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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
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LONDON Jan. 3oAt the wool sales today there was bet
Ter demand There fair attendance and better all
round spirit though Cape OF Good Hope and Natal woods
nued dragging The lower grades we're largely withdrawn
Withdrawals Of these kinds for the days being
2400ont Of The 5000 bales withdraw Australian yoels
while the lower grades Of Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal woolswere I'd often d below the prices the
series There offered l3,l40 bales Following the
VictoFa--sales $500 bales secured, 11dals 9lsd DO
locks and pieces etd9ll ID New South Wses1S goo
Is Sdia greasy 0t7d4l1id; do locks and pieces 3sd@
3D. Qneenaland-ls bales greasy sde 90 locks aud
pieces ga I'D South Austraa-sccurcd Is 2da1s 81 DO
locks and pieces saaQiad greas 9lsda 10 u d. locks
IL Id greasy 1Aalld do locks ana pieces I'D Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal34Q0 bales secured; sidels 5id
DO locks and Pieces I'D greasy, edUSd5 do locks and
pieces 3sldpbLd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
1--WE srock MARKErs-pY TEIEeRApn.

HuvrAo Jan S0-Cattie-Recelpts "a hours 500
heed Total for the week thus nar 2efo head For as
same time last 800 Consigned through ~ caroacA
81 OF which York carloads for sale market steady
Common TO Fair So 1904 90.
sheep and Receipts last "a hours $500 hsAa
Total Tor tho week thus Ear 2o6oQ For the same tine ~
week al 900 consigned through IL carloads Of whicn
TO Ear sheep IS so ass Good Choice - toes5 90
Choice TO Extra s. 00d$5 90 Ordinary 20 Choice Wes1ers
lambs So 250$6 90. Extra Lambs 50 254SI co. -
Hogs-Receipts last "a hours 5,0io head Totoi w
the far % 44O For time ast week "
Consigned through 10 carloads OF which 70 New fcsk
carloads sale market steady Light Pigs 80 % ssle9,
Workers 50 90 Selected Medium weights ~ soreo XII, s
chiefly at IS 90 Rough 81 0oaA 40 stays 81 eOs&w'
all offerings taken
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. jan 80" The Drove1
Journal reports Catte-Receipss 10000 head; shPmrns
500; market weak Beeves ~ 1904 30 steers ~ ~
81 90 stockers and Feeders 81 09y 3D. Cog4 Bnls ~
Mixed 81 400S 10. Texas Cattle 81 4oos 20 "e''"
Hoes-Ieoeipts 10000 head shipments 5sooi make
higher Mixed 81 1895 90; Heavy ~ 1896 0si hx"
AZ s5 ass Is. skins 81 90 ass Is -
Receipts 10000 head shipments $500 mas6s
stnanV Natives 1900 ass 20 Western Cornfed ~ oVs
81 90 Texans Sd 0093f %. Lambs 81 80 ese 40
ar Ious ian SoCattie-Recepts 800 head shirienrgt
l0O. narket steady Choice Heavy Native steers ~ "
III %. Fair 10 Good SIS 90 asa so Butchers steers
10 Shoice So aO8S3 Stockers and Feeders tair % 49,
81 900a U.s. Rangers corn-fed. 3S 001sS ooi erHs'''
sHossRscsipts 1900 head shipments l4ooi mass So
steady choice Heavy Buchera Selections - ~
packing Medium 20 Prime, - 1894 70 Lsnt S~~'"
Ordinary Beat ~ 75 IA 30. -. .,,~~s
Receipts 800 head shipmentsl0o; market s~s
Fair 10 Choice IS 90 ass 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
RAILROAD EARNINGS
v1NANcrAL MARKETS.

Yoxnox IAN 3O.-4 D. m.-Consos 90 i1-l6 for money
nd ~ for the account United states cent bonds
"A; Canadian Pacific. p2as Monean Ordinary AOt 81
ia Reading 24ss Erie 29s do do second consos l04
Mexican Central first mortgage bonds, Is
mar silver Is quoted at AZ I'd per ounce
he rate discount the open market Tor Doth short ana
three months bills IA per cent
Money "a 9iad9 per cent
India Council bills were alot1eN 10 uay at an adVance
OF I'D. per rupee. - ..,,o. =. 90 49,. 40,
paris advices quote per cent renes a ~ francs ~ y
the account anu Oh oheon W 30 aos
20 10 Confines for checks. - -. a. -. -, 49,.
Of bullion wlhdraWh Ho 'no bahk OF fnBlanu
on balance to-day Is 8o6,OOo
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
The Treasury purchased 100000 41-2s at
los, and rejected offers of 81, 600 900 4 las at

The Treasury purchased $4,000 LES at
l09, and rejected offers of 81, 000, 900 las at
1914.
The business in State bonds was covered by
sales OF Louisiana consols at SO 7-e. OF city
bank stocks, American Exchange sold (21) az
LAG, Broadway 1881 at 2s7 Ia. and Western
National 1ol at 90 Sales of several issues at
auction are printed below
The general bond market was large and broad.
The prices ruled firm. The Philadelphia and
Reading issues were subject TO the force Of
realizing sales after the late advances, which in
duccd bearisf" attacks, seemingly from the same
source that all last week pounded away az the
stock; and yet the prices were welLsustained by
u continued investment buying. The general
4s declined 70 92 rs and closed at 93 l-8 against
93 30 last evening" the first preference So closed
at % S-S against "a the seconds at 81 LIZ against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

On .n9 r1 Creamery 5S626e: ohcos Western acs
29s' c5Sios parry isSiso Good % Choice iisias
DETROIT Jan. 80 wheat No White cash los,s; xs.
RED eas SsS Ney Csc, No. Sh is:a 10 10 fss
cs15s w $500 1850 bush Oats ioSs
~ ssss a.s 'S s :'f 81 sc au e;
s sSs a. 81 4 ::s
Northern January February 81 ss 70 m,y
Oh G Teor sSy y ssS % Nav &c.
Receipts we're lO2 cars and shipmeDts ss osra
.tsFs ss:R s jan May sSsio'c ap ss;
Ne S wa e 2sf r.v Rye i's ssr S
ta.S S At ni 81 e % . ssHu.y
esss:e :5ssS .S
@.OS oG w 1880 SSs Barley i5SSo bush
's sspsnas y Co.
s oSg % . i scSss 10 sosi
s ssss; g G Sesss 2s ss 1ssss
ss4 sas y 4sS esss d. 2as sn IS sSsss %a
Far cnSss g AL Sn Psss S5
aSr Ss. and and Ws :,.. 4 q 70 oos S'
@ red % fer or March Z 40 DC o' @
SSc do for May az 90. es7So Rye nominal A. sss os
Nlsa esaI1 ssE Iss ss:s &
n % sf S s2pST g elevator vac a N @
s q Ssnas sss q T ssES
May 4ss SIfc oas-Car lots ruled steady local demand
ssssss w Ns e %n sS' /. yad No. wiz SA s :;
90 Choice 81 o55e future, steady No White J.pu1y
$ a1 q Esssq.5yd sAa Nav ss ssr'f PSs:
but steady White PotatoesNew York ana Western Esf
hSss choice bs sGS e, aaG s choice
Sg se e o Es% s gu 90 sr 1
N'n t So 90 Family Su 81. 9 70 sr. 90 5s.
90 DO IN salt Sesac Sides osss Ribbed smoked sssss
sc Shoulders pickle cured 90 do smoked sss1s:
i@rd steady; City Rsansa sisssso; stssm ssslOe
eTss@sy EI aGs' at aso western
B. and y. Creamery Extra at lie; Western EaesoI
rs. roen Wsss Ssr rrsts IS sis Cheese sa
Part skins sSsc. run Skins ?sss ssgsT.Rsaned ara:
Bran SIS 2' PSr tom gsSS'9H Zoo S SD 20 w Ss
mens-wheat 5000 bush Cora ss,eoO buaa. Oats $500
bush
unsettled early under foreign advice but became strongss
Ia Bee M snS fs;ss
DID July sS slS,as Mach s CON NAY ,aT
closing sac asked oss; ssE No. ssss Va MAY
seady al bec FisSseed nominal at "a &c. Lead al ss S.
S sery sSss s n:ci %
III 9Sssi So wSiskey steady 8 o. PrOvscns strong Pork
81 y sS asa clear g gTs snf
Sc: a; 8 q 5 6. ''' q * s
5000 bush. shipments-Flour 1000 bek WHEAT 1000
bash Corn 10000 Oush oats l2ooo essA hs 1900 bush
TOLEDO. jan Se-whoat firm, higher, cash ssrssssci
May s5ssc; July ga asc Corn active firm cash sac My
si t. cash S Is March v Ssesps. aood
%ssa 1900 bush Corn 1000 bush Oats IOOO bush
Cloyorseed 1877 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
Surplus, each year 1.i76.4sT e2eoS,sOe 1894 1874
WHAT WAS DOME IN STOCKS

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
For nearly year there has been a mystery
about large outstanding short interest. which
As only located by tho Stock Exchange firm which
Is carrying IL. 40 one time IL was guessed TINT
IL was AIr Gould, and then chat 1t was MIR. Hill.
of the Manhattan Company, and then IL was set
down % several other important influences. FL
naIly the Street got tired Of guessing Recent oc-
currences, however, have started new guessing
school, and thoughts now are turned toward the
managers OF railroads which, for the moment, are
set up as Obstacles 20 q completion OF the agree
ment between gentlemen" Yet 10 is still
mystery.
Today's stock market WIS only a repetition of
those Of preceding days. The action
Of the Burlington and Northern OF yes
terdays meeting In Chicago was used for
considerable more than 1t is worth against values
The principal effect was 10 produce dumesS, under
cover of which prices were depressed small frao-
tons and fluctuations were limited. The latest
tr9nsactions amounted only to 0Q0 shares, OF
which New York and New-Engand furnished
2l,300 with an exceptional advance of per cent
to 40 3-Sa46 IA. Big -Four was another strong
stock and rose Ia per cent 20 08 rs. Atchis0n
early was pressed down 10 40 3-S. and closed at
40 I-2. But In the general market there was
sufficient of hesitation. because of the so-called
hitch at Chicago to give the bears the market
so far as the making of prices was concerned
But they were obary OF putting out additional
lines. The final changes are small and nsig-
nihcant OF anything but dulncss, and the last
nglres were made by raid that began only
five minutes before the close.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were quiet and steady at
quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

THE Hr1MAN MYSTERY IN HAMLET. By Martin
W. Cooke 16mo, pp. 135. Fords. Howard d
Hubert
IT, NAV be doubted whether it is possible to say
ANYTHING more about Hamlet and therefore the
mresident Of the New.York State Bar Association
does wen to apologize in advance for his eX-
perirnent in threshing old straw. His idea is that
Hamlet is intended, not as an individual, but as
a stype This notion would be more luminous
could it be forgotten that nearly all ShakespeareS
leading characters have had precisely the same
thing said about them. Mr.. Cooke thinks she
6ramatist intended to represent spiritual strug-
ole in Hamlet the dominance of the supernatural
over the natural as exemplifed in the Princes
reluctant abandonment of his passion for Ophelia
in order that ne might devote himself to the
carrying out of his dead fathers wishes. In
the second chapter this theme is very ingeniously
and carefully worked out 1t is subsequently
illustrated by parallesms from the classic drama
or, as we should be inclined to put it, in several
instances-remote afinities rather than parallel
isIns
The question whether there really is mystery
in Hamlet is not examined by Mr. Cooke, vet it is
obviously one which must be determined before
any attempt TO solve such assumed mystery can
have serious status. German mysticism was alb
normally rampant when most of the German crit
icism uIon Hamlet was written, and it is question
able whether that fact is sufficiently borne in
mind On the principle Of scientific research that
the simplest and easiest explanation of fact must
be sought frsb the trend of criticism stands con-
yicted Of heterodoxy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
OIL MARKETS.

on CRY Ian Sensational Transit cortlncafes opels3
sSS highest seA lowest 81 closed soS $3.50 ssr
$4,000 barrels ceafances $4,000 barrels sa S.r
prrTsBuRg 30.-petroleum lower Nasionsl 81 =:
lowest, S6t2
BRADFORD, PENN jan 30-Natonal Transit S er'sf A.
opened Sc a closed S5as; hishest So n h~sss
Cleafancos $4,000 bbls. .,.~
opened at $751; highest S6asi lowest s47s closed sot
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Mem fluctuations.
TN PRESS, A DEEPLY INTERESTING
REASON VS. REVELATION.

N IhECc, "A AEe0
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we satisfied that Mr. Ingerso has az last found his
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jealous champions OF orthodox Interpretation had led
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FrAnni. 60. Jun. 80. 1880.
pELAwARE AND HUDSON REPORTS.

wednesday, Jan. oU-p. IN
The Delaware and Hudson Company to-day is
sued its preliminary report Of it's operations In
! sss The surplus earnings for last year were
10 s5 per cent ON the stock capitalization tonly
6 per cent was paid out in dividends). against
1877 Ia in 1887 and as per cent IL $50. The
directors vo'ed ~ make the dividends TN the stock
for $50 at the rate of per cent Subj0ined is
the comparative statement Of three Years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
AlnsltaI 3nsirnmrnts.

NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos
IA 81 or Tzake which specially selected and pAed
- ~. Stsss OF the MetTopoitsn Opera House Company
daring the past opera season win be sold st liberal
reduction from our regular prees. $40,
VIM KEABE CO.. f12 6th-ave. above l6,hst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
AGO. Jan. sorhs Leading futures ranged = fsIisws,

Cash quotation. tolioys ~ spsns wh.ss stss
s47o No. Spring Whe,. 80 6sl &c; NO, aea axe
So barley nominal No ! Fl4r SGD sssd 81 60 60, PIN:
81 o3as per 100 To- Short Gb sdss loose IS Dy
rsd "a 2537 Whiskey distilers finished goods 81 0S
Ser gallon sngars-Cut Loaf 7ss9ssei GrAnulatsd 7ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
Danrina ACADEMIES.

II.
A --cARTIER's DANCING ACADEMY, 80 6u-aye,
N. between 18Th and 14th st pyae and eass ,essohs
All hours lady assistants special terms Tor euDs snQ
families; classes attended city country Walt aught
rapidly; CLASSES afternoon and evening; terms modelae
A LIEN DoDWORTH NO BsI FIFrH AVENUE
"A Glasses and private lessons
For gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings
Send 2-cent stamp for circular OF terms &c
IL ERNANDo's Dancing Academy, l62 East SS'h'shh
forming Tor second term All
Fashionable Dances Send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

so. and the thirds at 81 1-2 against e. Fits
burg and Western irsts at 10 ga New-4ork,
Chicago and ST. Louis As were active at about
full figures. closing at "a l-8. Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago consols sold up to 90 7-6a
93 "a Denver Rio Grande and Western rose
TO NJ Fort Worth and Denver frsts advanced
TO 94a93 "a. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe firsts
to III, and the seconds to 10 l-2 Reference
IS made TO our full reports OF bond sales
In the unlisted department. oil the StooK Elk
change. Cotton Oil certificates sold t7.10O) at
n Isn5l I-2a50 5-SaD1, Brunswick Company
1900 at IL 3-sa17 IA, Mount Desert Land lloW
at 81 sc I-2, and Buffalo Iron 5000 at s.
Money was in abundant supply at l-Saz per
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, s99,23o,oaO; balances
The Sub. Treasury to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House $500, 800. It's net gain on pai.
ance was s264,400, made up by. com gam IN, OF
s354455 less a currency loss OF sSoVso.. -. in ne
davis operations covered: Receipts, $5o94 ,4l0 !;
nay1aents. s2836, DOL resulting in general pal
ance of ST 49, 932, 359 consisting OF 81 os'ozo'oaz
coin and elj,306517 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHING1UN.
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day $685., 366 National DanK notes ZOE
redemption. H. a.
The customs receipts were $3.50, 632 and tnc IN
ternal revenue receipts were $25U,632.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement oI
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares Wild
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
Net gold on nd s1ss BIZ $50 s1es poc e. e4 ga
Net snvr on ma 24,19o,52o 2A721,o5l Inc. ozi'000
S ON ssnd. so2oe171 so172s2e Dec 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY

WALL STREET GUESSING AGAIN.
A BIG AND MYSTERIOUS OUTSTANDING
SHORT INTEREST
Sara Ar THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JAN. &c.
TUE GENERAL LIST.
Actual Sales Closing Ne.
roorA o5;. T7IIsT;i FINAL sid, 1.Fd ' .sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
G1rnrsions.
STEAMBOATS,

A BOSTON, via Fall River Line, only SO
Ae fer frst-elass limited ckete reduction 70 all other
noints Steamers PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY
ieave pier 2s N. r. foot OF Muray-st, at 30 D.
week days only Sunday trips will be resumed In April.
Connection by Annex from Brooklyn Jersey City
Al q D. m. orchestra each steamer.
NORWICH LINE. -. p..,o.
Nv Favorite inside reute. Fares reduced: 40 1o'Cn
al; Worcester, ~ 80. Correspondents reducu9SnI :" ~
pons East Steamers Leave bei ~ sSs iefy daily
Sundays excepted s0 m Tickets ana sSess rooms sns
secuIed q principal ticket onices IN He"-A0fh ALI
Brookiyn at once pier and on steamers -
WeetcotVs Express viii call for ana chech oaRHage
FROM hotels and residences. G. W. BRADY Agent
NEW-HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck-slip
IN (PieY rs z. RI at D. and IL .. m (sunaays eK
eepted Steamers srrlve III time early trains north and
east
BLOOMINGTON LINE.
FARES REDUcED-INsIDE ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
az PROVIDENCE. az 25 WORCESTER, 90 90.
Passengers have choice OF three express tfalns re-
clining chairs free OF charge. -,
Steamers Rhode Island and stenington leaye New
York pier &c. n. R., one block above CanalsL.
daily. except Sunday, at 4 30 ,. m.
Tho New-YOrk Transfer Co. VIII call for ana cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

SPIRITS OF TURpENTINE
cHAnIRsrow. Jan. sO~rurpeutine trm al f3o..
WuAuNQToy, jan. SOW Eurpsntlne steady ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PB.
rRoLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
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BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.


MAHHN|HNNA" y
], OOO....-.-.2l
1000. .--..- 20 =
Am Dock "a Imp %
3.O00....,...ll0
Buffalo e Kne New
2 600 l25
Brooklyn Rle lat
5000. .--...1l0is
Bur q p a. y lat
1000. --.....97sl
1000. .---.-. %
Canada South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston, Jan 20, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

$4,000 ......7b
Rioh a West Poin
Ter Trust 6s
20, 900.
80 ] q q lst
1,O00.......l0B
4HFgr.aA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
FAIRNIONT.

FAIRyONT, W. VA, March -CoIlec-
tor McGraw has done very graceful act
by appointing Mr.. II. T. Fleming, of Graf
ton, and rative of our own town, United
States Storekeeper at the Hannisvllle dis
tillery, at Mariinsburg The new official
came here to-day and prepared his bond
with ]. B Cane and 3. A. Fleming as Sc
curities. He is an old rail1oadtr, ard
pulled the throttle o. passenger engine 73l,
on the Fourth division, until very recent
ly, when he met with permanent irjuiy
il an accident near Warrington.
The members of the Car ton are having
the rear of the floor of their Opera House
elevated and are making other improve
ments in the way Of painting and irescO-
ing. They will make this populor place
Ofamusement q credit TO our town betoi c
they are through with il. Col. Geo. Tur-
ner has charge Of the work.
The grand jury ground out big gri5t Of
indictments this tenn.
Will L. Nuzum sold his Jefferson street
property to Mrs. Adem Fisher this week
for 81, 200
Lee Reinheimer ia st home again from e
business trip East
Honest Joe Moreland came up from
Morgantown Thursday 20 gee how Ihings
were going on in court.
1t ID stated that one o. our eategpTisiDg
young business men will soon be welded
to sn amiable young country lady well
known here.
The Normal Scaool bcometh with al
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
wELLsBURG.

WELLsBURG, March 9.-Circuit Court
has been going on all week. Judge Camp
bell is presidiog.
Bat two indictments we're found by the
grand jury.
A dance was given at the Hudson House
on Monday evening.
On next Monday Kemp's orc estra will
give party 70 their friends and patrons at
the Hudson House.
Thursday's Local. The very pleasant
ceremony which united Mr.. Henry A
Wise, of Charleston, and Miss L'zz.e
Cooper, of this pOce in thu bonds Of mat
rimouy was consummated at the home OF
tine brides parents last evening at 7:30
o'clock. About fifty of the relatives and
friends of the bride and groom were pres
emit, aud promptly at the time named the
Rev. Dr. Cunningham, of Wheeling, i'm
pressively pronounced the ceremony which
cost Wellsburg one Of her most charming
Young ladies'. After the marriage con-
gratulations and CONVERSATION occupied
the time until eight O'Clock, when an
elegant wedding dinner from the catering
establishment of Mrs Spsidel, was served
The presents, although not shown to toe
guests, weIe many and elegant. At 1910
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise left for a trip 10 Flor
ida. OF indefinite duration. After that
they will 20 t. Charleston, where the
groom hiss house ready for occupancy,
Mr. Wise being 3 well known lumber
dealer of the Capital City.