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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
Az ELLIS ISLAND ENGINEER SUSPENDED.

Edward Fitzgerald. engineer ut Ellis Island. was
suspended yesterday by Chief Engineer Danielson for
using abusive and insulting language. There has been
bad blood between the two men for several weeks.
They began n discussion yesterday, and Fitzgerald
,rrssed himself with vlgor than courtesy Com
missioner senncr approved the Suspension OF Fltzger-
aid, and he will make further Investigations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
WHY TIE pRocLAM,TIoY WAS ISSUED

Albany. April Ex-Governor Flower said today
that hi, Proclamation Of saturday, designating Npn'
o. As "A legal holiday, issued al the request VI
the banks. that there conld be u" question r.
car,Ilng the protesting Of note, on that diF. I"'
general law designating holidays name spciHcHN
fine DAYS TO be observed regularly, AID says thai Sncl
other DAYS shall be observed aS may be dcsi'la'"'
bv the Governor. Although the Legislature wd III
ready set apart the day legal holiday so lar Is
the banks were concerned they thpn9hl pi"lhhl'
lion fr, I'M. Governor that effect was necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
SEPARATE COMPANIES ORDERED TO PARADE.

,,,,, ,rril o,-An order was issued this after
, tram the AdIuiant. Genernls Department ordering
,hc I'd Gth IN 2i,, cod. I'D, .ith sd 3't' "th
Aub and 46h separate Companies Of the S'''o
National Guard 10 Sew York CITY for The pariide on
Friday These companc, viii form on" regiment o
three baitalons. the regiment To DO 'ohhdnui" Wy
Culopc : VI. Wclch. jr.. Of the 6'th REGIMENT: 'n'
the Laitaons BY Captains Yates OF IN" ga MID .
~ tho I'd ard Lovd Of the 2lst separate 'onllahi -
These companies will muster "A total oi l"Vo Wch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
.,,x,,pns TO MEET TIE CARAvELs.

a committee representing the spanish co""' :"
u,s civ has invited the heads OF several societies ~
W. ,,r,, ,bc members Of the colony on board the
,ooar nlocNbrd tomorrow morning when 'i'e
s,..omcr goes down the bay TO act as part OF "''
,,scort 70 the caravels and menof-wnr On 'h''r ~
rvaI at this port The Blackbird VIII ACCOMPANY
,no vossels as far as their anchorage Tor the h''
,orade. The Invitations have been eA'ehu" ~
,ne prcsldent Of the Ncw-iork Historical society 'n
prcsident Of the Committee OF 'he ~ha''c' Vi
- tho president Of the American be0ei"pn''',,
49,, and John Austin stevens. u" stehhp'"'
Iii i;ove PIER 10. East River. IT 80 II. H.
,..,.,rvs,rs FROM TIE MARITIME EXCHANGE.
ON the arrival Of the Naval meet; "e Maf'',' "r
American and foreign, the facilities OF the MAI
" rvcbopge where they will find the latest papers
,." their own country. or II Americans rom ''e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
SAlI cRs ND MARINES on land

THE PARADE CX FRIDAY TO EE M INTEREST
ING PART VI THE CELEBRATION.
General Louis FIJI gerald and Commander J. W.
Miller. who went To Hampton Roads on sHt"fd.V
to confer with Admiral Gherardi concerning IN Ahd
parade, which f. 10 take place on Friday, returned
sunday evening and met the Committee on Land
Parade at the Waldorf yesterday They reported
HAT they had made satisfactory arrangements Win
the Admiral about the landing of sailors ana marines
and the order Of march. The landings will he mace
at various points between Thirty -ioutl-'t. ana
Ninety sixthst. North River. or special floats Row
being prepared bv the Dock commissioners
The lin" viii start at Forty scc"nd-st. and tlith-
ave- AT 10 u. m The route viii be- Fifth-avc
Washington square, Wavcricy Place. broadway to the
CITY Hail. where the parade will h. reviewed bv
Governor Flower Mayor Gllroy. the Duke Of We
ragua and visiting naval officers. who viii receive
marching salute from the paraders. Tie line VIII
BE- formed follows:
Mounted Police
Detail, from the United states and Engineer Corps
Admrsls American and foreign fleets Their 'afs and
commanding officers in carriages.
First Division.
Cnited states sailor. and marines
second Division.
Sailor. and marines ncm Tn" fcIci 81 fleets
Thid Division.
Governor Flower conmandcrncic OF the s'a'c troops
and stan with Troop honorary escort
BricadicrG neral Loui, Fitzgerald ~ ,t'i'
SIGNAL Corps u the Fist Brigade
Provisional 'rimcnt composed OF twelve select co"''
from the various regiments 81 the National Quad
OF the State Of Ncw.YoTX.
G9th Regiment.
9Th Regiment
9th Regiment
I'D Regiment
23d Regiment.
9TH Regiment.
10th Il csim"nt
list Uccimcn'
lst Battery.
I'd Battery.
Naval Reserves OF Massachusetts.
Naval Reserves OF New-Iork
Numerous bands will furnish music. ~ me tity
Hall the reviewing officers aud guests VIII leave thef
carriages and taar their places upon reviewing
stand which will Dc erected for the purpose. ~ wac
al first proposed 10 hav" IN" lur reviewed NJ m'il
son SQUARE. but IN" plans have been changed N"Ih
men busy Yesterday tearing down the sahd winch
had been partly erected there.
Washington. April IA carrier pigeon reached
this city last evening from the feet at Hampton Noids
hearing the following message 10 n" PRESIDENT:
= 5. =. Dolphin. oil Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads
wilma strong. Ne weather clear.
rrcsizent Cleveand Indications ara that the foreign
orccrs will cooperate IN making success
OF the land parade Nrwlork ~, 2sh Iiavo wired
Mayor .i.roy. the honor tn b. VERY respectfully.
HERBERT, Sccfct.ry OF The Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

own STATE. Rosters have been obtained from tir
yariou, ships, ard a special invitation VIII be S'h'
TO each officer The Exchange has been Gc-rr'i"l
fer the occ,.i,n fine naval Tags # every nat.n bling
di,Dlaycd with s-nal nag, reading: ! ~ al1
~l-o3.7 on the day Of IN Naval N"vi"w tn ~
change will be- closed. but on the day ripre ana tie
DIV ulinr Il viii h. npcncI 70 L!r pG-l,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
ovr NV wUo WANTS MS TAXES RAISED.

prc.,dcn, F. T.. Barker OF the Tax Department.
sea. .,,rnr,soa Yesterday when taxpayer who had
las, wear sworn down his assessment on personal
estate called Yesterday and asked to have his taxes
.,o.oos., WHOM no had finished his statement he
agreed To pay five times as much tax this year as
he had paid last year. Nv business mas increased
he explained. and my ventures nav "'i 1u,'e
..-',,,, a., ,,o moi, I want the city 10 have It's
Share Mr. BARKER would not give the name Of
this remarkable taxpayer
The Ncwyorl< Central presents the best service to
nof rolf (l.v.Iand and Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
THE FOREIGN VESSELS TO BE INSPECTED.

Washington April 2i.-Cmef Engineer l. ~ hoi'iS
has been ordered 10 New York Tor inc p'po'c y, u"
ID. citing the machinery Of the i"ic's" '''''
- -, povcw NAVAL Constructor Ilich.
P"ru ~ I'm 90 from here 10 Inspect their hul>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec % (Specia). Wheat was firm to-
day selling up u cent. and closing at the top. May
onened at co., sold between Gsz and s7s.
and closed at 81 cents. Bradstreets state
ment although showing larger increase on
this side than expected-1.5S.M0 bushels-was
considered buish because Il showed a de-
crease afoat and abroad. Of 10000 bushels. Ex
mort clearances Of -four over 10000 barrels, and
the wheat and -four together equal TO 900 bush
els Baltimore reported 10000 bushels taken for
port Northwestern CARROTS. 1885, were less than half
the same dav last year. Commission houses did the
buying and scalpers the selling. the buying being
con sidered better than the selling II was holiday
market however, and small one.
Corn was steady, closing about where Ii opened
and about where IL closed Tuesday. May sold be-
tween 3S% and 20. and closed at 80 cents, sellers
The CARROTS light. 2S9 the estimate for Thurs
day was $40 Cables were lower. Seaboard
clea noes were 100 bushels. Shorts did the buy
ing. Receipts expected to be lighter after the
covering OF short oats to make firm market
May sold between 80 and 30%. and closed 1914
cents. There were LAB cars; the estimate for Thurs
day 100 cars.
Provisions were steady. January shorts are
getting out: that keeps the market firm. Business
Is not Important January pork to-day sold between
$l2 % and $12 a. and closed at N2 %; January lard
sold between 81 so and 81 S. and closed at 81 IS.
January ribs sold between IS 30 and So 81 and closed
Thursday 2SeO0 hogs prices 10 cents lower.
Puts on May wheat were 6eat0667s: calls. 67i.U
CTS cents. Puts May corn were. 3s7sg3S: calls.
88z cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIZ, r extra India mess firm at lbs Cd; prime
ness steady at SIS Sd porkaH a oer ss ms 80
dn WESTERN medium easy at 63s 3D. Hams-Holders
press sales short cut about u TO 10 TO- daSy nd
tnt about % 10 20 h. easy 43s short rib about
Is 10. easy at 4Ss; long clear middes ABOUT 70 no.
S h. easy at lIs 81 shoulders-About u to u
II steady BIS. Cneese,Hoders o d sparInsfSS
aoWHThe supply is poor; prime city dun at
?7s 3d. Spirits OF turpentne-Ho.ders ofer moi
r rened s an at 2os 3D. offer mod
erately; common firm at 81 90 i.ara-SpotIHooters
spot spot easy at i6s Wheat1Holders offer moder;
ately; No red winter steady at os 80; NO rer
moderatey ST. Louis fancy winter dun at s. ,s yS
mixed Western spot steady at As 3lsd December
steady IS ga January steady a, IS "a f2 pn new
Iondon-Paciac Coast-Holders offer moderately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

ute covering BY sho r.. T9ese
mi, sor: Interest ordinary times would not have S
much any egs IN e S P Sn influence on
price. Gables quiet but s's'ay' - her
DISPOSITION abroad Do anE 1,,,o T T@5v t, StS.
he holiday Asy ,S from tsc erop but the movement
falling rapidly hoped or II az th eco r h. Gays
The Interior ard il Is generally thought that th T. not
snnD GeGfea, II e ecra.e IN the visible ,y
gnres given y Bad.ree, Sh'm nut an daerase
Of co eco s ,%S Il net
ing the latter part wheat was dnll pat NM
aroer @ "a nafI hS clio o, Tas QUE, at net od
lance Of sc Cash wheat vas eliu'rE r,, o, Il
oi Of Of S %s I'd for Wort and lot q SO bush nd for
local account Quotations follow no fa ?c e store
CSC under May delivered ang &c %ndH o MAY
9en' 10 pd N?T!S cG ss "s &C. & 1n' GSSf s r
G o oSc. IN at cor, Tss 1n define from closing
7ucs Of night. Later here wa tr,ns on i'i H.
rse The interior has shown an nITsaic 81
900 bush in tho last three 6F, anI t'e prsdS
crrs today gain Of ESQ COO p"sh ana T, Kan
an 'c Hc l on Moaday vii how oc 900 COO .sH
day. c9e gnc al practical, % ,dv pi scs M 1c
1T oG mGht nnT r9 10 co5 bush fr export fol
lows corn fic eicNoor 40 600 I rTsb tSc
s%sG , no. and COO bush 3.c dyerd 40 Whit
isooG bush 'c ard hcrc war quiet trade
today prices Obou st"ad Tse ac over for the
h0 81.
time being ond there little stcadss r%S an n
al scnce ~ further liquidation. Ih"i" mas ~ iii a.
crcsse in tho interior movement his %erH an o., v con-
oircodv beginning swing tow RI IrG,f'luh- VI "a
sdcr1le gain in the visible Monday oats Ece d"t
an da, closing steady net d,anc" ash o 80
IL, active considering tho day. IN ~
wore az coo hush follown No : oa,r, o,,s rom
Nj o~i,c elevator and 3ii.c delivered 40
i,,i s2i.c No Whit carlo'S 3''4 80, ht,o
x-,, Contr,i No white 30 900 bush 81 track III
o. 200 hnsh AZ Tfoc truck r'ved 2oon h"., can,1,
n ,rr-Narket steady western ~ neoc =, and
oo5o1r i.ixrowSd so6s5c BARLEY-Nsrr Wet ana
"aa. 70 . Wllvnukee q, dGoc; nngrsdei Mss.,o'
eosH, t%orowed STATE G?aGsc RYE.Ho,rKo nom "n
'prCKWUTAT-Contnues Quiet OF $50 lot 49,
maj ~ ~ aid Gales Ooo bush At s',; "a, Ia
no,1 40 e,c FOR cnrOts SFEllN-' 'N rS.,o' - td
q%%rd az No Doccnhcr $40 80 asl'.a SO =, 100
Tlnohv" Warset firm carrots quote" a. oco hush n.
:. rl,vsned-Tho market Is firm. SioS' wv "" "
81 40. $500. .,a ., Increase in what NJ
80 900 hnsh cast ~ Rockies ana an lnr'',
=, os 600 hush on Pacific Co.'s ~ ~ nv md oats
T,si cco hun Cora ineras"i C52on hrs'' netr,, IN
1865 A. ono hush The Euronran anu 49, -. .,
snnrv o, whoa. decreased 80 600 Ssh' total ,mf
woru rrWPt, Wbeot 1iolll Olo hrsh CON ~
lush: oats 6l6l coo bI@h ~ o 49,, ., rheof 1913.
Isl nNo bush. -,-o, cios,n-
oro.a,,cns follow. Tor conTar'.o" cloS''S
-" ~ ,.s, rtehf and corresponding da'" las ve'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

H,alu coffee ruled quite firm M tone. with the de-
n,eud however quit moderate for Jobbn2 lOt h,1ic"
,oi,,er. urtc not buyers. sales We boo tips
Is for y" :, ard late yesffiiy
900 bags Rio tpJt on prNat' terms ana 1"'' baR
Hin 80 ~ lG2c cost ana freight
Mid cone wa steady with prices a. las quoted co.
Java a. oOG.O.c. Sales 800 Bag Mnrl' aho az !
aorce I'm FIRST hama o56 ba2s Maracoi. o 800 bags
-. ,ni ia 9-j lnr Centt' American 'nl 11B2 2 %
mats Java and I'dsLP. During The week III, follow
g we've sl1 fnr consumption 80 bugs Central Ahtf-
,ni, 7jI bag Mr,icsn. l,@lO bsgs M1iard!bo. lS
ars Savilila 3 7o7 bags Jamaica ana l,y bag, AhIo
n Europe. q 40 bags MaricHbp. 2VD
b,cs J,ouavra and 27s bags Coro.
UIOTR AND MFAI.-It j. tie same dull state o'
affair. on the Produce Exchange IN -four which has
l. en- seen f., market conspcuousy In tho last
wnek. 80 one u want % buy -four excepting
in as small way a possible For spring patents IN"
trad, is not Wiling 10 pay nor. tnan 90 40 excepting
under comIuls!on. while ony a Few are dltIoSd 10
sel al tiis figure Most OF the brands are held all
b, nay ~, 10 -. mills CLAIM ING they cannot replace
ne Hour for less than 81. Low Crude sprin2s are
nlsoluteiv neglected Low grade wirtTs ar als) HAT
with exirrtar. showing Interest ia trade Straigts
10 IBIS vILtcI patcrfs at s3 CO. LOO bbis. winter
a 80 G93 To- go bbls. ce,rs ~ 90 $50 bbs
on is at 81 50: 1000 tbls: spring patents NJ 80 sia
90 M nor standard and a. 30 Tor fancy; 100 Bis
sirohts nj IS So 800 lbls clears ~ 80 and Loo
JIe rrsornd a, 81 Is: $50 bbs mixtures at 81 80
900 sacks en- Is - 40 for choice for export and
Ia bbs OK % az go 90 southern -four neglected.
nj ok WHEAT FI.OUR-1be MARKET duilt ard
e.cs were 400 bbls. a. 9Ods3 10. RYE FLOUR
IN, market was active. Sas. 200 bbls. at 80 500
." 30. Quotations follow ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

Marke, closed steady. Trsnsfsrrioe ordIs is,uei Of
consumption bales contract l+eo bale; total lfp-
bales. SIT markc; st'ady moai ag " l'n1s 80 MO
d'iig Grf which - llGc hlgh's. compared win
y ySts9 IA, e sSay oa3'soa. dam apAaa
and oil mIdcag az which grades Other ua1 mdlling
may delivered contract Fs'r, lac on; mGd,ine
5.l6c on s,rlc; good midr'i. SiGc Of low mGdns
7.l0c OF strict good Ordinary l3'loc OF good on. aS
stained .S2c mldding stained 100 OF st,l't iow
middng stained 2o.S2c OF low m'dane 'tAlnsd iHc
exports Continent 50 bales Great Britain. on oie-
forweried. Los bale. sales, 49, bales spinner ~
bales :,o.. s els 6,g. ro'0i n" Rr5 oG ,,.
Exports today rat Erta'a 1857 b,I,s' ContInent
1880 hacs consolidated Mt ro7 r,ceig,s 20 far ~
Iaie.; FIanc'. 900 bale ,ontn.a,. '7.7G bali;
io'a las 32G bale. stock. l2llGi3 b1l". Liverpool
cable,-SIo, cotton fair demand AZ unchanged prices
SAFE. GO bs 'ecH,a,m a3a sNPt I',U Ga,
A1 4e h,, ls7og S Sa aiYo "ici .r,Gp
drr.ard moderate at lGfd aGNanc'; cio~f nrm al frn
20 to $40 net aiyoncc Jsnrary 'f'Sr'r' ti0Gim
4liG1p: May Jun". ilf@1'; Jlh'. Jul 4lrb; Juil-
,i'b. Drc.r bor january 4lob'
COFFt1,-Tbc market opened Win the BIDS showing )
points &C., Nc TO port, aaNsncc bpt no bushes was
throughout The .cssion The -a'7 up TO o. loci
reached Only go Lars ,1clHdimg D,ccr'rI at lIs2
l.rhap WIS absence Gdyicrs from BAH. ThcTc
nOtahg the European ad'iccs 20 Grc' Attention
me Hsvrc market 4, lower. tn lI1mbur2 cable,
,howd from unclaimed lrices 70 a. ad,ance o. pig
Apart from any outside Influence, hoIesef the N.".
ror c@, q, ,pin i rsr,6d a. iho var Wien duI trr
are ratn-lT in order The sale from day day eli
Mot Of The time the ring deserted. The rInihy
OF the irdrs think il du" 20 Tn" form "f CONTRACT WIN
serves % shut out d. Furopean speculation
mo- ,lod 'iuartiv" nni Unclaimed - - 10 I"in'-
iowr % pcn,, higher TIE sales were 473o bag a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Dec D.-Cot.on quiet middung, nc;
low niddling 1916: good ordinary. 6ssc: net and
C2n bales; sales 454 bales; stock. 1S2.709 bales.
Norfolk Dec. 20-Cot:on firm; middng. TIC;
low middiing. l3-1sc; good ordinary. sac; net and
gross receipts, 2,4T bales; exports coastwse. ll6i
bales: stock, 6,0s2 bales
New Orleans. Dec. A.-cotton Arm; good niiddlng.
z DISC middlins,. nc; low midtling. 7c good
ceipts. 1881 bales; exports 70 Great Britain. 525s
bales TO the Continent sS bales; ccastwise 1856
savannah. Dec. 3o-Cotton firm; middling.. 7 l-lsc;
low middlins. ll-leci good ordinary. Else; net
~ ssiss; ~ II Ssiss: stccS. W.Ss Ssiex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
OTHER M>EKrrs-Hy TELEGRAPH.

RuGao Dee. I'D Cat;lc Receipt. last ~ hours. $50
fc.d total lbs ta' veck TIN, far $50 mead Tor SINE
'inc AS ~.k soio hal con-ienei through. $40 head
to NcHlorh $50 ha on ,c 10 head a. Mlgkst oFsneei
bull =. 10 Ho-, H.ocip- lo>t - hours. IL 100 head
I last vs. zoo head cau.isaed 'oSsA '' foS hsT
10 od 40 ia Se,ay G few nae ".e aprTas
held oy.r. YORKER, - iias' 30. mostly - 80; MIXED
p1 gea% eaa 0' Snys h EeS 90; P SGs >. 90
Sheen ana ANTS R','Iit a, - hours 5000 hed total
Week. 3 soo h'dt or.lerca hroagh 900 head to New;
yoI loo oG Oh aid o oo ha H i,S op@aSa
nsi cI,t no:...~ci- I'D t@ir to good lamb: s,a
= s. e '1S' $aes - cItri ~cthefs 5cGs
Cnion - n Ya'd~ on. ago. d G. 2o-cattlc Reegim'-
- 9e he"G nnt ., sg%n04 to s ~! :, c cT
a,4 Jus II -, - -. calves, = pa 80 Hoes
c ss'g0 h''' "a e' an e.{ - c S'G,o a.
et . 'ogt' = iiit p &C.,; p,SSs +i Az.
90 ,'' coD''. si.s8 5o lamb. - 75GFs IS
-; Louis Mo-. Dec. 20 tNe,i'nal stock Yards -;
& IN IT, 6s % d Ga Ir' wn SS'G ayc iSs' fas
H. cor qralty ~, ugh Iricrs did not shoW any
IN. s n a n @t''e y, Te $~r.r ss cds w.
rs. s'cc,, 1898 p COVE ~ sos -. p. Hog
mod 'r ,caa, f 6a, S % he ronsde'd sood
b"'t t. IAN, I,acr ant IA, bulk Of tn sale, wcie
H a S %' at o al r. y '' and sccG %Ad .o
u '"@t3 ~ heavy 81 so'-' 10; MED ,9 - lo,'
WniIr COMMON ead odd lower Tran je.tcri'yi t,r,
IN GOOD ,n,cp ana lanbs NJ seah prices Native
mi,ci, ~ cii5" 20. -orthv II mixed, - 40
East lAbc.ty. De-, 3o-Ia;tlc ic cpt. lisht maIhet
steady a unc"antG prc". Pm - ooa - W 8, a.
siasi 80; .o1l but hers % uCdgi; l"ush lat - goa
- ltnC sto 80 - 1893 - gool rat COWS ma
hcis. ~ 5rGT3, bulls sta.>, $s0tS bologna co"
A50Fll, fresh COWS and ~Irln.c>, t-odS'3 goa
fccdie, TJ 'o9 ~ 80 lI'gs-i;ecclpt' ia,r demand
light; k't SLOW AMI lover. Best llliaurllila,
IS .jd - -; lorKcr - 2OatJ 10; piss, - hafo %
good heavy SON. IT JvGsJ; stays AMI rough sows,
.IUs4 -. Nhccp-Suppt liht; I'VE Load iO sale Ge-
maid hght market very drae " ENra ~ ~ - !;
lDId. % ;
sea. hn.s, @-@SS 80 LAMBS sSds 90; caves - sc
20 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

Bsitiore Colour dull unchange 'qas -
SS:sso auary 81 a6i'.c MAY. !o+d7o'sc; ,teane G
70 red 81 stock 2oa $3J bush sole, iol 900
hush milling WI Il by sample. 65d6o2c ora seaus
mixed sp1I 2' 42- peeemeer d jan ,Ts
mixed 4on etlc shipments % "a bush S,os" 90
vsla, Do 3o6 i2bc Corn inactive; No While w St
.r, 81 a..d No mixed DO 80 stock l1, ~, nish'
Rye duu and easy: 40 ,. 50e5c stool g i,e hlsh,
Esy ouie GOOD 70 choice timothy Si 5c9I - 90 r2l
fancy .9a2Oc fair choice 21@2'c' "'he' sr''"s
unclaimed
Boston Dec 2o.-Markcts dull
buffalo DEC ring wbca' Gull but arm; y one:
Wsest dull weak; No . red. 632 d5c No extra red
SlSGslsc: No white, Csc asked: Corn quiet cas- ,
No yellow Al Zoe: No yellow. Ale No corn 4V'.c
10 corn iOi2c aoked store; sale on traek cas- no
3 yellow Ale; 3 No yellow. 4O'sc NO z corn
4Osc No 8 corn. !oa4o4c bid Oats weak saaes
three cars No 3 white 33d33i4c; No mixed.
S2sS barley irm demand light choice 70 fancy Vet,
ern 60aGJc: lower grades 46d55c: state 6jd72c: I'VE
dull; No l. SIC; No 2. soc ssked Fi2gr srii bet
spring s4ds4 TO- winter straights SO 25a 80 80; rye
aour s3 20ds3 30 mfeei quiet, unchanged
Chicago, Dec. 2o.-The leading futures ranged as fcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21
THE PETROLEUM Maker

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York December 20. 1866
The crude petroleum. markets were without pa
tcular change yesterday There were no sales AT
the Consolidated Exchange. but the offered price
vas not reduce ed below 'Ms cents. At OIL City
there was only one quo'itlon-7g cents me pro
duction n tie Mcdonald pool remains at the IN
crease TO 1880 barrels a lay.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at zig cents a
gallon In barrels 2G5 cents in bulk. ana 80 cents
In cases: Foreign quotations were: Ans"eFp' In
francs; Bremen, 4oS marks; London $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-21

tORyMEAIx-r1e market Is quiet sales were 200 blls.
ana 900 sacks yellow Western ~ Goas2 Is Bandywine
saeamore e 70 ssu'ce n,o Mhte y bay, 81 d5S
ash o5 line yellow oscdsi eoarse ssdyoe FEED
s ssrH con- na aa:acc som soassc sSaSoc sharp
0,c1sI civ feed Is held at CSC IN bags ;
~" iced soc hoIny chop. SIC; cooonsced meal 81
81 Is: Oh meal: 81 zcasl a2s: u,,,.
a he opening this morning but the amount offered
ouiciv shsorksd and within short time prices had
SvSS4 Sus t,sHa Wss very duh 1t s My The