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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
TIVE srocx m,RxErs-gY TELEGRAPH.

nUyyAIo May I6-CAItlsRec-pts fos ne last "A hours
non heSd Total week hns tar lles9 For the same
line ast Teek 9725 Consigned through 500 head l41o
., hcb N 10 fsT sale market dun snc nominal
sheep and Iambs-Reospts for The hst - hours 1910
head Total Ibs week thus fAr Zh%o hof NE same
Tme lsst Wcek 1900 CONSIGNED thro1Ea csrGahs isr
demand but lower rates prices EdTatei iV92S ,d
70 Choce sheep OOa+ 10 Common - 800 - 'sSs ~
- hours 800 han Iolal I0r
The week Gar 93llS E?5 tSe .soas nae asS week
AZ 800 Consigned through 2 TO- bead lIVO OF Wlch %
Ssvv work 100 FOR sale market tRu Selectsd medium
Weights al 6Oc4 IS Workers. - % 81 Is Pigs - %.
CHcIeo Union Stock Yards. Nay Is" Ths Droyers
journal reports Cotte-Recspn ltV2 hsS e1
n10. market slow 81 10 ga 81 steers - ~
81 IT, socSsrs ami rccdsrs {? 5Os3 60 Cows Balls and
MiIsd Al rs al 80. Texas Cattle 50 80 % 81
Bogs-Rsceiuts 80 900 hsAd sh;pme1ts IOOC; market
lower Mixed - IO9s4 80: Heavy 81 c5 sS4 IS; Lshs
"a 2O3s4 60 Skips 81 so a. 10. . an 1919.
~Sbson ReceuL, 900 heal: shipments 1000. rnarket
.,esdv Natrss Western 50 70 - 10 Texans
So OOa 81 IS. Lambs 81 SO 50 20
sr LOUIS Nay ls.--Cattle- Receipts LOO shiprens
400; market steady Choice Heavy Native stees IS ~
IA AZ. FsIr 10 food 2U5SI o. StOcEers AID EeeTs
Fair 20 GOOD 90 1893 25 Rangers Cornied q 30
CrAAs-fed 81 9O4S2 so ,oon -, ,o..-
Choice Heavy and Butthers SslsGhSn' - Ss 49,, a.
PscnRR Medium 70 PRIME - <oSN - A~SN' N'0''
Ordinary 10 Best - SOe& Az . d, o.o .,.,r., ..-,c-
Sheep-Rscepts 5000; thipnehtS @VVO' Jays s''OAb
Fair . Choice s3 90 si 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17

~ i-2. and Atchison, Topeka and Santa re ~, %
a. I-sa43 Sc IL was the bears I 49, p.ha
chased at the highest figures, after wnl en-,
reactions noted occurred, bnt the bears , ooaA a
because the strength Of the market deVeLoPSeu ,,n
broadening Of the market that was not See Nv A.
among their anticipetions The coalers p9oi ,,cGi
yeloped capacity for self-protectlon, ana ILL
aaelphia and Reading did as wei as the .he
Union Pacific and the Northern paclncs Were 'ilo
weak stocks of the day. But every enoiS ,eI
dapress the price OF Union Pacific further
scaied orders 20 take the stock as 1T was oIere",
tbat after rising 70 so 3-Sa6l, 1t closed AZ oV 90;
Nnrtbrrn Pacific preferred, however. cIoseo 70 20
lover than last evening, and for the common tSrg
,Vas little market at quotations New lorK anu
New England after selling up TO 80 30, Droho
70 a. I4a44 3-s on reports OF adyerse as.non ~
tho Connecticut Legislature. CmcaBo Gas ""o
unusually active, and rose 10 54a53 IL. ooo ,so
TIE business OF the day amounted 10 Eos,9oo
shares and the market generally deyeIoPeus,
temper which has not been seen before IN ,,arc
Tnrnc ana out-of-town commission houses We" .L
unusually supplied with buying orders anu Une
market closed strong with healthy reac'ion hAO'N
the extreme advances.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The sales Of Government bonds included sto ...
600 4 per cents at I20 Ia. Quotations "eie
steady as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
eshry AnD PRODUCE MARKEzs
vr,yrrrs OF NEw.YoRx DEALINGS.


while there was a slight Increase In me usdtnt
IN wheat options yesterday the total bgures wers
sm,u-only 1000 600 bushels-and the ehsractei
% the dealings was mainly switching" Tho caos
,dvioeS were easier In and the West continued
bcash ON the fine outlook for the CROPS. Exporters
bougf nearly 100 900 bushels but spot lots neyerh
Is faII Of 3-4G1 cent. Depression prevailed IN tns
snecniatJon and the curb prices were practically
bc .ame as the official close The market ended down
915i cent As follows May, 81 Ia june, ~ 80 !
JuiV 80 I-2: August, 81 3-s; September 81 TO )
Dc Ssnh com declined I4S1-o cent, and shippers
,ooE Io4 COO bushels. Bearish Influence was eA-
e@ed nv the heavy receipts here, but In spite OF
nnore active movement the options lost only 3s9l
cent ending at ~ Ia for May, Al IL for juno, ~
sor July AZ IL for August ard 10 3-5 cents ZOE
Contender Oats were weaker on heavy receipts az
he west and cash prices were 1904 cont lower.
The optIonS were dun and onded down 30 FOR May,
80 o I.o for June, at 25 Ia and 80 for July,
ar o. IS cents. Lard weak and duh, the options
Closing with losses 81 3d2 points as toIows: May
ana June, 81 10; July, 81 IL; August - 49, sept
ember. 81 20. -, A.. =, v.,c yors rAu
adnLnhIa baltimore aud Boston npoIteh ytsteMsy
were As follows wheat 81 ;429 bushels corn 5oi,Sts
bushels oats 1918 busbeB; total gi5ab, ooo,o5o
bushels: -four 80 ,499 packages. AT chicago MI
yankee and St. Louis tIc arrivals were: Nhsal
AZ IT7 bushels; corn. 1885 bushels; oats 2S5,5I3
bushels Uta grain 37501J bushels; houf, 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
TRAINS FOR NE WEST.

Leave Stations Dcshro>--s anl Cortlsndt ss
on AND AFTER MAY lfrH, 1889 ,,,
The Cs,sbrSsd NswToIk ana Chicaso Limited red
yeg Of P %i mar we Tb S sceEnS BnHe ana
s Rses S3 hs sy t by f1 S%S ana CD
N. Past Line with pullman ye,uHule PaloI . ard ~,
% Ssys sPs o ond 81 LOUIS
ESQ wese Sc n, EEPSs =. T5G v ig25 S
sasC cinein9ati S9d =, Louis daily except S"'aoSy'
p m Pssac ETpress, with Pullman yesthae. Sleeping
car daily e. ft:bgrs ShlsHso' aad Toledo daily
For wfamspor Lock Hsveu, 60 m. p. m; Cory
and and St Oh 4 ReEoas connecting at Cory for D'''
For IeSa9.s 90 30 oo 49, a0d IL ana S nEad nr
IL 90 a ~. / 90. ? 90. ana 90 p m. sundays 6l5
BALTINGRE. WASHINGTON, AND THE 3! SOUTH TIL
daily, except su9da{ 1000 arrive w9 35 20
si!S' scc az 30 90 Fs%% ssa
% $50 &c 7 g s SddHS 90 Jrpa.s ard Z
sGG IGn en- DHas e c US na che
g a " e Day. HsG gD, r Hsy
roe LoSg BRfScH BAY HEAD JyyCTIoN,, !sS
- sS 90 moon s ~ S an, 9d A0I2 on
sunday. -s45 a n o and zoo p m do not stop at
Ola Norfolk Vi. rhi5adfsLPhla
nd 6sy %ias % %essdsyS. VII, 81, through
tssins At jersey CITY. arordiaG speedy and direct
transfer for brooklyn travel
FOR sog % ys
with Dining Car and 10 Washington LLmlSdJ, and
40, 500, 90 $50 500 ani 100 p set u 1S
night. Accommodation, II 10 A. 40 and 10
p m. Sundays Express. 100. o rs 8 90 % Limited,
apd 10 r. N, 80. 4, 80, 8. Q 30 AM p m End
~ LIZ night Accommod alton, 100 y.
Trains leaving NewYork daily. except sunday at 500
and II 10 q m, IL 30. !, Q T. d D. m. and 10
a m, and 90 p. N. on Sundays connect at Trenton
Ticket onices Nos. l. 485 $40 and "a Broadway, l
Astor House and Of DestrOsSes and Eortllnit SIS
Coqysst and Brookyn Aa9sa sstiSG foot o. Edlt"@i.
FmlRrant Ticket once Castle GaFdrE.
The New. YORK Transfer Company will Cal for and
check from hotels and residences.
CHAS y. PUGU, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General PaLs'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
HAVANA MARKETS,
Railroads.
At EW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ ~ RIVER RAILROAD.
~ GREAT FotR-TRACk TRUNK LINE
G Grand Il !; ; CENTRAL STATION.


.nR o gess and Eo ssGR rP dsH
Tq S '1s' l. also Ea: Albany e s. AS.a VI;
o'at vernon 70 for yE9TE EPTS NEW, NEW
ySSsiySy q b1ret smoKhSear din use4T dra%ls
and gsDHS r Sa S 39aT c sc S5 gyss
a. Chicago at so a M lndianapoh' II 81 80 a. m 81
os' 20 81 n1 G E - TSxS1af Hs
sleegnSsa5s now Y sssyics 70, N,c,,, Fail. 70
,od TO- g ee1ssa ce caSus' ~ and
Chicago drawing TO Canandagqa and Rochester
70, sss S3 Lake GGs Ss" Ruhn Bennington SO
Ad $50 81 NJ fSs .y Fry special With
sog9 cans A6e0nnSdsoa 70 Albany aad Troy Con.
meets f0r Wiiiamstowu, North Adams and inteFmeda1
rot T "a M Past Thieaso Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex
R 6s sna EsSa faa Hsds
Detroit and chicago, with NesLOue1 auG sleeping ana
is D. u, CanandAsga Accumulation. Drawing
80 = m. Montreal Adlroaaseks and Can,niaisua
Express SleepnRcarS daily . Pa.tsburg and Montreal
VIA Rous' Pom; and va s. AieaS connecting q rlatts
MountSn points and to Syracuse ana CanandaiGua daily
$ p "a. Special Man Limited arrives az Rocheste,
10 F s T6 MSGS nd NSSiassS BUFF
dnnsp5s, st. LOUIS Detroit aud Chicago With scSpns
Sturdy Sundays vs.. only &y 'A'."
70 midnigaE for SaFaogn Whilehall aud Rutland Ne
kibany CCanccts at Albany with train tqr ID, Wc.t
sale ar aae
" Park Place battery f,aeS' "s West i25th.,i: and
Ton sta, and 500 Ded;ord:aye,. E D. Brooklyn
westeotrs Express calls Tor ana checks Baggage from
:Rdr daily Others daily cxcep: Sunday S;op at lsstA
st. station To take W passengers for North ami West
FAST PITIsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
Central Station Wa harlem Dylsoa daily .TtsO, Sunday
GS8RE 'S sn sqP S6s2a f Pa5Sssr As.n.
J. NJ TOCCEY. GeLsn! Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
A considerable increase In activity occurred In the
dealing, In crude certificates Yesterday, the record
being larger than has been made IN over week.
Tho weakness Of Wednesday was followed by All
early raid which forced prices up 10 20 80 cents,
against IL IA cents tho night before. The only news
to excuse the break reiterated reports respecting
tho Toledo, Ohio refinery, to the effect that It's
process for treating Ohio crude was grand success"
The object OF tho raid doubtless was 10 reach stop
orders at 50 cents and thereby dslodge some long
oil. But support was apparent below 81 cents and
the market remained but moment at so 3s cents.
In the afternoon the covering of shorts FASTENED q
rally and values cents ending at only shade
under the top figure. Carrying rates ruled Hat and
the market closed strong. The traders are looking
forward the market receiving stimulus frOm
the adoption 81 the option system, which seems 10
lie assured. Doubt To It's practical effect on the
tendency Of values checks any widening OF the spccua
ton and the field reports sun falling 10 confirm
the hopes " operators for fall In material in.
crease in Pennsy lvanla production.
The range Of prices and the total dealings as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF CoruAhdt ard
. Desbrosses follows
p a. m for slstinEton and Intermediate points
m. Geneva, Lyons Elmira. Rochester, Buffalo
and the West. and principal local points Chair
ElInira
III a IN for Elmlrz and intermediate points.
I D. m for TunkhannOck ana intermediate points.
Chair cars 10 TunkhannOck Connection 20 ECadlng and
Harrisburg.
ar l.. and IL. JUNCTION.
20 D. IN. for Slstington and intermediate points.
10. m. Mauch Chunk and inferno hatc pointA
Connection Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
Msuch Chunk
7 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons EImirs, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
Trains leaving a. 3 - M, / y. and 40 D. con.
tect for all points MRhanoy and HazetOn Coa regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hakleton and intermediate
pontA
7 D. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmiray Rochester BunA 0
and the Pullman sleeper u Lyons.
General Eastern Once. 295 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
IRE RAILWAY-Ticket Offices, 4o1. 81

ERIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 4ol, 3l7.
T. 7IS and 057 Broadway. 1882 BoweIy, ls7 West st
Ba Pae s2 G5ATs.s and 3g 67 s
wiisrsburg corner Newark and Hudson So. HoGoke6
SPd SsT Car Orders ehe 1a
q brSFaSs @ e ef Goa sH aP osn a rom
Chambsrsst local tIaHs to 10 minute sariieI
sue y DS SS room on coso5ss 70 Bunad
10 30 m week days 70 Binghamton oswego' Eim!rA
SoiNs every sHa daS Chicago and St Lou.
sold Pullman uain Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches .
s SEaft Sc Eat
$50 sus s;eD sTsT pasSama 6%seo m
buffalo, Cincinnati and Chicago. -, -, 90, %
h0 6SSn? 7. as j. ss7s. 1SS3s 20 Or
$751;, 6.52S, 8, CHS $50. 7, 80. 8, 10 30 II
Fa;.sS .SI 10 80 &c., II n Ss
5:S2E. ;07S. Is s go 80 O. 70 90 i2 night
o. s;SG ~ 49, o;654. 81 ~ go s:s5 =
N'Tr'f $50 rlsj21 20 :s5. $50 ss % = SSS
..{ss&5sa So il: il + 5 2sh' 80 80 10 30
TIC; s. S;$2h' $780, g. G:07S' 80 7, q iO;s0'
su5srn. Local %ts: So, 80 70 20 9m.l g.
NeS5 SS = 7:ss ~ .. % 80 N s6 90 J. 30
GOshea. 40, :S21, .. 10 30 a. m; l. $780, +:so
MS sS9 Il s sad RorI JerS 445 S27 1880
Study 10 main 30 s. p 1sl G 80 Ss~sI
Expires trains from tbS West arrive in NewYork At 40
NO iS RGIi.n5AD OF y. J. DIVISION
EngieeTOod and TeG sd :; r. g., 80. sl5 AZ
20 1919 = 20 ID -
s.S Il sa IN ass e Ss9 rs Agent for
Wee Gsn h SUIT General P 4 ~aSNt hssn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
spscULx1rse ABOUT THE ARCHITECTS.
pxraHF THAT THE IDENTITY or TEE "LucKT
YoURn VINO SUBMITTED THE cATHE-
pRAL PLANS Is KNowN.

ORAL PLANS Is KNOWN.
inc identity Of the architect who signed his worR
With Tires arabesques within circle IN the contest
for ths erection Of the proposed Protestant Cathe
Of Sc John tbs Divine, has not been revealed a. yet
Tnere seems 10 be Ie doubt however. that the lucky
architect Is X. III. Hunt, of No 1b4 Hassaa-st, VINO
sailed for Europe on JaSt Wednesday. Although MI.
Hunts assistants would not give the reporter any
dcfnsc information upon the subject II 10 known ta'
great interest In the decision was shown IN tn'
ofce and that q list Of the sSceeSstul eontestaht'
was Immediately mailed to Ar. Hunt, although he
had rai,cd on the day the list became known One
prominent architect Broadway SAID That thero
was no doubt about the matter whatever.
mo initials A. ". ID. O. attached TO another plan
a Mas been leaned stand for George Martin Huss oil
Yo Ics5 Broadway, and John H. Buck, manager Of
shs architectural department Of the Gorham Manu-
featuring Company. Their plan was described Amoc
An fun IA Tho Tribune Of January &C
Another successful architect Of the lucky four IL
William Hslsey Wood, who formerly had an Office in
Th,rfy-thfrs but who has recently hved In Newark,
n j. His cipher is q" Jerusalem the Golden His
plan Is Gothic In character but devatng also, from
orparnented with massive tower and spro, around
Which small turrets be Two spires rse also
from the south main entrance. In the ground plan
the arehtect followed the ancient temple whence,
Inc pulpit Of the cathedral which Is about 400 feet In
length, Is placed at the crossing between the nave,
TRANSCRIPTS and obancel placing the preacher In the
fhs interior Of the building. the walls d. which
adapted 10 ornamentation I'm mosscs with paintings
The other budings the Bishops palace and cathedral
Quadrangular porheS provide additional entrances in
the front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
rrnnrEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs

roxDoy Nav Ia a u m-ConsOls 90 ll6 for money and
o 80 s arconut. Atlantic and Western first mort.
Ca trsters ceruucates 81 Canadian Pschc boz Erie
s-a An second cDnsols 100, Illinois Central llT Mex.
can Ordinary 69T.: Paul Common 60a Pennsy!VaniA
Ban Reading 227A
Money l. diS cent
rsilyo IL duotei u AZ I'd per ounce.
time, nr aid exchange on London 81 20 francs
for checks
Spanish IS i6a a..
Of discount IN the open mAIAeE hOE Glo"
months bills Ia ! = per cent ---, co,o ooo
The bullion IN Tho Bank England has increased Ee+sOoo
during the past week. - ,,--.--. .. ,,.,,,,,
The proportion tho Bauk Of Englands reserve haohy
81 cent ~ now 1874 per cent
pans May iG-Ths weekly statement Of tho EanE 81 aSn
ahows an increase Of 100000 rtncs IN god ana -oIoVVo
franc Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
Stock ExchanRe. Consoli

Refined oil unchanged at $50 cents per gallon
In New York, and 6I1 cents IN Philadelphia and Bat
more.
on CITY May l8-Nhiona Transit Certificates op.nsd NJ
sOs.i highest S2S, lowest sOAj closed. s2is sales
$4,000 barrels clearancos O2S 900 barrels CHARTERED
barrels
PrTssURn. May l6-Petroleum duh and lower Na,t,na
Transit Certificates opened S0St eIosel s2s highest
S2is lowest SOL
BRADFORD. Peun. May l6.-NauOnA Transit Certinoa,..
opened S0l- closed az 81; highest
CleaTanccA $1,000 bbls, ~ ~
THusyiLLE Penn, Nay l6.-NauonN Transit Certificate,
opened b0Si highest 81 =. lowest S0S; closed s2L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF Liberty ST. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of May 10, 1883. 60,
Chunk, Wkesbsrrb and Scranton Reading, Harrisburg.
Bethlehem. 4tSoFI asgcS chg6E wdEcsb%ffe soFsn:
Reading HsrrsO%F rGttsS4e T'm'Qua shamOkn
90 D. m for bennington. Esston. bethlehem, Allen.
r. o Pr ., Ea SS$h.sn on n .s:
Chung Wilkesba1;e Scranton TSTs9as ShaTG a
100 and 8 80 .. m, Tor someryillo and bennington.
Gas D. N. for Bssoon, Bethlehem, Allentown, Aaueh
0hSH o6 "a, sundays, Tor KastoH. ~ y H.
$50. slS l:l5 a. M. 80 ;O0. : 100 Gao p. m
lAsbufy Park Ocean Grove except sunday, Point
.,gSs.4 80 rsn 80 ys h f2G ssMew9 sss
fazG 30 cars n ESQ D. ~ for Atlantic City vnsand
80, S:io' 80 p N. Sundays. I 90 100 a m. fof
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier s, " r.
For Sandy Hook AuSntc Highlands, Highland Beach,
ssabright, Monmouth Beach Long Branch, Es'onown,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOB PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
ing L r, and baltimore and Ohio h r. leave foot Of
Fer F5lsdsgSa 4oS 7as5 S9S 2 I d 90
M M sSSGRbXTS. SO So 80 m S 80 80 80 SS
BOO 0;S9 u 90 p NJ was,,r0,on daily A. sao ~ 90
..: lSt s saag1s n 80 30 SfS p
TPSas leaving at as, II 90 a m 80. 90 80
S SsS F2ei 10 NJ &C. nave connection '' ~
r'FS5 Car sS, can s9 PT9sd ' t 2sl
i2Shst i$s Ia: I2sAi ,,o5 NiT York Vou'' $50
FuSS y TrsnsfcT Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 80 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
PRODUCH MARKEra

LIVERPOOL May lB-3J0 y. m.-Bcet-Tn POOR demand
Pork-ln poor demand. Hama In good demand HScon
In iar demand Cheese-n fair demand TaoW- In fair IA
nand spirits Of tqrpentlne-fn fair demand. RosinIin
TAR demand lArdspot and fuures-In fair demand nria
western spot du ~ sos Cd May dull al JbS 81 Jnne 5nII
NJos 81 July dun n 3SA 3D. WheaI poor demand Four
In poor demand. Corn-Spot-n fair demand. tnnrns ~
lar demand mixed Western steady at 81 lbd Nav dn
a. rs B'ld June AMI July az 81 Nd Hops At Iandon "
NeW'i0rk state In AR despAnd. ~ Wv AOHNON-
brea'Aluns-Whsat hrm, demand poor holders ODER mod
IS lOLd per cehtal '' NV Ao" "'''ern
LONDON May I0,-A D. n.-cacutA llnsssd IOs Oh per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. =

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y: G. &
Co. so,1c ina Ss @Ssy ws Sn Sta
earlier nom foot .: j,yst.. n. r. chcago. Detroit
IIndgn Hamilton. % 80 a. % 10, IS 10 y. M bt
Louis IS rs. IS rs D. Toronto 70 20 a NJ rs 10
F.iS syracuse Utca principal intermediate stations
sIS !9:55 q M, 5I6, e IS D n. tand 81 80 z m
Ais u: l5 b SIS. all 80 M and 81 5:l6 Il 10 M
EewburE, 30 rs a. u: 10 70 D; 20 % IS IL 45
siespnaears for buffalo Nag9ra Fails Toronto Detroit
diyS otSsr trains daily sxesD. SUNDAYS e 3 Leave
Hoboken west Shore station. all 80 IN, - 80
n m For tickets timetables or information apply at
SfleeS: BnO6kyn-SJ8 WEshngtOn-st., 126 Fultnn-st.
Annex once, foot OF FnltoE-sI New:YoIk Cy127l 3os
and el2 Broadway 1873 1.2 B0werT ~ Park Place ana
West Shore Stations foot Of West 42ds and foot Of Jay
st. u. r. weHteotts Express calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels and residences. G. L. LAMBERT
General Passenger Agent. YEnderbltsye. N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
OFFICIAL REPORT OF EXPORTS.

Thursday, May l6-P. m.
The official preliminary reports OF the exports
from all ports In the month OF April, show that
the value Of the principal articles exported last
month was $780, 900 reater than in April
1888, and $780, 600 grenter than in April, ss7.
The particulars for three years are rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
Business Chances.

A CCIDENT INSURANCE.
"A THE NETWORK ACCIDENT INSURANCE COM.
PANY CLINTON d. FISK PRESIDENT. rs Now
READY For BmStNsSS AND nESIAGS LONRf,
GENERAL AND LOCAL AGENTS. FOR INSURANCE.
AND PRINTED NATTER SETTING FORTH
THE UNSURPASSED PLANS or TUE COMPANY.
ADDRESS CHAS. r. HOPPER Secretary,
% Broadway, N. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17
RAILROADS..

CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
1he epg through slesying 10 ST. Louis via Niagara
rs,is syes she Srand osnEsal Depot a: ~ sdAlly
Ketlwsys-dining for al UNDERSTANDING In ST. Louis
a5 second morning. Connections I'm Union Depot St
Louis, Tor all points West and Southwest
NEW LINE TO
IN WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
~ VIA CENTRAL r. F. or HEWJERSeY,
ssa PHILA. AND READING n. r.
j $500 and BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. r.
eolsd TransNo Trangfefs. No ExtF Fare Time
PULLMAN CAB SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
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Kailroaos.
DALTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Fas. Express Trains, via PHILADELPHIA, 70
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.

Leave NEw.YoRK. foot Of IGberty-sa a. follows;
Eft CHICAGO, 3:ib D. m, II 20 n dniChL -.
Esr CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS. 5 30 4 m. 10
For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 8 30 = m, II 90
.. m, ~ =, N, 2:5O D. IN. S:l5 .. 200 D. m
Sunday, s 80 an. 3d. :SosI55 pmI2 Midnight
Al trains stop at Chester asd Wilmington except ia
= For Tickets aud Pullman Car SPACE call at 3. O:
Teke1 onees 81, 2Gl AIS aad l,IlO Broadway, or al
Station foot OF Liberty st.
. hew'iork Transfor Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel fesdsUce
CIIAs. o. sCULL. Cent PaEenEeI Agent -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
$500, PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY IliE
lNTRRLoCRING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM
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Total Eo95I6-i tdl,-55,2'S AS' V-Sso'
In hrcadStufis corn gives n gain over 1888 Of
90, 900, 600, while wheat and -four give decline
II Il 400 600
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
TR0LEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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COTTON v,RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL May l6.-4 p uCSttoa-TAe sA!es OF the Gay
included 800 bales American - >,z.., -
Futures closed quiet Int Itescy.
Mddnns clause May delivery S+d sellers MAJ AS sens
36ld SELLERS June ard July deIlyery. 3o%l
sellers July and August delivery etd sellers Anggst
ana Der delivery sd buyers September and OCTOBER
delivery 664d buyers october and NO en- sr
3g-6lS sellers: November and December oen'efJ %
le4d sellers September delivery, Sd sellers
GALVESTON May Ie-CottOn quiet N'ddllnE. ioS.: Low
MIddlnE 10 7lB Good Ordinary a. net and gross re-
eripTn bales saleA 1875 bales stock. asa bales
SoRyoLK NAY l6-Cotton quiet Kidding. 10 10 49, nee
and rToss recop coaswse 500 bales salea
las bales: stock. A.i4o osie@
s,v.xyAp MAY l6-CottOn-steady. NddrnE. lo9; Low
MiddlDg TO- Good Ordinary. sA net and stoss SeSeipts
~ bales: eXports coasI1se, bales; hAles ASO 0Aes
stock, 6,72l bales
NEwoHL-ASs. Nav -COtton-Flrrn. Middtng l0N: Low
Mtddlng 10 lie: Good Ordinary, n net ana gross y"
ceipta 44t bales exports 10 GTrat brtsln, &c. as
cW. 900 bales saes $500 bales stock soOoi oaes
HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA May lB.-STansh gold :! S7has2 3a z II
change firm sugar quiet 600 bags Of centrifugal 30 po1r
iEaton, sold at 81 76'. gold per quiniaL
SPIRITS OF TCRPENTINE
Cu,p,rsroy Nay l6-Turpentine steady ~ IS isc bid
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