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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
cInsING pRICES OF PHILADELPMIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS

y,
The only activity in the stock market to-day
was in the direction of lower prices. In view OF
the apparent removal of disturbing causes, the
popular explanation of the unexpected movement
was that the stocks bought to prevent serious
decline in consequence of the attempted bank
robberies were being marketed. 1t is indis-
putable that in the present narrow speculation
the most trivial influences succeed occasionally
in turning the current, as a rock or projecting
ledge may interrupt for moment the flow of
river There is nothing in the present financial
condition which can have more potent or last
ing effect on the course of prices The dulness
was first disturbed to-day by sharp declines IN
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois stocks, the
common falling 3 IL and the preferred 7 per
cent 1t may be admitted that the next dividend
on the preferred stock will be passed on account
of the losses suffered in the prolonged strike in
the Indiana coal fields, but the recent c0mbina-
ton with the Evansville and Terre I1aute Rail
road promises a speedy recovery of traffic. While
the selling Of these stocks appeared TO be Tor the
long account, the decline was open to the sus-
piciOn that inside interests wished TO reduce their
following 1t succeeded Immediately by
heavy selling of Rock Island for other reason
than that the largest owners of the Eastern
Illinois stocks are identified with the Rock Island
management The character OF the selling was
radically different, but for the moment equally
effective, While, OF course, Jnc influence quickly
extended to other Granger shares, and finally 10
the whole market. 1t is not impossible that those
who were chiefly responsible for the early
declines hoped to protect contracts in other
stocks. The late selling of Chicago Burlington
and Quincy, which was conducted in person by
prominent Western bear. lends support to this
theory for the depression had little effect on many
stocks which have recently been favorites of the
bear faction. The closing was heavy, however,
and in many instances at the lowest points.
Rock Island first in the volume of business,
and its final loss of 5-S per cent was Il largest
suffered by active stocks. Northwest -Jst about
-, Burlington and Quincy ID st. Paul l, and
tie general market something Iess than ! per cent
on an average. The coal shares were c0nspcu-
ously strong throughout the dealings, and, with
closing rally, were practically unchanged. In
the unlisted department Lead Trust certificates
were heavy, and Sugar Re6ncries stock declined
Smarty on comparatively small transactions.
These incidents had influence on the larger and
more important speculation
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury bought $4,000 coupon 4 1-2
per cents at / GA 5-S. There were no sales at
the Stock Exchange. The closing quotations
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
THE STATE OF TRADb.

Baltimore Feb. s.-Cotton steady middling 10 iS,ies:
aSc ongberry. 75dS5c; No. g soc steamer No. red.
74ac. Western firm; No winter red spot ana rep
ruaTy SldSli4c; March, S2i4 dS2Ic; May, 5iAdo4be.
CornSouhern dull unchanged; white SsafOci YEP
low, "a d36c. Western firm mixed, spot and February,
3GNa30Hc; March, 399d36ssc April, 35ssd31c MAY
37Sc June, 3Si2c; steamer 33ss a3ic. Oats arm ana
quiet; southern and Pennsylvania. 26a3le; Western.
white 202G3lc; do mixed, 25d23c graded no; white.
gle. Rye very duh and unchanged; Hay dull STEADY;
and quiet. Butter-Cnoice unchanged others weak;
Western packed 4olsc; best roll. l6d1sc creamery,
2ia27c. Eggs steady 13c. Petroleum firm refined.
Guiet Asoft 0isc. Copper firm and active refined 1871
die Whskey quiet III 09dSl 10. Freights u LIVER
pool per steamer quiet -four 2Os grain, per bush, Sd
CORK Tor orders As 3D. Receipts-Flour. $500 bbls
wheat 600 bush corn 106 900 bush oats, 1000 bush
rye 900 bush. ShipmentsmCorn, $4,000 bush Sales
Wheat 1886 600 bush corn, $40. 900 bush.
Boston, Feb, 3.-Markets unchanged Receipts-Flour.
1900 bbls and $500 sacks; corn $4,000 bdsh; oats.
1900 bush shorts, III tons: -, -
carly sales OF carloads made at S0c and OF 1000
bush No S6i2c at the closing No; hard
sold al s95, d9Oc, No. / Northern at S6i2c and No.
Northern at S3lec winter wheat dull, weak and lower;
No red at S2i2c; extra No. 3 red IS l9i2c No.
white zoe asked, track. Corn In fair demand; No.
yellow at 1884, G33lac No. yellow, 32sd322c NO 3,
S2a32lc No A. 3o2g3ltc on track osss snnssettled
track Barley steady and unchanged Rye nominay
Receips-Wheat ., 500 bush corn. 1000 bush o3ts,
1900 bush Shpments-wheat 10000 bush corn, 10000
bush barley, 1000 bush. .,,
Chicaoo Feb 3-Ihe lead ranged followsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. (SpeciaD.-For the first time in sew
eral weeks the seabOard reported considerable bust
ness done in wheat for export. The almost nstan-
taneOus recognition given the news by the market
showed how anxously the trade was watching the
seaboard. May wheat opened at 70 IL, touched 10
and closed at rs 7-s019 For the first time in
long while calls" gOod.' The principal
export business at Baltimore, which reported
fifteen loads. Messages from New York reported
twenty taken there but during the session the New
York business not confirmed The pit uansac
lions during the day were of humdrum sort. Par
fridge was considerable seller and also disposed of
a good sized block of calls at rs "a cents. Liver
pool was strong. II thought that the Engishmen
were becoming affected by the California reports Of
damage. Tho visible supply statement was somewhat
more favorable than expected. With the news OF the
sale Of wheat at Baltimore came tho announcement
that 10000 bushels being worked here. II.
Louis did some selling favorable winter wheat
prospects there and reports from Kansas and Illinois
printed here show not only an excellent condition
but an increase in the acreage Corn closed 4 cent
under saturdays last figures. at 81 30 cents for May
Oats during the day were steady within range OF Ia
cent, MAY closing at % IL cents. Provisions were
steady Hutchinson being more active than anybody
else on the buyic. side. lie took possibly 10000
barrels OF pork and perhaps 1000 900 pounds of ribs
There were only - 600 hogs at the yards and prices
were , cents higher. At the close pork showed an
advance over Saturday of 10 to IL IL cents: lard
IL cents. On the curb May wheat was IS 7-a0
20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04

Liverpool Feb 81 D. m.-Cotton.The sales OF the day
included 800 bales American Futures closed barely
steady American-MaGling low mlddling clause. Febru
ary delivery 576id buyers February and March deliv
cry 3 57.64d buyers March and April delivery, 50-6id
sellers April and May delivery, VI Oid sellers May and
June delivery, 53-6id sellers June ana July delv
August delivery, Lead sellers August dnd september
delivery, > 62-6id value. ~
Galveston, Feb. 3.-Cotton STEADY middling. l05c ;
low mdding, 10sc good ordinary l3l0c net receipts
53s bales gross 53S bales exports TO the Continent
go bales coastwse 1927 bales sales SO bales stock
46 252 bale. -.
Norfolk, Feb 3.-Cotton steady middling. 10ac net
and receipts 1853 bales exports 70 Great Britain
097 bales sales. 00s bales stock
80 575 bales. 49,.
savannah Feb. 4-Cotton dull mddling. 1oisc; low
middnr, 1Osc good ordinary. 9Ae net and gross
CENT. jiOl bales exports cOaswise 3Oi0 bales sales
so bales stock. 81, 972 bales.
New. orleans Feb 3.-Cotton steady; mlddlng. 1ONcs
low mlddling 10 Lice good ordinary 1916
ceips 3is bales gross receipts 6!s bales exports TO
eoastwls 1884 bales sales 67So bales stock. 2soei
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEEs-Rio on the spot ruled somewhat stronger
to-day but there was little life to the trading. sales.
100 bags and at 17e tpE no M fSat s.G Iir
quiet ana steady: The option marSet made further
slight gain, but trading was exceedingly quiet ana en-;
trely OF a local Cables stronger and
exchange slightly higher which had strengthening in
auence Havre advanced franc early, but lost it be-
fore the close: Hamburg gained dla gie RIO quoted
hrst $50 good second $50; exchange (priyate),
2ic receipts g days., 600 bags total stock 10000
for United States during the past week 80 600 bags;
Rio purchases Europe and other countries during week.
81 600 bags Rio clearances by steamer C) for United
States $4,000 Rio clearanees for Europe and other
United States freight per steamer 25c and cent
urmage per total Santos stock 2190O0 bags santos
purchases for United Sete 600 bags Santos purchases
Tor Europe and countries 10000 bags; Santos
cIearanccs for Europe and othet countries 900 bags
steamers loading at santos for United States l. Santos
market firm good average Santos, 8 900.
Total sales here to-day, 90 $50 bags as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04

FLOUR AND MEALmFLoTR. VA GpOta at
dP tic q Sd S sr1 Ps 9 very
Guiding 1900 bbs Low Extra at e 25q " 90 800 S6s
Extra q 8 S5qs' Is 800 1000 Sel' VIM
Sne. s.as- g ;: 4'aft O. sO %
y 81 f M An low wei Ex% - $50 %
9 s.; Winter Wheat low grades I? 25a $ g. fair e
S SaR't e SSs$i sO$sa
PnF Wss2 low HI S s' poor to fancy
u Gjasi so Patents, ordinary TO choice - l3asi %;
e a0 Sy d. n '4s aGES'iM sH5s @
gd b5 9ppns weak %ia
Es%x $6%i 4o Patent; slise g, g Mi
sgprn r 2Gff FGHSS IN a l4s e l91
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Ilas light demand at 81 239
81 4O mainly at 81 3Oasl 35 r. N EAILoc:Barcly
SaSS nee S s5 sales as bbls ''
of an exeni sE sspS dS
market today and It's influence ultimately carried prices
to higher Gi roma %S heaSo Tepo loads taken
y shippers here and fifteen loads At Bat a was ase aT
truth in the run s % e ht S s
ASIDE from the export rG@ors there little nothing
interest developed and the trading was aEgey Of Local
dealt in Gables were stronger and the decrease
era estimates but they did materially affect the sitg3,
ton Cleoranees from all points were very small W hne
,a+c May started S8sdSoc, against Se''c , tAe
S6ac, only 10 settle back eUtG aa.od
4e May touched sS closing s sa (, of nts Ssb
arrivals to-day l4?o bush spring anu 81 oo us
S2S On the curb May closed at e0S4uoose, Spot
lots made slight advance but ruled qHie5 a00ut wS
YtGr, 2s 600 bush spot including Ungraded Winter Red
at iqs6c 40 d store, s. iGas5lss S DO saqat
s9oed So No. oudc aG 5sdSs %s aot 10 Feb
ruary si7sds54c closing at S5tc; do March soS.GSose
May SO 100 s6se, closing az sSsc do June so,G;
Slc closing at sic December s6i2dSGTsc closing at
s0 light demand o9s s5F o. WserH s s9a
57a59c canada 3C@SSe 4 ao% S da
mand CORN-Ruled weak throughout the entire session
and closed with general decline both on spot and OPP
tons Receipts were quite heavy and The grading showed an
visible supply increased Pol 20 bush spot lots were
dsc lower with free sellers at the reduced prices snip
per were moderate buyers taking upward OF nasn
Options declined dSc early in the day on heavy selling
parry by longs but the close was steady VIII reeoy
SPOT and special including Ungraded Mixed and White 20
dSsc; NO Mixed S5c elevator; Steamer Mixed SoSsa
20 Mixed 3Gsa365,c elevator 37asa377sc delivered
SPOT and special Low Mixed; S6tc elevator Steamer
White 3og eevSr No Fehrnary SoaSoSS cl s5r
49, % M ccsng q s do S Ma closing losing
ne S' s dS June s Si%S M sSS @
80 13Gc closing at 29l4c; do MaMh s'isc eio Tn
Cash ' grades 40 ruled day generSy steady and fairly active
prices showing material change Exporters took
bush o dull and ia 0co p BUSH t1G
SSladne 80, Missed No white. 2sae Mo
9o eohc elevator 30ssc delivered: No. White 32c
Mixed Western. 27d90c; White do 5odssc No Febru:
al 2siec do April closing 2s4c do May, 2sa2s lice,
closing at 2sc do June. closing at 2Sc do White Febru,
eod65c 60 n 55d6Oc; so N, 65a7Oc; 100 N, 7Oasoc
Rye Feed. G5a7oc.
tfNra tocks in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Feb. Sat the wool sales to-day 1850 lslS
were offered Low heavy Australian and Cape OF Uood
Hon., and Natal greasy were fatter. Much win:
drawn Good mcrinos firm. Swan River was "a
below the December prices Inc total nunbcf OF e.c
Withdrawn to date Is S55e. There available -: 500
bales Eolowing are the offerings and prices obtained
Wirtora 500 bales secured Is liedais I'd do locks
and pieees is adGIs sd greasy, o.dqis 32d do locks
and rnirces 5L6afs: New South Wales 600 6ales
secured Is Sd 9d do locks and pieces IL 2ddis "a
greasy said; do locks and pieces ,eiod ousensas'
Is idols 0Gd greasy 7dels I'D do locks and piecssi
a. I0Ld south Australia, 1900 bales secured is 9sds
Is I'd do locks and pieces. l0d6is I'D greasy Ssdila
do locks and pieces, 3td2d; swan River zoo ns,sss
Sid New.Zessnd, 1000 bales secured. iodsis sss
ioeks and pieces Od Cape OF Good Hope and Naa wv
bales: secured iodi1d; greasy. 6adsSd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04

The only transaction in State bonds the
sale OF one bond South Carolina Us (Brown) at
10 at 1s5, Leather Manufactures (50) at 240,
Mechanics 400 at 210, and Merchants l00J at
163 and 162 l-2.
The general bond market was moderately
active, although the movement of prices
somewhat irregular. Canada Southern firstS
gained the fraction at 10s l-2, and Missouri
Pacific trust rs closed at par with the same gain
Western New-YOrk and Pennsylvania seconds
rose IA per cent to 33 ga The declines were
not much more important Missouri, Kansas and
Texas general mortgages yielded 1-2 per cent
for both Is and 6s. and Wisconsin Central in
comes suffered the same loss Reference is made
TO our full report of bond sales
Money ruled at per cent and the bulk Of new
loans made at to IL per cent In The
last hour the rate advanced TO b, and at the
close was not below 1-2 cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges SlO7,ll6,962 balances
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House Satisfy. It's net loss on balance on Sat
urday and to-day was 1924, $50. made up by
losses of $780, currency and S464;ssg coin
The two days operations covered: Receipts.
S4O24.7s9: payments 81. 549,6s4; resulting in
a general balance of S176,671,47s, consisting Of
SI7O,44O, OBJ coin and S6,23l,447 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer al Washington
received to-day S26S,791 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were S930.522, the in
iernal revenue receipts S6ll,S97, and the mis-
celaneous receipts S207,03
The foreign exchanges were dull and a
rule heavy The demand was slack and only
he high rates for money abroad prevented further
business as follows Bankers bills at 81 SO l-2
md $As7 i.2 for long and short sterling re-
pectivey; French francs at 500 5-s and 5.ls is
eichmarks at "a l-2 and 90 IA. and guilders
In London British consols further yielded l-s
to " I.lg for money and l-l6 10 ~ Ole for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04

Sales-D Mcpherson * Co.: 10 Chicago steers, 1889 N
a aver az = SO per 100 loo DO o ~ 30 az DO 30 No.
at j. 3 State oxen, 1910 ~ a g 25 DO 1929 ~
at g. e SS 'G G Ct % pG 1870 r0s s a. do
1857 n at - 49 - d. 1903 n a. 81 80 IL do l!2o b.
iioe b AZ % o5 20 do i2I3 n at SO o' do 1856 n.
at 70 20 % DO 1880 n at s. 90 9,s n
1913 n at So Is DO 1872 ~ st - 40 10 do 1867 ~
Newton Glett II ohio steers. 1896 ~ at So %; 10
10 hsass S%s $50 kus steers ''O' b. at 81 O
g. 81 10 P aC 1925 su 90 DO 2 no. at at
Mich towsReigtI none and no sales Feeling
p'G cAIvES Rscsp:s S7s head mainly at eOthst Mar,
osr rassy We're sold ON carload brought
S p 70 Yeas Gs s s rS few TO s %S
7As which is fair quotation FOR prime stos
Vcais Ibo6s % X, at Sc do i25 n 7c is do 1888
d. 6aieeSiek < Dewey; Gqsssrs ?c7 NJ at s. s7s 81
do GS ~ at a SS yc Fed caI s at e 90 at
veals ll2 NJ a. &c 81 do. l2i NJ at 0sc o. do. isa NJ
s. harrington GTi s = yss. 100 N. size 10 do l4s n
" j. ~ 90 Pideock sons 10 veals 1876 ~ at rae
Judd & Buckingham; 10 Vesls 1873 n. at Sc 10 do
~ xSw;Sn < tiillst veas iiS N. at e4c do. 100
]" SHEEP 81 AND LAMBs-Receipts % carloads Of sos,
head-3l carloads 60ths carloads at Jersey City and
carloads direct TO buchers at Hoboken The supply
pared S o. sS did
fairly well IL the present condition Of the trade -,
outside price SsSiSsd StO es5
So IS 81 mixed lot sold 81 IS So '"S'1 '''
Sales-Dillenhaek Dewey 20s State sheep % n
sSrE s 2os . BT GS g 200 S'1 DO i 4
49, at o state sos 81 sss ss and lambs IS
a. e 10 state a sseSg ss m
% sis: o2S do. SOL n. at So s7s 2o1 DO SO o. at sT;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good to Prime Steers sold year ago at III oOds4 3d.
and the average estimated at "a 20.
BEEVES-Recepts for two days, 222 carloads OF 3t4s
carloads Mcehawken for export alive u car
loads oboken for East Side and Brooklyn slaughIeefs
81 carloads at 00thst including 50 caIoads for East
mans Company, 81 carloads for j. Stern carloads Tor
Kaufman Strauss and carloads for MeHger & Levy,
and 80 carloads Jersey City Of which carloads were
shipment Europe and carload for the shanDs
direct leaving but little than % carloads 70 be soa
The market opened firm and 10dloe higher, but trada
dragged heavily, toward the close with part
OF advance lost and the yards not cleared Common
*5 and II very Choice Ohio do fed by NJ Null aver
aging 500 N, brought 81 % oxen brought S3 ~ "
~ 25 Bulls 81 50ds3 and carload OF Chicago COWS sofa
at 81 So. -,
ending saturday 1915 cacasses, averaging OS0 u,
sold by George H. Hammond Co.'s agents, az S6 O9 per
100 H. and by Swift Company, 2645 earcasses AYERS
age weight 701 n, SO 0S per 100 NJ The above sales
made the New-YOrk, Brooklyn and Jersey CITY
houses
Private cable received Saturday quote Refrg
Grated Beef steady 42d scant sc n and Amer
can Live Cattle selling at 1ldl2c, estimated dressed
weight. , =, ,
up nearly 1000 head and In addition TO these large
number have reached British ports In bruised ana
damaged condition.
Shipments from Baltimore for the week ended SATURDAY
February l. included cattle the Gaicia for Meyers
Houseman, $50 do the FOnar for Lehman Brother,
and on the steamer Missouri 254 head for Meyers House
and 254 head for Lehman ana Brother. All go 10
Boston shipments include $40 cattle the Siberian for
J. A. Hathaway Glasgow APO cattle on the Lake WIN
npeg for Morris 720 quarters Of beef in the Lake
Winning for Swift Co.. and 2OoI quarters III the
PavOnia for q. II. Hammond Co.. all 70 Liverpool .
The Colorado got OF Yesterday from this por' with 80
cattle 80, , Oh, 49,,
The weeks shipments OF live Cattle and Sheep anu
dressed Beef and Mutton as follows;
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% rs; $50 DO. s2s n. .. N; u,

a. ~ s Y g. 7s % 49, $50 do. sa n N, IN
90 s ss HslssSs:t 1S g ss''s SEA- 81.
II w;'s' 81 e. e 80 81:
M 3 - oas q q s1 e ~
s. liz Canada d. lo$ ~ e = 3 '' i0l d.
80 Ohio LAMBS SSssg s x T. q :, 9 = s. 4.
do 'sSd ss's'sHsT =. y S Ssss sSs'} Gan1
70 Newton Gnle.s 1873 MIshIesn Lambs n n. s.r os;
P s: Essss 100 western Sheep os n, q, q es; %
Nis sSsr%s no. cuSer p Ohio sheep 100 n % m
CGs siSss e. = 1 49, Sss fi?s ss ss
at O;s and q cs,Io's N. q J'rey Gy Nee
s ss' 8 The m, * Is GS G"Ts "a !"
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
Buffalo Feb. acknowledges last ~ hours 8 2eo
head ois for soH wfsn 1911 A %
NewYork on sale oo9 head sstye nm -, and hSher
prime % ,S choice sa native :, shipping saoG ssr 100
e 1900 a'3 70 Too n CANNING sSd
butehering grades 1900 20 1900 n g sSgst IS mdas
e e 7 ssSa Sc go GOOD Cd
s05 GRADES 81 See g 500 100 300 ~ .
MehSan steers. stockers and feeders is % e6os
ass DO esct 70 SSea and %'SIs SEN
gGGs DO e asa sheep s
Rec eipts last - hours 300 head total FOR thus az
tISSS f $500 Sad im Of Which $500 "a
sale Ssy extra, and s; medium 2
i isI ssssS s. IS @ & sSSs e
head total for week thus far 3oo s h.a s
@Sieh 5000 to s on sale GOOD demand
e. full prices all Oer ,og TAKEN YdTse o. aio Sa
pigs. 81 1odsi IS; roughs. s3as3 30 stays. s2 'odsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04

The crude certificate market yesterday was fairly
active and it still reflected uncertainty in temper
Prices were strong at the start and at the Stock
Exchange there was an advance from al o. "a to
- O6 a. while March options at tho Consolidated
Exchange ruled at 81 06 1-4aSl OG IL In the late
dealings the bears renewed their sales with the result
~ breskinr values over cent. The close steady
for ontOns and heavy at the stock Exchange.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

rondon Feb g. d. m.-CanadIan Pacific. 767s Erie
second consus 10i Mexican ordinary, 1885, New;fork
Central 109as Pennsylvania. J62 Reading 2Ot MeN'
can Central new per cent bonds 724s.
Rar silver Is quoted at Al I'D per ounce. ~, -.
The rate OF discount the open market ior Doth snort
and three months bills Is 42d4as per cent - - NJ.
Paris advices quote cent rentes at 81 francs 60
centlmes for the account -. A.. nal, =, r,no,.od
The OF bullion gone INTO inc DdiA Vi Ansi>1
ha to-day Is go 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04

Includes sales OF 5000 barrels February options
81 06i4a$1 06.
Refined oil was unchanged at $50 cents per gallon
in barrels and 10 cents in cases.
Foreign quotations unchanged as follows: Antwerp,
10 7-SGI7 francs: Bremen, $50 marks London,
3 l1-l6G 1916 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
STAINED

Good ordinary........s 1.16 Low Mddling 9s q
Strict Good Ordnary..S 11-l6 Mddling .-lO I-lo
The option market fairly active and little irregu-
lar Early weakness prevailed on decline at
LIVERPOOL and full port receipts, which prompted selling
by ''iongs," leading to break Of las points, The
Gmper however gradually became stronger attended with
frecr buying by mostly all parties. This brought ABOUT
rally Of 7d1 points and the close was quite hrm sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
'isible supply in the United stat

HAY AND SrRAW-There /, dull and weak market
for low qualities, owing continued full supplies. Prime
grades however still rule firm on iair demand hay
Choice S0dS5c good. 65d75c common to fair 4Od50c
Clover mixed 45d50c, shipping. 40c... .STkAW-Lone
Rye 75dS0c Short Rye 40d45c Dat and Wheat 30d35c.
HOPS-Brewcr- and local steady buyers in a small
way but aside from this the movement continues firm Hold
ers however remain rm the basis OF late quot prices
state 1881 best, EdlThe; medium, 18c common, l2d
iic; State. best 1855, lal2c medium, 9aloc do COM
mon Ease do 1887 Base Pacific Coast, 1859, best.
i5diGc medium, 12d1ie common, 10d1lc; choice, 1885,
Zoe common To prime, 7dSc.
METALS-TIN-Lower and less active: spot. elise: :
sales 10 February, 81 15c 25 tons April 90 Doc
IEAD-Unchanged and quiet spot 3S2Ac. COPPER
Dull and weak February li.15c...... PIG IRON WAR
RASTs-Neg ctet and nominal .SPELTEI-Non
MOLA SSfS-In fair demand and firm. A cargo Of Car
danas sold ole for so test New.Orleans 30di6c fair
TO strictly fancy Porto Rico 2sd39c; English Island
2Od30c -
freer offerings and slow demand quoted 43d
L3ae.... RoSINS-Steady but QUIET. Strained 81 17ls9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The monthly field report for January compares as
fnlln,rs with that for Deccmber:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04
Total sales here to-day, 90 $50 bags as follows:
$1,000 Closing prices. Highest. Lowest. Sales

COTTON-On the spot ruled quiet at unchanged prices.
Sales 55 for consumption. Port receipts, 25,S14
bales 3075i bales this day last week, and 2740
tales this day last year Since September 1 receipts at
the ports have aggregated 4,977,22S bales against
1 iGo O3O bales the corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American Standard OF Cassdca