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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
All yesterday from the oil country was Of an en-
cousgng character but not until the afternoon nea
that the responded TO IT, In inc carly ans
the bears alarmed the Pttsburg iron
failure vigorously hammered prices with the result Of Keep
ing them below SO cents the extreme decline being
70 81 y cents or cent under Tues lays maj qnotaon
OF their success They stopped the
wor when they little long oil was forced out ana
when they began cover the market moved away from
them The last proe cents or cents above Tues
days close above Mondays last price Inc gam
from last SATURDAYS closing nearly full cent
II took 53 900 barrels on Tuesday 10 put
tho mica NJ oetacates from $50, sS9 conts TO s7rds7s
cents Yesterday sales Of l64SOOj barrels or ssZooo
the prco recovered from SSd57 cents 10 81
cent, Comment hardly required Every device Is beng
nv the bear discourage holders TO dscredt AMI
the Producers Protective Organization and TO repe
buvers This Eoy TO continue We do not pretend
10 say that affect vsuss temporarily but we do
sav that accused OF beng friends or sup
nants OF the STANDARD Monopoly leading in the shut
down the purpose Of rendering the producing
and profitable and that II successful
tile present range OF values Will look low.
The showed that the Injurious effects OF torps
doing the old Washington well. beginning be mani
fest The McKeown No well doing 15 barrels hour.
% barrels Monday the Fergus No Is on from
II to 10 barrels while Fergus No has ceased flowing
The Mckinney well shot with ntrogyoerine but yeld
The Bailey wildcat 10 not showing
well
The crnde market closed strong prices Carrying
rates closed " fat"
be elsewhere March the NewYork stock
Exchange will begin trading National Transit certificates
The range prices total dealings II the Coaso
dated Exchange Al follows
Opening ...,.... 80 Lowest S1lo
Highest .......--..- S9s Final ---.....--.--.:- 80
sales. barrels lo4s' '"o
Refined dull and firm at 70. cents gallon. Abel
test, al all ports
OIL CITY Penn, Feb. 2sNatiOnal Transit Certificates
opened 80; highest. Sch lowest 81 u closed. S9t
Sales. 100000 barrels cearsnces 2068.OOO barrelst
charters - barrels shipments l42.4ll barrels runs
7S4ll barrels -.
PITTsBURG Penn. Feb. 23-Petr0eum fairly active Ma
tional Transit CERTIFICATES opened at SSs closed oSi
highest, S9ssi lowest. 87as
BRaDFoap Penn. FEB. 23-Natonsl Transit Certificates
opened $50 and closed at 80 y; highest $685. lowest
S9h Cearances. !, 800. 900 barrels.
TITUsvILLE Penn Feb 23-N -tiona transit certificates
opened at S77si highest S9s lowest S7s closed, S9k
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb % Speca May wheat opened at sOiae
1913 the lowest aud weakest for mon
The gures the seaboard testified TO the reliability OF
reports the in reAssd export business
there From New.Ysrs Philadelphia and Baltimore there
shipped including four 620O)O bushels during Tues
Wednesday. Hutchinson seller but on no
great scale Roam was an open Sc c early but was credited
with covering a pretty liberal scale through brokers'
Part tig
about so 900 bu shells which he put OUT low avs ago
This individual my ing OF the season Corn
acted nuch IA selling lsd BY the proni-
hOuses-W T. Baker Co.. Robert Warren * Co..
TIE receipts IN the morning were S65 cars the
estimates for Friday 400 NAY epenei at 81 a 4.
touched 81 and closed at the bottom sos. The runner on
Tues Burlington had withdrawn Its cut raf
Nebraska the influence Nat
denial OF II OF the depressing
Provisions suc ell tunarly about
the decline graia and Tor the Same reason Tho
lowest price pork was made when A. NJ. wright - Co
supposed TO DO either for to
swift and IL made the for Instant
SIS. 80 for May.
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T1RIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4O1, 917,

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 401, 317,
II I'll and e57 Broadway. 1853 y Bowery, 1877 westst,
Place Chambers Street and Esd Street erries
Sew.Yok Ssl and 1893 Fulton-st, Brooklyn l07 Broad
ken; 90 Aontgomeryst, and New3tation. jersey CITY
Tickets and P1ror sleeping Car Reservations and
orders for che ami transfer baggage be
23dat minutes earlier than time show
$3.50 sundsys-Day Express Pullman Buffet Draw.
ing room Coaches TO Emira, Hernellsvs Buffalo Pull
man sleeping Coach from I.Jrnesvills TO Cincinnati
3D. m.-Day Chicago and 81 Louis Limited, solid III
Niassra rais CORY 'tsadye Cinoinnat. Chicago and
81 Louis No extra charge for fast tmo
7As p. m t2Sdst 7:2sl - No. sundays-Rochester Ex'
press. Pullman Sleeping Coaches
Coaoses TO BnKhamton. owerO, ElmirA Banais. James
town. Youngstown. Cincinnati and chicago
Ruthsrio5d and Pa:,ao:e '9 s THO n zoe
nj IL night Also to Rutherford $50 m, 20 p M
Il Noon B. /, $50, $50. o, To- 50 p NJ II highs.
s:S 80 i4o 20 5 aY"y $50 Sss go Ss
Ami noon O. 1 $50 ESQ O. 1880 il:3o q light
Newark and Paorson via NswarE-eAa go 80 1oO4
sas5s . 5
Gao. $50. 1880 O. 1880 nj IL night Also To- Ridge
800 sd s 49, $50 nj g TsTsr nj $50
NewSIfs and Cornwaii-75o Ga m. $50. lisO 500. $50
p m. SUNDAYS. $3.50 "a mi 26p
warwick-weeE days. 9. loS0a m; 4Sop m,
Go Nen-4a5 100 1850 a nj $50 s,S1 7Ho, l1'o
Middletown aud Port Jervs-445 1850. 9 l031 M SSo
$500, 7s5 1880 .. m Sundays. %4o. $780, loiSo MI
Express trains from the West arivo in at 1865
r. r. soULE LIP FARMER
General Manager. Genera Passeng ger Agent
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CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEwJERsEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December 8, 1887.
For PHIL ADEiHlIIA and II.I.N Bound BROOK
Route 4. 80, 8, IL 80 3, 4, 30. 80, IL
p m SUNDAYS At 4, As a. IN. 80 10 p m.
Trains leaving at 4, 80, IL m I 30 4, 6 80.
80, ~ p IN connection for Reading, Harrisburg,
Pottsv vile, etc for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk. Reading Harrisburg etc On Sunday for
Easton
aud 80 a m. for Flendngton. Easton. Bethlehem
40 ~ FOR FleG'ington, 7Ilgh Bridge Branch, Eas
ton Bethiehem, Allentown, Msuch Chunk, Wtkesbarre
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, Potsvine. Iamaqua'
Shamokin Sunbury Iewishurg, VIII amsport -
] o. m. for bennington. Easton. BethieheI' Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg ETC. 49,.
D. IN. EastOn Bethlehem, Allentown. Mduch
CHUNK WiKesbarre. Scranton. Iamaqua, Shamokln -.
80 D. ia Remington, ulsh Bridge bfdnch, Las
ton, bethlehem Allentown, Reading. HarrtDurg, etc
90 and 5 80 D. m. for SOmerville and Remington
6l5 D. m for EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown Maucn
Chunk etc. on Sundays at 80 p M
90 Is, II 10 d NJ ] 700, 700, 30, o 10 ?. m
Sundays. TO- 100 m for Red Bank Long Branch As'
bury Park Grove. Sundays Point Pleasant
sI6a m, ] 100. 4 80 p. IN. for LAKEWOOD. Ions
River Parlor Cars at 90 and 80 p.
m, / % H. ATLANTIC CITY, Vineand.
brdg oo o6 rasGf rs II u.s. Ii As H. LOO g. 80
80, 9 15 D. m Sundays 9 100. m Tor Perth Amtoy
e. BIB II rs a. M 40 p M for Monmouth Beach'
Seabri ght Highland Beach
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Feb 23-3: so m.-Beef and POrk-Tn poor
demand Hsm.-ln poor demant long cut duil at AIS
Bacon-In ia demand Cumberland dull 3Ss.;
clear at 35s 3D. short rb duh at 800 sd Cheese
TallOwIn demand; prime city dull
25A gn Shirts TurDentno-ln fair demand and firm
3O Rosin-In poor demand. Lard Spot and Futures
Ill demand; prime Western February March
ADrl steady at 39s ID Whea-fhe demand Ia mprov
Winter steady at is I'd; do. Spring. uul
ia 3D. Fourth poor demand Corn. spot and Fuuros
poor demand Mixed Western spot duh al Is 0tstI DO
February dun a. 9af 10. March dun at Sl; do
April dull Sd Hops At London Newly York state
In fair demand
LONDON Feb pa p. M Produce-Cacutta Linssed S7a
per quarter Lnseod on lSs. Sd per cwt Lnseed cake.
IS. 9d a 81 100 for Western. Refined PerD-
leum, 81 Cd l3lGd per gallon spirits OF Turpcntine
29s. ! I'd
ANTWERP. Yeb 23.-wilco1's lari closed 90 francs
100 kllos PetrOeum-Fine Pale AmsrIcan.
10 francs so paid AMI ~ * confines sellers
BREMEN. Feb 23.-WiicoI's lard closed at 35 marks -
pfennigs per 10 ID. Petroleum. marks 20 pienllga
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NEW PVlBlIUKT7ONS.

ZEN. PLACES AND fHrSas BY WILLIAM MAT
faRws. IL d. IL =" pp' $50 oA''~s''
The author Of this book writes agreeable Light
..savp NJ a bookish kind on the most various SUD-
s.cts. history. biography, description, criticism
~. a,;Lo oongepial 10 him, and whatever the
Hheme he contriyes to discourse upon 1t In lively
.na interesting manner His method often recalls
Hhat Of DR. Smiles, whose books have pleased ana
Ao,rod an many people. DR. Matthews Is less
.nnscopsv didactic and does not as q rule set
hofore himself any higher end than to amuse ana
.,,hors inform his readers In criticism his views
are ant TO be sound His opening essay, on the
sharacter OF Napoleon. while inadequate Is much
ener IN the facts OF history than the conclusions
of Mr. Ropes and the other Bonapartist admirers.
The truth is that the career and character OF
Napoleon can only be defended seriously by such
~ take view Of what is called CIVILIZATION
radically different from that which the world at
large holds Taine's estimate OF Napoleon as TO q
great extent medieval anachronism seems the
most profound and just yet made Dr. Matthew's
might have very proitably elaborated his argu-
ment against the positions OF the Ropes SCHOOL,
The doctrines taught by the latter may De re-
garded as distnctively retrogressive on low
plane of morals, and therefore mischi@vous Inc
worship Of force must always be dangerous al"
when as in this case that worship 1ncluoes unc
justification of the most fragrant wrongs anu I'LL
moralties, the refutation of this KIND OF Vopsy-
turvy philosophy is at work which shouiu con-
mend itself TO writers who feel as sCrohsS oH 'ie
subject as this author evidently does.
The book includes papers on William "lr@
Bulwer. Alexandra Dumas sketches OF Tour popu.
lar London preachers, another Of the House OF
Commons embracing a very lively description OF
Mr. Gladstone and other notable public men, ana
q number Of essays on miscellaneous subjects
None OF these articles can be called exhaustive ana
many of them do little more than skim the sur
face Of a question, hut they are all light prlghV
and entertaining and several bring together IN
small space much curious information.
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
LIZ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUKTRaCk TRUNK LINE
On and after December trains leave

Largest amt Finest Passenger station in America
shopping 1t New Uptown -tatisn lSsthst, as nsted.
TO Albany Troy and syracuse also Msnrsa and
Adams
$50 a m. FAMOUS CHICAGO wFsTrBULEp LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Burst car dining
cusc. Rochester Buffalo Enc Cleveland ann Toleds arrv
ing Chicago $50 a - neTtfay
tIO30 m Chicago IL for Niagara Fall. Toronto
Cleveland. CncnnAt Indianapolis Detroit and Chicago
tlli30a. M Western New York and Northern Express
$3.50 p M Albany TROY and Utica special with drawing
room cars Abssy aui Troy Connects at Troy
tsga en- SATURDAYS only.
q m Accommodates to Albany AM Trov
tss m. CHICAGO Cine nnsu and II Lonis
for Niagara Falls Buhae Suspension Bridge Toronto
land Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS II Louis Toledo. Detroit and
T. $50 M Montreal and Canandaisus Express daily.
Sleeping cars PasbuTF and Montreal via Rous-s Pont
ana via ~ Adams also syracuse and Cansn1sigus daily
except SUNDAY sunday docs net ALBANY
ho g95 a H.. and Cleveland LES m. next dsv
- 1880 Fast Night Ell press for Rsches'sr Buffalo
NIAGARA Falls Toronto Cleveland Cincnpat Indianapolis
81 Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleeping Sleeping
earst Wsertown via Utica daily eIcsPt Saturday also to
CsI annsigua on sunday. only
II night Albany Express with eeping TO Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for this west
Lake George ana Tor the North tsIcept sAtur
Tickets aud space in drawing room and s.epins
sale At Grand CenU satiop as 1855 and e42 Broadway
Park Place Battery Plsos 81 wsst l25hst ami lSst
st. Stston, Now'Yort 1913 Washington aud $50 Fultos
SITS, Brookyn and 10 tth ct, Williamsburg
Wsootrs Express oAs for and checks baggage nom hotels
Ran daivi others daily except susdav tssv at Ssth
si.'s9 e az. up passenger" for HSrs sIa Wsst
General su1.rlntsndsns General Passenger AG'st
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7HE STATE OF TRADE.

BOSTON Feb 23-Flour quiet Corn fairly steady iul.
steamer Yellow Sac oas EASIER No. White IS va 10 30,
Middling s220o6SA0O' Winter shorts s2S oo9S23 -
Butter dull. but steady Cheese quiet but seaiy EgeN
quiet and Provisions quiet Receipts FOR the
Flour 5000 bills ana 10000 SACKS Corn 100000 bush.
Oats $1,000 bush Shorts 100 tons.
BUFFALO. Feb 23-Whcat-No / Hard in good demand
at 100 Chicago May whc1fi sales OF 5000 bush a
p0Ssci 10000 BUSH at 90c 5000 bush at 81 .c No
Hart Northern Pacific dan at SC over AM No Northera
&c Chcags asSedi Winter Wheat dull aud unseturJ
No. 2 Rel Michigan s9ha0eOc. No White Michigan %
d9O4c, No. Amber SO track Corn active hut
lower: no Yellow $3.50; No. Yellow 55g
No Soc. No 6ipe. on track. oats EASIER No 9wht$
$50: No. White 36c. No Mixed So &c trsc&
Barley dull but and unchansed-.c. l Canhe
93GD4c; No Canada 90aylc; No. Extra - so
Winter Bran $40 3o; spring $40 So Receipts -Wheat
$500 bush Corn 10000 bush. Oats 1900 bush sllp
ineLts-Wneat 10000 bush
CHICAGO. Feb 22-Thn adnR fntnres ran folio
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Thursday, Feb. 23-p m.
The news dispatch sent to this mornings New
York papers concerning the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railways statement to the
New York State Commissioners Of It's business for
the quarter ended December 81, 1887, contained
serious error 1t included In first charges for the
quarter per cent dividend declared and paid
for six months and left applicable for stock only
s57,5Ol. Fortunately the blunder was so gross
that it only confused and did not deceive. Dow,
Jones Il Co. News Agency are entitled to credit
for the enterprise displayed in an early solution
Of the blunder and the publication to the street
of correct statement. The company really earned
in the quarter ended December 81 1887, after we
have deducted the quarters proportion OF the
annual requirements Of the sinking fund, 100 per
cent on it's stock; 1t only paid per cent for the
six months ended December 81. The following
gives the comparison Of the quarters OF three years
from which we take the liberty OF deductlng the
sinking fund requirements SO as to bring the
figures down to cold bedrock:
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

y. 7. 2. z II. K II TeNfeeN
Translesv. West lodt station follows and 90 inmate,
tsrlier from foot NJ Jaysf North river
Detroit and CHICAGO .9:5ia m, 600 'Sil5 p. m
81. fsuis IS 10 ss:lh p
Syracuse. Buffalo Rochester Susosnsou Bridge Niagara
"tIs 81 10 .sbb a. M 900. 'sl3 o. m
Kinyston. SsursrtieS Cs<l. Albany, BIS. '7l5 '9S5
all 10 m. * 90 900 1918
Ora 'sion's Vast Point Cornwall. Nevbnrgn BIB '7l5
Bib lOil6. Glli3o m 8o' TO- 40 x: To- 8f5 D. m
and 5000 D. III. Cranstol's. cornwall Newburg
For Nosfreal and Cansf. cast, 500
Hamilton london 1888 a 600, s:l6 y. m. Toronto
1875 a. m. 1900 - Is n
Elegant se-ning for Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and ~. Louis.
'Dalv tDav except SATURDAY Other trains daily
'undav Leave Isrsev Ctty. r r. r. station al 30
IN fS4o Hobosen West Shore Statos. all: 80
For tck-t uneabes parlor or 'lespln- sccommsda
lions fH'orna''oH. tnN'v hc~.
fngtnnst 13O Fuif0n-st Onr- or q st.
Newfork City-363 115 9t2 Breatwsy. 1881 Bowsrv IA
PAX Place. and West shore foot i2dst
foot o. Isr't. v. x. C. f. LAMBERT
o Vsndsrb.ltave. General Passenger gent
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
Yesterdays grain specuations gave way to the weight OF
qudtons by weary holders TIC largo increase In the
other Inducements sellers being the
prevailing mild weather which sdered detrimenta TO
the crops condition OF the foreign marketa
demand failed to check the weakness and
helped reflect the unsatisfactory position Of holders
There we're OF 10000 bushels Of and 10000
shippers Cash wheat kept steady by
these purchaser but spot dropped ites The
bushels and Some sellers The rallies
trng and prices closed heavy at losses
Of for February 1884, q f0r March At 50 "a for April
May sos and June at 80 and cont for July at
e97s The speculation moved lines parallel
with wheat and tho market ended weak at de-
cnes OF = for March at 55a q for April
ssh and August at 69l and 2 cent for
May So and June at Ssh oats the spot
of 4 q aud the options closed Down cent at 37h
March. April and May There sales OF $50
for export options in sympathy with
Western weakness declined az points closing follows
March, 81 eS April 81 20 May S. % June. So OF July
IS IL.
receipts grain and -four reported yesterday at New
York Baltimore PhIade phia and Boston ware follows
Wheat 20347 bushels corn 1895 bushels oats l96640
bushels; grain 1872 bushels; -four 714s0 pack
ages AT Chicago. Milwaukee and St Louis the arrivals
wheat CSC bushels; SS604S bushels oaa
PSI oil bushels total grain 70l.03l bushels -four 62336
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9teamboats dnQ Railroads.
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

On and after FEBH Any =, 1900
AND ySifES DsTSiES NIL RC ~ Cortland.
s with Pullman S.1 r sss
@ sSsse g. :ys9y
Ia sssR"f es Ss' MsssS 20;
Es az centre a sSpHf ss 81 SG5s lot
''t Il %oSJP saa
Express" q Pullman psiOf Cars and Psnnsy lVana
& = R&a: "a 'ss ss:s fSIs1s
w1sh9eS 20 % 40 an rssa o a. and % a9d 20
Sunday 81 and 90 ana y and 9 90 u T. and
F.. Cave May Il 40 j. m weekdays. Saturdays only
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and intermcdste sta
$40 and p: m; On SUNDAY, o AS a. m and p m
For 20 Old Point ip and Nooa Via NowYok Philadelphia
N SsT RaE So M ss&y day. via Baltimore and
trains at jersey CITY, adordns speedy and direct
Trains arrive From il'ss6ars II 30 n nj and
s$sSS 90 daily ny. aGC% ss %''s5 &c. So 80
sns "a sa "a s. SHn''{ p
S54 aOa e; go 90 - $50 20 So 20 -
SO go 90 ' 80 % 20 % S c and II 80 qg9 Sc
a. m, 8 90 s so T. s:05, 90, 35, 10 ;35 p. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
aad5 Street Street Ferries, as follows: ...,.a,o.
20 20, g. %. Chicago Inited and 10 washington
Limited Dining Cars) and IL m, J. 2, 1920, a, 80,
8, g. Z. and D. m. and - is night Accomnoda-
tion, 80 and II 10 a m, 40 and p. m Sundays.
Limit d) and 10 a In, A. 80, 8,
g. Z. 6 and p. m. and - rs night
Trains leaving NewYoTk daily, except Sunday at 8, 0,
10 and II 10 ], 2, 4, 8, p m and 10 a NJ and
G p. on SUNDAYS connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning leave Broad Street Station, Phlade ha
19 81, 8 20, 4 o5, 40, ts5, ESQ, 49, $40
Dining Car. IA and so p. al IL 49, 80. 30, 4.
6, 0, 35, 1912, 8 ~ and $3.50 p m. On Sunday,
8 80 "A so tmitedC 5:2S, 35, 7 10 and 8 II p IN
Leave Philadelphia, via Camden 90 A. and 80 y
daily except Sunday. $780,
Ticket Onices, $40, AS and 944 broadway, Asor
House. Battery Place and foot Of Desbrosses and Cort
landt Courtst and BROOKLYN Annex Station, foot
Fulton-st, Brooklyn station. Jersey City Immigrant
Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden.
The New transfer Company will call for and check
'"t CTts F. Pi Gu. JR WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Corlandt and
Desbrosses follows: 49,. -
a M for CatasauQua and intermediate poir s.
q 10. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmlra Rochest.f, bunaio
and the West and principal local points CHAIR car W
Wilkesbarre . ,.-.,,... ,o,,,e
p 10. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points
Harrisburg ,..u,,...
$40 o. m for Pitston and principal intermediate
points. Chair b. PittstOn. -,
500 p for COplay and Intermediate points Con'
necinn Reading sburg Chair car 20 COpay
so p m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester Bur
falO and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
e:15 D. m for Laurays and intermediate Poinu
Trains leaving at 3 a m. and 40 D. m con-
meet for ali points Mahanoy and Ha<eton coal REGIONS
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a for Msuch Chunk. HA1leCon aud Intermediate
points.
20 p. for Coplay and intermediate points.
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester.
Bunalo ARD The West Pullman sleeper 20 LyohA
General Eastern Once, 235 broadway
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST
II Via STONINCTON LINE
Inst he Route at Lowest Rates
STEAMERS leave pier 80 ~ r. one block above
Canal st., ~ soc .. daily. except Sunday.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb. 20. n o. m.Consols. l02 Is tor monsy
1902 S. g for the Paul Common. 79s CAN
adam Pacific Erie 27ss d. second cOnsOls. l0l W
Reading S4b
Bar silver quoted at 4id. per The amount 81
bullion into the Bank OF England ON balance todav4
974OoO Of the Bank OF Enauds reserYt
liability which last 1875 per 40f3
Paris quote at Il francs 9lH
the account and exchange London at -
francs 27 ceDtimes for checks.
The weekly OF the Bank OF France shows
OF $025000 rdnos ia gold and 7i15OOO francs
silver
Spanish As CO..
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6teamboate an0 RaiIrcaos.

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMToKT NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND
THE SOUTH.
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK L. H. viii
leave foot Of COrtlandt and DesbrOsscs SITS follows
Week days q m, arriving at Old Point Comfort p
Daily D. NJ. arriving ola Point Comfort Tickets
paOrcar and sleeping berhs secured at any Ticket
lor-car and sleeping 6ers secured any Ticket
Office OF the Pennsy lvania Railroad Company.
H. W. DUNE. supt Il. b. COOKE, 6. 7. & II. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-24
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK. VA, and SOUTH
more thence palace steamers ARRIVING a 9d P9nt at
s rs a H. Norfolk a. m IL VI OMfhlNS,
Genl Pass Agent S17 Broadway ~ Y
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN RAILWAY. TRAINS leave from ferries at West 4|o
and Jay as fOllOwa: -. ,,,.
West 42d-st. $50 a IN. Jayst. 80 A. m, for Mo
dletown, Fasbure Monticello Liberty, Walton De DEM
Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton Oswego, Bunalo
DETROIT Chicago. Wakill valley points -. ara
West 42d~t, 10 p. IN. Jayst.. 3 IS D. ms for MI
dletown Fllenvie Waikiki Valley points , o.,
Middietown Fallshurg, III berty Walton Norwich Oneida
Oswoeo Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago ST. Louis
Burat Slcepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Gar
free Rochester. ..- ,,,
Pullman slecpngcar berths reserved at 3oT broadway
Time tables tickets &c, POI, 307, 944 l326 Broad
1877 ethaye. 1874 East I25th ST. 201 west 2othst'
New-York. ]. e. ANDERSON, u. T. A.
18 Exchange Place, New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-24
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Feb. % -sDansh gold 23912S)t ENrhanrs
quiet ngar-Demant improved Sales 300 bag ri.
fuga 9j2 96 degrees polarization, at 50 75gS2 o?S
gold QuintaL