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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

%:si Sc lard e ss aS s Seles .3
e. Go e,s.bd winter 3cc; Do cStra bio he'd 'wn.f
q S9 Ssd .P5ns q Ps'a Sa 5g 3 4s%
Ggi spng & ' S SI sn, frge southern a.
nfll Win', oJc do hl aehed wntr 5Sa5oc; do extra
$5GtC ian' 5000, -t.at,. 3c"S5': oii,@ tai AZ
2Virl.o,TS1Po!K-Thcre very little life to the
d,mlad trcey but pics wre not d, utbed No safes
~ 55@4 faf III oosi9 So S> a., p 1hg q &c.
at 90 my 3i rack S:''a .sss SO in qb5t st.. d
I'll S0gSt IN e. eAa Ind. , mes, IA Sc' sleasi 30
~ a. tnc ~ at - g1y.i Nor Tor
,ird belle, qgod :, 50 e5.c pichlca ham, = ase
sno''u 90, Ihni F.kled sh.uiae's, itci smoked d.
eo,.a at 80 c' ana May at 5s3 gc',.'.. DEFsSED
H. o tn 1 aa'e demand d, quot at u, 81 ;Ge
Sf1 nrt ,5 Dm''a9ea soqpr Of poiat' az the
10 spot lots brought about feeling OF heasine,,,
s "a at ciS''"o o;.cd 10 sts rc Saah
C,i, t" ,u $751; a. - &C., ., ,,dro, a.
ienae1y closed ~ csc roq4qa febriary clo- az 81
market od,y d. bat ycy ANN % mainta2 ri'
sIhanra e>tas, 81 2da-c; creamery Eign eN;r's.
IN q{; dt 25a2, o 'ea &C., ia ~: ' c,c,%
rd, sccnd. @oe. s-ao daliy nifiSin iab. and
i1 ra ,I iIn v Snd' 20 INST, go ssoaG "a va
sccont. - g2c Stat daily, nrne ana tubs ,>'ra.. ga
52tas 55c fts 9c .e;oSG 6e " tn Ini,,
t2 c'G3mey fit 23a25c: second. igg2ic thirds Il
toy. hrtin;, June cNira, lsc June tubs extus I79a
ISL ''Gnd, 70 M. lqal7c ctoy, flesh, eHras p
third, 15alGiac; rolls. lOd2Oc-... IifIIsE Iai not
dsaaai State actor rT" era mr." fail Il" mate i4dcS
goSi to pima losdIlc factory. common g fair 5GiO'c
igl ,km>. BIZ ihc; part skins. 5@qloc. common {,
,,-.r e9ei'r In some cases. state and rcnn,ylyaIh
fgsh 2id2ii2c; Western cchouse, l5al9c; lined, lG@
SUGAR-IAw-Unchanged and quiet: quoted a. 30
tcntrifu9ai; .ac. $500 tons Iloilo now at sandy
Il2 fS d9' %S ncG Sn ''' cut loaf,
r'S Sc c 2s o~Hsr 2Idc sran Msaa $Sc
ReH e A .c co2fclQpcI A. 1 l,lGs GOgdb@ A.
rdOcaix A. VIE" i56c EnpTs a. iS.l5c no D. ${e
80 I, 3$si ~ ,39IGi NO ., 80 80 10, 7-lGc;
s1EARlNE-Lsrd dun. city in Us. quoted at I'D
7se. and DO in hhds at 7A@7'sc oleoHoFf>ioe' city,
rALLow-rncnanrcd IN price and quiet Prime city
0CEAN fRrIGirSNThe bushes, Of light volume
in birth freight. but ct steady rates. spot room l.
cararcnene Mere 1000 bo.6.I, grain GLASGOW at 5'e
o4 ION; oil DSS 900 h',p do =, iG 3D. Zoo boNe.
bacon 25s 500 boxes cheese 300. 600 bb. apple, at
ClfXETTS- Cork for odeT. Bs6 steamer TGoHa-
urnnul option G four p3rts II COO gN - Sd tergory
January British steamer lolmi'l. Baltimore, 1000 qr,
Sd Dg q rS %rr W91 hen'; to ffax
CHARTEIiS-Io CORK Tor order. British steamer Thoua
Macer sugar :: - and port charge- brk Martha
dn@"e ai1 Iyon PTgn1iSk 10 81 Jaro lumber
about SO 80; italian lark san Luigi Nr",Orleans |"
inccTort Iasclgoula to Havana. lumbcr. ~; British
schooner Eyp Maud. Kings Ferry to Mgrnlque lunlef
Iioche general cargo Br-h bark NnuFqi Erun,wick -
Smith. hence to 81 Pierre general cargo on rlNat' term,
Prti-h schooner Nr-p.r hence t. Syrnam on prlvht"
~ GFs M a a maiia. s.r On private ,rin.,
GeF,an bark Berthe hence l. Mone'deo general cargo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
1--WE cTOTK MARKET.


Ncw.York, saturday. Jan lG-BEI.v ltS.Receipts. =
carloads liza h.agJ carloads for saugheIrrn direct
carloads Doe >od. and - ca'.oad' lo export aINe
Nothing doing at Yalds. Feeling Httc hrher
Tor good b-.,t.. No cable news. shipments -
reported. 800, .,,ho-
easier f,r clNc- o. all kinds GOOD N,alS caro-
and nuu Y,alug, and'grass - sod at -d-2c per II :
a few Noals a. - ~, =,
average. 2c per n yearlings COARSE ''' 10 III -
Ilumc : Muis.: 50 grassers. 800 =, at ? &c per D..
SHEEP AND LAHiIiS-R Receipt, II caroal., o. 80
he,d carloads Jrr.ry city caroads AZ OVth>t ana
. caroais at IIoboAcn Market so" aih pfi;". hatr-l
.ustalu,d ou amh- Poorest - best sheep SOL AZ - -
80 80 PEE. 100 = To prime lambs al 80 SVGf' .
saIrs~R' Hippo 4 60; :os Kenta,sy aeep ~ J,
ay,-age a. 81 - pr 100 = 90 western 90 - 70 ~
a. So o. d. 77la p. - 20 2Ql DO s. - at :. -
@{ Vest m lab- ~. = ~ ~ b&c -f1 DO, 90 ~ At
IS 80 a, 20 cul -. - p. at -. -. . 81 -. o,o
newton s Giett isi ohio lambs. 70 = at 20 %; -
weern do o3a, p - 80 ~ ONO sheep, l-3 NJ, AZ -
t. : Kasc a Pennsylvania sheep dc" lambs - To-
az - %. -, o.. - -, -. $50
S,n,a sheen - =. a IS - y do, 90 y Al - -
II Harrington III ohio shccp. l1e ?, at - 80 49,,
UOGS-Rrreuts 80 oai, %! 100 hci1 81 'a9lo1iN
. ln,, a,1 Ia aroais AT Jorsey tfy. Sonc ior sale
alive NORMALLY steady at ~ 5jdti 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Jan 1G-Ca.tle-Recclpts for the past twenty.
is $50 hysi for ane time las, weck, 1900 had cco
sgned though ], $40 head; 10 New. YORK 700 head
on sale 20 head NiNet opaped dull end slow; cloed
Gull ana weaK Hght steers f3dF3 30 old cows. ~ pa
% % fat do, - 11dTS Hops Receipts for tlr Iast
twstyfour hours, 1000 head; total week thus far
ll5o0 head for tine last week. 81 $50 hf,d snn.
siRn,d through 200 held Of which 1900 head 10 New.
York; on mic 100 head market duh and lower: heavy
gr,ncs - 30a9i - parkes and MEDIUMS, ~ 2jd74 80
YORK rs good TO lest a sac 30 do light and pigs
~ Odf4 70, good heavy ends, - 35qb3 11 pigs rod
70 est 81 lOdS4 Is DO sHips % air - 9odSf
assorted roShs 90 21d.3 30; rOuphs. e3de3 p
stays = .oGt$ sseep and lambs Iccoips for the past
twenty 0ur nouns, $500 head total week thus ur
y SEQ head TO- SINE time last week 30 COZ had con.
signed through 100 head 10 New York, 800 head OF,
sale, a4OO mead market opened strong ana higher for
sood grades common nrm closed firm; oil sold sheep
fancy 50 JOdSo 20; good 20 choice. sjasJ 40: fair t.
goo1' ~ 2oaSt 20 eu!i> ane common, 20 50d@i lambs
GOOD 10 cNtrl native IS 40dsJ Common 10 fair DO
SOd$O CUTS 70 - 5OdGj Canada
mon 70 extra - 5oasC so; 90 sheep exa fancy - -
az - 90 common 10 fair, Hd&f %.
-. Louis jan I9.-Cattic-Rc. iDts 40 head market
steady; fair y good natives &Sdsf CO.. Texans ana
lSaisns q s s 90 $3.50 head
nary good SO 50dsj 0j Eight far 10 lest s 0odl TO-
sheegiseceipts, none market stronger fair 10 ehoc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. Il lspeciaD.-Wheat Yesterday was
firm. New York did most ~ the buying that, too
although certain Of the New Workers filed this market
up early with panicky cables which were not verified
by the public messages May opened at 30 IA ard
closed at 81 IA cents. Tho prospect Is for buf
market Monday. Tie Influential factor was the promise
n a substantial dccNsl>c In the visible. The ngurs
Ddicate that this decrease viii be At least 100000
bushels. Western receipts wore again very small,
Minneapolis and Duluth had only 2ii cars here there
only H. cli~ the estimate for Monday only
Ilg cars Corn steady within a range Of Is cent.
May sold between II - and IL Ii. and closed at
Al IA cents. Receipts here the Increase. aud
tho cash demand /, not quito what IL was The bulls.
however. encouraged by the exports. which Inst
week reached 3Oo0OoO bushels. Corn this week
promises - follow wheat. oats continue rather feature
les MAY sold between ~ Is and 81 la 81 -,
and co,,Si at 81 Ia cents. Partridge is supposed Ia
De short considerable lire. but the speculative Interest
In ID f. low. Pork at night shows IN advance over
Friday u 20 cents barrel lard and ribs. advance
Of 10 cents hundred. Armour gave prices sup
port ard I'm the nbscnce OF other active Interests.
prices quickly responded. The temper here however.
l. getting rather birsh because ~ IN" astounding hog
receipts. Yesterdays hog. $4,000; the cstlmntc
for Monday 1900. last weeks aggregate 90 600
The estimate for this week, 10000 The receipts
here The first fortnight In January have aggregated
81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE M1RKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was only the usual Saturday trading in wheat
options, and tho market in its entirety dull. with
an absence Of special features. The total speculative
transactions did not reach 100000 bushels, and the
bulk Of the dealings was ascrIbed to covering by
operators who sold Friday the theory that May
delivery would settle to the dollar mark This buying
naturally tended to strengthen the SITUATION ana Us
tho receipts at interior Points continued small ana the
weather IN tie winter wheat sections was expected u
De warmer, with the usual January thawing prices
made general gain Of / cent on all months. Inc
cables were Indifferent private adylccs being steady 70
firm. while public accounts were quoted lower IN -onc
cases. Paris quotations CLOSED nj decline OF 3o@ 90
ccntimcS fOdr. Foreigners sellers to some cN
tent, but even this OF little effect, the recent
reports Regarding the rcsclndiag Of the Russian ukaSe
were contradcted, according TO late public acc UNITS
COttrcl buyer. and tins helped the upward move
mcnt: Bradstrcets' estimated the exports Of wheat
and -four together from both coasts for the week at
4lS3I2l bushels against j,33I 900 bushels the prcy
week. Farmers deliveries for the United Kingdom
~ OF > but rIsc to 81 o. :IIG Curb prices werc
srVngcr on renewed coverings January coscd at
II OF 81 February, at ~ OF -, and May sold at
III OF 34q 81 Or 81 closing Mt ~ Or 3-8.
90 spot wheat was slow. while prices advanced 34a 1c
Corn nuctuated within Inc narrow range of l-s7 ldc
ana there was nothing deveopd IN the way Of new
and rfc higher in others only $4,000 bushels
were dealt In. Bradstrcets7 estimated exports for
against 9,GiGooo bu,hrl, IN The previous week curb
prices We're little changed. The spot market was
steady and 1000 bushels taken for export.
oats hardened n trlfc with wheat. but tie specu!a
ton was very slow. Prices cOsci | &c higher ard
the curb even better ~ follows. at 80 lie for
january. and 81 lie OR May. spot oats were firm
and quiet
Lard ruled stronger carly but closed heavy. There
w"r" no spot sales and only 900 t"fCcS In options
The final official quotations were rs follows:
Whcat-January, 81 o7-7: Frbruary. ~ ol 80 :;
Narc, ~ OF =; May, Al OF -; June. 81 90 1-e
Oorn-January 20 rs; February 80 L.; March,
80 Is: Mny. 80 -: June. 40 cents
Oats-Jaunary, 30, February, 36 5-5; May, 81 Ia
cents.
Lard-Fcbriary. SO 50 March, SO 81 May. So -.
The receipts ~ grain and -four reported Saturday
nj New YORK, Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston
n follows: Wheat 14o-l4 bushels: corn. $4,000
bushels oats. l--.O63 bushels, total grain 703n31
bushels flour, j0.76j pa kaecs. At Chicago, NIL
vT,uhec and 81 Paul the arrivals Wheat. I52.-
30 bushels. corn. 31O.jj4 bushels: oats, 1914
bushels total grin, 707 053 bushels: -four. 26,s0i
lqrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
cor.rov NARKErs-EY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool la. IS p ID l
ttr, n lGG cc4d ordinary 3sd ordinary 3sd Tho
s N the DAY lrclud.d 300 tale Ams, can fu,ut
49,, am. Nuorcan-M ddne low middlng CLAUSE. Jan
1rv vpiy 3 GOOD ssl~Is Janu,,y Gnd fsbrnaoy dey
- ~ Old III r. FelraV and March delivery 3 00-0ld
"a III aid March and April delivery, i'd lrs April and
Nav delivery 3dld llels MY ana June a,, deliyery
~ and NHeust delivery l2Cid buyers; August and
~, ,cn'fr- delivery. 4 lj6Id seller ,,,, 90
~ aI,,.ton Jar, lG- Cotton hrn; mdddlng i5-iOc !;
NV "iddiing 0.iGc: good odindy &c nct ana gross
liz -, o3i bllcs: stock. 0S. so2 bales
si' ,SSlr I'm lG-Co.t9n Quiet Hiddlmg. G7sc
,,,g 100 bales gros. l5S bales; exports 70 Great
s,n 100 bales coostwise, 2lo bales sales. 3oi bales
40 SS,annah Jan. lG.-Cotton quiet; mdding ll.lcc
~ m,dIin- 6i,c: good ordinary, o. net and gross re-
eInts 4oS bales sales 075 bales stock lOl 7G, hale.
'e' w orie,,s Ja. G.-Cotton ,te,dy; miidng
= ioS nddling Cac good Ordinary 1.l6e net
cc G9t bales gross 1901 bales exports 70 Great
1rnt 200 bales coastwise, 239 bales sales. s. l9V
haies: stock, sos. lao bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
THE PETROLEUM MARhEF
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or rGl

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PM -.
The publication the December pipe Inc ROOT, Last
enables complete comparisons 70 be- maic for the last
ycar. The report showed a decrease from November OF
barrels runs and Increase OF lsJU22 barrels
deliveries. There increase In H.. net stocks
lur December o O{O49D barrels, the amous now stand
- 35i 2J barrels Inc. figures show Oh lnfeas
hand December 81 $500. Of G0JS -
Larcl.. necessary, nnding larger ,iOrks than ir"
now hand {, 20 back Aptll. 1889 when IN" stocks
sniognti ~ lj,.JJJsJ barre Tht National Iiab'it
certificates Outstanding amount 20 G2dJ 22s 1tis aes
49, OBS barrels "a November 80 and against Jl-i,u3b
barrel, on December 81 1890 ana 800 20 barrels on
Isrcmbcr d. IsS9 The total In the year 1881
amounted n "a 90i barrels against - 100 ~ laifcI'
IN 1880 and y .j9oJ6 barrels IN 1850. me dckcr.S
s wear aggregated 76l 2jj barrels against 80 Jo sJ
ilffcs In i5gI and 20 az sol barre, IN 1883 Inc
following table gives the monthly AMI deliveries To-
lSgl cOmuAred with Of the two preceding years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
TIE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Jan. Ie-Fiour dun. unclaimed Reesipts
n 20 bhis ii pacnt- 7G3 bb- sales % ihl. wheat
irlcr; No - fd sI-t Ond IN. month ~ Uo't1 d -
Ifrrarv - OllsI+l Ola; March - o. MAY, 81 %
- o.: steamer No I'd :Ar. R'etiIl -J'Vo ~
st,.E' Oig.5. Lush: sales. 1900 bgrl. southern
steady; Iuiu 9oca5l %: onchcrry. "e Gsl o.. orr
49,sc. Ma-ch Apul. 49, 1890: Ma. iv'sG1os
steamer ulN,G. s5aHf7'ic E-ccipt"; 80 Dn I
.ilrro,t- 1BI ig- hu-h .toek l,.s' ia tsh $40,
~ 200 bush. S.utl,r corn steady whit ~
low 4.A,3r Olt- quiet but Urn: No Mht" N',t ~;
3,-. No . mi,c We-r =. IS 70 pto,, 80 80
49,, .iorx Ils So bush lNc weak No - 70,
s,n.t ~ 59f bush. Hoy nrurr; god 10 ch"e' tu"h
li&4+l5 Grain fr.isht strdv 70 quiri' W., t Ians
fo',,, anil. ,ulddllng 1.c Provisions nrn, un,hths "
n,.,,rr nrn active aud unchanged legs weak -"-o,'
Coroe .'.adv. Suear unchanged '"pIr rboe ]"
Ircd lldlIl4c. Nhi-Ncy hrn unchahe"i.
nuralo Ian lB.-Wh,n;-C nerinf, Of 40. harh hrhh
on In" ~ 81 CO5. 5000 hutn No. Notu ern Soll O.,
- o q lu-a d. sold $50. closing a. "hs' 40 :
\, ,thnrn abe winter wheat scarce ana hghri y 'a'
~ I'd odd AZ .,i. d95Lo. 40. WHIT SOFA y" ~ =
,ar- Nn r.l ,f!a p3ec. Com quiet ana "'ah 80. .
,,'Io,r d5l1,: 40 do f+eHii'.c; No corn 80, 80
a.. ON truck oats dall and easy ~" Ni'N ".
so 4 Witt 3. aaS4,: 50 miN'd3 e. faf.,}, u,
rooI request and irm 5000 bush NO. N,n"Fi pi
a. f,nc, Western use; 10. =. 'bt htatt o|u =,
Mich ,In fair 10 choice GOId6r; Iowa ''d ,rc ',
$50 i.yr-No oifcIing Flour di ana VIZ WE ~,
.nrn, - = 10. winter ~ ''i ~; ~ =, y.
= ~ Nulired si.mdvt coar-" ~h't I'm, - ono
enrnc ia 10 Re, p,.-forn B 600 bush " PIX
u-h ntds-NAeiJ, II 600 bush corn l"Ooo p"'''
cAicaco Jan. 1.-THE leading iltufrs i'hsel a. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
HIGHWAYMEN " sIOrI CITY.

soux City, Iowa. Jan. ia mail wagon was held
mp near the pos,omce by four men yesterday The
horses were stopped and the was told TO up
bis hand. Instead. he grabbed the revolver, which
was discharged, and sent bullet through his hand
Two Of the robbers began unloading the mall but be
came frightened and away. They have not been
caught,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFE-The spot market for Rio had the usual dun
look incident 70 e close Of the wecA though feeling
as TO prices continued firm. No quotcG firm l32c.
No sales reported Mid growths nrm with rc-tri,t,d
offerings. Speculation quiet and The nari't
offered was again Ica.ureless. There further
points In some cases based on local covering and r
Gables. Only 1000 bags chang d hands. Hatw
gained las franc, and Hamburg closed hal pg higher
ON G'nNeneS aiter February RiO was slightly lower.
London closed shade stronger. Ohcal Quotations at
10 p. m January, jSs February. 31s 30 March.
Dos % APRIL 56s Cd May Dos june Dos. l;o quotes;
REGULAR nr't 40 kosl, nominal good second 90 kosl,
600 Exchange (pIINate. l2s receipt, in RIO 1000
BAGS; Rio clearances to United states, 10000 hacs: Rio
ele1ranccs 10 Europe, 1000 bags RIO stock 23l eco blf
Rio market, quiet Receipts in Santos 1000 bie~i
Santos stock. 10000 bags santos market quet good
average Santos 10 900 Receipts at Rio July to IAN
nary 10, 1892. 23ld000 bags same time 1891, l472OJO
tags same time 1890 1,273O00 bags receipts at Santos
July to January Is, 1892 = 239, 900 bags time
1871, 2,l29OO0 bags time 1890. 3sl 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

;siov Grain ain d'po dc eSpcrt elcsaSr,
gary, i95c no mixed January. i99ai93.c February.
'Sdi9'-c Mar,h and Apri. f9i-tif9t" Oats quiet hH5
f'ces Of los fu'r hrn Under light receipts I'M
,raici whit lobe NO white 39l. zoe -. white.
ilc DO choice, tlae NO white January 99dJ9 FEB.
f,afy Match and Alrl, 3olad lges ETrly he'd
lnnslhNnia hr-ts, 3ld:2c. sutors-Kcnoed qaict an!
tadia,c: standard icwdlred 3.lGc Cne eiaaulat'd.
c STANDARD rriuul,cl g. irtwn \. 31Gc Urysas A.
r. D)lblc Refined Diamond \ f9r candy. &C; Con
sScc rrinkiin 3 3 ii.icr: fr1hkitu Extra g 5iGc:
ised star g. 56r; GrecD star {, SlGc; Buc star g.
re her ar.iclo, rrcirng4d. Rcc'pts-Flour 3.7oO
ats $500 bush. Shlpmcnt>-Wheat. LOO bush corn.
. 'I'e bush olt, 800 hr-h. ,
~ iol is Jon. 10 Flour hrm end uncn'nE'd h..'
OPENED 49, hln1icr ani rdyapc'd tc fci ltk 'sc nnt
Nltrd "iin .lnal range until late in1 then laih'I
in,o co,,t lc above yc>trily 10 red r,,h
IM,h. s9%@o9'-c. clo-as 9oisc BIZ M1y. olo"I''cc'
rcne and sac over ye.t,r'ay: 40. ca.h. T't92l'sc:
r n"Ga 2 s.'. cons a Nav og Frg"y yoas as
,.oGy iariiy alive; n Noacc -a 3a%csc zi@thy
>c,a1 20 Gn oST1 LAD G" AID I iS%sr had
Offering at Poe ia, buyer. Butter steady nnchangsd
Ercs wax and lower. 2oc. CornMea 50 loGf2 -
-. - 20gsi *. frovijo1.-very on, but irrcg.
Por% DID, sodi0 30; new. al "jdtll ~ Lard - o.
a@9 10 Dry salt met,. hoycd shoulders ~ b longs
horlter.i 3 25 long and rib, IS 81 short clear.
- c3 GaG So Rce c to GOO 900 56' ,, wh ,yd
COO bush: b'rcy p 600 bush Shlpmcnr-Flour. 600
hbls whc1t. 600 bush corn, $4,000 bush; oats,
1000 hu'h rye. oCe bush
VI = 2o'oc. No ?sLc. s.c"dy; No. cash. 3'e
No white zoe. Rye firm; cash CSC. Cloyersccd quiet
.tadv prime cash, January and February - So March,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18

ou the Produce Exchange to-day tt butter niFA'
va, mn and unchanged. Egg'. 2I2a-2ac'
c,ac,,A, 4. Jan. IG.-Fiour dull. whoa qnict; TO-
red gic receipts. 5000 bush; shiph'".s w ,S =.
"a 'miN,d 3Iirc. Rye weak ana lover; 10. :. 20
PORK Grn At III .. Lard stronger ~ - l?n5d,
Bulk m65 nr AID higher at - " ,i 1an.h ecoi-
~ -. Whitley qu ale. o. Dds ,,,r ac,,nd
A.. h,s's al Il H. Butter ilrn Susir IN 'i ~ 49,,
AID .tc4dy. Egg, easier at 2Oe Choose IL "S"' W.
"I at,oIi" Mimi Jan. IG-Thorc was an up Turn u
the wheat market :o-lv although fof"l 20 S,n.
lnNcr Tho feeling -rcmcd to be favorable 70 ih g..
,lnplv that wheat must be- I'nT bottom anu -,
a. 1 MAY cheat oncnod q: sG'rc, At an al, hnc' "i
tfarfar over tho c.,. lir last ntht and Tor III | hoN
Mold VERY .t4aay frol SCR, o. sO'rc lhr n,','I a.,
~ ne lo,".t o th- session and the co,ing p'rr th
highest. closing Icing Sntc; Janua ,sh ,rtrt
h,- been trading AZ The Late ",, ilinr 1on a
- Gn, four o; No iard W. re- LIN ~ vr,,,t
I'D, what OF poor quality dra!sn 1870 - 90
1853 cars. and az Dnnth au 'Hp'.tr,i,v "a.
close: 30 Northern. January. $50 ,lii's' ci,in,'
NAV opening eG'sc highest soc lard So; No
sii4,c yrst,iday sic. on tl'cN 40; H''-' ~ "
n ithcfn SIC Noe Northern SpGSZe.
Muwaykee Jan Flour quiet. Whcat q"nc' Nah,
ste.Gt. no. g. S5ir Oats quiet 40. Mn'tS' e.
~, 4 white. 31lea3ic. Barley stads 30 ,,to,.
,amge c492; lse y, Lever eS Ho Nav 30 52 '' Ee
ecpts-Four. 300 bush WI a 10 Ills wheat 7oo
bush barley. 1880 bush. -, ,,,,, an. ,
PHILADELPHIA Jan IO.-tlour-Denind llsh' ahp naikrt
80 .i,crl, ~ S5asl 90 Tor cIocc I'hlsJ mia.
F1cSmhat aor duh bur 'Wedy $40 10 per 100 y
What s'rons and advanced '.S< NV YORK Locally how
better foreign buying ~ ~ trade and The ulrt.
ever there litle deposition ,,nnSrv ~ d:oc e.
,,,sr,i goteg+i. March ~ DIAL or APR, - 02Ld
~ ~ oro n,ion market weak ana declined &c
6 o ,e ngc,ircs lower tlbcs aud leht demand for
export Local car lots In fair reaues' ~' 's' NO. -
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40 . WHEAT

Cash quotations were follow; Flour ~, ana ui
changed. NJ spring wheat, oi1c; No . rpuhg "n va,
5g1Slc. 40 red oOa"lc; 80 corn - "",.' "i.,-
40 WHIT 3Os 0@ic No whit 1901 K, 20 o1x cd
- p ine timothy sced. u ~ Il - mess PORK H.
yS '4co.. - 5,at. 50 dry satd snould.fs NoNcl
- GaLqSi -; short clear side' 7oNci) ~ ."'t -
wbi.rcv di-;iilrrs finished goods, per rAlivh'-
sigars unchanged No barley, FREQ on boau' 'o@"O,
-. II
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Jan: 49, . p. m.-Beef and Pork-Hold RS
offer :psrngy. iamsThe supply I. poor. Bacon-Ilol-
.s OVER moderately Cumberland cut about % u 80 n.
FIRM at Us Chico &C. Holders offer sJcrngy American
finest white and eoored steady SOS. faIow-Ioders
offer yparngy; prime city nrm .Os. Spirits Of tur.
Rse9tine-olders Offer IorlneIy firm at Us Cd Resin
cncr moderately. Wheatii9iers o5er spGringly; No >
I'd winter steady at IL I'D; No red spng ready
I'D. FlOur-IIOldcrs Offer moderately. QQm-Spot and
fasures-Holders oncr moderotey; mixed Western spot
London-Pacilc CoaSt-Noders are not Offering.
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Op'IlNU Nd~N
lions are based on American standard OF classlnca-
STAINED


strict Good Ordnafy.5 5l6 MiddlinC ...........''s
OIrons-As Liverpool suffered sharp decline on inc
increased crop c.tinates sent there yesterday th" local
market presented Aery weak appearance Lone un.
by the "bears," thus adding 10 the heaNincss. \ j."
,eho reactions occurred during tho session, but the
market finally closed 70 points lower Port r'cepi~
:houch very Moderate somewhat larger than ytster
Sales, 20, 100 bales
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Refined oil without special future ana p'e,s d 1891
#, h,ls at N-w YORK. prces at PM adelphia ana
Gai,Ino being points lowtr. Refined In case. va
mi, noe iaion Crude iarrls hrn at 3 80
,ca G AID ia BULK go cent wahlneton crude hcng
"a ,, nuo,a;ions were d,cd.iy hichcr ~ Arrived
od,anr,ne frame lG5 francs per ioo kiioS wnl.e
,r,,c. wcr shade easier at D I-lJa5a pence pr H.
per- Ian la-Natoual Transit certificates opened
.o, highest O3 &C: lowest. O3c: closed 0Si-c SALE
,v oo hlls cl"arIncos 3G 0cO bbs shipments 5,SO.
puis runs. l., fji hblS; 49,, ALL, .,,to,,, T,a, Fl.
Pitt.burg Jan. l6-Pu ,eum dul Na hS, ~
lowest n3i.c. ..,, ,r,. ..u,incatcs ono,,ol
n roScd at C3,; Eshcst C3'sc lowest o3; clear
anccs, % 900 bbl,.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, Jan TO-, 2 p. m.-Canadian Pacific, 96iac.
sRis adyces quote per cent rentes at 95 francs 20
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NORWICH LIN c.
STONINGTON LINE.

Mcdonald pool diminishing and the PIPE line rIis III
e.lte nors conservatism on tn pnt o. In pNu"oc'H
Tbe closing Nas stehdy and moderately cheerful >.,
Tho t,nro of and the total a. aings IN NdtYlh
r,an., Ger incaai. 40 nO. E>chag' ana the In
ntatSd ock and Petroleum Exchange Tor inc Ia' '"o
49,. NOR, follows.
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1929 bags Baltimore osO bags New-Oroans, 0,39'
bags; Galveston PIP bags total, 1i3,G7S bags.
COTTON-On the spot dull but without QuO.bc change
Sales 16j bales, for Consumption Receipts at the potts
1864 bales against - 33o this day last week, and y $50
lalps X tinlp ln.t