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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
ORDER NJSI.

IN RE: THE MDEIGAGED REAL ESTATE
OF HENRY y. CUUDON AND WIFE
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County in Equity
No. 1886.
nKDERED this ninth day OF October 1889 that
N/the sale Oh the property mentioned IN these
proceedings made and Orted by VIM. J JONES'
attorney, be Ratified and confirmed unless cause
TO the contrary thereof tie shown on or before the
IA h day OF December next, provided Il copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published III Cecil County once "a week ior
one month .'eiOre the 18th day OF November next.
The report states the ano unit Of sale to be So $40
JAMES A. DAVIS,
True Copy, Click.
Test: JAMES A. DAVIS.
Octl2-5w Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
Mems Hosiery:

Mems English Cashmere Hull Hoe, FULL reg
ular made, good ue ut 30 cent the prtce,
25c.
Mems English Brown Cotton Hall H"se, full
regular made; rXcnlirut value at l5c Il pair
Mems Euglis Mrrino Hall Hose, full regu
lar made, Doc. month ago they were
371ac.
$l.25.
LLAMA " DOL Hail Hose, 81 to 81; Scotch Wool,
ribbed, 75c; scotch Wool l. ny Hose 81 rs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
Mems Underwear:
Women's Hosiery:

Women's last black Cotton Hose, 25c, she,
soc, T5c.
WVmen's English Cashmere Hose, last black
and cOor>, 5Oc. Iac and ST.
WUmen's fleece lined GO ton Huse-brOwn,
25c, 3712 soc and 6Oc; cOioIs an. black, size
and 5Oc
Womeu's II Gee lined Plated Silk Hose J5c
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
Monday the 2lst day of October, 1889

all that lot parcel OF land situate in the village
OF Calvert in Cecil County, Md, whereof Matilda
Jane White, wife OF William 5. White died seiz
ed. and which was conveyed to her by James G..
Crothers, trustee, by his deed dated September
LIST 1879 and recorded among the land records of
said county IN Liber A. w. NJ No. TO- folio $685. sc
This lot is situated on the street or road leading
to Port Deposit adjoining lands OF Joseph Wilson,
Augustus j Oraig and others Ii contains
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
TRUSTEES SALE,
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,

BY virtue OF Il decree oil the Circuit Court for
Cecil County in Equity passed in cause No. 1919
he undersigned trustee will soil ut Public Auc
mi, ppt he. isns
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19

Wreath of cut flowers, 12-inch franc.
list, Emma Heatzig; 2nd, Maria Ricketts,;
cross of cut flowers, 14-inch frame, LIST,
Emma Hogg; boquet of indigenous flow
ers, LIST, Poca Reed; End, Annie w. Mo
Intire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19

Look for moment at the first item
in this list of savings, viz: S4,342.23.
Although the Commissioners were adj
vised to levy for roads $4,000. 90, they
only levied $40, 10000, and by Judi
cious and careful management saved
S4,74z.3, out of it. Isn't a cash sur
plus good thing to have1 Does it not
stand to the credit of the people
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
ORDER NiSl,
In the Orphan Court Tor Cecil County

IN THE MATTER OF THE SALE OF THE
REAL ESTATE OF EDWARD f. GALLO
WELL DECEASED
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
Tuesday, The 5lh daV Of November 1899,

(being the first Tuesday after the first Munday1
ut the usual places UI votiI in the several Eiec-
ton Districts oil Cecil County, follow:
In the FIRST Election District, at Cecilton;
In the Second Election District at Chesapeake
City;
In the Third Election District at Elkton;
In the Fourth Election District, at Fair Hill;
In the Fifth Election District, at North East;
In the Sixth Election istrct at Rising Sun;
In the Seventh Election District, at Port Deposit;
In the Eighth Election District, at Mount Pleas
ant;
In the Ninth Election District, at Calvert
And the Election so to be held is for the purpose
OF electng
Unc person 10 be Comptroller of the Treasury
OF the State OF Maryland.
One person to represent Cecil County in the
State Senate OF the General Assembly of Mary
land.
Three persons to represent Cecil County In the
House OF Delegates OF the General Assembly OF
MARYLAND.
Three persons to be County Commissioners of
Cecil County.
One person to be Sheriff of Cecil County
One person TO he Surveyor OF Cecil County
The Polls Will be opened at eight O'Clock in the
morning, and closed at six O'Clock in the evening"
AS-The Return Judges required and di-
rected to make their return on tue second day
OF the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County.
SAM Ell NJ. JOHNSON;
Oct5-,e Sheriff Of Cecil County.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
anybody asks for. soc to $G.25.

anybody asks for. soc to $I.25.
Mems Suits are here. Right
in every way, including price.
IS so Sack Suit:
All wool, neat rray-and-bIack mixture, of
black ground with brown and gray stripes
Try wherever you please IRE don't know the
match Of either.
S 10 Sack Suit:
All WOOL fast color, black ground with gray
stripes, and with yellow thread; patch p0ck-
cts.
$I2 Sack Suit:
Red-bue-and- gray mixture with invisible
plaid Of red-and-blue. Patch pockets You
needn't be II clothing sharp to see the worth.
SIS Sack Suit:
Black Cheviot, all wool, and color guaran-
teed. We know of none better for the
money. our first lot went with a jump.
Same, irock coat, $l3.
That's the pace. 1t don't
make any difference where you
stop up to SIS, the suits here.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
'hestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets.
and ':ity-hai SQUARE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
DIVISION K-FLOWER DEPART
MENT.
PROFESSIONALS

Best collection of flowers, LIST, John
Lockley; End, W III Cook & Co; display
of foliage plants 20 different species, LIST,
W Fl Cook & Co; collection of green
house plants not less than varieties, LIST,
same; collection of begonia rex, not less
than three, LIST, same; rare plant, LIST.
same
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19

knitted socks, same; display infants
knitted Oh ess, same; display knitted arti
Giles, same; crocheted yoke, Mollie Ash;
crocheted bib, Clara f Gountiss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
AMATEURS.

Geraniums plants, 3 kinds. LIST, Mrs
| W W Henderson; end. Ellen Barroll; CO
leus plants, 8 kinds, LIST, Mrs. A
Lewis, End. Mrs A G Brown; begonias 8
plants, kinds. LIST. Mrs. w w Hender-
son; 2nd, Mrs. J A Lewis; ornamental
vase filled with growing plants, LIST. EN-
ma Thomas; End, Mrs. Morris Dunbar;
rustic stand filed with growing plants
LIST, Ellen Barroll; cactus, 8 plants, 8
kinds, LIST, Mrs. E w Janney; table with
best best display of pot flowers. LIST, Henry
Chase; End, Emma Thomas; single Gala
lily, LIST, Mrs A G Brown; hanging bas-
ket, LIST, Mrs. John T Brown; plants
variegated foliage (not coleus) 1st, A M
Ricketts,; 3 fuschias, LIST, Mrs. A Lewis;
heliotrope, LIST, Flora Ash; single be,
gonia in bloom, LIST. Mrs. w w Hender
SOD; century plant, 1st, Mrs. Morris Dun
bar; hydrangea, LIST, Ella Harvey; rustic
window box filled with growing plants.
LIST, Mrs. g A Brown; 2nd, Emma
Thomas; rare plant, LIST, same; LATINA, Is,
Mrs j A Lewis; Caladium, LIST, Emra
Thomas; siugle geranium, 2st, Lottie
Ash; 2nd, Mrs w w Henderson; fernery,
LIST, Emma Thomas; 2nd. Mrs. J T Brown;
coxcomb, LIST, Henry Chase; wax plant,
LIST, Mrs J T Brown; nlcotinana, list, Ia
bitha Jones
CUT FLOWERS.
Cut verbenas, LIST, Mrs T Devlin; Tin
MAS, LIST, Mary Whistler; end, Mrs E B
Reese; ANNALS, 1st, Maria Ricketts,, best
arranged basket of cut flowers, list, Mrs
j T Brown; 2ud, Mrs E B Reese; tube
roses, LIST, Emma Thomas; end, Henry
Chase.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
BREAD FOR GIRL UNDER rs YEARS.
Wheat bread, Ist, Helen L Henderson;
Maryland biscuit, Ist Helen Gilpin.
CAKES,

Fruit cake, list, L A Booth; pound cake
LIST, Mrs II A Miller; sponge cake, list,
Leona Harris; ice cream cake, LIST, Annie
Howard; lady cake, Mrs James H Foard
marble cake, LIST, same; cocoanut cake,
LIST, Ida Davis; walnut cake, LIST, Mrs A
Bailey; jumbles, list, Miss S Y Wetherill,
doughnuts, LIST, Eva c Scott; hard GIN
ger cake, LIST, Mary Ricketts,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
BREAD.

Loaf wheat bread, Ist, s J jackson;
loaf rye bread, Ist, 81 Jackson; loaf bran
bread, Ist, Mrs G G Norris; Maryland
biscuit, Mrs Thomas Drennen; rusk, Ist,
S Jackson; rolls, Ist, Miss Maggie
Carter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
DIVISION LADIES FANCY DE.
PARTMENT.

Carriage afghan, G E Prentss; otto
man cover, Mrs HI A Miller; foot mat,
Ella Harvey; sofa cushion, Beckie Stay
maker; toilet set in canvass, same; dis
play of zephyr work, Florence Tuite;
uufted pin cushion, Lizzie Goodwin;
zephyr hair receiver, same; display GRO
cheted work, greatest variety stitches,
Mrs H A Miller; crocheted infants sack,
S w Moore; crocheted infants shoes,
Laura G Watson; table mats, Beckie j
Slaymaker, cape, Mrs c M Boulder; skirt,
Emma Price; slippers, Beckie J Stay
maker; mittens, same; purse, Mrs Paul
T Arbuckle; shawl, Beckie Slaymaker;
hood, same; crocheted linen lace, c c
Norris; linen insertion, same; pillow
shams, Mrs Charles Perkins; crocheted
work Irvine, Beckie ] Slaymaker; display
faucy knitting, Rinie Jones; knitted skirt,
Mrs ] III Boone; knitted skirt, Beckie J
Slaymaker; knitted wooden stockings,
Mrs II Baer; knitted cotton stockings,
Mrs c Norris; knitted silk mittens,
Clara E Countiss; knitted wooden nit
tens, Beckie ] Slaymaker; knitted lace
edging, c Norris; knitted slippers.
Beckie j Slaymaker; braided pillow
shams, same; braided work, any design,
Mrs Paul Arbuckle; crocheted bed spread,
Mollie E Foard; infants knitted shirt,
Beckle Slaymaker; knitted sack, same;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
DIVISION H-HOUSEHOLD DE
PARTMENT.
BUTTER.

Fresh butter, LIST. Susan Bratton;
sailed butter, LIST, Mary c Dunbar; fresh
creamery, LIST, Mrs Jesse Bedwell; End,
Mrs Fl Foard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19
ssTaeLIsHEpINIs4i,

rs PUBLISHED svs,N SATURDAY MORNING AT ELKTos,
oEoIL COUNTY. MARYLAND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19

Lard, Ist, ] F Gamble.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19

Apiarian implements, LIST, S D Morri
son; End, same; best hive, LIST and end,
same; honey in comb, LIST, Singles;
End, s d Morrison; beeswax, LIST, VIM
Edmonson; 2ud, d Morrison; artificial
comb, LIST, s D Morrison; end, DR.. W
Morrison; gallon sweet cider, LIST, Mrs A
Saxton; gallon cider vinegar, LIST, T
Holt; comb honey, LIST, S d Morrison.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-19

Election Tuesday, November .5th, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
TIE STATE or TEADE.

BALTIMORE May 2a,-cotsop dull. Mlddlias at ii,n
yioHr quiet steady Howard Street and Western supsss
81, yOssS IT, RIO k,' Brands Eta wsss
g
- faiI IS $3.50, sLoasesr1o e. saot No ssausss
sss "a Tss1s June sa July sRas
:ss 40. q y:'s IA, sisssf w: sass m
AZ MIed 2s s30e Graded No. whlts 81 sssJ ssssars
and Pennsvivania s0SsSlc. Rye dull s l15bs Fsy
Rr.a@ .: ch' ssrs T n i sS SSs,s q
s ssoSia.f Saifs o. A Clear hs ssss
a%sS steady q lls sise Lara :tssay sssass lie
T' ss Rs.: s. iys'fS s a
aniet Rsaned at 75o Coffee quiet steady 20 essso a
ds:s ssaas sp a. iac Sasy arm I. "a s.ss
ySDs per 3. "a quts GRAM cG S su 10 n's
Rs.rs Sc 81 asked. Reeeipe- flour 1000 esll ON
ia 400 bush oats 900 bush Rye 5000 bush shlpuosas
Mona Sales Wheat $4,000 bash Corn $1,000 bash
suyy,Io MAY 2g-whsat-od No Hard duh u n 70
nay no as 3D. lCT c "a sai'1 g s.rssas
Northern $40 Winter Eradss dull and irregular % teA
ing but arm At closing and vale higher 40 Red SO
syGc: No Red soc In store; sales Of carloads No
white Michigan AZ % tS On sraSk corn Sa s,ss Z
ost. onist but arm No 2 white sI15Slsoi No. WSiS
s9Ss6 nc on track No 2MiIed 284e IN Bye ssnass
ana uIsst,l.a a. M 4. . Ss . Se %S s,
Rts s s uRsesipssHFlour "a 900 bS what 1850 S
Corn $4,000 bush oats 27d 600 bush. Canal shtpmsas
Matt ii 900 bush shipments By Rail Flour 1900 bb4
Wheat 900 bush Corn 100 900 bush oau 10000 eaah
CHInAso Nav IT god felovsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

,rssrn nocsouiss and without igportas: sa.ns.
oiy Sssyy nsht Ss 1890 SasS otas and options
pn,s an the break at tho West n S e.sS
STseR arrivals sssu.s,sss sno S quoted w
trading enT nRs% 1ssu weSls moderate sales ?
SSs sISse% At I az s sSssd ' az
iaIs6 zee G August AZ Ike sned
C CsT qualify sSStsG H Hry
on .. sE2'oS:a FIST
Prime, heslS Coed t tsSiss oh ss'
Dairy bahsk1 qSI FawSS Sy;sb 6s fsIr 70 Choice 14s
iSs1S& aa ss fe9Ie tss.s iaS
toTmon T. Prime 9dl2c; Western Day eS1oc western
En-! 10 ? S9fG a. 10 f sse0nas Dai5S
snd Factory Thirds. SO; Old western '"''' -,
SfsaaRFSsE fsOS light dmsn and prices lean 4 SaSSsr
New suck ESi s SosSm q good
2 sns skoS On , Ss0G SSnstisd State
saa Ias western 1915 fair 70 choice r.,,
sUGARRawRntbss quisS t but nI,a % est Ssc.
; FaS9sd GSS:d &C. f Ts 8;
S PS SaSP. sfS as PGsaS
i s Standard a.. iAc Oh r "a .cS sea
VIII: Ezra gTs Is 81 ISL sst Ys5 5Si'SSi sST
sTEA R.s,sTo g. H 6oomsTsane-ciy 7ST f s.
;s;dy s ed in T cScCo T. @Iae
Cenb9} oS SS0sS outottown, various prices ri.
iOC9US Gsy BY suction psS SsSs ay. fS
lows. Ty'on 1 y lRflsS re sapS%ds
9g!IaS Ping Osus il IsI 1asPS Pan is
i aG s,, S1:E' s ia'R2s sos5 as ipH
md o.snsS f:sSss Iae %moy i9Slao ro0'A'NS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
1--WE STOCK MARxrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pryyAro May Receipts for Tho last "a hour,
400 heah Total for the week Tins far hlOn For the same
TN" laat weak 1880 Consigned through 1900 heal goo
~ which TO York 100 head sale market quiet ana
. slO
nod rota tot week thus tar lA9o, For the same
,ms last week II 200 Consigned through 500 heal al
az which TO 2.t0O head sale prices "IEanced
ion lbC choice Extra sheep - A. a. 80 Aconm 70
GOOD % as az 40: Good to choice Lambs 81 50 % -
Receipts Tor the last - 23a0 head Total for
hs H.ek thus far 1850 Fur tn same i'ne last week
% gOb Consigned through 100 head. 500 OF which 10
New. York $40 head on sale market P"'' OUT seSy'
CHICAGO, Union Stuck Yards. MAY ~ This provers,
Ionrnal reports CAtIeRsceptS lb4UO heal! shpment
Soo6 market active. Beeves - 90 5Si Steer - 90
al is Stooksrs Feeders - 5OE5 % cows buuA And
MlIod 81 90 % IS. Texas cattle 81 IS as ;5ooo ,.
Hoas- Receipts 10000 hNsi shipments -unO: MARKET
Iower Mixed - sSdsi tO' Heavy - as4 oO' Light
a. al n ~ 70 Skips 81 80 ~ IS.
'sseep- RocStpts 1000 ncai snipm"nt' 1000 market
,trony Natives - 80 a. 80 Western ~horu ~ 10 -
TsXaSa shnrn 81 90 as 80. Lamb, - OOgsS 30
- LOUIS May 22.-Cauo- Rec" pts 1900 shipments
INn market steady Choice HrAvy Natlv" Steers - 20
al 40 FAIR 10 Good 81 lUVf3 30 StOckers and Feel"r,
E To Good e. u ass %, Rangers, C"rned 81 30 rs -
itrass.tet 81 70 ass 10. ,oo
CTmce Heavy and Butchers, selections g. 4OSSt SO.
Packing Ms,ium 70 Prime ~ so pA AZ Light Grades,
Ordinary Best a. 80 a. -
shesp-Keoelpts $500; shipments SOOi market strong.
FAR 10 Choice S3 % ga 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
COTTON MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL MAJ "a p mCVlIOu The sales Of tho day
included $500 bales American.
futures closed quiet but steady Anencan-MdNng-Lo
MddnnE clause, May delivery. b3b4d buyers. May
June delivery G3btd buyers June and Jy delivery I'd
sellers July ami August delivery 81 buyers August and
delivery, 90 % sellers September
delivery AI64d buyers october aud November delivery
S5.GlG November ami December delivery. "a
B4d sellers September delivery. 6364d sellers.
GALVESTON May 22-Cotton quiet Middung lOl,, Low
Middng 10 7.lB; Good Ordinary, 9ai and gTOss 70
eepts 81 bales: exports cOastwse, bales. sales 40
bales stock. 2.773 balcs
NORFOLK. May 22--COtton quiet Stidtling IL net and
gross receipts II bales exports coastwise " bales
lB bales stock. 3.95A Oalea
SAVANNAH May 22-COtton STEADY. Middlpg 10 n; Low
Midhhug, ga Good Ordinary as net and Oss receipts
bales exports coastwtse 1880 bales sAles ~ bales.
stock, LAS baleA
NEW ORLEANS, May 22-Cotton-Firn. Mddling 1851 Low
hiddhng 10 ilo GOOD Ordinary s2i net aud gross
Ceipts, lgi Oaea exports 10 Great
ooastwise $500 bales slleS 1900 bales STOCK 10 $50
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
%, North River. Vessels and RsilrosdA
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

corFFF-1,here vas q Light m0yeDeht. ,LnIiAd last
r6wths on tS spot bus prices oo em ass No 10 II I2s
6p aud freight Mid grades n @sds'a6SS ptSns offered no
new features day speculation W" SSanS prices
local seap,pbs ,t noins closing barely steady HsyLs
sdySncs2 iSS2 without sAygS H s seI %A Ro quiet
HsaST a nsSSIo s5 SSS @5 re clear
hng' PFySisJ sls s fiI SoSS Bag U' asnfs. g;
EaropS GO bags total stock 2S4 oV O Nav 81 1850
958 900 bags same 1888 o2o 0o0 pegs iS 70 May
1851 259 900 bees receipts sms ISIS ioS4 900 bags;
a. issI sos 900 bags Sales here H9'oOV OSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN F1NANcIAL MARKETS

LONDON May IA m. Consols 90 SIG for both money
Atlantic and Western mortgage
trustees cethcstes 32, Canadian Pacific 67k Ere OK
Paul Common, 7O' Reading. % Mencan Central hrst
mortgage bonds ISL Mexican Ordinary, 52S; New.York
Central. 1907 Reading, ~
Money al Y per cent
Bar Glvsris quoted AZ A2lsd per
Psrs advoes quote cent reutes At ~ francs 81
for the account and exchange London at IS francs
l9Ll centimes for eheckA
spanish a. 7G@s
Tho OF in the open market for both short
and three months bills - l = per cent
The OF bullion whnrAun from the Rank OF
on balanee to-day IL 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

On III. Produce EXCHANGE shHJ me su'ssr mssks, ps
4t c' t csoos Dairy l2siiss Good 70 Choice ssioN
EEgs Arm al re.
rGR sfs s. S 20 Fancy 1':A 90 wSs.:
S SS :., BED no 90 xs SS? ;'5Sas
&c PORK steady a. s2 CO. L.Ta ss 90 e o .say
SA.ss, s;9 'srA' ss: :s: ,a .
Sn0 i'll PAN sIss.sl s hs;' 80. o.
81 20! Packing aus suscSsrs r.eslPs ss2o
.n4 H5so s los Es.sr EIoa,uss
snd sc premium selling ReoaDts Of whe"S LOU oashi
MILWAUKEE, May 22-Florr steady. whs.. sa.y caa,
al al Sc ' oats sanS Sq"r So s57 re aS.,
30 a. AZ 30 sAr ig6 aa SO So x o % 20 Jas;
Bp';si ss'S Ss. Ds !eady ls 6S.d. Esq
Recsip.-FIOaI iiso 0bl. Wheat i3i7s Ss,a B.sS
pEosrl. May Com s;s.Ay: Eisn miIsa s2sss5S, .
steady MS No TGs q s2se No White q s25., n.
No '2sss TA s. 100 aj pa.n ~ oats @
Rys 90. Gn' 100 bs.S 3'O0 'a'A 0'1
na desirable de. mSteass sPs gTSc: ss..dy
S S4t.ss 81 800 - sn
P Ps1es g oSsIlly - 6se Gear ss sss
lRdPs cs Az = s as sss III Sn o..
SisaF ssssi So DO s;TssA 8 SSsst wSr
Pssns te5 q TO- ' sssh - SSss
81 re so a0g 5 F msIi ' oSHD SSIiS ,aS @
nis ruled In buyers futures neglected and nominal;
No Red for May sosel &c do for June ssssoe 90 'T
.tsSay AZ Sac for No Pennsylvania corn4sIksi %,
car lots weak under nOerA offerings and hght demand
both local consumption and export p5iSee OF sPo; 80
closed C lower speculation tamt No ksLos GA "a
In Camden grain depot 40 No MI~d on traet
a. II do IN grain depot Ale No Mixed Tor MAJ tO' zee
| DO Tor June IGl. 94lc; do for July Al5si?e 90 ~
August ala e42o OatsRscepts moderate ont lecsI sa.
Gsnd ana 0aTtG' SE car S': SS5 Ss 'fs: su SO
3Sc DO choice on track 5hc futures quiet but STEADY
| No White for May 80 sStoI DO for June s2.s
Poiaors steady: White PoIstocs-Nev.YorK ADD %estsl
Early Rose Choice 80 q $50 per Oush do Prime 2Ss3s a.
Fair IS 32Sc BurQsnks snd White Stars Cno.os
aOd32c do Fair 10 Good 70 e2Se Mammoth Peaf notcs
bill prime IS 90 o 8 90 10 Meum IS on % PrOvs6s
Do DO packets go 80: Smoked Beef loal0 &c seet
! Hams Sl3O0a$l3 So Pork-Mess New slt 90 DO froe
Sides Clear Rib IN sAlt ~ 87L,o DO DO smoked ssss
shoui ers in dry uycuLed SSsae do smoked es
Shoulder sES esEs s Sres AZ 40 i saS.S
iari quiet steady CITY Renned q os. 20; steam 7Slse
butchers loose 6q7G Butter nrm quiet Pennsyivsnn
b. C. and " Y Creamery Extra as l7e Western F.etori
Ia 9lbo Packing Batter II 9l2o Esgs hrn Peansyyans
Firsts at lie Western Firsts az lac Cheese stsstJ
Part skins e07Ic Full Skins &c. sugM-Rsnned nrua
RAN ia 90 sslS 90 per oa Petroleum stesdy 70 Abel
test obIs, 6bc Recspt'-Foa. 200 6ols wh S
! meus-WbsAt $500 bush Corn 10000 bush oaa $500
| bush
May 80 &C. June soc; July 76sc August Telsc. Cora
active steady cash IS &c July 35ao August S5e oSts
quiet No White cash al 2tSc Clover,eed nonainal -
oats 1000 bush shpuents-wheat 5000 bush Oats 1000
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Naturally enough a general expression Of disguss
given yesterday by the trading element In tho
crude oil MAJ ket at the rejection BY the Gtusvhio
Petroleum Exchange OF the proposition for mazink
regular trading the sale Of sellers options a
National Transit certificates for delivery In tho non'A
following that In which the transaction was msoe
That vote kills the scheme OF option dealings "H WIZ.
has been discussed assiduOusly for VEGAS 80
The decision against the scheme as pEHIS' !rho DO
by the members OF the petroleum eNcnaHss rrrrcsia
active trading business. and VINO od1H1S whch
the yearnlng of the Scalper for some :, Few
VIII revive speculation. II Is pOeSlut mr. trading
weeks uniform plan ot regua"SSnS ,spsnSs hui
IN futures VIII tc adopted by lneSn ags seeking 20
buaden thn oil market mlst be laid As,io LOT ns
moment Perhaps the d feat OF VIC TltertainIy ths
may prove Ia be Dlca>!ns ~ iefeat thai ever
consolation can b., drawn itoW the 80 ,ro',iS hayr
If The experiment had necn attempted y WuS'u ~.
mot with an opposition from Co.in in nnally detnH
operations are Of more nphNss Of any ally
,us , tbot s,rplirs the speculative ont nos we
investment mart of the market An onp az NJ.
jectCd to by such widely >'r n" for instance would
Brothers and watson y - -
find the N al siccH .ai NINA Of the disappoint
ment generally felt cSrt and then rose nearly
on from - T. ~ crrtiac acS exacted premiums fol
Trnowas Of loans. and me HH ~ Zach large nro
their position Busins the close was not sgnife ana
portions, however, au '"' ~
alhCgs6 H. % 81 prices and the total dealings wero -
follows; Stock Exchange s5s cOn sSp
oo,,r,c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" ssS5r SsS
IIt,h,.t ............... -.''..'''''' 81 80
,''hN., ........... ..-.....''''' "a
tinsT 40 600 aSsnoo
Sales an was unchanged at 6.s5 cents per gallon
E Mlm YorR and 67o cents In Philadelphia ana
,,IVt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
or MARKETS,

- Nav % National Transit certincatss opened n
on CT mrhesf. sSs lowest siS closed s2t ss,ss'
~ zoe barrels esAraaSes o .SS Srs
barrels .,--- - - x...,.t
Pt csrtncates opened AZ S2 slosei At s2s ashesA
s2A; lowest 81 . ......-~
ps,n,oRp Penn May Educational Transit certnesSes
ensd At s3L closed AZ s2's highest sss lowest sia
Clsarancea 100000 oos ........
TrrUsvlLIx Penn May 22.-Nstion, Trspsit SsrneeaS
orened az S2L, highest s3hi lowest slhi closed sEt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
THE MANCHrsTFR MARkFr

hANcHEsTSR May 22-Ths Guardian" in iIa commercial
article says Tuesdays experience does not sustain the
nope OF mrher Oettement which the slightly Increased
business o. me aft few days excited slight concession
induced increased cafes Of China staples which now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23
HAVANA MARKETS

HAVANA, May a2-Spaniah gold. 50 S8L8s2 S6s. Ell
change quiet SuEarFrm holders are reluctant To sell
expecting an advance In prices seS 25 Aads Mpsoo
vado % degrees Polarization az So IS gold per qanAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-23

STAINED.
a1.A Low MihdlinR.. ...... ls.Io

strict Good Odlnarys IS hdibnS ......'''-'Ao 20
Optlons Sere uttle Irregular during the cary loot
Neai months declined az points wmIS ISo and IJyer
pol came IN weaker, leading 10 general oieak it
months dropped Bd7 points and distant 90 LOO p"H4'
leaving OF aulet belNS 81, 900 bales