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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
LIVE STOCK Markets.

REEVES Recent, were % cars, or cG6 head. aii -
ne %'e o 4 es5, s'' S. ~c'c .l l,
nrm ana f , i@e . s'I r. ~ m S~r TO- H. ,as 'c
cleared ~ an carl, l.nf Interior - good NATIVE :.
sI a. ', .S =, ~ ,oas = q. At s. 25aS. . ,o
%, - a5aS3 ~. o., helf~r 81 - =" City dressed 'i''
Wiz ad1ir, quote refrigerated tocf firm at SC per
mated weight shipments '.rday y" q'''.rfs -
boz ani ~ car"lss'' ~ mutton ~ 'hr 90 ,,
Tor N Goldsmith The rrniiai smiling i"r h'rn'''
s. 20 ,ef To-, f. - - i. II a. s. a. - DO III n
H. at 50 ~ > Ohio .,.a - y ~ s, 80 DO ii2,a
: cows 2e5 H. 4, a. ~ u Icnnsiyana do 1853 H. At
Newton & 70 j. W~s'crn steers 1913 -. a, 81 y
oxen. lee' n. e' - IT, enn.y'vana bulls 100 3D.
sherman cuye z 'aar' , 49,. T. 49,, ~ e, - ~ 49,
5os d. i2,' II =, a. = 10 a., s. 90 - S ria r.
At %: q 10 i-a' n AZ - - No. i'' ~ a. 50 10,
7egnsnivania s,o,kcrs. 1000 n, A. 50 Il.
e, TO- Ge ,c. T. at at - n 's sei" ana oy' oso
H. al So o. stat" oxen l3'c H. a, - 49,. % - 49, ii,
a, s. % 10 &c. o4i n at ~ 80 - do sG' 10 at 81 ~
: y Sherman: - chicago steers i2eS n at 81 '7's.
% d. 1851 N. at 81 -. ~ do. I2oN No. ~ ," =. o.,
20 d. i9,N II, q, 50 70; kansas steers 1914 II. at
NJ Gola,mi,h IS (h.car, s,ecra 1873 10. sia5
j. Iuce, bulls AMI c'ws 7'"pi7'o H. AZ s2as$. 81,
g, H,n ~ AZ e SaSn l' 81 ~ sne al " '" NJ
MIi.cn cows nrcrpts over all roads. l,5 head.
selling n, $50
CAivEs Receipts. 81 head including % dlrcc, 10
i.c per and nj ,h"- for Western calves
Common choic. v"is -od ~ sass per 100 ~ Wc"-
9sc dressed veals sale for city dressed.
Sales s. juid = 90 % yeals l27 n average. 81 -
per 100 ~ u 80. II, n NJ s.. skim mix calves. ~
g. Dnenhac vcals. 1852 ~ a, 81 80; II do. 100
Hume q Mullen: vcal-. ls H. n, s.; 81 do. 1876 n
81 10 Il do. 100 ~ ~ s. -. ~ western calves 81
~ a, s. -. d. as H. a & 90 o 40 N. at - -
4. H.
NJ collins: II voais. ijS ~ ~ 81
IIallenieck Hollis: - vcals ~ NJ AZ Sc; DO. 100
NJ 81 ~ d. 10 IL. al sGas7 30. I'D calves. $40
s sandera: veas 10 s. 20. DO. ioo II At s.
head - cars Tor the market ana carr H hhigh'fs ~
rect. Demand active and prices &c higher Tho pens
cleared early. Common to good sheep gold - $40
- 37is. j" 81 ~. Dressed mutton higher
5s7isc per h. dressed lambs also improved selling at
sale.-IIune & Mullen: State lambs IO2 NJ 80 A.
do TO- 81 2s 100 do. - 10. nj 81 To- i2J dp
% H. 81 s7. lsi Colorado sheep. 1903 10 at - 2is
l. Harrington 3os Obi, lambs 81 NJ AZ s. -: % d.
50 ~ At g 800 State do {" 10. at - % ISL OHIO sheep
Tallcntaok & Hollis: I72 State lambs Sc ~ at 81 o.
C. Diienhack @l stat" lambs. .2 H. At 50 -; 20 d.
s sanders: i23 state lambs ~ ~. at s. -. 81 d.
81 II. Il, So 20 state sheep, ~ NJ. a, 81 . ~
GO No. Of -: 2I3 Ohio do. IS H. Al 50 i2s: 81 State
sheep H. at 81. l95 Indiana do. ~ H. at 81 III 10
s. Judd & 90: III Western sheep. OF n. at s.; ZIG
D. Mcihcrson & Co: 23i Buffalo sheep. 90 H. at
So G2ls.
Jersey CITY and ~ cars a, Fortielh Market i5c
higher. Country dressed nrmer at 6as,sc per 10
g., g pe W. ,%g rough d. a, s Is o " "Ve'"se nj
r. Judd a. Co.: II state pigs, % n. at 81 27t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. II (Specal. Wheat to-day had n
pretty good rally. but did not hold very well. May
sold from je7s TO Goa and closed AZ Coz sNco' cents
The rally came from the cables. Liverpool coming
one penny higher because of cold weather. and re-
ported crop damage abroad. The advance was
stopped by the announcement Of increase in
the worlds visible supply OF 3.iOoGo bushels and
by the news from the seabOard that practically
no export business had been done the advance
during the day Export clearances were fair for
tho day-ii0sO bushels. Baltic shipments were
light The receipts everywhere were lighter. but
that was set down as due To the recent storm.
New-York bought the wheat at the opening and
sold II on tho bulge Al night on the curb prices
were rather firm again on renewal OF reports from
the other side OF crop damage
corn was firm. with prices - TO ., cents higher.
May sold from 36a, 10 3,i. and closed AT 3iis cash
corn was /, cent up. and It WIS said that shippers
were getting rebates To the seabOard. There were
.,cl cars thu. estimate for Thursday 800 cars
An increase I'm the available supply reported of
.2OOGD bushels. OATS were firm, helped by Hight
receipts and by n strong cash market. May sold
between 295s and Zsts. and closed at 2glg cents.
There ll6 ears: the estimate for Thursday
90
Provisions were firm with Armour the best buyer
The trade was not large Although there were only
2lG0 hogs at the yards prices out there were lower
and hog receipts In the West were liberal The
estimate for Thursday 5000 head. At the close
pork showed an advance over Thursday OF 10 cents;
lard. Of cents: ribs Of cents
on the curb puts May wheat were 5yesto 594c;
calls. Ghs to COS cents Pats and calls on May corn
- TO 81. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. Feb. H. 1894
BEANS AND PEAS-Continued light receipts OF do
nestle tend keep the market steady but there
quiet trade passing foreign beans moving fairly
quote: Beans. choice per 50 49, medium
80: pea. 81 No. white kidney, 81 2O62 20 red kidney
81 25qS2 30; black turtle soup iOUs2 10 yellow cv.
SO 10: lima California GO ID. 81 JJegs 80 foreign mar.
row 81 I5GS2 %; do pea 81 5jn$l co. DO medium 81 ~
QSl 90 green peas. bbs. 81 lIsu$i 20. bags 81 l2V
81 10: do Scotch. 81 40
BUTTERDelnand for fresh table sorts Is only rnoder-
colder weather help keep prices steady on hiphes,
grades. on quality very slow and easy Held creamery
old State dairy dragging heavily and values AR.
weaker Exporters buying little fresh factory al l.,
0l5c We quote: Creamery Penns, lynnla extras per H.
PIC Western &c. nrsts ga nc do thir6s
10 seconds lsN2ic; do Western summer make lsQi
do State fall make. 10000; State dairy new tubs ,0
&c: do fall make tubs or summer irkins finest poe.
do hrsts ls919c: Go thirds seconds l5ai7c; Western
imitation creamery extras. saloc do seconds 10 rss
l4hql7c Western factory fresh extras lRc do seconds
10 firsts l344l5c: do thirds. l243c do summer make
l3Qi414c; rolls. fresh. l2glGc
CUEESE-Bctween the buying Toy exnort ~ under
prlcod goods and steady home trade Inc reduction n,
stock seems be fairly satisfactory and the market holds
arm we quote: State full cream colored fancy lisc,
do white fancy, 11isQll%c do good to choice
i2AQi2Hc; DO white fancy. i2tal2jbc; do common 10
choice iOifl2Ac; part skins small choice olioc do
large choice 0q0ac do common prime 4sIslc: State
full skins 202nc: Pennsylvania skins IL 1isc
rC0S-IarRe receipts to-day have sllrhtiv unsettled
tho market Dealers having bought sor,e a;oc in ex
cass OF their Immediate wants during the recent ad-
van-e and finding upward tendency checked nre
posed 10 hold OF. Trade IS considerably ou.e;er hut
holders not disposed to make material concessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

Receipts 1900 head: market weak: common TO ex-
ira steers, s. gs55 stocksrs ana ieedsqs o5;
Hogs-Recepts 1900 head market weak neaVy.
s. Sas5so common to choice m :, $ 49, S@ =
si o51sj To- Sheep-Rccepjs 1900 head; market
rm Inferior choice 81 ;SaS3 & lamb So Sg bsa D.
made Nm of 81 carloads of natives and g cars OF the
southern The market was slow. buy1ra d,d not
show much disposition TO take hold ana Wrrc pa,
ding lower prices Natives sold shade lover ana
southern 10 to lie lover than yes'grdaH; nauve
steers. - sJn$} t.: cows. s. 2iS? II lNaS .l
s. eOa 81 3j Hogs-Receipts 3.9ii head. Ih0ush
there was only moderate supply BUYERS ,iSists ISL,
ON lower prices owing TO unfavorape reports from
other points. \ few good hogs sold az y 'yns1 -.
which was about Zoe lower than YESTERDAY, pue the
hnil Of sales were lf2Oc lower the big end o. the
decline being on common grades. tfeaxy, ;" EVn
s. 25 mixed S5n$j 90 light. s. O3f - % heep
ceipts OsS head. There was tair supply on hah'i
this morning but nothing that could be consIuerru
choice The demand. however. was larsJ enougnl
to absorb all the desirable grades AT good St'auN
prices but common sold slowly. NatI'e mixed
s. eCdS3 %; merinos. s. p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

Market closed very steady. Transferable notices 75
Total sales. lJ3 loo bales
New-York spot sales to-day and last night: For con-
sumption bales, total. Is bales SPOT market easy
middling u2laads lj-l6c; middng gulf. S3ljc winch
is unchanged compared with yesterday prices.
receipts 500 bales. gross, AGA bales;
exports Continent. 21G5 bales. forwarded 4l bales:
sales IS bales ali spinners stock 253 jo2 bales Total
to-day 991J bales. thus far this week
80 IiG bales Exports to-day: Great Britain 1855 bales
France bales; Continent. 1.56S bales. Cons ldai"d
Great Britain. bales; France. GH2i bales: Con-
nent bales: total. 17VOi bales, stock do bales
Liverpool cablesSpot cotton quiet free supply Offering
prices Unchanged sales 5000 bales speculation and
bales all American: mddngs nd futures opened dSil
demand poor: unchanged TO Gd lower; closed quiet at
1-6tn26id decline.
COFFEE-The opening Of this market irregular.
the other hand months started points
lower The advance Of Tuesday appears 10 have satisfied
bulls and freely offered during the
TIE scarcity Of buyers and Indifference OF the bear
trading desuory and featureess. despite the firm
% various European markets Both sides We're
disposed await developments. though continuation
adv Havre and Hamburg Is considered GER
be followed by active speculation tbs side OF
the water At Havre there rise Of AL franc in
the final quotations. This. however attended with
sales only 5000 bags from which IL was suspected
that the market being manipulated by insiders ~
which rs was asked. March April unchanged
I'd. while May and June deliveries were advanced
81 s3s Cd. Hamburg market firm but quiet at the
close with prices UP i.9a. pfg february " piss
changed Is 100 Exchange unchanged at 3s Re-
cepts bags: stock 2j6OOo bags. Santos steady
and unchanged 1900 refs. Receipts, 1000 bags
stock 100000 bags.
Contracts closed easy. Near months unchanged. Dis
tant months points higher 10 3 points lower Sales
10JOO bags as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
OTTER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Feb l4.-Cattle-I;ecelpts last "a hours.
l2O head: total for the week thus far. $500 head
for same time last week; 1880 heal; consigned
through. 60 head: to New-York 80 head: on salr.
60 head. Market opened duh and closed duh. Kan
sas cay heifers g 80; fat bulls. 90 75ds So Hogs
Receipts last 81 hours. 1880 head: total for the
week thus far 1850 head: for same time last week
81 100 head: consigned through 51O0 head; to New
York. 100 head on sale 80 head Market opened
steady for light grades. dull and lower for heavy
and medium grades: Workers. s. g0q$J %; medium
and heavy. s. 50us5 -; choice heavy. IS So: fair
ends s. l0nS5 80: roughs, 81 50uE market closed
Toe lower with late sales Of Workers az s. 80 sheep
for the week thus far 1900 head: for same time
last week 32oOO head; consigned through, none:
to New-York 2 400 head: on sale. 1900 head Mar
ket opened lOc higher and strong closed steady all
sold Native lambs, choice to extra 81 GJG$i S.:
light to good. 81 75a$i JO fair TO good mixed sheep
81 75Qss 81 extra export wethers. - sGs4 10: Can
East Liberty Feb. IA attle-Reccipts light. de-
mand fair: market steady at unchanged prices
Prime. 81 75ast sO good. stl5gst %; good butchers
on sale: market excited; prices ranged from s. so
to IS IS. Sheep-Fye loads on hand; demand fair:
marker steady at unchanged prices Common to
extra. nasa ycariings 81 5oas' o. lambs s. 5O; e.
Union Stock. Yards. Chicago. Feb. IA-cat,ls-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

wheat. and also owing 70 'n' - nvirp
movement IL likely be interfered with TINS w. ,3
IN. had which has been seen III '"'
Tho r.artion in wheat was reflected N corn fl7 WIN
ing oN a li'tle hut the market finally closer 10,
ic NJ. sain for The day. cash corn was very il, w
steady t'arlois sold i3c IN IN" elevate NV ''"
cold "a, local account ana "''''' "u,'
.r W,,cb delivered for export. and 1000 bush steamer
sc under March local. .OAl% Iraic lh ."'S ~
active tho marker also Si'"l"N
nm underone. The opening WAS a. - ad.Hn' H ,,
later was increased little. partly IN ~ l' 'H WI
strength in what and corn Prices "as~i 'i !" lI,
In tn DAY. finally closed al ''c n- , ,,ra
Nav ,uf unchanged d"llv"ri"-. 'a-h -
more active an. drmcr sales were 'l"o Mi-n ~ ~ WV,
iny ~ $50 bush ~ 3Gi4 H3Gi-c y" WINE. ~ ~
bush 81. 4312.r latter Ncw-N or Central, y,
4ONo bush aGflaGa.c track white 2l'" bh'h XXI
and track mixed 1000 bush :iG' e@' To-. M
Market !u ungraded Western. G>dNc, iiii', 49,.
a.. fvo-r0xol state. III
steady. 30 Milwaukee. &c; unerairi ,.,af ~
,vo-royed IGic. .Rl t-Maik" u
If.CI[ WHEAT Market dull canadian. IN bond "'I:H'
state zoe nominal. SEEDS yers,cI ii
February $40 asked sample seed S'dtlo - per NV 10
In store: sales 100 bags..... .IlMpIHN la'N'l '"'
sample seed. - 2jH 81 per 100 III , IT, .~o
W. give for comparison the closing prices OF NC pre-
,io,s 6ay and for the corresponding date last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Feb lFouT dull uneA han, and S Fs
ruary Gia.aGlisc: March. 62c bid: May, aNsH6r e;
steamer No red 7iga5c; STOCK I52l Susn
corr strong Mixed spot and February, ii'.c bid;
March. Hl,Nii2c; May. i2c bid steamer mixer,
ic4c bid; Southern by sample ga c SS ~ e h. IN
grade nui2c; stock 19l,GS bush; saies w." 2u'''
mixed do a3zl2ic stock. 1921 bush I. rye , aul'
No . SOC stock - 90 bush Hay dull ana lower
Good choice timothy $4. Eggs urn; ICY &C
coffee steady Rio cargOes fair lSi2c; NO " l''sc'
other articles unchanged -. o..o.
boston Feb. li-Markets steady. Eggs hrmer
and advancing. . $500, ,....,
buffalo Feb spring wheat NO hard, sd before af
opening 300 BUSH zoe. later, 3eO0 bush soiu az
76a,c: closing. 7O2m7Oa.c; No Northern. none OF
fered. Winter wheat dull; No red ovc ashea Ice
car No white sold 60c. Corn opened weak SAT-
airs No yellow. 4oc; % cars do 4Ci.c: IL cars
do iOiac; 10 cars No corn. 9n5Sisc; closing. 40
yellow. 4Oi,c; No corn, 59o59hc on track, 40 o.,
ferings No yellow or NO corn. GAYS wyh hiite
25i.c: cars no . white 34c; car No mixed, S5c
on track Barley quiet but firm: unchanged. rye
nominal No quoted jM5;i2c. flour IN iar re-,
quest but bids generally 5al0c under the marhct
Quotations unchanged. Mill feed scarce hri"' u"-
changed
ING ranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

Cash quota lions were as folloWi. lpur Mi9
dull The feeling was wax win pr.GeS s0rtm.
buyers. 40 > spring wheat "'.c 40 S', :" ;
wn'ii. %, 80 rel 80 -, Irl., si.,st. FAX
oats. Sc ~ rye i'c hlh. 10 ,rss porI
seed. 81 - hI: prime timothy S 80 AZ 70,
pr hpl. - =, -. -, -; oll, /; -. dry sllteI
shoulders e92Eed % .;aH - dngTl finished
rcoIs per g,i 81 H.: sugars. cut loaf unchanged
IN tlr lID i ~ pS,,'l F1ncy creamery,
e. ~, ~, Fhoicc ~ 49,, sweet but lacking
5o.' % % Ian, ,,uirt ~ l7aiSc
""N''' -""-' .""' 49, -, 49, .,, ,,,.,t g iol
8 - fancy = eaN; FANNY . -|"S5 1. -, N'rkct
qu."i. y y'Now; %,-c, miNrt ear, Wi ~. -
mixed &c oais MArk't gIIc'' 60 a. :,
40 white. @ Pork. S!irs 90, @t me-. 81 f ~ IL,
clear mes. $lt ." family p,tN. 81 "; -. XIII,
~ N.tu" 'Ht 80 n .' ~ ari 10 Eacon
s,,.a H., " hike Market steady. sa,es ~ dis
,iirrs goods on a basis of 81 - were o'' parf'.S.
AilWaukr". ~ - ~ =, >. AMI closed
A. -. and ;sa.c cash wheat cents nnnrr N'' y,
Trading Vas reasonably Arivc ne 'lra.,r -,
prices being On account - ne frn'i 3D. 80. 49,,
~ good exports ana lradstree''s r'tmai'da Hr-
crease IN me wheat Ns'ne h.' r',i'''- .,r ,1"s.
40 harI winter, ''c M l,In' E'i' Wrb -oc
icy active cash and F"bruary. t,c W ntn 10 Yi'
bill. sample nrm AMI In good d'nanI' rye, 10 b. l.
a.. 80 :. t'c market nC,N' &c, ~ o., corn
manl. y" %h,i'. ',i ~ L,xs s5 r,.h offerings
quiet. ~ = 5lc' 80 sc - % i,,.,d Sash
pu'rt NJ - - ?, lt''.", i,g, ,'ro,.rseoI or,lv.
orT' iDs. - "r'ii or I,our and NH suns
duh and unch'niri 49,.
MINNEAPOLIS Fob 1.-THE bulls had littl" play
s..u today anyway. and they enjoyed IN" nun
But ~" r"corf was not p'v!'ht'' " mn "''Ht
opened with stronger tendency ana siirn' "u-
frr d fair ~ ranc". tine market went back close 10
The opening price. May wheat op'nel M 5i".c and
closed ~ ~ after selling M So: july opened
a, Isl g and closed ~ &c after selling at 59i e
Tho cash market was stronger 1ut the millers did
net Ike - hi abova 5Sc. Cousidcrahlc 50 North
,rn STA aboYc that fgur" early when the buise in
future. was on hut there was an easier closing
m,rEef Receipts Of wheat were l32 cars. shipments
- cars Flour quiet with "A better trade This is
'......,. a.. b. 80. in tho las. AMI TOR export.
49,, 1o,,,,I "a FAIR Shlr,nents l. g72 barrels.
IL. 49," a. -, &, A.. rr-. n1I.r4 81 ,sms2 Bran
-. AL ,,,,to, "a, So -, sio ~ FOR hiram
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Winter
Pure rys. SO 75as2 90 Mixed :.
....s2 6OQs2 70

Pure rye..... S2 1892 30 Mixed .....S2 60QS2 70
GRAIN-WHEAT-The opening Of the wheat market
to-day showed much better feeling prevailing and prices
advanced early &c to &c getting about midday &c
1c from the final OF last evening, with quite active
errg OF shorts AID quito little buying for
count The outside buying really feature
the fret Of Importance for considerable
Foreign houses also great
liquidation which has conspicuous feature
the wheat market Tor the past weeks seemed
DO least fo- the time being Cables
much better tone both public and private. The
generally favorable. however, ara reported
through tho winter wheat belts the ground covered by
snow. Al ! o'clock Brads.ree,s visible came out and
bca-!sh factor. The American visible supply in
crease. 10000 hush OF the Rockies and 1902 900
bush the Pacific Coast but the European visible supply
IL, creased i.7040o0 bush and the Australian 40 600
burh making net gain IN the wc.lds visible supply OF
$4,000 bush for tho This caused reaction OF
sc Ec with hurried selling by the and little
realizing 70. outside account; Toward the close there
small rsy. the market leaving off fairly STEADY M
. net gain Of A1Ac Tor the day Cash wheat was
ie. OF $4,000 buaa No rod was taken for export and
no RED O, the si9ss We. Quoted at se under May ia
Es,yao.n ,., ss.7s Duluth vas Saoiss 9. g over
%or r a. o.va' i,'1ns for =, export. -.
To-day WITH quite fsr JUSTICES y the future IN. Beth
aavsnec Hhieh susss7son.y was in;roysi @ l{sss
ing ~ traders Ths;s was ssne disposition TO buy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

h,,o. exnors 10 the Continent 4sos bales: sales,
$50 bales stock t Ses isa2Ins interior
toyns Receipts 1865 bales AGAINST aS Sa.s
last year. shipments $ ~ o bales bales against a5sS
bales last year stock, 5Vff'V Da''
bales last year . .,,,, -,lo.
savannah. Feb ll-Coton, dull; mdarns . ' nci
low middng. 15-i6c: good 9rdfaaii ess Is5 bales:
and gross receipts LOS Dales' S"N' 49,
stool, 1872 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb 1i-Cotton, quiet: mdlling.
75-lec; low mddling. &c; good ordinary. Gll-6c;
net and gross receipts $50 bales exports 20 France
6S5 bales coastwisc. go bales stock lOl12j bales
Norfolk, Feb. l4.-Cotton. quiet; middng. 5-lGc;
low middng. SIC; good ordinary. 6S-l6c; net ana
bales; sales. 1856 bales stock. es,3G5 bales.
New-Orleans, Feb. 14.-Cotton. steady; good mid,
ding TIC: inddling nc: low middling. &c; good
ORDINARY, eSc; net receipls 4S9S bales gross, 6O9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE WASHINGTON, CHICAGO. CIEciN
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAiHs,A co
100 p. NJ aud i2:I5 nsht prtrsBuRG. 1880 p Ma
1915 night CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS ~. *
4 Dining Carr 80 $500 r NJ es sani r,; 100 ri x
daily 500 =. VI NORFOLK. 80 A. ~ daily, ~
p; NJ ex sun NEW ORLEANS. T. n das1
Through Sleeping Washington and Shenaneossr
Valley route. Ofrces: i72. o6i il5 LAO Broadway -
BROOKLYN; station foot OF Iiher'ys, C. T. T. OK Ssss
EewYork &C. will call Tor and check oaStsss
tom hotel " rcsi1encs to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February n Ib3f
COTTON-Thc market closed l 70 points h,snei ioI
the dav At the frs; call or points lower on
disapponting Liverpool advices, which reported the
future market barely supported at the opening ana
SHADE lower result Of the trading there being
q decline from lG; 2Gid. The fluctuations curing
the day quite wide May for instance olelhg az
then down to ~. and up again TO Isl.
There was n amentalle lack OF outside speculative
interest and the trading was therefore conhnei TO local
operators The for receipts at New orleans
t-rnorrow are 1000 bales against e.54l bales
This day week. and 46i9 bales this day last year
Memphis received bales to-day against AIS bales last
a33 bales last 81 Louis 30 baes against
43O bales year. and Houston guessed az loo oaes
s compared with $50 bales last The semi weekly
wOrleans movement is reported as follows, DS the
Orleans Cotton Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
THE PETROLEUM WIRhEI

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF rhi' 30
New-York February IA, 1891
There were sales of 5000 barrels in crude cer''n-
Gates at the Consolidated Exchange to-day out IRE
price was shade easier at scs cents ,,i - sim ri.
t'if1- the quotation was 81 cents ne - III
at.1n was unchanged. but the Cutpu1 oi TIC -'0
Donald pool fell off 1900 barrels Il u'is oo,,s .
caon in barrels 2G5 cents in bulk ana 20
in cases Foreign quotations we're; AniMe'P e.
i"i. francs; Bremen. 49, marks; London, n-iog
l3-lGd.
ANTWERP WOOL SALES
Antwerp. Feb l-At the wool sales today there
,,rre offered zoo bales Among the oneTIhgs WIZ
few bales Of Australian woods me GoiapT,.r1or
yyas more spirited and prices showed Il iinsr
tendency. Following the sales ana t'e prices
obtained: o-1,-o c-,,cs nor IOo
kilos. .-, .o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

coffee remains dull and important trans
actions made invoice lots and Rio on No spot
closed TIC.
Mild coffee about steady. with sales OF 300 pkgs
Jamaica 10 bags Guatemala, and ~ bags Savanila
FLOUR AND MEAI~-There quite improved tone
10 to-day. and limits patents
and straights back 70 the old figures in
many orders from the mills There was quite
good trade for local spring patents and winter
stralghts with small carlot business doing in low
grades Jobbers exhibiting interest In the
and OF the renewed interest 10 looked upon
n favorable feature considering the apathy
which been exhibited for such long period Sales
about 2100O including 300 winters. AZ 81 1O
1900 sprng stlaights 81 e0lfS3 05: 300 CITY mill
clears quoted 81 So bbls Is at 81 % in
sacks % So wood: 1900 bbls ~. at 81 in
Jacks 10 81 20 bbls superfne at 81 10. 1909
bbls spring patents SO sDGS4. with fancy high
81 IS 100 bbs straights 50 So 1000 bbls clears at
& % in sacks. 81 and 200 sacks fine
At 81 6S; southern flour was iittle more active 300
bbls selling 81 9OQS2 30 RYE FIOl R-Market
firm with fair trade Sales G2S bbis at 81 sogs2 30
81 2Jgs2 10 sales $50 bags. .CoRNMEAIr-M Market
dull: sales. 2j0 bos yellow Western quoted at s. 500
Sc 70: Brandywne. So TO Sycamore, 81 20; Southern
white. in bags $l4s1 10. BAG MEA1~Market dull;
white sGsl 05: fine yellow 92q9jc; coarse. s3gS5c
FEED-AiaIke steady: Western quoted; 4o!b. 9OGl5c;
ST. city iced quoted 81 sales 1000 sacks feed s5a
QOc: chops, SOC cotorseed neal 81 15G$l 20 oil
meal. 81 4O9Si IS. Quotations follow