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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-03-30
Neckwear and Gents Furnish
ing Goods

cannot be surpassed by any. All New and
Fresh, and have been selected with great
care. Come and see them. Everything that
is usually kept in a frst-class Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Store you will find in the
store kept by the Boss Clothing Man OF Shep-
herdstown.
With many thanks TO all OF my friends ana
customers for their past favors- l hope by
strict attention 10 business and kind treat
ment TO all to merit a continuance OF the
same. Remember the old stand, College
JACOB WINTERMOYER,
Boss Clothing Man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-03-30

Then you do love me, Evalinef" he
said.
Il do" she murmured
"And shall l speak to your paf' he
asked
NO" she replied, speak to ma; pa
isn't of any account in this family"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-03-30
Readymade Clothing
and Gents Furnish
ing Goods

is now open for the inspection and consider
alton of all those who are seeking trst-class
Clothing al Lowest Prices. | am now ready
with a stock OF goods that will excite the
wonder and admiration of all visitors. Not
only on account OF the Immense Variety OF
all sizes, styles, qualities, fabrics. colors and
grades but also because of the marvellous
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-03-30
For Low Prices and Good Goods none
can surpass us.
Sold at Cost for Cash
Garden Implements !
QueenSWare and Glass

Now is your chance for Bargains.
We will trade for Potatoes, Lard, But
ter and Eggs, so come and see us.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-24
A Weak bterfuge,

The weakness of the cause Of the
Cleveland party on this coast is well
illustrated in the fact that its news
paper organs dodge the main issue.
and play the hypocrite on the Chi
nese question. The people of the
West understand the Chinese ques-
ton we'll enough, and it needs no
newspaper cant to convince them OF
the workings and extent Of the evil.
They recognize the fact that treaties
are mere su5terfuges and they are
also aware that Mr.. Cleveland and
his bright youth of Secretary OF
State has permitted the Chinese
Minister to pocket the new treaty
a nd snap his fingers in our faces
while Chinese are coming in by the
shipload. There is no partisan
sentiment on this question. All our
people are in accord on it, and know
that the only remedy is heroic leg
islation. The Republican members
of Congress from this Coast are
working to that end, particularly
Mr.. Morrow, who is an enthusiasts:
on Chinese exclusion, and Senators
Jones and Stewart, but who can
show where Senator Hearst or Con-
eressmen Biggs and Thompson OF
California have raised voice in the
halls of Congress in favor OF the
restriction of Chinese immigration?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-24

The Latest New York quotation
Of silver is go cents and o. lead
S3 g5.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-24
FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON
or INDIANA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
LEVI P. MORTON
OF NEW YORK.
NOT POLICY.

A few months ago the British
man-oi-war Caroline arrived at Vic
toria and proceeded to coal up. She
had orders 10 make open fight on any
American man-of-war tina. was e1-
ercising jurisdiction outside the
three-mile limit on Behrlng Strait.
After while, however, the British
ship was IT SO anxious for fight.
1t appears that Uncle Sam had sent
the Dolphin mp there to look after
United States interests, and there
came a great Geal OF diplomatic
telegraphing, etc., etc.
Messages were flashed over the
Canadian Pacific line TO Ottawa
from Victoria, and the cables to
England were kept busy for nearly
a week.
Then a member OF Parliament
asked in the House of Commons
whether the Secretary OF the Colo
MES had any information to the eff
feet that the United States had sent
= man-os-war to Alaska to enforce
its claims to jurisdiction over the
Behring sea.
The answer was ambiguous!y
framed to the effect that the British
Government had not yet received
any official notification from Wash
ington OF such move. Then as
result of all this hustle and excite
ment the Caroline was ordered to
discharge her provisions and await
orders. So the projected trip to
Alaska and Behring sea was given
up. The times were not propiiious
for a collision with the United States
on either land or sea, and the Brit
ish Government dropped its foolish
idea.
A CLASH between England and the
United States would not be policy
on the eve of Presidential cleo
ton.
The English diplomats saw this.
They would rather just now oeal a
mortal blow to the United States
with the Golden Club for weapon
than a man-of-war. 4 clash just
now would turn nine-tenths Of the
country against England's candi-
date for the Presidency and make
defeat unanimous
Never before, in question OF
ocean supremacy, did England back
down so readily.
Now that Democratic economy has
reduced our navy to the laughing
stock of the world, England could
easily thrash the United States on
the sea, but no it is not policy.
Great Britain expects to see
Cleveland reelected, and then 1T
will be ready to show its teeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
ehippsn

sales-D Mcpherson: 10 Chicago Steers, 1888 n
age at s5 IS Der 100 n % do 1853 n at SIS %; do
"a 95 10 do, 1906 n 81 TO- 10 do, 1l39 n at - 20
do 1926 n at 81 co. 10 Ohio do 1924 n al % 90 Is do
1924 n at a TO-
Sherman Culver: II Buffalo Steers 1435 D. at IS IS
Is do 14s5 n at sS %; IT Chicago do 1890 n at SO 80
n at So 49, 16 do, 1195 n, at 60 90; do i447 n at
60 90 IT DO 1928 n ~ % IL 10 do. 1345 n o. o.
H. S. Rosenthal: 16 Chicago Steers, 144o n at IS %
10 DO 1412 10 at IS is; 81 do n at "a IS Al do
1927 n, at 81 10 do, 1927 n. 81 "a IS.
D. waxe: 10 Chicago Steers 1904 n at "a so; - do.
1854 H. "a so 10 do 1919 n. at "a so SO do 1206 u
81 S. do, 1900 Il, al s5 co.
MICH COws-Receipts 25 head and for the week
1s9 The demand the past week has been fair $50
Gs45 head BY the carload With s5OGSoo obtained for
few retail
oALvEs.-Receipts 1870 head Demand about equal to
closing prices of last fridays market few Butter
milk calves brought l2G4c; and Poor Prime Veals
sold at 4G7c, with selected reaching 1-4c.
sses-Halienbeck Hollis: 10 Buttermlk Calves
OF n average at 1.2c per d % do 1l5 n at I.2o
1919 Veas lls n LIDO 40 do 119 h. at 1-2c 1877
do l22 n &c; 1O5 do, 1874 n, at l4e; 40 do 1876 ~
DHlenback Dewey: 10 veas 112 n at Sc 10 do
III n, 1-4c 30 do 125 n, at &c 81 do 12S n at
Eye & Otis, 24 veals lis d at &c 10 do, 112 n. at
514c; 70 do, 100 ., at SAC; DO 100 n at &C. 40 do
100 T. at Lee.
JeIIlfe, Wright Co.: rs Veals. 1873 n at 5-sc /;
90 d. 126 n at l-5c 90 no. 12s n IS 50 per 100 n
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeepts were IS care OF
1910 head82 at 60thsr and 10 at Jersey City
aud a halfdozen held from last week
There little better tone 20 the market, but no
quoabe change in prices, and at Jersey City several
carloads sell a late hour.
Fair Clipped Sheep sold at IS 81 12as5 90 12 100
n Poor 10 Choice UnshOrn do, 81 5OGS7 80: car
load Of Clipped Yearlings at So and Ordinary TO Extra
Unshorn do, at SO 2503S 25. Common to Fair Spring
Lambs sold u 80 5OaS5 Is per head
Gales-Jud1 buckingham: 1914 State Sheep 104 1-2
n average 81 L. 12 "a do, so n sc sG CO. OF Ohio
Sheep few Lambs, 70 IL n, SO 60: II Year
lngs, 81 h. at SO 20 10 Spring Lambs. at SO 80 per
head
Newton & Gnlett; All Ohio Sheep 81 n at &c 60 4;
SO Pennsylvania do, 12S n. 81 % 2s2 Clipped Ohio
do 70 u, at IS so 124 Pennsylvania Yeariings, 90 n
50 25
HOGS-ReceiDts were 81 cars, OF 1878 head-24 cars
Jersey City and q at 40thst One carload for
sale but sold The market IS quoted weak at
= 45015
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

prees ruled nrm sdvsneisG Ia to Lee 70 Thurs
esyi bat Sheep were weak snd lovW "a Yrtdsy and
Yeeanu feu % Lea On samsdby VITA "a szsdsa -
stock dull.
Only one carload OF live Hogs offered IN this msREse
There was nominal decline Of 15c during the week
BEEvEs-Reeeipts for two days 1876 cars Of 1854
head-b9 cara direct Eastsade sacghrsrerso csrs at
ooth-st, OF which "a consigned 70 Mr. East
man. and Blumentizrs Sons leaving single
TO sch, and co jersey City, Of which cara aid
not reach the yards In TO be offered to-day In
GLIDING Cattle held there &c on thu MARKET
ranging IN quality from Ordinary Prime with few
Choice and Extra Reeves among them Trade was
more active than Friday and prices 6a1oc higher with
considerable reguarity sales Top grades sho we'd
very little improvement The finish duh and sDout
six cars unsold at IL m. with probability OF
fun clearance.
Poorest best Bteers sold a. SOFAS IS per 100 n.
with the bulk Of the ales at 81 40fsb Is Oid Vxen
brought s4ds4 90; Bulls and Cows seGs3 rs.
The lake Ontario got with SCI Cattle. the Mnrteuo
with $50 and the Jersey CITY with ia and TO morrow
the Wisconsin takes out 1. ESQ quarters OF Bees
The weeks shipments u Live and Shesp and Dressed
Beef and Muttop follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April tspeciaO.An advance from s13 40 Il
4 in May pork m&de that pit the all the session
At night the deal looked like for May thar
any time since tegan Msy pork closed at s13 81 Ia
1t touched eli several times during the morning session
Hutchinson sold about 5000 erces Of May lard Lard
opened g. 81 10 sold between 81 so and 81 55 and
closed g. 52ds7 55. May short ribs opened Of
% 81 - sold between sc OF 2 and e. OF H. and closed
o. a. on ID
Wheat opened az 7e "a cents for May where It closed
Saturday. and touched 10 rs. Cables better
and there the floor OF the damage reports
The arrivals here rs above the estimate The
receipts at the primary msrkets 40 900 bushels
large and the visible supply statement although favorable
Was somewhat under the expectations The crowd eX-
peced decrease In wheat OF over 600 600 bushels The
Official showed OF SOC 600 bushels
against increase OF 800 600 bushels for the
pane week; The days range for the May option was
between &c 10 and 20 IA cents The close
f6 SS cents The visible supply OF showed a de-
Grease ass 900 bushels and the local stock increased
bny IS 707 bushels May opened 80 6S, sold low
a. 81 Is and closed at 50 1-4652 8-S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE April s-Cotton dull Midflny 9r.9loo.
Four steady quiet Howard Street asd Western super
fac 81 81 az 75 Extra 10 SIS 0I9315 Family 10 81 90
Mills SuDsrhne 80 81 az so Extra do So oO0 Ia
81 80 o. 10 Pstao.oO Family s. Is DO su
psrlave Patent IS 80 whoaSouthern steady Red 81 9tc
Spot al ss0s8Lci DO for Nav s9s rS97c 10 for
June 90 69lsc COrn-Southcrn higher. White 90 G6Ze
yellow $4,000 Western quiet Mixed spot 30 "a SO lac
April soc bid do Nav SO p059e oats we're steady,
Western Mixed at Sse39c. PennsyIvaaia at Ssatle
Rive firm At 7Se7Sc nay nrm Prime TO Shoce West
20 o. Provisions auists Ness Psrk slb 90
Bulkmeats shoulders and Clear Biz Siies packed
108@c. }acon-Shsuders ~ % &c Clear Rib sides &C.
Ham, l2sl2'4c Lard refined sac. Butter firm Western
Petroleum seaiy-kehned At &C Coneo
steady. ordinary fair lSS. e&se sugar
firm. "A" soft $40 Copper renDef arm az lb0loo.
wh,xoy steady at 81 49, FreIEhts to Liverpool per
Adj Receipt. - FIosr 1883 bbI. Wheat 3 100 busn
Germ 92OO bush. oats $500 bush. shipmcns-fisur
Is 75 Os Corn H. 100 bush SAss-Whsat 1872 800 bush
Corn 90. 200 bush
BUFFALO April 9-wheat-No. Hard arm and steady
Gle: No. Hard Northern Pacific hold at lie over
Chicago May; No Northern 1t &c over shburn steady
at 9 &c Winter Wheat was nrmer No Rei
Cors steady Ne Yellow 81 &c, No Yellow 57e No.
SIC o 56Ic. oats steady 40 White 3SS. 39c;
No White g. s9379sr No Mixed Sec Barley was
dull and weak No. Canada 90c asked No Canada
No Western Toe track. Flsur steady demand far
Patent spring - IS a. IS Beat Patent Winter 20
asa S5 per Dbl In carload lots Allised nrm; Winter
sl9 so; Kidding SO Oatmeal steady Corn.
meal easier Wheat $500 bush. Corn 1000
bush oats 1000 bHsh snipnssts-wheat $4,000 busA
CHICAGO April a-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE rs
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The bush temper in wheat which prevailed after the
regular close Saturday reflected in sharp sd-
vances yesterday and after the opening. Al
though there dissppoint 70 the decrease in
the visible supply OF wheat Ut was so1,o56 bushels,
where decrease OF 100000 had been expected, the
reaction caused By reazstons and bear ventures
was only partially successful. The gains the day
were left rs FOR April at 90 58, and September
o. 81 Id "a FOR May a. 90 12 and August at 81
cents IL for June IS IL and December at 90
and IS for July 81 81 cents. The market
closed steady with moderate record OF transactions Cash
wheat held 1894 higher but buyers
lucsn accept that basis and only 90 600 bushels
taken for export Cash quiet and featureess
There little doing In the option line but the close
steady at a slight improvement follows: May 81 IA
June 50 "a; July, 30 To- August 80 S-4 cents. Oats
also quiet aud devoid Of interest The options
rne easier at 81 3s for April 81 Ia for May. and 81
cents for June and July. Tho lard market sympahized
with the strength Of pork, but there move
ment The options ended up 264 points follows
April g. ST; May and June a. So July 81 50 August
O. 92 September 81 o.
The receipts grain -four reported yesterday AZ
New-YOrs BALTIMORE Philadelphia and Boston we're fol
lows Wheat 1908 bushels s994l bushels; oats.
1880 bushels total grain l495S9 bushels -four, 34223
packages Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Louis the
Wheat, 1904 bushels corn. lo5. 375
bushels 1885, so9 bushels total grain S99 1913 bushels
eeur 80 7l3 Dsrrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
,rec1IRs IN AN Ex.sENAToEs aoUsE
..r MANS A PROBABLY FATAL WOUND Eoh
DlsoBEyING THE OFFICER

DISCERNING THE OFFlChR
A. po,,eemen Fsy and Mccormick. Of the Dsasrcey
-, SQUAD were walking In plsn sstAes along Clinton
:. no,ore a. NJ yesterday, they saw q man sneak into
- -, leading 10 the rear tenement houses st No Isl
Eoai.sslr another peePed cautiously out Of the
- There had Q number u small rcbberes In
80 tor the thieves Mccormick stayed OF the corner
rc,,oast while F1ay went around the block back TO
So-st Then they approached the alley cautiously
= ,,osite directions In few minutes the policemen
go so uprosr in ex-senator Jacob Seebacher's house
. *, Mr. seebachor had heard thief trying to get
hough the rear balcony window of the house and had
- The household. Policeman Flsy fred shot in
-. ,.eet TO call assistance and then he and Mccormick
- be alley and began climb fences in search
- thieves Mr. seebseher School Trustee Byrns and
-, hundred Of the neighbors looked out Of rear WIN
-. and shouted encouragement 70 the ofaeers
ps,rolu,en birmingham. Bowe, Krsnch and Schneider
. ,,,forn soon Joined In the search The thief VINO
,.a "a Get into Mr. seebacher's discovered
as o, the fence in the They called 10 him 70
- down Instead Of obey,ng the thief made o jump
a. the alley. Fsy fred shot at the thief, sending q
~. into his side and disabling him Two companions
- found hiding under stoops and were marched 70
.,o notice station. They gave their names as JACOB
usrke ana August Miller. The wounded man gave his
a. August Reinhsrd but the police ascertained that
-, ,.h, name was Hill and that he had wife and two
,us,en living at No. Is Alen-st He was removed %
a.. couverneur Slip Hospital Late in the afternoon the
rseons said that he might die and Coroner was called
a. The hospital to take his statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
RECORDING A SLIGHT REACTION.
MondaY Auril Up. ~.


The stock market suffered fractional reaction
to-day, but at the decline the trading became SO
dull that the variations in prices had no special
meaning The final changes were small, rarely
exceeding 1-2 per cent In the active shares and
in the specialties the movement was Irregular
throughout the dealings. The lowest prices were
recorded toward the Close and, as the early weak
ness had no effect On the foreign markets, 1t may
be inferred that the subsequent decline was In
tended to be fresh test. Although Reading
kept the first place in point Of activity, Union
Pacific was more conspicuous. 1t closed nearly
per cent lower In spite Of o slight rally. his
decline was equalled. among the active STOCKS
only by Western Union. OF the inactive Granger
shares Rock Island fell / and Burlington and
Quincy per cent while St. Paul and Northwest
ern suffered only the average loss Of l2 per cent
The Richmond and West Point Terminal stocks
advanced sharply in the morning. but were un-
able 10 maintain che Improvement. although they
closed from IL TO l per cent higher than on Sat
urday. Other exceptional advances were made
by Louisville and Nashville, which closed S-4
per cent below its highest point, Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, and Norfolk and Western preferred;
The decline OF rs per cent n New ork CchJraI
may have been due to the decrease IN gross earn
mgs for March although the statement was not
made public until after the close OF business,
While the loss Is not large, 1t is more imam h1I
OF the gain III The Two preceding MOhIAS Va '1iO
quarter.
The action was not unnatural in the clrcuH-
stances attending the present speculation. IL Is
impossible to predict the CO. fences OF the con
tnued disregard by Congress Of the plalnest needs
of the country. If the session Is 10 be extended
into the summer and the uncertainty OF rational
action indefinitely perpetuated, 1t Will not oe sur,
prsing if the business Of the country is ahected
unfavorablv. The party in power Will have
everything to lose in appealing to the people II
il further neelects reasonable legislation on I'm
nortant questions Of financial policy. Europe, as
well AS America, is awaiting with impotence the
settlement Of economic matters which could have
been reached months ago.
THE DAY N THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds continued to be strong and
q small business in the 4 per cents was done
AZ Is per cent advance. All the other issues
were strong in sympathy. The closing quotations
were follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Unloa Stock Y,rs April e.-r1s DrouerF
journal reports Cdls-ReceiDts SEQ Shipment
1000 aead steady Socksrs Feeders 81 O5 .
10: So 4O6s5 O5. Texas Fed steers. s. 80 a
81 40 Cors, Bulls an Mixed 81 70dS3 %.
$4,000 e. 7O0e head Mar
kat strong: Mxea IS l50sS Heavy IS rs d SIS AS
Light 50 1913 30 Skins 50 rs ~ 90
O0s head. shipments Market hr1n
dull. Natives 81 5O0SG 10. Wesera 81 1886 10.
Texans s. 90 . IS 90 Lambs IS 1896 To-
ST Louis April 8 eosIpts 200 head ship.
msnts 200 head steady; Choice Heavy Native
81 tsDsj 80 GOot Natvs ste.rs 81 % D
"a 20; Butchers ~tsers Medium Choce IS l0<s4 90
stockers Feeders fair good 81 1908 30 Rangers
81 25O4O6
Hogs DIT. 300 shipments 1900 head Market
strong Choice Heavy and Butchers elections S. 300
S. as Packing Medium Choice S. 10 q 50 30; Light
grace- Fair 10 Best. 81 90e5 Is
Shsep-Receipts 800 head shipments 900 head Mar
ket steady. Fair to Choice 81 000S5 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

~ so DO Family sle SO. Hama Smoked Der .. he
n :.It sss9a Sides Clear RIssst smoked sSSicc.
ehoufferr IN ery sait AMI fully cursf eScs q
60 's'ksa ., Ia s..sis.rs "!sss. os..1 ftS
09so 10 Breakfast Bacon at l0c Lard sfcsAvS
CIV Renne1 - 90: Steam sS9ss i2s, Bussnsrr lse~
Ct 800 Wessssp cresnetv Extra At 10 a q asA s.
Z. Urssrsrr Exsrs 2 og3cs Western rasforv ~ 17scs
nr.ts at lie. Western nras lie. C'hssss stsaavt
fair densndi New York FUN Cream i2ss I3e. Oktl
rata Choice llsal2c do Far % Prime &c snn1
wa Msaly. Psw1ered at e nrsosistei q, SIC rssa
ssist 70 tos test l pbis Iva Recepts-Floa- Lso0
ou:h shippents- Wheat l2.eyo busn Corr s.ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
rwo xEy yCRTBYA BURSTING BOILER

A. boiler for q three horsepower donkey engine was
placed In violin factory Of Julius Kraft at Bay and
PENNSYLVANIA Brooklyn Saturday, and yesterday
John Meyn machinist OF No. 224 Reidsve., and John
Pollard who was employed By him. visited the place to
test the boiler When under less than full pressure
1, exploded and both badly scaded about the
head and upper part Of the body and were struck with
pieces OF iron. They taken 10 their homes and
f,ta results arc not apprehended Meyn had used the
boiler for years in shop and sold it to Kraft last
week The loss about $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
r.rIL yUKBLE DOWN. STAIR

Joseph Blood age ffty-three. Of No. 81 starrse,
Brookyn and Albert Weilsnd, nineteen OF No. CAL
BEDFORD ave. wrested at head Of the stairs In tene-
house at No 1855 Myrtle-st In that city. early
rday morning They tumbed down stairs together and
Bleod was under woisnd released himself before he
got To the bottom but Bleed all the way, and when
picked CD dead Heart disease Is believed 70 have
been the cause OF his death Weand was arrested ana
Ala In Al hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
x,vop oB,pry DEFENDS HIS VETO.

Mayor Chspps Of the resolution Of the Aldermen
.x.,fns the contract for the Soldiers Monument to
a.nry Baerer at q cost OF 800 000 placed on hle
y the Aldermen yesterday They have no power to pass
"a over his Veto as the resolution be operative re-
sures the Mayors signature. The Mayor character
hes the design commonplace and conventional and
ssvs the monument would be wasted in the City Hsn
Park Such q memorial should stand In amplitude OF
space and should be overopped by ednces Of trade
nor by public budings the Mayor says and Prospect
pa k "a the place for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
OIL MARKETS.

on CITY rean.. April 9.-,NatlonA Transit Coraacatss
Spened 7ft2 Highest, 81 lowest 79s; closed. 1911
ae 1908 900 barrels clearances 400 900 barrels
krS 1851 barrels; ahipmestA 76,0A barrels. runs.
ls.3l4 bsrIels
PrrsBUgG. Penn. April e-Petroleum fair active and
ermer National Transit cortncatos opened 1871 closed
~ hlghss, 81 Lowest 10
BRADFORD, Penn. April 9-N9tIOnai Transit Certificates
opened al 79h: closed TO- highest sos; TO-
CiearSnces. $50 100 barrels
IrrsvLLH PsHn. April 9-N tiona transit certificates
ressd i79s4 Highest. s0Ts lowest 70; closed, IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL April $3.50 D m.-Becf and Pork-In poor
temerd Hams-in fair demand. BscOn-In poor demand
fonr-ln supply good Cern-spot and Futures-In fair
eemand; Mixed Western. spot steady ST As l0d Hops
~ Lsndon- Nev-Ysrk State-lh demand
ANTWERP Atrl s-Wncsxs lard closed az 90 francs
IS ceHti per 100 kilos.
ANIwEhr. Apnl s-PetrOsun-Fine pale American. l6
nsncs pad and
BREstS. April e-Petroleum marks 40 pfennics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE or PRICE.
There No lnnnrtan; laanta 70 the eruda oil nark,

NEwS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
There sas no Imporans featnFe the crude oil
yesterday Dealings fairly active. compared wits
Gull seasons, but they showed tendency diminish
raSted with the recent STIR In tine speculation This
shrnksee not when the speculative exhaustion
produced by the violent liquidation is allowed fer
AMI new ventures likely the tms
oeie The rally In the refined market however pFodnsed
eonsaneraoe speculative animation the start and prices
rose from 70 le o. 81 cents in short or1c assnt 70 "a
cents On saturday night The buying largely from
the Wall Street party however and found little suppos
from the West Resiizations began when hef.
tafed after its se spurt and the bears renewed attack
causing recession % about the closing figures OF Saturday
The field unfsvorabe but IN view OF the ap
proaeh OF some wells the producing sand strictly
Or contingent is disposed to cautiously The market
closed heavy at lowest points
The range Of prices and che total dealings fob