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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26

COHNMEAI<- Market quiet: sales, 400 bbs yellow
Western quoted - 50ds2 7O Brsndywne 81 TO- saga
more, 20 sO Southern white. in bags sldS] 10. BAo
MEAI-Dui; quotations Fine white. 95cas1 fine vel.
ern Ice quotations OF Western CARROTS. 4ON 500
sSc 0O-b S.i2asjc: SON. S2iaaS5c 10O-h Sja30c
sharpe 9Od95c. City feed is quoted az S5c Of the mills
sack feed is quoted 90c rye feed 15QSoc; nominy
chop S5c ccttonseed meal 81 ljaSi TO- oil meal ~ $50
GRAlN-WifEAT-1he trade IN wheat a small
scale to-day with the result Of the days business y
decline OF G3c. compared with last evening This weak
nese the opening due 20 disappointment az the
cable news, which continues sactory stsc
abroad showing spirit excepting perhaps
q little demand Ia Frame for casgoes O1coast, owing
70 possible increase In the tariff later This
fear based on the belief that good Deputies
AGRICULTURAL interests Of France. The from the
West was very quiet markets, that heavy fall
OF protecting wheat from the cold There
are rimors that Nj Armour, Of Chicago. IL buyng
In largo limo OF May wheat sold against holding
aud large carriers are doing Likewise This
it IL alleged, shows confidence In the stIa-
con- although the trade does not place great
this week has showp some decrease In the four days
the falling OF amounting 70 252 600 bush. On
hand there has decrease Of $4,000 bush In exps
and 90 600 IN exports Of nour. Late In the day
there was Q very quiet tone 70 the market final
prices within fraction Of the lowest Cash wheat
Guiding !sooo bush for exIcr IS follows 10 rse
MAY store. l7c under May delivered and 21c
Nav O anoat: No ] Northern. Duluth lac over May
delivered; No red. "a 600 bush. 2sc under May
edoes; No Northern spring., 10000 bush,
ces1 a6ee delivered ungraded 1000 bush, Pr and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

~. 10. Jon. % 1Sgl
UFEVE--I.ecpiIts none. and 10 trading r,.ino
sedy. ,uy dressed be 'iow at Gas p pcr n thj.a",
49,
Shurnf> TO-DAY 500 co;r t. Gll-gow ON th siheti,n -
III. Goldsmith tomorrow non" w
Guiding 90 Western caAcS direct to butchers Sea"
for ,,als AZ - 500 ~ 80 pr 100 g.. wru. Tor ali ain
sor, of caXr- calves Ia FATHER Iight demand
az S he fo city dressed vca; GsiIOi,c Tor ro,nty
dressed. ..UGc for little calves; 5a6r for d.>.
Ted and Western do:
saies-iiumT & Mullen: y'an.nas. 4o7 N average
vals lbs n. AZ rs
q. DuIcntaok: yeals. 10 n, 81 60
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts were 81 cars, or
80ss head crrs for the market and direct 10
Canning the stock held vest rday there
were AZ cars FOR sale Tho demand slack again To-:
l5d25c a., LAMBS with 90 carried Friday
trade. Medium To- good sheep sold s3dt3 80 per 100
n 10 extra lamb. at Si1SJ mixed stock 90 ~ la.
81 so. Dressed mutton weak at 5d7c per II; dressed
Sales~Wilser.on 4 Sherman 1913 Ohio lambs, - N
average al 81 10 per 100 n l03 do. ~ N, at 81 20.
- 8. Judd & Co.: 2l1 western lands. % N, ct - loo
STATE do. 81 n, At - 20. 49,. .
NJ Collins: ~ western lands, ~ %, ~ ~ %; loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26

Market closed stau.. IrdlsIfrT!OirS Tow i""'i
''s sSaay .ns las, night EI5 rSn
SPsndS lie %ddns % S1o' Ssch on and
S hi %dd SG%g' az When i
be delivered contract Fair &c on mdiins fair e
o." ON SGSa a diig iec OH srSs GOOD ordnry M
good mdd"s Gse & "a fF sr mH ST as stained
.ossc OF low middlne s,aiuca, 1'se Of.
espSf CONTENT "sn 'siI 0i bales ioFwad Ss
sales $50 bate. all pn"s 6o Sta ss ESpp Sf'T
Great Britain - SAG oales Trance 9dtS cafo t ,
f far this % T ss 1so.7 Brian
s Il sss ,s Ss III Ee dc bales ss bales
BAY aeey exports lamar Is To- Janqs5y - ls2 ;..
year 5000 bale rcsgs oiSS0 S'le ISL lS'
Ess 4 n1Sn o's Ses 50 b
year Great Britain ooO bal con min SiToC p %as
1890 e' sas Stock aao3s in Bombay arbo o0
S% sn aGn' Steady Js nslSs
snS moo SA Ssi ' &@er Ssss loo
good good %isaiss - S@Is II
opened steady demand poor a. from ppyanrs
f fssSS Sfe' ~ q FEB
Juy 4isv N JSyaueusi 4iSa so; August ptemir.
sS1s; September. October 419049c; January. 4ilv.
Interest not ao STrs G s"%ed an aac Of points for
As soon as the he'd the market developed
oesf% hns nsaTea Besf Se laid
official stcram pS SlynG al ay e' crs vi Wo
regarded as fair yfsd at this p'rd OF the year The
Hayre closing market also bcarsh factor, pro :
there being dclrc I. to l. franc on sale o. l'Mu
hars and the close being barely steady. London wa,
unchanged at 49s January and Febru'ry '5 ou
for March and APRIL and 7Gs Cd for May ana June
A martial advance OF 4, pig was reported OF l5nbui"
Rio cables nm aud UNCHANGED at i1.'o res
exchange unchanged 10; receipts. 1900 bags; stok
100 Santos firm ana 100 r'is higher al iblo1
refs: receipts bags stock, l32.OOO bags. Cleared
non, santos steamship FIaNmau with 900 bags NJ
lived from santos steamship Coeridge. with 1900 ne :,
market for closed and 20 10 lO't,
Iower The sales $3.50 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
THE PETHOLETN NiHKET

NEWS From THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
Neg York. January 81. 1885,
.,ass =, cruie petroleum certificates neglected
n, the ConsohInred ExohanSe to-day. but ~ the Stock
rxciarrc the unusual ~ o0p barrels was made at
7g cents At Consolidated Harl IN" ton" was hrner
~ cents heinz ia. final bid. ~ oil CIV III" current quo
,., ,.s sni c.n,s Tn. field situation unchanged
and m. speculative ouilook dn"s moi promise inn"Ini"
activity notwithstanding the continued strength "t Inc
market. 49,,
Refined petroleum unclaimed At do c"nts gal
Ion barrels. 80 In buns AMI 80 .'n,s III '0S's.
,r.irn diotntlons Antwerp l2.I VA trnncs
marks: London . II -lGhf ~ i'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
CASH QUOTATIONS..
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK, January 20, ioct
mo cation market acted good deal as II did yesterday
,ho ms and down. being Influenced more or less br the
local t,rper a. buyng aud selling orders prtdomnacd
Tho ,ntaf tho day miuc al q decline or
saw 4d6 DO nts rczng sales by bear who seemed
q, fhu t.i tho cold Ia the south would Interfere
son,rwhut vita the marketing OF cotton DURING tho
eternor, .h. took sharp upurn on Che eXccu
ION M ilVng orders and early los was all Pc
oyered and o'sioth it was generally pont. better
than close cs'"TdaN. Liverpool rrerohu'u dlfN
well 70 ,hr imr hero yesterday "ad quite an
advance was established there in conract- Whe spot
cn,fon was lnchangcl with sales Of 1000 bales. II
fs expected that NtwOrelns will receive Tomorrow from
OOt N 600 airs a.anst 10000 bales last week ana
900 last var Estimates for ihe weekly pOrtword
MOI mont have been increased 10 10000 bales AGAINST
I5o G.5 b,os last wcc,.. and sO.4if bales last y'ar
Istin,lt.s fnr he coming IN sight vary fr'
600 100 bicS compared with 100 600 last
Interior stii estimated at about no
oCO bales against $4,000 bales last week and 1000
h.ias ,ast NltaCc.hcr 'hc market s"onis 10 be-
holding II. own vc,v well. although very Important
de,s were urde wav The net advance for the dav
generally 20 points
ono,n, range and c'ose TO-DAY and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26

Ncfthe,n Sc~.Yor 1Goot 61gcoc d,ivr ed Tho En-,
rLorced: corn steady AID unchanged 20 I'd advance
Par!s-What qUiet unchanged 20 10 c'mmcs a-vah,..'
lI !" marx. lowe. C0RN,'rhe narEct corn op,ncd
fairly actvc Al about - aiyac. og'3rn ~rn ne .nai
70 ID, cNha a,|d IN TIC sGvacc at opening prizes
falling night hack on moo racc Volume OF 'nr ", n,,
oDernr. Tor ds,.' ariiya., show d.cra>c Of sol 600
Isn vla mot hc,, inr,.~,~oI o3 brsh. making
a rot change ~ II" comsged with me aNt wecs
Of about 100 600 bush which oched MON as y"ty
good fnatu, IN tie trade cot di'o.ru
to De particularly bulls. eplarnty cNcp' 'y ID
cstr ~ snail alr'us II ri aro 0;rot" ana 'vN.
ring BY traicr- Who sod .aly in the ea!' "a, ~
p,',a and Iicc, eayns on ,''sy ~ nd Nm
.acs 10000 lush including 10000 blsh t'r 'SloS
as follows. No . com. 7.O0c bush. ~ ',a"r ~
corn COO hush. 49, and private TOM D. ar.
tcamcr yelIow - 900 bush ~. - Talor l
niIed g 900 bush 49,. d4@ic elevation seamcr ara "a
g 5000 bush. ii'le delivered -,oA 800 @',er
6"cng. n OF. aei in narrow line- today , = be
cucnod " and by The fa' That c In'e Tor m2A
bo dccr'2"G in iour DAYS ap3o"o nI', L.. I,
densnd h.Ncr.f wa not VEL m'i;a'"i e,G der ot
in tn dsv s,ulah1ina With bit c!,.od rnch'nsci
10 sc d. line corp'rod with y"se'd'y az o T. were
fo"ows: \" )" ont nonIn, sa'~ elevate. aud @i'sc
dei,erG No os,s. ncmino o 49, N a., WIZ tni NI,e
1000 Gus SGai6rs ra,f oon NJ ,n a %G9G busy
I Mar, No % "' wc.% a 'SS ' rsaaIa 'sos
wa s"asac ,'' BARLEY pg.l 80 M1N.gk,..
c$s@sc ungr yT v Me"' ,noc,iy gUCKwA
mn Canadian cv-boEd BE ekd Ia'"nc-r 30 a;'.r
sEEDs-clo'orsccd stead, y" iaotbr n,,pic; dn
small sol Of SAMPLE s~'d' from ''''' ~ - '''' ''
Quotations follow. For comparison we give "S'
night and the correspondence time last var;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
.orTuEEN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston JAN j-Co,ton firm mlddling. Slice low
mdclinv ~ good primary illGc; MT ana gos, re-
CENTS O(s bales expor'- France oiso bales; sales
5,i4 bales stock. if3 .54 bales.
Norfolk. Jan. 2j-Cot'on firm middlinT 9'iGc; low
mddling G7.c good oldnlry. BLOC NJ ana Iro, re-
c.iuts 500 bale- exports tH~e, 2o0 bales sal'S
.G5 bales: stock G3.0i5 bale , ,,,,,
Nrw.Orl,ans Jan. 70 o;ton steady good m1ddlng
iliGc; mdilinS, 79c low middling: ,se good ord
nary CSC net receipts OPS bales gross o'IS bae-
"'torts IN Great Prtsln lCiO9 htles IN France $3.50
baic.: sales. 1900 bales: STOCK. 3jI 90 f1les .
S,,annlh Jar. o5.-Co;to. steady: miaing ''sci low
md,lne i.iGc GOOD ordinary, i3lcc; rev ana fro--
receipts, i.ii5 bales; eNp)rts coa't"i'e, Las D''s
salc> 225 bales stock Sj.1Gj ba'e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
EEEOpE,y pIODU,E N.f.KFTe

Liverpool. Jan. 10 - D. m.-l:crf in poor demand
lcNtia lnda n no 80 prime 4
VS. 3D.. Pork ~ i"or demand; prime mes. Western.
dull 3t 5S "a dO Western, n"dtun, dun al
Hans Ia poor demand; short cut about II 49,
Ut as. Bacon III poor demand cun,b cut about
30 ID. at a. short III, about Ut
as long clear midfles about - 10. ca.y
short clear mlddlcS about - w..
shonicrp. about T. Ia II n. dun at 3,s. th,csr ~
drnond American. white ald lore firm
at 5.~. rlow ~ poor deIn1nd prime irm at rs
SPIRITS tuIpenlinc IN far demand nlIn AZ .:,s o.
Cotf1n.ecd oil ILIrTIOi refined nrHi 2i- Il. sin i'm
fair dc,and common st'n1v AZ j. I'D. Lard spot ia
poor demand futures nothing doing: prime Western,
suOt RI adv at ti~. What IN poor demand: NJ led
Winter dun 81 - I'd. tOur IN poor ard; ~ Ionis
fancy winter dui. al g. sd Corn SPIT IN Door demand
frtui = Ian cc"and m,ea ",,rrd spot steady at
,.,dv M H. If .d IN raw March ,;.,rv n, D IA ~ =
new :: IL, At I.ondol- y enc Coat r, GOOD A. ,,ra
st.g1y at - los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26

for Canadian account ~ 10 600
hsc, which came in to-day by the saginaw; az OF VIII.
except the sale noted above. haN ING so ~ pbadc
Also sale ~ 900 bags centrifugal ~ 80, r',,r,
Thi. p. cost and fright basis We a,J1 49, su,,r ~
fc.t o., 1oday'~ London cable va, a. ,,v nr ..
,,ai,,aInri. rrcscn month -. sd next month II, u
KEF INfD IN" sales pavement ~ a,S t,e tonn +,
quite steady. III r. l. some diver i" e h, ,h. trad.
me uti.r' course OF th" nIrHft- 'i' n f.w day.
hnldng that prlces will be lowered a .h,n". Mean
while others that tlct'' J. u ~ ~
while. ,iuding fairly i'HuN ,,h,t
r1duc' but not throwing pGt an,
49,. ,, .,.,c., tr.heG - lj-lGdji.
l',vGoscd II 7-l6 dl"s t'iaWIa.rd 80 RI : m
finc gran..i., a Jl6 ltoar>e S''"'' 10 q *
NY -'a"', - INorld A..A ZIG dtfs
iNi,.nd - !, M "Its ltnn,ect's A l.i6 d4a
H'.,',,IHa Itjcrn' 'Virds,r \. 8 5.lGdils
HIdgcw~d 4. 3 l5lGnii. PhoenlN A. - ~,
Empire A"..3'5 az 40 ~. go dJG SS,.
" n''''-'''-33t' 3 80 icI 10 ~ ... 3 7.l6 da'-
30. ,;-----'--3., "a niic' 10 - J-lG d3ic
40 ~ a., d 80. 14....--.-3
rTIo,v v.,.or DIM. At closing. Sac bid 5''c
rs. ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26

and c,osed n sO,. The trad exceedingly dull; the
oars uere onIv 81: the estimate for Friday only 10
Provisions firm light hog receipts fuslnsss was
not active The market was rather u,scoufagns
The strength OF had something 70 90 win tne
advance over Wednesday OF 10 cents lald or zs 10 ,
ribs Of -. cents lh"re WIRE -''o'" hosS
for Friday 2s.V'
IN" curb puts on MAY wheat w.rs "''s' cans ""
Puts on May 3ssi. calls $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26

STATE DO ~ n at - 49, 1s do 81 n, at 81 go 159 do
- n, at - so. -
Newton Co. 100 Western sheep. 1o6 ~ at s3 BIZ;
81 Onto do. lO6 n.
d. " Pher.on & Co.: 21s Western lambs. 60 10, at
2lj do. 81 n A. ~ II III sheep and lambs Mixed
N. at 50 31ia. -
q. Dillcnback: 209 Michigan lambs ~ NJ at 70 "a
Canadian 40 - D. at -; - stat 90 - ID al - 40;
- sheep and l3nlc miNsd - n. at ~ o. $500.
IInrr Mullen 2OJ M,hle,n lambs - II at - 81
l2i Western do. 90 d. 81 3L. .? Western sheep ~
r, at ~ 81.
Ilal"nbcck s Hollis: 90 Michigan ani W.,t,rn lambs
a. - s7ia ~. ~ 81 y - % do,
~ - 7O l. sheep 10 n ut - 80; 100 do.
n. q - p.
IIDG>-!ecepts & 1.c35 mead oniy -
head for sale Nomlnaly steady at - todro2' pl loo
common heavy light hogs. ana s., -J'3. - Tor
pGs Country dressed steady a. GG9c PER Ii ioi extreme
weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
orJrpp v,pI;rTS nv TELEGRAPH


East Bufalo Jan Receipts last wen'y four
hours i4so head the week thus far 40 h@as
sco head: 70 Nsw"YpTk $50 head: on sale 20 head
Market opened dull and lower FOR all grades. closed dni
ai ,or thus ar II foF time last
New 80 head on sale $50 head MarS"i o2encd
n closed yaa cns nlFhs c FOR r@G GGrG s. * MEDIUM
ana heavy. 50 ,OHs5 20 mostly 81 Gj; pigs s. %nSi 40
sheep and iamnsecrpts last p n2n, sW hIdI 'n9,
week. ~ head consigned IN ueh GOO ,eai to New
TGk ana % eSaa c ON n6s c Gc"s G T and
with y lolds unsol Carala arb' ''n =. -, az Goa
far good sheep 81 aoas s.! - good wethers. $" 5oa
81 %; exr,a Weseins. 80 3oaS, 10 poos,,. ,a,,
ri T%: s o e az Sc s TO- rough a, s.
- 6o fair iIgh, steers feaers 50 ~
ass 20 HoSs-"ce pts II loads: demand l,Sm Tor 9pi
3 toas5 go Workers 81 ,5Gss To good heay sows. s5a
So 10. and rough sac. Sh' "pSurpiy gnt
81 s so good s. on,s co. far 81 lois2 oo common si@
81 go warnings 81 "as3 30 lambs. 81 gs4 90 Calves
I'non Stock Yards Chicago. Jan. 25cattie- Receipts
1000 head moret val comn 70" 20 sx' ows ps &
81 .,aS 81 c CALVES 81 5oasG % Hogs-Receipts 900
he'd; rae opened we,E nnt r's:"1 i o chnc
assorted 81 4oaS5 a. light 81 !ds5 40: pigs s. 9oN
ior i' to choice. 81 scG q ;S Lambs s$GS$ 30
St Louis Jan. Receipts 2. 22'S head d., The he
n amy ~, sale rnera smccceded in dsposing OF the
p carods in the Teas ays9n MhG9 9od at sea 5
S. * Is ias cc 3 o sdSs s::' 'oR %
The market opened and declined lOai5c but later
%s, nS-red ali ne "rcrnes While the tone was
the frs. hor- th"rc was but lte mproyem'n IN
ycqtc,day cholc" sold at 81 80 Good butcher
packers paid 81 2oGS So far 10 choice sheep-R-celpts
i."ij head The market opened with moderat" suppl
considered good and the Texans were very poor Fed
Western ye'rlings sold at 81 90, and fei Mexican at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

r. V. Harnett e. Co. at the Trinity Salesroom.
offered yesterday No. 81 West Eighty-fourth-st 4
four-stOry and basement brownstone DWELLING on
lot 20x02. II brought 1890 from Anna Mcdonald
William Kennedy offered No IS Crosby-s... full
lot with tnree-story and basement brick building
thereon and fiVe-syory building In the rear. The
plaintiff in the proceeding Solomon Bachrach, was
the buyer for S2l.5. The auctioneer offered
No. AZ Crosby-s'., a thrce-story brick and frame
building, with extension, and two six-story
buildings In the rear standing on lot 25xi0S G.
H. Ia bbert the buyer for t21 $40.
ID. Phoenix Ingraham & Co. offered No. II East
Twenty fourth-st a four-story stone front house
els II. Weeks. the Gefaulter. II sold TO Joseph
been sold at private sale to the buyer at this
amount, and the auction sale was only for the pur-
pos Of clearing the title. All the other sales al.
vertisCd adjourned.
The following sales at private contract re-
ported yesterday:
Mlndle5aum & Levine have bought from the
Dc.apane Estate the lot Of land, with frame build
ing No. IL Broome-st.. .5XS7.6, for about $l2 90
through Charles s. Brown. They have since resod
the sar,c, with a builders loan ut an increased
rate. They have also bought from Morris Clark
the fve-story improved steam-heated nat brick and
through 4. :. kalischor
Charles Buermann & 60. have sold for Christian
ana Justus DOeHecke Nos Sc ana IS South Ninth
26x71xlvo each, to J. Loderiase for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Dyisi MT. II :, 1913 Il Of LrdloN-st; Hyaan
LiMnsay 70 Fa,Du,I i.ibn,n .--.... ........ $50
te SeNior% @' lou o' na id g a. a75
Moaroo'st No -; ~" Ja""' lIe1k,l 60 10
Same ps,pcrty; JLl.u. i,nu.an I, smon UlIen.
5tn.,i, -, 1t Q. A,cnIe I. .iNoj; Ja.ob
Lew -. > - It 1t 1T INT mt :.NtoO; Esther
=, il".s'o"'U 70 tmlr ii,rtAo .Hl,......,,.... %
mann 10 Richard 4 Vo,h.......................
2iIt.,i, Oh !. " o. ,,.'e i'N'-; Cn're'
l7t.-.t. IL y, 40 (, OF 7thiS-; II -narl Z
go Notn ana wiis I, Jo'rpn nas'el.. -.,....-..
h9Sa MSin. re 70 William 'il nsi4 -;Aiy'''' &c
lc3; ie5 Dlake.,p.e - Irc,o ,;aid n 49,.
william u "a OWN t, roo Dn"~n, ,.ei......' &c
sitn,- cOr.ri L,N ngt)n.INr AIN 1922;
Sth.st No 50, ia {; " nim Connolly aud wife
to han ,a"s'a! enc @Ile ..o.,.. ,,..,; IL
Chw.tal AMI sic T. NIiIin CoLnoy ....... "A
1875 ne eor', l;cNin1ton.aNe. S'A'c.; Nehaei
% az " 10 j. Of iOJ.a.s, .5NI,0; Fr,nk
hip and NJ, T. lle!r, h1n a',a laotne, q
ana VIZ to Lou, smeitec< .....'
II u:E. ~ IA snd ilG East; Her Tuke and
to rye W Eg err am VII to o, ar Lldeminn.
's'ao, .hood TO- Mar, o. roWns|cIi 'V"
lOith.st : I7o f. ~ Gsiumbu..aye 27x
IcOli: E.lu, L loo,e 70 III had Nth
Same property Oscar Lindcnann to George
st,'ayr 80 So e4l5 Alnei II Tourkins ct al to =,
Ia sford pla'e g :. sdionine land of Ittner.
18th Ward Oliver c. THU, and wife to Blanche
LOIS HV 30, and 4oi. suppl, mental map Of Nors,oi
2,th Ward Heavy I. Wolf and wife TO Lillian >,
su6nrhan.St n :. 81 II : o; IIul.-.t o Marionst.
Henry q Guill and wife TO Elizabeth McCd'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
trINtRD LINE

n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
G,rnria Jan ~ March = "a "
umbr!a Feb TO- $50 a. m. Campania Mch 10. 30 a m
servla Feb H. p dm,ri IRA - HARRISON 81; H.
Cabin passage $50 and upward. Second cabin go ana
inward according T. steamer and location
s,-eraee tickets anil from all parts o, Europe
very rates For freight AMI passage apply az Shs
conpany's orice No Bowling Green, New York
VERNON H. BROWN & Co. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26

Total WAREHOUSE deliNerltS.. TI'FZO 10 "oo IV''''
.,ho market for Rial rore-s the SPOT is without
energy and iqort1a; Invoice lots have beer soi TO-
The lotbng demand is rnher slow and long g.
,hs is The Jobirrs Lot disposed 10 pifr mas
feelv. The OF the market Is iaiher easy; WIN NO
inaterlol change and the sa'cs movement J. Hgh'
FLOUR AND MEAL-It was nat. featureles, tIade
IN flour with running In marrow nea ana pcc'
weaker and se through the iist ln1c;a IL -
nothing but pcddng market. the trade seeming Z" o1
utterly from the Standpoint Of the ouyer a
fearf,i OF making a firm bid more than fuck'oau
IRE pressure OF tho PerDsvlNa ns locks mas
had some Influence certainly not for The better outside
represent OF asking prices business
Seing generally within the and from odiCs bcow
asking nrrrcs There wa. u sale OF about O0o bbl'
swing Iatcns at S5dS3 90 but outside OF THIS tb.fe
Wa very trade Total sales were 10 400 bo
tncludur COO bhl- patents at - 3O0 - 80 .cV
Ibis staights at 900 81 SOC bols clears AZ 81 soH
81 90 and bhls city clears at 50 300 Dds extra
l. az a. 60: 100 bbls fine at 81 so 400 Obls sfins
,atents al S,0e2 90 300 bhls mi Nturc at - 90
Sonthern nonr wa Inactive RYE F1ouR The market
was fairly with sales OF 500 bbls at - 'oo
60 % pI-cKWUEAT FIOUR-Thc market was very
dull ~ 3 4O0*, CO. sales 100 bags. Quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
WHITE STAR LINE.

.A,risiic Feb ! q a. m .Teutonic MOI. l. $50 4. m.
britannia Feb - II 20 IN I,ritannic Mch - ~ a. n,
sNajes,ic. Feb. 81 m 'NaJe st.c N't ~ a. III
From white star Dock foot o. West ioih;st
No cotton carried hv passenger steamers of this line
saloon rates $50 rrw iri according 10 steamer ."d lo
cation Second shn those steamers s3 an
so cte.rare or from The OLD Country 81 No. y
broadway New-Yoik PHILADELPHIA once 4n6 Wnlnit"
"' II. MAITLAND KFRSrY. hg"r'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26

,ash quotations we're 3, follows. Flour. trade Light.
WEAK and 5.b zoe SSs5 y" 80 @a ssS %S
3j"-c 80 = oats Sc. No -. "; No "a ICY
@r,, pcrA rl osi ~ .od@ia -; laIa. pei 100 I.
sh'nie"l, bHA 80 10 G, a. 30 Gn.l Good per psi
be- n,l sanGari a" - - per bb ON thc Produce
>cl1n~c TO-DAY. nrtcr lrarh"t was nrncr 94aa
ra,,r i942ic; e., we're nrm at lj"'5~c.
cine maj I, ,y ; 'Se'N h. aH ISEi
Torn Receipt. mall nar,e nmr ~" " fn I'd
80 % %a 90 r SG GGr II s n S Ni! "f:
ccpr SO i,my rore lib 49, ''rnI 'a"nNi st Gr, '
s,r; baHcr- ard sic; lard -. naro1 Saiy
dr, s.c al, nor; clear ,lacs sec wni"he'
Me Mar. t., ' :, ia r ,'Gf =. i I%. 0' '''
Mnw,rtcc Jan. MAY whoa, oI"ned at Gl's' ana
Gisc odd Gi.c To Gii-c and co,od at .l.. ca,n
closing price, on track 80 NortnI,n oi,sg ~ .c
,"sc SG r y" H Sa's 20: 49,; so ! o;G lair
eI% CITE. e. ,'rF r Ec Quit xo "' 45c 80 .
Barley nri, f'c'ip, ieh' an Tr n s.7o
so 30 Flour end nil steG, dun ana un'h'neH
pea M' asa ri;c LAW Sr Co." aa%
a, g., a. and coei at o- acr n,r down to ON
Cash wheat Wa nrn - ca', OF ~ N2riesr% o -, ~
rold jIlac: receipts q what VIZ" i1 car> "
si, y. q 300. x "a nra' gt ~ .
T. J.. ,,rk., nm Corn Market shady; 40 3. 2"2'ic
No 4 'tI..A Ss.c Oats-NO s whit, -''2c' y" D.
.Ji,Hni.r.
prt,d.fnhia Ian 25.-tl0ur market wac hnI'' -
l,hct- " r. we'll ,inch'I and unW NM =" "I,i''
,eut n, roncr.. from ruling a>.ins AT i'N' u"ur
Guli hut -t.,lv at - choir" frnlNHINanl bu'h
,h..t norr unle unchanged NJ - N'df- ., ". W.
H. A. "a quality. Mh.n; market was W"'h anu u 'l'n''
ice ,wIug /, continued ab~ri'r % 'N'pit u'n'hu
and genera, pr,.-urr sell -ir"untlNr circle" v"
led Ianu,ry' G3'rIcic; February, Jtd'l+r: M'lrh;
Gir,,ic. April GG'i i1c. t"tn-oWl"n har'rt tu'u
INN am lev lIrhf offerings iaii export demand Lac
Yesterday a CARGO 81 10000 bu,h y" hiN wa, ""r''"
T., triiuafy Ioa.ag private t"rn~ /. cal ear o.'
,,er r mall .uppy isr hignrr " ~ far demand
<n yellow "a aOh-s elevator li'-r o. >h"ft srls' III
scc,l hin IN oOiht elevator. 4&l2r y" N'i Jal".
dI"lc. F"hruarV. t"i"di 2',c; Mach. fH:H
Ir,.c An-Ii t4Jtt,r. oats M'rL't ruled nfW uni'r
IIrh, nrcr,nr- there tuhiNr trolhH. anu
H., al dcu,,i Tor only moderate; sale, No =
nlNJ 40. So white. SIC: Y" - white. Jie: 60
ciin,,d an track Sc. No | Whit. "t-fi W white.
,nnr,ry 3,sn3s- Fcbrn1tv 30 n3'"c: March. "''d
sGrr; Ami 3jroa1c. uu'ter, Finn for I'm" goods !;
rr,nsr,,ana 1rcry. extra. 2d'ic. -, scare ana
NM rc,n. v,nllp It,. ~" o'h'r auel~ nnch'ne''I
I, Ioui. Jan Flour 'tic Goinc ami Tn favor
q, ,,v,rs Hr,n-In d,rand 90 co. trick. hu; very
iltfIo "a, be- had wheat lower. J1imHry, ~; VIA
co,'aGG July. .Giic. cor" hish'a 'inrai' 3te
no, a,S im lower. Nav 3ot" pork-~t,ndard m'',
,,ilIne 81 ,i3 co. ori'r' ~ Lard Prime steam
=, - 81 pr, salt m"it. shoulders. &C loa'; ard
cic,r tIhs 5c short. cor Pacon ioNi shoulders
nc longs -: clear ribs "a e shorts - ,''
-'ad' ~ - l." '.'lu , - w.
10 car, a. Be- SpItcr nrmcr qro''b' NJ !" ~" ''-a