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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. (speclaD. yesterday hal ad-
vance Of ic an advance which brought about by
New-Yorkcrs. and which based Liverpool news.
The queer feature that Liverpool Itself not up
all The factor with everybody the stock Il wheat
and -four in Great Britain about l2obNHO bush against
29.Op.GD bush last year and about 2SWNVp hush me
before. Argentine cables bulsh again decar-
ing that the crop - per short ~ i1st year.
Minneapolis and Duluth had only iSi cars. against %22
last Primary receipts the smallest The
10000 bush There the prospect ~ moderate
decrease the visible supply Monday. possibly 2DpD
bush. Export clearances for the week. 2GSOOOD bush
considerably larger than the week before. There
sales for shipment here. New reported only
loads worked. May opened at BIG. sold BET
57i.c and Jsl.c. and closed at j>5sc sellers.
There followed however. very covering by shorts
particularly NewYork shorts. and there quick
patty with the advance In wheat May opened iI4.c.
sold between ARC and 4sc and closed i17sc The
ceipts 3}3 the estimate Monday 100
There improvement in the cash situation. II
that the local stock Monday will about
100000 bush. There much activity in yester-
far the There a sharp rally
on covering shorts and In sympathy with
opened al 30Sc sold between OiAc and Bic and closed
al 3itc. Receipts li2 the "sIiuaty MON
day iJJ Charters made for l2J.tIO bush
Provision bulls greatly disappointed to-day. Their
market showed II the activity Of Friday. II did
not sympathize all with the strength in the grain
DAYS the DAYS Of the sort. within
&c Tor pork lard ribs Every advancing tendency was
met by selling packers. The liberal hog estimate for
nex, Monday also against II. 10000
ON the curb puts MAY wheat were JNsc. calls JJc
puts on May were 47.c. calls, is4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

II active bonds.
all other bonds --'''''
Foreign markets showed no features OF inlpOr-
lance.
We have received the following notices:
The John g. Stetson Company has declared the
regular per cent half-yearly dividend on the
nreferred stock. and annual dividend or per
cent upon the common stock both payable Janu-
airy H. ~ .
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. will receive subscriptions. at
I0l and accrued interest, for $2OOOOOO Of Illinois
central Railroad Company. Western lines. per
cent first mortgage gold bonds Of 1881 upon me
main line OF railway from Dubuque 10 iowa + ans
as advertised in another column of this issue
The subscription books will be closed on Wednes-
dav the right being reserved to close the same
at any prior time.
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
Tho following is the usual table giving the num-
her ~ shares sold of all stocks. the highest. low
eat and final prices Of the week. together win me
anal prices Of week ago. prefxed by the aver
age price OF January +, 1894;
RAILWAY STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REIotI'

Nev-York January - $50
COTTON-The initial trades 81 ne DAY W., . i@
an advance ~ points but the demand , w ,,
different In fact the market was a h'kt'N, W.
throughout the session and closed AT ap'nt H' -,
ront Of tho DAY. at the close was ,n,' t.r
steady January showing advance 81 l ~, .,I
,r,rv and March an advance II points Aptil May 't
Iunc points and later months point Total saIS WI.
,,nv 40 400 bales 81 the trading Was iy,al "' ;
such as is usually SATURDAY me, l". a'
,i-ni,las weather reports from The cotton h't unl
lisfrics during the week. the thermometer N SOM
lcaties dropping a lower point than heretniot' r.
corded As "a result the encnt 81 the crop ma ''
.neNhaf retarded II Is stated that MI Hester lEuI
show tha' the bales II This crop marketed ny 10 'ht.
have reached NJ in weight than ior 'f' - ,s.,
,.-,I las, wear which would be the equivalent :"
i,les II 800 each. l. g. stated that Houston WI
c.iye This week $1,000 bales. against 2"oo haies W.
same lime The receipts AT 'i,at TT.
,.-jav were Gg23 bales. against 81 bai'S as
week - i19 bales last year. and AZ memphis 'F'
against bales last week. al bales last F'att..
CENTS al New orleans Monday estimated Al if"p
u $50 bale. against 2IG1l bales last Week 49, "a"
las, year. tn. receipts at the ports TO-DAY 80
uelghborh0od Of - bales compared WIN '''i-
LAST week - bales last year. The port t''ll,S
I'm. week are Varousy estimated. consertRNc I'll
mates l.fn. 2OOo0sl bales. While Nr"-'il'd"N
mates arr 10000 bales. The receipts ldsi "'rh W.,
90 5o1 bales and last l;i Sl3 bales The t",a
ihe supply Of cotton 26i"o bales mote INN r,
was m his time last year. The crop IN sign ~,
more came into sight this than las ana t''
i'm deliveries show increase of t'' hai'7 "''' '''
clio and closing nld1 INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
A cool INTRUDER.
he WISHED THE SERVANT WHO DISCOVERED
HIM AND THE POLICEMAN WHO ARRESTED
Him \ POLITE .GOOD-MORNING."

HE WISHED THE SERVANT WHO DISCOVERED
HIM AND THE POLICEMAN WHO ARRESTED
HIM 4 POLITE GOOD MORNING"
Policeman LIVINGSTON Hunt, Of the West Sixty
oigh;h-st station early yesterday morning was
startled while on his post In West Seventieth-st by
the shouts of young woman. Going in the Gliec-
ton whence the sounds came. he was accosted by
Kate Fisher a domestic in the employ OF Dr. James
H. McInerney a: 10 III West SevenueiA-si' Sne
said she was awakened few minutes p'ioIe pN h"
Slight noise in the Kitchen adjoining when shc
silent on going to investigate she found young
fellow sitting by tho range in which good h'' WIS
still burning IL had removed his coat ana shoes
and WIS lying in big dr'ne-room chair 'dFI'"S
his ease in the most approved fashion lie ~"
lighted the gas ana was having really nice Nne'
On seeing Kate he dropped his hoes from the Top
of the range Strengthened up and bowinS poI'"N'
said: ,,. ,,,,. yosr,'
Katc didn't wax 10 respond 20 his sreeting 6ni
she returned to her room. tonned a wrapper ana
stole oui another way to lnd po.icrma an, f,
low was still sitting by the mr.. n3 ""~'"'' '
aPRW31Se d sr g'I T9n o hIiiS inquired Hunt
Al, eood-morning. officer; come In ana get
WIEN rhen Nv :ai he was esd and wet that it was
a bad night. and 50 he came ~ - ~ to' irtrnjer
had entered by means OF rear door 'lit - mail
locked from the fact tnat II opens .n.o and adj
ioining Yards by two foot fences that had here
toforc been regarded as miregao.F,. n The sta
Policeman Hunt took the young MN ~ u
ton housc WHERE he said he was william liam E sxy
twen;y-,hrce years Ola OF no ,o,,ss1n, Mnempl5yei
The fellow had evidently been dI oT9>ris Of his
eray Evans hayns se'i on had e no recoccton
OF going INTO any house He a.o said rncS re store
q, SsEyen,Xs,xthst and Columbus-ave AMI that
he lived AT 30 40, Ams;erdam-ave lie Vas ar
rsgned in the Y9Tsv Deuel. oU on heang The
dence. continued the case uh'H 'o-"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
twenty-four railroad companies or systems for
the fourth week In December. or the number
thirteen companies return gains Of sl35,652. or
95 per cent and eleven companies losses of s4l6.
800 or 1876 per cent. The total number shows a
loss OF $2Sl3 or 6S per cent The gross earn
ings of fifty eight railroads for the third week In
December printed in The Tribune. show loss
of S34 100 or 90 per cent. The following tables
show the gross earnings OF twenty -four COM
panIes for the fourth week. compared with the
same week Il year ago. and OF hfty-eight COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

lief mi
but t6ee Is s'eadnc.s throughout We quot Ncw-or,
$50 ,r1nc T., .loi|c a3qgS.. Tnrhanocs 2id2j-.
rorio Rico 2da3' Syfps Snsat ,r ral se.s
NAVAL STORES stock Rosn 2N.35G hbls; lurpcnlinr
i.Sl Dds lar. ->'' nis ne r Sbrh ~ was freely
hd with -. asked lido. fc'gs,t to 5f owing
scarcity q the machine eae S,u,ne,ns ms " oy an
e 1 snpps a"' I.in VS. 'ts,iy but quiet and
chsnsed At 81 a,pS 80 i,T 'i onscc on hn with
out material change IN ,alues Lard ana iinscri "l'
were fairly steady but quiet We quote '9on'e.i or
@ asa; :a %" ' yor '' N slr .s' summ~ ~n
aoniaaiy ssae ra' ah. pr.Io' n,mi9 a.a, a7P
lmc, Ds'' T,9 30. Kmcrca iolcI. 81 calcutta nav
market ior he vesk GLOW M NH e 5sae 5 ,s'% AMI
iarscr am,n" 10 'f , ir, 1 n, hss.T aearcs iii
IT, situation has accepted D., nu"ter at - n'c
ms pr,e has q qpy ign M ~. , HaS' na &
SAFE much oii ma, v,al ,'hef~i.c D. h'1 tr an 40.
f Se5- out me- e.. is' ',a he otS. r, ,e
r as 'e ri, , VIZ , af,' " m aso ri that, '
l,s' ',r nc-r' - ,rc'r r'''-r ''', o,.1 .i l
y, ,e'. s,, .q,af'. ''.
,1'r NOV a '.''' ~, na,y an,,ne- r- ory o
g. ", quote. Grain 'o L.'erol go. I0ni.n r.,
Glasgow. 81 asked Be-. -'.. .. ~ f,,a,,
,',r, s,l, fn,..,,r s.l. ,.r,m srl Amsterdam
',,s o. MINI, r. ,,..r f, liverpool f.l p.trl.al
.. f--i,l,i kI.sl.ri ia o.. 20 81 'tfNitrfR~ The
,ui,.e. In tH. ..r.-a rrf.rf continue. l.f ra''. 'fr
,.r.t,ii, un..rrrl l.lrs aff.IF DOWN % tn o.
,,.,., IT'S. t-I. bon tn.-f departments charters f.i t
Ii-..h .fe,u,r 80 general cargo ~" f"fA 20
London i~rfh.-l Fl4u 1859 t'r. 'HifNt "fl
general cars, %0rf iir~ff.r rritnf" forms ii'
ian steamer tons railway material etc., ihl.l''uli
10 I,ra.l ports private BRUSH steamer - '
roucrai cargo ScvpDff Sew - In4' n ltf i'iii'il
shin tons guunY 10th and fIf' calcutta I'D 90
weston 81 - ship 80 tons. 20 arrive" coal ana ST.
era, carya Santa " ri D.. cal. hf pi hi.i'
81 chartered rrrt.usit. British bark. NFT ltiH o.
Work swedish tfa L. IONS.
,,nr Saiine las- o. Uu.n0s Nfr'- $40 =" "f h..Ni'
81. ia, british sho4nrr ~ tons. NrN 'ft = Aiff
pam. and hack from Gnntit's % norm "i
iI.,erss with 1gwtall Si.D.l AMI If charges H'lff-
.r Az tons coal Philadelphia o. N"iasr'. > 10. -hn-
49, Di> tons ~ . tics Savannah o. irtfh Ah-Ntf.
10 - q r.r iay. Schooner. 81 tons 4lnirf 80
teurah ~ ThIiaieirhia 81 - tll nuf. 80" ~I, ny.
no I'M. coal Phlil.ipht Jacksonville. 80 AMI li.
..,..u.r a,g ton. t.4l IlIlil pl.a o. 81 ID.
~. :, 10. .rI alarfnfg.i lark ~ tons coal.
siitlf.,, o., IS, t,t.,. Il -, irr I'll fYn-. sugar.
f,.l,,,.... If.tkUafer orders. ~
80. ~. ',f, ,..rs, cement %rN- l.ra {,
s,,.,i.s,., ~. ana i,rl el,A phosphate r.,h. s.
I,ttoyIsfos.S Trad. - lrf generally. viii 'lr
49, t.,.ioflng ,.r, Nrr felf4fr. FORM Mtfkr'
an, ,,f.. ~, thla Cyo.- Extra mess ST. 7snSl" -
family Si24Sie 30. short cl.ar ,i3 jouSiG. niEi
Make, ou., extra moss - mas -" packet N"dN" -
cYfrn l.d, mes. SiGutIN ,p... BEEF HAMS Market
All, ars unchanged 800. BI.I.SsED HDGS-Mark"f ifn.
ldl H. nuoicl a, G,c nca,y light G.Gd's c...-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

rivcrno,l Ian = =. m.-Bc"f" Extra lnlla M
Arm AZ pa a. prime firm ~ ~s Fnrh rlnl'
nee Western nne steady At ts, 10 m.,i'i.n -tii
A. ~ 9i Hams Short cut. about ~ To- - No. I'm q,
aps voron- Cumberland about = - - ~ lHh, "
y1a III. abort rib about - ~. arm az y 1hs ''''.
Riddles about ~ BE 6l. long ana 'l, 49,
,,i,f.q ,hau, - N ~ 32s shoulders NN't' -
- H. n nrm ~ -, ~. choose American lh'-' W''
.,, ..ior.d .ufi al SIS Tillov Prime r'''. h'uli'
,.t,,,sc.d .u Iiyeru refined. easy ~ - "l spun"
~, urn.n,lrc steady a. 81 N"sin 'inin ~ -"i'b
a., "a pd Iard-Irme Western spot. uiu ~ '"'- F'
Wheat No red winter. hrm at g. "slt ~ i'. rliNb
,.,iv a, :, III Flour Louis fancy winter steady ~
a. -, 49, Western spot. eta, 81 - 81 Janu-
arv easy a. ii.d. February. easy ~ - '.t M'i.
.s.r M 8 ia.d Hops 80 London Pacific Coast. him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

Tho total charters for refined petroleum IN barrels and
cases and crude barrels md and naphtha IA
barrels for 1894 were - ~ -hc stocks the
end ~ the year lO6 7"S barrels against 2Goof'
wear he number - wells completed the
vas 3 7,I against 1888. holes.
iiU In monthly daily average OF production
was ,;sS barrels January June II. 40
,r.ls ana In December there only a6I barrels.
rhe Exports ~ petroleum from NcwYorh Tor 1894
go ~, gallons against @~.r'32, In isMt The total
y,ortg from the United 1894 lOi3 30 O2
ynilous against go SiG.rs IN 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
THE PETROLECM MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AID RANGE or PRICES.
Ncs-Yoik January q. 1850
Tie market ~ crude petroleum firm la't woe, ana
slight impros la values Wa noticed IT." t'hnri
market WIS without change. There from
IA. nell OF any Importance. II" met stocks above ttonh
continue - d..r.nsr there Of good
returns higher prices - all producers VINO nae
nov ng wells The bad weather In h" Last few works has
lindorrd n,il operations. hu t" operators hay" been
stimulated hs tn" higher prices AMI in'N nave
done more toward completing inc Wells under way
The following table shows The ana deliveries IN
barrel. ~ me pipe lines Tcnnss lvnnii fields fpr
tho last Ir,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

the business early be further qudaah "' r
accounts Cash oats quiet ana wen"ri "l' ~ n,o
a. oro bush including IL Ono bush No at 3'.c , "
bush No . white AT 3Sc and private ierfns an" 49,,
dull quoted nominally at G3I1lc 'nr NJ ~ 81,
and for ungraded Wesiein -, ull.
AZ 1Od 1jc ""'''
.loverseed S9nsg - timothy ~ >, ''H>p W
RI-SK WIIT:AT-Market easy. quoted. ''l'"'''' "'''
silver hull. i9d52c , -, ,,. ,,.
we give for comparison the closing prices or the pre-
vous dav and for III. corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
LONDON WOOL. MARKET.

rondon Jan THE wool imports Of The wccN are:
New south Wales 1897 bales: NctoTa. iGl bales;
sou,h Australia 2OG bales West Australia, ~ bales;
Zealand ia bales. Cape Of Good Hope Gib bales
Persia III bales: India 100 bales; France % na;S
MAGELLAN 532 bales Arrivals FOR the series Of sales
iOT az. bales of which 20oO bales forwarded III
LILY In the low wool sales take place on January
q and q the offerings will he $50 bales OF low wool
srcind,n1 74O bales Persian $50 bales Turkosan 100
a,es chinese and Cashmere 100 bales Chinese sheep
and NH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

In the open market the rates for call loans were
from 10 ~. and great duness prevailed I'm the
time money branch. The supply is temporarily n
little restricted. owing 10 distribution or divi-
dends and interest. Rates remained practically
unchanged. For commercial paper slight hard
cning tendency was noted but quotations were
not affected The following table gives current
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

The foreign exchange branch of the market
was dull but firm. There great scarcity of
commercial bills and 10 meet demands for re-
mittance gold was exported. The amount sent
was S. $4,000 There is no indication of lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

The hank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
House and the stock sold at the Now-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week OF the
preceding two years compare as follows:
Jan. :. % Ian. g. -. Jan :. o5.
Exchanges .... S;39iI!D+ S5toessOo2 S5d3 AZ l93
- e,,nrcs cola iOI 80 lOII 2gT $50 J51
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

Market closed quiet ana steady. IA points adv"nr
c,r,,ar.J with Yesterdays closing price in-i'i ''
ro,ir.e - Total sal.s. 80 400 bales. 50 cotton f.
,nill,,nr ti4ule lGc. Wdaing Fnt - DID, "'''"
H. unchanged compared with Yesterday cl.sliE- , -
Iiyerr,0.l cotton shows i''iN'''l.
1onrv S,l.s 500 bales speculation ana 'Ni'' go
haloe. American 200 bales. receipts 500 lm AM
l,.n.i steady a. Load % 2-G4a aatanc" c'.cI .'4'
siea,iv Al a-,lI ad,an January 20 10.
l-.,,i.r. .,2d a,.i. February March. 2stf"1 Mh,"-
s,.-,l BOTS. Aprl-M BOD. May-June 'W"nn' JUL
rii,. 9Dih. iulv-Aupust. PGGD1 August S"p'' n.'',
9nS ohcr 3Vlb. october No'ernh'r ,i"h
All November December. 32s. The saiist al psi'..
"a made M by thist mornings chronicle io'oM'
ID '''''' '' - ~ This week. Last week. Last year.
Visible supply ~ Gl2 ~ ~ t91I 80
Cr,4 in .,ght ........ 0:si75i GI3>.',2 3s,n -
enc in srh during week 277S G ~ ~ - 90. 90
Plantation deliveries -fl'N''' 49, -,
COFFFF-Thc bull clique. which has t""h '1..S
without opp1siiion the entire week. was ds.cE"i
and q good portion - the advanc" wAich hhl ,"'''
c,irel las been wiped The trading as was VIC .'s
,ra whole week OF small volume ~ tn" f'',a'
rrices welded TO 10 points. ana a sieNuy u' "
tiuu.I up t. close when snn" in'l'h7 sii'. -,
much loss. Conservative" ana wen H''''i
AIMS regard The position the bulls preposeI"us am
that there e. nothing justify any advance sN,h a. '
hon attempted. Havre was steady January '" Mii'n
- - franrs Auri September. $50 francs sales
To- 90 bags At Hamburg the close was steady anuiil
= ~ nfgs. February 40 pigs March. do pigs ls4'
and santos firm. Rio unchanged AZ l2"p res S"h,"'
unchanged al . RIO stock @i3vs' bags santos
Weather In RIO favorable" lslb crop
estimated at 2VD.O0 bags. and Santos crop "'"'v"
49, - IN -,... ,ea,i.. GIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NJ
REEVES RECENT. . cars " ~ he,I-au Or E,s'.
mans c.mpany - ualnr FcsnS am , -@
na.ye .ies gu'e 'g, mn" AZ - .aa'aro a, 7s.ao,
- r"'rs~r'"d irrf , s.i AMI .nr a. ia
l3is- shipments inl ~" c!u" ~, J. ~ ll,' 10Y 1
' '' ~ ,, a, 10, fI,i,n " r'crr, 80 t'e aai
E'rur'a loo shceq ~ Tho M's'a.'i' oh" N'r'''' ''
CALVES Receipts - bead. - Nn,, '' ,.', ,.,,,l,y
v.,e almost nominal in' fu.''l va" 49,, n' 'N,s lti
Or afc.r T., 80 prime %, ~ ~, f c l-,.'
.".'- 90. ." ,,'"' n,'.rI f.n r,,e- AMI W.-t.
600 a.l' , '''''
sHEEr NNn iNMi'S- N"'tip', 20 '',' i,b ,' a II
,t.-. eerc 81. ,lr. ~ ,a,r s6c'p in m.- TO-
r,,i ari .,e,d, hr.. na,e ac'iee. nrm ara l'n-i,
o., s. 7s4s, 80 o. iop o.. otitar' 49, ct..~ lamb g..
s. opss,o ir iuline e'fl.'a q nGt.a ,a'.' ~
fn. .lfs.f. rFIf" lf'.''' Ni'' -. =. g.
ss-. w.er.n -ne.,'1, T.. O., w- -, - e. p, ad ~
a.r''E". "a 3" g. ,I ' ,a A. 80 y, a., s. ~. ITO
ono ., -. 80 w. OIL" - II Michigan lambs. - - a,
e. 81 t 49," .te., ini y A. - 90
- no - SF" '''
- uiienia,s ua ,anaa'an I'm ~ 80 u OF - ~. -
''M tt.i,,. n. Michiss- iauhs - y, ~ 81 ce'-.
j. Harrington ~ Michigan lambs. - 10 a. 40 '''
'T,- ]" ~ a. !" car. a,2i heal None f,r sale
o., .,....'i ,,rrhanvei At 1919 ~ hsa,y to light
.,,,,.,.-.. 80, r,.,pcp,rt
o'"h" "N'r'.'' ,'.,,. po.,i,,s
ir- head Mar c,s, Clmu.on - es'ft .ie"rs 50 -
~ ~ s. - ,s,~. SSFS3 e." 80 e. 80, INN, N -,
h.nd Mark M, .sag"' n',l. ~ - s, tS uSs
sp,,gs. ~, ,'s. ssa0rsf,r sheep Receipts auo
s =. ~, M ~, ~ '"''' interior To-
' :, L'a. Ja s-ca,,c Receipts 800 head MarAe'
- as e. - r,d shipping and export SOu>5 - iir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
TIE STiTE or TRADE

Baltimore Jan Flour dull; sales i@l ohiS Mnea'
sting. No rcd spot and January tl snb's
GiqGii.c MAY 81 -Gle2A.c steamer \" rex -,
southern hV sample J9HGlic do ON s'ad' ''>r"'' -
r53 I73 bush; sales 2o0OO hush Corn irn' NM" ~ -
and January A74n473.c; February 80 nd' ~ A. =
rs,sc. steamer min 4ti. 04Giac; southern Wn -
4s,sc: do yellow 47a4sc: stock l%,i- nuss;
4 no hush Oats firm: No = white cSt'ti -, ~,
No . mixed do 35H35.c stock. li33S" bush Nv -
10 ? SIC: stock. 36.452 bush Hay nlm' s''' o,r ~,
timoihy si3GSl; % Grain frcights very Gu'''' ''' "
tices unchanged -. limits firm.
TS,fao ian 5-SurnC wheat quiet. un' MINUS ' ~
closing No | hard tsll 40 Northern on 49, -
cage G6ssc asked. Winter wheat fairy ~, 81,
saies-.9 cars No red. 5Si4c. : cars No WIN,
70 arrive . cars No = red spot a. ''. W rs V >
tair demand: closing inside prices. Saes -
,sliov 46gr &c: > cars NJ yellow. - ~ 80,
10 corn 45i N45a4c; cars No > 60 H. 2ss l,:;
t,a1 O',s steady. Saes-9 cars No : "N', 90,
2 cars 30 white ?Ni,c; cars No - mNr, o. nv
-, track BARLEY strong: demand shi' unciH
" ch',ce :5c asked. Flour dull unchans,l N'' m
strong: 25c advance asked by most sellers Huo'" ~
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Adams Express -.
Am Cotton OIL.
do pref. .........
American Express.
Am Tel 4 Cables
Am Tobacco pref.
Chicago Gas ...
Colorado Coal DeN
Consol Coal CMD.
Consolidated Gas. .
Dist 4 Cattle r.
I'D Flee Ill IN W
Ed FL Ill tBklynD
General Electric.
Lsclede Gas tSt IL
do pref. .........
Manhatt Beach co
Maryland Coal pr.
Mich l. Car Co. ..|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

Percentage ........ 2b' 4li '''
The following table shows the percentage OF re-
serve held for each bank. Ii should be observed
that the National banks are required 10 keep a
reserve " - per cent and state banks one OF 10
nor cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-07

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposit Of the re-
spectve dates: 10.
cuorl. .......... $40 G26.GO ll013+oo S73.s6Ir0
-, ,,rt.-s AZ III stD lO2 3i4 400 o. 201 900
Total reserve sl22.7s+4Co s@i3a27soo si7+oI+""
aea.nst Deposits . ii3s,ioio l2eGai 80 i3s 2ii950
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-13

firemen- better equipment and better
water supply. These defects can all be
remedied, but the last will probably in
volve most difficulty The present water
mains in the central and business part
of the city were laid when it had less
than half its present population. and
without any regard to the future. If
they were ever capable of affording ade-
quate protection in case of fire they have
long since ceased to be. Compared with
the present needs of the business por-
ton OF the city, they are entirely behind
the times, resembling in this respect
some other early improvements which
were made with very little foresight or
reference to the future growth OF the
city. To replace them with mains Of
sufficient capacity. now that the streets
are paved. will cost much more than it
would to have put in mains of proper
size in the first instance, and yet the
change is absolutely imperative. In
fact, the reformation of the entire de-
partment is a matter of the first i'm
portance.