90 Western Calves. s2l , aver
age &c 40 do, 271 N. at Sac Veais 10 n, at
Newton & (iuett: Onto Veals 30 n at &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Rcceipts. Il carloads Of 3.12S
carloads Jersey CITY and carloads at G0tst
number held Yesterday at the lower
wards. Lambs rifle firm for choice stock but Sheep
slow and while at 60thst the pens were well cleared at
Jersey City fully II carloads 20 sell at late hour
me weather however + favorable and Hight arrivals
predicted tomorrow that sellers holding with
pecatiOn OF an improved demand on saturday
Ord TO prime Sheep sold at sidS5 80; and deck
load extra heavy Ohio do at s0 Lambs ranged from
- so good 90 choice including carloads OF
Canadian do. averaging 81 Il b. sold by Dllenback &
Dewey at the outside figure.
The dead market was only fair. with prices much the
same Is reported YESTERDAY
Saies-J. " Pidcock 304 Tcrrtorv Sheep. IL n
age 1T IS per 100 n H. at s. % 20 Michigan
DO n so 1913 Michigan Lambs, 67a m, at ~ TO-
Dnlenback & Dewey POS Western Lambs rs n, at
- 37i2 339 Canada do. 81 N. at ~ 30.
u. Haul CtOn $50 Ohio Lambs IS n, at 81 20 $50
Canada do, 81 n at ~ 3D..
Newton Glllett: 40 ohio Ewes, 90 n, at 81; II do
1903 n. at - 81 Kentucky sheep 1870 rs. at s. so; 10
Kentucky Lambs. 81 n. at 81 Is 100 Ohio do 81 ~ at
- 10 152 do, so n. at 80 so.
Sherman 4 Culver 80 Ohio Sheep (choce), 1S2 N, at
J. F; S9dler Co.: 1os Chicago Sheep 90 ~ at S. 8.
Judd buckingham 900 Canadian Lambs, rs ~, at
81 1917.
p. S. Kaso 27 Western Sheen. 1903 n at $5 25 1ot
Canadian few WESTERN Lambs. 30 n. at 81 10.
NJ Goldsmith 2lS Re lucky Sheep III N scant (price
not ascertained), probably IS 80.
housekeeping % carloads Of ooo head 20 carloads
at Jersey City and carloads at 40tbst Fairly steady
feeling and nominal quotations are SO s5Gsi 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
TILE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. - (specian.-Hueh to the surprise
everybody to-day. the whea. market developed into Q
GOOD sized affair This due. however TO decline
that took May wheat 20 50 cents The start was not
promising one and for hour, the pit was as dull IS
could be. The price opcnd where 10 left OF Thur'-
dav and on favorable news from seaooard menisnd
i',elf for an hour The cline was probably
inaggprated BIZ selling OY Hutchinson. He got Oh
olldcrlbln line at s2l cont; also con dersbe
-.lhr at s2a. cents and was rIorGed as seller
90 600 or 100000 bushels at New.fOrk. lac ls.s
cent OF tie decline from S-0S2s c.nt for MAJ was
"A uuidating by the pit rally. Al g. nts thass
heavy buying by al sorts or Interests Nay
rlO..d ain ost the bottom at s2aSZis cents
outside bvlsh. TINS
southwestern movement small as ever Mime
~ Oil. ard Duluth getting ONLY 2J0 IL was act.
ally reported that 80 600 bushels Of cash whoa. wers
ought here b. shipped back 20 Minneapolis. Com
easier FOR tie nearby options OF The big receipts
che arrivals being 9si nearly 300 more than ex
rected. This set tie d ccmter option 6ics I een.
MAY however clOsnd just where 10 opened 3is cents
Ne-Yorl said st. Lon. Offering ter free
IS. Hutchinson consid rble Her OF oats. Sibey,
one NJ big shorts a consid 'rable buyer. Nav
22iscents and closed 2l7s Provisions
easier Hutchinson being rather fr selle~ o. all Il
NAV products. January rork sod at 80 ard c'oed
nc 80 %. lard and ribs showed decline from
THURSDAY OF five cents Wheat on the curb was s2s cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
COTTON MARK FITS.

mddng 9Ssc good ordinary l5.10c net and gross re-
ceipt 100 bales exports coastwisc 41O2 sales l763
stock. 74lOO Wecky-Net and gross receipts 81, 05d
bales exports to Great Britain is ls3 eoastwse. 17is
sales, 3, sos ~
savannah, Dec. 27-Cotton steady mddng. 99.l6c
low mddlng Bloc good ordinary $50 net and gross
receipts 0l0 bales exports 20 Great Britain 51SS
the Continent. 1l,6l7 coastwse. $3.50; sales $500
stock, 81, 459 WocyNet and gross receipts. IS 500
bales exports TO Great Britain to the Continent,
New Orleans Dee. 27.-Cotton steady; mddng. 9Sc
low mddng, T16c; good ordinary; 9he net receipts.
the Continent, 12257 eoastwsc, 900; sales, $500
gross 1Ol i0i exports Great Britain 2i3i2 France
e 70 the Continent 40O5 coaswise, 1894 sales,
81 ,25O COrrec tlon-ENpOrts cOastwlsc December II
should have been 4705 bales December ~ 97i bales
December 20, 370o bales
New-York Dec. 1.-THE following the total net
recepts OF cotton AT ali ports since September 1889:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Dec. 27.-Cotton quiet; mdding 1oi.a10ic.
Flour dull Howardst Western super - 25ds2 IS :
do do extra 50 oods3 60 DO do family 90 oodS 40 city
- sOdSi 30 spring do do ass % do do straight 81 Is
asi rs: do do extra 80 coast Wheat-sonthen quiet:
75ac Western easy No winter red, spot and Deem:
Siac March 83l.ds3'sc; May. sG'eds6i2c. Corn
Southern and firm white new 1885 yellow
new 30d3sc Western weak; mixed spot, 40c new. eno
37c year. 37d31sc January 3sa3le February sSae
southern and Pennsvlvana 2sd9ic Western white, goa
Sic; do mixed 2sd2s9c graded No. white, Slc
RIVE steady prime choice. 57d00c Hay dull; prime
choice timothy s3dsl3 so. Provisions quiet and un
CHANGED. Butter firm for fine grades Western pacFed
i4al9c best roll I7ai9c creamery 2sa2Se ,Egg,
1880. quiet and easy soft, sac Copper hrn
refined, 14a15c. whiskev steady. ~ 10 Freighss-To
Liverpool. firm -four. 2la22s; grin 81 {;
for orders 5sd5s 3D. ReceiptsFlour 10 600 bbs;
wreat. 21.500 bushels; corn 1S3 900 bushels; oats:
600 bushels rye GOO bushels shnments.tlour 10 700
t5i 900 bushels.
Buffalo. Dec. 27.-wheat-No. hard opened strong;
carloads sold at Ole at closing, 9oec bid so'c asked
Northern with sales Of Is 600 bush at SHE;
$3.50 asked at closing Is ooo bush No northern sod
Extra u wRte' srSG8@c Corr dull and un:4t.es 10
., 95i2a36c No. 3, 3i'.d35tc: No, 4. stSsttc; NJ
35635iac No. yellow, 34a3ti2c track. Oats 1"if
and weak; No. white, 274a27o,c; No. 3 white. 2sc
No. 2 miycd 2Sc track. Other drtlcl's unchanged
1000 bush shipments-W Wheat, $4,000 bush; corn,
1000 bush oats. 30 roo bush.
Chicago Dee. 27The leading RANGED follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28

tiona Transit certificates opened a, 1853, Closed q,
IO37s; highest, 10l lowest. 1O3is.
Bradford DEG - atio9ai Transit certificates 6ened
at 1881 closed at 1882 highest, 1889 lowest 1881:
clearanccs "a OO0 bbls. -
Ttusvillc Dee 27Natonal Transit, certificates opo,eh
at I0yI2 highest 10f lowest 1892 closed iO3l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS


Tight money" on the last day, saving two.
Of the year. and the usual dulness appertaining
TO the holiday season worked ruin in to-day's
stock market The hHal declines, leaving out
the gains, VIII average nearly IA per cent. This
was calamity that tested the nerves Of the
Oldest members of the stock Exchange and made
them sicken at the idea Of -aTrying inactive"
accounts without the privilege OF charging up
an extra commission TO swectcn the closing PAGES
OF the ledger OF 1889. After you have for four
years encouraged and Endorsed the industrious
eHorts OF your governors 10 kill the goose that
lald the golden egg, We submit that il is OUT Of
place 10 DE sour 10 the few remaining customers
you nave al what should be the festive and oI
Gus season OF the year You have been having
monthly subscriptions for alleged news which
drove customers out Of your Offices Would il not
be good idea 10 begin the new vcor
with a little practical nursing Of Tho
few operators who still frequent your offices
instead Of enlarging upon the tghtness Of MOI CIV
which you should know is entirely artGc al
question Of rate and not difficulty in obtaining
mOney al any rate
Touching the money question, comment OH III.
astufencss among borrowers of daily balances i'm
tbc Stock Exchange is barred by the statement
of the fact that in five hours the rate rose from
X To 30 per cent, and declined 10 per cent. and
thai finally there was present over 81 200. 900
that womb have accepted any rate from to-day
till Monday. The fact that the rate for money
al the Stock Exchange can huctuate "a rer cent
in FIVE hours in dun period, is a reflection OF
darkness On The situation which Is not credito lie.
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year ,.....-. e.--,-, r.. IN
STAINED.
Low MD Hing. g 1JlG

Goo Oriinarv. Low MD Hing. ....S 1J1G
Strict Good Or1nary....S Mid Hing ............9'i
OPTIONS Developed frmness to-day, and the spec
ulaton larger. A falling I'm the interior movement
served the chief element OF strength. December at
one time showed adyaEee OF 4d5 points, but closing
figures only az points better. Other months LETT
o. at az nOlnts rise. Sales. Al 800 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28


Net cash brces2 80 1873 $50 4117so Dec. s52o5s
The foreign exchanges were dull and heavy for
tO-mOrrOw'S steamers We question the reports
that GIO0 600 Of gold had been engaged in London
for shipment TO New Ork, because the exchange
rates do not vet warrant sucn a movement. But
if the trade balances continue to rule rs they nave
done during the last five months such movement
is inevitable in the rear future. our analysis Of
the exports and imports printed above IS n SUI
Gclcut reason for TIC weakness in the foreign eX-
changes at time Of the year when they usually
haVo ruled strong. We revise Quotations
for actual business as follows: Bankers bills at
81 Sc Is and ~ 81 Us for long and short sterling
respectively: French francs at 5.23 Is and
$50 IS; rechmarks at "a SIS and % is, and
gulldcrs at 80 Is and 40.
In London British cOns0s were easy at ~ l-l6
and q. 3-l6 respectively for money and account.
In tie open market money between bankers ruled
at 4 - ~ per cent, and for discount of bankers
bills at 4 rer cent The Bank Of England to-day
lost $50 600 bullion on balance. Bar silver
steady az A3 sd. per ounce. American rail
close yielded Is a II per cent from the extreme
quotations. At Paris French 3 per cents, after
selling al $3.50, closed at $40, and sight eX-
change on London was easy AZ 2jI7 francs for
the g.
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
will pay its interest due January !, 1890, on
It's 4 per cent general mortgage bonds at the
Union Trust Company, Ncw-NOrk, at the con-
pauy's Office in Boston and at Barring Brothers K
Co.. London.
Grant Brothers and TGrner. Manuel & Co.
are Offering to investors at par and interest
an unsold balance of the Spokane Falls and
Northern Railway first mortgage per cent bonds.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Con" any has
declared a seni-arnuol dividend Of 10 PER cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
New.York pee 1.-THE following are the total net
receipts OF cotton at all ports since September l. 1880
OIL MARKETS.

VIL
on City, Dec. 27Natlonal Transit certificates opened
1881 highest l0i lowest. 1881 closed lO3s. Sales
90 600 bbls coaraDces 1875, 600 bbls
Pittsburg, Dec. 27.-Petroeum dull but steady Ma.
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COTTON-Thc SPOT market steady aud Without
rial change. Sales. I7j ba'e, for sumption Port
receipts IS 900 bales against 32Gi6 bales this day LASH
week and 81 200 bales this daY last year Since sep
toni cr receipts at the ports aggregated OS5 09j bal
against 1878 Gs bales for the corresponding time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28

was duh fancy creamery 2GG2Tc; fine 2ld2ic; finest
Cincinnati DEG. 27.-Fleur quiet. Wheat dull; No 2
red 77G7Se Receipts, 300 Oqsh 5snToe 5 800
hasan hsas s55 S cs 81 s6a y 'S @
steady sales sos bbs finished goods basis 81 o. Sugar
asked Cheese Steady demand strons c6mrSH
receipts iSc head sSpaents o@5 asstSrH eS
esnse steady, 12O per cent discount buying and pat
Mnwaukee, Dec. 27,-Flour dull and steady. sAea
S sp.s on Corn dun cab sS tS Nay S .
dull 10 WI White S on track 6, 22S Rye Gset 30 I'd y,
steady dairy isas6c cheese steady; sheddars sSSs.
ss SS Xii n S:sS Sp9sSS
rnlaaeIpnl. Dec; 27slour market continued s sgs
but quiet at 50 1888 IS per SS BSckWhcat acur
slowly az orrer rates p 7SGs 70 per 100 for ss%
declined Isgc uI,cer lower reports irom me vi ~
SiscsG G SSsasc lar to good mins e %neat r sd:
choice and fancy cngoerry ooa3S2e unsraded ss.H
s S0. ss fe6rSar S March ssassc Cora
Rs o d sSS Ms f s
NO. yellow ~ gam dcGt si9e No mixed IN si
y7as7-c February. TaS1 nc Miieh, 81 as7s.e: oass
white soc No white silsc futures du snd generally
eDrSarf soasoGe MaTSS So. asoc sS. urn ana
in far demand Pennsylvania nrsts 2Sc Potatoes ouch
goo ''s fSGSs d f q ic
Iar 10 good oOd0Vc mammoth pearl ouao'S' 'VVtv".
ana prides, o5dOOc; mixed rOugh .sIleues fVay,
other varieties unchanged kecepts-Flour 5fUv p o'
wheat, ZOO bush com 7G,2O0 b,sh 9.ec iSoV 10
Shpments-Wheat $500 bush cern' oooo push oS~'
400 bush
st. Louis. Dec 27.-glour quiet and steady. but 'ey
light demand and trading. Wheat lower the opening go
nrm, but with outside markets tnere Was oectus
and the close weak. May, t@ee and July Nc Hy ooT
at slas Sc July closed S.,sc coS rp,S I'd
at 25Sso asked January closed ut Posse asked feeros
2Osse asked; Nav 2sSe bid. oats weak; No casa
i0isc; MAY 2iSd2iac January, l99c bid. Rye ~.
but Arm With No &C ioc. Barley nothing done asy
Values In buyers favor Prairie, sGdss timothy sss
az SO Bran quiet and unchanged. Flasseed sases
az III 40 Lead dull aud weak Soft Missouri, S0oc de'
silyeraed refined and chemical hard 362he. Butter,
inc NJ nc Conmeal, 81 5saSl 90 whiskey Il ".
ProyislGaa dull Porh, 80 10 Lard-No demand i1
stesmr not oastable IS so Dry salt meats-Shoade
stGsi as longs and ribs s5de5 rs short clear ~ gSs
IS all Bacon-Bosed shoulders - las longs anc r es
81 az itlsS as short clear ~ 75ds5 s7 Hans ~ o9s
sia Is ReeeprFour 1900 Dbl. wheat goSe co. s ssS
barley 5000 bush Flour, oo0 bpls wne..
"a" ,,sb. harley. noo bush.
roledo Dec 27.-whest dull, lower; cash and Deem.
her sic; January 81 nc May, soc. Corn active sta
cash S8c May, 33se. Oats quiet; cash. z-Sc "a.
seed dull steady cash December aud "a Ss wss as
1921 bush corn 20 $50 bush oats 5edi eiovercseb
bush oats. 5000 bush. cloyersced. 2o3 bags.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
, 1851 1sss 1852
sd T ss b.s ! s. s5 5 $50 So ss ss5
CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC
H$s>' !: s S ia Ss5 5 ss
CHICAGO AND EAST ILLINOIS.
4 Es%Gf Tes & % n so s,5s9@S SS
IOWA CENTRAL.
j jnd T tS bet Pc ss sS III iaS s sS5
LOUISVILLE YEw.oRLEANs AND TEXAS.
Il. 5@p'; & T &. .s $$ 49, i IL
NEw.YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
$5Rr;; 81 G IF sss 6 f;
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
a s 81 GG .ss 5ss5
RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
} f,; Sa# ;23 e 20
ST JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND
aa%'; %eS g. % III 6.e sse5s: aes S
TEXAS PACIFIC
$5s'; { 5s5$5 5ss5:55 j
WABASH.
Number Of miles,. ....... 1.00l l.0Ol
Jan. i to Dec. III. ..... y oSo7 700 12,627,56s
PENNSYLVANIA
Month Of November
Gross earnlnss sl.7slI54 s4secs.2 q 4s2 sol
operating eNI~nscs.... 30 > 9ji 3.3SIOJJ 3lO199l
Not earnings. 81 950,1oo sl.473.1o7 sI73i 500
ern lines. ''' ', 1885 1no75 1msso
Set 70 p. r. r. CO. sI40i.975 ~ ssl se2 1855 $50
Gross earnings so. 1888 s52sie $50 olo17l
OPERATING eNoenses. 33.5755 S5,7 80 372G5,772
Net carnIoes..; el7 2O2 SAL 1905 or SIS 75o 3oo
Add profits from West
cri lines.....-.,.'.. 11O7Oie 15o.o9l 92ll2i
Net to p. Il. r. co.
for II months. SIS. $50 81 4oiiio oo7452o
Deficit.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Month Of November
Number Of Hilcs..-... 81 5H9 551
Mt carnlias. ,o.... si7saoa el5i.s12 ssoloc2
GrSs s"i carninss sasts.soe sL4sos7e e5coro7I
Operating expense'.-- 2.25,.4l1 2''Ss,oNo s1098'6
Net for l. months si.5 955 si.75Ooj0 81 o22 so5
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NEw-YoRK.
En tS5 ne St Se mort 500 ss o.,
Thrown on market 2.2Il.52s 2fOI0h esi50li
Entered a. te 1921 zoo s57 st3 100 IG9
Thrown on market l21.oSi.2G7 l2O'l8Ll0l 1J GIL
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS
Bankers, 20 Nassau-st. New-Tork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28

cash quotations were as olloMs: Flour dli and nn-
changed; No spring wheat &c No spring wheat.
zoe No. ? rye i4ac No. barley. 5sd6Oc No. /
naXseed 81 80: prime timothy seed. 81 % pork.
per bb 50 35ets lard yer 100 D. s. 75ds5 ia sho,,
~ l2hd$i > short clear sides tboSedI 81 00dSi 90:
whiskcy dsters' finished goods per gal. 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-28
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON

The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceirnI to-''av S2I6.516 National bank notes for
redemption .n.ooo,
The customs receipts were S6j0,933, the in
tcrnaI revenue re cpts 1888 4j, and the ms'cl-
IaneOus receipts S26,G19
T DAYS Was ington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement rs follows
Dec Oh Dee. p. Dder,nce.
<t cold ON nd SlSs O O73 $50 -07 $50 Inc. 81 III
Net Silver On ma 177l72i3 l7,o9S555 Dec. Gis,7oS
on hand. 7.7s02el 7,146o73 Dec. oS4.14S