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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
MrCH ADO ABOUT sEVEyTY CENTS.

learned Judge, two assistant district attorneys
representing the United states Government. other
lawyers retained at good fcc and twelve business men
sitting jury, engaged all day yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court cudcavoring 10 lind ont
whether the Government entitled 10 20 cents. which
it had collected from Joseph Kennedy Mr.. Kennedy
was the broker for Thomas Cook d Sons, the tourist
agents. who October Il. 1888, imported two
packages containing 1000 guide books. Collector
Maeone would not deliver the goods except on a pay
mcnt for labor, storage and carriage The demand was
10 cents for storage. 10 cents for labor and l. cent
for carriage on each pachagc-maing in all the sun Of
20 cents. The money paid under prOtc H. and Nr.
Kennedy began a suit 20 recover it from the Govern
mcnt.
The suit was tried yesterday before Judge Lacombc
in the nitcd state, Circuit Court. General T., trhru,
formerly Appraiser Of the Port. and General rrcmWn"
were counsel for the plaintiff, and r.i.taut Bi-
trici Attorneys smith and Plat represented the C0V
Crnmcnt. The case }, test one, ANA of interest 10
many importers Judge Lac1mhc VIII decide today
70 whether il shall be submitted 10 the jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
PITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

,rr, hotorc Iudcc Lawrence, in the supreme
Court Yesterday gave verdict Tor q7'4l - "-""''
,bis itv and in favor Of William Z. MITCHELL sia'oher'
,titchou had "A bill against the city for stationery
Furnished dnring lass for $l4,jl5. The cry oh'la7
rfd n nav the amount. alleging that the contract
t,r furnishing the material in question was not ao-
vertised for bids ..,
Judge OBricn. in the supreme court Yesterday
nodined the Injunction against Miss Marion "'"o"''
,,io,,ir, her 10 sing with John stctson's company
,dirc tbe di,position N the case by Judge Fa'teF
son. - -, s,oo
,frs Pauline Noedcll recovered verdict LOT S@oo
from iury before Judge Alien. in the Court ot 'o-
,non pleas Yesterday against Mrs. Eva Myers. Mrs.
Xocdeu courht her foot In hole IN the Sidewalk y"
front Of the house at No. ID Rvingioh-st' WINCH u
oo,ncd nv Mrs. Myers, and fell spralnlhe hef ahNe'
The siit was brought in consequence o that aconeh
Tho Suit II the Columbus, Hooking NadeS anu l'iAo
RAILROAD COMPANY against Winslow, Lhnicr " 'o' 10
recover tle ,,rocccds from the salc OF bonds worth
81 G3j 600 came up in the supreme court '''"o'''
Icforc INDIE Patterson, for short time yes'c'u'S WI
motion made by Joseph II. Choatc' l"r INC "0
fd,uts to strike ont the allegation IN the 'oHP''v
mat 1obn W Ellis, who wa member oil TIC W
f.ndopt firm. was also a member oil inc "o"iu ~.
drcc,or. Of the Hooking valley Railroad company ~
fl. time Of the trans lctiOn IN question "lh'""'
amor & co. allccc that they received the bonds ron
rrlVatc pcisOI- and paid tie pio'o.u'' 'i,'. 'N ~.
we're sold. 10 The people from "h1H NY ,.,,,,',
triVed Charlie, /. VI Lean appear" w. '''- '''4
Dee sion was reserved.
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cryrRorS GIFTS TO THE LFpERs' yrRSE

r. G.. Haven Of No II East Thirty ninth-st, ha'
sent Stoinway piano f. Mis- ANY G. Fowler SISTER
Rose GcrluIdel. who is about 70 60 20 Moloth +"
preside over hospital for lcpers. lie requested mat
she play upon it for the lopcr, some ono -cti q
case II straw hats ANONYMOUSLY, and rift7 Of mono"
have been received ior her ly Z. J. Downing " Co."
Nos SO and 60 Beaver st.. q, follows: ANTHONY
Hockey philadelphia. and Eugene Lewis. Ncw Norl.
each So: An English Woman" and a Egookiyu
Young Lady, each $40: Z. sullivan aud Emma T..
Aufrnangcr. each S5; "a Ncw-NorI Fireman ~:
Lille NJ. Price IL. So baltimore. and An Unknown
Younr LADY each u. Az gifts sent 10 Downing
4 TO- Tor Miss Fowler VIII Do dIlv accredited. SIN"
is an expert m typewr.tinr and would .nd Typ
writer valuable iu preparing her monthly report 49,
The british National Lopro~v Fund. number oi
Yong women have volunteered 10 go win Mis-
Fowler 10 Molokai and dcVo'" their lives :" nursing
the lcpcls. bat She says thAt uo moic nurses arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
WORN or THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

The REGULAR monthly meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Yesterday devoted chiefly 10 discussion
Of the Mckinley Administrative Tariff BILL low before
the United state senate. The matter was brought uD
by Louis Wiudmullcr who introduced a resolution
protesting against thc bill ia il, present form. 10
particular clauses Of the iii were mentioned IN tho
resolution. but the chef point Of attack in the sub
scqEent discussion wa tsc provision fc.oding an
sDneal 10 thc court, 20 ct.Imuc matter Of fact well
a. of law in appraiser, decisions one OF the
speakers said. however. that he had received positive
assurance from members Of the senate Committee mat
this feature would be modified. Tic whole matter wa
finally referred 10 special comn'tic" OF Importer,
James NJ Constable. Pclcr j.. NOpal. George !.
Victor John sloan" ana Louis N.nGmulicf lN"N VIII
cooperate with TIE regular commit"" on forciEi Com
merce and RcvCHu" Laws. and special meeting o.
the Chamber NAV be called within two or three weeks
to hear their report 49,
George Etcar Camp. Arthur ii. Hcarn. CharlN' w.
Marry and NatAaral Whitman were elected members
of the Chamber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
HON0RS F0R 1 WROYGED POSTMASTER

Herbert r. Dickson. Of the welllmown law firm OF
Dillon q Swaync. was elected managing director OF
the ShnnccOck Inn and Cottage Company at the
annual meeting yesterday. The other directors are
Austin Corbin, Wager Swaync. William g. Wheeler
and Henry w. Maxwell. The election Of Mr. Dickson,
who recently appointed postmaster at Shnnecoc.
Hills regarded with the utmost satisfaction by
the stockholders Of the company. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Dickson. by the treachery Of trusted en-
poye, deficient in his accounts last year by the
of Sl2 30 II was not necessary to call on the
bOndsnen because Mr.. Dickson made good the deficit
from mis- private fortune it is expected that in his
new place al the head Of the nhinnecock Inn and
Cottage Company Mr.. Dickson Will protect with cN-
emplary fOrtitude the interests OF the company
Stockholders.
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QUEER EVIDENCE rRou PRESIDENT KENT.

The redirect examination Of President Kent, OF the
Mutual Benefit Life Association. who is on trial Tor
malfeasance in Office continued yesterday before
Referee James F. Tracey Of Albany, at the assocla-
TONS Office. No. Il Fast Forty -sccond-st il Is
charged among other things, that Mr.. Kent had over
drawn his salary account $4,000, and that DE is
mentally unfit 10 hold the Office The witness admitted
yesterday that he did not know the difference between
sight draft and a check. lie also testified that a
check for the payment Of claim had been ,@ncd
OH December 81. oo7. although dated January, l-r-
and that Frederick II. Caulkns, who signed this
check, not the financial secretary OF the ASSOCIATION
IN December. 1857. but that he was appointed score
tary in January. 1858. II further shown that
a claim for the payment Of which check had been
signed in January. 1885 was reported by the prcSl-
dent as having been paid on December 81 1887. The
hearing adjourned Until February II, at II a. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
PROGRESS OF THE DOCK INVESTIGATION.

The counsel for the accused Dock Commissioners
called number of witnesses Yesterday at the hearing
before the Mayor. En- Dock Commissioner Charles H.
Marshall testified that during his term no Top
wharfage was collected. Oliver !. Geer general agent
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, explained the
leases Of pier ~ that company with the city lie be
lievcd that they were beneficial 10 the city ana mat
the company paid for them all the rental 'neY "'le
worth Police Commissioner John Il. NooIm>, VINO
,yas a Dook Commi, siouer from september 1s-l, 10
May 14e5 dcpo~cd that top wharfage was collected
in his tine only i'm two cases. Instead Of col
lecting wharfage the policy Of the Board thea wa, 10
imuose ucualtic- OF 80 a day when thHndLc was
iah an uier. OF bnkhcadS 50 as to Interfere with u"
discharge Of We sell. The penalties were often ic
mittcd by the Board after explanation. ''h'' Is.
crss and David Mon stanford. cvil engineer, gave
testimony approving the methods Of surveyor lir'
er.cl, p THOMPSON in making measurement oi bh
,ro,E II il c,pnrted that an the evidence Of the
case will be finished today and that counsel VIII be-
Gin their summing mp on M"nda'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
THREE nALLpLlrEES NrED.

Phlsd phia. Feb G-Iohn I. Rogers, solicitor FOR tho
Philadelphia League Baseball tith TODAY filed .n the
Court Of Common Pleas No. a. three -Irptr bills In
equity AGAINST foeafty Sanders and flrr. n last years
Philadelphia team The count is asked iu each cas-" To
restrain defendant from playing baseball with any
other club or organization n 1880 other than 20. Iinmur
club. The bills st forth that defendants signed ron.
tracts for the season OF 1859. which gave No. club no
rehf 90 "roscrtc' the player for ur following season.
1ho charge j, that The players uam'd loo tH lil, have
recently contracted To rily with uc FaFoff LEAGUE
club u Philadelphia. Henry NJ. Love. the pr itrnt ~
Lr P1ycr-' LEAGUE club. g. made defendant n cnch
% tc lii-. and the court is led 10 onon him from
employing either Fogary Sanders Farrsr otherwise
interfering with the giving OF their Tor the
~ 1890 10 tho plinun.
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TO BrIID 4 XEW CATHOLIC SEMINARY
SUITABLE SITE SECURED AT YoNKERs- TT
WILL COST HALE \ MILLION.

y
The building OF the new Roman Catholic seminary loF
the Archdiocese Of Ncw-Yori Will be- begun next ""'''
a suitable site having been purchased at Valentine
Hill. Sonth Yonkors. for which $4,000 was PAID
II was intended originally obtain site within the
city limits If possible, but a pot Of ground large
enough for this purpose was NOT aN'Il'DIe NI'Nn
that area. The site which has been obtained Is
sixty acres in extent and constitutes Valentine tl
AT what is now called DunwOodc in the second
Ward Of the city Of Yonbers which used to he known
nc sonth Yonkcrs 1t is within an hours journey
NJ tbc Archbishop's home in MadiSonavc.
Tie money to pay for the ground was made up
voluntarily by leading Catholic aymen ana clereymch'
Archbishop Co1igan heading the list with a sub
scription Of $4,000 The new college VIII serve
fine same purpose. though a greatly enlarged
scale as ST. Josephs seminary at Troy; namely tie
education of young men for the Catholic priesthood.
St Joseph's Seminary did not have anything Ike the
accommodation necessary for the number of students
who wished to pursue their studies there, and As "A
result many of the students from this archdiocese
went to the Catholic colleges at Montreal. Canada or
baltimore to receive their education II wa also
thoueht that the Troy Seminary was too far away
When. therefore, the new institution Is hhl9hcu u'N
old one will be closed. . .
The site and buildings will cost in all about
500 900 the greater part OF which has been arcaN
subscribed. II is not as yet known what lclltlouns.
most likely 10 be the Jesuits Valentine HI Is 4
historic spot; for according TO popular beh1 10
less a person than George Washington himself o'-
cuped the old homestead there for several days uS
the war of the Revolution The old house winch Is
stln standing will be removed next month wien the
binding begins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
CAPPA DENIES A SILLY REPORT.

A story was published yesterday that Cappa, leader
Of the eth Regiment band, had been in Europe making
arrangements for great musical jubilee to be given
by the regiment here in september. 1t said that
wellknown composers Of Europe had promised to
direct their productions in person. and that the great
est artists Of both continents had siguided their in
tentlon 10 take part in the festival. Mr.. Cappa
laughed outright when asked Yesterday regarding the
tuthfulness OF the report. That is the first infOrma
ton upon the subject which have had" he said.
4" ] really know nothing OF such plan. II is a mis-
take. probably founded upon the fact that | have
recommended a renewal Of the promenade concerts
formerly popular among the friends OF the regi-
mpnt.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
Sr1rs ARISING OUT or E $. ALIENS CRIME

-Four suits have already been fled against Inc
rortv-sccond street and Grand street Ferry Railroa"
Company To recover the value Of stock iraudule"iN
issued bv Ebcn :. Allen while president Of tl' com
many and others are likely 10 follow. The suits at
Of which are in the supreme Court We're brought ~
tho rifth Avenue Rank. whose attorney j, General
Z G. lanes: by James Black. whose attorney Is
: F. Kneeland the Mutual Life Insurance Company
and the Manhattan Life Insurance Company. IN'
eases are Interesting ones. for l, -ad ti1t ,'n
az fhe stock was signed by Charles Curtis, n"" d'ad
when he was president of the o'WpphY. h AnAp'i
Of experts in handwriting will probably Dc examined
to teIl whether these signatures were for-cro- pr
rot Allen j., now serving term in the states
prison for his crimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
HAPD WAVES AppLIED ~ BocToRc

report published yesterday that the County
Homeopathic Medical Society intended 10 hold meet
ing in order 10 move the expulsion Of certain o ifs
members on the ground that thcy were no longer
homcopahs. The report proved 20 be without fundi
ton. "TEc society has no intention Of expellng any
Of It's members" said of its representatives, yc
day. The facts are simply that two physician. one
Of whom is the publisher Of paper. have applied
names neither blessing nor fla tcriug t. several
brOthc! physicians. These men have complained of
the matter and the object nf The meeting. which Will
take pace soon, IS to submit The question to the
society As said, 30 explosions are contemplated
al all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
THE BLcEyrEyyIAL OF 4 MASSACRE.

The bi-centennial anniversary o. the burning Of
schenectady y T., 10y the French and Indians viii
DE held Al the First Reformed Church Of that city
on Sunday evening. Address, will De made Nv Gen
cral Febcrt L. Viclc. Of this CITY. and bv the Rev.
Dr. william Elliot, Of Boston. Tho Rev. DR.. Charlie
: Vcdder Of Charleston, s. C., will read original
poem composed for Inc OCCASION General Niclc', ad
dress will contain summary Of important Occurrences
preceding and following the burning and mae-acrc az
Schenectady. Special mention viii be made Of the
domestic and public life Of the Dutch inhabitants OF
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
THREE DISCHARGED AVID ONE FTYED.

John Fletcher George sherman and George Raich
who were arrested the charge Of selling pools on the
races at No. 81 SOuth-fftlave, were discharged In
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday. The
witness against them bought pool ticket in the place
from a man who was not arrested. lie had merely
seen the three men in the shop and thought & ey
were employed there one Of them was writing IN a
hook and another was placing the names Of horses
on blackboard William Clark was fined 800 In the
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THE COI'RTS

Mr.. VANDFRBILT'S CHARITABLE LEY ~
The motion 10 compel the payment 81 Il '"''''''''
inr.ta,cc fax ON the lccaccs bcqucathod to various
charitable and religious Institution, under the VIII o'
William H. Vanderbilt was argued BEFORE H"lI's'U'
Ransom Yesterday, by Benjamin T. Dos laS'o' lor ,'o
state and Henry H. Anderson for the executors :" 'o
will Tie requests in question amount 10 '"'".
- OOO and tie tax If per cent whi'h - "s"'u
for would enrich the state TO the amo"ht VI ''''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
coon MILK FOR CITY TNSyJTrTTOyg

The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction hay,
sent statement 10 the Controller regarding the min
supply Of the city institutions. They say that the
quality Of fresh cows milk has been good, and that
for only two days the condensed milk was reported
below the standard. These days were December ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07

In State issues tie business was covered BY
sales of Tennessee settlement IS at "A Is "a "a.
OF city bank stocks Shoe and Leather sold l50)
ot 1872. and Western National (20l at % rs 1894.
The general bond market was fairly active and
firm without special feature. Atchson, Topeka
and Santa Fc new As sold at "a l-Sd74 Ia, and
the new incomes at "a "a. Georgia Pacific frsts
fetched i12 IS and incomes 20 Ia. The bonds
named are in the unlisted department Canada
Southern seconds sold at 90. Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas irsts were up TO 0s. The Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas issues were firm at full
figures Reference is made to our full report OF
bond sales.
The money market ruled easy nj l-2a4 per
cent. closing with offerings at 3 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was az
follows: Exchanges, Sl27,SOl,96O; balances,
Sj.66j,297.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S47OI5s. It's net gain on balance was
Se25.35O, made up by gains Of $l2O.04S currency
and 81 .2s2 coin. The days operations covered
Receipts. S2,]72, 406 payments, S2l47,O76; re-
shifting in general balance Of 81 ~ ,096,337 con-
sistng Of Sl7l ,5s5,64l coin and S6,4lO,696 cur.
rency. 49,. ,.,,,,.c,-o,-
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day 81 ~ ,O64 National bank notes fol
redemption.
The customs receipts were 81 ,005,357, the in.
ternal revenue receipts S53s,7lI I, and the miscel
laneOus receipts S21 ,01S.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
Feb 5. Feb. g. Differences
Net gold on hanasl5 is5S5 sl75l5SqS5a Inc $50
Net silver on nd. 23,61O690 25foV,lSJ Dec l'OoV
Not egaI tenders
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transactions. But Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western were sold down to 1875 3-4al36 is.
Louisville and Nashville rose l per cent to
80 l-Sa0O. Rock Island rose from 92 l-2 10
% "a, but the advance was stubborny resisted
and it closed at 90. Union Pacific despite of
efforts to hold it down, l2 per cent to 81 Ia
But, except the slow investment absorption
continues, there nothing in the market beyond
the swapping Of acl<-knives.
The milwaukee, and Northern Railroad Com.
pany makes favorable showing for the first six
months of its fiscal year. The net earnings over
all charges were ,365, against 500 1888 for the
same period Of 1854 gain of S34,777.
The market closed duh and strong.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury purchased $500, 400 bonds: 4 per
cents, 100000 at 124, and 100000 4 l-2 Der
cents at lO4 IS. At the Stock Exchange there
were small sales Of IL per cents at l04 IS
while the per cents were offered at % $3.50
pcr cent less than the price at which the Treas
nry buys them, only from depOsitary banks
We wish we were a depOsitary bank. Annexed
n m +ha clnSinp quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07
ApRLL GAMrS ARRANGrn ny YALE

Ecw-iiaVcn, Feb. G-lhc Yale C-liorc laeeblll team
has arranged the following game. for April April g. with
Ncw-York League club. at NcwYorE Apr and T. with
Brooklyn League club nt Brooklyn April. T. with Hal.
tiuofo club. at baltimore; April b. with University II
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia Aprii 0. with Philadelphia
League club, ut Philadelphia.
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The range Of prices and the total dealings were as


London. Feb g. - p. Tho amount IL i'm.
proVng: extra India STEADY 6es Cd Pork In fair
demand prime mess western firm AZ i5s. Hams In fat
demand In poor demand Cheese I'm poor demand.
railoN and turpcntnc Ia poor demand ROsn In fair de-
mnud Cottonsc,d oil, Liverpool refined steady at Dos.
aud futures I'm poor demand. Wheat and -four
poor demand. Corn and futures IN poor demand
mixed Western spot, duh az 3s l0sd Hops az London
Pacific Coast In fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07

md A. An inspection Is made daily sud icPur,euu.
Int the Commissioners have now oNrfcl ,sM'pPtN
"A day An advance Of condensed milk rms VIII XIV
,,n,,. nunortuultv for A chemical anulNs.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-07

Court Of Special Sessions yesterday for selling tickets
at No Duane 81. January -.
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THE PETRQLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The opening Of option oil at the Consolidated Ex-
change at ~ Os on sales of 1000 barrels reminded
traders that that price had been touched at TIE Stock
Exchange a couple Of weeks earlier The sale was
followed by a drop to ~ o. 37 the next transac
ton and prices then drfed gradually to 81 o6 l2.
from which an improvement followed to ~ o56
81 OG =. Business was considerably below the
record Of the previous day. At the stock EXCHANGE
prices opened i'm normal manner at ~ %, only Il
cent above Wednesdays close. and reacted light
trading ~ O6 3-sdS1 O6 81. Perhaps the con
tra>t presented by these movements IS suggestion
of the possibilities that might grow ont of the two
systems of trading were any speculative mpul Sc felt
by the oil markets. The operator who trades for
a narrow turn may think that there is decided
advantage I'm conducting his business without the pay
mcnt Of carrying charges that naturally attach 10
any commodity stored above ground or the advantage.
when the long interest Is excessive, OF being paid for
carrying goods But the dealings in fiction must
ultimately be liqudacd and the test OF the legitimate
market for oil may better be found IN the fluctuations
of regular oil at the stock Exchange than in the
variations OF options shifted from month To month.
in either of the New-York exchanges. there might ne
developed situation beyond the mastery of the
age observer Yesterdays markets were without
significance as TO The near future Efforts TO retari
The tendency of values upward obvious. but the
character of the recent buyers of certificates indicates
confidence that temporary fluctuations do not dis
turb.
Tho range Of prices and the total dealings were as
Stock Exchange. Consolidated
! I5as-t .......... 81 SSsss
Final .............. | O6A 06s
Sales. barrel, ..... III coo 22i 600
Refined oil was unchanged at 80 cents per gallon
i'm barrels and O.1D cents In cases.
Foreign quotations Antwerp, l6 1877 francs
Bremen $50 marks, London, 1850 ) rs pence
on CRY Penn. Feb. G.-Nationa Transit Certificates
op.prl AT N CG1 highest. ~ or lowest 81 OH
closed at ~ OGN. Sales. 10000 bbls charters, 37777
bbl.; shipments, o35i3 bbls runs. 2.2Sl bbls.
Pitt-Mirg Feb. 6.-PctrOlcm active and nrm National
Transit Certificates opened AZ 81 o5s closed at 81 oos
highest ~ or lowest. II O6la.
bradford penn. Fob. G-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened O67s closed at II o6A highest, 81 07ls
lowest. III O0H. CleaUnces. 100000 bbls.