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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. .t
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after December Il airs leave NJ |

GRAND CENTRAL STATION ,
Largest and Finest PasseDeu station IN America
rs a. m, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing.
to Albany. Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal
'"e % so a. H. FAMOUS CHICAGO vrSTIBULED LIN.
TIED composed exclusively Of Buffet smoking dining
car drawing room and sleeping cars for Albany Utica.
Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland and Toledo.
arriving Cbic.go 8 80 q. m next day
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis. Detroit and
Chicago dra TO Canandagua and RQchestet
t1f 80 O. m Western New York and Northern Express.
$50 p M. Albany, Troy and Utica special. with draw.
ing eem Albany and Troy. Connects Troy toe
Saratoga saturdays only. ,u
a D. m, Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy
pres lor Nag.Ia Falls BvGao. Suspension Bridge TO.
rsnto Cleveland Cincinnati. indianapolis ST. Louis To
leio Detroit and Chicago With sleeping and dining cara
tie 80 M Montreal and Canandaigua Express daily.
Point and via st. AibsnA also . syracuse and Canaan.
daigua daily except Sunday Sunday train does not run
p m, Special Sleeper. arrives Rochester 7:4o a. m.
ri so .. m, Fast Night Express for 1chestcr Buf.
falo Niagara Falls Toronto, Cleveland Cincinnati. In.
daDapoa St. Louis Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping.
cars Sleeping, to WATERFOWL Via Utica daily
cept Saturday. also Canandaigua on Sundays only
f2 night, Albany Express With seepingcars % Albany
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West
for Saratoga Lake George and for the North Except Sat-
Tickets space IN drawing and sleeping cars
sole Grand Central Station 413 IS5 and 9i2 Broadway
- Park Place, Battery Place 81 West 1o5h-st and
Fulton sts., Brooklyn and 10 f'h-st, Williamsburg.
westcotps Express calls for and checks baggage cu
Kun daily others daily except Sunday. isop at 1asA
" sG%r 6 iks up passengers f m 5sa T
General Superintendent General passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W NY. G. 4 H. X. X 90; ; iesses, and 20 minutes
Trains leave Wests2d-st. station as fouo"s anu ~
earlier from foot OF Jayst. North River. .o,k, u
Detroit and Chicago a. SIS ,. m, 900. 'olop III
ST. Louis 600. sSsl5 y. IN. .,.. pr,sg. Niarars
syracuse Buffalo, Rochester, Suspension oi"s@ --s~
FallA 81 3. 80 o5 q IN, $50. bib NIX
Uuoa Is $3.50 l:30 800, sig y. IL a S.
Kingston sauserties CatskI, Albany sl'' '"i'' WV
crapston'. Vest Point Cornwall Newburg si9 IN. m
-. 65. 1915. all: 30 a m, 400 s.lT ~ n..hnrs
s1.OO %, Cransons Cornwall. NeNVuie
For Montreal and Canada East s6OV p ~: m Tsrsnts
Hamilton London. 1915 a. m. s6Oo 'oIo y '-
1880 a. H.. t6sO0 1913 p m. ,,,..r. Fails Detroit
Elegant seeping cars for Buffalo Niagara fA"" ~
DAILY Daily except saturday other gais s. an sii
Sunday a Leave Jerssy City, r. II n; II Ia A M
a. NJ s3:40p. IN. Hoboken. West shore sAuOn' 'i'
''Sv PeH.ts parsr or sleeping car wss
tons appyat oiioes sst o, fulIons
ipgton. ST.. 100 Futon.st, Annex ONCE eowery II
New.York Clty-so3 1855 oa2 Broadway 1872 wsst ssi.
PARK race An" Wes. eh"ro o'A'o'C 81 LAA2EEI,
ioS' 70 y. nss,hiti az. - General PASSENGER Abos
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COTTON MARKErs-Br rELEoR,pr

LIVERPOOL MAY ~ m.-cotton-Ths sales OF IN. d.v
Included 1900 bales Amere,n Fstur-s closed steady
Upand Law Middlin= clause May delivery 2lsla
Nay and June delivery ?4G<d bnvers; Jpne and Inly
delivery f;e4 buy.rs Juy and August ssIrrerv a.
64d sellers AuEust and September deyerv q g56I
buyers September ami october delivery l5Id sellers.
October and November DELIVERY l06sd buyer, Noyembsr
and December delivery SOD sellers September delivery
J25.Gst sellers ''
GALVESTON May e,-Cotton-Qnlot MiddlinK ZIG. Law
Mddng lie; Good Ordinary. AZ. net and gross "a
cepts 1853 bales; sales - baiosi stock, T. 30 bales
NORFOLK. May e--cotton--stsady. Middlinr xId nat
and gross rsceipts 100 bale. exports coastwss iie
bslesi Gales, 81 bAlesi stork 1850 bales
sAvAssAn. NAY 9,--csrton-oaiel ptddlnE DIG; Low
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CRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4ol. sI7

- IL
II III and 957 Broadway. 1897 Bowery. 1877 westss
Battery Place Chambers street ant I'D Street ferries
New.York; ~ and 1888 kuton-st. Brooklyn l0I Brot
way Williamsburg; corner Newark and utson Hobo
ken; 81 aontgoneryst, and New.Station. jersey CITY
where Tickets and Paor sleeping Car reservations ant
orders checking transfer DO obtain Cd
Exprsss trains odd earlier than time
from local trains ID 10 mnutes earlier
81 IN. (Sundsys Chamberss S:t5 23t-st 1906 m)-Day
Express Pullman Buffet Drawing: rosm Coaches 70 FL
mira Hsrnollsvllle. Buffalo Pullman sleeping CoscS
from Hornellsyille 70 Cincinnati -,
bp. m-Day Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" solid Pnl
maa train Of Day and Buffet sleeping Coaches TO Bufa
NIAGARA Falls Cory MeadvIe Cincinnati Chicago and
ll:30p mDay Chicago Express Pullman Bunet sIesPni
Coaches TO Binghamtsn. owegs Elmra. Rochester BAD
fal0. Jamestown youngstown Cincinnati and Cnicaso
Ru:Fo;d sSs e.S 10 o So Se s 1885 ss o 1921
p mi IL night Ai--'o Rutherford $50 a m 3 20 D. nj
passaic 9an m sunays $40 ga n,sb III III
Patsr.es4:is 1850 lSSos q noon la sn s Ss9
1880. ll3o M ~ night Sundays ~ Slp d lo%
iison $50 t2o $50 62 "a Pa ssa Pa 20 5sp
R.aso W., and satsrn ESQ 10 soa 1875
vosa $50 .So 52o. ssTsrn $50 , z; Z.
Newburg aud Corn wAll-750. m. $780, 430. oo1 o's
- p. No. sundays. S:lb a. m; on mao,
Warwick-WoeK days g. 1880 ~; i;3op u, a ao an
Goshen--4 AS 30. g. 10 80 a. n ~. ~ Do. A az
Hep m Sundays 40 3d. io''0 ILL., WV
MiadleownY and Port Jerv.-44a 1850 losoa M Sis
t G?'so H. 49, Z 80 Fl e M Dna''
Express trains from the West arrvoin New'forA s'"
1929 a M; :, s ana igSop III LP FARMER
CT -. ~ 49, II General Passenger Agent
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RAILROAD.

GRAND TRUNK LINE y
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Street Ferries as follows
HARRISBURG Pttsbug and the West with Pullman palse.
Se is'1 SSseS 90 Limited Of '3 P pu fa S.
and Sleeping vestibued Car at 200 a. m every da5
wa s z LSs aSse iJi Ei. Ssl, IS IS
trslcum Centre and tho oil Regions
For Lebanon, 100 a. "a, . ~ D. m and IL ;l5 night
s sfS s1$ p n saadS S g ana sst''''
ton Express pullman Parlor Cars aod Pennsyvsn;
Railroad Dining Car daily. except Sunday 10 m az.
ys % %::snsssn HS M iae Gas .ss
80 4 NJ 200 2 90, 80 and 100 D. m. and IL rs
nigh. sup5Say S SJS and 100 a. M 1870 aud %
For Atlantic TIA city p M weckd,y. Through parlOr Car,
FOR Cape May n ,v wssk days sa 0,.,n.,,
$40 and p m on sunday Sunday. sA' q. ~ aud p n
For sac Old DO Point and rok via Newyork Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad. y. n. every day; via Baltimore
and Bay Line 80 p nv W eSSnssy with Of,
trains at Jersey City. aTor1ng speedy and dlreeS
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Cor.
800 20, s, o, o. Chicago Limited and TO- Washington
limited Dining Cars. and II a. M, 2, 30. 4 49,
g. 8, z, and p. m. and 12:l5 night Accommodation.
press sS 's is q L%so and 10 a. m. 30 j. Q. \.
B and p. m. and - i night
1r1 10 ana s' Il 10 ssnsI sSs r. "a
land, s SUat;n aP ss nEU Jersey Ane cy 9ia 5
The. Ncw.York Transfer Comply will call for and
check baggage treT hotels and residences y WON !.
General Manager. General pass'r Agent
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Gountrp Dcaro n)auteo.

VxTANTED-First class board for family OF adult
w persons during the months Of June July August and
September, within fifty miles OF New.York Address,
wi,h particulars. ALDEN, Box 40. Tribune once.
WANTED IN BLOOMFIELD OR 0RAEG E-Psrma-
w nsnt board in small fsly by two middle aged laos
house and. location 10 pleasant and convenient 20
churches and TIVE fpszed ws.furnished rooms on
liberal price for Satisfactory accommodations Address
with particulars NJ. H.. Box72. New.York Post once
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BIDS or PROPOSALS for deepening and finishing
smart NO - on section A, OF the aqueduct and
snotne Head house connected Herewith doing all
oher wok necessary TO complete said shaft called for
tho approved forms OF contract
The onee OF the A9nsdnet DO received
this once nnu "wednesday. tho 33d fsy OF aav 1885,
zoeoeE M which place and honr thev will DO pub:
hey opened ny ths Aeuonet the
OF the for said ana mi shnE said Material viii
be made by said Commissioners soon Ihereasr AZ posi-
bic. ~ '
Blank forms Of said approved contract the spocnca
os therefor and bids or proposals. and proper envelopes
hor enclosure and form Of bond and pi1ns for
said work and all other Information can 10 AT the
the Secretary.
By order Of tho Aqueduct COMMISSIONER
JOHN G, SuEEHANs Secresary.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The actual market was nrner IN ~ aps ~
Sales, 900 bags Santos ls e4s sns lao ssm
saies 400 bags Savsnia 27S bags java ana 10 Dag.
Bucaramanes, private terms 1puSn 'fsd hms ,sh
accounts from abroad the closing ngures repre-
sented an advance day OF 65dTO points On may
s sen'e Iuns and SSa45 points on other months
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M,ddiine 3I6; Good Ordinary lilo; se, and gross
recspt 4e6 baiss exports coastwsc, l6o pAes' sso~
u bales; stock Is. l02 bales. x<.s,,,.
NewOmEASs Nav o. - cctton-stenfy Mddnns.
OF. raw W,diliug, D LIS; Good Orfipry. SIS net
receipts. $50 baios; gross receipts AGO. saes sae
oO0 bal a. stock lUO465 bsle6
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Connirn Bparo.

ITO PARENTS GOING ABRoAD.--A lady going to IN,
mountains for the summer, would like 70 take charge
OF Two gris between the age OF nine ana thirteen Fol
X. l.
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Railroads..
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR
uS 9BR fE9 p p6 SsNE0RT,
AND THE SOUTH
EEwYoEK. PHILADELPHIA h NORFOLK r. R.
Train leaves foos Of Cortlandt and Desorossss SIS
sc sny Ticket once Of the Penn.yvania Railr?ad Co
II. w DUNNE. supt r q. COOKE g. p q " A.
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY,-Trsins leave from ferries at West 42d
ana Jay sta ~ foS IS: 49,.
wost %9d;.t so a. m Jay-st, 30 e. M for Mo
Norwich. Utica. Rene Oneida. Fulton oswoso. Buffalo
West l2dsst 10 D. m. Jay ST. Si65 D. m. for Ma
dle,ovn. EenvIile, Waikiki Valley pointa
Mdactoyn, FaIseu,g Liberty, wsltspi Norwich Oneida
Buffet slsepers 70 Niagara Falla Reclining Chair Car
free 70 Rochester
Tmet TAB ,isiet ~ a. se so7 "a s2s Broad
Nav-Serkr, &c ANDERs0N, Q, Y A.,
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICho'
Crude oil yesterday advanced over cent and al mo
close was "a higher than last Saturday oeoro
the Fergus gushersr had been opened Tho market 10
NAMED narrow IL is but 1t Demonstrated as " o
ouently has late easily advance Is accom-
plished light buying Tho Impulse vas oonouoSS NV
to tho improving indications, in the refined st"auon s
there is considerable element In tho speculative uSo0
whose are likely be enlarged IL the improve
ment ia sustained There general purchases
Yesterday Of spot refined at a6 cents than nave poo
made, for many days, and tho inquiry all sroun. we"
sufficient induce refusal by roaners 70 sell ior ~
delivery at loss than IL cents The increaseo sN
lion ~ tho last two daya while not entitled 70 DO reeos
nized yet as the beginning OF steady moVemeh" No.
Gates that tho export trade feels that the sp~an'
prices at 3sG7 12 cents for conslderso1e "l'' %
az the excellent temper with which the holders Oh oe'
cates havo received temporarily bearish news rom o
ou oountrv possesses signiasnca The mood OF inc
petroleum trade ouch that the development Oh $3.50
business I'm refined would encourage speculative 's "
crude and the TWO interests are now so nhheH
that'a conndont course Of certihcaoe OIL "'u1u
bly, react beneaclally upon the refined inquiry. .
The crude certificate market showed yesterday oo'eo
temper than It has enjoyed since the last Spnrs up
First prices lowest and Inst prices wero
cally at test figures The monthly report OF inc pp'
ill.,. 6pe TODAY oxerted no influence speculation, DO
cause no extreme reduction net stocks Is fookee i
ana the cancellation Of certificates Is not ehpec'eu W
crude and the two interests arc now 80 nnAoa M IN
proboble will be so much the credit OF the pun
declne but others about due which may pfo'e 10
good ones Tho market closed with not little aninA"0
and strong . =. ,o,
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as i0
lows: z,,....,
S'SA ebL s53
Opening AZ
Highest "a SSS
Lowest Ses S6st
Final -------''-'-''------ AT 600 69a0Oo
Refined OIL as noted more fully above was IN no oel.os
demand and prices for delivery are held a. LIZ
cents Der gallon, Abel test, at all ports
OIL MARKETS.
orr CITY PENN May oNational TranSt ess
o..ned at Sbla highest, 81; lowest boil olosy
sle, I6s 600 barrels; oearances lgoOO1 sAr,o a7a
ters 66 9sl barrels; shipments, $500 parres fsn'
barrels ..,,v.
prrrsBuRG PENN May e-Petroeum closed larry
National iran opened at 30 cosso ~ 0"
highest S67si lowest S5l2 .,.....
apIpronp Penn May 9-Nationa Trsnss Cers. aSs
orened at s5a closed at S6 highest Sos io"os" o'@
Clearances, $40. Uo0 barrels. ..
TrrusvuLE Penn MAY 9.-National Transit oeiuuoS0'
opened at S5s; highest 81; lowest ooSi cDsco' o''
ANTWERP WOOL SALES
ANTWERP MAY 9-At the wool sales today there We
GOOD Attendance and Aenand and yestern
wee maintained There were 2oOo esles mar
100 kos 735 bales Of M0ntovidoo AZ 100 oIoo
A
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q UI0N Line: -
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL i
Leave Pier IS, N. R.. foot OF King St
NEVADA Tucsday, May o. D. m.
ALASKA rno.d TTesd1 S.. Nay 20 a. m m
ARIZONA =. Tuesday, June IL, 80 a. m
Cabin passage. ESQ. eco $50 and s1oo Second Cabin.
''' H. UNDERHYLL 4 &C.. IS Broadway. NJ.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

~ Trains leave from Chambersst; Station week dlyt
glew ood Tenafy Closter Sparkhll and Nyack 80
200. $40 9 $50 and II 80 q. m 10 $50 ZOO so
90 40 40 :0O 10 80 m, IL midnight sundays
100, 80 a IN, and .. m. For Manuel. Spring Val
ley Monsey and Tallmans week days. 90 so a. m.
80. @ 40 D. IN. SundayA o 80 a.. II. and D. m
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MisreIIG
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.
RESTAURANT PRIVILEGES.

Nov ,6th 1888 at o'clock p IN, at the oniee oil the
Centennial Commissioners, Centennial BuhdhgA Oin"n'
nau Ohio, for the restaurant privilege OF rasA Han'
which includes hot and cold meals, luhchoS ooho@ va
milk mineral waters ginger ale wine ana beer from DOT
,Ies at meals Prices on Bill OF Fare TO be sunlees 70
approval of Committee All necessary material for hths
up and carryng restaurant to be fuhShe" W od''i
A deposit Of $500 required with each DID.
second-Sealcd proposals will be received OF the same
time and place for tho restaurant privilege In the south
and OF Machinery Hail. which includes coffee yea,
chocolate milk and hot and cold meals PRICES on 6hi
Of Fare TO DO subject 70 the approval Oh ConIn'tce
deposit OF $500 required with each bid. All necessary
material for fitting up and carrying on resrans 70 Do
furnished by bidder.
Third-seaed proposals will be received az tne same
time and place the restaurant privilege at the West
end OF Horticultural Hail. This privilege fncudcs lee
cream cake, fees milk, tea, coffee and cold iunches'
Prices on Bill OF Fare subject to approval Of Com.
ui..oners Walters be young women attrcd IN Con-
tinenal costumes deposit OF 200 required with DID,
All necessary material for fitting and carrying on
restaurant to DO furnished by bidder Bidder can bid
for one or foregoing privileges. but In bidding de-
posits must be for each as stated
Terms-onefourth Of bid must be paid on acceptance
II bid onefourth opening Of Exposition; onefourth
IN thirty and onefourh sixty days from date Of open
Ing Of Exposition.
All bids must DO sealed, addressed Chairmnn Com,
mIttee on Privileges, and endorsed Bid for Res
taurant Privileges"
For further Information address
HOWARD DOUGLASS,
Chairman Committee Privileges
Box TO- Cincinnati Ohio.
no obtain drnkls water use JUDsoNs PERFECT &c
l. PURITY FILTER for sale, wholesale ana retan' py
LEWIS * C0NGkk.
COL and 603 Sixth Avenue. 1888 and l3aO BroedWay.
INVERARDS RUSSIAN, TURKISH, ROMAN AND
LELECTRIC BATHS, 2sth-st., three doors west OF
broadway and directly opposite the 9th Avenue Theatre,
are eoualled London Paris Berlin, Vienna Constan
tnope jerusalem Cairo or on this continent for their
lavish details of beauty peerless plunge baths thc largest
i'm the world thorough ventilation and spacious saons
suporby Illuminated by ncandesoent lights The variou:
deartnens are under the OF PROFESSIONAL expert and
skilled attendants This unexampled rendezvous OF health
will clese Sundays holidays and we arc prepared
10 receive guests all hours With polite and attentive
j. W. COLLIER, Manager.
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COTTON-Prices for spot cotton were onicsny refugee
Lice fair business resulted eaiea oso oalcS VI
rhich ZOO vero export tho balance for co-upIoh
A. III. ports the receipts aggregated 25i paies ooa
comnarns 312 bales this day last week ano W
for the corresponding day year ago since SeptemDcs
I Ithe beginning OF crop year, the receipts haEe
re,csed s93 bales against 1Sl,025 bales for the
ssme usrod la4 year. -, -. ,,s
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Alnsiral Instruments.

european advertisements.
T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable tonic " Il success and q boon
for which nations should feel grateful. SEQ
Medical Press" Lancet &c. Highly roc
commended as nightcap' instead OF alcoholic
drinks
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ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

ANTWERP WOOL SALES.
ANTWERP May 9At tho wool sales to-day .nere rses
GOO. meinapned There were $500 bales offered me
sass were sB bales o. Argentine at 80 iS0 Ianoe
7jt haiea M Montevldoo at 100 1900 francs zI
bales cane greasy las francs and l4S bales OF
at l0J . 100 francs.
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7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
Finest and choicest Meat F1avorlng Stock for
Soups Made Dishes and Sauces Annual sale
100000 iars.
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Ocean Gteamers.
DED STAR LINE.

II ED STAR LINE.
=, Sailing nom NswYofF :oi Antwerp weekly;
SkhSESfAND : %sdnesd i Nay e. 3 M
$40 ssc ss s $50 and
s isiIsf wsfGaT Sons Gen Ass Bowling ereen
NMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
CITY Of To sERN ASa Msy e
S STT 81 81 SHiSaaJ ss sM ~! ~
dify Or hI6hHosD ~, ss = Jun; 5:1.1 Y e,
i FSss4 t!S ss nd Upward sEc5rb
'N' ''' PETER WRIGHT SONS. eppsssl Assps
BOWLING GREEN. n Z.
CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRx TO kIvngrooL Via QUEENSTOWN from
s:s u, NJ fs sII'i IN: u n
.UmSri., Nay 2S 8 .. m. servs. June 10 10 a. m
s .scc ;ses, Y.ss,m.a,,,s .ss
s e:s &C. 'ss ana Ds
rates For fssht ,nd passaee apply to Ne company
once J Hssies sff'2 stowN co. General
CIRCULAR LETTERS Of credit for travellers
iissd y sss BY
II ANrBURG-AMERICAN S. S. Limo for Ply
= es s.sn ' :ss nd 0Si5ss: m s'Ts
Gellert, . M May 10. Leasing, .. m, MAY e.
sas'tIss e 4 s.. SS 4 E
.JAPAN-cHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
sts.mors leave saR Francisco as felews' , a
SSS sEs$S w Es:::s:S IA; IA; + +
hhlg supert,y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aooonns
RESERVATIONS 30 made b letter or 10 enc no
r. kaiSsd D;an E, TSSS pr..asn.
tn GOODMAN lessen G.aeSsl s.sssnssr Agent
THE STATE STEAMSHIP gTI5 AAMGIK PeIhI lNS5iw AND
WITH gHseye hh5SssE E4S s1 a RhDyOrD RATES
SF4TE 81 81 s ShtRA TF ss.:8s, HsI
ss Ss.r 81 &c ':sss
:r p.s ,5s O. q * 4 k5 aG'SS
sss J k5SaTsy eco
n ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
snosT R&YTE TS kko SEf BREMEN
ss'H T;s$ & tssP PIEsg lo: e Il H;s@.'a
M xsF va ga NJ NJ @ Nay
EdS s1 MAY sS ~ ,nS nnwa, gud e. st.
ss5SaS chs Co. M sif1 ''
THE U. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL S. co.
L American Passenger Line
For st. Thomas Barbados, Para PerDambuco Bahia NO
Jsneiro santos connecting for Menevdeo Buenos
Ayros and ports IN Southern Brazil.
Steamship F1NANCB, wednesday, May %. at .. M
From Newport News Va, Saturday, Msy 26. at p m
pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
HssE1 AND ESs PtS S0SA
From Ney.Yjrk pier 70 OF CaDalst, N. r
the Isthmus or Pan3lQa,
COLON sails Thursday. Msy 10. noon.
San Francisco, LIST ana Rranhsn st2
c,rv m rrrr,EScr On,ha anu Nav o. m
For freight passage and general information apply at
c0mpanys ohice on the Per MyI u C2nslr,s: ~
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GENUINE WITH BLUE SIGNATURE OF
BARON LIEBIG In facsimile the label.
To be had of all storekecpers grocers chemlstA
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THE u. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.

w HITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL ANp UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
.CELTiG, CAPT Irving, WEDNESDAY. Nay 1S $50 a. m
GERMAEIo. Capt. Gleateil, We'd. Nay "a $3.50 D. m
sn Mss s s''t $50 S0 snd ws s dtA'
tickets On f.yoTuSie ,srTa s,eenss from Or to tho Old
Country $50. "A limited number 81 second cabin pas
sengofs carried on these s.eamets Ne ESQ; ex.
WY Nsw.fofE =. BRUCE IeNAY. Agent
EXTRA STEAMERS
Reoubhe Saturday, Nay ID Eepnbrc Sat, Juno 16.
Bsldc. saturday. May 49,
wifi Be peYtSeS n The ssissn sa,eso and
OF the saloon and tho saloon deck R0tcs e35. Excur-
SION sos Stesrage eco Apply at the eompsnys Office,
II Brosdwsy. or to any local sgeHt.
y ONIPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TJoUE FRENCH LINE TO HAvKE.
Companys Pier lnew) Ne42 North River foot Of Mortenst
Ia P6uRSoSSE, Trssseal saturday. Nay Is Il q. m
55Is BE s xae. e. So@ns m
4 NCHOR LINE u. s. Mail Steamships
"A NEw.YoRK AMI. LynRPeoL.
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter
Saloon passage go and UPWARD Second class. ESQ
GLAS30w. VIA E,NDCNDERRY:
PSss. MY hyy T. 10 ndon fS nss NAY 5S noon
Rates Of passage ASA TO- GLASGOW. DERRY LIVERPOOL
or SEI.FASTi Cabin. $50 and $50
Second class, $50 steerage $50:
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit ana Drafts for any
For book Of Tours or further information apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, N. z
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Strict Good Ordinary z 10 Middnng 800
Trading in the option line was not specially active
the sales aggrecatng only 700 bales First prices rep
resented advance OF point, and this was maintained
crop months while nearby months eioseu dt
o loss OF 1d3 points for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
Proposals.
ITO CONTRACTORS "

A9uEDucr CoAMIssroxEas' OFFICE
Room 200 Stewart Building. No. gao Broadway.
NEw.Yonx, May 4, 1888 }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10

II ANIBURG- AMERICAN S. S. Limo for Ply
First CABIN $50 and Upward: steersas at low rates,
Gelert. . M MAY 10. Leasing, o a. m, NAY r.
KUEHAHDT Co., g B. RICHARD % ser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
For Both Sexes-City.
Bows and Young Men-Country.

THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF. LANGUAGES.
WEST MADISON SQUARE n. Y.
Open all Summer Also Seaside Summer Coui u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
112 4TII-AVE.
1nsirucilcu.
For Bows and Young Me

For Young Ladiss-City.
MISS CHISHoLM's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Is East 05th-st, New-York.
VIII reopen September 20 Boys Classea .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10

Refined oil, noted more fully above, was IN no oe'
a.nd and prices for future delivery held at IL
cents Der gallon, Abel test, at all ports