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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

craven on the annals OF aransomed Churoh'apu no
work OF tho entire Trinity let II ID pcuIes " ,
let us have the best pictures possible OF tn:ir
orders We make mistake when we atieinpe y. - de
beautiful idea by indifferent print; sor -" nv
plcturc awakes deep IN impression M,V az 2 ind In
meet from elegancei cheap work eheapens tne n H., ~
teaching religion must never lower owl iTar
nossble lead the mind by illustration 10 ,snSa
point than that which the able pen mas IA
the text Your tract puts the words OF e.eb mr. III
tle nackage You conduce all the petals lh JenOsais
GARDEN and dis their altar into small mask Anu III.
perfume is sweeter when the flask Is oil chaser & a.
member of Parliament took tract to rickety attc III
London where an only was dying from licentS O
ness. The dying begged him to bring MS lhn,l'
tie went and said to the father, You have SON. DC
Level" He answered: "Menton bin not lie mas nas
brought me TO shame" But he replied " nave seer
him; he is penitent and wants pardon" They met an
embraced after the order Of the parable The tract n
saved him. and hp died in his fathers arms IL wa
word fifty spoken" Christian engraver III thls cry
told within few days that the great lmpesslo lad
his life was made by print OF The only son, -
with a bundle his back leaving nome ANY y, ,hs
spirit asked Where to Z" That was enough. he' ,
eve ana the heart and the hty-spOKeh Wolu anu NV P
ture of silver 90 togethert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
TIE SUNDAY Tribune.

Canon Farrar wrote in TUE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
yesterday Of Charles Kingsley, the preacher, poet
and novelist: "Gail Hamilton" answered IN detail
eight queries concerning the modern woman, and
Herman Melville contributed q new poem. The
Admiral of the White The first chapter of the
Book Of Genesis, received by cable was given ac-
corling TO the Revised Version, and the Rev. Dr.
Strong reviewed number of the more important
changes made in the Old Testament by the Rcyi-
sion Committee, of which he is a member. &C. W.
$" wrote from London about Mr.. Lowell, Mr..
Phelps, Miss Anderson aud other topics; an English
correspondent told of Mr.. Irving's welcome home /;
the regular Paris letter about Bernhardt.
Rothschid and other notable people at the Salon;
the Washington letter gave turf incidents and rem
iniscenccs of General Grant; Edgar Fawcet con-
tinucd his story Of a Marriage of the Period Chat
on Currt ut Topics and Some Men About Town were
features full of local color aud personal interest
sporting features comprised n talk with Mr.. Bonner
about trOtters and notes among oar-men and
yacntsmcn: and Theatrical Gossip Talk at Great
Centres Current Anecdotes Tho Week in society,
etc made mp "A paper OF exceptional interest.
special cable letter from London and special cor
Iespondencc from Colon supplemented iull news
reports from all parts Of the world. The following
il an outline OF leading topicsi
FonrIGN.-Capturc of Riel the rebel leader in
the Northwest == Tho Gar sent gift to Gen
cTaI Komarotl. -= Thousands Inoculated with
cholera mictobe in spain. -= battle between
the two false prophets Il cxpec ted AZ khartuum,
DOMISrIC.-No action was taken by the Illinois
legislature - The daughter of Edwin Booth
was married in Boston. -= Several deaths TOOK
place from the cOutagOu IN Plym Outh Penn.
cry AID SUBUHBNN.-Gtuera Grant improved.
- Mr.. Vanderbilt saicd for Europe. --
Death OF 4. j. Dam. -- Stecplcchase races ~
RnckawaY. --= New York Chicago baseball
match == Regatta of the Columbia College
Boat Climb. -= Snowdcn won IN the skat-
ing contest. - Arrival OF the steamship
Colon =- Gold value Of the lcgal-tehder silver
4 g. IL. = Ia q utU
orally dull with small fluctuations; attention was
directed t. two stocks ANA the closing was quiet
Copies may still be obtained at this office or by
mail Price cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
CONSOLATION OF THE CATHEDRAL.
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS MADE-THE CHOICE OF
DEAN.

ELABORATE PREPARATIONS MADE-THE CHOICE OF
DEAN.
Elaborate preparations are being made for
the conservation Tuesday, June 3 Of the Stewart
Memorial Cathedral OF the Incarceration. at Garden
City, L. l. The exercises Will extend through the week
and will be concluded on the following Sunday. Al
mission to the exercises the day OF conservation.
Tuesday will be by ticket The assembly on that day
will be of representative character, consisting OF the
clergy diocese OF Long Island and OF the neghborng
doceses vesres Of the parishes OF the diocese ana
Occupations all the ncor 1orated institutions OF the
diocese The number will be about 500. The procession
OF bishops clergy laty and invited guests will assemble
I'm the crypt OF the Cathedral far possible and VIII
make circuit around the Cathedral This procession
will be OF an impressive character and Will be preceded
by some forty surplced chOrsters, who VIII chant the
processional appointed for the OCCASION The musical
service will be elaborate and effective. Arrangements
have been made to serve luncheon to all VINO have tick
eta of admission to tho service Special trains will be
RIM An Official high In the church said yesterday
As the conservation will take placein the leaiy month
of June and the surrounding OF inc CatheaIal
will he clothed in the fresh and tender ycrdnTc oil %
season. the occasion, prolonged, as VIII uc curing inc
week cannot fail TO be one OF singular beauty ana a.
tractyoncss The magnificent structure eteeei IoT ~
Paul's School will he thrown open Tor Inspection u is
one Of the most remarkable educational buildings III the
The selection dean for the new Cathedral has not
vet been taken up The official quoted above said Of this
matter: cit is not true that Judge Hilton has ~ any
way indicated his choice Of dean He Is too much Of
of business TO DO Inc Ndtht-
dra is "A gift to the church. and has been accepted "a
such subject TO no The selection OF the dean
marks a new epoch III the history or the Protestant
Episcopal Church in this country. Iherc are
cathedrals lu some different large
cities OF this country, but In none
OF them have there been sufficient appropriations 10
provide Governing Chapter, consisting of dean
precentor. a chancellor and others. The dean Is nom.
mated by Bishop Of the Diocese ami the Governing
Chapter OF the diocese composed OF members ~ various
committees numbering about forty, have the power
to accept reject the nomination. Who tho dean VIII
be one can forecll TINS much Is certain ~ Is a
purely church matter and Judge Hilton has not intm-
ated that wishes to affect the choice In any manner
The General Convention of the Diocese which meets IN
Brooklyn Tuesday, wall not consider tue choice OF
dean. as IL is out Of It's province
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
COTTON MARKETs-aY TELEdnApu

LIVERPOOL. May lG.-2:30 p. m-Cotton dull MiddIing
Upands. 81 90; do Middling Orleans I'D. acsjOuO
bales including 500 for speculation and export receipts
1000 bales including 5000 American. Futures quiet Up
lands Low Middling clause. May and June delivery, Q
5td4d do June and July delivery, 576id do July and
August delivery 62d4d; do August aud Scptem dc
livery. 3-64di September october delivery GGid
October and November delivery. 5i.G4d do November
and December delivery; 664d dc. December ana Jau-
uary delivery, 3 J2-6td.
pm-COttOn The Of the day included 34OO bales
American Futures hrm Uplands Low Middlmg clause,
MAY delivery. 0G-64d buyers do May June delivery.
6U6id. buyers DO June and July delivery 5SUid buyers
do july and August delivery 63o4d buyers do August
and september delivery It'd buyers; do September and
delivery 5G364d value do october November
delivery. 3 53-BId. November December
delivery 5G6id buyers do. December January dev
cry 3 5P.Gld. buyers.
GALVESTON, May l6-Cotton quiet; Middling. Lola Low
Middlng lU4 Good Ordinary 10 and gross receipts.
1888 bales.
SAVANNAH May lG.-CottOn steady; Middng lOI-: Low
Middlng lO4; Good Ordinary. 90 net receipts
5sl Dales Exports Coast"ise fSs bales stock. 4lio
ales.
NKw.oRLKANs May l6Cotton quiet; Midding 40 7.lG;
Low Mdding 5l0 GOOD Ordinary l5l; ass and gross
receipts 25l bales Exports 10 the Continent baes
CoastWse, 3743 bales, sales $40 DaesI STOCK ~ avs
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

The local money market ruled extremely easy all the
week aud he stock Exchange there were few trans
cent not an iufreduent rate The do
mc-tic exchanges, except 1T the East, rule favor
able to this city, as - testified by tue weeks
bInk statement The latest quotations Tor checks on
Nrw-Nork 1t the places named arc as follows: At
Savannah i-I1 \ premium Charleston la q premium :;
New Orleans, ~ % premium for commercial aud - for
bank ST. Louis ~ premium; Chicago % cents pre-
mium and Boston cents discount.
The foreign exchanges ruled firm; rates were adj
yauced early Ia the week 10 nearly the gold shipping
point aud they unaffected 10y Thursdays action OF
the Bank OF England reducing Its rate Tor discount
y pCr cent, unless the action prevented nrtber al
vance of - per cent for sght sterling The demand
which Is not large, seems to come principally from I'M
porcrs ~ American securities, the mercantile demand
being light
There rs no change for the better 10 report in the gem
cr commercial and mercantile situations and IL Il not
season of the wear hen improyemc be cXpccted
The spring i practically ended, ana IL mas re-
suited in smaller distribution or goods than was antlc
pattd and unsatisfactory prices The events OF the
week In the drygoods trade wer" two large auction
sales the first being Of tue gingans-a partially fancy
artclc-was made at ruinousy low prices the second
a sale OF staple cotton gOOds-is regarded ~ great
success aud considering It's magnitude 10 was yet a
reduction of 3 per cent that class or goods
from the previously low prices probably was not
witnessed with particular satisfaction ny the manu-
facturrrs. Half cent plain cotton sheetnss ana
shrtings Is good margin for prOnt to all dealers as
well as to the manufacturers. =,
The grain speculation WAS tame The damage TO the
growing crop had been discounted by the speculation
based a prospective European war; ana II Ia not
factor at present values except u prevent sharp de-
cline prices sagged aud AFTER some recovery coseu
the week about cents of for wheat and 2d2 cents for
corn. The receipts at the western points we're IY up
the weekly average but the movement Eastward was
smaller than the preceding week. because III appears
that that Weeks shipments included the first clearances
lake vessels from Chicago, that had boeh ioauhs LOT
weeks before. .
The receipts and shipments wheat ana oats at
the principal Western points of accumulation for five
weeks compare as IOOWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NETWORK. May 16
A quiet business was done in grain at tho
Produce Exchange to-day. The main strength TO the
market was the purchases OF shorts rendered
by the continued bearish outlook respecting the crops
There was little positive strength shown by prices and
traders little bearish, though they are umid
in selling short. In the export line almost nothing was
done After irregular aud lower speculation IN the
morning, prices stinened up in the afternoon and the
market ended steady Wheat scored final gains OF leo
a cent s and oats Il cent Though dull the
ard market advanced 4G2 cents. Final prices were
Wheat-May 81 O2l2; June, 81 02A; July, 81 04a,
August, 81 06 September, 81 ON; Corn-May, BAN;
June, 54s July, 81 August 55l4 cents Oais-Msy,
June, 81 04; July 81 II; August, 81 20, and Sep
TENDER. 81 2S
AtNew-York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts of grain to-day Wheat, 95,362 bushels;
corn l24 OH bushels oats, SOG25 bushels total grain.
300 OO4 bushels -four 6544 barrels The receipts a5
Chicago Milwaukee and St Ions Wheat. lOi56l
bushels 14l GAG bushels: oats. 1i2320 bushels;
total grain, 3Ss 1927 bushels four % S25 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

he called tho tendency the agcto live on what one
could by begging borrowing stealing. Prohibition ne
considered injunction against poison and not stump
tuary law.
The Rev. William c. Steele who spoke IN Masonic TEN
pie. appeared as much intent annihilatns te huut
traffic with fierce gestures and active moving nnOu'
as with an eloquent indictment. The Manhattan leu,
perance Association will hold two moro meetings anu
the American Temperance Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
RUINED BY STROYG DRINK.

Samuel G. Barr, a former successful wall
street operator and Lieutenant In the 9Th Regiment Is
diving from n fracture OF the skull in the NewYors
Hospital whittier he taken from the Elizabeth
Street Police station Barr came to New York from near
Rutland VT about fifteen years ago. HIS fondness tor
cornwall social life led him contract the drinking habit
which finally Ovefcamc him. though he sttove nara NJ
times 10 reform He for "A time book agent Last
Thursday he was found In Chambcrs-s hcplcssyidrunk
and Injured rs stated His friends have often tried to
reclaim hmm. bat wero comnced az last 70 give MN UP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
ST. LOUIS May 10 Flour 1ule,; Xxx s. o5ass 90 xxx

ST. LOUIS May 10 Flour 1ueii Xxx 81 05a s3 90 Xxx
S3B5Qs8 49, Family. 81 OOdS4 20. choice UGsl o..
Fancy 81 oO9o35 Patents s. 500 s. 90 WheaI higher
Red 81 O5h- Al O6S May 81 064s June: 81 07as
July Corn dull Cash. 4Os7 Gi1Acy May idc June 46oi
July 464c.. oats hrnE Cash ~ 1c' May 365sc; June
81 &c. Rye higher at 69c Barley steady 5OD7Oc But
ter unchanged Eggs armer at u.0lOc. Flax sealy
at n "a GaV steady inch nzcd At 600
o0gc Corn Meal nrm AZ ~ 80. WHISKY STEADY " LIZ
Pork sll 37l2 Bukmsats-Lony Clear %, Shcrt RID
g. 75d Short Clear SO o. LarJ nrn 81 6jDsG 20
Receipts- Flour 5000 bblA Wheat $1,000 busha CON-
~ 600 BUSH. Oats 2O.OOU busu Rye. bush. Barley
1000 shlDments-Four 5000 bbls. wheaL 4S.OO0
bush, Corn. $1,000 Oata 1000 Dushi ira lOUO
buslLi Barley. - bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

The character of business OF the week at the Stock
Exchange already been outlined in the preceding re-
marks. IL only necessary to add that the railway
bond market brought into service to aid the move
ens the three stOc,s that are exceptions TO
the general decline In prices The transactions IN stocks
amounted to 11Gj5S shares, against 1,609O77 shares
for the preceding week, but six stocks furnished
POI 400 shares OF these six stocks only one shows an
advance. and that is Union Pacific with Big per cent
Lake shore shows a decline Of Ia, Delaware,
IacKawanna aud Western 2is and Central
and Hudson per cent. The other important
changes are: Advances Consolidated Gas, 49, Man
haitian Consolidated, 2as Louisville and Nashville,
3A4, and Long Island i7s per cent; decned-Delaware
and Hudson pa per The subjOined table gives
the highest lowest and closing prices and the sales OF
forty active representative stocks and the hna
prices of the same week ago:
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO MAY 10, 1881.
guNDAY, May Up. N.

EUNDA1, May
The business In mining stocks last week amounted 10
1893 shares against 6j07S shares for the preceding
week; but the dealings generally unnteresting
and without significance The COmstock shares attracted
the most attention. aud Of them Consolidated Caifprna
10000 shares the price advanced from 81 559Sl so to
81 75d$l TO- Sutro Tunnel largely dealt in at g-
Ilres varying from 10 TO 1s cents. Horn Silver
quiet between 81 80 and 81 co. and closed at 81 e
Colorado stocks generally neglected but Iron Sill
yer advanced from 81 Is to 81 co.
The Father dc smet Consolidated Gold Mining Con-
pany declared dividend No 49, of twenty cents per
share payable May 20, the office OF Lsidlaw Co.,
No IA Wall-st Transfers will close May 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL NAV 10 Provisions Cumberland Cut
sSs Sd Long Clear Middes, 800 Obi short Clear Middes
3Ia Cd short Ribs 3ls 6di shoulders 2ds Oa per cSt
Beef-l2s Cd for Indian Ness Prime Mess $50 Oh
Pork-Prime Mess J2s Od per bbl Prime hess Eastern
BUs, Western 52s Lard-American, sos I'd; Prme West
ern 3Us 3D.. Lard OIL 35s I'D. iiams-Long Cut As 8
shoulders 3Bs 3D. Butter 3s 6d per cw Tor nnesJ Uhoe
States. Cbeese-Ameriean Choice. Dos Od MheaI-RsSa
Western Spring rs ais 9ds Red Winter Is Cd G7s va
per cenal No spring 3D.. New Western Winter Is %
New Mixed Western, Is. IL di California No az %
rs afornia 40 q ia Sd aBs lOd Genital Producs
Turpenune 25s Ou 10. at .onton S5s ou per
cwt, Refined Petroleum, I'd per gallons Clover seed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
TO COMFY ISLAND FREE |!
A Chance for the Children!

BY the generosity Of the Sea Beach Railway THE TRfB
UNE can send every and under IL Coney leland
and back free father older brother teacher guardian
of the child only to clip FROM THE TRIBUNE the tree
pass printed today and 1t for the child the same ~
regular ticket IL excellent chance give the little
ones inexpensive and happy ho day. The chascs VII
only last few days and should be improved q once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON May l6.-l23O p. m.-Consos % ol6 for both
M new and the account; Pacific 35s Erie Second
Cons6s 53la Mexican Ordinary 1885 Newfork Cehral,
s6R; Pennsylyania. 50; Reading, ~
D. m-Mexcan Ordinary, "a
Paris adyces quote per cent Rentes at so francs
confines for the account -.
$50 D. m-Bar silver is quoted at 49isd. per
Paris adces ON London ~ 20 Francs rs 2
centmes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
ErALKIyo AGAINST IyTEMpERAYoE.

Chauncey Shaffer, ID. +. Pond and the Rev.
Stephen Merritt delivered addresses before the American
Temperance Union in Chckering Hall yesterday Mr..
shaer said that things had moved along until they were
face TO face with stern facts. He for temperance
because all great men had been selfdenying, aad
because there was economy in it. He deprecated what
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

American Red <es per cwt Taow-3a. Cd p,r cwt ROM
Common IS tadi Pale lis o. 10s. Od Lnsesd Oil 20A
Sd. cwt
LONDON May 16-Produce- TAuseed oil. eel 6s9E2f iea
per too; Calcutta Llnseed. Ais pr quasysr IAnsesd
Cake ~ 9s0 o. ton Rel Isl Petroleum SID y
esd gallon; spirits OF rarpcnn 25s o. oet cvSs
Sperm Oil, eos per RoaE-cJ n0l. Is oil @is 81:
Pale, 6s. n lis ?roysolg-Lsrl ~ ~ Dr cxk tor
American; Sugar l5s Sd pes eve for Cabi Centric g1
poarizing J6o aud las Sd Muse Dvalofhr
refining aloat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH AHNIVERSARY.'
Anniversary services were held yesterday in

the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church The exercises
consisted OF sermons by Dr. Newman and others, and
of the former pastors and friends OF the church
The old family Bible OF John Wesleys father was used
In the evening service II In the possession OF the
Rev. w. X. Boolc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
RECEIPTS.

The following table the tons ana percentages
shipped by each OF the railroads east from chicago Oh
four grain and provisions Tor the week ended tsl SAY
uriay in comparison with the same week or 1888 anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

The cotton speculation was dull ana Irregular; iho
market entitled To sharp advance from INC ue
uregsOn caused by fears of war, nut continued
dull adylces from European markets and better reports
OF crop prospects have made tho recovery SLOW fu
tures however mark advances for tile week or from
IL TO 20 poiuts but SPOT after decline and recovery
of Lilo cosos tho as last week NJ lOe Genus luz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
MINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALES.

SALESA The yEWY0ey HtyIvI srDqtvss
NETWORK. May 16. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
THE MONEY MARKET.
SrNDAY. MAY Up. y

SUNDAY, May l7-P NJ.
The depletion Of the Treasurys gold balance is only
surpassed by Its accreOn of silver Last week the loss
OF gold was 1852 $50 and the in silver 1885,
746 The changes effected follows: The loss In
gold by OF 81 5O4 in the certin
Gates OF gold deposits less 200 Of metal accumula
ed the gain In silver by accumulation OF $570360 Of
the metal plus $766,3S0 reduction Of the amount Of
outstanding silver certificates. The net sum
OF legaltender and National bank notes
on hand reduced $l302016, but the
deposits In National banks increased $927,217
Hence the net available cash balance increased
$9,5S7. The gold certificates outstanding amount
to Sl2s,2s3340 and the silver certificates to $107562
1865 year the amounts $56,70o,so5 gold and
$95 4979 S1 silver. The week shows another gain to
the nonegatender fractional silver coin, which brings
the sum up to 1,11O933 against 500 15s ,4sO, the
sum held year ago. The following compares the re-
suits of Yesterdays with those OF the state
ment OF Mayo:
Cold coin and bul. - ~ ' ~ ~
Gates aud $780,
OOO,OOO for
United states Sio''oi'z9S sio'0'''7A Dec s''S''0o
notes less GER
tihcates..;.....: 2l735,72s 2O,9l6444 Dec sl9,2Si
notes. 1O.57sss1 loOsOI4o Dec 4s2.7S2
tionai banks. 9,GOO.540 lO527,763 Inc 927,2l7
Silver dollars and
bullion less Ger.
ti1cates........ 55sll,07s 5714s724 Inc l,S38,746
Totas......... slI4O7S,lI5 sIl4O88OO2 Inc. s9,O87
Deduct funds
held TO redeem
noies Including
fund. .i......... 4a31s752 4o.3s2O52 Inc. 1890
anee...;.:..,... sG4,76oG63 s64755o5O Dec. ss,7ls
(ifactiona) sill
yor cCins....... slO9oo35 sl,llO.93S Inc. 7s.oos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

Total balance. s95.79659S s95,sG6Ss3 Inc. s7O,2s5
Yesterdays bank statement reflected change in the
current OF financial affairs. further accumulation OF
cash and small contraction OF loans-de-
spite additional loan Stock Exchange col
latcrals-are its salient features. The banks
hold Sl4s, $4,000 In legal money and have n surplus
the rule Of % per cent OF S57416O50a sum that
Is about equal their capitals That fact denes
ment. The surplus IL $53 10000 greater than at
the date OF 1854 and SOL 100000 greater than in
1883.
The following compares yesterdays statement with
iLn.n OF The .nnLllng lnIes OF 81 and 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
UNION PACIFIC.

,yerage OF 5 yrs. 81, 032.O5S
OK Al ~ yIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

Open p. High y L ..' Final 7 sstS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

The refined market firm, but quotations were 1n-
changed at 7bs cents per gallon in NewforK anu -
cents in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
BRADFORD. Penn. May l6-Crnde on,Nat omar ir an.
highest price, sole; lowest, 1888.