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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The Consolidated Exchange monopOized all the
transactions here in National Transit certificates and
there were unusually large dealings, CO.'S derng the
narrow variation in prices. Reports of new well
IN the wildwood district may have produced the trns
Concessions that made at the start OF business but
The strength in the foreign markets influenced re-
sovery to the last quotations OF Monday. There
vcre sales Of 100000 barrels in options at
~ sd74 1-4073 "a cents, and 1000 barrels for to-
DAVIS delivery were sold at 73 Ia cents. Herman 5
News letter. reports the visible supply OF refined oil
at the seven leading North German ports on January
Q al $50 600 barrels Increase OF 225OOO bai1cls
The amount taken for consumption from July !, 1870,
40 January >, 1891, 3029OOO barrels. decrease
OF 1000 barrels from the corresponding period OF the
previous years. Refined quotations were 74O cents
In barrels (bulk ass cents and 9.45 cents In cas- 's
Naptla was reduced 10 points TO 40 cents per
gallon. =,
There decided strength in prices for refined the
Continent. At Antwerp quotations were advanced 58
franc TO 90 l-2G % "a francs and at Bremen 10
points 10 6.65 marks. London was unchanged at 3
pence.
Oil City Penn. Jan. 2o.Nstional Transit certificates
sales 1856 600 bbs cearances 16S 900 bills charters
1888 bbls shipments 70 1913 bbs runs, 40 675 bills.
Pittsburg. Penn, Jan. 20.-Petroleum dull National
certificates opened at 73c; closed az 1880; high
est 73osc lowest, 73iac go
Bradford Penn. Jan. Conditional Transit certificates
opencd 1850 closed at 732c highest 7il4c; lowest
78c cearances, 900 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURE OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURE OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The grain markets were decidedly bush in tone
Yesterday In wheat options the transactions ran up to
5000 900 bushels and while prices were errauc the
ultimate results were the establishment Oh hehcr
values Early cables weak and this fact together
with an increase Of $4,000 bushels in the amount
on passage to Europe, caused some weakness at the
start Full Northwestern receipts also helped tllo
bears. At the decline the support OF the iOrelsn
epment was conspicuous and the local shorts bought
freely IN cover contracts Clearances moderate
and corrections In the stocks at chicago mace tilo
total decrease in the visible supply 4o3OoO bushels
options opened at IL OF 3-oosl OF IA 9n. Iheh rose
to III July, after sales at 50 81 80 = cent,
were 5-sa34 cent Cash wheat was 1884 cent
higher and l. 900 bushels were taken for export
Corn even stronger than wheat ana inc Options
The principal bull argument outside OF the sympathy
with the leading cereal Cables were steady to firm
hut only moderate clearances were reported Inc
builish feeling was helped by the decrease Of $4,000
bushels in the amount on passage 70 europe Sp0t
lots were 1904 cent higher, although only 10000
bushels were taken for export.
oats were Strong and cash lots advanced 120 l
cent on a more active inquiry. The options were
queter but closed with net gains Of le 81 cent nDs
for January, and Lac points for further months.
There sales of 800 terces on the spot ana to
The final quotations were:
Wheat-January, 81 O5 49, February, 81 o. 3-8 ;
March. 81 % IA; May. - Oh Il: 5000.
Corn-January. so; February, 80 7-S' March, 90 3-o ,
6ats@January, 81 SIS February, 81 58 May, 81 Ia
''T Esrd-January. SO Oe; February. Sc 10; March,
receipts Of grain and -four rep p0T so!t %
as follows Wheat 10,319 bushels; corn, 80 50o
bushels oats 50 .055 bushels; total grain 1d0 ~
bushels -four. 4O,345 packages At Chicago MI
Wautne and at Louis, the arrivals were: Wheat.
81 5ol bushels corn, 1923 bushels; oats. $50
bushels total grain, 54s,491 bushels; -four 236o8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

trading light No cash 4sa4S Nay sc f 3D. gsT
ley"Nothing done. HayDull and unclahgeGd; lover.
Irregular; sacked. b., 92a93c FAX seec ommon
= soft Missouri s. Butter steady S gncha WSis.
To- stiong I9c. C0fnnca steady - 60aS- %. 80
kew steady 81 IA. Banging; 52aIc Iron fS or% new
s5a@l 40 bioviS S a 5 56 Lard prime steam
~ G1a s. Is Dry salt meats shoulders ons az az
- longs and ribs - 50qt5 s. short clear - 0oG = co
s,,,spr,red hams SJdSll 30. keeepts-fIou, % 0So
Sb wheat II 900 bush corn 5000 bush oaS Zoo SbJs
lush barey 5000 bush. Shipment7-flouf zoo hush
Toledo Jan aOwheat active, higher; cah ana Cora
aSc drm SIC May 52g % 9at i,n GaFS 81 IS
EiruorT - 40 March, ~ 49, R,ceipts-riou,rss
Ibis wheat 1888 bush corn 93Oo Lusn s35 bush
oats 800 bush; cloverseed 2l5 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
GENERAL MARKET REfORTS.

BUILDING MNTERIAIs-Brck IS rather firmly h tho
on modeIat st9ckS heisi s mcl Cement and
h hsts t mayr.rM F Gsr q09 s5SsS 90 fshk
pale - 1je53 .; Cro;on DARK ana Ieu; 9Icnno d.
brown sI36*I4; Philadelphia front, - Iinr rcuO
So Eo>cndac cclpcnt. Il lOd$1 % per bb S
Portland - Id - % EHclIsh Portland - o" 10
t,enan Portland - 59aF3 so Rockland common line -
,cr XIII. and d. rni-hnc II 10: Johns lime ?0c l9r
conn on and II for finishing aths 81 21Gs 80 per lVoo
goat ha!r. a.jc pr bush: cattle mar os
Scclic'> yellow Paper, -. H. >: Ei"rci
5i,r: TAYLOR Brothers English ganuated 90. , ~,
COCOA-No specd activity not'd th9uen taLr
UNCHANGED Iaha 3c; Caracas. 140ljc; Trinidad 1870
'Co5PpRNGE STOCK Hoop have dcelinGd' bpt -d no
charge otherwise MoiaSSes ShooXs ava a., g sG.
en- 81 @5G-l 40 old ShOok- and new Heads SSn; ~ 2a
Il 81: 3jnch II % Old Shooks without i,ad,: "a
-: tnTtT Hog >hcads Hoops, II fNt s3c-4"4
J. ie On the spot there dull and ea,ier mar.
bot ,yhua stock o. arrive lai fair demand No. NO
nun.d / ssc sales. 100 lag, No TO aIiNc' ISC
200 bags c. and g. 13"1c for ~ ana lIVi l0p tp
~ i,0Str,f, request Sales, SOC mats Pcreangr - :
500 mat. TlnoT 23c 40 bags Cora lsG l9tc li"V mi
Nararibo 100 bHas Iaeuavr and 600 bags Central el-
100 r',te terms on speculative account tn ciahLcs
were comla, atiVcly small and nothing OF >lcia ID Its
was deyc6red the OIt,et some options advance aV
An advance in exchange had something TO 90 WIN cam
hnovorcy Gables were somewhat connlun N9NIr ~
vanced il fr January while others were uIilie9i
Hamburg was 4 pfg. lower in some cases IMnuu" 49,
Mir%ary - I'd March 80 3D. April lbs % Nav.
"a June 72s. RIO Quo:cs: REGULAR first 90 klos)
yateI 20: receipts 1000 bags Rio cleanliness ior fu
600 hays total stock 1j4 GOO BAGS market nm; slhos
receipts 600 bags; receipts at @ Ju SOD o0 40 'aut
lSal ass 600 bag sane time 1890 ,2"oOO bags s1e
t;y 1850 . 100 900 bags. Iccei,t> at Santos July ~
Jagay 10 1891 2S 9CG P'I 900 ,s hsr, tine ls'O'
fgo.a sol, heY 1 y. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

baltimore Jan 2O-Co,ton firm middlinc o'sf o Flour
Yer, quiet un, hanged. WheatSouihcgn cNtTcm " qIl'
Crgs i1srnirrn. 10 avaic market; We.trn iimi 30 :
winter rd .Iot .'~209s',c. January, @a's'iC May
.sru.: yellow drl 80. W-t'-n strong; WiNd -l"l all
lamar, ;S',c bid; May. j'o'~ri 't3n.r 'lG pa
Oat- qIc, tad unc S'u.9rf" .'u ,d ~"
asa &c DO N',t"rn whit, - - H\'l, a." wv
e.ad.d 40 > white 3lejl@r. Ryr-Lt-t hqItA' u,,-
Damaged Hay SLOW, unchanged. lrpN-lwi~ G"'t w" W..
, u I.lc 90 Imitation. 2.c. adlc fame, 2Oa Ilc :
d. .ood r., choice loaI~,: iol. huc, Edl9' Do iar %
aool i2cle d., ha lri9 ,r '' .'ad i'' a f'o
Ws.sr. linn. II al - Freight, to liverpool per
g. Roc, pt,-Foue 5.35j bhls wheat $50 buch corr
y 37l bu-h oa.s. oon bush fye iSo hu,. ~,
bush.
Boston. Jan Colour dull and unchanged. Corn and
oa;s Quiet and steady. short, hrn and ~ 'o,d Grnahi
Tgs nin,r frosh lai e7q2sc Other articles unchaIs@d
hush oats q 800 bush shorts, 20 tons.
Buffalo. Jan. 20 heat-Sprng firm. active inquiry
from Ncw.York az Gi2c under the market BOO push
No N"rthen -old a, ~ o2c:i OIL. closing a. - Oh a
81 05 40 Northern. 93Hcasl; winter whlt 10 good
demand offerings light; on" No. red 81 81 one car
ii Of on track; 40. extra white. e2'ic; SO white
Orclon % Ia store, Corn opened steady cars 70. :
w -od a '9e DO sold Ga at 3 So 90 car, ' 30 q
sid AZ SOC on track. closing at ifHc adyanc,
as,cd Oat- stronger: 40. . white. 49lee SOC 40. 3
white 49, 80 mAcd i9c on tta o 80 wh,te g
extra Canada sold at $50 1000 bush W'stfn .o.l at
zoe 10 car, Michigan sold AZ snsoc 80 canada h'd
cfn 5Gc far u good 72d7ic Michigan choice 7S0 soc.
Eye dull: so. si1sJr on track. Flour a'tlF.f ~
Iatnt ~prng - 300 - 40: do winter = 20 . - Ni!'
s"ias2l 30 Receipt Wheat 3 90 --ht com. $1,000
bush Snpmnt-- Wheat 10000 bush; oats 1000 bush
barley 10000 bush.
nf ftft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Jan. 20. p. m.The sales OF the day in.
cluded $500 bales American.
clause January delivery 7.64d seller; January and
February delivery, 7eld sellers; February and March
delivery. 5 9-Oid sellers; March and April delivery.
l2;64a5 13-64d; April aud May delivery, 3 I564d
16-64d: Nav and June delivery. 1s64C5 I96fd June
and July delivery, 90-Gid5 21-G4d July and August
delivery, 22.64a5 23-G4d; August and September de-
livery, 2O-64d buyers
Galveston. Jan 3o-Cotion easy; middling. ll.1Gc
low middlng. 1lGc; good ordinary. Sas and
fece pts l. 133 bales exports to Great Britain $3.50 ;
sales 1903; stock, 112,49O.
Norfolk. Jan. 2O-Cotton steady middllnc. 3.l6c :
net and receipts, l,41i bales exports to Greet
Britain G,323 exports coastwse, 935 sales, 1850 stock
64.7OO
Savannah. Jan :o.-Cotton easy middng 15-16c !;
low mddinG 3 jlFc; good ordinary. ll.lGc net and
gross receipts. 1905 bales exports coastwiSe 1885
saos, 57j: stock. 81. 69l.
NewOrcans Jan 2O.-Co:ton quiet; mddng 94c;
low middling 1l-16c good ordinary, 15.I6c net
Britain, 66O0 to France 08l1 to the Continent PA
coastwlse o. 100; sales $3.50; stock, 32773S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

LIVE STOCK uARKrT-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buna!o Jan. .-Cattlc-E"ccipts for the last
Of hour, 400 head; thus far. 1000 head
for same week. 500 head gnod through.
Sew Ork saio. 10 head: market dull
and Irregular Sheep and anis-Rcrpt- for The last -
hour, COCO head total for week thus far - 500 head
To- same time last week 600 head consigned through
COO oad all to Ncw.Hoik: sale geo head market
dull Ilocs-Rcccips for the past - hourt,fJiO head
total for week thus far, 1910 head for time last
week II $50 head consigned through, $3.50 head OF
which NcW-Nork sale $500 head: mar.
ket nrm mediums, heavy and mixed ~ o0d$3 - good
VorKcrs Hight do 20 90 pig, - 40df3 80
Chicago jan. .0.-"Ihc Evening Journal reports
Cao-Rcclrts. 1000 hcadL sripmcnts. Zoo head mar
lei slow weak; steer, - 75dS5 10 cows, 81 ds2 ~
stoclscrs s2ds3 Hog.-Iecept-. $1,000 head shpments
sOn0 head market steady; rough aud common, SO i0d
IS so prime mixed and packers 81 55as3 60 prime hea,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

, ,,cu,r, III. carly weakness attributed
30 sie Geo bgsn coupled with and lower cables
aud ding b. prominent operator AZ Sno DO
Intrior arrivals were 2OO5 bush spring and
G$8 bush WHIT Sa ssa d o9r fcepts 70 % buh
slo bush h o@ az ana for TIM S' w1S Peg %
qrs wheat COCO qrs corn" ana iu l. Closing str'n
sRp"rs took bush nciuing oad Of m 10 20
o. De- ~ r w ion@Ht Is 900 bush Ungradcd Red part
y 07. S1.c 1000 bush futur ~ og n Hsh to
ROD qac.e q o@'' 90 @6,, ang "a, q ~ 60 !
Hard sprns - 90 30 10 ieirunr9 81 OK a 81 05ss
So.ng at - o5a d. Mar = o. az Oh fi os a.
Il o5 do My Il O-G 81. ." do
9 Dc 554s elG,as st. closing
YEDu ard nG@9ay , gnedsan 4gs7sc To- arrive state
l lGaf, quoted T. I?@S5! SD So go
walk quoted At 92lc 80 OSFg GGr NO Canada
B&T MALTSdy tw9roxGd Sat "a o5 Gu0'e elos gGS
93c ,sfoWS' no. C6RX--c swung around to higher
and there o %a' w o@' ht. and ths coSpei WIN
rs cSyernq q -hort" both here and at the Wet
Gecrea ed 600 bush and cable "trr steady
!q T. N; caq1ness also had strengthening effect spot
lot advanced s,ic Wn i ,n rlearancrs aggrcgPt d
5G2S bush sale Sl9o 9>a S'a and White Sac s
10 miNSd 5'a&3i' 55,@oc Elevator GO GGic aaoat
.le'aor 49, 6c laIasor yellow. 59 40 elssator
Co. ds1e aaoa steamer ee% 5g2e NG January
59'243ec eo16"6 NSrC6 59d59'sc. closing AZ 59,ac
do Nay. 5,'-i3S l5loc, c'o'.e , Ky 'osc :
j se:s Affected 'i 59 The Pocd
Whcas and corn options f2ined igg a'.nq i %it9
li,le eoIH a9d o. srS wa. rather he the
s e,ng arinSc. sil bush sales 2o5 900 bush
int yI p y Witt I99ajOi-c elevator; 80 mNd;
Es95ic elevator $50 1929 anoat; no my 2ot
SIC ey9 80 u. W.T. wc.,c,n me $50 white do e
90 10 January closing at 5l.sc; do February bl'-e
40 w6ijc jaSuar2 5e coss at DO iTsSbTary
5tiF517.c closing 81 7sc do May closnS ~ 80
~ i To- a -. 100 - II I5dsl 90; shnrps, 81 25a
81 Hay KND sTRNwDChoico Hay has fair inquiry At
on large arrivals. straw quiet ana uncuG' crnon
ch:,c, az, 5e 5ovsr mrcd l5a5oc shipping ca
49,. SrRAW-Long rye soc short rye fo@''V' o'' AZ"
wheit soc.
steady basis but IN other RESPECTS TIE market haH a
dun and heavy ook Tho change hS T tae az G %
MEDIUM. 1i"25c common 70 i,F isoo stan; ~
l2Glsc d. 3ld sol2c t''n sg. ,'''' '''O
HEMP AND JvTE-Man'la hemp Is dull ard nominal on
the basis of Toe Tor shipments Sia1l Hdb4c Juto
butts casv at l5c for paper; mixing '-loc' ana bag
glpc. l'2c. M
IlIDfS-Holder. ar somewhat finer and rather n1f
fcCnt ll.rs = River Plate stock. at 49, Common ~ de-
sell very well ~ ful rate. QUO atoms va ~ - 7,
i 30 b;se ., ilr la e }aianc1 2G2s T. at oa o"
Central America 2o422 r. Zoe Buen,21 Hyt,- kp'
Cortc,. rontclldco and Eio Giandg kip ivel3 H. il9
l2e Texas 20a2j -, l0Eci Weicrn zoe Sonth' Pm. a.
they run ieGls h. 9lc; Dry Sal'ed MatanQr.s s'le'
@4doS a. &c; southern they run 2i43o - 80 W.
1,rardc COW 4,a46 H. &c: ~ \. anf y; g. o.. $500
n Sic New or ans city 1910 ~ G.GGc Texrs, OF
and COW 20 200 r. g.. city slaughter OK. uoG- h. a.
LEATHEE-N on-acid henloca sole has been dl'tr9u
rates bit acid shows ait ration Union tam
+ not Hecn Except III man lIt'.y, a. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool Jan 90. 3 IS p m.-Beef and pork in poor
demand Hams n good demand Bacon AID cheese in
tine IN fair demand; firm a. 29s 90 Rosin-Ihe demand
futures in poor demand prime Western spot January
February and March, easy sos sd. Wheat Ia poor
demand; No. Winter steady at Is Gid spring
steady at Is !?d Flour in demand COrn-spot and
futures In fair demand; mixed Western STEADY
Is 6i4d January steady at 5s Cd. Hops London,
Pacific Coast IN Door demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

and butcher weights 80 $685. 70 ght - t oOd?S Sg
en-kece ipts, = 600 head shipments 5000 heaI mar
81 ieady 10 stronger natives 80 6jde1 % Westefh'
- 24as4 80 Texans. ~ 30d<4 20; ,oo 49,, sb,,.
mes head market 9isIsr good e fancy aSd
10 y2as3 80: Texans and Indians. 81 iO9T3 %
Hor.-Receipts. $500 head shipments, 1l09 head MAJ
t.ady fair choice heavy. 80 5OdS3 20; iniNeu
Grades - 2oaS3 CO. light fair TO best, 70 $685. 2V
~ en-Recps 500 head shipments, none; market seduy
~ 10 cnOlce, 81 2OatD 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
GERMAN PRAISE FOR THE HISTORIAN.

Berlin, Jan. o0-The German newspapers PRINT
warm euloges of the late George Bancroft tho Ame-
can historian. Mr.. Bancroft was on terms of intimate
friendship with Prince Bismarck to whom he wrote In
October 1870 that he thanked his stars that he ve1
n q time when such men as Bismarck and King Will
iann Of prnSS ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending January ~ 10
EEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the week Beans 5oS PKG S65 R Sbis
bush Exports: Beans, @oS phgs' Ph.n a better homo
obbioc trade Tor both medium and pea AM hore bright
rfic,s have ruled shade hlSlti Oh
lots Domestic MiriOw are atlll rulnlS offering az
negiactsd v an classes OF buyers; best h ar loss
80 and ihcy could be bought in some qulariv nil the
lied and White kidney lover ana duI; inns hold
iurtls So,p are off quality and sell slowly, I'm move
nrm under continued light offerings JUL toncer on
ncnt in foreign and prices are s demand and
tnn lrreen peas W BOON IYON-.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
CHEESE

Receipts the week los! boxes exports; at5y
,,,n,r and tncr, been further hardening OF NGlues
MI along the line Home trade buyer, nave SHOWN soloo
70 stock up and several shippers have been Oh
Sd ronstanty looking FOR anything OF good value any
All made coored closing firm at lOdlO4c te ou'sdc
H', na, become general O. home tr@de tat y SINS
,.i,ctly ,ae quoalon NVr@fs nav pau , 0
T. $40 tIot hch L.ye been refused. y shipper 1d lOc
fr a consderIbe line Of fancy white TO-DAY, ana u -
az. fhlo nat a fraction could De obtained mo
iis ar, selling At 9a-d9j.c aud good 70 prime az ~ u
H. incudlng ica.h0use stock at the INSIDE nfure cry
i.ti in The way of full stock o. be mad below &c
hoce Chenango County prt skins sell 20 nome trIue AZ
tsLc rho ar &c grades arc being taken moderately
,,r for eNnort Pannsyvauia skins trmcr. OHIO mats
F,inc better Liverpool cable. colored 52s; white OILS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
POULTRY AND GAME.

Continued light receipts Of live poultry have forced
prices higher all kinds and there has been strong
ket throughout the week The fowls and turkeys In %.
day brought 13c chickens lie and old reos,ers -
Ducks and geese sell quickly az the advance quoted
Pigeons and wanted. ~
The general market Tor dressed poultry Is duh and I'M
sattatoly; Most OF me sock arriving Is o undesirable
quality and the small demand is ~ very serctye chnrn
ter buyers wanting but little stock and that only of
line quality. Turkeys. being In light supply show Iahr
me rmess position aud prime lot Western sell falrly
at i3Gl4c. Selection, OF soft heated young chicken,
would bring pretty good prices but Western goods r
running STACEY rule that they sell no lettrr t, ~
fowls II we'll Philadelphia chickens arc oyor ~.
and dragging hayiN; SQUAD, lrmer. '''"'s
Quail show little change In price but are ,sorc non,
the close and barely steady Wild ducks steady Tor
Quality but light weight otherwise defcrtIve dra ~.
Irregular prices Rabbits are In moderate suppy and i'm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

Receiuts for the week. $1,000 pkgs Exports , i,oI
pkgs Fresh supplies are coming f9r"ara IH duh
IN a. generally anticipated and win CONTINUES III
trade the showing further OF exccp
FINALLY fancy quality few sales 10 feguaT SaS~
ttc higher quote but rsceters NO. I'm mpgrsnJ
INT Ia, for extras 10 possible 10 enc p wv
aI w m hear 25c talked FOR gilt-cGsed low" sast
,si ,tc but the open trading pfce lot Gle 1
Ia j.. NOT above - !c and some tNcucuigt nv W.
ae Offering at 27c. FOR nst' ana scous M ,r =. and
nice. "A considerable aC unudtlOl II III -
h,v,rs fan name own hguic Most u to ba"ca
'ots are pht bodied and do not STAND UP VIII, hcO0
tn,ro j. more usual urgency TO ciecI P.onP' iirh
Fancy Pennsylyha creamery II qutee q" md steady
,rv lots fIoI all new milk saaDc Az PC DuI W.
t 81 tbn nf.bgs 20 az .UQ2c. Ola dIlTy Il gehcidI1
,i6 ,hout steady, trade continues dui pOs,OH sHt.
,'>ou, would u a. business, ltItlGuIa z Oh
NJ o,adr. broW fancy. All the western packing hdHe
a., ,t,d nnc Imitation ctounery faIig 10 80, alu
,,,rd Iowa factory DOC; grades from oc uo"h Mce'
srll"s. t,,''r, demand and are fairly sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
SUNDRIFS

yt-TS-Peanuts quic,: hIndpicted quoted at 40
nd farmers at 3d3 sheled quoted at o. G9ac for Span
sh and 81 f53,c for 10 Virginia Peeans dull a, 9is
,or rornd lots Hickory 81 50dSl - per bush.
'O' Bf,T;SWAX-Quiet at 20do7c. .
uoVCY-New Comb quoted nomin2lly at 1Sdlsc fY
white clover and Gl4c for buckwheat. California II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

War1hOuse delivori"s sFlrc J1nIaIy l. IIR'
150 l31 bags; Baltimore, 1900 bags; Ncw-Orleaus,
1920 bags total l7S,nb BAGS
COTTOS-On the spot ruled quiet, but prices showed
no material Sales 81 bales for consumption loit
rccrip 80 bales. against 30 Sl bale this day last
week $50 bales this DAY last year Crop movements
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STAINED

Good Ordinary .........6e Low Middling........s . 80
Strict Good Ordinary NiGdlinS 1916
Oution-Were comparatively quiet and the drift again
favored the bear element During The early hours there
break of 3d5 points with renewed selling for Yong
account but the temper subsequently, became stronger on
Of .shOrtsn and the close showed recovery ~
points. Full receipts and decline al Leipol
were responsible Tor the early depression Sales, o2uOO
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HOPS.

Receipts FOR week, .01 bal exports 56i bales I'M
ports 2S7 bales Under The influence Of very quiet trade.
psccs have ,,sod oil little during the week parc on
good brewing hops. which comprise the bulk Of de stock
selling 32a3c. with primo grades reach
stat Offering at 30d31C, and tho
Pacific De bought 3Gc. Brewers
st small. and exporters get encouragement
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pOTArOEs AND VEGETABLES.

Larger receipts 9. British MaXnTm' nave given itas
have eased or a little in sympathy The feeling at ~
close is however, steady cable adVces report light cur
rent and it is stated that TIE British Goyernna
las given orders the purchase OF 200 tons be ds
rS,ad I'm hhe distressed districts Of Ireland. This tn
IS likely TO cause much lighter shipments this way sweJ
noatos are in liberal supply, dull and weak. Onions hs
on ed or little but clio Slender Norfolk kae and sDn
Go,n1 little better toward the close. Florida srins
a fair demand when choice. Nassau and Key West "a
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FURS AND SKINS.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points IN ana near the city
Gov thc week have been follows Lire, ifO2 cans
mix 81 cans OF condensed milk and l21 cans OF cream:
POuglkcepse and Boston AZ cans or milk;
Susnuehanna $50 cans Of milk and - cans OF cram;
IackawarDa Os5 cans ~ milk and cans Of cream;
TevfYork Central and Har n. $3.50 cans n mix. Us
can. OF conde nsd milk and cans q erslm AsMYors
gov and Northern 20j cans OF MIX; NW-lisen and
n .,orJ 600 cans OF milk: ontario and Weston, Las
cans Of milk and 30 cans OF cram WeSt sAoiS lO5
go - milk and 40 can- New-Jersey Central.
950 cans OF milk and 10 can. ot cream N scelaneous
Nor, rou.ss $50 cans of milk ana % can, cream.
r dov SUNNY has been 10 4S4 Of milk. 900
cans OF condensed milk and 80 cans OF ran. me
ovra nrcp raid the surplus on the patlomA IA
:. % Of Z
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WHEAT. 80. ..

cash Quotations F're ~ lOIION- Flour nOmn1Iv I'M
chan9ed 80. spring wheat st2c; No spring vh'1t,
Sid~Sae; 40 - r,d. 81 G9t No. corn. 46c No. >
o1f-. fjs iSr; so. sor No barley. nominal NO.
n,N.'f. ~ l.. primo timothy seed ~ -; mess pork
per b6 so lOdfl0 II: nr1 per 100 - - 1O short RIBS
side. loose - ljIsi 90; dry sailed shoulders. boxed
- ljdsl TO- short clear sdo boxed 81 05ds1 10; whs
KEY dtilrr- finished gods pr gal ~ u SUGARS. un.
CHANGED No white iAiadlJc. 40. do ~ i34c
W 8 l.IL.N- u Lu.. 30 4 do. NI.LA1c.