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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The corn speculation in point OF activity over
Swallowed that Of wheat. There were sales OF 1000,
600 bushels Of corn options. against but 100000
bushels traded in in the usually leading cereal IL
cause for general comment that the low prizes h
corn fail to check the downward tendency OF values,
and the reduction in rates secured from the WStern
railways seems simply to be utilized by the ma
npuators depression Yesterday ; sport markt for
corn was only Il cent lower and shippers bughE
nearly 10000 bushels, and export purchases ofover
1000 hu,hcl, made at other points. But
there was heavy selling for Western account TINS
option market against free ofcrne' Of corn iron the
interior 10 Chicago buyers, coupled with hqudil)n
II INFLATED 10y an increase of l,il',99O bushels hithe
ii III, >utp,v shown los yesterday, statement The
anal iuoitfi,u, for corn futures showed losses OF
b for FcbrualE at - 81 = Tor March al 3o}-o
and Aprl al - Ii and 1o cent Tor May ana 1ne
The Wcakne~, IN corn undoubtedly exercise
depressing influence on wheat winch deciineI mus
supply statement effected decrease oil '53,3S
bushels. considerably m excess oi tie amount OF
receipts moderate. some export demand 'a'
developed ami ,tock> in store decreased let no
sufficient on the limited speculation, To pu prizes
down 1Io3o cent: the close LOT , oP Mo was a.
follows: March, - 5-,; April CO. May 80 3s;
Cash whca, wa, B., cent easier with As ooc bushels
talten by SINNERS and 5000 bushels by mTS
oats shade oil FOR both cash lots andoptions:
The latter were fairly active. and IN sympathy with
fen - cent a., follow" Nav tgeT l Cc4 = Ia
There were sales Of 600 tierceS Of lard bntwhether
for export could not be ean%d ' SPf G sqSed
SIS: April. @d %: May. .SG3l; Jnly; 500.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported HSteTday
at New. York. Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston
we're a, follows: Wheat. 25.327 bushels con- 3d.
55s bushels: nanr a $40 packages At -hcaso.
Milwaukee and - Louis The arrivals were Wheat.
bushels: total grain, s32,5il bushels; -four ol,7oy
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoTgLE-Bazl growth, on the spot had a better de.
maud to-day AMI prcc, were firmly ulintalntd. ar
cargoes quoted 1872 aud NO. sal Sales 1000
bags AT lOc for No 1870 for No. santos lo4c Tor
- points brOW 80. Rio, aud l)'ic for 40 o. Mia
grades active and strong sales: 1900 pcus Tmog to
arrive, 222c l,OOO pCus PadJul to arrive pa III -
$500 mats interior 23Ld2ir; Cj0 ba2, washed Caracas
900 bags L32uuYfa 100 bag, vanilla and 700 bags MeA
lcau priv terms The option market also hardened and
closed JdO points higher but the speculation continued
slow. cable, generally stronger. and the nrnness
spot lots together with the full buying all kinds had
stimulating effect. Hamburg advanced sdl, pfa HnNre
trhr better Ia some caate. closing steady. RIO
lrm with ught receipts The world, visible supply
figures about equal to previous estimates Ro iDl
reports exchange tprNatc - rrcrpt, q days. 5000
total Stoc l1JUUO bag santos receipts q days
1000 bags Rio purchases Tor United STATE, during the
week. bags purchase, for Europe and other
countries during week. 5000 bags; RIO cra1nrcs by a.
steamer for United state 81 600 bags Rio ccdlancc> bv
sailing Ncs-r for United Stats 5000 bags Rio clear.
fOg Europe and Other countries. 10000 bags p.
loading Rio rird States. freight
25c and pr cent prin'g pr ha@; total Sauto- -toc Is
tuurertainJ. santos United
States ZOO bags Santos purchases for Europe and other
countries. 1000 ha" ~auto- ,Iuncrs for United States
by 80 steamer. 900 baa~ santos cloarancos for Europe
and other countries rtau. 81 600 bags steamers load
ing for United States Santos but
quiet good average Santo~ q > 500.
Sfogl o. nit Ul and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

Salc--D. Mcpherson Co: IA Chicago steers 1875
r. a,rragr a. ~ 81 per 100 n 10 do 1909 n at 30 ;
IG do 1901 n. "a ~ - State do 1859 n at 40
do 1921 ~. at 9l5j. do, 1910. N. at i - ;
do. lto3 ". at - % do. 1923 n. a. ~ 30
do 1885 y. at - 10, I do. 2l70 H. a: - - ::
do tl6o n. at ~ - do 600 N. at ~ IS II buffalo
do. 1872 n. at ~ % Buffalo Oxen zoos n at 3 81
do 1870 n at 50 so state do 15Goals2o n. a: saa
10 state lnls. 1870 ~ at 81 % Western do
n. NJ ~ 30 Ia Western Cows. 1910 n ut g. 81.
Newton elliott ~ ohio Steers. 1879 n, at - 40 u
do. l9Sn ~ a. 81 lG do 1850 N IS ~ do 1876
= at - az; 10 DO. 1860 H. at 81 Is rs Indiana do.
1891 T.. al q q" PtnnsyNania Oxen. l72o n. NJ
~ 90 T. do 1881 %. a. -; do. 1915 n. at ~ DO /
ohio Bulls 100 H. at ~ - 20 STATE Cows 9il H. a.:
~ t@l d". 1900 N. ut - 40
sherman & Culver; y Chicago Steers lis5 n, al: -
n at 81 272 do 1877 n at % 20; ~ do l2ll 10 ut
90 TO- rs do, 1895 ~ at - 90 20 do, 1907 ~ at 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

Rusincs, i'm State bonds was confined 10 the
Tennessee settlement issues, which were strong
and higher The Is fetched "a, tho IS small
1O5 and the IS l07 81. OF cnr bank stocks,
National i2,II3J at 90. The stc1lin"ss Of the
last named stock in the circumstances by which
The bank is encompasscd was the feature of the
trading. ..,...-
tho transactions were widely distributed. The
movement of prices was irregular, and the final
changes were declines more often than advances,
but in neither directions important. Reading in
comes yielded a small fraction, while the general
As made like gain. Richmond and Allcghany
seconds fell per cent TO 80 3d. and Wisconsin
Central incomes - per cent to G3 II. Other
strength was shown by Missouri, Kansas and
TcNas issues which rose from 3-s TO ! per cent.
Reference is made 10 our fun report Of bond
sales.
Money was in abundant supply at about -
per cent on call throughout the day. Near inc
close the rate fell to per cent, and considerable
sums could not be loaned even at that hgure.
The Clearing House statement today was as
follows Exchanges, SG7,39l ,730; balances
$i.3S3,jl3.
The ub-TreaSury was debtor to the Clearing
House $ljO,494. Its net gain on balance on
Saturday and to-day was 500. G3G, made up by
n gain of S350,9sS coin. minus a loss OF SlJosJ3Z
currency The two days operations covered; Re
pts, 81 $50 Sal payments, S4,4GO,2O3; result
ing in general balance of Sis, 693,D41, CONSIST
ing of 81 70 .2s4,3O3 coin and So 4O9,G44 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day S30l ,7j7 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were 81 ,O53, l64. the in
tcTnal revenue receipts $6l0, ~ and the INSECT
lareous receipts S44, 52s
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE N STOCKS.

Monday. Feb. 10-p m.
Attempts 70 dcprcsS tho stock market were TO
ncwcd to-day. In the morning hours there was
an approach 20 activity that was excited by the
unhappy bank statement of Saturday. Fears Of
monetary disturbance were not shared with the
bear faction. which weighed down with
gloomy foIcbodings The detection Of q typo
graphical error i'm the detailed statement partially
relieved the apprchcnsions of the bears until II
was quickly ascertaincd that the mistake did not
affect the total averages, when they suffered al
immediate relapse Toward the end they aroused
themselves sufficiently to make fresh test Of
the market and under the attack tie closing
WAS heavy and only a little above the lowest
points II is worthy of notice that IN" STOCKS
which suffered the largest losses have not been
faVorlt..s of the bear faction and that, On the
other hand. stocks IN which there II known 10 DE-
q large short interest were cNccpil0n'IlN Sti"i2
The coal shares were the most active, but, win
the exception OF Reading, thcS were IN u"-
mand, and the decline ia that stock ~a> not above
the average. Rock Island was sold with great
confidence in the carly dealings, but after q dr-
cline Of - per cent, its final loss Was only
IS per cent. ST Paul and Southwestern were
aHccic 10 some extent, but Burlington a1d quincy
was dull and firm. ANON the southeastern
stocks Missouri Pacific followed the general ten
dcucv. while AtchisDn steadily advanced, ana
Texas Pacific wa, unusually active. Chcapc Ne
and ONO lost nearly per cent, bnt me
other Mor-aus" were steady. Other Sprrlai'lcs
That were conspicuous ~ lFll N'"hA''' Wv ~
wisconsin Central. Tennessee Coal and Iron and
Ncw-Tnsand. which lost from 10 J.? per
cont. I'm the unlisted department sugar l'"lh,
cries stock advanced about per cent. but welded
again al the close. and Lead Trust certificates
were barely steady.
Aside from tie bear faction, there seems 10 he
AN important element in the market Whch IS
constantly reprcsslrg speculation. II has been
made evident in many ways recently thai the
pnrposc is 10 prevent the catastrophe which might
follow i'm a sensitive money market, Wild ana
irrational advance. So long rs the speculation
is kent within narrow bounds. This influence Is
n4rauouut and its task an easy one. when Inc
rcprcssiop snail be removed the rebound VIII DE
rand and it is by no means impossible that the
control will be completely lost NJ the moment
the market is SO small that the selling, 81 bHNlng
of a few stocks turns the feeble current. Inc
result is an regularity that sorcly t."> the en-
durancc alike Of brokers, spectators and IN
YcStOrS
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MAIKE!
The Treasury bought $4,000 coupon rs AT
10t 5-s. and $lll 900 / per cents at l24. At
the Stock Exchange the best price for the Is on
moderate sales WAS l23 II, ard AT the close the
asked price was reduced. Small sales of The
/ l-2s were made al the Treasury figures. The
D cineiDo ouotnfi1uS were follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

London Feb no. : pm-Cnnadan Pacific. 1d'i; -.
Paul COMMON -O7. Money. 5aDG l"r cont
tn, rat, ~ hr open market "f b'th SNORT
and three. months bills is - per cont
paris al, lc,- quote per cent r"nt7 NJ - IaH'- NV
,.n.. f ne. ., count and exchange uh London ai -
nan, ,o,n Of luIl.on gone into the Bank OF England
mi sauc. TO-DAY is tGb 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW, FROM THE FIELD ANp RANGE OF PRICES

NEW, FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
The January report II the National Transit Com
pany published yesterday, show, decrease IA fr"-'
Gaming, OF 800 80 barrel, decrease IN tie sediment
and ~uipl, account Of j5.G+I barrels, and decrease
in the amount of net mcrrhantablc huid OF i""-o'
barrels, The receipts included l.2OI,lo1 barrels from
the we'll, ana 49, .OCO barrels received from other
pipc lines - total II i.Gf3.1G1 barrels, against
l9i barrel, In December, 1a-0. The deliveries
lat month were 2Oi2OGl barrels to the trade and
90 513 barrel, to other pipe lines. total Of 2l3I
Iaircl- against 2.214,i95 barrels IN December. The
January dccrcar, in certificate, outstanding Wa
$40 iO3 barrcI, but 1879 barrels added t.
the crcdit balance, IN favor of producers. since
January a wear ago the certificates outstanding have
been cut in two. Appended Is the statement of the
National Transit Company for Ia; month, compared
with December, 1889, and January a year ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
QUOTATIONS. OF BNEYEs.

Extreme range of prices. . ., 80. nn
1ud AVERAGE estimated Al - % o,o
BtEN -. R,,.ipt~ Tor Two DAYS. "a Cafioau> o 20
had lOl carloads ltobok,u Tor city >aukht't -
,,rl,,,- Al Including - c1rlolu~ LOT iiHOi''N
ttnuy - carload, j stern carloads Tor hah -
\ strauss, and caroig~ for Mctfger Levy ana % ~
load, a. Jersey CIV of which l. carloads were eN'
steer and carloads consigned direct :" hl''n'l9'
nlout - caroid- to De- sold. The o1rfisS. We. mum ~
nuron To- nir steers, which sold at ~ '5dTt - l u'
vim GOOD 10 prime selling az - 5odTl 30 ana one car
load N - pair Of state cattle brought - l." anu ".
>t, steer Weighing 7O n. sold az The fancy pf'r "t
:; =, Oxen and N;a,r ranged from ~ u - ~ NJ
nom e" - -; COWS and Hrlt,rI rom = -, =
"a 10 TN, ,nri- quito cleared. but the m'iA't
ruled .t.alv 10 tn close all grades.
E,tortd sales Of Chicago Dressed Beef Tor the wees Gnu
i Snturll. February < include 900 carra>~'s, aN'9
H. swift GO. At IN" average pfI'r ut
pi .r 100 and 3ni asses; average W'l"h' ~
. -nil n, t,rorgc H. hammond cos agents AZ 't
,.,. rl,, of - per 100 r The above sales were i5
Shi, ucnr- from Iau for q" " *. 23i Cat o. ul
J,,..ior,, b, N,yc.. lousouau 2i3 do on the am"
,,,n,r h ,,ould aud ~ do b Mr.. Williamson an L"
Ii,,ruoo Lehman Brother sent ont $50 'attlr on u'
I'rnn5na to London and Meyers Houseman ia 40 Oh
"' M R.roo .hprcnt, go Cattle the Grasbroo&.
qcn M and - quarters Of Beef IN the Ntoc kholn CT.
a. Inndon and tho balance ~ Liverpool INCLUDING ~
,rartrr. Of beef shipped bN g. II Hammond 90, 10
Ca,tc hy \. Hathaway. l97 do hF j. Gould ana l' 1t"
n ,,,r, the Anglia {, expected sail from thi- 9ot
y 300 uunrtcrs of beef Eartnan~ COMPANY 1891. -, ,
Cob, Tor refrigerated beef steady at IND or hDou
u.r NJ American Live Cattle UNCHANGED at ll""''2''
UT The weeks shipments ~ live Cattle and Sheep anu
dressed D,cf ana Mutton are rs follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

Net gold on hand sl7s 9Ss sl5s 1853 "A Inc e2 e?9
Net silver hand. 2i0iI,3S2 23,9J'oii Dcc' f''fI
N on hand sSd d 7Oo5 1898 172lOo Inc iOolla
Actual cash in
treasury vaults
c'rGcates ' 500 col ssi 500 753o 9l Inc eG9l 200
Deposit, in banks 32J.15,i99 3l.GGG6J: Dec S1sS37
80, cah balance s94i os $3.50 s2 40 7j3 Inc 1892 423
The foreign exchanges were dull and barely
steady. The supply OF commercial bills was not
large, but the demand for remittance was even
smaller There was change IN quotations for
actual business as follows: Bankers bllls at
81 SO IA and 81 81 for long and short sterling
respectivcly French francs at 30 30 and
BIS l-s; reichmarks at "a 5-S and % Is, ana
guildcrs at 50 and 40 Is.
In Iondon British consols were l-S lower at
o. Is for money and - IL Tor the account.
The Bank of England gained t66OoO Dulilon on
balance In the outside MARKET money was IN
Good demand at 4 IS per cent Tor discount OF
bankers bills. and at , l-2 and per cent for
usc of balances Bar silver was unchanged nj
A q sd an ounce American railway shares
were dull and heavy, and closed without re-
coyerv The movement was in accord win thc
home market. At Paris French per cchts al
vanccd TO 81 so. sight exchange ON London being
253i francs to the sterling ne weekly Sto'e-
ment Of the Bank of Germany showed an lncicaS',,
i'm specie of 800 900 marks. The BANK oil hchSal
has fixed its rate Of discount at 10 per cent
Tho AGENT of the Amsterdam committee mas
ossented TO the Olcot plan for the reorganization
of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway SUD-
iect to the ratification OF deposl'orS. ,
s A. Kean d Co. call attention to several
per cent investments winch they reconl d
cioi Chronicle" have lust issued their annual book
THE Financial Rcvicw. IL H. volume OF Nv
naces. bound in red cloth covers, aud contains
a mass of information Of great practical value
60 ,rcrchonts bankers brokers and investors.
Tho nricc is go or 10 regular subscribers Of The
Chronicle" 81 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo y. Y. Feb 10 attle-Recepts last - hours,
$50 head total week thus FAR ,1iOi Tor same tlns
week.. O.2iO: sgncd through 34iO head, zJto
head Sew York; 300 head sale tradt acuces
Prices firm aud higher choice shipping cattle l0OVd opo
H. O0GSI 95, prime 20 choice native shipping steers.
pradc, 30Odi 900 u. roast - iar TO choice can.
ming butchering cattle. l2oOGl3 o -. - vOdsi 50
medium good l,lOOdl..OO y. - 90d9+ - SoOd 70
choice shipping do. lOOOdl 100 - 80 4OdS3 30 very
common grades. 800 900 y - 21de2 % icni-
tockes and feeders fair 10 choice 2 0DGs5
choice. COWS and heifcIs S3dS3 % medium 70 good 90.
- 75d.3 -; common 70 prime DO, - 3odF2 DO hiI.h
COW. and sprngcrs, SlJd4iO. sheep ana LanOs-ls'-
rripts = hours $500 head total Tor week thus
far 3ScO. last week, 10 COO cohslRned
through, 1900 head, ZOO head 20 New. Ork l-iyo
head on SAFE. sheep steady; lambs generally unchanged
but sales rather higher. SHEEP Choice 70 extra
good s5G45 90. Lambs-GOod to choice 50 s5as1 10;
lair to good IS G0d-6 so; medium TO fair s64So %.
Hos Receipts last - hours. 1890 head total tor
week thu, far 90 ii0 for time last week, 2ioOO;
consigned through g. 40 head 4is0 head TO New-1ork
600 head sale demand active and prices have "a:
yancd mediums and heavy. ~ 31dei 40 mixed - 50
as 40; Yor0ers, ~ 30ati 40, pigs, 81 lOdsi 10;
Chicago Tch 10 attc-RcccIpts, 10 800 head; shp'
mont. 600 head market opened lOc higher; common
steady beNes SASS 20; steers 80 80 80 stocAers ana
feeders iUGS3 50; Texas corn fed s3ds3 90; Hogs
Receipts - coo head shipments. 1000 mead; Market
strong 10 loo higher mixed 70 S5dsi l0 heavy 90 50
head shipments. LOCO head market steady; natives,
~ 5od - 50 fed s5G$J co. Texans, % IS
The Droyers' journals" special cabegram from
London quotes American cattle firm at l2dl3l2c pei
pound for medium to choice, estimated dead weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

Unsupported by any public demand aud with sprcu.
lation discouraged by the refining Interests, yc,tcr
day, crude oil markets went down in the face Of the
bullsh statement Of the National Transit Company.
The market for cash oil at the stock Exchange broke
sharply in the early afternoon, with sales following
this order: III %. ~ "a, ~ 06l2, ~ 90,
81 % 81, III Oj1.2. ~ o. Ia. The options were
offered down rapidly after noon to ~ % II, against
ri o. = i'm the early dealings. The movement was
suddenly executed. and 1t undoubtedly shOOk ont y
scattered weak holdings. sellers were not numerous,
however. because the bears arc reluctant TO extend
their lines on the strong statistical situation and the
few investment holders are SIN unds'urbed while
the extinction ~ certificates goes on. The markets
rallied I'm the late trading and closed firm
The range OF prices and the total dcalings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

a. Is dG o i2ie 81 q q 80 % o. DO laos 1s'S
Jag % r 1a q & a Connecticut Oxen 1875 r. at sS
I s. s Sand ~ is Chicago Steers ,,,s -
l's q. r. q - g.? d. = "a, DO i2le r az &,
do a y MunrOe g Chicago Steers 1920 n at II
40 io.i ID at - 20 Is do 1871 H. at - 10 22 DO iOs
s,ss, G SIdS Bulls 1877 ~ at s. 60 Il Chicago
Mr fSeAa"e9SJg 81 c9lSas? 3. Steer iSs
Feeling T dF n5 Nominal Quotations :2CdS
mcr Win YEAS selling at an R9G al Saasf OF 1 calves
BFny aG y tae 500 a. g sos gr 100 n Westerns
SaIes-Jqhn J.; IIalenbesk: 40 Western Calves. sn
~ A. &c 10 a. Ms iiS az - Js n o. Isl =
vgals l22 p p at Ha Sc; II DO ~ n 10 do i2s
3D. bc6acR ~ bsey 10 td q da fS i's ,s e. 81
vcals 40 II, at &C. do l2c n. at Gle; is do. Isl
3 ,aT 56 Go ~ s Xcpt ie p d d. at :5
p '%Se s sssfS' e IS o. g Isl
' newton { Gllctt Ohio yeals, rs n. at So do.
afcads A. eaTOaqS AZ Jersey Ji,y
%i;h far deinand, only or carload, were sen az
9cG agpC o TO c RE 6a3 at ead Spe ans SS
eesler quoted them = to l.e lower; %
e 70 S lambs sp at $ 5os 50 choice and es
do q q Sg e55 rs 1919 State Sheep. IS ave.,.
NJ s5 % per 100 h 10 do, 30 H. at 20; 202 Western
do sG N M - 2G do 1Oi2 n. at SO l2la 5j Ohio do
n n at - . 3O0 state Lambs 75l2 n, at - 80 Do
- N. q: - - Ill do ~ D. az ~ 90 10; ono DO.
q at at 20 go Do Do ' g T. at s. 22S do IS T. q
q G 2 d s'' IS fsoG e & b At f. nj
vyania do 90 H. a. 10 p 1877 ONO do llO ~ at s6 80;
i65 Ohio Lambs 80 H. at q 90; 1875 &C. % o2E y. a
- 90 1872 Pennsy9nia do ~ 3D. AZ 20 90i DO o' Ssts
~ $, 30 1853 do % H. at 81 O22.
" john J. liaicnbeck: % State sheep. GO H. at 50 ot7
do 81 H. 90 10 - DO 10i H. az 80 % STATE Lambs.
81 y. a, So 80; - do, - ~ at - $50 do' 81 a,
= % pos 75na H. at - TO- 22l do. 75a N.
- hume & Mullen: 10 Pennsylvania Sheep. % D. at 81
80 state do 81 n at - p ~ do. 81 H. az 20 - Penns
sylyana Lambs . H. az . 3i3 state DO 81 ~ at 81 ~
IS H. at - lG7 DO 80 n, at 81 % 81 state sheep and
Lambs OF b. at - 30.
Dillcnback Dewey: 40 state sheep. % n, az az 60;
395 Stat" Lambs, q s. at = 2oi DO 7GF Z. az . ioi
37S do 81 d. at - 80.
Judd buckingham: 20 no Bun sheep 7s: 2 sS q.
81 do % H. % - State Lambs. 90 n at 80 50; 1873
IL" Ncwien - i,ctt G7, ONO shcep IS n. at g 80;
loo n at - - los Ohio Lambs. = %, at 81 S. do. 50
q, - - 200 do. SD %. at - 30.
J y Pidcock sons. At Jersey CITY; FOG We.tern
Iean lambs SOL - at - 80 80 state Do q =. az
sherman < Culver: 80 ohio sheep. 100 n at go l2s;
iI3 Michigan do 20 %, 2t - 20 20 do ~ H. az 80 -
w. r sadie CO.: 50 western sheep ~ ~ at s5 50 /;
~ do 1913, 3D. - ~: l2S Ohio do, Sjl2 N. az So
do ioj y. at 20 lG5 ohio Lambs ST. =, at :! 90
IIOGS-Rc"cit> 70 caroldS - lls9i head10 carloafs
at iGh.>t and - carloads at Jersey CITY only head
FOR sale and sold hv Judd Buckingham NJ &c per n
hov averaged csc T. The market Is qrotd hrm az sih
81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

Refined oil was In better inquiry without develop
ing more than moderate business. Quotations were
unchanged at 80 cents per gallon In barrels aud
go cents In cases
Foreign quotations were unchanged Antwerp. II
francs; Bremen, $50 marks, London, 5B4ao -
pence.
oil Cty. Penn. Feb 10-National Transit certificates
oncnnd al 81 ~ highest ~ O14 lowc 81 Of's ro.rl
AZ n %. -aic-. 5000 bbls shipment o. bbl.
runs g. 1871 bhl-.
lar Natons Transit certificates opened AZ 81 o. closed
az Al ~ highest 81 O7l lowest IL Vg's.
bradford Penn Feb. lO-.Natopal Transit cctlihcstcs
opened at ~ OH closed at ~ highest " VS.
Lowest. 81 Qi1.. CieaFdices 5000 bbls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
THE DAY IN THE BOND MAEKET.

The Treasury bought $4,000 coupon rs at
l0I 5-s and Sill 900 per cents at l24. NJ
the Stock Exchange the best price for the Is, on
moderate sales, WAS l23 Ia, ard al the close me
lied nricc VAS reduced Small sales of the
rs were made al the Treasury figures. The
CLOSING quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

:EIdlvldenI.
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLECA EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

cr, IL t1 i ,I ~ ,i ,,t nof
h"o7" reported 3do5 lal"s fr e\p"t and Of Bale of
sumption Port receipt. - 1t> Do, Lr1n-t cj.Sl4
thi- week. and 10000 D1l'- t, day at
year. september r"cout- ~ fhr ports Aggregated
ioI OOI ba"- against ljjlj5 balr for the correspond
Ing flUe last
Quotation, ha.cd American standard Of cl1.-a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

figures OF the last previous statement as follows
Feb. g. Feb 10. DincreI
gold hand SIS 01S 453 els 2s3 Ia Inc - 6?S
Net silver on hand. 2i,0l7.3S2 23.991sil Dec 4?3i
Net legal-tcndcrs -, ,oo E., oc ,,o
hand .....-.... 1OHo,,9oj I,f'-lV' nv iooil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw. York. February 10. 1890
C,f,.- Sh..p and LIMBS Swine.
- ~ "t i't;t 90 sos g. .!eS
Reeves. Cows. calves. sheep ~ me
t.,.., t1f, Sfo.k IDS $50 $40 3iVN lb.oNO
NNt' a., '..' ''' - 10 $50
,ti.'l', Ool ... &9l3 So
Scattering ID No. - - -.4 a.. f-2
Receipt, lt-f Nrth o'fl - D,.a. -, 80 ti,S
Cos wreck Last Ncar ..- ] sol IlN ~ $40 '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

TOtalshaFo' for INC day
dividnnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11

500 col .s3l 500. 753. 09l Inc. 1901 200
!. 32t.1J. 1873 81 ,UBG,6U2 Dec. sos. S37