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Important Announcement.

Hereafter. every week this Institution will publish
for private circulation summary of the opinions of
the most important financial thinkers in this country
nnt VIII generally annex their names. In the same
publication we will give forecast. and the
reasons therefor This w!li place correspondents
in position study influences which bear upon both
sides OF markets. and give at the same time
for our transactions These Publications Will include
important Information which could not be obtained
without large expense elsewhere even II obtained
at all. These publications will be gratuousy mailed
to private iny iinas VINO Interested In general
finance or market movements either as students
investors provided such Individuals give their
address and agree 20 retain the same for private uss
only. The publication for this week concludes
follows Political sensHt!onal!sm Is now losing its
grasp upon financial centres OF Europe and America.
and business considerations are slowly coming Into
con;rol the vaults Of Europe full of idle money:
stra tegic American railways now have larger
earnings than they had before II compared with
the present earning power OF money In the marts OF
older civilizations: the sanguine and demonstrative
elements IN human nature have long been suppressed,
and are now slowly Rnining strength. These aw
forces Will override counter influences and control tho
prices of both securities and commodities ST. Paul
stock will sell within nifty days exdividcnd of two
per 1t will sell above So and will sell
under 30 again for years our market letters name
other securities and commodities which will have
conspicuous movements The immediate market Will
founder in doubt because important operators have
ignored the predictions OF The Monetary Trust and
lost their stocks and fRrorng reaction In order
to buy them back. After such hesitation tho whole
market will hinge higher level aud swing from that
level with wider fluctuations
We are about to have better times In Wall street.
Several cheerful Indications appear: Business out
look Is favorable and the moral shows distinct
Improvement. The Monetary Trust was launched at
time when financial evils were running at high tide,
and was created to correct those evils The recent
escapade OF a certain Wall street nrm which deals in
railway and municipal onds seems TO have been a
elimination of financial atrocities Noticeable
change has come both inside and outside The
Stock Exchange has not been for free from
false statements and false sales. The general specu
tors have not shown for years such disposition to
desert bucket shop brokers for legitimate firms. They
never show such illogical absurdy as when they try
to deal in securities for l-ib commission instead of
securing the intellectual cooperation OF reputable
firms at legitimate rates. Let all serious welcome
the return OF prosperity and the triumph OF decency
FRANCIS ID. CARLEY. President
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by tho sub-Trcasury itself for gold re-
ceived subject to examination. II appears,
therefore, that practically all OF the gold
was In the custody OF the Government, 30
that the transfer from Individual to Government
account was simply matter OF bookkeeping.
Fully S1,000,0oo OF actual gold was also
turned In.
These deposits will not appear In the official
Treasury statement until next Tuesday. They
have, however, raised the Trensury's gold
balance to about S54.O00.o0O. 1t is esti-
mated that there Is stll on deposit to
the credit OF the public about Sl2.00o.o0o in
gold OF which So. 900. 900 Is in tho b-Troabury.
and $4,000. 900 in tho Assay ONCE. 1t is be-
licved that ut lenst two-thlrds OF this gold
belonged to those who have been al
lotted some OF tho new bonds. or the
gold deposited to-day 40 p cent appeared
to come from the Morgan syndicate and the re-
IN anter from independent bidders. The with
drawals OF gold were only 100000.
To-dav's stock market was fairly active and
generally strong under the lead Of Sugar Re-
flning. Manhattan Railway. and Distilling
and Cattle Feeding. The railway list WAS
comparatively neglected. The tone at the
close was fairly buoyant. The bank
statement for the first time in weeks shows n
small increase IN the loans, due possibly to
loan. There were no other noteworthy changes
in the statement.
As compared with the closing prices of last
Saturday the majority or stocks are higher.
can Sugar Refining, 5as y cent: L. $. Leather
preferred, ~; Sorthwest ~; Tennesses s; , Coal
burlington and Quincy, 34 each: Distillng and
Cattle Feeding. 2M; Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred. pa; southern Railway pr ferred. ~:
Louisville and Nashville. and Manhattan Ee-
yated. ais each: Pacific Mail. 1as: Western
Union. 1ss; chesapeake and Ohio. IA Wabash
preferred. l; Atchison. Is: National Lead and
Wheeling and Lake Erie. 3sa each. and \; y.
In esE Tnb.cc "a cen Mssour
Pacific. las: SusQuehanna and Western pre-
fcrred. n; General Electric, " p cent.
Final sales compared with those OF yesterday
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Position.
SATURDAY. Feb. e-CorToN- to points,
but recovered part of the loss, closing quiet and
steady at net decline OF to points, with sales OF
43.200 bales Liverpool was unchanged on the spot
with sales OF 5000 bales: futures there were
changed. closing quiet and steady. New Orleans ad-
varced point and then reacted. New Orleans OK
poets on Monday 4Bo0 to 5000. against lO.458 last
week. I3902 last year and SIRE in 1894. Houston
expects i70O to 2OO0 against b.29l last year Spot
cotton here and at the South was unchanged. There
were no sales here. New Orleans sold l.l50. Memphis
llOo Savannah s87 Mobile 800. Augusta TO and 81.
Louis 402 bnles The port receipts were l65oi
bales against l5242 last week, 1851 last wear, ami
sS" against SS7 las. week ana 800 last s Year: St:
Houston. .665 against 401 last week md 25I last
year aen,rhs shipped to-day 1851. 81. Louis 1881.
proIlmateiy 2b00u tales Ths Chrcnirie states that
rain has been general at the south during the week
tion has b on heavy that the unfavorsble weather
ha. m.rtsred @ with the movement OF the crop
bales. against i,nll.+74 thus far lest season.
against ihG 7Gl bales In the same weak last year
making total n sight thus far this season 515111s.
a.h rp Is ins inS as s wSn Smsr
lean. against I"as tiV last OF which 4ti3.24s
asans is2 "FIss se ha far Inc hs
last season. Dallas. Tea. Feb =" The stock at 3
points In ths section !. s6ont cent OF the receipts
indications are becoming stronger that this increase
in The srr"ass M YIN be !aTse Menph, Tenn
4 is hncnt I" form satisfactory conclusion nout
the size Of the crop The general feeling In the South
usual e hold, but TO what Impossible Isnr.
We belize c.yy N i a. e, eas. 1000 probably 7256
may De 100000" The future trading follows:
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g. NENN QlIrI anu slrnNN,
>OC, Feb. 3. .a-Ilpss were to DAYS prices;
Real Estate SnIcs.

Hall !. How Co. have sold :ur Ehhari and Min.
turn p Collins the block front oi tie west side OF
Hamilton place. between <2d and lid streets, with
four adjoining lots fronting IN t'c latter street THu
dimensions OF the who'e property are 2lilSlO5X
lNb OK 1919 The price Is npoGt 81 10000.
John Casey has sold the rsl i've story brick a,nrc
fats. Nos. lls tn lN2 West Snety.ryhth street. unch
2oxSSkl 90 |. to DO IN e. Earth SGa2,,,tO. The
buyer viii give III tratr the thr"ratory slon. front
dwelling iSS55NlO22. No. 25G Wet Eighty ht
street, ut $25,oOO: and plot 7hxl 22 the north
Side seventy, first street iO1 feet west OF West Ind
avenue. nj $50 ono ,h-se ints Will he improved by
the erection OF privat" dwellings
The BALES ut priNat ioEtrart for the wcel: rnd ng
Eeh. y amounted to S2.auu,J0D, nS compared with
81 1000 IN the corresponding week ur iSgs.
The auction sales Tor tt" week ending Feb. y
amounted to sl8biiO as compared with sv6S,Sl2 In
the corrcsr onding week of 1880.
In brooklyn the auction sales for the week ending
Feb. \ amounted To SDi.sij compared with
1901, $50 In the corresponding week OF ls05.
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Government bonds easier. The IS closed l.
features were East Tennessee. Va. and Ga. gold
IS. Northern Pacific consnl IS. Oregon Railway
and NnviGation ccnso 5s r. r. soqthSrn @ Pacific
yated lists. Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf lists.
7. $. Corlagc, lists. 7. r.. Atchison, n. }. Cen
The more important net advances we're in
East Tennessee: va. and tia, gold 3s. Il p cent.
70 l97: kansas Pacific con.ols, T. r.. g to 74h1;
y. J. Central rs, 81. Ia liSt.. and rs. r., "a to
l15k: Oregon Railway and Navigation conscl
3s. T. r.. lty, to gGia; Oregon Short Line 6s. T,
I4'S; southern Pncifc OF Arizona lists. ]. 10 % ::
Texas Pacific :ds. ip to %; Union Elevated
1s, L I" Sa nnon srS Rsnv1. st and |pf
ls4 u cent. 10 34a,. The noteworthy declines
werc in Atchson 2d AS. r, r.. II Z. cent, to
.5as: Northern Pacific consol ~. T. r.. le to
40; Reading I'd preference incomes lists. ]. p.
Is. TO q, and ID preference incomes lists. /. r..
~ e cent. To 1876.
In bank stocks 20 shares OF Gal!atin sold at
3od. 81 shares of Mercantile at 1873. and 10
shares of Western National at llr.
sales of silver bullion certificates for 10000
~ s"6SlI i ounce: Commercial price OF bar sill
yer In New York. 6'asc. Bar silver in London
closed at 3O;sd.
Money on call. 4 p cent. Tho range for the
for sixty to ninety days. and 5lh II cont for six
months on good mixed collateral. The market
very hest names are salnblr. and nothing is dis
counted at less than q Z cent.
Foreign exchange n Shnle ensier. The weak
ness was due to an increased disposition on the
pnrt of bankers 20 draw ior delivery next week.
Posted asking rate. for tertnc. S+.sTlR for
long bills and S4.So for demand. Actual rates
nrc: Long hills. S4.SG3lctS4.s7: sight drafts.
s+.S!s4@S4.ss. and cable transfers. si.ssG
ASST. Francs are quoted at 5ls&75lsls for
long and 5.l1'hG5. l6i4 for short: reiChsmarks.
0ii%J05 for long and N5asfiy5iH for short: guild
ers, 20 l-i6M40}s FOR long and 40 3-l6l40tl for
short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
parr15 cents discount. thnricstGn-PuyinR.
par: selling: IL premium. Savannah Buying.
1-l6 off: selling. par. New Orleans Bank, $50
premium; commercial. 30 cents discount. Snn
Francisco-Sght, par: telegraph par. st. Louis
80 cents premium: offered At 15 cents premi-
um. CnicaCo-20 cents prcmum.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
The sun., 1896-02-09

To.pAr's FRATcRE>-The news from Liverpool was
NOT at all stimulating quite the in fact
the receipts at me ports md some OF tn" interior
towns were comparatively large. Prices. therefore,
died slightly Very slightly however for the rains
have DELAYED farm work for fortnight and though
big acreage IL expected hnd also big crop
kon there's may slip twxt the cup an the lip"
Many accidents may intervene and in the meantime
there Is more or less OF tendency In New York New
Orleans. and Liverpool TO oyerscll the next crop
Finally general business is loOt ing In this
Tine nanr!al situation is believed by merchants TO be
steadily II slowly improving.
CoFFFi, FrTChES-Advanced 10 to % points. closing
steady; with sales OF 90 500 haxs iIavre advanced
Sf to H. Hamburg advanced u to llt pfH Anrrn'an
warehouse deliveries yesterday. 900 bags. Rio
weak, with prices aud exchange unchanged: receipts
5000: stock. 2Ss 900. Santos WINS steady and un-
changed: receipts 2.Ouo stock. $4,000. Rio on the
SPOT was duh and unchanged. The future trading
INllOhNs.
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Rcscc. .SiN2.23t. 200 slP3315aOO Inc sI,lI0cGO
R's've I'd. 1872, 800 l23.ls2.0i5 Inc 5sl l7A
surplns. saV.Ng8. zoo slO.ls2.4e5 Inc

Surplus say028.lO0 sIoLs2.4 .4e5 Ino 55aoc5
The surplus Z year ago was $40. .lS2,425. ana
two years ago $50, ,G:31 700.
Tn. imports OF general merchandise includ-
ing dry Eo"THs, at at ne port Of Sew York last
rreviou. week ana so.6as,lo5 for the CORE.
ar 'H ho %ss as %hch
snss sni JAZZ f" grfnx '" pas. f1tss % q"
"H3. total of Sl.750.l75. against Sl.4lS.sO4
LAM Hnyr b"s Gdd shDSf's 81 nnd
S5.739.Sl1, II total OF Sl7.6js.363.
with those of the same month OF last year az
follows:
cSirssa an" AMI %. S "Si Inc Inc
Far s": @:a nS a"f Sss S"fs a.ns i Pee Pee s
4, t. XIX y dHa T;15a "s sa!. %! * IL: H. SS
The Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad reports
gross earnings for December Of SlG0,30O. an in
crease OF S:S.O!O rs compared with the slInc
incrrasc Of slD.s"s, For the six month. ending
decrease of $GO.+42 aS compared will, the cor
EEesrnrGing period OF ths previous year. and net
were S234 1Su, leaving u surplus of Sla4, 30:i. a
decrease OF sol i.si5.
The Detroit and MACK mac Railroad reports
srens" Of sisa7a as e"mpar"h with III the M same ne
month nf ihs previous yrnr. and net Ss."4e; an
Increase OF S.,HSlj. For the hlS months ending
Dec. 81 the gross earnings were Sl1C l1": an in
crease or S'5.331 .ns compared with the, cor
responding period OF the previous yenr. and net
SIS,52 AN increase Of Sl2,a3S.
Tie Scranton Traction reports gross earnings
for January Of S25,iS5. AN Increase Of $3.50 rs
compared with the same month OF last ycnr.
and net 81 .;S: an increase OF SJ474. For tho
seven months ending Ian. ~ tue gross earnings
we're sint;olhi AN increase Hf $50. 80 as com. 1
year. nnd net S0H,3"0 an increase Of S31. or.
The Columbus Street Railway reports gross
earnings for lannary OF Sol .A22 an Increase Of
last year. and net S2+ ,iS3 an increase Of S3.a2l
The Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western
Railroad COMPANY, lessee. reports for the quar-
ter ending Dec. II:
% oprratins sSpss iisao65 Tiisabao Inc Inc. ' socS i
Ne, earnings s,.7el.e1 si,2es,is. Inc. s4ea ,sa
Fixed charges. 5oS"i1 Ool2O8 lee. 4h,09o
Surplus. ...... 81, 100000 scso.a7s Inc ssiaiie
Tho Syracuse. Bin2hamton and New York
Railroad reports for the quarter ending Dec 81 ;
S;s;; SSss!ss :5 :! %: s55
.sa s '3S sSs ssss ssRSss E"s R"s 1855 's5
Surplus. .,....... sog,55S s4s,o2o Dec. sl5,474
Cash on hand, s4a2; profit and loss surplus,
The st. Louis. VnndHlia and Terre Hante
Rairoad Company reports for the year ending
Oct. ~.
eros. sarn,nFs. 5S' a.e s,dis.is Inc: %sssas
Net earnings sa;a,5si ss7A,4.a Dec, sioi .oOs
National bnnk mote circulation outstanding.
s.ljGI5,C2l. nn increase tor the week OF 81 A.
S:.,:,:0.7.5: amount reissued, 81. .l0o,755, aud
! uv;irn;ra. S"J:lC5. balance Of deposlts Ia tho
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dss to redeem nst,2n bank I, sstes san

Treasury to redeem national bank notes. $2o-
O62,O52. an increase for the week OF S7S.3cp.
"A 4e and Trnn, n,nrn. r pcvsnus S
l44. total OF S8.15O, 500. against $4,000. $40
last week. The receipts Of the Government for
lures $40. O.302.0O0. For the fiscal year TO date
the receipts have been S204, ,222.s 20 and tho dis
bursements S2o5.Tg410..
The receipts OF tho Government to-day were;
Customs, S]4S,8l0; internal revenue. S46S,00S,
and miscellaneous, Sl3.4s3, n total of sS3l.-
100. The disbursements including S500.00
for pensions. were S1,552.000. being an excess
OF expenditures over receipts OF S72O.9O0.
The net assets OF the Treasury ut the close OF
business o.day, as officially computed, compare
with those OF last Saturday as follows:
teb. I. frh,
Gold coin and bullion, .f4p,slb50S f4b bila,ill
silver dollars and bullion. 22pgU.d09 233H0 Bis
United States notes =, ..... 720l0l1D 7l.3yx, 2Oa
Other assets In excess OF de-
mand liabilities. ......... 2T.499,G39 3O,ip6. 90
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Real Estate Transfers.

FGre:, fnnA ,"i H%s t%4s a, s 9s.s vie
to cGas Han 49,. ,,, $1,000
oy%f 4n;s.sn IN !, 10 q S%n'" %s st .osao; Na"a! 80
sgd St !. 2e26e = Amst, r,ln,n nv, is.6xioa.a;
esth st. iSi West: Henry spr1,ue to John Ii
ssn 'H%I ST. i"a Wr: tnry srrasae 10 same sc95S
same prop; john X simmons to Minnie C .. -,o
SSs Ii ID .1 VIII ss W% ' Sa:s,iani ana s'''
wife to James Richards and wi:r....... -.
s2dst,ss Hx2s Anst"rdaiH ,,ts,, ny, ,i'"xioa.;
Meyer to Hannah ]. sprasuc ..."..'.. $1,000
C"wman, ut trustee, 70 Anton Iaen,....-,. $4,000
Soo wv j j; James J Edwards and wife to =. ooo
Lot sis map portion Hun; estate; L. ii Levy
18Th m g"am "' i$6" sos "a av Y5xii4: Joseph ii
Jones and wife TO AiSli' Huber 8
a"as Il Tassr - sn I" X
aye. %c; .Ioss phnr 4 hudSc tot ,r Mayor,Sc 42ol9
Annie 81 Ad" PM to Matilda Won Randohr.. 80 600
crs UrI6b,ns ........... ..,,.... $4,000
Pulling ct al 10 Mary @ HOFFMAN $1,000
Sane e.p.o psop; /" Alos ,iutws ana witc to Emil
oI ~. 90! 'i$,.h s.. a:,ilAlio; Maryii
ld5d Si.t st. {. n H . 20 wv 'Maal,on ia av 6oxioO
,Aana Monet ct al to Abraham >,ss.l @ ;a.,, 10000
'it5sS to ioHt" I Its: Henry I carey, trast;e TO
li7.a SI' ST. I. s2i West; Wins!ow i Ruzby and
sT wife # 10 SisSsis, sGSIS sm,, Wm sohnsi
rlocn. Emil to Mary SPEs Essisr 1a@3 cor 9Th av
brewer @ i'i John. NJ ani w,to " Wallace Brower o''00
and and it .nty st. and wives 10000
TO Florian l;ohe. w : l ith av. Vs.8 II 31th at,
co,irr, Nicholas and wiie to Bradley i our;
rLrr Co. Id sc cor Manhattan av. and loSd :, ON
Connolly isose. to i ] Building Loan bank: - NV
iSists st. no W 9th av. yr.................. 5000
Acton Cvii deed. 81 Oak st. yr.........,: l.7eo
Loan .Xsso " I; s 2lss St, s7s W s,h av. lease.
GrSStns Frances +. to Michael Lyons,
ror lexington and ssth St, yrs ...:.... 10000
Ban& 10; Eas, s6th st. $1,000
" i""' i and jacob to Xdepad 5000
Hupfrl n " Morse av, lot 81, map OF Nor
krapp 1la%r feIis Hf%""S to Matthew qscy sh 1000
1"s p sV Frsheriek &c to ne trustees OF Levin s'yO0
Marshall iccsd. 81 Allen st. yrs go. $500
Saving i:nnk. y l. All West l5th st, yr.. 1000
= TrH,sr "m + "4,n M s,n n IErS 5000
wafdt v valentine av. !7i.5s isotGsil o,,
MSEnts"' James L. and wife to E,!wd f..a;iii::
NJ s7th ST. 100 W Amsterdam nv. yr2
rYS !. WhssSE @ rsai aS iS%S RSa,eal r',s ana nj
Same nr%p to samuel iE Weiss r,s l43,h ST. .''
sUs " Grnni boulevard a nd adj prop. = yrs TO- 200
Grand Houevnrd ! yfs' .,...,',.,.,,,... 10000
Powell, Harry w, To the i;crmuua Life Ius
60. l41th st. 20 e Boueyard years,
ntes ..,...' .. -. -. -. ...,...... 40.hOU
Scho-s. Amelia. I" Matilda yon Randohr. 81
sa,ny y'";s" % .ss 434r yr isSSS isSSS
s5ih IT, lS2" ioth nv 2yrs . m,es -. 1000
Moulion .'.,'.'. ..,...... .',...'.'.'. 3a23
Byron Henry. ltrl l.. Wrnnrr ........ 1000
Cinnn, Arthur R to Mary lutt.r.on,........ $4,000
Dorsett. Clarence. to lhoS S orri'ton......
I:u!dt erg, NaSdalrnH, to Anna Conn ........ 5000
KaSrIirr Mary W 10 Francis Marxs........ 1000
MckuiIp Sarah {. to John X Woo 5000
Marks Francis NJ. to Margt 4 Roberts. ll.le4
The sun., 1896-02-09

To-pAr'S FEATURES Europe bought. and this fnct
had as much ms anything TO do with the rse here.
Stili :he receipts were snail and the cables were
higher from Europe, though easier from Rio The
These rnllie. are regarded as only natural In de-
clining market. but the undertone is still believed to
be favorable to the bears.
F,orn--was dull and steady. Sales $500 bbls.
Exports 5.pGl bbls. and 5.sh9 snrks Receipts 7.Ns7
bb,s. and l".5@O sacks. Winter wheat brands In
sncks Quotcd follows: No grade. Sl.sSGp
81: fne s.. .15alsa 10: superhnp 81. i5@s2 20: No
2extra: s2.45as2.53: No extra s2."ot Sc 20; clear
S2.S 0e 10; straghts 320ss8.l0 patents $33O6
ea.GO; Mictivan etratghts. e3.25as340
GnAis-whcat declined 40. TO &C. and then rallied.
Chicago received SSsOO lush. against r501 last
Toledo l.s>I, again 8b7i: st Louis $4,000. against
1000; Detroit S.HJ3 against 2.RO0: Duluth 1zS1.
against 1860; Minneapolis 22D4i0, against 7p.20D:
Milwaukee, 21H5O. rsalnst $500: Chicago l21 car'.
MinnenpoI.s 49, AGAINST 50 last year. spoti sales
4i%c. over May; No | Northern: SAC. over: No. New
York Northern. 2sic. over; No. hard Manitoba,
2'gc. over: No. frosted, &c. under. Future sales
500 uUU bush, follows:
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Available cnsh balance In
Money in London. 1f y cent. Rate OF dis
count In open market, for both short and three
months bills. u cent. Amount of bullion
gone into the Bank OF England on balance to-
day. $4,000 Paris 1dvices quote q cents Mt
1O3 francs I'm centimes Exchange on London
90 francs 22l6 centimes.
Tho sales of mining stocks at the Console ated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-day were as
follOwR.
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tISArcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock ExehsnEe-sa,es Feb. q.
UNITED STATES AND STATE poNDs I'm S1,000S
ius"e ,0O7,,..iio1 800 us'' c. 1926; 's;;iisS ;;iIsSS
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

Cotton Slightly Ensier-Receipts Rather
Liberal for the Time Being -Speculn-
ton Staxnnnt-E Europe Bought Coffee
Wheat Wenkens Little and Thea Rnl-
nes-LnrGe Exports-Strong Statistical
The sun., 1896-02-09
Electric Stock Quotations.

BOSTON, Feb s.-The closing quotations of electrI,
stocks to-day
The sun., 1896-02-09
0pen;ng. Lo,rrst. Hiphes. C,o,i

'REcEIrTS-O SHIPMENTS
Grnnd,otals ,..... .4oaiIi suo.s4s 4ss.ssi asl.iso
Totals yesterday. lVs.s0l .7l.3hh I4,u2l 2ps1i7
Totals last year. lss.liS ylS.032 2O7,liB l2O 0Vl
TUpAN's FEATURES The news from Liverpool was
no, stimnlntlnH TO the wheat market, for although
prices there Opened higher they os the advance later
on. and this caused some depression here. 1t Is said
!nnt nat sIms chicago operators have been tA,nperins
Iish situation on wheat is considered strong. Mr,
Alexander Ctddes, who In the pas has been generally
Liverpool last niuht. owing to decreasing stocks
h"rs thls narset seems to hc shaping for a ma
sIn sa ri. "s ma, ma.A'! S. a,es G na
ON Feb. ! at 25 s0n.non bush. against 2nioooI1
the storks In store in Europe al 4s.0O0.OoO bush,
against 40, O0,0Ou on Jan, and 40l00UuO On irb.
J. ,v3, TIE combined stock decreased In January
AIRY aud March, Arn"rcn appears to hold pr
wr.h iuy 25oooo Sus&. ior export yia boston. ior
eirn lou,, are quietly buying more wheat In tnis
cGnn'y th.P r. nSny pcog spprr & to 1cicyc IT..
sFain.t aEescooo la. week, ;2.oso.oo6 la:'
Aos fn sn7'So in st and in IN 'r 1G
TO the covering OF shorts Chicago prces are seyera
CO. rcaTk 'e!m tie farm and source o s
ply" Perhapsthe bear farmers Of Chicago VIII get TO
hr bottom of their bins after awhile The conviction
wheat thar tho time Is ripe for IT, and that Is hound
t." nme The hr;entine shipincnts FOR me week were
cv,d to be- poor. Tho northwestern receipts
saTs asa,psI tsa web ago snd i.g last yrar Afrr
Besides the weather ut tie West Is colder and tis
may cause some increase IN the receipts during the
Ssrpoo Sas sG. Gns as Il
corn were o?e2s Luth. against .O6U last week
The sun., 1896-02-09

Net earnings S.'a,5sl ss7A1i3 Dec. si0l,5O
National lnnk note circulation outstanding.
s.lj,GI5,E2l. nn increase tor the week OF 81 A.
ui+: received during thn week for redemption.
S:.,lD.7.5; amount reissued, S2.lOo, 755, aud
Nv'irn;ri. S"J.lU5. balance Of deposits In tho