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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-04
Gt6teG g. 6. @bcIpS

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(grotofUl bss @uperiorz@eriats Der gtabt SaItt'
more.)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-04
gE1c 1a1n ner gfI1fneTrna IN Der sIa6t

gttc 10QN Oct SEFENETENB IT OCT SEH1E
entgeBt!
81. unb Srau Sobu &. &oUeu 6abea cine
G1eibe pIdGtj8er 3tAmer i'm v5t. Samels
6oteIn beSogeu, meIbe fe n1brsnb oes
gegenn1rtlgeu g8iuters beDobueH meroeu.
Sm Trii5tabre tperoeu he ua9 i6rem ueueu
gauORee, auf psIGem elm eleganta5 2BObns
bans erIidtet mtrb, um3iebeu. (264-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-04
Qemoarafelt, altf0epa6f!

Seitsrs Ser TuTonszDemO.roten tUeroeu lest I1s
flrenouneen gematl 4eranber Sbarp at oers
Jtadlern, um eoiEr Gtjmmen flt Die gaFors=5ano;s
6oteu FIR Die Geiegaeburg gu ittern.-Des geIttebt
bCIonters i'm tmetten @seb8e6uus5 zSsSrts.
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Ggtr for6ern ale Demotraten aui, itd1 ouf fsiueu
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id]e Gidct bireft Bu ftiumeI.
Sarrn gStuss gtafF.
8orftar 6es Observation-Disclosures ;SgttattC=8 8Omte's
(264-E)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-04

gEie man brr Setenernug tn ner Staot
entge9t!
5r. unb 5rnu SObu &. gopen babeu etue
97eibe prddttser 3tmmer i'm ySt. Sames'
SottIH be3Ogen, trelde ne uGbren6 6es
0eeenmGrttgen gSinters bemobuen perbeu.
Sm 6riibiabre tperOeu fte mad ibrem ueueu
2autfse, auf peIdem Elm eIegantes gBobnz
bans eTrittet tpirb, um3ieben. (264-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-04
10. % aro.

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BGate, g2ontas, a5snbs s ubr, in 5atIdl's Saus
on 2ern9tons, uabe BacafrnBe, Bebufs ber 4rraugez
ments fur bic ror9snoe 9BabI. SIN auftrage
(2641 GQrTh g. Zuoreus, GretatiUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-04
gGmokratfn Oes OriitfR GfgisIatut-
8e3irts, 46tnng!
cent @ure gtiwm,ettsI ,ene,, Susdj!

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III in ieees Snus in oeiem Diitrife getedt nor6eu.
Der blame ionte sSobu 8. gSaIih iefn. (264-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-11-04

gue BEN g8aTtimprer 9eraIO" BON 80, Sur
1889.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-25

men Of fair prospects. Put your trust in
the Lerd God and all is well. But You
will be tempted. Perhaps you msy this
OF your coming to the great city. and |
give you this b%rotheIly counsel. l speak
not in a perfunctoiy way. | speak as an
older brother talks to q younger brother.
| put my hand GU You this day and com
mend you to Jesus ChIist, who himself
was a young man and Lied while yet a
young man, and has sy mpathy for all
young men. Oh, be master, by the
grace Of God, OF our appetites and pas
sions.
l close with y perO'a.ion. Ministers
and speakers are very apt 10 close with .
p%erora,ion, and they generally roll up
some grand imagery TO express what they
have TO say. l close with a peroration
mightier than was ever uttered by mere
human lips. Tive quotations. "Who
hath wOeP who hath babbling? who hath
wounds without cause2 They that tsrry
long at the wine, they that 70 to seek
mixed wine when ii is red, when it
moveth itself Alright in the cup. for at
the last it biteth like a serpent and sting
eth like an adder" This Is the other
quotation. Make up your mind as to
which is the more impressive, think
the last is the mightier: Rejoice, o
young man, in thy youth, and let thy
heart cheer thee in the days of thy youth
and walk thou in the sight of thine own
eyes: but know thou that for ali these
things God will bring thee into judg-
ment,'
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-25

Chicago News: We wonder what Lon
don will think OF Robert Todd Lincoln's
whiskers. When Mr.. Lincoln's whiskers
are at their best they prcpondcrate TO
such a degree that ii may fairly be said
that they wear Mr.. Lincoln rather than
that Mr.. Lincoln wears them. They are
fiercely black ard outrageous and
bris,ling. When Mr.. Lincoln strokes
them as is his won't, sparks fly out Of
them-sparks as brilliant as any ever
emitted. One time last summer while
Mr.. Lincoln was visiting in Springfield
a sparrow alighted among his whiskers
and wanted TO build a nest there. Mr..
Lincoln never shaved but once and then
the barber finally abandoned his
razor and sent out for a file. The
only man in Chicago who can approach
MIR. Lincoln in the particular Of whiskers
is Joe Dunlop, of the Times. Joe's
beard grows 30 strong that even while
the barber is shaving one side of Joe's
face, the other side shoots out whiskers
as big as blackberry bushes.
When Mr.. Lincoln gets his whiskers
nicely oiled and brushed he looks for all
the world like the basso cantante in one
of Verdi's romantic operas - like the
Count di Luna in II Travatore"-or
like the mar who always carries a green
baize bag In Irish melodrama. An anus
ing story is told Of the mistake made a
few years ago by Mr.. Lincoln's Oldest
boy. The precocious boy was at Gun
TIERS one afternoon examining the
wealth of curiositi,s in which that con,
fectio- museum abounds, and suddenly he
cried out in great glee: See, mamma,
here's a picture Of papal'
"Oh, 10; | think not" said Mrs. Lin
coin. gently.
But it is" insisted the child. IL know
it is! And see how funny he looks with
the sword in his hand"
The fond mother, inpelled by a natu
raj curiosity to see what had so excit,d
her petted darling, bent down TO scru'i
nize the rare old copperplate print. |,
was a portrait Of Captain Kidd
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-25

battery Of mountain howitzers. If / re.
member rightly, Mr.. Frost did not sue.
coed in getting pictures Of any animated
objects that day except a few Mongol OK
teams and two or three blind or crippled
beggars who could not move rapidly
enough to make their escape.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-25

Texas Siftings: A~.-"Fhey call him
colonel. What did he command during
the war;"
B.-"He commanded q small salary as
suffers CLERK"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-25

HOW TEey Love One mother.
Fir. Lytcwaite-Miss Crimple is quite
skilifUl with her spoon.
Miss Hightone (sweetly)-Oh. yea; in.
herited. you know. Her grandfather was
very skillful with his shovel.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-25

P~oisteness Shnrp"us the Edge or
Po.iteree s gives a keener ejge 10 wit;
A truth that seldom ~variee;
Thus editors begin their stsb'ing with
Esteemed cont. mcorari-s"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-05-25


on.
MY
d..
lin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
TIE TRADE IN CnrcAGn.

Chicago Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-Thtre was some outside
bull in wheat, but the traders in the pit. loaded
down the sales Hutchinson made TO them Wednes-
day were condition n help themselves. Hutch
nson also harassed the little holders by selling whenever
the market looked weak. evidently bent breaking
prices down The weather In the West and Northwest
was hoer promise OF course, Of better receipts and
better grading Cash wheat here was easier losing all
IL premium and selling az the August price The close
showed that Hutchinson had little the best OF the contest
December wheat opened at 7Sc. sold between s2c and
-ST.c, closed 7Slsc Corn was easier r thin c
range Oats were easier within itc range Provisions
were again weak pork sufering l2ls cents decline ffonl
wednesday, lard 12h cents ribs IS cents decline Every
hing closed the bottom. on The curb wheat was
unchanged At ISIS cents for December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARhEIS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The bull movement Of Wednesday in wheat went
asray or was stolen yesterday. In its place dc
clinng market was substituted. Spot lots eased OIL
IL cent as promptly they had rallied The day
previous and only 81 900 bushels taken by ship
peis. The option dealings lighter, only l,2oO'Ooo
bushels changing hands. a lttle foreign inquiry
september 81 rs and December at 81 u cents.
The firm tone in cables tho only b,ui lHuchI e.
while the current OF prces was turmoil DOWN. ara by
better weather reports from the W est, llilcd uS an
early revival of tIecr movement 10 EhtElDr anu
SeabOau points. The dealings were sustained mainly
by room scapcrs and the speculation In consequence
losses of 3-Su3-4 cent follows August, - 30
SCI tcuLcr L.; October. 81 IS; November. So {;
December, 81 Is: May 1890, 81 cents.
Corn was shade easier on slackenlnS IN me
export demand and partly in sympathy with tho IN
Huenccs which governed wheat Cash prices wer9
l-40l-2 ccnt lower and aaont $4,000 bishe ; " re
taken by shippers. There were sales Of $4,000
bushels &C. l. IT, to arrive, but they were TO the
trade, not for export The option trailing fe TO a
scorcd losses of IL for August at Al, and september
AZ So 3-5 for October at 43 IS, and A Is for
November and IA cent for December at 43 "a cents.
Oats tho spot showed weakness In the white
grade, prices yielding 12G1 cont while mixed grades
remained steady. There were reports of sales of
10000 bushels of oats for export; The options were
- 81. but losses Of 1-661-4 cent wero shown by
september and October az 26 SO. November at ~ Is
and December at 20 7-S cents.
ard was weaker heavy long lqUidatiOns. The
options closed down II points for september at 80 ST.
for october at sc a.. for November at So 20. and
points for January at SO %.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yeSter
day at New York. Philade. phia Baltimore and Boston
were as follows Wheat, 1858 bushels; corn
5o7 1872 bushels: four IS 1913 packages. At Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat.
8O8545 bushels: corn. 40 "a bush Is: oats. 314 O2O
bushels; total grain, 1,o72,3o9 bushels -four lO,7 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
n EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN


Passenger leave foot OF Jsyst Is follows urom
West 42d-st. Is minutes atet) - -
: :S5 a. no for Middlet0wn. Port Jerv,s Monterey
Fa shurgh Liberty Hancock, Walton Delhi sidney
Edmeston. Norwich, Utica. R)pe. Oneida osweSo' Dc
troit, Chicago and all points west, -, ,,.., -, ,,,,
80 a. m. for Campbell Hal. Lakes Mohonh ana Mln'
newaska Waikiki Valley stations stony Fora Middle ne S"a
Boommgburgh, Ellenyille, NJ paie raisoefsn' h'"o
VILE, Liberty, White Lake: -, 49, ,,.A..L IA Mia.
90 for Campbell man Lass 'a"onA saa ,a,.
newaska Waikiki valley Stations Miahe,2wh sopSnsSS
burgh, FlenYilie, Fort JefNla NVh''o'o' f~''0u'e~
Uurlcyyille, Liberty, koeklsnu .,., nan >t,,..,own
IA n m for Stony Ford CampDel nan, Miuales"ns
pioomin CHURCH Wurtsboro. Ehenyle - -.
3 o M for Middleown Fsllsburgh Liberty Han
.ocL Xyslton sidney, Norwich Utica, Rome. Oneida
oswego Rochester suspension Bridge Ohcago ana Ronss
west Reclining Chair Car Tree 10 Suspension bos's
80 D. M Saturdays only. for Campbell Hal. Middis'
town Eilenyile Pittsburgh, Liberty Rockland -
SUNDAYS also to MidiIetown tDsily through o1nes
trains daily except sunday -. ,,., -. p..,s.
reserved at 3o7 Broadway. 90 j. y ANpEksV,SS' "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
NEW. YORK AND LONG BRANCH PAIL

NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK, LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GRoyE APP As Hn s9, PAE s OCEAN BEACH.
Time tstie In effect July l. 1889 Trains leave Nav,
York foot Csrlandt and Desbrosses sta 80 7io 10
Red Banp AGO !ekpress GAO. 700 D. m Sundays
From foot OF RSerty-st :oo s:l5 80. Il:15a m
80 2 80 80 (express). 90. 80 (express) SO
(express 6:l0 p. m. Sundays 100 a. m. 4 90 D. m
Sunday trains do not stop ut Ocean Grove and Abury
RUFUS BLoDeETT. y.R WOOD.
superintendent Gen'l Pass. Agent Penn r. n
II. p. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pass Agent G. r r. Of N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of CortIAnds and
D'7 n m for sIatngton and intermedat polnts -
a. mn. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmlrl Rochester. BUnAo
and the West, and principal local points. Chair car %
Ivor, and Pullman Suspension Bridge.
II a. m. for Elmira and Intermediate points Chair
car TO Mauch CHUNK.
w D. M for TunkhannOck and intermediate pOintS
char ~ Tunkhannock. Connection " Reading aud
3:iO D. N. Eimlra principal Intermediate points
Chair 10 J.. & Il. Junction and Pullman sleeper 70
Chicago
40 D. m. for Slatngton and intermediate points.
$40 d. M. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection 10 lteailng and Harrisburg. -,
and tho West pullman sleeper Lyons and SUSPENSION
Bridge.
Trains leaving az an. IL a; m, l y. m; and ~
2. m. connect for all points Mahanoy and Hazeton
coal regions. - - -. 49,.
SUNDAY TRAINS 49,.
n. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton ana mIerneoiaS
points. 49,. -,.-
b. IN. Tor Geneva, Lyons Elmlta Rochester buise
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and suspens.oa
Bridge. - oa. ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
RAILROADS..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID Fast Express Trains, via PHILADELPHIA, TO
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NEW;YoRK, foot OF Libe:ty,si., as follows;
For CHICAGO, 10 D. m, u 100 midnight
Tor CINCINNATI, ST: LOUIS, 30 a m, 100 D. IN.
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, s 80 a. M, II 100
A. m, 80 ?. M. 80 p. m, :l5 p. M, 100 y. m
10 90 midn ght sunday 80 a. H., 80. $50, 3I5
100 y. m. 10 90 midnight
All trains stop Chester and Wilmington except 10
D. m.
Ticket Omces o. POI AS, and 1,140 Broadway, or at
Station foot Of Liberty-st
baggage from hotel or residence
J. y. ODELLA CHAS. o. SCULL,
Genera Manager Gen'l Pass AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
IN AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOURTRACR TRUNK LINE
selected by the Governments - the
ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL
TuTq Is ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE

isNN-iA
ROUTE Of TIE FAST NAIL o,,rr
ALL TEAMS AE&E TT A a, 81 P i4i5T FROM
Are; Ssa5q q A%GrcSp ly and
the only Trunk tHS E RFTP s1Ho3 a N i
ia m. Rochester Express; Wagner drawlns-rOOm carr
90 10 Ssratoss Lake George Adirondack and Non
I'll i & SsS Vi s3
FAMOUS wASNEE vEsT IIg tE17d NEw
Of buffet smoking dningcsf dIawns-' tna
hssos S aT Fs HsN' Erie ceyean
% LoSs r cSanscc; sa 4 6lsv 2;
%Ban WIN ana Tor
20 @ cScsH Express fp Niagara Falls To
ronto cleveland Cnclnna IndianaDsS Detroit and
tan,8eagua Rochester wagner dnhsaf NS%.YOrk
for 81 J NsvFSTf s9d E9hSEp E RS
aa1 and c %SgnSf sEd EcoSs cars 70
p M Saratoga and Lake Gsorge Limited I Buns
On SATURDAYS 9ay Composed exclusively 81 SMsagS
Eusct Smoking and Library Car .,, vv..oo, ,,nu,0g
room - sr 3 to sa!a hisf ",' "111o,
PsS; q ( &asI$5 s
pref. r . s % ana St & e.
rOntO and CleVe and. Cincinnati. Indianapolis St Louis
Detroit and Chicago. with Wagner vesuOuel sleeping aud
"tS 90 p m. thousand Adirondack Exgres.
WAGNER Stepping car, New;YqTE % clayton via oHes
Via Uucs ana Northern Adirondack Railroad daily except
Saturday. , ,,
Cansndagua, Through sleepnscar Ne"-YOrk to Canaan
Z 80 p. m, Montreal Adrondaek end Cansndaigqs
Saratoga and Adirondack Railroad also to patts6urs con
and Adirondack Mountain pSnts Wagner SsepIRG
and to syracuse ard Csn9pdsgHa daily except spodsy
7 40 a. m Buffalo ;S5 a. m and Cleyeqnd ~ ?; m
sesTa Fails Toronto Cleveland CRslnnsu, Indianapolis
SIeeDing-e ears 10 Canandaieua On sundays only.
10 r5tngbt Tor Saratoga, Adlrondacks and Thousand
Islands 80 connection With train leaving Saturday.
wiz trains fr the North aud West
Tickets space in drawing room and sleeping cars
sale Grand Central stsSOp 90 s5 snd etS Broadway
13sth.s st. station, Nsw;York 1893 Washington and rs
Euton sts and Dos Bedford ave. +. D., Brooklyn.
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
:Ruh daily; others daily except Sunday. Stop d
I3sth.st. station. New'iork
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
FAST p TTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPE-
Gals elegant Wagner Drawing room cars, through
20 Pttsburg without change leave Grand Central station
via Harlem Division daily. Sundays, AZ 10 :3j a.
and 40 Z. Fast time; superior service,
JoHN NJ TOUCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS,
Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. Y. c.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. !. c. 81
w H. Y. X. r. CO.. Ie-see.-Trans leave West 42d-st
station NewYork, follows. aud twenty minutes earior
from foot u Jay-st.. y. r: Chicago, Detroit Lonton
Hamilton, o 55 m, 3 10. 5 10 p. NJ ST Louis
$40, Is "a D. Toronto. - $50 NJ. rs. . 3
Montreal Canada. East . 10 y. m. Niagara Fas Syfa
Gus, uca and principal intermediate stations 10 - 55
a. NJ. % 10. % rs D. land "a. III 80 a. %. for Utica
only Kingston Saugerues, catskilI Albany .9I5.
7 Is, '9:5j ~ II 30 q. III. and % 4, -; -,
. Newhure 10 rs a. m. 10 -. 49,, % 81.
Saratoga Special II 30 a. f :i5 Drawing
room throu lh b. Saratoga Lake George II 80
DrsWine-r0lm To- tadae. saturdays only tsl 45
D. H. Lake. Mohonk aud Mlnuewa,ka. via New.PaltE
90 Ca II 30 M, J y. Saturdays only; 90 Si5
D. m. Drawing Room Cars 10 Kingston on @, (al II 80
D. NJ. a. as =. u trains KaatersAll Hunter Grand
Hotel station and phoencia. 10 Q. Cl u 30 MI
4 b. m, saturdays oaly. Drawing Room Car 90 Grand
iio6eD ~ 1916 ,. m. Drawing Room Cars 20 Grand
Hotel station and 20 Phoencia Ngr Hotel Kasersku and
Mountain House on o tD II 30 N ana ~ s:45
station 3:l5. Tl5. o az Il 80 a. MAS s45 p m;
:45 p. N. trains Elegant Sleeping Cars FOR Buffalo,
'Daily. DAILY. except Saturdays Other trains
CIV Civ P r. r. Station, ali 90 m q 30 D. m HOboken.
West Shore Station, all 90 a m 50 $50 p m For tick
cts time tables. information apply az Offices brooklyn
A33 Mashngt0n-st, 726 FULTON st. Annex ONCE. OF
Fulton-st. New-T0rh Cy-27 1863 Ts5, and 9t2 Broad
way 1872 Bowory 70 Park Place ~ West l2ith-s and
Wet Shore Stations foot Of West 42it and foot Of Jay
st. n Il. westcotys Express calls for and checks bag
eag0 hotels and residences G. Il. LkMBERT, Cen
eTsl Passenger Agent vandsrbntavs.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
Bushes Cbnnres.

Exceptional BUSINESS CHANCE.
n Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Clothing and Groceries
will invoice about 500 I'm good country town. South
ern Michigan Sbest best location best cash business
In the country Tor selling sickness cash;
chance for man Of leisure Address b. SAVAGE &
FARNUM Detroit. Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
Mem publications.
nENTAL SCIENCE.

DENTAL SCIENCE
HIGHLY IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL DENTURES
can BE- obtained at the Dental Rooms of DR.. J. Allen
Son No z West 33dst 9Th ave-, New-York City.
CALL AND SEE, OR SEND FOR CIRCULAR
Various oeial reports with the highest PIE medals
different great international expostons where all the
civilized world represented in this department show
that the Allen system In this branch Of Dental Science
exeels all others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
TIE PETROLEUM MARkBL
NEWS FROM THE FEED AND RANGE OF pRIcEa

Yesterdays market for crude certificates showed
fair degree Of dmness considering the sharp break Of
Tuesday. At the Stock Exchange, however. there
was a renewed disposition the part Of prices to
lag below the record at the Consolidated Exchange
The transactions recorded were not heavys but there
was an easing tendency from 81 3oaO7 - cents, To
oG 1897 cents AZ ,1 me tSe cnotnned 70
mako pretence Of variety. The best price OIL sep
TENDER options was % cents while sales were mare
OF 80 900 barrels OF tOinOffOw' delivery at S,1
OF 1-2GO7. About noon there were sa.cs OF 1,OOo
barrels of October and 1000 barrels OF December Qp
lions, the former at % - and inc iaVter AT w
cents. The September options continued the standard
option, ard after squirt to % cents prices Ieacteu
slowly TO 81 l-Sa97 IA cents.
The feeling among traders at the moment Is some
what mixed, but with more OF leaning toward the
bull side The fact that no demoraiHatlon l0.io"eu
tbe raid and shaking out" OF Tue day lends sup
port to the advocates of higher basis OF values.
Prices at 81 cents are about cents under me top
notch reached a few weeks ago. and 1t + argued that
IL represents reaction conducive to better iounda.
ton for a fresh movement upward The stimulus OF
messing export demand Is lacking for the time being,
and IL is conceded that possibly dulneSs may tenn
porarily restrain any advance or even cause some
conce ssfons I'm prices. The speculation Is unqueS
tIonaby narrow and largely professional, put thc
holders of actual goods rest their confidence upon thc
Shrinking volume of stocks and the STEADY cancela-
tion of certificates as elements destined nIdny 10
work to their advantage. The market closed qwet'
The range Of prices and tho total dealings were as
follows: ,...,- r,.o..oao Consolidated
Highest ............. 995s ~.
Lowest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. US on
rf..t
il n t; '-''-'-'''''" 100 600 1853 600
Includes sales OF 49, 900 barrels tomorrow 5OOO DC
tober end 600 barrels december delivery.
Refined oil wa, unchanged at 200 centS IN Vow
York and Philadelphia, and 715 cents in Baltimore.
Oil City PENN Aug. 15-Natonal Transit certiiicateS
opened D, lie highest 07'sc, lowest 3Ic 1lp7u =, ~
sales 3s 900 bbls cearances 10000 Dds CHARTERS
6G iS9 bbls shipments, 81 O9l bbls runs, 1Ooo DDS
'Plftsburg Aug 15-Petrolcum dull. steady National
Transit certificates opened at 97sc closed at 9'Ac hsh
est, 97aac lowest, 074c. .,c,. ..o.o,
bradford Aug t5-Natlona Transit certificates opened
at % &C.: closed 97c highest. - sc; Iowsl ~
Ttusvllle Aug 15-Natl0nal Transit certificates opener
hghe.L g1.ac. lOMnst. D1lsc; closed W az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH.

eCWFDULF IN EFFECT My IEIH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF NeWJersey,
foot IIberty-St, North River.
For Washington and Baltimore 80 a. IL a. no. !:
20 80 4 5.5 y. Il night. Sundays. 80 a.
1 80. 80. 10. y. IL night
Ail trains stop at Chester and VILE ngton. except is
D.. -.
80. 10 4. 8. 80, go p M; IL night sundays
Tickets and parlo seats be procured 81 IL
oG1 AS ga LAO, 1.223 Broadway, 737 0h-ave. 204
west I25h.s 1872 East 125th-s., Now.Y0rk Court ST.
SOC Ful'ou-st., 95 Broadway. Brooklyn.
Ncw-YOrk Transfer Company Will call for and check
haggarc from hotel residence