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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
-, STATE of TRADb.

,o,,,... }. 1s.-Cotton steady and unehanfed- PS 40
BaItIhore street and Western super e 2oGss S,is
dhil l0~s13 so; do family, 90 75dSi 80; CITY !nt'
pf o bnd yxtra, - lost 40: winter wheIt Po5S
- todTi ira - coast Wheat-Southern fairly cSSnrs
~ %; d"Itz: $3.50 ongberry, s0do9c No 81
olc; 81 SPOT and February. sO1 ds0yc; Marc Oh
winter dly. s32Gs35s June SAC asked. Corn. oousn
"ol'+9 arrivals mall white 40d i2c yellow. oa.oo.
Sn ! ,t'ady: mixed spot and February. 35Sa3322sc
Mar 3d. d3G4c: July. 49,. d36sc steamer -. d3oc
JuNeady southern and PENNSYLVANIA 2sd3lc Wes.en
O9, 20l a3lc do mixed - 2d29c graded - wne:
3tnoce timothy, SIP 50dsl3 90. Provisions ftesdy;
!, pork old. 80; new, Sill Bulkmeats loose. shout
es, Sc long clear and clear rb-sdes 5s s aga.
zee. Hams lC9.dl12c. Lard-Renned The; cruaa.
SIC. Butter quiet Western packed, lod2lc 1st r3ii.
I6qlsc smery 29G2s, Egg arn iSegi ,o re.
sugar steady; \ soft 6i4c. Copper nominal and ln'
changed Whlskey firm. II o9d$G TO- Freight TO Lv.
crpoOl per steamsr quiet cotton toc nour 20 rsnd
bbl, wheat 600 bush corn 1876 600 bush oss Is 600
bush: rye 600 bush Shpments-Flour II 500 oelsi
wheat 500 bush corn, 1900. sales-wheit' liooo
Br,rao' feb iS.~Wheat-No 1 hard opened dull az
ssi,r: closed higher; $500 bush sold at sess,c No.
Totbern fairly active with early sales Of 1000 Dusn
~ Sj oS5'sc closing, 1000 bush sold at eosc 20
no . red. s1aQslAc No. rcd 7fc; NO. 8 red extra
No. white 7Sc corn easier demand Iar :
80 > yellow 3ic No. yellow, 33c No yellow, 32c |;
2sc 3Or on track. oats quiet but firm 10 whlH'
- &c 40 white. 20iec; No mixed. 26ec on Issh
harley steady with good demand No Canada oodooe
10 Canada 00a6lc; No. extra, 300 o3c rye III
Am and Unchanged Recepts-whest. 600 bush eosn IN,
l. 600 bush oat, 900 bush. Shipments -Whest @"po
bush corn. 1000 bush barley. $500 bush .. ,,u
Chicago Feb. 15.-Ihe leading futures ranged ~ 'os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

,,xod ac elevator NO. February closing at 3o sS 90
March 35a354c closing at 35tc DO hpr az s7S: do
closing az 36ec do May SosGScc' do July 377s d3sc.
~ az, do August She, closing AZ SosSI ,c,k
o\S-SuGered further decline TO-DAY anu while de-.
spot lots broke about lie WIN IT, 49, ouite brisk with
r1mT c va" nmdaton February dropped e ana doo hsb
months !. 3c sales G2J 900 bush iutui' 70 white
.sc 10 . Mixed 27a27asc elevator, 2s6294E as No
10 White oslo Ssc elevator 29'i 3Uc Waite do
White quoted Bic; Mixed Western, osng al 27c; do
March 27is027c closing at 21sc 90 Ap 10 . White
ne do May 2G a26Ac closing at -0Sic asgc closing
February, closing nominal do March, 2Ssa ~ o.
FEF6|Quo.,d 20 H. 65GG7 re 60 n 60ad25c ~ Te, d.
O5d7oc; 100 N. 7Ods0c Sharps. 9od'oc N.Y.
Hemp AND JUTE-ouet aud hemp entirely month"; ttc
HAY AND STRAW-Choicc grades nav 80 I'D DUH and
weak. under heavy supplies. HAY-Cho &C., ymiycd
good 6Od70c; common to fair at2c no I've 75c
t t5%Sof RIVE h t0G g 0at and Wheat soa5e
HOPSTnqulry from all sources continues SLOW t an
market has dun look Choice grades rue sso bet
while lower qualities rather weak state iss9 9e.
do iss7 Soc; Pacic Coast choice 1850 le@i5c
medium 13015c: common 10d1lc choice 1883. 1lal2c;
common TO prime, 9dlOc -
HIDES-The common grades are steady and IN very
fair demand River Plate stock quiet but the orcrhgs arr
limited quoted B99nos Ayres selected 9od 81 n
lea, @oG22 H. ICdiOac Bucnos A&rcs kp' selected loa
yldco and Rio Grlndc kp> lOdl3 u, lOc; IcAa, ZVaHo
n 9Gi2c wc-letn H. a. oc Sonthern a 59'$ .uh
SIC southern they run, 2ia3o u. &c; Wet,saltSd
B1cnos AyIcs COW. selected iod50 II, TIC Rio Grande
COW, ANS II. 7lc; T. A. and r. C.; OK and COW 1910
COW oI6O No. - ace city slaughter oN 60d70 H.. &c.
ItHTIiER-rhc daily business j. sufficient TO clean np
-ccn,ts and former prices maintained with nrmness
tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
COTTON MAEKETS-DY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Feb Is. p m-Cotton-The sales OF the dAJ
Include - 200 bales American. ..
Futures closed steady at the decline. American 80
ding. low mddng CLAUSE February delivery, esIotd
BUYERS February and March delivery. 62-6id buyers ;
March and April delivery , 63did value April and NAY
delivery Load sellers May and June delivery, 36id
sellers June and July delivery, tOd value; July ana
August delivery 5Oid buyers August delivery 9.o'd
buyers and September delivery. u S6id sellers
september delivery sod sellers September and October
delivery i9Gid buyers october and November delivery
> I1-Ud buyers.
New. Orleans Feb. lS.-( otOnl Holiday. Net receipts
1869 gross G.566 exports the Continent, 1871
cOl>twist. 3226: stock 30 $50.
galveston. Feb. lS.-Coton quiet: mddng. lose low
middnc. lose good ordinary. l56c Net receipts
LBS bales gross as exports TO Great Rrtain' o--o
To the Continent 221 sales. 1870; stock, 81 90.
Norfolk. Feb. lS.-C steady middling. iOa,c Net
receipts 636 bales gross 1886 exports Coastwlse oVs
sales, 30l stock 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~.,,york TUESDAY Feb -BlEVES-Ecccpts. 20
raroa Of 3ld head ~ caroad' At oCth-,t hcIGdmS ~
y,.rlI5 at jersey tity Tor = Toncy No trading at
IN. ,nlt. 'au~. Pooling steady.
CIV Dressed Beef slow j',d Hc for common TO Choice
NotNr sides and 5Adj',c Tor Ic\aN Beef,
Private cable adNicc> received Yesterday lloie re-
rratrd ccf .tcaly at I'D about 32c per r. Amcrl
can live cattle lower at lldl2Ic, estimated dreS''u
W .bincnt. Of live stock fresh meat from this port
~ d,v Tomorrow the CIty Of Paris takes out 2ooN
ouarcrs aud the Britannia 500 quarters all toi
",HIVS cI1dng late arrivals Yesterday. about go
herd were r.rc,rd at all points Demand moderate alI
market tribe weak. carload Of western calves sold
al ate per n. and Common 10 Prime Nrals AT oaoc
-hnir and Extra Nca- Country Dressed Ncals sold az
1GlOl2c lfcw 1lc city Dressed at Sdi2c ana Extra ana
Fancy at l2Ldl3r. Dressed Fed and western az 4Ed6c.
4 U,Ilrnhrrk. ~ Western Calves. 800 N, at
g,,c' ~ do 3i ~ at 32c dc, 1913 n, at sac; do,
'siIEfp lND LAMBS-Rcccipts. . carloads, OF 1854
head carload, ut GOth->t and carloads AZ Jersey city,
nm, carload, were held yesterday. making II carloads
only .6 nt jersey Citv up 70 - o'clock There was
literally no demand and the outlook FOR tomorrow Is not
promising The advent Of Lent the unhaturaly mild
weather and the supply, are all against IN" trade. only
% Snrnr Lamb, received alive Prices lower than last
w,cr The - head sold by Charles Collins at 50
Dressed Mutton slow and weak at odloc and old Ewes
sold down o SaS.c. Dressed Lambs. too. were in mod
r,tr request NJ the stlcs were at 9adlOc. bu,
choice and Extra stock sold Ia a small way at lie.
Dressed spring LAMBS are easier and sales to-day were
A. the range ~ fJdt ~ per carca>> . No., -,
" Late vcs.erday i 4. Pidco"k sons sold 233 Mixed
sheep Buffalo 81 n average at - 90 per 100 u
lSt do ~ N. at ~ G1. .,., 90
Hogs Receipts, = carloads. Of 3i2i hcad-i3 carloads
rie, for SAIL aud sold Dealers quote the market
nominally weak and lower ut - ljd8i 80 per 100 n.
Country Dressed ilc lower than last week Quotations
ii,d5i,c Tor io0GlGO NJ 3',aG4c for 0odlCO H. and
Ga dic Tor i0dd0 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

total for week thus far $4,000 head for SANE SANE 400 head
week IL 600 head consigned through 9Vc dull aor
Receipts last hours i2o head Week go $50
TINS FAR 25 600 for same TIME IaSS York; ZOO
head consigned through 400 head all 10 s"avy 81 IS
head on sale market easier; mediums s ooa a. *
st. Louis Feb 1s-Catte-RescePts Zo tair q good do.
m "a 40 range steers s2dS3 so stockers s lower
Sass so. Hogs-Recepts, 900 head gratcs IS 7O6
"a 81 light fair to best 80 S0d SO 3d. Ss al lambs
600 head market firm fair to choice - foU"
60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
ErRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. Feb. X, D. m.-Consols o. 7.l6 fv h9ney
and - ll-l6 for The account Atlantic aud Greg W'tI
hr-t mortgage Trustees ccfhcatc-. ga Canada Ia-i'
1G1. Mexican ordinary. 3D. ~. Paul coig ~, a.
NrW.iOfS Central. 1852 Pennsylvania 1jT H''u'"E'
9Oe
Bar silver D., quoted at iii per ounce.
Money. D. 80 per cent. - 90,
Paris adviccs quote per cent rcntcs Az mancs -
'cntuc' for the account. and exchange """' az -
franc, 20 ccntimc- for. checks. a.,. ., ,,.a,...
The amount Of bullion gone Into the 'alA VI AhsIanu
balance today IS Gs3. 000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
ETHIOPIAN pRoprCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. 1913 As p. m.-Beef In poor demand
Pork In fair demand Hams In poor demand Bacon n
demand Cumberland cut, about - 80 n steady
al 21s cd. Cheese In fair demand raOw in poor de.
nand. Turpentine and ro,in In fair demand. Lard
Spo, aud futures in poor demand prime Western spot
February. March and April dull at Bis Cd. whest "a
IA demand. Flour IN poor demand. Corn-Spot and
futures In good demand mixed Western spot February,
March and April steady at is Sad. Hops at London
Pacific Coast-There Is nothing odcrRg,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

METALS transactions In all kinds OF crude materI
have been limited recently and there i sss strength to &
& TccE the ou.id hsuc. must De consl' red extreI
q, selling bls American w stand az fdoasdo i2r =
il- for cry Forge whii, the r}n2g On HI'cemer Pig
.55' with small bq,ne', gSrtg,d G0PPE Pen; II
}IF9 H6 a. tdy at $50 TiT Tho SPOT aarky
icld,r ON fa,oiablc callcs. Sales. 10 tons April 2o|
20? S2 H+' air demand and held STRONGER rgt
3D. Ne"or"9q, 32asGe fai 5ot = strictly fancy
h%AyHL STGKi.s- SPIRITS TURPEYTINFc'''
quiet but steady a, general Tph 9uot,d tidtralned
i -o 3 Good d. j 2fs{l 90 i g g; &
= " go q !. y = W % w. : &: 50,
| ,lt.lv active d'mands IN nearly
End! Vii, m.a 9f4 market ss,,a d sSaS9:
SS,l.. go bb. oH,c 57-c mn lot; INNER ycoS.
ooo'd grede g T@e, IS 3,5d f coc9iG 6tS
coa. domcs,e foreign S I,,3 G52 Talof
1M;n5ae:n 1sId Co., so@r%
dc 80 0e natural %intc 6a scRatr1l4 winter 80
blcachcd winter. isc eAtr; Di'44 1885,. ,aponiaed
h.oasaod Mnr 81 G %l a 5n.3od9jc -m: choicc
T.@ Pr s'G9 ,t. %y' imc Straits 2Se
@otE1% sGG@ f'rf 70 pS Sa@5a
oo2 , ss-n s iran" 90 G52a rs CiA n, d GSA
steamer Of ~ 900 qtTo, ,ft2as I'D March PErEo.
r5N OH 4 N9nanM iS5 IIhHI neGGc to
0-it ,,ToV bc en,, To- bu.nos Ayrcs general caro- l
nIit N I',,ry "enre 10 SAnto, RTII n1'rai or
ii.aa lark niaa. tinscr IS ~: sc6r Fiorync.
leland savannah -, ' ,,,d nb,t,oge "''
49, a. ,,h i~nirr a.. anu NJ, arfye to-day
'pr|VISI6N> ykh oa XXX Ms p1i,aio TIM,
a, @'''' ~, -1at 10 - tof GU anu ~ 'ii III.
~, So, ar 81 ?Va;i2 - - ~, ~, p,ni - ~
2 ~ .-Il 'V' Nh steady. but qui.t. Nt{, nv
. - 90 RS. fl3deli. ENtra M'-'; IN ,,DN 80
Ia 'ttsss. 'Jds0 - az,
-, - 80 .-. BftF nNMH. ~ ',E!y- MIA X
~. tt-. @i3. ana ~ tn" VIZ F-.i - 80 -.
a.. .trof t',ii,'i 20 o t. 80 FOR 10 II and
YESTERDAY. 't0 ,n,i w., IL y 5isc closing ji,c AZ
tllra-o Un,l,l "rot.d a, Sc FOR L. = average
l.rr III "a a Itom. si,dg.. Smoked do -.
and She ~ >ioil,s - 49,. smoked do 5i.c'...-
NIDDL,- 1ui'' .'I Marin t365 Nav. i.7iLG
I.f.i.,rc i"''a ~ i,,i. t9o,4 ,5L., DRESSED
9 -u.. ln., - o ,,..r suuplia, city heavy q
i-At. ,;.,s.,. Oh frc selling az tn W".t. options
f..tl. ~ 'oi,t. .,rlr m M, d,y but closed Win a
s.. , COVE Hos i6 - Il l,r closing GiT-c City
,,..i DO. 49, ,c ~ Zoo. March closed Al;
.t - idt ,,i'. "" -, Nu,u rIn.,d AZ o. l9r f.
90 ,,!.J ~, AZ s'i.s 30 trI 6.21a6.25c; july
~ 49, '' 80 e., 65Oqd'5Ic refined Con-
,rt., 80 So, t,iry ba. fair demand az iull
10 tn, 49, ,-i'-,,c iuo',iry for medium grades
',' au th'fr ' ~ ''' ,ars T,i.. du and heavy
,-ri,,I and mid Weather STATE Cream, ~,
an tot' r., o.. sat Cr,ln,rv nrAns i3dlGc Elgn
,,...-- f,n,v D. 0.-Lc. Western Creamery, fancy
.',-.' dn url1r. ~ choice. 2ld2jc, do falr 10
y -" tV.,,ry ,r,nu.,ry Held fancy. 1fL q
a. 't,i.. i"Ily,. do fl,r to good sale, stat
3D. 90 ,."..,,' ',"'".t t-ci-L,- STATE Dairy. hall
'lrf. haif hhN i'- ',u-' a., 40 GOOD ifIIoc:
rhin- tubs ana ltlI- ,h"I, Wv 80, i2gIic
o fair 100, stat" parry, NtINh tIp, ' S.e'r. fancy
- l5L,r. choice Battle good, lldl-ct tilr IVY,
omr on s49r ~tat" enur darc- hrkin' Snd tg,s 'IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

THE NATIONS EXPORTS OF PRODUCTS.

Tuesday Feb. ls-p. M
The official preliminary report by the Bureau
Of Statistics of the country'S exports in the last
week of January is unexpectedly favorable and
indicates gross exports for that month Of all
merchandise OF al least $5j,0o0.o0o. The reports
already made include ore, brcadstuiIs. cotton.
petroleum. provisions and dairy products. Tho
value of the articles named which were exported
last month, was $113o.ooo greater than in Jan
uary, 1859, and $s,5Oo,ooo greater than IN Janu-
aTy 1858.
For the last seven months-July !. 1889, 10
January 81, 1S90-thc value Of the articles named
exported $j7OO0,o00 greater than in the
corresponding seven months of the preceding
year. and $5j.O00, 600 greater than in The same
period Of The seven months ended January 81.
lSsS. The following tables compare the values
for the month Of January and for seven months
of three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

1852 So represents income accrued during 1888 and
sj5l 1927 received account Of accruments prior 10
January |, 1SSS.
The following private dispatch was received in
this city from one of the best and most reputable
firms in Chicago:
Chicago. Feb. Il
Tie speculation Of railroad managers IN Wall street
looks 20 us very serious matter The business 81
the roads in the Northwest i, good. T.. L. T. & 60.
That probably tells the whole story of the
late exaggerated report of tie decentralization In
Western rates. The freight agents and their
Wall Street allies had sold stocks The business
OF the roads good" emphasizes the conservatism
OF the firm when the fact is that the roads
capacities are OvertaXcd 10 handle the business
offered. And yet according 10 Wall Street re-
ports, the greatest railway war the world ever
witnessed, is imminent. \ little application Of
the rules OF the Jnicd States laws concerning
the officers of National banks Ia the members
Of the executive committees of Western railways
and their TOOLS the freight agents, who do the
talking, would prove hcalthful.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
TO-days stock market was as dull as il has been
in preceding days; but the wreclers, notwithstand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
TIE PETROLEUM MARKH.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANG oF rNio-

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANG or
1870, declines :, cr,,de oil vesteray were beow
ino 10 ~ thc nrcvous day. Trnsactiens were
the rccoru u ~ the ,ecuscors to the
de'ul.oi' a',- snown Nv the little tempt made TO
sltua'ion wa ,.. .ho Do,, put,er ounty gushers.'
procure hc~ iivi oaS.Ie.a,os proved from 81 05
AZ thc SUN TO-" :, % 49,. ,h ions were a shade
To 81 70 ",s" ~, ocas1 NJ "a The visible supply
Delter dV % "a, -, tIpal Continental Eu-
ropean ports on January 81, 49, A. 80 s.,o "a
an increase VI -. ,a,.on consumption at these
looV' Ihc "i 80 January 81, 1890,
morris from July 1, 1889, I over The corresponding
) $40. 900 barrels, an mere barrels
period year ago Of 1850 mi ana steady
The crude markets cose'thn total dealings were ~
The range OF prices ar '''0
III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

| f. M
r,crJ,- ~ the lorts showed -tht n,r.'... lot! Of
suffered iiea Of o.3 io'a, but ur o.. va, ,.iay
10" C...r p-l.,-. II.rh,.t I.ov,.t. ~,l,.
,,nr5'r' -'Ss'i j. III: HE 500 900
N.is' ....... ii353@aiiii3is ii55 - !. 3oS
j.. l i5sII5 IA ii!5 fi,I iSS
~ ,.'' i'ttlioN ioG io3e Io5
!, 't..irl 800. io5iaio35 1870 1000 100
,rt... r,-ts q, ..p.,.,r t,.,, ,... r,,,.o,..
t,.p, up',-, o,l 10 co.! .ts .. though change
d. ',,'' ,-. aGo;'. -I -a ~ ,r s-an and II L.
r'and at Pea. .- 'aupr". -. 'i' Ni'" t".i Dr.,
.t l-n.d ~.t -sht dr,'oa. qe..d RI l''-el''-. fsr
aos.I c,fb Anm'', ai.',a D., r.. Cr'ar llt;lr j.,
HtI C',.H ta.i. i-r v.. if.aG. quo..t Or = N.
r,rp.ruint 90 'n, 81 -g -, f.- " 80 f Cine, 'd'
g.. ,- hnr. ara ,l-... o.r- e.nal.r unchanged
VI ii.nr i''. ..,. ,.", ., ,..t i.,. IN IN AZ
'.- " g', ,i az - . a., ~, 5., n''
... ,.', g,4,il. aai .n,.ir. e. 5oa .. GOD fo- n,s
IottIDN ANP h'Ni >iI' pEii \; 1T b.22,.
nole.' n uir 49,. ~ .'ra', .o'-.ti.''.. DE, 'n Don.
5,...c t...,r laa,,oa. l,,. ro.. Na.ca.
crown. now. II i'a-l -o London n''r - iott- oo.
lo N4,,n Imp. ,ann.. - e"-:-'o 90 \,..aei' ~.
~u''n' '-'l4 f@- new 10 .'i.. "i', T. Fly
20 ~Uf-- Goo California London - '' bA,"'. l'I-
-iu. CON hnA'r +i'.t NIfihI' t'-"t '-I i'' NV
.ltfon. lr,h.rI. l'.. fruu'~. Inrn.-h $50. f-'
Pfuu,-. Turkish. tn-tlN'-. -. thr lih.- f'h'h sos
yo- now. o.. Almonds. I'Ir1tDla .l-'' te W'r1
.h.'itt -1t 90 = f. I'D. ll'd ~ -..t dI Nifurll
-h,.l,d. - n-'..t tp J""'n -h" % 3d. l''l NJ
10 DO or' %'.i. i..ai-',, fb'i, Sot 81. j.,
...,r,, I,,.r IT,. Iluo,l ft.. tfr. ~I.o t,,rti
-.,.f.,,.- l,ff l..,.. ,u. - d., anu,
,N'. .. 49,. an
''N.'' '',.,.,... ,.,,.,, .,, .. ,.. .. aud
Infl 10 ~" - "a ..'' .i,., age
oranges u.s. h't l'I' '. '', '..' ' . -.,''lluGl
H.i'I'. 'i '''...' f,nu~.
go To- 70 I y' 156 "a ,6i+ Union, ho''"
'h"i' ~ !, -, ~, 80. .'.f, 'UI. ~. ti-.-.
SON. 900, ,1 ,5'.S''' r,,,.s. I,r,,., 5..,o
JauAi' a. j. I' '' -. ''''I - ,',.. so.
- 'o. i'i'L', 10. "'' . ~ az. ,,,, l1r,-
hl''h',' II ..'..', ,,..,.', ~ ,rar.,. 5jae3j.
'"A l'i VI. p 10 - ".,-'''' - .''''.
ooroanut'. San BIAS f''"f''- t..,,,. ,
FISH r. IS quiet rai".'. hrt holders 81 an. uo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

Total for mo. .3.o 5o7.oa5 3al7 .363r i3755s- 80
CENTRAL or NEW-JERSEY.

The Central Railroad of Ncw-JcIscy for It's
second year, ended December 81. 1850, under its
present management, presents remarkably favor
able exhibit After charging Si23,307 for re
newal Of bridges and extraordinary repairs and
tine payment OF all first charecs-intcrcNt and rent
als-lt leaves a surplus Of S2,OiJ,S o3 or over
II per cent on the capital stock of the company
As only three dividends of ! II per cent each
were paid in the ycor-t - per cent. S-J11 9--thc
balance carried forward is 81 O.0Gi-a sum
equal 70 - per cent on the stock. But dur
ing the wear SpO2, 0G3 was charged 10 "cOnSiTuc-
ton, for additional property, and $780, Jos
for new and additional equipment
The company has no floating debt. other than
its current liabilities for supplies. accrued inter
est rentals and taxes, which are slightly 10000
in excess of the cash assets. All the adj
dtiOnal property acquired during the year WAS
provided for ont Of the surplus earnings and other
assets. The balance of assets over all Liabilities
held for account Of future adjustments and sns-
pcnSP accounts IS S1J2.J1N Through the rN-
penditircs charged TO the capital account during
the year for additional property and equipment
amounted in the aggregate after all deductions.
TO s., lS7,J19, and Si23.JOS charged 10 operating
expenses. representing the cost of new bridges
and other extraordinary repairs, the road is now
in condition 10 carry II larger volume 81 traffic
than ever before at a minimum percentage of
expense. Notwithstanding thcs large cXpcnGit Ircs,
the bonded debt and car trust obligations were
reduced during the vcnr Sl7S,7jG, and interest
charges decreased Sil SOS.
Since the close of the year provision has been
made for the payment Of s. 900. 900 first mort
gage bonds. maturing February !, $50, by tine
sale Of - 100000 of the lOO-Vpar general mort
gage > per cent bonds thus cfccting reduction
Of 100000 in The principal of the company =
Indebtedness. and an annual saving thereafter
of S12J.0 600 in fixed interest charges
The business of two years is compared in
the subOincd table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

p g5 Essenns s dis % butter market
Maiwaakec Feb ls-FlouE unenans;d I Wheat l a5m
80 spring track cash, '2d'Sc May, SO ~
GstS QUIT 30 White on uack 2ec. Rye hrm N9.l
p S'D Sachsnscd PORK drn cash. 81 20 L.id
) 50 Butter steady drS l Ssas5,r, t gsSse e
tcipt,-Flour 300 bbls wheat, $500 bush barley.
5 I,CO bush Uai' barley ,r :5.5oo bush.
Philadelphia Feb ls.-flour-Demand continued IIshs
and offerings Of current .Sqgir tGt
Hold - to raitl specay on medium R ana eovr
du but steady at - tor choice Hn ~ Tor choe
slowly and prizes MtaS at = oPS per- FEATURES DE-
mand for export light and local milers buying only Tor
%f s!c,d Ean fe S@'P6 cSGS i i 70 ns
What pTm ,mJ 20 E rG in cNport ssS ator
re 80 rcd fetary M1T& II ,po;
a ai fe' [cpo7 from other grain centres,
- pr,,rn 70 sell future deliveries, prices OF which
declined 49, rather better Rq to5 low sG for
S"SS 'I basS however Ma5fG ISahs a.
r@r vim BITTER demand 80 mixed g. tJnG ;sxs 80 .s S2
81 steamer in cport elevator; 35ci No. mixed Cd, N
d Si9or cyaiss qaod a. dsS5fc No n,; @ sSt
EserqarS Mas S' $50 N'Fi5 akcps ore ' SSs
vim Of M resr m9ket un nor SaS
wtltr S0c do clipped fancy, 33ec; No white zoe:
So white 2 "a Ep Msrcn q"t s f!saeS April ss
May S": sG Fig 6shs sfld Winter Dan Il. 2S
qGSt T'2 sS GOOD ' 5 @Ss anu Barb BANKS nd
St1rs choice - 100 do fair good 53dj5c Mammoth
p,arl 5Od55r Hcbrons. $4,000; Scotch Magnums. per
lbs ~ sack II GOd@l 20; Irish and English Magnums.
,r sack ri so Other articles unchanged. Rscsps-Flour.
900 iii WHEAT 500 bush; corn. l21 800 Oush oats,
: -oo hush Shipmcns-Whcat, 600 bush. corn, IFS 500
" ~ Louis, Feb iS.-Flour unchanged. Wheat opened
fraction lower but recovered sncng isdsc and
ln.s I164.c above YESTERDAY 80. red cash closed
-5a.,. Nav. go, dose. closed 76c bid June 75ei
-G,r closed 76sc July. 73ssG731.c closed 73'.c Corn
Sr ,ler receipts better cables sfcnod the market and
above Yesterday: No. cash, 24'sc
Nav 25l d.Gi-c closed 26isc July. pc: August 2Iic
Oats Higher. No cash. 20Lc bid May. ooh d2o%c.
rye dun lie bid Barley quiet sample lots of Iowa.
a5c: Minnesota, 4sd}le Hay quiet with demand 10,
dull l72alsc. ElaNsrGd ale. 81 sOdsi 81 Lead ou..
creamery .sG25c dairy itd2oc Northern roll; l Ga
whi,kcy steady OF Provisions very quiet only Job
boxed shoulders. - s7 longs and ribs ~ 81
! longs ~ 80 ribs. - So short clear - 65 Hams.
40 5OdSl2 p. Rccepts-Flour. 600 bbls wheat 900
bush corn 202 OCO bush oats. 900 bush rye. 1000
bush: barley. 600 bush. Shpments-Four 90 900 bbls
wheat 600 bush corn $50 600 bush oats IS 900 bush
/ rye. 900 bush harley.
Toledo Feb. 1s.-Whcat steady. firm; cash. &c May.
sOi.c July ISLE August. 77asc Corn dull. steady;
cash 29ac Nav. 30'.c. oats quiet tash 22cc clover
seed dun steady: cash February and March. ~ 80 Re
ceptsWhcst 11,25l bush corn. lei 5oi bush clover
seed / go bags shipments Wheat 81 Oi3 bush corr
bush oats. 700 bush 46s bush cloyerseed
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e,ck Exchange Consolidated.

:, -, a, -, rhgnged at lou cents PCT IaHol
+, Refined oil was eo Fps in cases.
Foreign quotatp S5a s-4a IS.16 8 pence. ~
G a. marks LOnT' '"" ~ ~ P
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LIVE STOCK M>RKETs-BY rELEc

LIVE STOCK MtRKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
buffalo Feb lS-Cattlc- Receipts last twenty four hours.
head total for thus FAR. 800 head for
last week, 9.7sO head consigned through i40 head
all To NewYork 100 head sale market heavy Sheep
and lambs-Recepts Last twentyO hours. 200 head
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I'OI ION- .00I maT-'T W1' 00'I 1NI = IIV, ~
decline of .IGr ~al,, 40 bale Tor consumption. Port
r,'~pt- - oo1 bale irAn> l7r'5 bal ms gay a-t
crk bales this day lat year since N'pi,m-
l.r r,t,i.t- 40 nt port, aggregated ll3o1 hal''
AGAINST f.7lOS75 b'ie, for tn repndns tine Last
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WHEAT NO. ?.

cash quotations follows: Flour dull ana ln'
o.: 30. > red. 75ec 80. CON- 800 20 3ssi
,tloIc: No. = rye 42ci NO. arry % G. 40.
daA,scd 80 prime timothy seed, II 1881 20 ms.
park Der DBL - 7Od$9 - iid per 100 ~ Sc shot'
lhs sd.s loose. ~ roast 1ji dry slated snoul9eis,
boxed = i5dsl 25 snort cleor sides boxed x SoaSo
di,tlier, finished goods per gall u V~ sus'7'
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