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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-17


supply Saturday April IA. 1888;
' sas. xsss sss1 sse $3.50 Bi5sF
Decrease sos7ss iSoAoS a,s6oa Sios aosiss
Visible supply in the United states and Canada
s ssSsssf %
sgs as
HAY AND sTRAW-wiih Limited receipt and ebd,os
sss sid Sss mi mixed ssss
eoasse Straw long rye sSeas1' short rye eSS'o'i
HoPs-The labor difficulties the large breweries has
limited The are &c pSSy
wh SAYxI sT9RsTh seeps the market wa:
@ hss a. ley o on &c Sss 70 IL for
standard to good.
no disposition shown to take large lots Prime STds
s ssns %aaessy on basis q ceyo
'e esasns h Psn W: aq BAY
Ay,es ,d from Ship 1,'p pd;
@ sss:
brig .sS :: ,1a g g
closed weak asd mis- markell moderate business
s 81 s1Ss S Ts s f
$,'.. sss. ;:. =.
f:s H S: "a
Quotei a. 4le " os'
600 PIoS,s Hams and 200 70 Piek ed Belize
Tie picked Bellies. ~ average AT ate loose ana &c
in eoxesi Picked nsms t uans ~ II ,ps
Mf0ui Es-yomipal in absence OF business DHEssED
EoS-Have varied IN any particular WIN mouea'e
demapd CIV heavy 70 light 7ss7'G s; q sn, anton
a. and prices varied within narrow range open.
~. sales showed ANAL gain subsequently mere was
ron Of 5 points closing steady spot lots have Iar
%and s r,.n fsi scnis higher sale. 90 5 isaed
oa",.S AZ 78sc Csstinent $500 south american Z2o
n In,il Gxc closing eic 276O tcs NAY az hose
sO7c closing at 03c 22oo yes ynns =. e'oS
a as1 tcs August % lac closing at size;
$50 tea september At sl5esl7e october eosnx q. o. is
BUTTEaA quiet feeling STU presa.s ana sssprs
e csss%s, s sss as rr'f sr sa
state Ri nrkn tub. 22sSse state na,r yrea% i'b.
25s27c; w.l.a tabs 22sSAea; 5a9s Dan" western
f Sssy w.:'' %.s.a
Old sseE-Dar, and Factory l6el9c. on ~ a I'm
Now stock quiet with ,msIl arrivals; on p p WINE
stat: sSTy SS cS sa sfss
eS0l0e EGGs-Agsin lower On large rsce,pts na'o
ssathsrn. i2Sissc; Duck Egg. Saosic.
sUGABA moderate business was reported the market
for raw hsd steady tone at &c sc bor Sales
Two carSoes centrfusal on the bssls OF sl8e iG 10
cargo seef Io e. sise d ssaSsaa
ists Cd sle Mould az" !c;. cOnfsetIOner..,
a. $40 9e; Coffee A" standard 9 l4c; Coffee Ss
Sas a. lis' Wiz Zee s.' relos 5iss5 ssa
| srEARINE-Has light demand CITY qu'''d At ss
o,Tr@sIL6w@prrn, unchanged IN price Prime cy qu'ted
At lv.a sales. $4,000 n. 40.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after FEBRUARY o, 1883.
GRAND TRUNK LINE

avn rS GRAND II TR sTEl y L ,iI ponrr
Trains leave NewYSEk via DesOrOsscs and cOrtlands
HaTrisssg rtss6as and the West with Pullman Palace
ns s ssa G9Sase 81 S every Sy
Os aysS 10 S CORY Js ss SGy f p
troleum Centre and tho or Regions. /.
90 FhsHy ao 81 Ha p adS "a nss ss
sa s9S y M raas ss -sa SS Ssl1'ay'
n g DAILY except spdq ~ a
rive W Wsnstsn as1 fss $40 az
pf a an spnsa S S1S and M 80 and 200
ESf tss NJ. Sy ~ woefdays 'I sadays only
tons va Railway and A@D0y, $40 a. M. Y noon,
For de Sa r stSs a. snd H.sulS s s'v Va NewYo
po; "a SSy EsSTa 80 V sssa1Sy with an through
sln: p. J$sssS city; ssprdiHs speedy and direct
rrs %sss .sa1 iet P hSn fitss6urs II and
na IS e. sunday aH is 30 no 9sS
go aad 10 s5 From ph,ladssle sS Sso 20.
u.s. l sas s ssS s asc S5 49, 30 go 4 sC 3d.
9sS 30 S c a%d !, $50 as ii p 30 susa2a
$50, :, sos 90. :s5 10 :s5 D, m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains NewYor via Desbrosses and Cort
30, 90 g. 8, o. Chicago Limited and 10, Washington
Limited Dining Cars) and II m, !, 2 90 4, 80.
s, g, and p NJ ana II 10 nishi Aeec?mmodstlon,
press rs, 10 Limited and 10 a. 4. 80, g. O. z.
B and D. and IL rs night
Trains leaving NewYork daily. except Sunday at g. Q,
10 and III 10 L, ?, 4, 8, m and 10 and
@ D. IN. O Sundays connect At Trenton for Camdcn.
Returning trains leave Broad street station Philadelphia.
- :0l 20 4:05. d40, 80 9 80 80 90 30,
S:40 IL and II 10 a. Limited Express. with Din
ng Car, "a and 4 80 p. mr. - 40. $50 20; Z.
IL :o1 go 100, :4O 49, 30 40 M. II 40.
1880 "A 80 Limited rs, :35. 10 and ~ D. m.
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden 90 IN and 80
Ticket ' onces $40 4s5 and 9i4 Broadway, 1 Astor
House. Battery Place and foot Of Desbrosses and cor
landt and Brooklyn Annex Station foot
Of Fulton-s. brooklyn; Station Jersey City ImIgrsns
Ticket ONCE, Castle Carien
check baggage from hotels and residences
CHAS f. pUCH j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General pass'f Agent.
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On the rr0asSs 1899 s Dy sS Ess. easy
iis sSi4ss" .A"'' ~
MnwAukx.. .Aprn le.-ylour sspor. wh'.. stronger;
s sss oss' ssssay wS. 's Rye No
s,s S Nee. fs p =; 70 800
ss S es.sa. ssss pss:
s ''sA
g. :. :1 % e Z:
e.. u 90 &C. Gss
Gear 81 DO 40 :r.,s, :: $3.50 81 Ions AZ
ss''s 1si: :1i.s I.
ss q. g. s'o sSs f ssa .,s.y
e; ss's apl ss s. 40 re-
% or s ssss u
w. Usgadsd Ys.w IN fysn dsp't r 81 20 f :a S
& ss sftsjss s:.s' 80 80
s Ss' NJ w is.t ss.ssa I'VE %
Wn. 81 apr q nv a q Nc. fs.e.
Zen 'Hn %s potatoes Mssnu%s iSs = sses
80 70
S sss a. D's G%.e ss
ss sS &c q III. Far Coed or%s potsss
p,ss per So POI 6as o. pseyis.a, we're steady
Ds. . s g ss. 81 e 40 is
e ssy q e. Tssi sgs.::
Il .t ssooa sss Gss sna Rs a .%ssoa 40
sn saased at Tie shoulders pokis cured. 7tD
&c 90 sncsca ss No.. e:i'' T. eios .;sass
~, cseansr g. 20 steam sssssi2h, Batehsrs loose
q re, WESTERN Creansiv Eta At go B. g and
orsamsrv EItrs western srs fs'sesv xiS.sS
rscs1s ogiis[ Western nrss chss.s STEADY
ffsts io1g ~ Y York Fall Cream 12z6l3G Ohio
ts:r dcm oos ,s.Sl2o 40 FAR rrns isii
vas nrm ro"a Ersn al Eoos32 90 Dor Fslrolspm
e .s'i .S ts'' p "a ''s cors 1000
s sss sbpmenss Wheat $500 bush Corn $500 oash
oats 1910 bush.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr. y,rt ~ stss. y3,,sl, aaf fIlrSris
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

QOFFEE-Fsr spot invoices at the were quoted
Id Lie but the movement hight Sales 800 bags No
II 12e and the lot subsequently resold at
IL Slc and still - Q5c; also 53Z bags 34c
fer No ana 4so bags capitanis az ~ lpc The mlder
America IL Csc 500 bags Laguayra 14t 900 bags
Rico 14c and LOCO bags Marncabo CAS- bags savaniila
and 214 bags Central America private The early
speculation was weak under the depressing news from
abroad but the temper became steadier the day adj
yanccd closing prices represented loss for the
dsy OF % points April and lodl5 points on other
mapths Sales 80, $50 Bags
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS IRON THE FIELD AND RANCE OF Pr

NEWS T1oM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PHIcrS
There was decided and to considerable cxtent, an
unexpected strength and buoyancy developed oy tho
crudc certificate market yesterday. An advance OF
cents was scored aud not only was there large vol
OF trading at the Consolidated Exchange In Us
quarters, but the dealings q. the Stock Exchange
reached unusual magnitude. The symptoms were
exhibited of renewed speculative stir in the crudc
article, and while reactions ioohed for, tho Dnils
expect generally improving Market whilc the pears
are strong and defiant enough probably to help mako
the variation OF prices interesting. Yesterday, now
ever the bulls practically had their own way from bo
ginning to end, and when Tho rapidly OF the advance
was suggested reproach to speculative stability
the retort came quickly that tho previous fall had
been sudden beyond reason. The nows from the held
not especially favorable; in fact the reports rom
tho Brush Creek developments were bearlsh. But
there were rumors that some important operators and
producers who have for time opposed an improve
ment in the industry which thcy ought to support had
changed their attitude, and credence to these
stories given In consequence OF persistent Pttsburg
buying. The adhesion Of many important saxonours
concerns to the shutdown movement, because the low
prices have reminded Thorn Of the folly OF promscuow
drilling, which has been confirmed from the oil coun-
try, also gave confidence to the operators for risc
The market closed strong at best figures.
Tho bears attempted to mako capital out Of the
morning dispatches regarding the construction Of
ppe limo In the Interest of tho Standard Oil Trust from
Lima, Ohio, to Chicago. These dispatches indicated
clearly that tho purpose to facilitate tho intro
duction of Ohio on as fuel in Western centres and tho
Standard sttl dsclaims Its ability to compete with the
wonderful claims Of Ohio outside concerns which
ought to have bonanza pf their claims are truol
with Lima crude at Is cents barrel There arc many
owners OF Ohio proficIng lands who friends to the
Pennsylvania shut down scheme, for they recognize
that by reducing Pennsylvania stocks and thereby en-
HANGING values they are indirectly preparing 10 admit
Ohio oil into 81 %h for OF Ssd p, nss
It bear card against the Pennsylvania product ap
parently nothing beyond their possible specu
latve interest In eeprecIating values.
Tho range of prices and the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Stock Exchange. Consolidated
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rupopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Dnsiness 0hnnrea.
Hardware Business for Sale.

OWING TO THE DISSOLUTION OF THE FIRM
OF DUNNiNG & CO., OF AUBURN NJ Y, by the doatn
OF of the partners the undersigned mas oecn appointed
receiver TO close out the business
This we'll known rm has been for many years one OF the
eading houses In the Wholesale and Retail Hardware
and Iron Trade this State and TO the time oil dissoiu.
non al A largo md uniformly profitable business
At present clean and complete stoek OF
goods consisting OF Hardware and Builders supplies OF
descriptions the store (mosty unoroken WHOLESALE
lotsl, worth about $4,000 -
and the inspection by espondence with those
who desire 10 purchase and continue paying business
this The Of the store property can Do arranged
easy terms.
LEWIS z. CARPENTER,
Receiver Of banning & Co,
Auburn N z.
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sgs Voes sss g: 5. Ssss g.

ST. Louis April 10 ralts- rses,pt 900 head sniD.
nonts steady Choice hsayy anu "a az u
Steers "a lo1sS 80 Good Nanvs steeue W %
sos butchers steers Medium 70 Chstce ~ ~ a.
stockors ans Feeders fair TO good 81 2o@ ." nAss
81 2b1t ~ 49,. ~n.....
Hoas-Hecepts 1900 heal shipments 800 heaa maess%
active Choice Heavy aud Batchers selections % ~,
So So Packing. Medium 70 chooa 20 4o9so :" A's"'
graees. Fair 20 Bost IS 1905 80. -. - ,r.,
Sheep-Receipts $50 head shipments l,los he"" ''-
ket firm. Far Fancy "a l02Sl ln
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ms based on American Standard Of ciassirca.

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUB-Firmness Is suIl the
% and
grades we're dealt most freely by the home trade and .
'S ss city 1 Extra al q
anS,ss e :''iF IN
s5Ss :ss sl::s WIS., sas
:ssss S;ss : y =
Ss s Low wa Extras sasSsss a. Winter wi.a
Grade Far yoTS csS': 8 ss
and ysry fancy spring whesELow Extra. g 759
q ssSs1 7s: Pstsn. FANCY - soasi SOUTHERN
1858 ;@' an? SH IS ss
g. 80 s,ss 2no Iols Brandywine IS SS...-such
q s hs DECIDEDLY w: sp sRss
Ia: closed strong the tor sap q 81 t
s as JUNE s@s s. pis'
ss s
ss FL
siss : sss si:.$s q
siss ss:isSSss s .'s.ns e
sss Msy isss ss.l.s =, n, Ssss. *:
'Rsssis1 ssy' P's
the time As weak opening asy on ss nces raS
7-ea12c., closing, however, with some loss Cash
ruled steady but very quiet shippers taking Only 5000
sSsTos NO dsyerG Sdm steamer
store White southern zoe. delivered; No: 2 April,
closing at zoe 90 May g. i2aeSo closing at GA aae
g 5Ssss Tsc. closing a g. do August Sc S.
g $500 ,7ss closing At 90 a4ciob do
steady and trading moderately active Options had less at
ton slight decline. Salss
$4,000 bushels fnture 900 bushels SPOT including
soS4olS aeMyered DO, White, 4s,sstsc; No White,
"A lao Mixed Western 5s04lo; White do, II S4!ci
lag Ssci do June ss closing at S9c do Jny 80
S9ise closing 800 do August, closing at 30 Iii No
White April closing nominal do May, closing at Al &c
do June alsQ4l &C.. closing at lho.-.-FEED-Quiet
and steady. ~
vbeat bush ..........................-.26s cas- 97l
forn bush 136SS0
oats bnsh ............... S0S 7S3
Rve bnsh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lH456
Esriev bnsh .... ..................-... b2S92
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NygW-YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN pArIwAY-Trains leave from fciries az West IA

xTEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY-Trsins leave FROM fsrries at West Ssa
alocwa Fis5ag Mcaeso Icst5 wsisS pI Ds,s
S Sssi c Sss %"s De vsy fSe o'"ss
a,s wss, 4 TI.sye S %pis y si.s so!as
wss ladst Jays. oi Sd,wI p d9 ns,a dsr
ssEg das se bs Ss cssc a
Buffet saspsrs to Niagara Fslls ieciiDas 'hair Car
si psIlrs s'Sssp sc reserved ao7 n.oasway
sse se 81 g sy ~ * ws ,1 is5ssss
New. Y YS j. G. ANDERSON q. y. A.,
= y :, - 10 Esehanxc Place He"-xork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF AEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains lcsvc from chambers-s s,aen week d.ys
Tor Engiewoed Tenany Closer srn;khip s9d syscs 20
S sns 80 u ~ 80 g. H. sS ssS ss ssns
LOO mi ana r. E ssyi N;9S 20 g 70 y m
$50 o;sop ". snndays . 20 . m and 8 D. n.
ERIE RAILWAY. Tic6ct Offices, E0I. 3f7,
Bsts.r, Place csanssts rss. AL 2sL Stree, 'srro.'
way wiss.5irG so.ass ssws!S sai sisos a.: isse.
.Sss skss and a., 1 81 ca @ e asS
ESprsss trains leass y3s minutes sh,wa
,sa1 c Isc. = as"5 s ;rs
%. Hs,nsIyIIc suxS Pullman sleeping Coach
- ,Gnsaso apa =, LUIS LTea =, .o ,,a ss
Nianrs faIls Gerry. MssiyiIs cis,inasu Chicago aud
li5S csissss ssgs. sssqns
fs cneans; saa
nahss s ss sc so So 80 se 1850 49, ss s
ms IL nighA Also 70 kutier.sra $50 g. ~ q 70 n M
to Passac n snn tays 4fJ. s:l5. ~ 80 al
IL Asom ., I! GSa, 1880 = 1880 pm II night .,o
Paterson-44o, Z, 7:50 lu:30 ~ l;S5 stSJs
$50. D. 4s1. 4::0. ., 5:t, $3.50 SOD 6:in $50 IS!
1890 1880 .. M ~ algak sunday; $40. SIP 1880
an; IL poon; H. 6:5l $780, o. 1880 llW pms lknlg1s
ssysrEan paisrs,o vie Nswgs-s:sS ~ go la,S
y. IL piglt Saudlys, o. NJ; $50 $50 1;5o p mx
Rdgewood an snnern-t;ta 100 1000 ~; 1870, = y
wosa 500 = nj $50 5'ao 3 m: to ,arsrn. $3.50 y N
Sundays 445, $40 1898 o. 2 g. $50 NJ: IL night
Newsurs anil corawsli7 "a NJ; 3SJ $3.50. SOD $50
D.. N. Sundays BIS O. M 2, u NJ.
wafwiek-weoxd days Q. I0:s0a tn; $50 On, IA - On
Goshen-4 45, 100. 10 $50 a. M 80 a. 80 ~
il 80 B. ~ 200
Middetown and Jerv.s-s;45. 100 1870 M s:yS
. 80. s, 1880. II 80 p ~ Sana1yS 4ao. 3D.
Express trains from tho West arrive EewYorx at7S
"a " 40 liz L. p. FARMER
fjsnorsl Manager General Passenger Agent
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,v, .roox xAsxErs ny rELEsRApa

CHICAGO Union stock Ysra: aps no lsT" R11ss
ay mnn marked was slow FANCY s. s5f Steers 81 S09
IS 05 stooksrs ami Feeders So t2Ds5 ~ .oga BUNS
$4,000 hal sh.pmss.: soss nssa "a
fyys ~ ~ "a AZ 70, skins 81 6015 10
sscsip,s e00x hssd shpmsuts 5000 head market
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK pE.Lrsa..


The bullish sentiment held further sway IN the
wheat markets. yesterday and tho necessities Of
exporters forced a purchase Of 900 bushels, al
though spot lots were held 1894 cent higher
Tbs speculation developed further activity and the
dealings reached aggregate of 100000 bushels
Naturally there large reazations on the advance
In prices which gave variation to the days fluctuations
but the tendency of values upward and the final
gains wero IA cents. The foreign markets showed
OF Spouse to the recent strength here and the
decrease in tho visible supply Of wheat 1908 1888
bushels) was larger than had been expected. These
were tho principal influences outside Of the talk OF
lower crop estimates. Final prices were as follows
April, "a May, 90 5-s: June, 92 "a july 90 Is ;
August. OIL 12; September, OF rs; December 81 l-2
cents. Cash corn continued firm but quiet and only
one load was taken for shipment The options wero
irregular opening 1898 cent lower, raying snbse
qucntly 1-2658 cert and closing steady at shade
reaction follows: April, 20; May, GA I'D June
October sy an cents s" Oats we're featureess The
options closed firm at so cents for May June ana July
1000 tierces Of lard but whether for export or not
could not BIO learned Tho options ended a, follows
APRIL % q sy IS Ss and 5sPS stSSer 'I
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday at
New-Yorh baltimore philadelphia and Boston were as
follows: Wheat, 16096 bushels corn, 6966e bushels
-four paekaees Al Chicago M aUs hss,s and
grain grain, saS,aso bushels -four, 1904 barrels.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
April S.S.n ps and fS ss
sSoniders Arm AT SIS Oh Cheess-Iu poor demand Taiow
In poor demand. TnrpentineIn good demand Lar-Sps
"a s :':
In fair demand Cern-spot and Futures-In fair demand
M,,ad Westsrp SPOT steady ut IS 3D. April strong at
Is Adj June firm at Is. esd Hops at Lsndon-New'Fsrk
state-Tn poor demand -, -. -. An 49,.
% xpr, palo American ls
francs paid and sellers $780,, ~. -,...,..
BREMEN. April l6.-Petroleum marks ~ pienniaA
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NApE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ ooMFoRT. NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH AND THE
and o,er February otA 1885, trains Of the NEW.
YORK, fIiiLAbELPHIA AND NORFOLK II n VII!
Week days 8 O. m. sriving nj Oil Point Comfort IA
Daily p m, arriving At Old Point Comfort a. Tick
and sleeping beits secured ~ any
Ssepds sfes az Inc Pennsyiyshis RoIiroad Company
5. W, DuNNE. supt r b. COOKE. =, +. q y: A.
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Route.
Ess redS:sd 2 Sss'n e wsssss 81 n So
son "a al peists nat Steamers CITY OF WORCES-
EE TER r ssT q 81 RosfCM "a Nv SR1n D HsS
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Cash quoIauons wers q. toows1yo spr!ss Ws sss
No "a Cora ct $500 No. Oats 2ss32ta Ne Rye
Gle No 2 Barior at 77asoe No Flax Seed at
s4 s5el Lard los 81 z2 short b.: =. sd 4"
sSsr, Clear s,des boxed at 81 80 Whskey aistlllerS
fnshed goods 81 Is per GaL sugar. Cut Loaf 71es<c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-17

COTT0N-Values for spot lots were not changed, and
the demand export was rather better. Sales
1874 bales including LOCO bales for export and 1s4 bales
oo9i bales to-day comparing with 729 bales day last
week and d.oS5 bales Tor the corresponding day
ginning Of the crop year, the receipts have reached
6172 $50 bales against 5063 $50 bales for same
period year,
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CAEATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Ocean CLEANERS.
II ED STAR LINE.

RED STAR LINE.
~ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Ealing from New YORK aud Antwerp weekly.
RHYELAND wednesday. April is. 10 a. m
WESTFRNiAND wednesday Apru %. D. M
Fsl and wintar rates: First Csbn- $50 TO 475. Ex-
cursion qft0 70 e126 Second Cabin, $40. Excursion,
BE- I WHICH, sons Gsni Assnss Us srssawsn
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4 SPIRITS OF TURPESTrsE
r~~sro. A ,4l Ia --Turpsutins stss.iy q S0d
elyxxsAH. April -Tarpsntins nrw - SSSS
VuSlnoToz, April 16.-Turpensiss M D ~
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Refined oil was unchanged at 3-s cents per gallon.
Abo test at all ports. but the market hero showed an
improved tone in response to the buoyancy Of crude
and moderate business was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-17

.a5s L & sss hss%.y 90 .e1
Room a. Railroad nYane s,a EI, NeoSn p,..,.n
7. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
II AAfBURG- AMERICAN S. s. Line for Ply
First Cabin. $50 and ppyard steerase at low rates
Ha%%s%; ASl - SSss% r. Sls,s 3
e.n xssn q Soa9 f A EaSst Il Rs.
q oMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLAN-
! Fr nJ SsScs Ed N To A syt
t saa sss.s ss4a Ays' q
LOUIS De BhbIsS y Agent No Be Md{ c,es m
L he B SFAEh HEW A}t eE kss6 AND
70 toN6S Dublin eS
ERAsA vTaaSsIa h april T. e
SsS ps ssS arg ESQ., ss
rates, From peE, FOO. Of CaIalst, North River.
s s;sS; y '
THE U. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
American Passenger Liue
DS %aa s Sy '
Pxg fsTP Efo ss:aard As ny & ne.a aT
w HITE STAR LINE.
TGE AND
a:h a WI gag. smith ss%sasy. 1piHll p n
'ADR14TIo, SsPs 0:Tsron. Wed. MAY 10 80 N.
n. RATEs.saloon; $50. SEQ. ESQ and $780, Return
tickets on favorable terms Steerage to the Old
e:ssssy mtg s :ss i:
cursion, 500. For Inspection OF plans or other
inforTation apply At the Compsqys ONCE No Al Broad
way, New-York J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
EXTRA STEAMERS
Arabic sails Sat-, May s. Arabic, saturday June as
Steerage and Second Cabin pasngers only The latter
VIII be bsrshed In the ssioon satcroop and have the
use 0, the saloon ana saloon deck. Rate, sS5
Excursion s65 Storage. $40 Apply at the eompsny's
ONCE, Al Broadway, or to any LEGAL agent
n ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEW.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON ANT BREMEN,
stesunrs ssil from pier foot 2d,st, Hoboksn-
Ailsr Wed Api rs $3.50 Fuda, Sat Ap'l e. m
Elder sat- April IL p. m Trsye Wod May 10 40 q m,
saale wed Ap'i 20, 1pm Elbe, Sat May s., $50 M
First cabin $40 and upward berth, according 70 To-
cation second Caeln $50 berth. Stceragc
oELRIcHs 4 CO.. No. . Bowl & GrSen.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sTooKa
Boston. April 10, 1888
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AScHoHE LIy y5ax AND y l 4 Ma Steamships
Gas ss ~ I sa. s .s~
Saloon 'ss% S sS Ssassa stSssl s''' $50
sS % 1s5IfAssS Cabin go and geo 90
Hk nj siss SsS 5 sAs' Sss sss ,s :ggs
CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoEK TO LIVERPOOL via ouEENsTowS from
FAST Ex yi Ma NAIL SERVICE
s ssgys9 x 4Bs g. EsI sa'ia , Ms
umsra April 2s I'm scryia sat- May ie % u ~ ~
Anvil moi sss carry .ssssss s'''Al' -" May
es s. sa S ana al SS Il Eas1s t.
low rates For Tsshs ard r,ssse apply to the company
VERNON H. brown 4 CO.. Genersi Agents
CIRCULAR LETTERS Of credit for travellers
'''s iSi.ss Il ys, s:s.s
lNMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail steamers
ST S3SSsssDo"s ssR t.X#asSS
CITY OF BERLIN sssasday. May lay, a. :aos M
1s%Gss g. and 3ScT oSbIs
''' ''' PETER wRTGnT sSSEs,. General Agents.
No. Broadway, N. z.
pACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's
onsT HsEs sr Ee soTH sBtS 5SA
e. 81 i:S%s:
From San Francisco, list sna Rrannsn sts.
For China and Japan,
FOR height passage and general information apply a.
companys oAlcs on tho pier, foot OF C1nal-se. N.
H. j. BuLLAT, Superintendent
G. UroN LINE:
rS gs1EFe sEASEA n Hs fTEANFEs
Leave fier 30 NJ r., foot OF Kngst
ALASKA. TUESDAY, April "a. $50 y m
xRlzSNxe 4s.sd. ss'a Ny Iss s:sS M
,o .s 2. TSs:dsy Nay a. 80 r.,n
A. NJ UNpf!RHffb & &C.. IS Broadway N. Y
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pACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANY's
.TAPAN-CHINA.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Froncisco as follows:
BELGIo Saturday, May 12
o ace NAssIo ;rn5 Ssts,aay n 1sne 81
suporby Appointcd-superor Accommodations.
Reservations can be made By letter tee2Isp ami
cabin plans 81 25 and $50 Broadway NewYoIk or
Room "A. Railroad building, San Francisco.
T. H. GOODMAN General Pssssneer lesnt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

| A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A Steamers Drew and Dean Richmond leave PIER Al
r.. loot OF Capatst. AZ IN d7iiy Sundays excepted
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EXTRA STEAMERS
Baltic sails Sat. April a.. Republic saturday May u
Arabic sails Sat, May g. Arabic, Saturday, June %
steerage and Second Cabin pasnsers only The latter
will be bsrthed in the .sloon sstcroom and have the
use OF the saloon and saloon deck. Rate ass
Excursion eos Storage. $40 Apply at the compsny's
offce, Al Broadway, or 10 any local agent :
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Gummtr Resorts.
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
TREMPER MOUSE.

Open June 10 Oct The proprietor may % SOU ~ NN
Avenue otcl Mond avs ana Fri iays. or address, Nv
II. TREMPER Jr. Phenieia Cisse, 20. 81 q o y,
LEWIS GOODShLI Mgr, formerly olCr9nseon -.oso-.