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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28


,,nI ,ssrs AND syRr'Ps- usual saturday Gu"ind'
was reported TO-DAY. and most 81 the hnsihrss n' &
VOL Tbe few orders that placed were booked a.
iu prices. and the market shows eon,' , AZ" I Orleans
'sir rs,J o' ,rdnar 10 Common l2GGc fan pHn@
l5a2Is snosc hoe 2s-' a SS f% aSdes ac
Rica 26a,5c: syrups sugar ordinary - s9.n'"' '"'
NAVAL SroREs siocN Rosn. 32c77 bbis sPiT'is IN
urp.ntine il quiet ana shade lower. 80 cons"qu"n'" oi
weaker markets IN south and lie quo,aisn - mn~
mon 10 good strained quoted At 81 1'atl 20. ,,., ,,
me- %ea E9r noeG on the si Few day. conna
Eu,ers rule recognize the fuuiV ~ ple5sns ,.rr
there is somethine Of sand.n lard ana , hn'i ".''
iis@soc, m c-ude %: summer yellow prime .'a27s.
asic: vimcr whit prime a7s:sc butter grads. s,a
H,ncri lam b D Sc. caieut,4 raw. -
OCEAN IREGHTsr Eight are !nase , a'a
cargo \ steamer with 1000 quarters gain was ehs,-
nrs hair February loading W. quote: Gram To- !i'er-
pos IA ln i I,d ga ' a.e I $d TORE
Newcastle "a store asked An'wep :'id a,kei hoi. sr.
dam ~ HAMBURG - pfss gram - ,% 5 i,s oi,1,
nomna = ID; e94n 4, 49, 'e,I Gnifrin TN, The
o"y,Sy ~ ,rren, FOR sten and sail tonnage falling
BRUSH steamer i:ooo quarters ssin Wv org T.. =
sirsmer 1913 tons sawn timber. Pensacola 10 London
81 %. British steamer Sc ins .oii'n 'harir''.n -
80 and co tom, sgsa .rsaa to PIT H,n G' n
y
cisnfusses 81 90 spsIl,n 600 ,,ser,n. 20.
tons generai Ssos2 oo.. x9.yas 10 D.1wsr~
Hr s sS ef Tor order. per 10 SA
b 5s t'' Break%aer Tor orders 10 chartered load
cs'aa, 81 crois 81 H. schooner .oI TOM iuoer
Appalachcola To- ngT'h s'de ,S yu ,, ~ yab m i~
mel s77s and port charges schooner is9 ion' Boston
70 cayenne sico chGope @ tom, Nef Eg,S 70
Boston private terms. sche'nrf ,'",. N'l"'T" r. "
sslvc.i Sn g Il" S:a i'A wsssrE 70 I 1 ~
Provisions -Trade to-day ~. aun WIN praouo,iir
s as MO 100 I5ls quoted ssa,i= - ,;my
Extra India mess. sio 5oasis - -iEEt LANE Na, ,
icof, quoted a, -. ana hea,y to neha ''gi.' ,.
CIT MEATS Pickled hee. Matkei 2gie .s'er . -,
NJ picked shoulders Market firm. quoted At 4.rfs'.
s rak.a Ma%Er' steady qao-a Lard sr nominal
and oeo easy a. G'sac>' 49, N1se Ms,N ale.
G quo "a, So c..ed a, ISL NV quoted at o.. r.
7o5c nominal for MAY
RcEA rather quiet marfet wa, opo,'ca No., o."g na
S9p W. as. G S% .r '9 I'd 4 s@ god 70
prime f.a5c choice TO fancy 5f3.c extra hrsd ","
COON COON. Az! a'yaa, &C.," Do in So sSi ia,G4c
sUGAK-The market FOR raw sugar is ,er3 ggis s9t
for 90 cenlrfurals. lGc for ~ musco,ado anil : e
Estimated 1T 10000 tons sugar refinery IS being built
Kherizeh. near rehcran Persia 10 operate IN 10
Thing to do 70 o'el The PTessn, r e@sTo' d"
and 1t points out that the present YIN" j. ,"n".A', w.
cause such reduction IN one country VIII not produce
would be well II an international agreement could be ar
lived at Tor general reduction Of cultiyation The
taned. lava quoted lis 81. fair refining - 81 and
quoted al o. 3d. The local refined inarke, quie, and
unchanged granuatcd quoted al g. o German E1snu
transit to Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Jan. q 'speclaD.-Ra,her cables stesded
wheat yesterday only for a Within thirty
minutes Of the opening the decline The
Close was ainiose cent under Friday. May opened
s4%c sold between o%sc and 627sc, and closed at SIC
The cash property got IN the January closing
<s%c or course new low were made all around
The trade again kept its the cash demand the
lack OF which was the depressing factor
coss reported only seventeen loads for export There
was no cash done here at all Heavy SHOWS everywhere
the winter wheat belt made sellers of the South
west. The only buying Of moment was axans, nuts
and 10 cover shorts NewYork apparently haa a good
deal Of wheat to sell here. whether or short
selling was not determined Exports were small less
than 100 900 bushels II was estimated that the visible
would decrease 900. IL had been permitted 10
open strong but finally began 10 sympathze wheat
and closed with its early fractional advance lost NAV
opened AT 4Sc sold between <5fsc 45c closed
~ l54tc. Samples Arm. The receipts were los
ssr, the estimate Monday 1885, shippers s,il
reported good demand There however. the pros
psct Of increase OF the local stock on Monday Of
200 COO Oats In exactly the position OF corn. In
cIined 10 their own position but weakened by
wsssI May opened a asS sold between n,. e s ,o
csss the estimate for Monday sixty cars Samples
we're arm The local stock Monday will show a
deoreass Of 100000 bushels. Hog receipts were light
en0ush TO bull the product They did start at little
wssf fhere were only 1000 hogs; the estimate Tor
Uonday was 5000: week. ldDOpO 10Th AZ the
ciose wss 23sc Friday: lard, DC over. os cos-a
Tridaya There was said TO De an improvement"
in the each demand from the other SIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
LONDON WOOL SAILES.

London. Jan 26.-Therc fair selection AZ the
sacs to-day Good secured merinos sold readily at
HON. and Continental buyers the lower
grades were irregular. The sales and prices were New
South Wales 32C0 bales: secured O'.g'sd do locks ana
pieces 5qilisd: greasy. iAGssd do locks and pieces
s4a7ied Queensland. 800 bales secured oisul ed:
do locks pieces 6Aqioisd greasy 5%n'isd: do locks
and pieces a.sa'i Victoria 100 bales; scoured a,.dw
Is pieces 5A4dWls Id: l%gotsd;
pieces 3aaGi.d. South Australia. 400 bales:
secured, 8id locks and pieces. 6Gsisd greasy 4aW
I'd: do locks and peces Australia. 100 bales.
greasy 3qG,sd. do locks and pieces. 2tWtd Tasmania
"a bales secured I'd. locks and pieces. And. New
Zealand $500 bales secured. taduls Id do locks and
pieces. 5s.aiO-d. greasy 5nosd do locks and pieces
:,aGd Cape of Good Hope and Natal 200 bales secured
sdas Id greasy. 5aGisl: do locks and pieces 3D. The
this week New South Wales 20 ia bales Queens
land yVy Victoria. Ji3 South Australia 5,25l Cape
Of Good HOPE 10 Singapore. 22s6 France $50; other
countries lOl The arrivals for the second series II
sales 81 1855 bales. Of which 1000 shipped d.
rectly cablesram from Christ Church. New Zealand.
saws that 1900 have been offered and $50 sold
~ the there ana the tendency Of prices Ii
.i,utt ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28

firm ket s reported for Brazil sorts but trading
is moderate and prices quoted basis
No spot. Mid coffee is fairly active and firmly held
old price.
FLorR. AND MEAI,-Dealinss in -four unirnpor-
week partly owing the half holiday. and partly owing
s "a u 2s pkg PKG fSovs 800 ,s. winter patents $40
ioad ana CARLO 80 bbs clears s. Soasa wv" NV.
s. 81 sSS'sd 81 ss9si RYE FLGrR daii
81 s0 bis 4 90 sass
nor R.Te & 80 Western and southern 5? Soas2 s.
8 v l2Ssi 49, ane yellow. 81 10; coars- S4assc
soGsc % ssasc SV shspps sogs5e S nomny s6aS
SOC coitoSsesd meal 9oa92'sc oil meal 81 1881 II
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat marke, WAS stronger this
sen on pcs better @ a o and h , final OF Last
in prices abroad There was also covering by
dun n and h ssss s ms a1
somewhat restricted by the prostraon Of
wires West which delayed orders and information The
mately 100000 bush decrease in the BRAD
being 2ss0coo bush. s5e5 the previous
Ss a sSa Ossa Iss s %
The interior movement Of wheat this week
natcbns have reported larger counpy moremsnt al
aSuf the ds. but the % ss . SS By TO sas this
the carly had been tS prices getting DOWN
UNCHANGED &c net deHine On the curb lsI
& % and af lH. CASH s wa May sS@ d at SO Y
: quoted al iHs under May in store; May closed
quoted elsc over May delivered and No Nofthern
&c over May o afoat 1900 bush. 1c under May In
store: 5000 bush No hard Manitoba. o.c over May
Z o b anoat. and 900 bush Boston a report
current a cargo Of l20oo wheat Tor United King
dom of that amount. Interior receipts OF
spring wheat markets to-day were $40 bush
tncluding Chicago - ,434 bush, nearly all winter.
against las 3G bush last year bush
~ bush Seaboard receipts - 29 bush against Is
13s BUSH total 80 7IS BUSH against 2O2373 BUSH
ports. 7604i bush. against 301iG bush .coRNIThe
market for corn OF with improved feeling.
There buying for local account in sympathy
with the Improvement in wheat. and little disposition
to buy the the West OF better demand
for cash properly for shipment eastward the lower
freight The interior arrivals OF have shown
about the same total this week as last but with the
better shipping inquiry have great an infu-
enee on stocks the receipts previous to last week
bradstreefs exports for the week Cos 900 lush
against G6l 900 bush the previous week and l.S65.UO
bush last year. The total since July has been 100000
push against ABB 600 bush Prices with the
noon dealings In wheat leaving of duh at unchanged
20 NC ADVANCE There inquiry for cash
and at the close OF Change sales reported No
was quoted at %S%c elevator 4sc elevator
Later iUU bush ungraded yellow sold track
oo bush steamer were reported May price, delivered
.oAIS-Irade In oats small, with prices about
STEADY early there being some disposition buy the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. 2GFour dun: sales 10 bols whes'
and January. J6iso;'1%,c: FEBRUARY
a6-.ar51c March 57a.Q5sc: MAY. 3sssl5>a.c steamer
No red 5@sd53s.c southern by ssmp.e ''a'sS; 90
on Grade 54i.a51i.c: stock 12oi3l BUSH sales S3r'
hush Corn steady mixed spot ana January 4G'.@41ssc
February 46s.d46ssc May. 40 asked: steamer mixed
45.a45isc southern white corn 43'4441.c' do yellow
4c447i.c: stock. 694G0l bush. sales l4VoO Dush ga
quiet and steady; No = white WesGIn "6a"'c; NO .
mixed do 34iz 1850 stock. 1857 bush l:Ae stranH
10 67a5sc stock 81. 4gI bush Hay steady. good ia
cnoice timothy S12 5oqSl3 Grain frelghs-Beier feel
ing unchanged. dull: mddngs. 1'sc. PROVISIONS
unchanged Butter firm fancy creamery. 23c: roll i+a
I6c: Iadle IGalTc: packed 1od1@c Eggs active
&c Coffee firm; No T. liza 1910 sugar quiet; gIanu-
lated. sos.
Buffalo. Jan. 2G.-Spring wheat-Iimts easy FOR round
demand fair sales. 500 bush No hard new; tic
10 No Northern. 64iec; $500 bush q" new
64,.c: 1000 bush Chicago ungraded Gosc: l6WO bush
unersded Duluth sold in \ew-Nork FOR export at I",
New-York MAY. b. afosl slosns No IA nard
new 64ssc 10 Northern 6iSs4G3'sc; 90 "ld ofs
asked Winter wheat dull weak; NJ red &c on track
CSC In store asked; No | white. 'sc on track. corn
Cpened firm closed .Gi.c higher No yellow. 4I2c; No
yefcw 4ec: corn. I5a.c: No 3 corn. 4oisc on
track Oa;s-Firm: sales No white. J4isc: ears
40 mixed SIC Rarey-Frm; quota stons unchanert.
I,y--Dul . 500 asked in store. flouf-Nrak, Wl-
changed Mill feed-Fair demand. firm. unchanged
Chicago Jan. 2G.-The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings or
thrty-fve railroad companies or systems Tor
the third week in January OF the number twen-
ty-ive companies returned gains OF S-Oo''-l Or
1876 per cent and ten companies losses OF S-Vt'-i'
or 9.3 per cent. The total number shows gam
OF $50 354. or 13 per cent The gross earnings Vi
sixty-nine railroads for the second week IN Janu-
airy, printed in The Tribune. show loss OF sito,-
s47 or "a per cent. The following tables sh9"
the gross earnings OF thirty companies FOR ina
third week compared with the same week q
wear ago and OF sixty-nine companies Tor inc
second week OF January for the two years:
Third jan 1891. 1870 pinerrenSSc-ss, "a
10 companies 80. 2.ISG. 100 l.9s23i2 Dec 20i5o' 10
Total 81 cos s.o7l. ses s.i2s,ei6 Inc. $685. 10
Second week In jan - - . 400 900
80 companies 3,29I0lI 2,9ol,o'l Dec o4oV7o i"'
Total 60 co IS 925os3 s5.7sl.2S6 Dec si43s" -
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following is the usual table giving me
number Of shares sold of all stocks. the highest
lowest and final prices OF the week. together
with the final prices of week ago. prenNed oy
the average price OF January q 1894;
RAILWAY STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28

HE souEALED voClFEROUSLY WHEN T1PsY
WOMAN FELL INTO THE RIVER AND
AWAKENED MEN WHO RLSCI'ED HER.


WOMAN FELL INTO THE RIVER AND
AWAKENED MEN WHO RESCUED HER
The three masted schooner Warner Moore has
OF eight men. and pig named Pat which
lives in the stewards kitchen. The vessel is now
lying at Pier 49, East River. In a day or two II
will sail for the West Indies and Pat is 10 be killed.
on the voyage for fresh pork. Although only nine
months Old. the pig has already done battle win
the scullion and occasion he chased Cap
tain Croker from the forecaste. That is why he
Ia 10 be sacrificed.
But Pat deserves a better fate some people VIII
say after hearing that he saved woman's lie at
2 o'clock yesterday morning by his LOUD sluedi-
ing At that hour when the wind was DloWIh6 d
gale, and the booms and matches OF all the SHIPS
along the East River grcaning and clatter-
ing Margaret f. Cullen In a maudln frame OF
mind. drifted upon the pier. No one saw the "o-
man. and she advanced 70 the stern OF the snip.
Then she leaned the strinser. and tried III
tho uncertain light to read the name OH the gun
vale. But the effort was too much for her IN he'
grOggy condition and she topp!ed into the ICY
waters of the slip.
The woman screamed with all her might ana Inc
pig Pat, whose training has been more like that Oh
a dog than an animal of his class. squealed Vigor-
ously In response.
The steward hearing the pigs uproar. sprans
from his bunk and began 10 belabor the pru'e
with a broom He declared yesterday that it Is
the only thing that Pat is afraid Of But, in the
mean time several sailors sleeping in the forecastle
were also awakened by the noise ana hurried on
deck There they heard Mrs. Cullens cries ana
threw line 10 her ~ go
Policemen Ware and Lynch. of the Ola Slip
station. patrolling South-st were by TINS time AT
the scene. They the woman houndering IN
me water and told her TO keep up her courage as
they intended to her They then tied a rope
about the waist OF sailor and lowered him over
me side OF the vessel The sailor grdsped Mrs
Cullen by the heels and cried 20. X. Then the two
policemen drew in the line. and dragged the woman
and her upon the deck
An ambulance took Mrs. Cullen 10 the Hudson
Street Hospital. There she said she lived at No.
10 Dean-st BROOKLYN. and was servant by occu-
patton. She declares she was seeking her husband
a sea-captan whose ship is somewhere along South
St Little faith placed in her story however
She left the hospital in the afternoon, dry, but in
good health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Jan. ri. r. m.-Closng: consos lot's for
money the account; Canadian Pacific. 80: Erie.
iOss: do consols Jia Illinois Central 80 Mex
lean ordinary IJis; Paul common. 56is. New-York
Central 1914: Pcnnsyl,ania. ~; Readng 80; Mexican
Central per bonds 56: Louisville and Nash
VILE 5lh Atchlson common A.. Paris advices quote !
IA 02 - centmes for the
u. m.-The Of bullion gone into tn. Bank
OF England balance to-day IL $4,000.
$3.50 m.Paris adyices quote cent renes AZ lo2
crnrnes for the recount. and exchange
London at % francs l7is confines for checks
Berlin Jan. % Exchange London. 20 marks ~
pfennngs sight and ~ rs pennings for bJday
bills The statement OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows increase In specie Of -. I0i. 900 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28

Liverpool Jan. 70. y. m.-BeefENtra India mess firm
at 7os; prime Arm at 49, I'd. Poik-Prim' mess
Western steady a J7s 81: 40 medium steady al
I'd. HamsShort cut about II 10 III III. duh AZ rs
Bacon Cumberland about - 10 30 10. dun AZ lS
sno rib - ~ duh BIS. Ions clear middl"s,
about - n, dun -, I'd long and short clear middiss
about - H. dull 81. Shoulders. about !. TO J. H.
duh AT Us. Cheese American finest whit dull AZ fs
American coofed dun at ys. Tallow-lrime city
oi-IveTpool refined II lss 10
Spirits 81 iuIp-ntine steady at 2is. liosin-Common
NJ Lard Prime Western. spot. steady az
No red winter steady AZ Is 3isd; No :
red spring steady IS ID Four-St. Louis fancy win
Tor dun at IS Cd Corn-Mxed Western. spot. firm AZ
- I'D January IA I'D February firm at Is. March
nrm - I'D. Hops at lDndon-Pacifc Coast hrm at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28


Buffalo Jan. - cattle Receipts last - hours 80
head total week 1889 head fpr time
LAST v~ei 1, lvD head conse e through LOO head t.
Sew York. e." head. oh sale - head nunrt opened
strong and al llnds with re'epis - all classes
q light, owing n heavy su0wsforu. very few
god butchers cattle closed nrn sooi shipping
head total flr mr. 1850 head foT ume
week ipj ~ head. consigned through $500 head
opened ae,ivc ami 800. higher. oWing To r. very
limited supply sale. closed nrm all sold; Yorker
rood ,noi,e 81 "jp>i a.. pgs. Nlr - extra. - 80
- -. sooi u~lium~ 81 %" good q. l,c" heavy - "n
q. - rough. ~ D,Gs3 -. stays SrN 80 sheep ana
lambs Rers.p- l' - hours. 80, hr'a total fr week
lar head. f1r time last weels. 5000
head. consigned through. 400 head NewYork 100
head. sale. 5oco head. market opened active and
TpGS4 all sold Early sales. Good 90 prime lambs
s. ons5 90 fair soof s, 31ns4 10 Gull, and common
port and wethers 5ogs 81 extra prime ~eihers
Union stock yards Chicago Jan. 26.-Cattle-Recerts
$40 head Market strong. Common 70 extra steers - l,g
5, and feeders 81 lou& ~ cows and bulls
81 25GS3 90 calves. Sas5 80 Hogs-Rcceips 5000 head
Market strong i"aNy. 81 lopN 10 common 70 choice
y s5nS' 10. pigs s. 25Gs3 -. sheep Ircelpts 800
head Marhe' nrr Inferior to cho'r. s. coast lambs
- Louis Jan 20 Receipts. 800 head. Market
barely steady and pric"s unchanged Dressed nrrf
s,ockcrs 81 aoas2 q; .Sns and Indian steers 5. l5p
s. a. cnlycs s. each Hogs Receipts I52, head Mar
s,t firm and prices "a To- higher king. iaSi l'
butchers 81 l5ps. - Workers ~ aoa$' 10 81 sheep on
sale
ga, Liberty Jan 20 Cattle -Rcceiets leht: marke,
steady prime s. lOGs5 10 good 81 1'gSi - good butch
sass rough s3Hf3 H. far lglt steers 81 -
asa A. Hogs Receipts lisht marhci shade higher or
,'i,,n I"i,sclnbtas 81 3,a 81 n; h.. mixed s. Ipa
Workers. \, iOnS - roughs $3py sheep supply
shi market steady i2r do'n sheen ad "a lamb e'gl
sheep. :? 2,l$2 - yenrlngs 81 3pGS@ - best lambs.
81 C0ISi -. common 10 fair lambs. 81 "H>L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York January 20. 1879.
EEEN ES-R Receipts II ~ head. all for export
alive London. 40 trading Feeling dull. but steady
City dressed beef sides had limited sale to-day AT barely
prices 1nac p"r ~ f,r ordinary 10 choice"
Today's Liverpool cable t1vlces American Nv"
steady l00lic per n. estimated dressed weight
refrigerated ho.f unchanged 9HlOc The London cabl"
quotes refrigerated beef selling s.N9c per 10 snip
to-day 80 cattle and 2.122 Of beef 10 LONDON;
1910 us o. Liverpool. AMI 80 cattle 90 Hull
CALVES Receipts. -, head. of which % head dire
city butcher. and 80 calves mani, Westerns wee
held yesterday. Tie oaly reported frausae-
tho sale OF - Indiana calves 3l n nv"ragr.
"a s. 10 per lUO No. 80 Western batnyard calves
wanted Dressed calves generally steady, but very light
business recorded
SHEEP AND LAMBS Iieoepts. - cars. or 1881 head.
rert for H"ught"rer and Gays for the market
making with single held over yesterday. ears On
saIc. Trad" quiet. hnt prices hrm and loc of l?c
hrhr-. Gr-1ld ~ Jersey titf. Good 10
PRIME sh~ep sold 81 'oNSS 80 per 10" No. medium 70
prime lambs ~ 81 @5GSj l2i..
plen'aok. 80 Michigan Lambs a ID average.
s. IN i'p H. $500
H. Mclhcrspn CO.: - Indiana Lambs 80 No. AT 81 %
- Indiana sheep liz n. 81 81 %
-. Harrington al Michigan lambs. - 10 a. - 10 III
do n 81 20. 81 Western sheep. 81 ~ a. 81 -.
iui 10. - H. 100 - ~.
Hume a Mullen ~ Michigan lambs. 90 II. at 81.
HOGS RcD"lufs ct'-. or ]. iji head cas- tnt sac
hu' .od Mafk" nomuaily steady NJ - soqN :" per
go n. country dressed nfm at tsp'sc Tor he"'y TO
light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28

Improvement in other cereals There was but niue sp,,,
however 10 the transactions and later an easier ieeis
prevailed rnarke, closing quiet at uncahsen %n
advance Interior arrivals OF oats this week nav
considerable decrease and estimates on the visible W
10 fair reduction Cash oats were yer! uui' 81
were % bush. as follows 5000 bush NO :. ~ - ..
elevator and 3Ji4c delivered No white l""r' 90 "
&c: IS bush track white at 3G7n4lc a.,
Marie, ouiet Quoted Boatloads. 63d6ic for NO !. Mn
waukee and G41G6c for ungraded western 80, =,
Market dull: clover qroted S9ds9 % and tinp,. a,
s. !Oa So MALTMarket quiet: western p'o ~, al
1Od1Jc. .BICKWHEAT Market duH' JhpH"'Sf f''
J44J SIC and silver hull at 4"H'-c
We give for comparison the closing pr,ces vi r' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
TIE PETEOLETN MARKET.
IS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
York. January -. 1895
Interest IN oil circles last week centred IN the Dc"
cyon ~ the National Transit Company 20 issue
certificates FOR stored OLD The oil Will hereafter be
bought for cash. the price viii be- fixed. regardless
81 the fluctuations petroleum exchange The hold
ers Of National Transit Pipe Line certificates believe that
the standard on Company Intends 20 extend Its territory
and become absorbing he interests u IL
rivals It's vhocsal. purchase certificates indicates that
Is endeayorlng the production " this
country the present time has evidently been set
upon a. good carry THU intention. This an
nouncement % the standard OH Company, through It's
purchasing agent OH city. that more certificates
VIII Tor stored oil viii. n Is believed eStin-
the ownership Of every drop of oil that now comes
from the ground The object 81 the Standard company
IN buying up certificates principally to keep statistics
regarding oil out Of the hands 81 small
and the last ceruiicat' IN III inc
National Transit Company Will cease 10 soma OUT reports
ana individual VIII have to operate In the dark
II IL believed that the present situation VIII lead Ia
another between the Russian companies anu
the STANDARD Company. The small operators are the
ones who the result OF the present con
dOn Of affairs and Just there - considerable gloom
small proportions the exchanges in the last few years
considered guide 10 the true value
81 the article the Consodated Exchange crude Ger
last week ana closed AT ~ oiis.
There important developments IN the heid anu
prospects that the decrease In net stock for Janu
arv would exceed JOo.VDD barrels.
following table shows the partial pipeline returns
from January | To- January ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28

Refined auotttions $50 cents gallon IN barrels;
n and : In cases at N'w Nork ana . -
cents IN barrels 3.25 In bulk At Philadelphia, crude
and naphiha cents gallon In barrels 40,
Foreign quotations Antwerp. II francs per iW
kiloS Ircncn marks per 30 kilos London. 4's%
J-iGd. per Imperial gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28

Totals 1855 81 I75 COO 04 5s3 900 500 81: GOO 3D.
The bank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
House and the stock sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week or
the preceding two years compare as follows:
jan os 'a3 Jan. 81 %. Jan. %. 'a5
Exchanges . $3.50 2i7 i2s $43i AS 5OI 95O2l 039
~ sbares sold ~ T59iiG 1875 $40 695 49,