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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
CRAZE AND COTTON ExoHAusx
RLcHxosD. August 81. 1888

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-577i bushels.
CORN d 80 bushels.
OATS.-352 bushels.
kYE.-3l6 bushels.
BALHs aEPOsrED To aaczErItY
WHEAT.-LongDeTy 1870 bushels primo at
fl.02; 20 bushels good az gS4c; u bushels COM
mon at gic Mixed. ~ bushels very good at 81 !;
40 bushels good at go. Shor.berry. 80 bushels
very good 81: ~ bushels very good al DC; lis
bushels good a. &c.. IS bushels good at SIC. f46
bushels common old at nc. 10 bushels rrreen-
q At zoe. Total sales OF wheat, ai52 busheik
Offerings to-day Of wheat 5.774 bushels: same
day last year. 1874 bushels. sales today u
wheat. 2l32 bushels: same day last year, 4, gll
bushels. Offerings % far this season. 2tJ, 229
bushels: same time last year. 2Sa.J52 bushels
Extreme range OF prices to-day, 0lc. ~ si.0o;
came tame last year, CO 20 3ic.
CORS-WLite, 70 bushels prime at SIC: I.522
bushels very good On private terms. Total "a los
Of corn. .542 bushels
OATs.-Wnter. iS9 bushels very good on private
terms. Spring, 20 bushels very good al 32c. To
tai sales OF oats. aO2 bushels.
RYk-i5 bushels prime at 62c.
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mAHsHE IsfELLIGENCE.
IOhr OF RICHMOND AUGUST 81, 1854
aNutNun

steamship Wysnoke, b0sz. New York. Iner-
chandiae and Passengers, George W. Allen q
Co, agents.
ssILED.
Steamship Wyanos,, Boaz, New York, msr-
chandise, &c.
steamer Ariel. psyo Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise, ami passengers, L IS Iatun
AgoDL
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Westinghouse Burncd by Incendia-
rtes.
[By telegraph to tina Dispatch.l

LANCASTER, Pa, August 31.-The
Quaker Westinghouse at Bird-in-Hand.
this county, was destroyed by an incen-
diary fire this morning, together with
adjoining shedding and buildings. Loss,
$500. No insurance.
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aieatins nInina.
IBy telegraph 70 Tho Dispatch.l

I8y telegraph 10 the Dispstch-l
Dover, ME., August 3i.--James G.
Blaine addressed a large open-air meet
ing at Fox Croft this afternoon.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKHr.
RICHMOND sTscK EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE. August 3i.--yirginia 6S consoli-
dated, 49, pasi-iuo coupons. O.: do i04Ois,
81 do. new 3's, 654. Bid today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
IIOuH
COrroS hEPoIc

We quote: Fins. g. 5Oes275 supsrfns, g. T5s
S225; extra, sl5Oas375: family, SiasLJ0; paten.
family, country, S. 7SstaA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET


AUGUST sl.-&arket steady aud some demand
for best goods Princ. 81 a3Ic; extra prime,
3.c.; fancy. &C.; common. lSs2Se. shellei.
S'.a5c.
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PoRr OF NEWPORT NEwI August 81. 1873.
by Telegraph


Steamship Crown Prince. Boston, cosled and
sailed for London.
SchoOners viking. Church, Portland; II. H.
Ogden Lane, New lork-Ooth o. load coal
SAILED.
Steamship ClRndeb0yo. london. coaiei.
steamship Werslydote. treiericka0n, Colon,
coal
schooner j. b Oroott Pearce, Boston. coal,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
FINANCIAL.
HEw YORK. BArrIneRE AuD IIcH
MoHD srocx SxcuAEasx
ertins Provision. Cotton, robsssa Tar
psntine, Rodn. Tar snd
Peanut Marksta
By telegraph to IN. DIsp.,ch.,

NRw YoEK August 3f.-To-day's stock mar
ket was the most embarrassing for the whole
days session that has bee. seen for long ume.
The transactions we're small and the fiuctua-
lions within the narrowest range possible ex-
cept IN few speclalties which we're subject 10
special inHuonceA Tho improved feeling on mo
Northern Pecihcs made those stocks leaders To-
day. Coal stocks we're very much tess promi-
pent than they have been OF late, but - Paul.
Western Unioo. aud Union Pscinc we're more
active, Though presenting the Same rck OF fea-
tire ~ the general list The feature OF tae day
was the strength In the "Big Four" which has
been entirely neglected Of late, but to-day on
good inside buying advascod over point WIN
very Light transactions The market closed duil
and steady, leaving tho nnsl changes generally
Tor fractional amounts only and declines IN the
majority. Total saios. 49, 90 sharoA
NEW 1oRr, August 3i-Soon.-stocss dull and
nrin. Money easy at isi&. 'Eschange-hons,
vs.; short, -. Governments duh and steady.
Brsnin7. -E1snsnEe quiet snd strone. Money
easy a. LAZY per cent sub-rreaszry balances
Coin. N5s, 625.0O; currency t9.gs.ooe. Gov
ernTnents steady and firm: 4 per ccniS iSe&;
~ percents, i07k. State bonds dull aud steady.
Ai@oaihA-CiaSsA A. toS.............';:;,:'ii ma
n, b$........,.......'.tois ~.
neorgin Ts.mortgage.. lbi1l ~
North Csroins consol 6s..........tasksd) IA
North Carolina ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
south Csrollns Brown consols. is4
s'-.'.'.s....' ......'''s'.''..;, "a
virginia ss.......,................ "
I
chicago ami Northwestern. ................ ufk
Chicago aud North western preferred .(bidf lat%
Delaware. LaoSawana and Western.........lt.a
Ere ............... .................. .... g
Esst Tennegses railroad. ......,....-..-.. lO's
Lake Shore GK
Louisville aud Nashville. .......... ........ va
Memphis and Charleston. 80. "
Mobile and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Nashville aud CHATTANOOGA ............ .... -
New Orleans Pacific Isl mortgage. .......... Nh
eew YORK Central. --..... ...........lsS
NOrton and Western preferred. ............. ~
NOISneTn Eectlc.. .s......s--.ss.s.' = .
Northern Pacific preferred ................. 90
S'lht Aasls.ss. - 4
noeuluE ....s..-..s...ssss .
Richmond sad Allegheny. ................... ~
Richmond AMI West Point Terminal. .... . p
Rock Island .li04
= t@Ai.sss -
- raul preferred.
loaAS ihluc. s... ....s..........- .
Tsnnessee Coal aud Iron IA
Union Padnc. o.,
NeNJersey Central. neutrality-suspicious.. Us
Missouri Pecinc. ........................ N's
Western linton. ....................s 3l
CottoD-On Trust certificates. S'is
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VEXED REPUBLICANS.
hIxgD IN THE CAUCUS ON THE MILLS
BILL SUBSTITUTE.
ingalls, in q Observation-Disclosures Exami-
nstion-Yellow-Feve on shipbOard-
Personal, Etc.
tFrom Our Regular correspendentl

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 3l.-It is
understood that the caucus OF the Re-
publican senators last night was not alto
gether harmonious. Senator Henderson
made speech in behalf of reduction III
the tariff on lumber, but this was bitterly
opposed by the representatives OF the
lumber States, and finally voted down
and the people who want to build frame
houses will continue 10 pay The present
duty on lumber il the Senate substitute
becomes q law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

shown conclusively the difficulty OF exc,
cutting by Federal machinery the local
ordinance OF State or municipality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D ExxcuTEp AT TN NsPAxca fAar
UGHouax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
CENTRAL PARK NOTES.

The Park covers over SAC
II there twice many benches IN the neichbor
hood of the music stand they would all be aed Sat
lrcay and Sunday afternoons.
Mine Host Radfora. OF the Casino. wears beaut
full solitaire damonds-a to"n of business prosperity.
Baby carriages in the crov1lcd paths are source OF
annoyance and delay TO pedestrians.
or making many mashes" the Mall there is no end
and much flirting IS a WEAKNESS Of the flesh.
Mr.. Beethoven frowns and scows at the music. even
when hs own compositions played, and acts as II IL
made his head ache.
The policemen on the NAL delight in showing their
authority and ugly the slightest provo
cation.
The applause that rrccs the music sounds 90 little
distance like the patterng Of shower Of rain
The Humpty Dumpty funeral march. as played last
Sunday by Cappa's Band undoubtedly the most sacred
selection on the programme.
1t is worthy Of note that William Shakespeare still
rests his weight on left leg Is II not most time for
a change OF posture lie must be tired.
A runaway team the main drive. not far above the
Fifh-ave entrance occasone1 great excitement but
serious damage last sunday afternoon
The Casinos kitchen. nov nearly two months old,
adds much the popularity OF that charming resort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of coraandt and
30 a. M for CatasauQua and intermediate points.
a. N. for Geneva Lyons, Emlra. Rochester, Buffalo
end West and principal local points Chair car TO
Emira.
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
car 20 Tunkhannock. Connection Reading and Harris
burg , ,,..
40 D. m. for Pttston and principal intermediate
points. Chair 10 L. and B Junction.
40 d. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 10
Mauch Chunk
d. IN. for Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester, Buf-
falO and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
Sl5 D. for Laurays and intermediate points
Tralps leaving at a. m. p. m. and $ 40 p m con-
meet for all points IN Maanoy and azleton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
for Maueh Chunk, Hszleton and intermediate
points
545 p. m. for Coplsy and intermediate points.
y. IN. for Geneva. Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Buf-
falc and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
General Eastern Office 235 Broadway.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y Y c. & IL. H. r. Co., Lessees ~
Trains leave IVES; 4Zdst. station az follows. ana ~
msuies earlier from foot OF Jayst., North River
DetIot and Chicago % 80 a m, u 100, 3 10 p m
Syracuse Buffalo Rochester. Suspension Bridge. Nj
aga!a Falls 3:15. % 80 a 20 100, . :l3 D. m
Utica 10 - 80, ta IL 80 a. M; IS co. - 10 P m
Kingston. sauecrtie-. Catski;l, Albany 3l3, ''io
Cranstons West Point. Cornwall, Newburg, 3;
- ~ IS 80 10 10 "a IL 30 a. ~ 0o 10 5:l5
Is 40 D. H.. and . 200 M, $40 and q 100 y. NJ
Cranston's, Cornwall, Newburg
For Montreal and Canada Fast - 100 ?: m -.
Hamilton, London. 0;5j a. m, % go 5 10 D. m To-
ronto, - 55 o. N. tG 90, IS Is p. ~ .
Elegant seepngca for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
saratora Specials (a) II 80 a. M. ts 3i5 D. Draw
ing room through TO Saratoga -. -. ct,
Lake George Il 30 a m, Drawing Room Cars TO Ca'd
well, Saturdays only ~ 3:4S D. M -. ,,-,. n .oo
Lakes NohonK and Mlnnewaska via w.PaltI' JUN
IA II :3c a m, (sl as D. N. Drawing Room cars "
Kingston on 90 la IL 30 M, (sl BIAS p NJ trains
n,cia 10 o 90 a) II 80 m, IS IS m DRAW ing
noou Cars 10 Grand Hotel station and 10 Phoencla (lor
Hotel Kaaerski and Mountain House, on OU al IL 80
q. H. and tsJ 3 40 p. trains - cd, ~
Paenville. Cairo and Mountain House station, SO
rs . Co ta) II 80 IN. and 80 80 p m Drawing
Room Cars To CasAll (al IL 80 a. m ana ~ S4o D. m
DAILY iDany except saturday; Other trains daily
except sunday. "a - leave jersey City, r. \ II, Sta
ton fal II 20 IN, (s 40 p tn HObOken West Shore
station (al IL 80 a m. ~ 3:4o p m.
For tickets tables, parlor or sieepngcar accom-
moiatons or information apply at ofcea Brooklyn-333
Washington 100 Fulton ST. Annex once foot ~ Full
tom 81 New YORK Cy-393 5s5, 9t2 Broadway, 1853 12
West 42d-sL. foot of Jay.st N. II:
westeo.rs Express calls for sed checks eaSssge from
yanderbntaya cenerai Passenger Agent
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RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For TEE afPs and Sf ' fESroS Bound Brook
Route at A. 2 IL a. a. M no. Ss 30 70 d. M '0'
ffains Leaving S MD At 745 II il a. go 80.
u p m have connection for Reading HaFrsburs Potts
Match s et Chunk eadn lS' atfs6arg, eIc
3 AS N. 10, Lake liopacong, Easton' Bethlehem and
100 m. for bennington. EastOn, Bethlehem. Allen
'OS 80 f M Tor Pennington Lake Hopatecns Easson.
Bethehem AsnowR Maqsh Chunk MSesearre Seisn.
s Sum aTy.i hewisSurg wIamspoft
Maud6 Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc A..
for aaS esnSa TSaoa shamckn
80 p m. for FIem.ngton, Lake Hopatcong' Easton'
oo and 30 D. m for somervlle and Pennington.
AS p m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauen
Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc on sundays az o''o
SIS. 40. 11ISa M 1;9o go s;so 4. 4 &C. &C.:
Red cd Bank Gcns brsae6 AsOufS Park ocean Grove ss
ff 81 Is s.nd nay t so a So 30 50 a
wdo me- 49, Tons 80 v f Banes @
cry IT. 20 R9ags,on for Beach Haven ATLANTIC
T. 80 g. $50 0:l5 ?. m. Sundays a. M 4 p m
For For t MoNAoGYH PARK RACES TUESDAYS Thurs
days and Saturdays 10 so III 10 o a. M l. 'i''
la4'' 80 sandy F'I HOOK X f t5ft ~ p
For LONG T BEASf pfE OCEAN : \ Grove 4 etc.
For Highland Beach s ssaS o o oS Beach aSa
s:45 80. 80 p m. Sundays, 9 30 II 90 a. m.
f0f ii r 90 a. M "'Y? 90 s4S $50 go s
and saturdays 90. 100 ii 90 10 rs. 30
For Atlantic Highlands 80 100 m q 90 Saturdays
only. s:i5 I 80 $50 p N ,..,., % a.oo
eG rick s and raTor Car seats procured 4I
S$5 h a. i ss East cou N " SO
Fulton.si, 9s broadway GroSmyn Ia, call -, ~,
baggage from hotel or residence
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FORCED MORTGAGES FOUND ON REctRD
the NyrHHw oP THE APPARENT MAKER OF THEM
ALLEGED TO BE rHE FOnGYn

ALLEGED TO nv TaF rnnGYn
Detroit Mich, Aug Am attorney Of this CITY
while looking up records In the Office Of the register
OF deeds noticed a NOR; cagr Of $4,000 given nv
Edmund r. Ecsrslcy formerly Of this city. but now
Of Bucvrus. o. ia Mrs. Nellie Avery. of Chicago
knowing that Mr.. Kearslcv is wcalihv-he is said TO
be worth about half millionaire lawyer reported
the matter to Or. Bethunc Duileh who has charge
Of Mr.. Kearsicy's interests In this city. Invcstaa
ton revealed that moro mortgages were recorded.
purportia; TO have been given by Mr. Kearsey one
Of 1900 TO the Wayne County Savings Bank. and
Of a 900 the Detroit Savings Bank, the latter
marked as discharged. Mr. Dunieh al once tee-
graphed 10 Mr. KoarsIey. who answered that his
Signature 10 those mortgages were forgeries
Further investigation showed that Howard W.
Sterling, a nephew OF Dir. Kearsey. had obtained the
honey on those mortgages 1t was also found that
Sterling had obtained 81 $50 from the Detroit saV-
inss Bark. ard $1,000 from the WAYNE County Saw
mes Bank, on notes which purport TO have been
n-ned by Mr. Kcarslcy. Both banks viii begin
criminal proceedings against Sterling at once The
ner is at present at his summer homo on Crosse
ise &c the Detroit River lie Is about twenty-five
seers old and was married eighteen months AGO
.'rmeriy he In the insurance business In part
sssnnip with Mr.. smallcy. under the film name OF
~ey &\stering: whom the firm was aissoNcu.
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ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILwAY.-TraIns leave from ferries at West 42d
and Jay follows: -
West 42d.st, 80 m Jay-st, rs a m. for MID
detovn Falsburg Monticello, Liberty, Walton, Delhi,
Norwich. Utica Rome Oneida, Fulton, oswegO Buffalo.
Detroit, Chicago.
West 42d-st, 10 a. m Jayst :55 a. m. for Wall
kill Valley stations Lakes Mohonk. Minnewsska, i'd
dIetown Ellenyille, Falsourg Liberty, White Lake.
West A2d-st, 10 y. M Jayst., :55 y. M for
Mlddietovn Bloominebarg Elenyiile, NJ Dale. Mont
West 4cd. ST, ;25 Jay.sL, 10 p m, daily for
MidiletoYn, Fasburg. Liberty, Walton Norwich Oneida
Buffet sleepers TO Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free o Oswego.
saturday halt. holiday West 42d-s. rs p. m Jay.
st., 90 D. m, for Campbell Hall, MiddletOwn Bloom
ingburg Eenvle Fa.lsburg. Monticello, Liberty, White
Lake. Livingston Manor Walton, Delhi
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved az
307 Bsont~ay Tirc taJies uCscts &C. at e0I. 307,
Dsi 1898 Broadway 73T 0tb,ayc.. 1874 East l25th ST.
264 West i25th-sL, New-York- . .
- J. c. ANDERSON, G. Z. A..
Exchange Place, New York.
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and alter Jul 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AM limited STATES NAIL ROUTE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE a.,
Trains leave New-York via Dcsbrosses and Coruands
Streets Ferries. a. follows ~, nuo, p,,,.s
Cars attached, 90 M, 80 Dining Car and D. m
daily. New York ana chicago Lnhtea OIL ta ~ Oh
Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vesaoulea cars ~ ''0'
wiaMsport Lock Haven o 90 a. m, $ 90 p N Cory
S Snf E and a. ho OF 81 REGIONS AZ 0O'
For Lebanon 100 q M; Go p dIs sna - and Rens
II 200 a. m, 90 100 and az 90 P N, saturdays
pai HIy; Pwnshington and the south Limited Wash.
EPrs' OF q9 lhSp cara 90 oa as
daily With Dining Car at 40 p. M, arrive washing
ton ~ n 5esg s az 40 10 700 sD ana IS night 5
Sunday, G:lj and a. NJ 4 30 and D. H. and il 10
For atlantic City. Il 10 m, 100 and 100 p. n. week
For Cape May pc. week 6 days an, ,D,.,mosa,e sta,
Sq VIA aRTsy 9gd AR 4e ms 30 a5d all IL
For Sd AZ Pon and Norfolk via NewYork Philadelphia
and Day Line, 4 30 ?. M week days - ,,o,.s
trains at jersey CITY aordng speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave New.York, via DesbrOsses and
torands streets Ferries as follows ,,s n,r,r, r.,
800 80. 80 and d p m and d y "a rs night
sunday Press 6 and D. n And i8 70 Is night h
Trains ASso% eavns Sew daily except sunday
ana M on on sudays connect a. Trenton 70; Camden
Ticket odices, Nos /. 43s, $40 and ga Broadway, !
Courtst Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of Fut9n;st'
ErJoklyn Station Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket ohee,
'; TSs New, York Transfer Company VIII call for and
check baggage from m, hotels and residences woon
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
CHANGES IN TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, Aug 4-p m.
Nv the operations of the Sub-Treasury in the
wool, ended last evening the associated banks lost
s21o1sfs cash. To-day's bank statement OF the
weeks averages shows loss Of only $500 cash
Our estimate Of a week ago gave the banks actual
cash holdings at about the average reported for
that week Hence it appears that this weeks re-
CENTS from the interior have about equalled the
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AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

FOR RED BANK LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE
AspuRY PARK, ocEAN BEACH, SPRING LAKE
AV--'- COMMENCING JULY I, 1883
TRAINS dEAyE Sa,W9i9kK FOOT o az Lin sG I,
(ast exlreas) 100 = 80. ) 80. $40 ,. Sundays.
FROM FOOT coRrLASDT AND DEsDRossEs SIS,
40 10, 20 10 q. m. IL 100 noon 30 $40, 40
Qlmltod express except Red Bank. 20. 90. 90
p. m sundays 2: tx o:l5 a m {. ) 90 p m
RUFUS BLoDGETr. j. r. WOOD II p BALDWIN,
supI Gen. Pas AgIP.RR GPAC.RRN.Js
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
N EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACk TRUNK LINE
ON and after July IA, trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
81 Gh am 5'' cES NIX Il, ssfx ufiN
as m, Rochester Express dFawingroom cars I"
q. m, Saratoga, Lake George and Montreal Special
drawing. room ears 20 saratoga Cadse, Lake GEORGE
n 1 foS xaoHdacS 'y MouRas North
Greek, schroon Lake, Blue Mountain Lake. &C. Drawing
tIs LfH$fHb saS55!e{
smoklnscaF dningear drawing room and sleeping cars
FAILS ERIE esSeaha inSsnppss r3sdS sSsyi1s =
S SShnssts At ASaay ci Co. SSS Az H.
TO 80 M Chicago EApres io1 Niagara e f and
drasing room ears 70 Gsnadssua Rochester ana Rich
III 30 q m. Western NewYork and Northern Express
Adams, &c Drawing room cars TO troy ana sSiSosa r
arriving Saratoga 5s5 p a, Caldwell sI6 p. Draw
cars and ngaet any with drawing
room ears to Albany Troy and saratoga Runs through
10 'Ts 9sorS ace%m@odatoh % Albany Troy Con-
meets for wilismstoT North Adams and intermediate
po'Se D. ~ Fast chicagc Cincinnati St. Louis Ex
oaso via eSist9n and SeSeaSa S se
v esy Including sSnda spn Ss
cars TO Clayton and Paul Smiths Via Utica and r. W.
i 80 ?. m, Montreal and canandaIeua Express daily
and Via St Adams also ottawa Via ST. Adams and Cana
., 70 and e. Ss. ay
eA'eP; op 1 Si' H @ hsly
via Pattsburg and Chateaugay Railroad; also 10 Luz
zerne North Creek, SchrOon Lake Blue Mountain Lake.
&C., via Saratoga and Adirondack Railroad Sleeping cars
NewYork TO Plattsburg and North Creek -,o -
.. N, Special Sleeper, arrives E0chesteF ;4O n
Buffalo :35 a. and Cleveland l rs p, N
I'll 80 p Fast Night Express FOR Ilehned springs
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto, Clekcland
Cincinnati, indianapolis Louis. Detroit and Chicago
with sleeping Sleeping cars TO Canandaigua on
sundays only. c,, -, g -
u midnight Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George, .PlatsOurs Loon Lake, saTanae Lake
Paul Smiths &C., also for Sharon springs Cooperso"n
and Rchfed Springs Slecping-cars TO Albany.
Tickets and space in drawing room and Sleeping cars on
Grand g.
y Park place, Battery place OF West i2Sth,sS ana ana
13Sth-s Station, New 1873 Washington ana I5O
Fulton SITS, Brooklyn, and 10 4th-st., Williamsburg
Wescotcs Express calls for and checks baggage from
residences
Run daily others daily except Sunday Stop q lasth-
Statit - take passengers Tor North and west
! NJ TOUCEY, HENRY MONETT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Sterling continued the business. lie is known to
have extravagant habits Tic has not boon seen
since Thursday. and IL is believed that he has He'd
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IRE RAILwAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1, 81.

L. RlE KALI W Al - IChcO OihsNS' ,tv., ~
n,sty iase Dhsrnscrs and 25d street ferries New
YORK; 35i and 1913 tutop-st Bf9onyn ~ pIosre,
aud New Station, Jersey CITY. where 9ickets ana
Parlor or Sleeping Car reservations ana oriy x
checking and transfer OF baggage can 0. % .ho,a
from lhamD<rs st local trains 10 minutes earlier
v a. M daily Day Express buffet drawing room coaches
10 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches hofhens'Ae +"
10 80 ID, days Delaware Valley Express psf'of
car 70 Bprhsm;on. oweg9 Llmrs ana 0 Gsna .ol:d
Pullman train " day and buHet sleeping 70 sai
fao, Niagara tails Cleveland, Chicago, Cineinhsu anu
?. m. daily Chicago Express Pullman ounet seePns
coaches to Bnghamton, Owego Em.ra. 0enesD'f' Dei'
=, iao. Cincinnati and Chicago TN 20 IN 70
so 50 " 10 $50 - 80 70 g = night
10 80 a. n |; u noon: Y:45 g. !. S 80. 100. ..
p,i lS 30 N. i night n ~ 10 30 m i. noos:
paie'Ip AS 8? 30 10 20 20 70 SO 40 5 So
$50, $3.50. 10, 80, 40, 80 8, 10 go p; u
/? 4 9lsst SDGaa sS s. g. e H."
Newark aud Paterson via Newark AS. $50, $50.
10. IL 80 a. m 3 80 20 80 20 800 *
40 40 B m ! l. night Sundays d. III low
RiSessoSd ard saIern74 4;4S 80 2;aS 1o:sSa
IL night Also 10 KldgewoOd, 80 a. NJ 20 p m ND
TO surern, 8 80 p sundays AS, 80. 10 80
M; 10 4 90 2 n n " night 20 30 800
waiwisk-w days i:iS 0. 10 80 a. m l. 4 30 M
eo sSSnaaI' a. GO9 So .. 10 80 m J. 80 40 $780,
= 80 OPP m 9 mdays 4 AS, 9: 80, 0 a. m $50 D. m
Midileown and Fort Jeryis-+ l5, 30 o. 40 80 a "a
$3.50. $50 go. D. M sundays 4io e''o' u
Express trains from the West arrive in NewYOrk al
7'CS II 80 y,s a 81 and 10 20 p m p FARMER
Gen'l sup't General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRR DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NFW-IORR DEALINGS.
The speculation crude oil Yesterday opened firm at
81 cents but with only moderate trading The prices
advanced subsequently dropped OF to So 3S and
remained with but small fluctuations until the last half
hour when there sharp rally 70 81 SS the market
closing firm at 81 cents. Advces from Washington
Penn. reportcd Ninevah well yielding 900 barrels IN
twenyfour hours after first twelve hours from the
opcnlne Fergus Homestead No. g and Beck Farm well
were both reported dry. White Farm WE'LL south OF
Taylorstown IN sand was reported to be mystery anl
Inc news from Grace WELL Dacrst0wn was OF favora
lie character. The OF prices and the total dealings
were follows: CO.,
Exchange. Consolidated.
opeplns gs,'IIlS sss'as
iil1hcsS' S3 Ia SO 3-S
II9NTn' ~ 81
mlnai 1-9OOO 4aa COO
HeGreI oil was unchanged az all ports at 81 cents
Abel test. Foreign markets were firm ana uhchahHen