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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10
1t Didn't Work.

He marched into an insurance Of
fee on Griswold street, pointed to
his empty sleeve and said:
"Lost it at Antietam."
Your arm ?" queried the clerk.
Certainly. was at what is now
known as Burnsides Ridge. McClel-
Ian rode up to me and told me to
hold that bridge at all hazards. |
vold him I'd do il or perish. Lee
sent down whole brigade against
me.n
"But you held it 2"
"No, sir; was wounded and
forced back"
You were You didn't perish
after promising Mcclellan you
would 2"
mo, sir"
Then | can do nothing for you.
Very sorry for the loss Of your arm,
but when man makes a square
promise he should keep it. You
might call next door. They always
give thirty days credit there"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10
He has brown whiskers and beautiful

lie has brown whisker5 and beautiful
curly hair, and"
And do these other gentlemen-
Pliff and Diggs, know of the existence
Of this-this fellow, Scudberry"
"Oh, Lol I'ln too smart for that,
! just tag them along to buy ice-
cream and caramels, and take me to
the theatre. It's the biggest fur!
Charley knows all about it, you see,
aud calls himself the-the-oh yes,
the dark horse.
"Oh, he does, does bel" roared the
census man, Jerking off his wig and
goggles and revealing the enraged
features of Mr.. Thomas Diggs. Il
wish him JOY of his bargain, and Pu
give him just six months to get di.
vorce from the most two-faced little
eat on the Pacific coast. And be
banged the door like a pile-driTer
behind him as he stalked out.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10

--lfthc human race was evolved
from the apes, it at least has the sat
isfaction Of knowing that it's ances-
tors were intellgent-they were edu.
Gated in the higher branches.
you can live at home aud
make money" declares an adyertis-
er Keyrect. A good many young
men have found that out long ago.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10
Enough TO Vex Him.

"Adolphus. dye know that Pm
little vexed Mt Miss Simmons 2"
What happened, Arthur, old
boy z"
"WelI, you know | pride myself
on my singing. We were at the pi-
ano. III sing one more song and go
home, | said"
"Was it late 2"
"About midnight"
And what did she say ?"
"She said, can't you go home
frst?'n
"And did you 2"
Eyes. Adolphus. | tell you I'm
little vexed about it."
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10
John Bull Doesn [ Like 1t.

From the ST. James Gazette
TLb most serious business these
vehement poll icians laye been en-
gagged in is the Republican plat
ior M" and the more an English
reader looks at that document the less
he likes il. Evidently Englishmen
have no reason to hope for the sue
cess Of the Republicans at the Presi-
Dental election; ald -ct it is not at
ej unlikely that they will carry the
day.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10

-Physicians IRE disputing wheth-
er it is possible for man to commit
some who think that perhaps m an
suicide by holding his breath There
arc could do it, but
they are oil unanimously
agreed that woman could not.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10
Tit for Tit.

Saryan,--"The mistress says,
mum, that she's no. at home. Who
shall 'ay called 2"
Cniler--"You may say Il lady call.
ed who didn't bring her name"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10

Don't the man VINO dies by com
mitting suicide die oil his own free
will and cord
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10

The only Temperance Bit!ers known. IL stmu-
iaics the Nerves. regulates The Bowels and pro
drces perfect blood circulation, which is srre
to rcstcre perfect health
GEO. W. DAVIS, 0! iG9 BaroGne st.. New Or
leans. La, writes under date May 2Gth. 1888, a5
follows:
Il have been going 30 the Hot Springs, Ark,
for fifteen years for an Itching humor In my
blood. have Just used three bottles OF Vine
gar Filters. aud IL has done me more good than
the Springs. IL IS the best medicine made
JOSEPH J. EIiAN, Of No, IS West St. New
York. says: Hive not been without Vinegar
Riiters Tor the past twelve years, ana consider
It whole medicine chest In our family"
A beautiful Book free.
Address, Il. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO.,
o32 Washington ST., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
NEW LAW BOOKS.

TIE LAW OF BATLMENTs BY JAMES scHool"~
second Ed. Boston: Little, Brown ~
THE LAW OF COVENANTS FOR TITLE ~ pr.w ma 4
lam II. RAwLE Fifth Ia. b"''on' iN'''''
The chief inheritance Of this edition of Mr. schou-
49,. .xo.,,.r, work on Railments arises rom MS
Treatment OF that portion relating Z" coh'o"
rh. of this subject IL increasing cohs'A"S
.,a tho epormous development OF ctnmeicia o"o'
rrse dnrjng the last dozen or scoro OF years "Ss "
nu,rsa continual expansion Of the legal priho'poS
- ,,,,oo governinc IT, The old distinctions between
.r..,s NV land and carriers by water have orohen
down IN the face Of the work OF great oorpora'on'
whose continuous lines stretch over bo'h' ana whose
.U.v cars even are transported across Intervening
hodies OF water. New relations, snch' ior INSURANCE.
49, ,hs, ~ parorcar company to the railway company
and To its passengers raise frequent novel prooicms
Al he solved by the courts. The fierce competition
too OF rival trans portaon lines, and the constant
termination to ev ade the law by giving undue prefer
ence or advantage to particular individuals OF dcscP
Atoms ~ have veoped with astonishing rapdity
new phases of controversy and adjudication Ihese
and many other legal Questions arising under ths
head are thoroughly discussed BY Mr.. Schouler. ana
the record Of decisions brought down to within rev
weeks of publication Tho work is written In clear
and lucid style and shows careful and exhaustive
work
Mr. Rawlc's work on Covenants for Title has long
been standard authority. The CHIEF reason ior tho
writing and publication Of the present edition IL 10
prcsent null consideration Of the subject OF covenants
by way OF estoppcL The entire work. however mas
been substantially rewritten and the portions relating
IN most other subjects condensed and annotated with
he latest decisions Tho treatise, therefore, brings
The of covenants to title down 20 tho
proseni time without materially increasing inc SIG Oh
the volume over previous editions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-In Brazil growths the MARIE was dull and
mammal on the basis OF lic for far spst invoices The
mder STYLES also dull In 'Pton trading The sales
al 81 OOD bags while IN keeping with better &C
conn, nom abroad brmer losing quotations
reureseninr an along the whse s otd points
10, March 100 / II April 10 80 1929 MAY lOsoa
Ia an. Juns lOGOdlOG5: July 1920 1880; August
i os;a 10. scptembcr aeFa995; October 1880
Noyember D. so ass December. a.sUdSs6 Tho ranges
~ actual sales dhersnt months ia $3.50
eG5 March. ll.oos soi April. lo9oeloGo; MAY
IN <; 80; Jnne l0G0G 1888 July. TO-. 1908: An
gust 10 lJd0S5; September 995da70; october 9.700
t6O; November 965 ea.G0 December 9.s5d96O
actual cotton not changed and
the continued light Sales 2.6Iale all TO
The receipts today 1866 bales comparing
with bale. tho day iastwees and 900 bales
for the corresponding Since September the
hernnng OF the IN. have aggregated
Is.5b5i bales against 4sO8 S74 for the tu.o last
season.
onotstons bassi on American Standard OF Cassaca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
1HE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE March 1-Cotton duIL Mifdinr lohe Ole
nne ~ ~ d. To- Extra 10 sSO,0J75 Family do - 90
I5O CIV Mil. SuDerhMe - 81 az 60 k1tra do 81 % S3 10
do RIO f,rans 81 1895 90 PattDsco Family - 10 10 SUI
psrIave Patent S. 80 whetSOuthern steady Red sOdyc
H. Amber ~ s9jc wostsrn quiet Ma winter hed
SPOT at 81 &c bid do for March at - dos sac
do NAV 81 rJl sc Corh-Southern steady. white o5D
bic Yellow % pz55c; Western steady Mxed SPOT 6Stc
oars tyer. quiet. Southern SBoioc; Western White
OS4lc Western Mixed 81 800 pennsyivanis o6s4Oe.
Eve steady at Hay hrn Prime 10 Nhoico West
ern si3OOUl5 o. Provisions steay; Mess PORK $40 10
Hnlsmeata shoulders ami Clear Rlb Sile5 packed
;ass.c 8acon-Shouders 7 30Sso Clear RID SIDES $40
Hams l20 1850 refined SIC Butter steady Western
nacxed ls922o Creamery 20 % Slc Egas 20V2lc LINED
do IODl2c. Petroleum steady Kennei Ia4G Gomez
lower. ordinary 10 fair ltsd 10 ar sugar
Wh,sey steady at 81 2le 81 % Liverpool
.teamer-Coon 3-l6i Flour in sacks per ton Us Grar
T. 2d i0si5 bbis Wheat l75Oo bush
Corn oats 2 100 busn shipments r our
81 1913 bblA Salss-Whoat 1000 bush Corn 100000
bush
BUFFALO March l.-whcat-No Hard dull sDt 10 lers
asking TO- over chicago May limit No. Hard Northsrn
Pacific over; No. Northern Go over CmcaIo; winter
Wheat was hrmef. No 2 Rel 9Oc 30 White Michigan
ole Corn active AMI shade higher No Yellow % Sc
No 3 300 track. oats wore que, and unchangedi
35Lc on track. Barisy aud unchanget--' o.
Can4da 03 Og4c No Canada SOdslci No. EXTRA
s. n Slc Rye duh. Flour duh and unchanged
Hest Spring "a 750e+ s5; Best Patent Winter
25asI 80 per Dbl In carload lots Moet steayWinter
bran rs; Spring 1l0 90 keceipts Wheat 1000 bush
Corn 5000 bush oats 5000 bush. shipueDts-W heat
II 900 tusA Barley 10000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02

&c. 81 il :i' r .':s
vsSs Of c S"nnusS ss
sale. '' q n. depot 80 s 20 nl sss
y grain @sPs as N. 90 for s,'s
H.: s"s; !. Sr :::. &C.
DO for April ssssssss p Yo,see. NAY ..ss
sSsSfoSn.vars Es,iy EC ':soa 'n ss
per + ' s.9s.ns ss" saa " % 80
do do do Burbsnks Far 70 aood pear Chccs
ssG &c., 90 Do Fay "a. e to Coo GOOD
Zee; cy Family 0sr ss s' e. Beef ssn: si7
sm S,,ss ,s s'is l rss
,.lt sIeeo Side. Clear kS9s , :%ssss ,: %
ss'' :%sie Al 7s7 sneaaors osr:S re
SIC a" 10 B1ss as Bacon steady.
CITY Refined ~ 30 Steam s7% sS ssn"ry EIss
SsS2ss. Western Creamery Extra % szsc.: G and n
Gi...s %"s E ssr s zo1s Fun
Flat. dho,oe at nc. DO Far % Prime m.Silaafs =.
Ono sn% o a% western nrs at 4ic
HDs test IN DSiA $50 R.nnca aa'ss ersnaIaseN
Winter Bran go oossai 90 per ocop.-FI.a.
bush OATS 400 bush
I Low SA. naT closed S Ss aF ~
March clo,ss slc April closing Size Ny 81 W.r:S
:s:% S sss s' Ssy
2.s T is 90 SSs
81. 90 Ba" ,s s.sso p.y
stsady a. 81 so ~hiskey was steady At q o.
P Pry..s M. asnG Sor. ro nHs
so SS.f s. "a g e. f lns Clear Clear
Clear Ribs 81 s7pss oo short Cless IS oo1ss ~
-Four loo SSis wheat 1906 sn.n. 1900 sS:n.
oa,. 5000 BASH RE noss Barley 1000 ea,a 4 ssp;
bush. Rye mono Barley 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
TUT TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March (SpcciallThs corn pit w@ active 70
day The other grams Influenced by 10 advance some
and to make Of activity but they wers without
any special feature OF their own May opened at sl
cents and advanced cents The close was at the
top ,enta Tho receipts lel cars were above the cs
mates though single Of grain Of any sort was r.
ceived over the for Friday. 1913
cars are also large considering the fact that no grain ex
PEG ths week The wheat pit dis'
appoint bulls The May option started at BUY cens
and touohe 81 cents bulls gave out Tho
close Wa AZ 30 y 80 q cents OF wheat and
-four were liberal S440O bushels but was nearly all
nour The primary market receipts were small l2A.ooo
bushels The arrivals only IS cars the estimates
for Friday only 40 cars With the exception OF eontin ned
buving ribs Boyd Lundham Cos there was no
feature the trade In the provision crowd me Duy o
by lasted for several days
and amounts several millions OF pounds II said 70 De
~ cover the short line Of somebody In the MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

All the grain yesterday and some OF
shorts anxious TO cover Spot wheat was va
$4,000 bushels were bought BY snppef'
The in optous ran up 100000 bushels and
the market closed firm at gains OF sDa cont a. foows
March s9, April 9os,; May. 49, June. 9o's July 80
August s9a: December. 9S cents Cash corn was a@l
cent beer inquiry for export In the
option market disposed TO cover and the
nnal prices mp s1b eess ~ follows March
and April co.'s May. 59s Juno. ss',i JAY oss; August
B9 ssptenbr co., cents The cate market was va cen
better spot options closed sens higher a.
follows March % and April Nay S7b centa In lard
exporters held off, but the options wsrs stronaer" ooWs
March and April g. Nay. Soo2 Jnnc, IS o. July 20 W
August. - IL
receipts grain sud -four reported yesterday 81 now
York Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were as follows
Wheat 22372 bushels; corn. 152377 bushels oats.
I2s bushels total grain 295339 bushes -four AS2oa
pickxs Al Chicago and 81 Louis the arrivals
Wheat SoO7s bushels corn lotlso bushels oats
7bO70 bushels total grain 2oi329 bushels nour, 2l9o1
barre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD ,,
GREAT FOI K.TKAt 4 I h ii ' p
On dnl AFTER Ioceinoer ussss iV"'"
Largest and Fincsr Passenger Station IN America.


Largest and tiucst Passenger Station In America.
stopping al New Uptown station Oh lAoth ST. as nov
IS M, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing roam
10 Albany Troy and Syracuse also 10 Montreal and 81
Abars - 49,. . -,
20 SO A. M. FAMOUS CHICAGO VEsTIBULED .II'
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet smoking car dining
aud sleeping for Abanr. ttcL Syth
cuse Rochester. Buffalo, Erle Cleveant an Toledo arrlv
ing Chicago $3.50 a. M. next iay
1000 Chicago Express for Niagara Falls Toronto
Cleve1nf Gin innAtl INDIANAPOLIS Detroit ana chicago
drawing room cars 10 canantaigua and Rochester,
tll:3pa. M. Western New York ami Northern EXPRESS
with drawing.room cars
$50 p M Albany and Utica special with drawing
room cars 10 Abtny ani Troy Connects at Iro TOT sara
toga saturdays ONLY.
I'd Fast (hCaso cine nnau ami ~ Louis ENptsss
for Niagara Falls Buas Suspension Bridge Toronto love
land Cincinnati Indianapolis IT. Louis Toledo Detroit AM
Chicago with sleeping and dining cars. 49,
ts6:3O M. Montreal and Csnandaigua EIpress daiy;
and Adams als0 syracuse and tananiagua Ntuf
except SUNDAY sunday train does not west 81 Aban
Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a. m bur
falo 935 a. and Cleveland 25 n ~ next d,Y ,,
Niagara Falls Toronto Ceveani cucnnsti. Indsn,pct
81. Louis Detroit AMI Chicago. with sleeping car, SrPt
cars 10 WATERFOWL via Utica daily except saturday also "
Canandsgua sunday only. .,s-
" night, AlDasv Express. with sleepng cars 70 Aln
with the morning trains for the Wsse
for Lake amt Ter the North Except sAuf
day aisht. - -.
Tickets space IN drawing amt sleeping cars On
sale az Grand Cenr station Alb !so and Oi2 Broadwy
ST. station New York 1898 Washington and 73O Fulton
SITS, BROOKLYN AMI ~ sth st. " iiansbnrg -,
Wcstcotrs Express calls for and CHECKS baggage o oos
residences 49,.
J. TOTf HENRY MoNETT.
General Super M endent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
Mem Publications.
MARCH NUMBER NOW READY.
" NEW PRINCETON REVIEW.

1 The chief literary Of this number are !
EMERSON; a study Of the man In his WORKS oy ".
BRADFORD. Jr and SOME ASPECTS OF AoOEhN
LITERATURE by Ii. w. MABIE Editor OF - he
Christian Union"
g. PROF. CALDKRwoOD Of Edinburgh furnishes
an ,mnortant article THE PRESENT ETHICAL RE
LATIoNs OF ABSOLUTE IDEALIsM AND NAT
URALlsM.
2 Rev Dr. MACARTHUR discusses some CRITICAL popts
o. contrast between CHRISTIANITY AND THE SEQ
CLAR SPIRIT
4 PROF ALEX. JOHNSTON contributes LAW,
LOGIC AND GOVERNMENTS important study In
legal and legislative procedure
g. PRACTICAL POLITICS is the title Of an ncisve
c-itioue OF political methods by Mr. w. p. GARRlSoN'oi
The Nation
q Under the title FOREIGN JURISDICTION IN
JAPAN Mr. f. IL. HOUSE considers the judicial wrongs
done to japan by the Western Powers
T. The concluding instament Of Miss BAfhohS
VIDAIGO THE WASHINGTON OF MEXICO sas'ahs
the interest and charm Of the whole
g Miss GRACE KING. tn TIE MARRIAGE OF
MARIE MODESTO brings her sketches of Creole lie In
New.orleans to a dramatic close.
O. THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT OF CRlTl-
CreNs NOTES AND REVIEWS is unusually rich In
no,ces NJ Darwins LIFE Mfer's Science Of Thought
Fifrv Years Of English Song" Books about BookA &c
ga Year postpaid. Single Nos 30 Cents
C. ARMSTRONG SON. TIA Broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. March l-Caate-Rocepts last "a hours were
qSb head Total thus far 5.396 heal eame tiH .
last consigned through % cars - VI whch
In New YORK; on sale z cars; feeling weak.
shDp-ecopts last - hOars were 1000 head Total TOT
veeK thus For time last week rs osO
head Consigned through cars. OF which 10 Now
YORK cars prices hrm Good TO Choice sheep
rs 2j6f6 Choice Lambs 81 80 Gs6 76 Extra ~.
Hogs-Receipts asst "a noars 1910 hsal Total Ter
week thus far head For same time last week ~ coo
head Consigned % cars OF which TO New
for sslei market srona no Nsw.forS oema t
75es5 9o Rough 80 o5 l5 stays - a. TO- M1ea rigs
CHICAGO. Union St1oK YARDS March rms Drovsrs
Journal reports Cdtue-ReceiDts 10000 head shipments
steers 50 l00S5 Io Sockers
ami Feeders 81 10: Bulls and Mlxod 81 bO
SO 3d. Texas cattle 81 6009t 20
IoJs -keoeut. 10000 hosd shipments 5000 head mar
ket easier: Mixon s. OO1sb 30; Heavy s. 3VnS3 90
Light 81 80 q 5 30 skins SIS 80 "a 50 .
Shse,-hsceipts 800 head shipments 900 head Market
strong Natives S. 5OSf5 as; Western al 5000 J5'
Tex9n.s3 25a4 rs. Lambs So q s5 o.
LOUIS March tatns- eceipts l'oQo head SIND
ments lUOi market stearv Choice Heavy Naive
steers 81 80 FAIR TO Good Native steer. -
81 80. Butchers steers Medium 10 Choice - IOes+ 20
stoesers ana Feeder. fair TO soot s3OCeS29 ,...
- 400 neal SHIPMENTS 2Oo. harkst
firm Choice HEAVY ana Butchers selecton, So 80 q
s545 Packing, Mcdurs to Prime 10 lO0t3 20 LlShI
grades Ordinary Good - urs5 ID
Sheen -Recolsts 300 head shipments mono Market
nrm Far 10 Fancy So U9s3 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, lFRIDAY, MARCH q 1883.

western factory l713io, Rolls. 15q 2ocs;. 80
cErsE-The tfso are rtcdv buyers and boiler nna no
difficulty In sustaining full recent prices rtc.ny, sny
white f2L1l2sc.; do fancy colored l,rn I@c ,m.
,noIes oH re aS f sos - re rdGsArs
settled fsvorng buyers. AMI the deinsnn IL .,"rn ay1
Nearby, 23d13iyr; Southern, -Zd zoo.' "o''"'"' "
23 &C. LINED. l21l7c.
sUaAR-sellers s demand full prevoas pces ra Of
nyers do not seem disposed to quote WIN All,
freedom ouotatsns 4d4dc for Noasses % at
refining aud 69l6e. for Cen.rusSL hsn" sc cubes
&c: Powdered 7o.i Granulate, CSC Nou'1 "a. on
Confectioners 6hc Coffee Standard, SCI C9neo ="
A. 5ol s6c White Extra O. 5'Is57sc E1tia = o's'' "
2c; Yellow. 5i4c er,,
sfEA RIN E-iard dull and nominal oleomarsarinc hr"
10000 n CITY at CSC o,. ...,.a
At L. sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02

IFyrr I M 1 ca,e March Se~orE
sellers March and April delivery, stetd sellers
June delivery 37B4.i buyers June and July delivery
( 40 GId BUYERS July sni August delivery, 4aoii
August sspteni delivery, Al 04d. sellers
September and October delivery. 4l-U&i. -
GAtygsrOY Lection - Steady, Mi1dlng, V'a
Ior Nddling. en, Good Ordinary. 81 not and gross
receipts 5J0 bales sales 5o3 bales stock, 20 S01
NoRFoIx Mar. l-Cotton-Quiet Aiddng lOi nat
ami gross receipts. l.94s bales; exports coastwiso "
bass sales. G09 bales stock, $1,000. 1890,
sAvAyy.H Ma. l. CottJn-Quieti Midillns, Q 1871 (;
Low hidding. 91-l6. Good Ordinary io,no; net ana
bales sales l. $50 bales; stock. 53.9i3 bales -
NRw.ORLEANs Mar. l.-COttOn-Steady Mlddling, U.s.;
Low Middng 9-l6; Good Ordinary. s's; net re
ceIps l. 1913 balesi receipts l055 bales ex ors 70
she Continent 42Ol bales coastwise - bales; saiss
$50 bales stock 302,bOI bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEw-JERSE
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December g. 1887.


Time Table OF December 3, 1887
For PHILADELPHIA and 1hr.N ION, Bound Brcs
Route" T. 30, o. II 80, 3. 4, $50, 80, II
p m. SUNDAYS at 4, 3 AS g. m 80, ~ m . m
Trains leaving at 1, 30 IL a. NJ. 30 g. w
80. ~ p have connection for Reading. HarrlsouIs
Pottsvie, m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Aiento~nt
Mauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc On Sunday luz
Eas'on. .,-,.
7 and 80 a. IN. for Pennington Easton' Be'hiShom'
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. 49,. ,..s La.
ton bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh Chunk "ns.so ennS
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, p0ussnm i"""s""
bhsmokn, sunbury, Lewisburg wiiliamsIos- Allentown
D. m. for FlenlngtOn. EastOn, betnieno"' ""S"'
Mauch Chunk, Read ng, Harrisburg eye ..,o,o uaucA
as y. M. FOR EastOn. Bethiehem. AnnSSnna,nni,
Chunk Milkesbarre Scranton. lamaqnai ssncn IA.
80 D. m for Fleming iiign bi,oss ,bn,a sts
ton Iethehem Allentown, Reading, hat soui :, e.
90 ana 20 D. M for Someryille ana riem,hgu.a,
AZ n M 10, PASTOR Bethlehem. Atch~wn' MAuos
Chunk. etc. on SUNDAYS az 80 Poo M 3d. rs D. m
sunasvs - 800 IN Red Bsrk Long Bfaneh, 90
hurry Iark Ocean Grove except su y Vs 10y
River Psrlor Cars At 90 and y p TRY. ylusana.
brissOn ID fase ss Car 7; 4 Is H. lOo go
80 q rs D. M sundays 200. M tor Perth A h
I, s:iS n rs a 10 p N Tor MONMOUTH Se~'n'
geabyi eht Highland Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Duness principal Of the crude certificate
market yesterday The from the oil wells was not
inportant and the trading was solely professional There
was a strong throughout within narrow range oil
fluctuations operations OF the Stock Exchange were
nd, on a scale values materially At the Stock
Exchange many Of sales sellers options evil
IDENTIFY intention Of trying influence the bonded
the oil beard The market closed at about she BEST
points OF the day.
range of prices and tho total dealings at the Con-
solidatsd Exchange were as follower
Opening 90 ~ Lowest PSI
Highest .........-.- 04k Final ~
Sales 0arrss
Refined oil was unchanged at ~ cents per gallon, Abel
est at all porta
OIL CITY, Penn. Mar National Transit Cerrfhcates
op-ned at "a; highest, 93A lo~esk 13a closed. Va o
saes eab 600 barrels; cearanoes 2sOaOOO Darrelsi
charters 81 t2S barrels shipnents S7loo Oarreis runs
II, 1853 Oarfels -, A..
PITTsBURG PENN Mar. 1.-Petroleum rather dull but
firm National Transit certificates opened NJ eaS
closed 81 =. ; highest, o. a, lowest. 9Al
BRADFORD Penn. Mar. L-Nstiona Transit Certificates
opened at 0iA and closed at Va nRnost eiSi ""oss
g3as Clearancrs. l.73O.UOO barrels. . .,.....
Penn. Mar. l-Ndtionat transt certincaes
opened at ca highest Sit' lowest S3%i closed VA~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. {. ~ III. H. II 90. e7-ees
Trains leave West i2is station follows and 20 minutes
earlier from foot of Jaysf. North River.
Detroit and chi, a2O. '953A H., $500. 's;l5 y. IN.
Louis. 100 'S:l5
syracuse Buffalo, Rochester. SUSPENSION Bridge, Niagara
Falls. 3:l5 1856 = m, '5:00, 'S:lj .. m.
Utica 49, 800 dil30 n m. "6s00, ',il5 q. m.
Kingston saugertle CttsSill, Albany BIS -7l5. 'e5S
all 30 a. m. 81 90 $500, 1913 m.
Cranstons, West Point Cornwall Newbdrk '3lo: las.
%9:55 1918. all:30 stOO. TO 300 80 $40 p m.
and 900 D IN, Cranst0n's. Cornwall. NewOurx
For Montreal and Canal Vast, 800 D. g.,
Hamilton. London. $3.50 800, 'Sl5 p m Ioront@
t055 a. H., 1900, 5 Is p. m. -
Elegant sleepin Tor Buffalo NIAGARA Falls Detroit
Chioago and ST. Louis
'Day iDaiv except SATURDAY Other trains lay eK9eo,
Sunday. as Leavs JarisY CIV. p r. r. stAuoa g iiS0
M $40 Hob,ken West Shore statol al ~ m
$3.50 m.
For timetables psrlor sleeping car accomnoi
tions Information AT Hoes broo SlYn. So as
ina Oh,s fOst OF fulton
broadway. 1873 Isower.. ~
Park Place. AMI West shore stations. foot ~ Vest tzdss
loo, oi last v r. c. f.. LAMBERT.
bVsndarb.lt ave. General Passenger Agenl