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New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
cLo,lNG PRICES OF rnILADELrnIA srocKs.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, Jan. l6-p. m.
To-davs stock market was one in which both
the orders 10 sell and to buy were principally
written by the same hand. In other words, II
the Stock Exchange possessed that model system
Of a Clearing House for speculative transac-
tions which has found favor at all other great
financial centres probably the actual transfer OF
900 shares of stock would tomorrow make the
settlement of the $4,000 shares of listed stocks
reported 10 have been dealt in to-day. HE whole
market from \ 10 Il was dull, and of that con-
dition advantage was taken 10 mark lower quo
t,tions Tie broad outstanding feature is that
long stocks were not dlsodced, and that the
ap1thy of real holders was not rullel. The
GREAT and l-kncw morc-than-thou bears sll
continue to act and deal as ii there existed
speculative market; as if stocks run IN brokers
Offices on their margins, and if it were only
necessary to mark certain figures to bring an
avalanche Of stocks into the market. They have
been doing SO for twelve months or more, and the
stocks in the Street in brokers Offices and in loans
have steadily decreased. That is not speculation
10 is investment.
Today the special drive was first against Union
Parif, stock There was no alternative for the
bears" IN II. They could not buy IT, ana per
force they were compelled 10 sell more. In the
carrying ont OF the scheme they employed hrIh
with a Boston connection to sell l,oOo SnarcS. IL
WAS a witty. ard therefore a laughable cNpedl-
.cncv But the ghost Of Generalization travelled
over the whole field of the market. and at the
close struck Rock Island, which WAS rapidly sold
of | per cent by brokers VINO nave no oth'r
business except such as they receive from the
bear clique. About the stcadicst stocks ON the
list were those of coal companies. Philadelphia
and Reading closed with a gain of Is per cent;
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western met loss
of IT, and Delaware and Hudson. after an al.
vance Of 3-S. was unchanged at lir j-o. While
the speculation Al the Stock Exchange Is now one
simply Of manipulation born of desperation, the
steady investment buying of stocks goes on, and
i'm the end will tell on the market values
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury purchased SS0l 800 per cents
ot I96 Al the Stock Exchange there were no
sales Of Government bonds. The nominal quota
tions are as follows
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
CASES ARGrEp ~ TIE COvKT OF APrEALs.

Albany. Jan lG-In the Court o. Appeal. Fist Dvi'
sion today the following cau~c- were artt'd:
The Wrought Iion 81 c1o Company Of canton, etc.
respond, n, at the town Of Att.ca. appellant.
Jacob Ondcrkira. respondent at the Central National
Bank Of Troy, appellant.
william II. Houlstcr, respondent agt tho Central Na-
tiona Bank Of Troy. appellant
Byron J. strou-h, supervisor Of the town of Orleans
aet the Board oi Supervisors u Jefferson County.
In the Second Division the following causes were
argued
oscar Baumann. appellant AIT. Mary G. Pinkncy' re.
spoudcnt
Ella c. Northrup respondent. agt. the American IL.
change National Bana appellant.
ChaIle, Davis respondent art. Isabella NJ. Davis and
Others, appellants.
H. Jo-cns aid o'hers respondents. act. Horace X.
Thurbcr and others, appellants.
Nathaniel Hooper ana othor,. respondents. agt. c.
McCulloch Becchor and others. appellants.
The following 4, the calendar 30. tomorrow: First
DiyisionNo,. IG7. I,3 l5 15J 1s5 l7o, 10 and l-o
second Digsion-Nos. 700. no ~ a. 7le. 7l3. ~
and 7iS.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
corPr.CAr,ryoAEs FOR TODAY.

supreme Court Icsn- Boior. Van Brunt. p. J.
IL is g. a. o. g. 50. 81 %.
supreme Chamber, Before o'Ericn. J.-Mo,on
sapl,ur ,olrt- Special I,.u-rAr, Before Andr.w'.
Slpf.m, >p,., I,fn- Part II-Beore Beach. J.
30, 5ae. 81. d. 5i3. 5ti. DO $50, 5i'' oio 1i''
SuI'T'ie Court- Circuit Part I.-Brioro smith. J.
G55 60. o95 si9s' C77 45oi 1913 1923, ioi7 Si5,
supreme Codrt"1 rca.;-ilfj II-Boforc Lawrence. J.
No. ItG5 - 2ole liq2, -3lt ltGt5' Tit }'iii'
1855. 1886, 1557 1855 1888. l5io. l5'l. r.,.,..,u
short cayse,~To,. 2coi oa-I .n-4. .-7p 25Do. 3oi2
~ 2-c5. 230o, 2555, 80. 2o-2 80, 5'-l. 3l0'
siprai toart crru, Part ~ nct2re ,lnsrah'm. J.
surroeat.', Court-B,iore i;ansom. wills Of Mary
A,o1a: A IGgt' Nh, a. Of m ea Goc1Idt iGGSd IoadrcH
aSnp 6S EH Within JTlqe , ad a 'f'1 & oa H 10 s m
Thomas Gallagher Robert l.aing q a. % h1n't , ~ -,
Superior Court~Spccial Term Before Duero. J.-Mo.
Superior Court-Equity Term Before s,dewck C. j.
suH-idr Codi;si ira Tcrm-ralt Befe9Grcc rruar. j.
NO Gi9 s2$ go io$ 49, ~ & 1927 W IiQ-' Freedman
J.-N6s. 500 s2, 9o3. go 777. -, ,.,... o.,.....
J-Xo,. iosi, ios2. 1883. losi lo,5 loso 1898.
Rook,taycr and Bl,chor J. so. 30 g. 60. H. A..
81 ct ds asa r s3 & Socti IL IT, 49, b. ol@ 80 p. M Motions
Common Pa,.!rial ,r1. iaIt j. b,iore A,,h Ia
iaoG. iiss H. 7c5 il7G 1i77, 15o7 1915. 53j,
100 1888 7Og 1875 J5f. AZ. IG11.
Common ilei,-Ir. Tcnn-Iart lI-Adyournei for the
City Court-special Term Before Van wyck, j.
City Court-TrM Tcrm-rart I-Bcforc Ehrlich. J.
Short No. 17iG. 1888, l77G l0i2 1000 1888
i77t 1907, i73i 37c3. 1880, 1898, 1874, 1886. 1924.
1876
CITY Court-Tria Term-part II Before Nc ,dam. G.
short causes 1853 $50 1873. -'@, 1000 li20,
ie27 i7cs l7o3 l77l 1865. 1853, 1s7s. 1856. 1870,
CITY Goart'Tr Itim- i.sr, III Before McGown, .
Short cau-o-No~. 1905 1:.3 1866 1905. 1873. 1909,
1147 11-e 1870 1876 1G51, 17o7. 1913. III. 1913.
1717 I115 1853 1876.
City Court-Trla Tcrm-Gart IV.-Bcorc McAdlm, e. J.
-Sr cill calendar
Court of over and Tcrmnor-A Adjourncd untl March g.
Count ~ Gonrm $ ssious-la l-l'Hore Smyth.
r.. aud Assistant Dlsfrict-AttOrncy DaNis-Nos. u
s. inclusive.
~ General Sessions Part u I-Hcfore Cowin@, j
arc Assistant Bl,trictAtiOinCt Dawson-Nos 10 IL,
inclusive
Court ~ General Scsso1e-P1r IIl-Rforc Fitzgerald.
J.. and Assistant District-Atomry Jerome-Nos. l 70
II, inclusive
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
L1vr srock NArKrrs-nY rrlranArn.

Buffalo y. y Jan 10 Ci'tic-i,ecclpt, last - hours
500 head; total lor Wr'A thus lar, "7o Do td Tor
sane time lat wc,A. lOJ6O head, consigned liur2l,
800 head all 90 NrWA orht 700 head ON -1Irf Trade
dun prices lower choice shipping cattle 900. 600 TO
JNdrt co. primo 90 choice natN' ~lIl.h. -i''f'.
j. iooaI 500 70 - 15d4f 30. medium 9" good export
grade 3OOal 500 b. - 3uIti IT, fair o. ,no'" 'an-
nne and bu,hcrng cat'. l-uuHl 500 y fj .p4tl lu t
medium good do l,ioVdl 200 y, -t "nnfi rnoi '"
choice shipping DO : uOOdl loo N - l5arj 1nt very
common aid al grade 9OuelouO q, - 1'n IS Nrhir'n
-trcr. and fd fair {" choice r, COO 49, d"
cow. and n,f- - l5dt3 so medium To- ,o,d &c. - 80,
common prime do. g. 2udf@ 80. sheep and
Lamb l.rr,ut- last g hours Gfun head total Tor N
thus ar 500 head Tor SANE time last Wrfk. 30 200
head consigned through. 1000 heal Loo head - N"w-
YORK 4 ZOO h,id sale, prices steady. with fair d."
god - iOat5 common ~ good. itat5 80. Iaui-
Good choice, T5-G 9Ot fair 80 po0d .l lou-t 30
medium fair fGd-6 50. Io" ErcriIf- lat - hours
$500 head total for week thus far, i-.tno head Tor
same time last week a.. go bead; CONSIGNED through.
800 bead a 10 N's YORK $500 head on -ac oi' rings
as 20; NOfkefs. ~ SOdi3 - pir-. - -
St Louis Jan. ..tarlr. Receipts. 100 head 3,
shipments head market strong good 20 fancy nnN"
GOHti 90; fair t. good - -p-i 20 ito h"r-
aud FEEDER - sOHsG 90 steers -.ai3 o. Il.--
Receipts. coo head shipment, loo h,ad; market
GRADES ~ 5Odf3 80; llcht. faf TO beet f3i5d-3 so
Sh,c,-E.ccip. 200 head shipments hliuA market
sffnur. 10 choice. -iu.5 80 nmh-. 30 co. 80 iu
chicago Jan iG- Hos Receipts ~ o0n 1d rarltrt
fav sctivc and firm prices jc higher irt. 81 g. 20 ~
rough packing - 0Odf3 60: heavy pacn" nud slipping
s3 G5at3 20. cattle Receipt 600 hnd market fairy
active slow firm primo ~ choic" ~ 5o1fj D.; cows
Al 9Oa.2 10: socker, ~ foo53 Sheep Receipts 600
head market steady; mrtons, - 3odt5 60, lambs,
gt 50d*6.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
THE corr rs.
MULLER TEsrIrIEs FOR HIMSELF.

MULLER TESIlFitS FOX HIMSELF
The suit Of Caroline j. Cammcrcr against clemens
Muller FOR 100000 for breach Of promise oi marriage
was continued before Judge Ingahdm IN the supreme
Court Yesterday The cross-cAamnaton Of Miss cam
mcrcr was completed by Nh lnecso and the case oil he
defence wa, begun Nj. IngcIsoi addressed the Juri
and told them the defence would prove thlt MISS
Cammercr knew all the time that Mr.. Muller had wife
living and that he coIld not marry again Several
witnesses from Philadelphia were called for the drihcc
They testified a, to the visits u Nh. Muller to Phla-
delphia and then the defendant took the stand. lie
made general denial Of the allegations and declared that
the ARRANGEMENTS were that Miss Cammerer should live
I'm his home a. his hou-eAccpcr and when his wife died
they to be married.
The direct examination not finished when the
case was dourned until this morning
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

port Of solicitor Trlsury Hepburn and the possible
purpose Secretary Wncom to terminate the control OF
the state over LANDING immigrants for the purpose
placing wholly in the hands Of the Collector OF INC
Port and Federal Officers subordinate to him tncer
such changes Castle Garden woXd probably cease 10 be
the place for receiving immrranS and the Controller and
the Mavor talked sites which were considered
feasible including points In jersey CITY. on Staten Island
Governors Island and oher places which the Government
might secure The discussion was informal and
clusion on the subject was reached.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
pJCTURE OF 4 DIAMOND THIEF RECOGNIZED.

Two de;eCtvc-sel reonts detailed by Inspector
Byrnes YESTERDAY 70 dj Captain Warts ia the search FOR
the robbers who smashed the window OF Lambert Brothers
Iewelry store. at No. 9GS Trdavc. and stole several
diamonds. Robert Lambert looked through the rogucs
gallery and picked out the picture Of the thief who barred
the door OF the store while his companions pundced the
show window The idnhcation may result the speedy
capture Of the robbers IL said that the accidental
breaking Of brass railing in show window time
the glass was smashed, let number Of valuable fall
beyond the reach Of the thieves The property stolen
worth less than $500.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

putting in bids which declared the lowest IN"
surveyors estimates guesscs for dredging mud ana
cribwork and his methods discovering the amount 10
drcdgcd occupied Of the session after recess
Mr. Thompson produced quantity data and statistics
the dT,d question which Mr.. StraEan employ
for rc,t OF DAY. but nothing new OF Interest
developed
Assistant Engineer william W. Maclay recalled
and identified a number Of Wet Washington Market
cquisons for dredging made the surveyors estimates
The hearing ad ourned to 10 30 a IL. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
GOVERNOR LOWRY GETS THREE OF TIE FIVE

W f. Harding and Jane, Wakccy, two Of the five men
under arrest on rcquston. from Governor Lowry, Of
Mississippi for participation In the Sullivan kllrn prize
fight. released yesterday At the Di-trctAttorhcys 5
Office MuldOon, Clcary and Donovan were held under
Peter Mitchell. counsel for the men who
have arrest consented the dismissal Of the
writ Of habcas corpus granted by Judge Duer0 Assistant
DistIct-Attoncy Lindsey accordney moved for the dis
missal Of The wit, and motion granted. The
three men AGAINST whom The Govern had decided were
given into the custody Of X. H. jayne the officer from
Mississippi and taken from the city last night.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
CU tRGCS AGAINST 4 POLTCE SERGEANT.

Police Sergeant Norr- ~ tlr Twcnty-thrd Precinct
was called before Suprntond nj Murray at Headquarters
Yesterday 10 answer charge that Dee drank champagne at
the French ball I'm the LcNlnct0n Avenue opera House.
at a. m. Tuesday. when 10 h!- duty to see uat
the excise law was enforced His accu-or "Sun'
reporter made anda,t and Identified Morris &, the
scrp,ant who drank the bar In fun uniform. Norris
denied the charge but Mr.. Murray ordered him TO be
placed on trial before the Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
TIE r1Ack CASE AcA1N POSTPONED.

The Fack corspacv ease again postponed ycster-
Gay until first Nondat iu March. Dr. owen j. Ward
Who was appointed by Judge Barrett TO examine Joseph
Mcci, reported that Mr.. Meek, suffering from an
attack Of atica and result acute bronchitis and that
would be unsafe for him to expose himself To inclen
weather FN-JEdcc Kus-t said that ne had engagements
for February which would prevent him from being present
in the Cour; Of oyer and Tomncr during that month"; so
Barrett agreed Jet the Until the time
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
TILE LNSprcroR Rrlnr To DErEyD HIMsELF

Chlcf inspector Brrl,, 10 talA about NrN-l".A ad
venturc--,- some time sco made some statements tA'
gave offence 10 the no.,I WoclhIA --,is who ar" ln
London. lie wa. Informed on Wednesday mat HfiI.ih
Martin the husband - ". tora "oolhY aud >r 'ap',
Cook who married sister. Teunl" e. ,t1n. Lni hr.d
house ia thI, city and made i,nt O. bring
a suit against him for criminal hb'l All nat tIe In
4l.,or would -sy about tlr matter yesterday was ~
t. oolhgl sisters either of them, shall b-n s.t
against me on account II anything alleged 10 have
ssd reporter. VIII defend o." suit aud answer m'
.rcus,r, ia manner VIII satisfy th, count and tno
public" Is manner indicated that be was not disturbed
by the threat OF prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
TWO DEPUTY COLLECTORS NOMINATED

Collector Frhardt has nominated Thomas Hunt his
private secretary and NJ. r. Fcnner OF Chauauqua 10
take the places held by Deputy Collectors Charles
J. McGee and Colonel James +. Jones, Democrats. Mr..
Hunt a OF William II. Hunt, Secretary Of the Navy
President Garfield IS graduate OF Yale Of the class
Of '76 and was for time managing clerk Of tho
welknown law firm OF Eyarts, Choate Beaman 1t
Is understood Mr. is close friend Of State
Senator Commodore p Vedder. Mr. McGec IS the
tary Executive Committee Of the County Democracy
Colonel Jones is a Tammany
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
MEETING OF AN ALUgyJ ASSOCIATION

The annual Of the Alumni Association OF the
Woman's Hospital held at the Academy Of Medicine
yesterday Aferward association entertained al
dinner at the Hotel Cambridge by Il. McI. Emnet
Among the guests members Of the association who
present FOIdyce Barker president OF tho
Hospital Board; DR.. Keith. Of Edinburgh, Scotland,
Dr. +. e.. Thomas. The afternoon session devoted 20
scientific work. In the evening Dr. r. Adds Emrnet
gave a reception to the association at his home
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washnrton Jaa. lG-Ihc proceedings in Oh" supreme
Court Of the United States today were a. follows.
no 1.357-Amea a. Gunthcr 70 al. plaintiffs in error
act the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co.
Arcu T.
No. Ills. Granville Ecal- appellant at; the Illinois.
Missouri and Tcxa, Railroad Company ct a.. Ar-ued
The day call for tomorrow is: Nos. III. H. l,i2o
e15 l45 1s7, 1ss. 1s9 100 and G92.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
THE DOCK CONKISSION HEARING.

The hearing by the Mayor Of the Commissioners Of
Accounts charges against Dock Commissioners Post and
Matthews continued yesterday and the entire
day up with the examination Frederick F.
Thompson surveyor OF the Dock Departments dredging
great deal Of time consumed by Mr.. nnd
ing out about the dredging done West Washington
Market, a part Of which was done by the Union
Dredging Company before the bids asked for. Sub
seoueny the oversight corrected by the company
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
CHARGED WIN sorbwG ms ryPLorERs

Lev. i. GAu,. president 81 thc Twisted Wire BOX
strap Company. so. SO broadway. HH- ''mp'ti"n
n the loc.y4Ic Polio. Court ye..i.t .-.in-i Isaac
H. Dr.,fu.. %, a.u.... ,i t.- company. nhom hc
cla-r,d ath .,..lI iI....t. The llI.ut lll".--
that urryfn--. vno D.. ta..5 Three year "I. .ii A'-
100 ,o IL Wr-t our I drrd tnt twenty i"urtH ,i rr
o,vcd 80 oi tl" ,o.lpl, ', I l.F ou january p ANA
kept d. llc Wa- h'li B.. 5000 Nali N.. ''Nir -.tfn
INK ia all To- 1850.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

In State issues the business included Georgia
gold IS at o. Is, Louisiana consOl is at ~ 5-l
and Virginia rs. deferred receipts at .. ~ Guy
bank stocks Central National sold 10 at - 81,
Merchants Exchange (JOl at ia, ana western
National u at % Ia
The general bond market was without special
feature: the dealings were IN moderate amounts
and prices were firm. Wisconsin Central m
comes were exceptionally weak, ana declined from
81 to o. Missouri, Kansas and Texas generals
were HIGHER: the SIS at - a - 81 and the 5s a6
g. The first IS sold close up to their value, un-
der the Ocott reorganization plan, at 1880
Gl2 Ii. Under the plan they will be worth on
February just IA. If the plan should fan, as
it. now cannot do, the price of the IS undoubtedly
would rapidly decline to % or lower. The mar
kct price of the Is is more significant OF the gem
cral Oclief in the success OF the plan tali any az
vance in the price of the generals could be- Mil
Yankee and Lake Shore extension 5S were active,
and rose to 103 Is. Reference is made TO our
full report of bond sales.
I'm the money market renewals of loans gen
orally were at per cent; but for new business
the highest rate was . per cent and from that
figure down to IL per cent, with late business
at . per cent, which was only an expression oil an
excessive supply of brokers balances. Inc rate
for money is 5d6 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $l37,553,G29; balances,
So. .663 617.
The Sub-Trcasurer was debtor to the Clearing
House S2.475.2l0. Its net loss on balance was
81 767, 1903, made up by coin loss of II ,i9s53I.
less currency gain of S30.s2i. The days opera
tions covered Receipts $3,ll6,ll?; payments.
$I.ss3,sl5: resulting in general balance OF
Sl76i57.3SO. consisting Of $l70,i67,j5S coin
and S5,0S9,S22 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day $355,730 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 81 ,003, OPT, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts S325.739. and the miscel-
lancouS receipts SlS,S7l
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
jan 10. Jan l6. Differences.
Net gold hand 1883 20l lJ5 So Inc. sl3
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
PASsEyGERs FRIGHTENED BY 4 COLLISION

The fcrryboats Communpaw and the Elizabeth Of the
Central Railroad Of New-Jerscy in collision ycstcr
day at 80 their slip In this The Eliza
had just left her slip and almost gained full head
when she and the Communipaw crashed together.
damage done but the passengers were badly
frightened. There fog was said that bad
steering the part Of both pilots Of tho
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
OIL. sfARItIIG

on CITY Penn Jan l6.- National Transit Certificates
oncucd 40 II OI HIGHEST - Oi7. lowest ~ oli closed
~ ~ Ojii Sales - coo lhl, charters, G39 bhs ship
mcnt- 1O7. 81 bhl- runs % a~S hh-.
Il,f. .lurr penn. Jan. IG Petroleum dun but steady
National Transit Certificates oponcd ~ - oi closed a
4 O5tt highest. - OJ7- lowest. ~ nji-.
bradford. P.nn.. Jan. Nai onal Transit C"r n.at's
p.urd II closed ,i /O57 highest. II 06 low
,st - Oj. Cl'arancc-. lo2 600 bills
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
THE COLLECTOR COySrLTS THE MAYOR.

Collector Erhaidt called upon Mayor yesterday.
just the Mayor about his day
and short conference r'sud about the Differences which
had arisen between Federal local authorities
ating % immigration affairs. The Collector desired to OBJ
tain from the Mayor who I, cx-olcio a member Of the
Board OF Emigration Commissioners his opinion OF the 70.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Jan. I6.-Cotton quiet; middling lote.
Flour IIIIy active. NDsJ-SOuncrn quiet ana stea0y
LOA 80 NJ. =, sue 81 amer,
71c; W.s1cn steady; 40 winter req spo, ana January,
SJlosJc. OO4u-SOutAtTu, scarce "hlJs
and y,..on. 3saiIc. M,>tcu steady; mixed spot aud
Janusly s. Fcbr4dy, s. Sd31 &c March, s.
-, -c Aprl 3ou3osc; May, j. 1885, steamer, 3t.S
3iac. steady. Rye, urm, prune 70 choice ooI'oc.
nav weak Uruc choice timothy, J2Uloc. PrONlsOls
unI.auQ,Q Batter Wcah Western packed l-dlcc; Uess
iou 10: Creamery -Oo2jc. Egg> dun Western, lac.
u 81. a,t. l,.p cargOs,, far J2c. sugar strong \
soft CO. Copper nrm AID actiNei refined, l3dl5tc.
IpOO. steamer. quiet; gram per Oush,
Cur orders forward, 1, O'sdi, Jl Reclpts-
our 1000 bbl,. wn,at, COoO bush corn UOu push
oat, 5000 bi,n.; rye, 1000 bush snlpments-t lolr,
900 Dols. corn. $4,000 bush. saeS-Wheat, 7000o
bush; cora, 10000 bish. . .. -, lam ,,,u ..,
boston jan, 5.-FlOlr quiet, tut steady Corn iui an.
uWcDang,d Provision, Light den and no ,uoiae.e
Chang. u prices. Butter M large receipt very inll of
early made goods line fresh made creamery az .4d2oc
{ u let uur, angcd ts ia lsrSe supply prices
in buyers favor Western extra - II &c EasfIn eAs az
i1r Receipts the wcck-tlour. 1000 obls, @'OOo
sacks; corn, 1000 bush; oats, 10000 BUSH shorts.
it..-,o Jan. l6-wheat-No l hard firm. with sales
northern So asA,di winter wheat STEADY, WIN Iaf
demand ears No. red sold at S+2c; car No red,
-6r cars red extra. Sic ear extra No whlte,
Sic / 40. 1 white Michigan e3c cars 10 whte.
void 4N. Qt5c- No. 3 yellow, 332c, No. yell
low 81 a33c No. 3. 32io d32ac No. 4, 3ld3l2c; no
grade. t!al Oal- quiet but steauy 90 = Nmte,
-6. .u21c: 40. white, 26l2ci 80. mixed ,2S2c On
ia H. barley steady with good demand No canada,
f5 gi,c 80. . canada. 60dOlc; 40. extra, 5odo'c:
nv, Iuli asked Tor No on track Flour quiet ana
weak hcs. patent spring. - jd91 % oest winter - -
G-i 30 Mlf.,d quiet and unchanged Receipts-"heat.
bush: corn, 1900 BUSH oats, LOU Ols1' shp'
lueat,- Wheat 5000 bush.
Chcsgo. Jan. 1G-Ihe leading futures ranged as fol'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

Tusr Tr"as,rs rssn VI, IN IN
over outstanding
certificate 500 767 $50 s2Oos7s 1ls Dec. s3sot5l
Dep"''' IN banks S57d,2'2 S2,256,7l2 Dec. li7f5Sg
Net cash i9s si2 s2 6si s6o Dec. 81 1853 $50
me loreign exchanges were dull but frmer
III Ton tole at quotations for actual business as fol-
lows @ ba1Ners pills at - 81 and 81 80 for long
and short sterling respectively: French francs
at 5.2l Ia and 5.1s "a: reicbmarks at 0l IA
and % IA, and guiders at 40 and 40 ia.
he governors Of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no chan0e in its
minimum rate for discount. and il remains at
8 per cent During the week the bank gained
GjI3,0OO bullion, and the proportion OF It's re-
serve to It's Liabilities was raised from 3O.64 to
1929 per cent, against an increase from ~ 90 Ia
4I.10 per cent in the same week of last vear
when its rate for discount was 4 per cent Ths
Bank today gained $4,000 bullion on balance.
The weekly statement of the Bank of Franca
shows a decrease of 100000 francs gold and on
increase Of $4,000 francs silver. At the London
Stock Exchange British consols were steady an
g7 5.l6 for money ana 81 j.S for account In the
open market money ruled at per cent for
discount of bankers bills and at 5a6 per cent
for balances Bar silver further advanced TO
A 3-4d. per ounce. American railways opened
firm at better than last evenings home prices
and ruled strong to the close. At Paris French
3 per cents declined to S7.40as7.4 l-2 and sight
exchange London was firmer at 2526 francs
to the 6.
Blake Brothers & Co. are offering to investors
81 O37 900 of CITY Of Boston, Mass, new loanl
3 , per cent bonds. Holders Of Government
per cent bonds are 0lIered an opportunity 70
cap'tali2e . large premium by selling them at
Treasury figures and increase the income by in.
Vcsting in these bonds.
The Homestake Mining Company has declared
its usual dividend Of 81 800 for December last,
payable NJ tie Office Of Lounsbery 81 Co, trans
Ter agents. Mills Building, January 25. Trans
fcrs closc January 20. Total dividends to date,
$4.i93,15O
spencer Trask & Co. offer for sale 100000
city Of Boston thirty-l1ar 1.2 per cent regis
tered bonds, particulars Of which are given II
their advertisement elsewhere.