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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
WOULD NOT ALLOW A HOSPITAL AUTOPSY.


a man named \. Broad, a printer sixty years old,
was taken to the Chambers street Io, pital Saur
day night by friend. He was uncon-
scous, and died during the night. Wien
Coroner Hanly and hi, deputy, Dr. DonS
lin, arrived at the hospital yesterday after
noon they told that the house ply stefan had
diagnosed the of cerebral apoplcNy. DR..
Donlin satisfied with the diagnosis and going
to give death certificate when one Of the hospital
physicians suggested an autopsy. DR.. Donlin was
satisfied and told the doctors TO 60 ahead. Supcrin-
tendent Ford, of the hospital, appeared just then
and said that he would allow the hos pal ply ST
clans 10 make autopsy in this lie said that
since the controversy between the coroncrS and the
NewYork hospital authorizes in the Bishop and
also the Dotv rule had been established pro
hibting the physicians in the hospital from making
autopses unless ordered hy the coroner. In tlns
case Deputy Coroner DOnlin satI- ned with the
diagnosis of the attending physician and the super1n
tcndent said he did not the necessity of an
autopsy. Deputy Coroner DOnlin after an eAimlna
tion of the body. concluded that the man had died
from cerebral apopeXy and gave certificate Of
death to that effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. Il tNPclaI-May wheat yesterday kept
between -, and si cents and the range even mar
roy. fo 81. cont, wa, al that bid and S7s was
an the ,ol,r," Thr result was that privileges whch
ON Friday night only D cent apart, actually had no
action The outside not favorable as 1t was
,.tli.r fla tho week Partridge the best seller
Hutchinson important part The bulls predicted
that the visible supply would decrease on Monday 100000
or 500 900 bushels NcwNotk reported the weeks clear
an,,, from four port, including 10000 packages Of
flour and $50 600 bushels of wheat. Corn was easier
cbpry because " iarrc movement. January sold at the
lowest point ON the CROP 9S, cents and ceased there
May closed At 3lt cents The local stock Oh Monday
il show r,a-. about 800 0o0 bushels oats were
'rfr easier k'epine, however all day "thh cents
range. Provision, steady. I'm spite Of liberal receipts
a tho wards unii,oahlc weather FOR packing and liberal
expectations uoNt wk There was some buying OF May
Ior'y M,Goch presumably for the clique, and there was
also some buying by Cudahy and by Armour Year pork
which opened 90 closed at - 81 Lard showed at
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fair demand. Eggs barely steady, l2c. Cheese frm
iladclphia Jan. li.-FlouT-Demand continued very
small lots for immediate use; no quotabc change IN
prices but market ruled In buyers favor Wheat ruled
steady with fair milling demand for desirable grades,
fair 20 GOOD milling wheat 7sQs5c prime long.
berry sSaJ2c choice ungraded l)ngrfy IN gram depot,
9ec No. r,d in elevator. soho No. red. January,
Anil SiaasIJ.c. Conception market opened lsa.c
lover hut subsequently ruled steady with good demand
mixed and yellow prices Of which ruled steady supplies
Of No. aud 40. have VI pretty well clSanea up:
mixed In grain depot, 2ici 10. mixed on track -.
No high mixed IN grain depot 27c No Quoted az
32a3ic quoted at 3j2c In export elevator ana
36d36Lc for local trade No. mixed and high MIXED IN
20thst. elevator. 37i?c No. mixed on track 3atci
No mixed spot n export eeNat9r qu22ted az So
a307sc; March, 37isd37Ac April, 3l4G3sc. oats
Receipts liberal and ma kct for caros weak under con-
unued light demand ungraded Whit ST 90 eibped,
offered in 20tht elevator at 29c futures dqll and Win,
ogt impoIant change January; 80 2; feoEgary ali ~
and weak PcnnsIyania nrst n @ Wheat 100
wsa GO bush 81 zoo bush
s. Louis, Jan. 1l-Flour-Better feeling Tor fancy:
Grads below SLOW Wheat SNeeP'o Gs lash
bid May. $685. Gs07sc closed at 500 ds0Isc bid June SOC,
closed Soc bid July 77G77'sc closed 77isc bid Corn:
February 2j'-c bid March 25tc asked May 257sc bid
July 29c asked. Oats, lower but demand good at the
decline 10 ea;h 2ca22te G4 Nay 2lSa2lip,s s, 9a.
S5as7 80 timothy. - 5Odsl3. Bran. i2dl2l2c Flax:
,ecd - 30; Lad market at standstill Butter dun
GOOD o Sors coTamca q 55dsi So w6iskey. 81 %.
Provisions usual duncss incident 70 last day o. the week
600 bb. wheat. 600 bush corn. 300 bush oats.
% 600 bush rye 100 bush; barley 1000 bush Shp'
600 bush oats, $4,000 bush 1000 bush barley looe
bush.
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nli6ccilnncons

4 LBIET G.. >PENCIK go 6'h-ay".,
n between 15tn and l-tA 30. Umbrella.
IA fa>oi~. canes made - order recovered
ard repaired prompt and reliable.
l. Ol: SALE or EACHANGl.. Horizontal
steam engine, GO-hoi-" power. j.. 81. d.
$50 Last -G'h--t.
4 IMPORTANT 20 lad. .- only GOOD new.
for the b'nrlt ot every woman. and
treat Importance MAI ,'ut- stump. for
particulars. Nine. LEoAtHL, J.. -. lios
80 Bfootlyr.
HOSPHA1E LANDS locat'i In poct,d
and ho4gbt Oh coop. rafI.t pan POI
j.. y. ROGERS civil and mining engineer
ocal1. ia. opposite O'tl' HOUSE..
INEE'S Hone Napor Bath Apparatus
rlr, colds Ihruu1ti-iH' Improve tnr
romp.,iou and h3fd.u-. siren fh'n- t"
-y-t.fn; price -i2 send for circular. l.'
3d-aye.
c. LII r-sl/i era on portraits ~ yout-
tCCs -cf from photo "r tlntfp. orders r.-
cDlted by mail. iIIHDIN~ thr artist. -
Wet tibet. Cur THIS out.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13

ceved furlough until October l. 1891 when ne Will be
placed on the retired list Of the Navy. Lieutenant
Commander Joseph Marhon has been ordered 10 the Wash
ington Navy Yard, Ensign George Breed has been
detached the Point Foundry, Cold spring y y
and ordered TO the baltimore Chief Engineer John T.
Kelly has been detached from the Portsmouth. y. H.,
yard and ordered treatment at the Naval Hospital
Chelsea MIS-.
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Baltimore, Jan 1-COtto9 STEADY middling l o."
Fultz 72ds2c; Longbtrry, 73ao3c No 2 soc stGamsr
zoe Western strong No. winter red spot ana January
sOdsoise February sl'-dsl.c. Mar A. sJtosS2c May,
S5sdS6isc. COrn-SOuthem scarce and NM WHITE 3oc
asked yellow. 323se western eas mlNel spot Ian Jam
Ssd3o-c May, 5s'-a3s'c. OF: quiet rather caSisr
Southern and Pcunsy lNania. -S03lr western, Nht',
2Se d3d2c do mixed. 27fa2S,c gIadcd no. ? Whit Wilt,
timothy 12d13c. Provisions quiet, firm. Butter duh
hest roll 1idl6c: creamery, 2id21c. Eggs dul west
crn i5c Coffee quiet Rio careoes fair; 19Ac; SUGAR
strong; A-soft Glac Copper quiet. frcghtS To- Liver
po, per steamer inactive. Flour per ton In sacks, 2ls
grain per bush O.. I'd Cork for orders 1sd1s 3D. Re-
celpts-Flour, - 600 bbs; VIII at 2lOOO bush corn,
40 noO bush oats 600 bush rye. 1000 bush ship
ments-wheat, a. 200 bush. Saes-Wheat 10000 bush {;
corn III 900 bush. -,
Of sooo bush at Ole 10 Northern dun at ssc 10
Northern. s5c winter wheat quiet but firm; 10.
Sea Sd S'e red e4 7s@7sc No White Msgaa
No. yellow 35c No 3 yellow. &c: No. yellow, $50
No ?. SIC No. 3. 33c No. t. 32c no grade, 3Od3lc
track. Oats quiet and changed Barley hrmer. with
a fair demand: 10. ] canada 05dGGc 30. . Canada.
60c No extra, 5idj6c. Rye quiet No >, o3c on
track. Flour steady with fair demand MIfccd easier
cepts-wheat 5000 bush corn H. 600 bush oats. 5000
bush. Shirments Wheat 10000 bush 20 600 bush
81 FOL
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Washington Jan. 12.-SccOnd Lieutenant j. G Wa'She.
scnaI Cons has been relieved Of duty at ST. RAUL anu
ordered 10 take station Bismarck. OAK
Lieutenant Henry Il. Mansfield has been ORDERED 10
examination for promotion Leutenan, Frank D. Mlulgan'
. - =. .ho Sorfolt Yard The orders OF Assistant
Engineer Robert stewart jr the Naval Academy have
been revoked the orders Of Captain George H. Perkins 20
command the Omaha been revoked, ana he has re-
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demand refined than Is now expected ~ me tFadc
\ maintenance the ruling basis OF crude values ana
a continuance of the heavy reduction OF American
stock, may arouse the foreign trade airesh To the
dangers of ri,king scarcity OF supplies on hand
General surprise Wa cAinDllcl ~ inc uduy d. 'IV
large reduction made in december IN the volume VI
outstanding National Transit certificates and the snow
ug produced au Immediate effect upon sauc>. bhl
the investor need be little concerned ia any spdsodo
movement OF thl, sort ne - nol'i,,H a. t ~
tcrruptcd strength of the commercial ana stdtl,u
cal position lie looks that appreciation 10 come
gradually accompanied by natural reactions Wien
the moment. ID !, Of 10 permanent significance
whether the amount OF certificates cancelled Is 3Oo,OoO
barrels month and 100000 barrel, another the
vital point that volume j. >trddlN contract E'
ON December n 1-~-. there were outstanding
1871 OJo barrels in certificates. on December 81.
1--9 the amount wa, J3gG.-lJ barrels reduction Of
-.3Jf,- - barrels n twelve noI,h' o an average VI
Ggy.J7O barrel, per month. The reduction IN net
stocks 10y all the pipe line, ha, gone on AT about the
same rate. on December 81. Lass the total amount
,GO4 a. barrels at The end OF @0' the amount
wds about I0,-OO.OO0 barrels. reduction OF .0oif,i
barrels, or GJO.373 barrel, per month. II WOuld
require but moderate expansion IN consumption 10
Oblteratc in 1870 ihc entire STOCK OF fchnsNiNaha
oil and confront the petroleum Industry win a de-
mand 10000 10 OOOO barrel, day In excess OF the
supply.
The search for new territory in the petroleum
regions j. prosecuted with an energy th Is restrained
only by the bad condition OF the roads. lct there
are no new Developments i'm any direction Wmrh guar
antcc material gain in the output me preliminary
pipe line figures for January are lhdchtlNc OF large
have averaged 5f.5-s barrels per day compared win
fu returns Of 1921 barrels IN Jai uarN l779
3G.723 barrel, in January. 7-7. "3,7-' oarr"l' IN
1--7 and -, l-G barrels i'm January lr0p. Inc &c
lvcrc, have averaged 20 90 barrels per day. against
7j.954 barrel, in January. 1850: 'i.413 barrel, III
January, las 7i@3i iu 1-o7. and Gd p barrels IN
! to o charters to the l0th inclusive were a. fol-
lows
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Orcssmnkinq.

A ETIsTIC drc.-maalne. perfect ntting
"A costume, "a kct- and wrap winter
styles o also evening ~. Hi -h1ft Motto =,
Prices moderate. NINE. OWEN. 2G2 We.
I'D 81.
nELSsMAEL experienced drc.--
~ maK5r would 90 out DIS the day D
private families; good cutter and litter
terms mod rate. Addrr-, DRE~~I Az EE.
lof East l01th-st. - boiL
nRFSNMAKE Experienced cutter and
~ nttor ON .adlc- ana ul--.-' suits. 20
gowns. evening Dresses wrap. torn-. 2:
per day r.f. renee. Addfa,7 Mr.. ENNIS.
200 West Gi-tst.
nET~SMAF EE-Au ,tyb.- drr--c. per
~ feet ht Guaranteed expert cloak and
wrap maker English walking suits rt-.
toner may furnish material fcl. enable.
COOKE loj Wc,t i1ti--t
nEE~sNAKEE TO- ro out by uc day
- ai-o dfc--r- made a. home. Address
Mis- CAREY. 39s Gth-av'.
II RI NsMAKER. color"d. want, sowing
~ hy the day 0r W'.E. 100 private
families no objection 10 country. Address
Mrs. CROWDER 80 W'st i7th-,t
~ RFOSMAKER -First.cla-s cuttrr aud
~ litter. = 90 per day. Addrcs, EltX.
Tribune Branch. 2'i Broad"ay. Brook,n.
KTS~MAk Firstcla-s inter AID
the day experience in leading houHrs city
rcfcrcncc. Addrc,, D., go Wet go =.
nKESSIS finely made at moderate prices
~ during January tea gov ns "A specially
most recherche patterns for r1mc ,ar'ful
cutting Nine. RENHOLD. lt3 T. 1'th-st.
nKESSMAK Err Experienced IN mt
~ class work; makes dresses wrap. ul-
,trrs and Jackets. according u iaic-t
Paris fashions. 3G9 Rlycrdale-avc.. Nonk'fa.
y Y.
nEI SSMAK ER.-First-cl,- shes SON"
~ more work At home dfr-~c, unD' rom
q up. HItsStLBEHG. il3 last Soth-7t.
~1ArSON DE CONfIANCE. HENRI
IMETTE MICHEL. 20 West i'th-,t nm.
nortor street. evening dicsses. imported b'll
goods at low prices also ladlc'' material
made up.
AEISIAN ci'ttcr and nitcr dc,!ro- Wsrk
at home or IN private ihlnliy i,I"I-
rnccs. JEANNE. Tribune Uptown once
23s Broadway. -.
DRESSMAKfE % 20
IL out by the day. O3' olh-a'''
~ & q. GILPATRICK. Modi-tes. go
VI. Park-ave., would llkc i"" ihoIr 'u'-
toners at home or by the day
CA TO s6.-Frcnch dTcssmaking; cutting,
81 bastin' soc glovc-ntting men cutters
buttonholes, &c. NINE. KOOME' ~ west
14th-st.
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rrNEPAL DE AMZI nODD.

The funeral Of AMI Dodd, the pioneer expressman
of New-York, was held yesterday afternoon at the
Church of ne TRANSPORTATION. delegation OF
nearly 400 employees of Dodd's Express Company was
also present The service conducted 10y the Key;
DR. IIouchton rector Of the church. The blflal Will
take place at Long Branch to-day at l o'clock
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and London. Quotations at Bremen arc down 10
marks at 69j marks per 30 kilOs. and London is OIL
Is pence at q Il pence per Imperial gallon AMI
wcrp IS unchanged at II IS francs per 100 kll0S
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tl)ork n,anteo,
hLilen


Az I'k.-bt Al Anon an man an am
=, rr','ri,.. nd .,rari.uc,d nm all Kinds
a., t.,t.a, G.. r,,.i,nre. i. j. lt2
Is.t 53d.st.
IANITOK>-Br young MARI couple;
-. fr.t.
NJ 40 iil NI~I, Nr..l fF an engineer as
vi mArhini,t and .'m httcr; can rf'c,
Tan. m,'hIn.-.. ha- nr.t-.Ias, license;
rsu bring % years. r.f-r.ut"- So 20 char
affcl ahil'. and economical management
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flats Go Get, Hntnrnisheo.


4 LCAZAR, l2O-122 Last Satisfactorily
"A one left. OF the new, elegant, nrepTOOf
apartment, o. q large rOoIns all HIGHT and
airy and cheerful with all modern improve
ucnt> for hone comfort rent $3.50 per year
LNLATS TO LET IN THE
i GORDON.
t9h.st. 9th.ave. newly decorated steam
heat and al modern improvements rent
from s35 70 $50 per month Z rooms and
bath Inquire OF the owner On premises
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domestic Situatlons Uanteo

Females.
-A.-A.-A.--- -------O
n. MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly Mis-, J.. CampbelD,
10 WEST 22D-ST.
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE |
AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
All references strictly investigated.
servants breaking engagements viii BE- |
dismissed from office and forfeit all claim |
TO Zee paid
! y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
Us WEST 22D-ST.
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I PAY CASH Tor stocks o. m'rchan-
n. dist, OF buy cnufe stOr,, out, a. dry
goods shoes. clothing. groreric-. So.
liberal commission paid % AGENTS.
q tltAEI y Ri.KA, I2G - s3d-st.
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DvERTISFMENT FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN oFdlCt,S,
mutil p d. M: $50 Broadway. between
Twcnty.second and Twenty third sts., until
X u. NJ. 20 West Twenty -third:st., corner
Elehth.ave. i52 Sinth-avc. l55 Fourth
corner Forty.seventh.st.; ,O2d Third-ave.,
! car Sixty. hrst.st. i.70S Firstave.; 100
West Forty second.st. Ninth-aVe. and
Sixty-eighth.st, and 80 Liberty-st., and the
HARLEM OFFICE, 1870 East One.hundred-
and-twcnty .nfth.st.. up TO 8 y. m, at regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13

AZ NG.-By a good laundress 10 take
w home By week or dozen, or so out bv
the dav. can ut 1927 West iist-st., 1se
flight hack
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nOork u)anito.
'eIlilles

Females
|. NDN iu reduced circumstances desires
IL writing at homo. plain and raj ID
writer. Please Iddi.r- fpi one week Nd
\INllNfi; lli last ol-t--t.
- TENOGEAPTl.H aud TYPEWRITER.
- want, position cape. fence more an ob-
Jrrt than big salary must have work.
Addr.-- Hl-, WILKES. 35l West lith.,t.
- TLNODEAPuY aud TYPEWRtT1NG.
- Lad, graduate Pack1rd'- College.
office experience commercially. desires suit.
ahlr position highest references. >. g..
80 Mad i-ou-1As.
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= omcstc 5liuailons tUdnieo
7 II II u
Males.


- uILER COOK ~ nrst.cla-, couple.
- no children lood city references city
or country. 81 TIER COOK, Tribune
tptoWn once LIS Broadway.
II tTLLE-ny an experienced intclli
- GENT ana respectable ! rrnchmln Of 26
boo private family b'-t city references.
Apply BpuHAr>IS EMILE. 30 Cottage
Pa.
CAI;ErAkEKS BY competent. able
Y youus nan and wife, German. 10 take
care of some good hat ~ references.
Addf's7 IL SCiii.OiDtlt, $50 W'st 5-d-st
- OOK By a young German. In hotel or
y restaurant =. WEBER. lI5 w. l0th-st.
EOACHMAN.-By married man. age
u 8. thoroughly experienced In all
branches; hr-t-clar- references. Address
\. H.. - l;ush.,t. Brooklyn. T.. D.
OACHMAN single; thoroughly compe.
~ tent sober reliable; generally useful
nrst-class coachWrn Ia years iir,t-cla,s
reference. Address MARTIN WUAION,
200 ClcVc,and-s'., Harrison. y, J.
oACIIMAN OF GKOOM.-My family go.
- Ing abroad. ! desire 60 Ind employ
mcnt for my coachmIn. whom ] can highly
recommend. WILLIAM w. NILES, ii
NaIl-st.
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Jitn Rcai estate 60 Eet.

RARE CHANCE for a mlliner; q
a business already established 70 !e''
g. 49, sth.Age.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

the close 2 cents decline ribs 5d7o cents from Friday
night. On the curb May wheat sold at Sl1s cents.
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Conutrp Real gsiate for Sale


A CRAWFORD. As minutes from New
a York, on Central r. r. OF N. J., desh'
able French root mouse fof sale sUo1 POM
ns.r s'ation Apply TO wM. .. BIGELoEWd
Cranfort, CniOa Co, n. J.. or GHAS. Leu
lBRY, Al Maiden Lane. n. Y.
&C ENCY FOR MONrCLAIR.Hand.
a some residences and bsildins htes Tor
.ale houses 70 let furnished or uniui'
nished- TUBES & TAYLOR Beehmsh'S1
HARMS. Large, small. ior sale. s-,ooV2
L u eJO 600: valuable fruit farm. with
g. 600 pears. 600 peach trees, all az grynt
bargain- ,0ms 70 exchange. j. W.
FIELDER 50 Libcrty-st.
IrAEI for sal. or 10 rent. 200 acres. %
7 acr,, Improved. with stock. inquire
$50 llth-avc.. Room I.
DICHNOND HILL, L. For .alr,
IL cottage. $1,000 $500 g. 800 al
Improvements; elegant building sites low.
J. W. FIELDER 81 Libcr'y-st., "hO'
IOWLER. on premises.
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For other real estate ads. see 9Th page)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
'hcngO. Jan. 1.-The leading futures ranged as follows

Cash quotation, follows Flour steady and IN
changed : 40 spring wheat 7G'-c; 80 spring what.
77c. No red. 1G-2a 76.c; No corn, 80 10
oats 2nd2O2c: No rye. if4a fEct No barley, 1l9
Sc No naN,eed q - prime tim9ty 20 Il b j.,
ribs sidcs loose ~ 6jGti IS dry sailed shoulders,
boxed - i21asi % short clear side boxed, - 9lG
a. whiskev di,tillers' finished goods pen gal - "
sugars cut loaf 74aoc granulated 6sc STANDARD a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13

ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter rarket was
very duh Creamery 1Ga2Gc dairy, l2a22c eggs "eaA
13d1jc. 40, . 1t,
Hrm No . rcd. 79dscc. RECEIPTS J 200 shipments,
easier so. : mixed. p 234c Rye OIL &c. ? G pic
dui't short rlb ~ 55aSi S7e. Bacon steady short
Slear 46a+G i2i2 whisky steady; sales. lob barrels
finished goods basis II OF. Butter steady sugar III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
Citn Real Cstaic for Sale.

TOR SALE.-A corner on 9th-sVe.; new
! bII1.ng terms REASONABLE pllce 10
n agents. Address 7. +. CALLAHAN
go Last s2d-st.
20 VISIT sfTH-ST.-No. 80 West Sith-
JI - mar Central PARA new brown
Zone 4.-torv private dwelling hou-e, W"
56,l022. but'r', pantWI two,tofg *
t....o1. 12Nlf. hisn stop: ct1'n., mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
Runs. Deliveries. deliveries. Charters.
4gi ..oI 1881 232.0.1 5nl 3l'

Total barrels '9 20 71 lG35i $3.50" &C." ' sdi5i
The crude certificate market last week was moro
active than in The preceding week. \ sharp rally
upou the shorts wa -'trtcd near Inc to~c upon
the bu-h character ~ th' monthly report on stocks
etc. There had been gradual increase IN me snort
but lowest prices vcre - o3 g. - o. = al the
stock Exchange and II O3 ~ o. - for options
The purchasers Of the bear element carried prices
swiftly 10 ~ OG for cash and ~ oG for options
The final quotations N concessions o over cent
and the hulsh feeling suffered some al aicnent.
The market i- narrow and professional In the main
II will mot absorb large amount IF offerings Win
ont sharp define. nor will II Yield any supply 10
buyer, except AT higher values. is safety for the
investor lie, iu fine fact that no large holdings OF
speculative oil menace U while The statistical support
IT, rests on can Doe impaired only ~ an unlocked for
rise in production.
The range Of prices and the total dealings in Va
tiou1l Transit certificates AT thc stock Exchange and
NE consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange for
The last two week. were as follows:
ow.ck ended J". Jaa. H. I,,,i J9oo, u.
ida.-, .. 49,. e. e. ict 81; SS::,
FINAL ............. oar 1oi. 10t- 1or,
Sal IS. harro'~.. 100000 ZOOS 600 2oj 600 16Gj o0o
Refined oil continue generally in Hight demand az
UNCHANGED price 30 cents per gallon n barrels awi
go cent IN cases. crude 10 barrels d, 80 and
naphtha 10 cents 70: gallon.
The foreign market have been easier At Bremen