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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-28

NOTICE X. @. Z. MEMBERS OF
~ Cyrus Castle No. /. X. O. f.. are
earnestly requested 10 be present at the
regular session, Tuesday evening. Sep
tember 90. business of Importance 10
every member ~ be transacted. by order
OF the castle. II. W, SELTZER NJ. of II.
s.l5lt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-28

A MEETING Of TIE GARFIELD
"a Monument Association will be held
at the Institute Hall, on Tuesday oath. at
5 O'Clock p, III, for Tie purpose of com
pletlng arrangements for the erection of
II monument. II. Is. DUNCAN. Treasurer,
SCOT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-28
BARNES IRON FENCE.

An Iron Post and Rail FENCE
that has no equal for cheapness, durabill-
ty and neatness. Flat rails. perfectly safe.
Price 9Gents per running foot. i've rails
to the panel. Sold by A. C. Webber f.
Bro, Christians, Del.
COAL from best mines only. Agrlcul-
tural machinery, farm wagons, road carts
and carriages.
Iron Turbine and Buckeye Wlndmills
and pumps, Brandywine flour and feed.
Wrightville Land Lime. All the leading
and best brands Of Super Phosphate.
Sold at lowest rates. Highest prices at
all times paid for grain. Correspondence
SOLICITED. PARLIAMENTARY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-28

M AMI ED-.A PLAgE As HOUSE,
w ktoIlf IN Il small family, or VIII
assist to do homework, Address NJ. NJ.
this Office. s2s-2tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-28

w ANTED=A PARTNER. YOUN G
w man preferred. Small capital, for
grocery business. Good location. Address
j. B. this office. s2S-3tl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-28

DOARDERS wANTED-AT so SHIP.
- ley street, pleasant rooms and bath.
$3.50 week including washing. s2S-3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-28

Have your heaters examined by Nit.
chell Il Peoples, 4l3 Shipley ct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-28

w ANTED GOOD WOMAN FOR
w general housnwork. Reference re-
qulrod. Apply at SO Shipley street,
s5Sstt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09

The business in State issues consisted Of small
sales of South Carolina nonfundable IS at rs,
and Tennessee settlement IS at 20 Ia and settle
ment IS at los. OF city bank stocks Central
National sold (4O) at 1870.
The general bond market remained moderately
active at irregular prices. A great variety Of
issues was traded in, and perhaps that was
good reason for the irregularity. For the issues
that were pressed for sale there were few buyers,
and sellers of the better class OF bonds were
equally scarce. The fluctuations were meaning
less therefore, and there nothing in the
market which could be distorted into an indca-
ton that idle capital was seeking renvestmesit
The Atchison issues rallied Ia per cent and the
Northern Pacific issues fell about l-2 per cent
Richmond Terminal collateral trust IS fell
abruptly 70 40 IA, although they closed the
fraction higher at so "a. Chicago and Erie in
comes closed per cent higher at 40, and Rock
Island IS and new debentures were i'm demand.
Reference is made TO full report Of bond
sales.
There was no apprciable change in the
monetary situation, md rates FOR call loans
3a3 2 per cent. The greater part OF the new
business was done at the lower rate and at the
close there was an excessive supply at that
figure.
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges SI43,053.253; balances, S6,25s,s14.
The SubTreasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S734,732. The net loss balance was
40. made up by losses Of $444, 00i in coin,
and Sl6I,147 in currency. The days operations
included Receipts, S6,170,964: payments, $6,77s,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09
financial.
OFFICE or THE
NEW.YORK AIR.DRAKE CO.,
No. l1J Broadway,


No. I1J Broadway,
Ncw-Yorl December 2. 1891.
Referring to statement Of the Westinghouse ATT
Bahe Company to the effect that IL has not yet been
authenticated that our Air.Trnte Is ntercbaneea
with the Westinghouse system. we desire 10 call
attention TO the folio wing;
Our brake device has been In service for eighteen
months upon cars which have been in the same trims
with those equipped with the Westinghouse, and inter-
chnngins for months on roads both In pas
.engcr and freight service and the fact that the
Mechanical Department OF the Chicago. Burlington e.
Quincy Railroad which lad charge Of the famous brake
tests of 1855 and 1857 have adopted the New York
Air Brake Coinpauy's brake and ordered $500 car
condiments, Is n sufficient guarantee of the inter.
chnnGeabty.
The suit referred O by the Westinghouse Company
was brought about year ago. aud our answer TO
the same promptly filed, ind, although we have been
ready and anxious all times TO 40 TO trial. we have
never rs yet been able get the We-tinshouse Conn
pany into The very strongest evidence that we
do not infringe any existing patents Is In the fact that
the Western Railway Association after IA thorough
examination has decided that there is infringement
whatever, and that Railroad Companies can with
safety device.
THE NETWORK AIR-BRAKE CO..
BY ROYAL c. Villas
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday. Dec. S-p. m
The stock market was strong to-day, and the last
prices of most stocks were materially higher. 10
prove the careful discrimination OF investors
Northern Pacific preferred was the most acuve
stock, and its final gain was surpassed only by
specialities or indVtrial stocks. Inc so-caiieu
Gould stocks were weak, and Western Union closed
1-2 per cent lower, while Missouri PACING, alter
an early decline, finally gained as much as IA
per cent. Next only to Northern Pacific was
Canada Southern, which rose per cent and ended
only IA below its highest point. Except
ing Michigan Central, the other Vanderbilt stocks
were able to score only fractional gains. The
strength of the market was not altogether matter
of dividends The Manhattan Railway declared
its usual dividend of 1-2 per cent for the
quarter and there was a sale Of 100 shares OF the
stock The executive committee OF the western
Union Telegraph Company, ventured to recommend
the usual dividend Of IA per cent, and the
price of the stock fell precipitately. The Amerl-
can Sugar Refining Company failed TO raise It's
dividend rate ON the common stock above per
cent, and the stock closed a fraction higher. The
Vanderbilt stocks, which have been the Leaders
of the recent upward movement are selling at prices
which indicate a more generous distribution OF
profits but the meetings have not yet been held and
although the earnings have been extraordinary the
shareholders may he disappointed by the results.
The strength of the market was opposed III
some degree to the influences Of the European
situation In spite of the heavy exports OF
merchandise, the foreign exchanges were strong
and higher The principal demand was for re-
mittance for securities sold on European account.
AS this return movement has been going on for
some time, it can hardly be considered probable
that the foreign selling has been caused BY the
meeting of Congress or the extreme possibility
of silver legislation. 1t may safely be predicted.
however that on the continued selling of securi-
ties by Europe the advances that may be made
shares may advance, in the hope of larger divi-
dends, and the Gould stocks may decline If the
usual dividends maintained. At the moment
the trading is little more than professional, and
the European selling 10 barely Offset by the demand
for investment
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were again transactions in Gov
eminent bonds, and a further advance in bids
for the per cents failed to attract business.
The closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09

lI2; resulting in general balance OF 81
6l2, consisting of 81 5,o7l,7ss coin ana sS'io''
096 currency -
The United States Treasury at Washington re.
redemption. , ,.,
receipts $50, S3s.
Today's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compare WIN w,
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
NJ, ros on R sf s ss Pei; Inc
Net silver % on ha'd SI49635 OAl'S74 Inc. s21oh
N on hand sr''''"a.'' ssca5Oo 5000. Dec 57s7a
"t the Treasury
vaults
e sfs45s ss b as
Net cash bal slje 6l7siO 1855 .2oi Inc. s3l9oi
The foreign exchanges were quiet and strong
The demand for remittance was LARGELY IN pay
mcnt for securities sold here for European account
The advance in rates was not large, and following
are the last quotations for actual business bahk-
sterling respectively; French francs, 5.23 Is and
$40 IS; Ieichma,lSs, "a 5-sa95 IL.
In London British consols were firm, but at the
close they were only "A shade higher at 30 bio
for money, and absolutely unchanged at % ZIG
for the account. In the open market money was
abundant at Lac 3-S per cent for discounts and
a reduction in the bank rate was confidently pre-
dictcd. Bar silver declined is TO 43 5-Sd. an
ounce. The Stock Exchange markets were dull
in anticipation of the fortnightly settlement, which
will begin tomorrow. American railway shares
yielded in dull fashion, but the declines were
slight and the closing was firm at partial re-
cOveries. At Paris French per cents further
advanced . 1-2 centimeS TO $500 1-2, sight eX
change on London being higher at 25.23 francs to
the 6 sterling.
worden & Fanshawe offer line of good in
vestment bonds, bearing A, and per cent
interest.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
KEoKUK AND WESTERN.
v,.,.. . 1882; 1898 1881 sol
f SS%}'; & &c sis ,s sss
CHICAGO AND ERIE.
S S1%Se, Of Of o %Ssi, s24e5ds s254Sal
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
For the week &C 81 o7s s552G s95 sI9 5oS 81
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BONDS TO BE PLACED.
Location. Character. Amount
H'' City oaansil. providing for bonding .,oo ono
As title ii ' recites. tn. amount viii ex;
coed the income and revenue provided
is s6ersfsge provided for, ,..,
Jacksonville Fla-The special election TO BOND .,o ooo
Duyal County 70 amount OF ,,,.. Soo'ooo
in a majority OF s76 votes In favor OF
BOND NEWS.
Walla Wala, Wash.-Iamprecht Bros, Ceve-
land, Ohio, bid 500 premium for the
per cent city bonds TO amount Of. 4O.OOO
Award was not announced.
NEW BANKS.
Location. Title Capital
Chicaco Ill.-Chemical Trust and Savings Bank
has been recognized Chemical - o .oo
National Bank; capital SlVOo'oVV
viii open for business Dec. 5.
Defiance Ohio-Frst National Bank OF Defiance: .oo
president. Edward Squire. loO,Ooo
Johnstown, " Y.-Fulton County Savings Bank;
Martin Kennedy, president. not stated
CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL.
Spokane Falls Wash.-The Inland Construction
and Equipment Company; b. H. .,. ..,
Bennett president; capital. .-....-.:.. S20O,0OO
construct railways steamboats, etc.
keoKak' ment COMPANY; capital 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09

SALES Al THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PB.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09

Leaving surplus OFF,. oO
The earnings the present year to Oct 81 1884,
are quite as favorable as for 1890
In accordance with the action Of the stockholders OF
the Cleveland ami Pittsburgh Railroad Company Nov. 1S
1884, the company has created general mortgage. dated
Dec. 1, 1891 covering all its railway properties, equip
ent franchises securing $lOO00o00 Of bonds to be
issued from time in series for the following pur
poses;
FIRSTTo retire the present Indebtedness Of the COM
pany, 5000 34303 whereof ~ 500 343 SO prior
in lien 20 those secured by this general mortgage.
SECOND-To pay for actual betterments and improve
ments TO the property.
Jnder this mortgage there 10 be issued 90 000-
900 Bonds designated Series A. dated JAM 1. 1892.
bearing Az per cent interest," free of taxes and maturing
Jan. l, 1912.
Gold Coin OF the United States and The payment Of this
principal and interest absolutely guaranteed by the Penn
sylvana Railroad Company per Endorsement the
bonds
AFTER the issue Of these So 100000 of bonds. and The
retirement OF underlying bonds intended on January
l. 1892 there will only be ST. 725000 bonds ranking ahead
of the General Mortgage Bonds and the total annual In.
tres charges OF the Company after issuing the Series A.
above, and until further Of the General
Mortgage Bonds, will amount to S31s, $780,"
The bonds OF 81 900 each and to bearer. with pro.
vision for registration the principal the option Of
the holder.
Interest and principal payable In NewYork In gold
coin of the United States.
The mortgage provides for annual sinking fund Of
per cent provided bonds Of this issue be bought
par and accrued interest all bonds bought
be cancelled.
The Bonds are not subject to drawing compulsory
redemption before maturity.
The subscription will be opened at 10 o'clock on
Thursday morning, December 10, and may be closed
without notice time thereafter, the right being
reserved to reject any applications, and TO award
smaller amount than applied for. Holders of the
Mortgage Bonds Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
X. X. Co., maturing January st, 1892, having pref.
erential right aotments In full to the amount Of
their holdings Of such Fourth Mortgage Bonds.
Default of payment Of the balance due Jan. IL will
render the previous payment liable to forfeiture.
Copies the mortgage be inspected at oice.
A SIMULTANEOUS ISSUE OF THESE BONDS
WILL BE MADE IN LONDON BY MESSRS. sPEYER
BROTHERS.
SPEYER & CO.,
MILLS BUILDING.
WORK Dec. 7. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09
Business Ghantes.

A YOUNG MAN, active, intelligent aad trus,s..-.
"A can secure the position OF SUI erin t4nfsn, a,rVzy
the departments in business established for twen.g ~.
by purchasing 81 800 interest OF the present as
who Is Obliged 10 renqVish position Tor re1s, eSt
Will be fully explained at Interview. " hs
Room 3il, 1876 Iibe,,v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09

This Company has acquired by purchase and is the
sole Of letters patent, taken out In the United
States and in all the principal foreign countries, for
IMPROVED AUTOMATIC COMPRESSED AIRBRAKE
(Which interchangeable with the Westinghouse for
engines passenger and freight These patents after
examination have been pronounced by the abest
attorneys and patent experts entirely free from all
infringement Of any existing patents, and are at
present 80 different railroads, including the
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, Chicago and
Illinois, Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago and ST. Louis.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern, Illinois Central, Cincinnati New.
Orleans and Texas Pacific, Louisville and Nashville,
Iehish Valley New. ork and New England New. York,
Providence and Boston.
The company il now turning ont 10000 car brakes
and = 900 locomotive equipments the
Of Its capacity, which at present prices show
profit Of $3.50, 900 per
The stock being offered IL n part Of 10000
shares held In the treasury of the company the reman
ins 900 shares be used only for the future needs
ofthe company. and price not below par.
A. all the prominent railroads equippIng
their engines passenger and freight with power
brakes In addition applying them their old equip.
ment and the total capacity of all the
brake plants In this country II only about 1OOO
equipments per will readily be that the
immense demand for equipment and the renewals
Of parts for repairs will furnish business for plants
three four times the size Of those in existence
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE ABOVE AT $4,000
PER SHARE WILL BE RECEIVED BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09
Cost an0 foun0.

cost an0 loun0.
I oSr or STOLEN handbook issued by the seamen's
IL Bank for saving New-lork, 10 the subscriber III
the book Information Concerning II Is not sent 70 the
bank within 30 days from THIS date win apply 10 IN bank
for It's tancell0tOn. CATHAnlNE KANE
NewYork, December g. 1891.
I Osr.-bank took No. lQ7 5ss on Dry Dock Savings
h Bank Any person having claims upon said book Is
called upob to present the same to the BANK within thirty
day. the said book will be declared cancelled and
extnguiahed, and . new issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09
financial elections.

financial elections.
THE PEOPLES BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW-IORK.,
- December 8, 1891
A II THE ANNUAL ELECTION held De-
~ cember 18th. 1891 the following gentlemen were
elected 70 serve the ensuing year:
Directors:
John A. c. Gray, Robert Maclay,
Ichabod T. Williams, Chas. L. Van SantNoord
Scott Foster William Milne
James T. Hedges, Adolph Wimpfheimer,
Theodore W. Morris.
inspectors:
Freeman Boodgood, Frederick V. Price,
Alex. +. Clark
At subsequent meeting OF tie Board OF Directors
Scott Foster unanimously ele, ted Presiden
and John A. c. Gray esd, unanimously reelected
NCe-Presiient
WILLIAM MILNE, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09
furniture.
Dnblic Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The Receiver OF Taxes Of the City Of Nswv.
gives notice to all persons who have omitted 10 ~ aa3
taxes for the year lssl 70 paL the same % him ,S
section $50 Of the NewYork CITY Cons dstor Aet
December 1891 per OeatnIn VIM be ehar1os ~. dai
and collected IN addition % the amount thereof ees
such tax remaining unpaid the hrst day ana upe
1892 Interest viii be charged reoe ged and Wy
the amount thereof az The rate Of seven nor 80 g
annun TO be calculated from ire fifth day AZ 0c,n,en -
which day the sssessment rQils and wsFrsots isl
taxes OF 1871 were deyered % me .aa Receiver o. T,,
act. OEDRCE w McLEl%4 50
Receiver 81, Ta,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-21

nents ,yes var aeciine, and usGing al depart
nush ehahsea hane and aside from the usual local opera
ions there was little interest nauffes.S Dnrinr the
carry session there wac break 5siIi.c b,sod mainly
ree'i,ts az Vie West and proserrs Of st frer
arrivals. Subsequently the market strsnathened. ana
haliy closed Wlul general Ialv OF i6l.c The de-
f t5las IN NE v visible supply lad some
nIl.s 70 u with me late nrTnness The
poS broke l@2c on he duikes rlde and ser interior
movement only 10000 tush were ,ahso sor expOrt
tesTsnet- We're o4fSt. bush. Sales hnsh
sai ols ~. hetuY1E No Mixed az 6G9c IN Gle
S2 me July option unRradsd Mixei 81 aGDc yellow
VIC IN elevator NO. Jiy. GGGess,c Closing AZ
G64e do August. e2a,dOsc eitsins ~ a. Do septe-
Der NNedOl sc, closing at Ole: 10 Oetobc, 5gdSgi,c
closing az 6os.c d. December 52 d2ae closing al 52lc
- tsNls. tended lower Influenced b. The De.
Pzi"n ~ the leading cereals July hroke fully lie and
elotN heavy latef deliveries lost about ir The de-
ere,sS N tHe visible supply had little or no effect The
tlOt market declined bale AMI trading as anil Clear
anees 2S5 bush sales les 600 bush future Al ooO bush
spot Ihcluelhg NO. at f0lc elevator: No a whit fgr
GieNatof. 40 = fl2c elevator. 4oi,r delivered no
Viii 've elevator 10 White 53e elevator 40. .
1hichte' 4Z2ei UngaGd Western Mixed ggL gl9Lsc 10
Mhi' ~ %, a29c 20 July ale. closing NJ &c Aug
ust @5Sddo1 &c closing at 33ac do Sertenbrr 3IIigr
SiStc closing a. 81 rc do White 1uly closing ~ acc
FEED-Quoted 40 ~ $4,000 spri6e md Int 90 n
S 80 y, sp,ari 100 H. 81 81 % sharp 81 90
~ l2e 49, "0""J ''0P' - =
a~fr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-21

i;SS Ainp nltAL-aLoUR-Thege heavy and
In some cases slight concessions were reporsd WITH free
The expOr. movement was slow sales 81 Goo bSs Z 100
e9s az 5o' sS SpS SO ne es1 ioo go, sss Low
manly so IS iGr sanda no 5E S 400 pel Minnesota
& SS $ 500 SSI. ssgsG CIV y S qS Is 100
Patents IS l5asS so; Low Extra So soas4 90 :
SS6cs Ysfss Sass oT 10 Fr1s ansy 80 Ordinary
ordinary 70 saoeS ss % 79S St 2C
c5as5 ordinary s ssois
- 20 spring and winter Fine, sss q S. spring and
oS and N1 barely 's ay Sales 700 ss
ssig os, G5ades % so4 90 30 Trade and E Exs
pu sad qHihangsd sses ;6O 66ls supcrane At = 80
SOw .ssS 6 asts .. IS as s my
So -, sales Gu, $50 bbs Including zoo bps Rra6dywine
M option line and the Drift Of prices wa basis
at period showed decline Of but 's the pr S
Less S Ssn oc o bufA h sSasf AaSdS s5
was mainly Of locE cea.actes August started at s8 az
break % Lice closing q: o2e December started
SC ea oaS Is sod w e bp eo sn aecnsd
points served az the chief deHrssas factor during the
ve d ae%V hs Sa 9 also as supply The wey
IL addition TO watch there was some Little hammeTine BY
easter sss ah sse too r Ed 'S es.H SS a eSd on @
other hand The public foreign accounts were firm and 10
fsF Then again the eie5Sces Were liberal snd sSe
Es ssaSa Hg TS .s OGS 100 SSSSbs b A.
caused Sigh. STRENGTHENING late n the day The local
stocks in store showed decrease Of 10000
bush bush arrivals at interior POINTS were 47o4o7
receipts gas $40 b-sh cieorances 5000 bush wheat
and 10 600 pkgs -four On the spot there decline
o. about re closing steTdy shipper took So4 ooc bush
all winter red. mainly No. special July and
Miilers bought loads winter red Az outport- there
were 2eoo0 bush taken for export Sales o.S4s 900
bush future, 3sS,O00 bush suot and special including
no ed winter. AZ 9s<a95Fc IN store and elevator
95s d96 &c aroat (232 900 bush: early delivery 95N
@s'sc o b. lS2 oCO bush ungraded winter rcd, s5 a
No J Northern spring quoted O5la No ! hard spring
nominal q or; No July S4d95ec closing az j4'.c
Der ags'.c closing a. 9Sse dc October 9a',4t,i nc
Der, 95s aeG%c closing At 9o.c do Jsnuary. closing
s7ssc; do May, 81 OF aSlolAc closing at 81 Oh.
ior .pieorr and October qnoted az 7la7Ge. Messrs.
II. DLsenbeiry a Co. exhibited a sample Of crop
jersey to-day, the lot consisting OF TIC bags II
Of excellent quality and brought Zoe per bUshc delivered
...BAkLkH MALI-Dul; twOroWed STATE quoted a;
lOa92c sx.rowed do. 05a07c: canada Iasl o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-21
THE PETROLEUN MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The opening sales Of National Transit certificates AZ
the Consolidated Exchange yesterday were made at i3
OF Saturdays closing price, the quotation being 66 10
cents. News from the ell fields gave slightly frmer
tone 10 The market Che price rising during the day TO
81 IS cents which the closing quotation. The
sales Of options amounted 10 1900 barrls IN National
Transit certificates and 1000 barrels taken for
Immediate delivery Buckeye was totally neglected. as
Il has been f1r several days.
Refined of ia barrels steady at 7.05 cents In
bulk nj so cents and I'm cases at $50; crude, in
barrels at Cos cents and IN bulk 90 $40 cents
Foreign quotations were Antwcrp, 10 = francs;
Bremen 6.30 marks: London, j-i6a5 "a pence
on CITY Penn. July 20.-Nations Transit cerureates
opened at 67c highest % lowest ~ SC closed 81
sales, p GoO Dolls; shipments 1O0,soO bbsi runs
Ii GAG bbls -.
Pittsburg Penn July 20.-Ppt-oleum dull nothing
doing Rational Transt csrtincates 0uened at 61'se;
closed at 07ise highest 67.c lov 81; % - .,s..
Bradford Penn. Julv 2O-NatiOnal Transit ceftlncats
opeued az 67i.c closed G7Ac highest, GU lowest
66ae: clearanceA D 0 o bbls.