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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
TIE PETROLEUM AARKEE
NEWS FROM rHE PIRLD

NEWS FROM TIE PfRLD AND RANGE OF PRICES
To-day the Ncw-York Stock Exchange WILL begin In its
unlisted department dealings I'm Nstonsi Transit ecfu-
Gates which require the actual delivery Of GER
tfcatcs There less fun at tho expen o'
the Exchange It's departure IN admitting trading
In warehouse receipts Of commercial article but ms
serious View the movement on te part OF the rthnS
members Of the petroleum ade not at all hostile or
discreiitlblc the active workers fol tho INNOVATION
There ts serious doubt expressed by experiences
oil brokers the OF the scheme under system
delivery but that question Is one TO DO setue'
by actual experience As rule the members Oh 'E'
ted Stock ard Petroleum believe that th"y Will
rotsn their prominence oil market but they I'D
not look upon the Stock Exchange experiment with the
Jealousy with which tho ncuIson Of The oil men mo ran
way shares regarded 1t IS likely that the de'"nss
at the Stock Exchange viii be started WIN d>spp"n''
mont to those who regard It an event. We DO not
look for all the capital back Of railroad shares to huri
WEIGHT OF upon values. do VIC look for the
boom which OF wall Streets iocular skeptics Oh
tho future have asserting VIII DO the outcome OF Wa
experiment II the Stock Exchange develops an OIL
aycculation Will probably In normal way ana
Il dsvslopS speculation with leGitinafn
commercial fses ,: will 40 all Spectators meet with
disaster.
A. The Consolidated Exchange yesterday there were
active dealings in crude certificates and strong t"ne p,
vailed throughout The held news was not i"p"..ah'
but II n had ony character encouraging 20 boinef
An esgor certificates borrow eopunueo ana
good premiums paid tho bested borrowers si'R as
much as 81 per 1000 FOX The Ok soods Inc
producers organization presents oro eompsc'hess ah
confidence than have been shown for long ume' ana
while apparently anxious for an extavagant speeuS
ton tho members satisfied with the commercial out
look and are willing TO buy any reactions without part
ing with material OF goods when prices bulge
There were buyers yesterday willing TO absorb all the oil
soid when prices agaed or and the market closed nFn
at practically best points.
The range Of prices total dealings AZ the Con-
solidased Exchange follows: 0renBs W L..
highest % u.s. 81 3s. fnsl s3 5s Sales barrels
! 1925, 900.
| Refined oil firm but unchanged at - osn'' pe'
|, Gallon Abel test at all ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

INTEREST TO BE PAID In MARCH.


sThe Daily Stakeholder tomorrow Will print
a full list of the companies paying dividends on
stocks and interest on bonds in tho month OF
March. Exclusive of the United States, the
amount of bonds paying interest in March OF this
wear is s4l6399g4l, against S345, 0l2,337 i'll
March. 1887, and the amount of interest which
will be paid is SII,I52,025. against so,o2o,"?3'
The amount of capital stocks on which DIVIDENDS
will be paid is S3O3 OF, $751; against s246, 3S4A5o
in March. 1897, and the amount CT the DIVIDENDS
is s6,531 900, against s5,2973ss. The total
Notwithstanding United States intercst-of IN
terest and dividends which will be paid In March
is s2O277010 against 81 ., 80, II paid IN March
Of 1ss7. The Treasurys disbursements for PEN
sions in March will aggregate nearly $50, ooo'ooo
which will make q very large hole IN It's accumu-
lations of money since january l, as well as Ill
the ideas of writers who recently have become
converts to the doctrine that the Treasury should
every day even its payments with its receipts
to avoid accumulatiOns.'
FEATURES OF THE STOCK DEALINGS.
To-day's stock market to a great extent WAS
an Erien market. The stock and bonds OF that
com1unv were made the leading features OF the
dealings, and were used for weight upon the
whole market II had been discovered that they
were without special support and therefore they
were selected for as hammers Ihey were usca
he some reason given for such free sales, ana or
necessity that reason must be one that might De
applicable TO all stocks Hence the Street WAS
favored with rumor that the Erie company con-
teInplated general reduction OF the wages OF us
employees 10 the extent of 20 per cent, ana that
a general strike would follow. The Ere oilicliis
had not hea rd Of any contemplated change IN the
pay OF their employees nor Of any dissatisfaction.
And yet VIC are asked TO believe that there Is no
short interest in the market and that such IN
telrst has no occasion To resort TO desperate
methods The big drive of the day was made III
the last half-hour, with the evident intention OF
making prices for London's tO-morrow's oT,ening.
Prices generally did not close at the very lowest
pont but they were lower than London closed
IL clock Newly Ork tme'. and when London 5
opening tomorrow comes, responsive to our clos
ing as it will, there will be a howl about the
weakness of the London market. 1t Is an Old
ganc-so old That is worn out. No one disputes
the general indisposion to speculate which places
the market temporarily AT the mercy OF bold
operators BIT to the casual observer it seems
that all the business done is in short contracts,
and that therefore to-day's dealings were one
more repetition of sowing the wind to reap the
whrlwind. -. 49, ..<.s
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds wcic dull and easy. with
the bidding Is per lower for the is and
4 l-9s Annexed arc the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

Receipts for week LIN bales Exports, 60 osles IN
ports. A bales stupidity dull trade with some weak.
OH all tho choicest Is tho report
this week buyers wanted but few hops, aud secrs
have tried 70 force sales.
STATE 1887 Choice. l3 dl4 Estate. 1885 ~
De c1oI to rme. . 10 Gsi1 Pacific Coast 1887. 2i2
Do. common To far. Pacific Coast 1888. .
POULTRY AND GAME.
Prices on 1.-Two poultry were hold up until near the
"Wednesday. whom some weakness ives deyeicpea
since then there has steady decline In fowls rOes
tors and turkeys The figures quoted, however are cur
rent at close, and the market Ia not kely 70 90 any
worse this week. Ducks and geese about steady for
prime
Fresh.ked poultry is In light receipt; chickens and
fowls are ruling and hner but turkeys are now
Qulecr and while prices show no matGra change sne
mainly poor fair gYaie ard move slowly but fancy
large are wanted and would sell readily. Geese very
QUIET Philadelphia roasting chickens IN tight supply
good demand and BfOicrs held steady Uut supply
ruy equal all requ enents A. present priess Capons
QUIET S1uabs scarce and FIRM. Frozen poultry 10 Ia
fair demand prices held steady but offerings arc
somewhat larger than heretofore and widely scat
tered ducks dull and nchanged Frozen sniPe ana
pover quiet must be very choice TO command our top
QuitatiOhs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb 10 n m.-Consos 100 6l6 for
mon ~ and 9l6 tho Atlantic and Groat
Western It mortgage trustees esrhcsiss DO soiSnd
Common 49,. New-York Csntral iO0a; Reading. 33'%
Bar silver IL quoted at 40 g 81. per ounce.
neil bills allotted to-day al deciiae OF so
per rupee. 49,,
THO anount Of bulon into the Bank OF England on
balance t,-iay - $4,000 . nm ,-.. Al
Paris advcss auots cent rentes at " francs ~
cenmss Tor account and exchange on LONDON at -
francs % a tmes for checks
Spanish a.. 6674
Money 2a2L per ceat .r, n,
The rate discount tho open market for short bs re
z3i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
yURs AND SKINS.
MILK AxD CREAM.

The daily averarn receipts and ~ tie varos
railroad distributing points ant GEAR IN, Guy Tor ths wes
have follows 3s&j cans oil mDs % cans ~
condensed milk and 90 cans OF cream sus9shan is,y
cans milk ~ % cream; Ne~.fott An.
Northern cans milk; New Haven and HARTFORD sS
cans mx, Harlem 2s4O OF MIX. 100 cans OF con-
tensed milk rs ontario AMI west shoro
roads 2o OF milk o. condensed MIX ana %
N-wJersey Central 05b cans OF il< ann
Of and by miscellaneous. short routes ooy esns
been Oo cans milk 80 OF c0ldsnsed mix and $50
cans demand has been asoi All tn
patforu havc been steady Oh 81 VI ca" OF
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

10 shares Kn!cserbocksr Ice Company w
e3 Cltiscns Gas Lfgh Comgsy OF westcneer
Y per cent bonds due 1908. ~
100 shares AnsSjsan Loan anil frast GO npsny ;,ls0s
81 shares NswYerk Rowsry rirs insurance Company az
shares Chesapeake and Ohio nrst preferred stocf
SO Ohio r. nrst prsferred stock
IL sharss fifth Avenue Transportation Company
share brooklyn Art
shares Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic AZ
200 United states Dredging and Canal Consruc
100 shares Bol Electric Light Company
81 500 Arkansas State Leyee bonds July 1873 coupons
100 shares Home Insurance Company 40
Standard Preferred with option 70
eubac rho Tor commona t0ck az CD per cont go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
('HRRa1.

Heceprs for week l884S packaxsA Exports 400 800
The movement homo account oontnues fsif, poeapy
mai In he corresponding srne Ia former yea bet thn
export sht and . closely s.nnnsa to I n0t
larger stock Of no and fnSy Oheose than ne home aes
can USE Thus fsE BIDDERS have hs9 p SiaS 20 cSTens
ratesi and shere SIN deposition TO reasan sa% S%
now Would deter buyers rom operating beyond their 9s
urrcnt nccds Tho market Is. sherefore nissa ssaoy
ana tina husiness d Is about nn preesj put
there were buyers Important lines our INSIDE nsurss
would nrobaby be shaded Ohio data steady DOT Gmot
Pennsyfvsns skins selling Us fast as IeeeiVea "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
1--we Stock MAnKars ny rKI.E0RAPu.

buvy.Lo Fsh a9.-canis-Rses,pts le.i "a sons. we're
DIN hsp Toal Tor week TIM, Lar T.. haaL aama dss
Ia. week $40 hou consigned through % cars AZ Of which
10 Nes York sale. nons. -
vs.x tna, ar Is 900 For TINS asI weok iB 2og
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
BUTTER

REGENTS for week 26.e7l pkgs Exports 10. wesx ~
pkgs Notwithstanding the moderate fsseip: ana co1t
Weather the continues slack ana tne marAet
drass along In unsatisfactory condition Esssay vs
arr Generally free and tina OF prices Is parey
seady Buyers who shop around some ina no aimeuty
in supplying their wants az SOC Tor Extra Ls,9 ara
sola Wisconsin etc. few syorite brand: 60 into rss
lar channels fraction higher but theS give n. s'ss orc
offered freely 2oa2ec and aoye slowly in that 5ans me-
STATE fair msds crcsusry quiet AZ n$s snd
frkIns are held with some sonAdenee az $500 ~
Quality Is not generally very sttotys ana dem.na az ys
Old dairy Is unchanged IN demand or price the position
is sustained entirely BY the Hight suppy uhs s,ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
FRUITS AxD BsRRIEs-DRIED.


ncepts FOR week 255t xports dried apples l26S
riga a little speculative demand. coupled with fair
movement trade wants have given the market ior
oyauofei apples trife c3dler tone, but there are no
changes to note In prices Sundncd sliced apples 10
rnnn outlet. Quarters scarce and wanted Chops
arm Cores and skins neglected. Peaches In small sup
nv and demand light Raspbefries higher Cherries LII
frui ahDut a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

NuTS-Peanuts steadv ~ % &C. for hand picked and
aS3sc for fsnes' Assn pkgs IN thus week Peaans ate
salable extra large Aud AZ Tor
ne.ius- Hickory scarce quoted ~ 1o@Sa az per
hushet.
BEtswAx-stsaiya at 81 a22rsc, and demand fair
UONEY-Vsry little demand and Wholesale quotations
us oore than ,oninsl White held isc tor
fancy boxes iael,e Tor l. gass ooKss AMI l2Hi3o foe
In Buckwheat honey du az oclod
POTATOES AxD yEGRrABLRA
Receipts Of foreign potatoes are increasing and stock
tends receivers hands Advcos ind
largo arrive bstw Msrch and To- and
cohkderabe pressure to SOIL causing shadiaz OF
prices At Che close &c 2JhS2 W arO the ruling prlcos
nr prime Scotch Magnums with ono or two mvcritc
IT going trids high.f and fAir grades -
Champion rule dull At 81 7o9si 10. nomesus and Nova
scotia Urrh.nh srs q.iet and barely etosdy state ue.
Rose In email ssrty f~n al lr,s ana hold very nrnly
Iva OF the wants Of wear hy fsgnrs tor -eed
Berinuta paa,oos and high Sweet potatoes IN
good demand and frser Berr,uia onions sesrce and
~aisd ~ % 20 ts3 % bcs duh ash l.wcr. kortds
ables -. v~ry wei III II choc" 2ua'Ity but otter.
hxs are very Irregular and pgJs show wide range Od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending Tuesday, Feb 80 1885,
aEASs AND PKAA

Reeelpts for week 1865 pkss oeans $3.50 pnss pes
F,nors 6l7 pkga beans 2A3O bush peas Imports u.eoo
bass beans Marrow boans ars shade easer uno or
some pressure sell and continued s9w trads 9 90
obSng saios above "a S. Pea slightly wssHs G, Tu1s
and Red Kidney rcasin dull and some "naD a
soup wholly neglected California i,as av re Iii
and very firm Foreign beans Oh chyIso % az nraAes
about steady, but there ~ SOHO "eaAno'' VI" y" s'
Green peas o little unsettsd- "a. -, m
Beans marrow. 70" "a aIcna 49,
Choice. ZSU o. o. n
Medium, 90.
y
Do, Pea Choice o. 10 pak
DO. VIII kHy 49,. po;Y ro'v,na' NV" aooA22a
Choce-,.--.-- 0A0o un'A, ISSn
I'm SSoi ice, A.1' aoS 021O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

sILgsAr THE CONSOLIDATED sT0oh AND
PETROLEUM E1CHASdE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

l.at.. Low Mislhns saa.c, pa.res dssrsrr ss ga
4pri and May asiivsrI. s,s+L S9yer. Nay s,. and
June delivery. 366is buyers. June tn Juy aeuvssv
o ~ ga suvers July AMI Anzus asii,e.r, tassi
sellersi August aui saptsnier delivery, s..stH
Low Aaaias ~. coat or nnmy, 9: ss, .sa sHa gross
NORFOLK fcb ~ -tptton- piist HtNfns lu' 80
and gross receipts 020 balss sxpests eo~sss"~ -
bales salAs l75 bales stock ttctHatL 1A.JvS
SAVANNAH reb. 2o.-t'ottJR-tpcs dtinnA 1919 10
Low MhiduInG s.lS. Sova Ortsnar. ~ 70. "os ="
yeeslpss GA Ual.A. expsrs ss4ss"." -'''' ''
snls $40 bales stock 5s7Ut bais' ,..,,,.- a,
NcwLlngk tva q -Sce S"'b"r rNi
Low Iiddlnx GIG: COAL osiri:t ee hs, 80.
A&-l r.scIsiA ssIShNo ~ oi's "
Costinsst Sig pa.es .asss~ - S-s' e~'~s siSA
5000 5IloS. Sn5.V3a bsisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

SPIRIT, or rr-RrrNrISx.
cn.six,tox Feb 20 -Spris rurpeniinc slsAdy - 3SA
sAyAS.An te,A u -rur poatuae aaist AZ sse.
WELLINGTON yen YO-rurpentfns Qu.es al 57SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
EGtbA

RoceIts week. 1900 pkss The mark Ss ,, mas
rciu,,sd rapidly since last report Dtd ffeSn
and lined eggs have pretty closely cleaned up ana
ths fact that have been more generally supplied
With new laid good has caused lsrge Increase IN de
,nand Arriv,1 have l,.rcssed: and expectation 81
larger supplies terded 10 pr os do~n"ard az
tnes while the increasing activity has given rise to oc
ca sioa periods Of 1nnsss With reaeton IN rcss Fine
on Thursday and Friday the demand exceeded The sqpp
opened With drop &c., but AZ the clos prices havs
recovered to y So4 t9e, With firm feeng az inc mo
h m,,Stsined ione LINED eggs In snail supply
and closing out at somewhat higher prices
p.rpsvv,, and Del lsontheru fresh gath.
I ... :, a ,ardo,9a "a Grad 60 D3k
Western Limct. Nans's ~H", zrxL
fresh gathered. os4'a Western per dos-.tS ia
FRUITS MISUNDERSTANDING
Apples have been IN good demand and irni' b9t are
more Yienty at the close triho loss active Oreil-
ncs lece,y. most attention and pretty well main
timed baldwin a shade weaker, Grapes are plenty.
49, dull ana irregular Cranb1-res quiet, but 10 light
SUPPLY and nrm. Florida oranges In moderate supply
flr demand and Arm all desirable grades Strswbaf
es from Florida show Irregular quality and condition.
and sol In a wide range good demand Tor fancy lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

CLOSING PaICEs OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON, Feb. 80. 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01

. seller Is davs
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-05-26

Gov. Ross must feelalike a very
sick kitten, or a soaking wet hen
nowadays. First, the democrats
of the Territory met in convention
and sOundty berated him. After
beng thus treated in the house of
his friends, the Republicans metin
territorial Convention, and they,
too, numerically failed him. His
condition somewhat resembles that
of the swain who was in love with
two girls, so jealous that neither
would let the poor devil enjoy the
exclusive society of either, thus
causing him to petulantly exclain ;
How happy would be with either,
We're 'tother dear charmer away"
But his tenure OF office is short.
Cleveland has habit of selecting
and retaining every appointee OF
his, from Attorney General down
to the lowest boorish postmaster,
whose very name has a mal.odor-
Gus smell, but Cleveland will not
long have the appointing power,
and after Ross is relegated 20 pri,
vate life he will thereafter hold to
solitude as Lord Derby is said to
have held to gout. The story il
Illustrative says that a certain firm
in London set up new wine shop,
and it had a particular brand OF
sherry specially recommended for
the cure OF gout. Lord Derby had
the gOut and the firm sent him a
basket Of their sherry. A few
days thereafter the firm received a
note from the distinguished mans
private secretary saying that Lord
Derby sent his compliments, that
he had tried the sherry-but pre-
ferred the gout.
But sherry won't be sent to his
nibs, ard he will be forced to live
life as close as that of monastic.
when he retires from office, tor
then there will be "none so poor
as to do him reverence" We have
known the old gentleman so long
that we are really sorry to the ex-
tent of pity for him, but the truth
is that ever slnce,he abandoned the
Republican party he has turned
lshmalite his hand has been
turned against everybody until ev-
hand has bceh turned
against him.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-05-26

issued by Commander.in-Ch CT
the G. A. r. Gen. Logan, in 1868
Kearney Post No. 10, G. A. K.
proposeyshowing proper respect to
the Day and tor the heroic dead
OH Wednesday next, and:we trust
that all OF our citizens will join the
boys in blue In spirit and person
on the occasion, and help swell
the chorus of hozannas to such a
volume as will break through the
clouds, and, floating up the celes-
tial heights, mingle harmomously
with the songs of the redeemed
tuned in the Redeemer's presence.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-05-26

KANSAS CRY is certainly an an
omaly. 1t has grown faster, and
more substantially than any other
city in the country. And it IS still
growing. OF the 9.4OS miles of
railway built in the U. S. in 1887,
4. 500 miles were constructed in
territory Immediately contiguous
to the city located at the conflu-
ence of the Missouri and Kaw Riv-
ers. 1t has % railroads running
into Its fimits-all trunk lines.-
Every nickel in the city is turned
over every day either tor lager. real
estate, or other substantial. Drones
are not permitted to hive there. -
"Get-up-and.g get" is the motto up
on which every man there works.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-05-26
Memorial Day.

NeXC w cuneSOay Will De memo
rial, or, as it is popularity called
Decoration Day.
A few years since the lamentet
Senator, John A. Logan, was asked
by an admircr and intimate friend
what incident in his remarkable il
career he esteemed as his proudest,
to which query he instantly res
ponded that being the father o
Memorial Day gave him more plea
sure as he. took retrospective view
OF his lite than any other achieve
ment in his history. 1t was he
who conceived the idea and had
it officially gazetted as National
holiday.
The idea was a holy one, and Its
proper observance make drafts up
on the holiest instincts and attri
butes Of mans nature Every hui
man being has two-fold existence.
lie or she must exist as an individ-
ual, and a part OF all. This, then,
is a dual existence, singular and
plural, so that 1t can be truly said,
mo man l;veth tor himself alone. "
TRY he ever so hard man cannot
escape being of the aggregate, rs
lie must, of necessity, bo OF the
individual, ergo, when a person
drops from off ot the tree of life
every branch and shoot is affected
IN proporti to the worth or un-
wortninese of the lost member. -
Men come into the world and g~
out of it equal, alike weak and
helpless. But the span Of lite Is
in no respect equal. Mans histo-
ry may be a blank page. a blurred
one, or well filled volume Which
may be read for the betterment
of his fellows. He may i've a
shining light or blighting curse.
But whether good or bad, the grave
is the receptacle OF and for all.
The idea is pregnant with reason
that lie who battles tor the right,
and offers up his life for freedom, is
a God-given, God-deserving man,
whose memory should not be per
mitted to perish, but should be
canonizcd IN the hearts of succeed
ing generationsiand held as proto-
type tor the emdlous, the truly pa
triotic.
The late war for the integrity of
the Union should not be forgotten.
1t cost much treasure in lives and
moncy-but it was worth the sac
rfce. Through it, black garb and
white hair clothed the bodies and
heads of erStwhile CHEEKY women,
and children have grown to man
and womanhOod fatherlcss. But
the God Of battles smiled upon tho
Union arms net a star was pluck
ed from the azure field of our Ma
tion's Banner on the contrary,
otheas have been added, and still
others will ere long illumine 1t.
By Logan's bill every recurring
30th day Of May is set apart for
services appropriate to the show
ing of respect to the memory OF
the heroes who went out into lead
EN- storms to resist attacks upon
the Nations life, and who now
sleep in obedience to the tattoo of
the Commander-in-ChIef OF the
heavens and the earth.
Next Wednesday will be the
goth anniversary of Memorial Day
the first proclamation having beer
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-05-26

ONE of our exchanges corrects a
singular error which appeared in a
previous issue. For damned. "
read "charmed," 1t says, Why,
we have known men to be damned
through being charmed-those, for
instance, who fell in love with the
wrong women.