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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26
CHANCERY NOTICE.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Estate Of Samuel NJ. Boney. deceased,
Public notice is hereby given, that the UNDER
aligned, VIM. Mosher, administrator de bonis non
Of said estate. has this day filed his final report
and settlement such In the county court of Rock
Island county, and that an order has been entered
by said court approving the said report, unless oh
jections thereto cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 18th day Of April A d. 1889, and
upon the lnal approval OF said report, the said
Mosher as such administrator will ask for an order
Of distribution and will also ask to be discharged
All persous interested are notified to attend Also
that Ellen Boney, former Administrative Of said
eutate has led her fnal account. and that order
has been entered by said court approving her re-
port and for her discharge. unless cause to the
s..-- WILLIAM MOSHER.
Admir- de bonis non of said estate
Rock Island, H., April Is, 1859. 15d&wI0d
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26

CALESMEN-WE WISH FEW MEN To
Ssell our goods by sample TO the wholesale and
retail trade largest manufacturers in our line
enclose Scent stamp; wages So per day: perma-
nent position; no postals answered; money ad.
yanced for wages, advertising, etc. CENTEsIAL
MAN F'G Co., CINCINNATI, OHIO. apl4
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26

6HE TO $3.50 A MONTH CAN BE MADE
- = working for us; agents preferred who
can furnish horse and give their whole time to
the business; spare moments may be probably
employed also; few vacancies in towns and
cities. B. F. JOHNSON & CO., 1909 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.
N B.-Ladies employed also; never mind about
sending stamp for reply; come quick. Yours for
biz b. F. J. q Co. apl a6m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
THE DAY IN THE STOCK MARKET


To-day's stock nAHket, In it's general character
and its movements, was the counterpart OF yes
Nriay's market IL opened well and then Sagged,
with tho Changers and Southwesterns leading in
Che depression, the same as yesterday. Important
i'm provsments followed, and probably would have
continued 70 the end, except for the bankers
manipulation Of money rates in the last halfhour.
Il was passing strange 70 notice how suddenly
the average board-room trader learned that the
financial policy of the now Administration was noo
defined, and that the monetary situation was UNI
certain Such was tho rot heard on every
side after money-brolter had succeeded in making
lato borrowers pay per cent for small amounts
OF money Il Is hardly TO be supposed that such
manipulation as that today could meet with even
the success IL did without something Of COM
bination. Money lenders have o right TO OBTAIN
\ Oh q rate as possible, but whether the methods
/, q oloyed to-day were legitimate, they can best
deo!de Some Of them would be ashamed TO have
then names connected with the methods. 70 was
the 1nder opportunity 70 mark prices of Tor mo
~ leral list. Why tho rates so suddenly advapeed
mystery ana "a tne ss1CT stSes Ty as
Outside Of the general market Oregon Short
Is per cent above yesterdays highest price to
81 3-s, and closed firm at 90 l-2. Union Pacl1o
was firm, but makes no final gain. The Georgia
stocks
balls OF the BEARS within limited figures When
they are duh their figures are marked on put
nnrohasin0 orders find little stock at the quota
tion. and former prices ore restored.
Manhattan consolidated declined from ! OS last
evening 70 / o. IA on the announcement OF the
OF l-2 per cent quarterly dividend
nayabio In registered bond certificates bearing
Der cent interest," lsemi-annually and conXerVioIe
at the pleasure Of tho company INTO us lVo-yeas
4 ner cent bonds. IL il intended 70 make general
a per cent mortgage to cover all the OUTSTANDING
z and per cent bonds, and to use the earnings
20 nay such land damages rs may be assessed
oe,inst the company IL the per cent bond
scrip sells Of 90, the dividend is at the rate OF
$40 per cent per annnm. -,
The market closed duh and steady @0 inc
figures.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds we're neglected, Pnd the quo
tations irregularly changed. Bids for the cur
reney 6s were fractions higher Annexed are the
closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
n A.. 1891 reNld fSioBL O. 8. cur g. 1898.
~ ia Sol boa lh1Ni6HL o. g. cur g. lbeJ!xk
Xa a 1907 reg. l37ll2Bef o. q. eur. o. lSR2fW 80.
y q nsr ss De5 iS Did col 1907 ....

The Treasury purchased s7S6'ooo 4l-2 per
cents at 10s. =,
In State issues Louisiana consol 4s sold at
s7l-2 and the North Carolina special axes AZ 2.
OF city bank stocks Commerce sold pO) at ls0
A fhirly well distributed business WIS done IN
railway bonds. and prices generally ruled nrm.
Philadelphia and Beading second incomes, now;
ever. were specially weak and deolined with small
sales 20 90 a. while tho first incomes advanced
10 81, and the general As were steady ~ ~ 20
Texas and Pacihc frss were pressed to % 3A elos,
ing at SO, and the seconds sold down 70 30 Id apd
closed 40 96. Ohio Southern incomes were acyive
and rose TO 81. Kentucky Central first As SOLD az
20 81 up 70 80 S:s Reference Is made to our run
In the unlisted department of the Stock Elk
change Cotton on certificates sold l,e0ol at
SO 3-AabS 3S, Sugar Trust l3,400) at IS 1-9ae6
Georgia pheiic second Ys (392,000) ct 79 5-oa
10 "a, Chicago and Atlantic beneficiary q 0Q3 %
8-4a7 10, brunswick Company u,100l 40
2e i.tas2d-2, and Mt Desert Land 1000 at
Until after 2:8o o'clock money in tho local
market ruled easy ct 1-2a2 per cent for call
loans. AT 80 o'clock IL loaned at 2 per cent
aud the business Of the day seemed TO have been
finished. IL was not Suddenly under the ma
incubation Of prominent money broker the rate
wHs bid up 70 9 per cent, when the same broker
and others who bad been present while the
whole Of the bidding up was In progress. began
to supply the nelRted borrowers and continued
70 do 50 down to } per cent. The manipulation
looks like conspiracy between few OF the
financial Inegtltfqns 70 force the renewal OF
tine bans about becoming due But whichever
Rs8 hare asep the nctlve. ths moyewcns was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

R.tIrxoRr Mar Boos,On Nfiddliag 10 Sie0 ioisc
FlSur anlsE steady: Reward street sod Western suRenne
City Sls RIO Brand: EIt. 5SSs Winter wnsss
"a 81, 40 EItra "a 6S 9b IS. wheatSoathsrn steey
faits 1onSSs 4SS ioSss . mo- 9fsn
A"rii sss sesac May bl+ee4esc oorn-sogthetn easy
vyhita IoaG9c: yellow A014Oso. Western hrIr Mixed
mot ssS s$e5c Msrch as S9s9tooS April 4oa9tossci
Nav sf C%3{lo Steamer &C see oAts were aaiet snd
Az western wiasc se; DO Mixed 2Sasl9 Graded
sn S P Esass o 6Soios nmOt sis Pr
Visions nrm Mes, Poyh At sis 10 BS 1sSsss zee zee
BsOOn~ssOuidsrs sisOi clcar Rio sidss 1$o HAMS
SSsSSr steady western Packed Beat Ro lsslse
Creamery 2f62sS EEGs steady az & Pso'e sa,
4 Ise sugar Suist ssesdy a. soy az &c gSgp %
Iiyerpool per Eteaer active, easy Cotton 400 FloeL
per t6n In sacks yos Gram PEI loco Sbi. Whees
5000 bush Corn 900 bush. oats 5000 bush , Snip,
1000 oush Corn SS,OVV DVSh. Saios"AoNs
! so 600 bush Corn $1,000 bush
CHICAGO Mar bThs leading ranged as fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and HtteG 5ANgARY e, 1889.

AND uNiTED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains Leave New via DesorOases and Coruand'
BssisSais sisSsrs and &c west Win Pullman Palace
s aais ~ issse 1 @sS 1 q PsIs
6aning Smoking and Sleeping veStibuied Cars at 100
bs's nsSsa &c at cory Rst 2 %Gve
Fer O S p NJ 9Ha II Pig pns
S' SsS Ts9s e p III e r c. ss
ss5S SiS S1 s.S &; sis 81 so "a
isss, s saG a3S no no. la rs 30 = M
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
r.Ss s,.5ss SsS SS.:as sss >.
acns, yis Railway and Amboy. 9 40 A H. ~ neon
az tss nc. sdS =. q asss sTpfss sr S m and
Tok Ola F9ins ED ECIcE EswyGTEE p Rhi N.
s more sSa Bay flns. zoo p m NJ week ssys
Boats Of Brooklyn Amer. connect with AL through
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
q Streets j Ss5s: s p,0,. q,
saa 10 W g f Gss ssz SG peA
lS az aGo $50 ss &. sSd sl s eSS Ssa SsS
i;ss 4 s. II IT, i p T. isS B
hight AcsolInodslleb 10 Q. n.
81 "a is & Sgs1a ssasi. & 8sa ssS ~ IL
.. ssis; s s:: n "a
HI s Sss@if s:s S.$S ss nd can 70, ana
ehsss pssssgs tsGH hotels and RESIDENCE rvoon
cAs General e Manage. Genera - Sa w2oIn s.u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
NFW PUBLICATIONS.
THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

rys.ropv or rHr cruFpRAg1oN or TIE 5 ,s Pm
HUNDREpTH ANSIy AxY og AZ TIL ri FisT fiEf9
S. sSSr 81 Tl nssa 3 6sssUn ss
retasy q tie Constitutional csntsnn,sa Imp
s ssa !. IL x $50 s sS fssdsipSiS J. > uppnoos'
s,,.s. syxo h,s. voiarnes illustrate the ways Of
.e,.,rt.x,ons GENERALLY. Undertaken Win sns Desl
a ,rtrr4Sors. neaat to constitute permsnene
.s,eor,s1 ana record Of ga interesting ceisDsaNon
t,.v contain such . mass OF unlmportans
.rS unavoidable mattar in the shape
q ,onr,wfnded committees reports ana
Az And tedious accounts that even
sra,s fycrn the serious disqualification their Daik
eonst,satss thay would fan into TIE category Of
those books which, according TO Charles LAND
are no books. The wnnb Of Judgment ana aus
examination displayed in the compilation is ,ns
NOR unfurtunate inasmuch as the ponaerous Voi-
unes do really contain some valuable ana INTEREST
,nr matter ard an excelenb series OF portrais Oh
the raaksrs and signers Of the Constitution. Inc
fra volume opens WIN sS'en =.
the formation Of the CONSTITUTION ana u
the causes which led TO its adoption, oy tne non
john A. Kasson, and this is wen wofoh reau =,
syou ~ OF course, chiefly q compilation. Then
sc4,ow shors biographies OF the members OF one
reaera1 Convention with portraits after the best
paintings
4 facsimile Of the Constitution is given; thsn
&ba Amendments to the Constitution, and next o
uscful history Of the Amendments. Two hundred
and sixty pages Of the first volume are thus occu-
MED. The remainder is taken up with history
81 ths Constitutional Centennial Commission, re-
pcrts Of the various subcommittee, selections
from the correspondence of the Commission, and
an account OF the Centennial Celebration by
French spectator o. yossion). The second vol
una contains long description, almost in cata-
logue form, Of the sivic and Industrial processlon
of sspsemtcr 10, 1887. Then follow chronicles
oil DIS military display, Of the memorial day cere-
monies. and Of several breakfasts, dinners and
- banouets' connected with the general celebra-
tion. Another useful compilation by Fred u.
stone namely, Plans for the Union Of Che British
Colonies Of North America" concludes the WORE,
which is furnished with an indsx. '-Ihe accouns
az the parades is illustrated with numerous photo
graphic views ALI that heavy paper, good large
type and excellent printing and binding can DO
towafd improving the appearance of the volumes
has been done. Expense has, in fsct. nowhere
been spared in their preparation but single mod
erate-sized volume would unquesssonaoV have
proved better memorial Of the occasion, end
would easily have contained all thGt is worth pre-
serving In these overwhelming and unwdeldy
tones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

oorroN MARxrrs.-BY rEIEeHapn

.LIvxnrooL, Mar. So p m-Cotson- American MddnnG
sgd The ssies Of ne day included aeo american
CLAUSE March detvery $3.50 sellers March and April az
livery 4584d sellers April and May delivery s364d
sellef May and June delivery 1894 SELLERS June and
July dsyey 4Seld buyers July and August delivery.
429ld August and September delivery, z2e4d
buyers September october delivery ADD buyers
September delivery. 4i.6<d sellers.
GALVESTON Mar. g.--cottou arm NEEDING, 10 Liz,
Low lddns lL16, Good Ordinary g. net receipts 764
exports 20 tho continent LOO oalesj sales. 270
bales stock. 2T,3l2 bales.
NORFOLK Mar 5-cotton firm Middling 90, net and gross
reoeps 6g8baes exports eoastwtse 49, bales sales fs6
bales; stock. SO, 756 bales.
SAVANNAH, Mar 1.-cetson quiet Middllng o, low
aiiddiing 81; Good Ordinary s net aud gross receips
1915 bales exports % the continent 7ol bsies coastwisa
29O7 bales; szfes 400 baloe stock, 6l.636 bales.
NxyoRLExSs Mar. 6.-Hoiday. rccepss D3ax bales,
Eross rccsp oaesj exports coestwise 44o2 bsies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT .B0URTRAcK TRUNK LINE
on and after February trains leave


LARGEST and Finest Passenger StstOn In America
IS ! n Roekesfer and Montreal Express, drswins,
room ears New.York 70 Albany, and Albany 20 Monrel
VIA D, q II r r. also East Albany 70 St AlSans. via
spsa S}Ss,s sgEAHS SsSS e. Y fSa;
asss sg a.s RosSsse sq bu 9s e lS
iedo etc. arriving - Chicago at $50 Indianapois
tes ss Wa TAIN ssr q cssn5ai ns
pfs5ss "a
for Saratoga lake george Rutland Bennington, North
80 D. n Albany Troy and Utica Special, with
me.room cars 10 Troy and Utica.
p nj NS.s ana ana i69rmed s
points on on FtehSafg K T.
ISS Si..sSs B e fos IS
Detroit and Chicago, with vesubuet and steamhsated
sleeping and dining cars ma o,n,,aag u, Express.
sLePinsesss % MonsTesi via Rousss Point and VIC So
Adams daily and to Syracuse sna nm ess y aany
Sgss RSSSss,Ss Bu e.
danspos ST Louis Detroit and chicago with sleeping.
Sleeping Watertown via Utica daily exeeps
Saturday aso . cansndaigua Sn Sundays Only N.
connection With train leaving Saturday 20
Albany Connects a. bsny NH snn ,Sr s e car,
on T sss e s s3s ip Contra, Z
snS l b ssas ssSs sad
westcotys Express calls for and cheeks baggage from
hotels residences -, ... crcs.v . s,on -.
s s E ss uR General ana Sss
J. M, TOIJCEY General Superintendent 4a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

ss shesi.s.s 49, CO. Zsgkss e -
fussnssS eoss q ~ 5ssss sI ssss1is fsqssyE &
?: q Ard q. osyssmssy ks,. 8 i!s. ss5ssa 49,
flrss is "a lsc Western frsts ~ tncsss s<es94
Part skins case: Fui SKINS DC S1fsrf Refined M
bfsS sis soSsSy % d. ise
roo iTsi 3 corp'g $500 bush Oats xeo0 bush. ehl6s
mon ss-Wnsst TOO bush Corn AGO bush OATS ae5o
bush. - ~ M 81 -
TOLEDO MAJ B-wheat lower stesdy, cssh esaioocs
May g6so July $3.50; August csc Corn active, stesf
ensh "A 70. Mar S6c quiet caAh z6c Nay % "a
govsr.ed ssdy cash q 80 Ms 81 aa g 70 = VI
bush Coysrsood IS bags. Shipmcnte-Vhest 5000 buAk
Corn 1000 bpsh CIoyerseed at bags ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
I rHIaH VALLEY RAILRoAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave toos Of cartiards 50
pssnTSssss fos dsssaqua end Intespedass potntz
2S~ M for GeneYs Lyons, En,ira, Hoohezter Etnss
end The VEST and principal beai pants onar s@'
Elniia 49,, ,p,.a ana ,vt~,,,a6tsfe rcints
~ e "a Tunkhsnnock and intermediary Poihtss
cha, car x TpnzhAnnoek. Connection % kesdiae az
Hs s.sS for rsstoa apa PRINCIPAL i''srnsdsss
"a a m for Hsuch Chunk and interneaiAte lcn
coansctt6n 10 Reading and Harrisburg. Char 81
hsseh 81 Sor sensys Lyons Einsrs isochestsr sasse
.,8 BE West Pullman sleeper 10 Lypnls 8. -
trains leaving ~ n, ,. M and $40 z, 49, 2.
see Tor s poiass r MMnaYoS S9d Sis1ls''a e'a'
So m for Maacb Chunk. Hasiston and in'a<neon'F
p ss oeyly ana ,essz@sslsss sss:s. ,
- e ss VS.; s: sssss S sg. Isl .Sssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
Proposals.

AoUEpQW ooMMIssIoINJEGRSs o oE SsS SSRoAp.
Noo1A ~V'' WAY, NEW. YORK, Feb. a. 1850
ITO CONTRACTORS
il BIDs or PROPOSALS for ceasos sna rSRotH, aIgg
the snS q Re , bup SS rS q fSS asne
Of tie croto9 Ryer and on Rg Brock 70 r M soE y, q
Ou anosd forms Of contrsct and spechOaQs Ale Y
the q TIE AaSsqgs,sS ME H isSS ~
o'clock D @ Which place md how they w, T,n tSs
award Of ne conSect for doing said work VIII re mAuo
By said Commissioners as sooa ssestNe ma
therefor and bids or proposals and proper
thef enclosire and ali other inorpation can Pe
At the above once Of the AquedNct On
ply, ,nsar Haosos Bhrbank at BrewsteTa New.York
Siy nv order Of the Aouedpct Commissioners
JOHN $3.50 y, Sarr-nAS' President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
PRODUCE MARKETS.

ryxxx>oos Mar $3.50 ,. m.--Beet--In fziy demands
sItra INDIA mess firm az 6ss Cd rorkfn poor demand
Hsuasfn God demand short Gus steady At zee a. Bsoos
white and ooored steady at bes ga TslowIa demand
In fzif demand LArd-Spot-fn poor demand futures
In poor demand primo Western spot steady az $751; March
ct SIS 50 WheatIn faiI demand Foar-in BAR de!asnd
western spot steady 4y Id March du! at seodi April
duii az 81 II sd May duii at ss lid Hops st Londsn
Nav work Stafe--In fair demand -
dorpos. Mar "a ?. m-calcutta nnseed. 4os 3D. Per
AsrExs. Mar s-wcors lard closed at ss flames rs
Iwsy Mar s-PetroIeum pale Americas II francs
eea tiIaes paid and II francs 2S cetines sellers
paKNxH Mar. 5-PeTroleum-- e marks 50 pfennizA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
anrtinn Sales.

A LEONARD BROTHERS CO..
900 gTH.AvE
EX LEONARD. AuOssncsr.
SALES
THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
AT O'CLOCK.
COLLECTION or
CHINESE AND JAPANESE
OBJECTS OF ART.
ANTIQUE Chinese PorcelainS BrOnzes nae0usrN fades.
CrystalA tveneA &C., &C.
SOLD BY ORDER OF
MEssRs. HERTBR BROTHERS.
10f 5th-ave.
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
AT O'CLOCK,
MODERN PAINTINGS
MR. HUGO REIssINGEE
Of this city.
Comprising selected works Of he
LEADING EUROPEAN ARTISTS
In most cases purchased from the artists drsoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
onMARxrIs

on orrY Mar Naonai Transit Cert acs,ss epenef =
sss0cs barrels elearAnces o4aooo barrels esagsss
rela
prrrssrna Mar S-petro,sum sar Sutsteady, National
Trsns Certificates opened 925 eicssd slSi hshess
e2ia lowest 81.
BsApFoKp Penn. Mar. E-Nstionai Transit Certtnestes
opened Al en- closed at sih highest s2; lowest VIZ
Ciearznees. ass, 900 Dbls.
TrrusyuLx Penn, Mar kNsrouai rrsnsi, C.rtif Gates
opened AZ 93i; highest s2hi lowest 81 Closed efh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
prNAworAr, MAnKErs.

roxnox Mar 6-lp m.-ConsoS OF 1915 for money and
Ii6 for account; United stktes per cent bonds
isi DO 4A ilQi Atanhe aud Great Weslsr1 frst mort
gage nsss csIsssss snsd Se, rsn o,, Ssr
az. "a PAUL Common 6shj MexlAa ccneyl hrst mort
gage bonds ISL Reading. 24k
= Bar silver n quoted ~ ~ e-loo PET ounce
Money a 81 A2s per cent
6naniah 7bia
Tba ra an diseoaoe IN opea Tor beth sAsrt And
o. ot6sfbs II FER
Psrs Gtviess quote PEI cent rensss ~ 81 nsaes 49,
eenes og tho eccoant aad oxcnAn On honoa ~ ~
as centnnss Cor eheqkR 40. -. :. xru.,..a
% Ddlon Wtfdrawnfrom We BANK VI hnB'eaa
nm balance todayis $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

ON the Produce ExchsnGs tadAy the Butter nsrkes vas
E Ss;os BIZ s0Ssi'' a'A to Choice issa0s
yssy q Ma ssss an sPs ys s.s sssss
S ~ sa At ssS NI s M sss1 ~ Se 9ass
w.. sS :SaS SSs. ss ssss !.ss sSs
s sSis a S:ss a. SS s = sq sss
Saoy Tss%s & 90 Prime Rs1sy s iSS17S ases OIL
EiT vs. SssSins gys ssssss 1896
Sss St So nss. s s e e ,c Ssssss
msntA 1000 bukh-
"a s sss.a! s q Ss % sy w ss
sas sSsss 81 s.s Ff s sss' ss 81
s s!sss. 'S sss: iSsisps W. g.
S P.ssns so as y e %a
~ sssi bug & SJ SS9 e
isS oSocs New Wheat prices Closed
sSsSssS ys s s.ad ISr Kay a e. % sS Srn
ana dsn,9e w.. Ign 3, sS NssS ssgSI
demand Light and prices OF Or lots soay Ke
w Mas 2s y KS w w useres a ss S
ssssSSSsss Wy W. Ss ss 3 t. Axe
ss FAIRY % SS5a ssSsssi wse srs soss
$50 yss 3sssoa ~ saS Esss5. IS
quiet and unchanged, beef-Sly hemiy floe0 per Dbl
hsss Nsw ~ Sis So, a. Fsisly sis o. Hams
sSs q rs s s. s,s Sss;
6hsnsds5s ~ "a 1< ND IDLY sssse SeaNe ~ sekc1 chs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
HAVANA MARKETS.

change quiet susaE-Frm; eASs ~
G sss;ss: % assrsss saisra'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
TIE pETRoLEulf MAR1Ea.

NEWS IRON THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PHrcNa.
Yesterdays crude oil speculation was dssppctrs-
inE There was no material increasc Of acttuB and
tho decline Of the day was not important fm rsces
ssons Of cent and over havo been frequent Of late
without presagng any serious weakness But he
wcst persisted in selling oil. and although IL wss
taken BY what ID generally considered good hands,
me Operations, IN view OF the hod position, ave pot
uhcd oy many observers, especially az the sfpear-
lack OF public interest Is b deplorsd but nsves
theless must b admitted. now well In the Nins-
veh district was reported 10 be showing OIL and
4 70 comes 10 a. large producer drsier azy hhiy
70 calculate UPON some increase fE new suppay. ~
Brush Creek also, Developments Impending rfach
ought % add % the yield Tom the petroleum coantry
Grease IN output, despits the large demands q
consumption Speculative buying necessarily Nd
be limited. and ia the absence Of q
organized bull party any aggressive Assault BY tbs
bears might achieve temporary success Renswah Of
loans are stm made fat but there Is Suggestion in
view OF the failure OF the market to upward tbat
some Of these loans made 20 long sxlee hN
inarhst closed steady with carrying chsrseG paid 81
lenders.
The RANGE Of prices and the total dealings were As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of N S5SIS HasEY.

CENTRAI, RAILROAD OF NEW-y JERSEY.
u Foor z on y LiBERTY sTREEr, North RIVER
400 a 70. for Essto9, Bethlshem. Allentown aaueh
ohgHS6 h'aSps &, EsnnssaS EssOn ssAsAn Asa
for Tismns,9n Lax ss MSgaeG%Sfii saSsr Ss
S sssSlssSsm Re sSS.oNR .sass
ssmoEin sunbufy Levisburs wissEsspo1t ,sn,orp,
ssS Esssa E ssssSs M,a
cAns ssg,aso TsYTs spseess Esss
n iS6 ne M 81 soSsrytis and Elsmins;ea
SgS u Tor ges sis On sSnssys
9 ssnfi'; Fl S.as E sS s s.Isss z l. ss
Park so osss .s sfGne so hi FarmnsdAls Man
cAs:. ~ Toms fiSoI Il. fos vlaslsna Bdssan -
t:ssS. q d. Ems, 1850 II ;lS a 2: tsS, s'%
sis sS% SSSsSyiD a s.so q s.i IS n. 100. asa
. ~ V = n Psrlor ears a. $3.50 ana 4 80.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
$50 m, 1902 m. ca:so .. m. xsrOrsh Expr'sA
With Paror-earsl
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE. -.
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4 H: ssss.sss l.: nssdn s.'G si
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b.a Msws fe rom 1 Sosel o. fcsidensa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

TOR Manuel, Spring valley. MOnsOy end TaliHanA
r. RTE RAILWAY. -Tiokst QaioS. 4eAa 8A7.
Place, chsmbsrs and esd susets fcrrles, New.Yossi
WiIsnsburg ,eornss Nswsrk and audssn IS. A0bSss
en- SPd ssS eaS 3s ina Sss M s sSS SO
e b1ssnSS s e Sss tine Sss &
BuSss DfaWiHe l6om Coaches D Buitsle.
80 r. ssa ss sSs f nos1c S . hingham0n
3 "a, eVsiy DAY 6hsago and ~ louis LlrFisedI"
NJ e.. o SESiss q ss Se
pu: so ssepsis, s sshSson, 6TSsS s Rochester,
BuaalOl clhSnnsa ara chiceg9so q an ga o.ao 20
pes sG'9 Ter a. = taS g. SS b. SssS
F iss 4 siS 2l5 4 9'G IT, s. $751; T. 98SgR &c.
tai SsS fig iS a. 80 So AOts Z S SES
,o. I'S5 ~ 3 SGsO. 40 1:sO. s:3o, $50; $40,
s ssS saH $751; e. sSs g. j. 10 Il
IS Ssss9 Tess gaS $50 % is nisEe l.
SSssSss 7so j. 10 M sSa!sC S56
S&idaissssSS & gors ssr1.. tas. $780, 0, 1880
s?' s1 a s5o u.s. Z i Ssis Ssws
Drf EsPfes q trains from ne West assivs in New at
40 snd II ;;29 ana 10 ;6S p m y n.nx,rp
Gen'l Supt- Gen'l Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. q. =

r Ca nL eilsa Vyf,.ln.. i ~; ~ 9
St, stasop NewYork a. follewe, aad twenty niuutS1
isasSa. ' Eaa fsss 2 80 M 80 sss Ds
LpSis g 800 g 70 "a Tesoaso, Q ;S5 M, 100.
FAILS, yseuss uaea and intslmsdsts saiiSns
1tiss ssS. Rnssss Ssuselsien sa sss r Cs
Si6 q . :5J aiiso NJ snd 4 oo q 100 : :ls
,zsyssstrsw: - M 40 % ;5 EaseSns Hssp
sssys 9se s gaias daily szesFs Sunday as LssSs
p HoBsken, wess Aasrs StaFen elf 80 = M. * ia
M Eof eehfts ure. tables, Information apply ~
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SdS sad ess nsssdvsy lSS I'D ersry. az PARK Plses
ne Wss Ebsfe sststSs fYos q sst sn4 teos q
s s:::; u s;sss & II