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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-21
Stole a Blanket.

While Henry Moses was in saloon at
Greenville yesterday William Cavanagh
and John Griffin. two sixteen-year-old
boys, stole from his wagon blanket.
They were captured in Bayonne and
Judge Wanser today held them for trial.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-21
Urania Glee Club Concert.

The Urania Glee Club and the Koffier
Quartette, under the auspicies of the
Kings Daughters Society, will give an
entertainment on Thursday night at the
Tabernacle. It will be vocal and instru-
mental
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-21

WASHINGTON, April 21, 1890. Weather
indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York, New Jersey and
Eastern Pennsylvania:-Co Continued fair
weather and slowly rising temperature
Monday and Tuesday; .southWesterly
winds.
Martnett's Weather Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-21
.rudse Dixon win Car the Calendar.

Judge Dixon will call the cases on the
calendar again ON some day next week.
and new day for the trials will be liked
if counsel on each side agree to it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-21

afternoon, and the dainty blue flowers
were picked by the thousan ds
Mrs W. P. Vreeland has returned from
pleasant trip to Sing Sing
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-21
Robbed the Farmer.

Five years ago. when George Lapp, of
No. 2O6 First street. Hoboken, was four
teen years of age, he was committed to
the State Reform School after being ar
rested for larceny. Three weeks ago he
was indentured to farmer in Monmouth
county and released from the school. He
worked for the farmer just one week and
then decamped with several dollars of the
farmers money and a shotgun. The Ho-
boken police were notified and the fellow
was captured at the ferry by Policeman
Guinan. He will be sent back to the Re-
form School
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-21
Surprised Gamblers.

For several Sundays past the petty
gamblers in North Hudson county have
had full sway. Skin games of all dis
criptions were flagrantly worked on the
roads leading to the West Shore ferry and
the local authorities manifested surpris-
ing indifference. On a recent Sunday
young fellow, partially intoxicated,
stopped to look at the she'll games. The
cappers marked him for easy prey. He
was soon betting. Inside of ten minutes
he had lost $50 He was broke. The
gamblers were not satisfied, however,
until they secured his gold watch.
The gamblers yesterday prepared for
lively business, but they were sadly dis
appointed and are now thanking their
lucky stars that they are not behind pris-
on bars. The respectable patrons of the
West Shore ferry, seeing the listlessness
of the local authorities. complained TO the
ferry company and Detectives Humphrey
and Betz were detailed to catch the
gamblers.
AS the detectives were about to descend
on horde stationed on the West Snore
road yesterday, one of the lookouts gave
the Tip and the gamblers rushed pell NELL
down the road leaving their nefarious
paraphernalia behind them. Several fine
layouts were confiscated. but the runners
of the games made good their escape
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-21

vs. HoUTEN's C0cOA- -delIcious- s-made Instantly.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
GRAIN And PRODCCE MARKETS.
rEArr.RFs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEAIt RES Oh NEN lOlNh Of'+iii-'P''
The recent courage Of the bull operators IN wheaV
seems 10 have oO2cd out entirely. The bears were
once more the aCgressOrs saturday and succeeded
in dislodeing some weak holdings The market iOr
options was moderately active considering the short
session and about 100000 bushels changed hands.
The decline was stimulated by weaker cables and
bearish temper at the West. The absence of an eS'
port inquiry stimulated selling and the snallno's OF
The receipt, was an influence ignored By the traders
on the curb tie weakness was increased and aIter
sales of Nav down TO 81 5lG, the close was Is cent
under the noon price at 81 3-s cents.
The official figures show net losses Of IL for
January at So 30. 90 tor February at 50 34 and
March at o6 d. and Ia cent for May at - IL cent?
Cash wheat duh and lover Aiter chditS1
hour, there was milling demand for 12,OOO bushels
There was less activity IN the corn markets. result
Ing in dropping values. spot lots were on II Ccit
and the export demand was restricted 10 oiOVV
bushels, Tho cables also reflected weakness I'm
sympathy with wheat. The options cioSGu @ uomh
81 s March, 30 ID and May and June 81 IL cchte
oats were dull and shade lower. The Optohs
were quiet with tendency toward March fiihhS
Is to 20 rs cents, while no change was shown IL
the other months As follows January 80 - fco-
rIary 20 Ii: April, 2S 81. and May - cents. .
Lard remained weak, although shippers TOOK ooV
ticrce, The options closed on lD2 points a. tOilQWs
February s6 ~; March, 81 30; May, 80 AZ; july
80 So. -, 80. g.. ., 80,
at New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia and BOSTON
were as follows Wheat 2j,07- bushels corn 4ll'bt@
bushels oats, II 500 bushels; eOtal grain. oo1Oi0
bushels; flour, 230J7 packages. At CmcagO, MI Nh
waukcc and ST. Louis the arrival, We're; wheat, 15,'
a-7 bushels, corn, 347,-77 bushels; oats lch'iz2
bushels; Total grain, 5Os,0Oi bushels; hour --'-''
lar
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 2G speciaD-May wheat opened
yesterday at 70 34 cents, selling a. low as 10 "o
and closing almost at the bottom at 20 3-7
a7O L. The buyers at this even figure were plainly
oil filed up Oh Friday. There waa no vigorous
demand above 20 90. AT that point there was
Hutchinson took "A good round lot at 10 Il cents
Both were supplied. and the market continued down,
ward Tile TACT that 20 cents had been tOhchcn
once or twice before left no great inc u hquldhtc
AT that point There were some long mes abah-
doncd by Dunham and Baxter, and by some OF t.c
cther commission houses. The major part OF inc
selling through the day Of moderate INES taken
on recently al a little above 20 cents, in the cN.
pcctaton Of a reaction. Corn opened ana ciosea 0,
AZ the same figure 81 j-1a3l 81 cent Tor NAY: nay
nats opcncd Al - II cents and closed ~ y
a22 ii Provisions dull and Consequently yieQea
rather easily to the influences Of the surOuiu!ns
pits There was a little selling OF PORK bI Nort'l
and Worthidgton. but Goodslzed pnioIiaIe S DS
WcCo~mcl 4 co. Hogs at the yard, were loFtL'
and the packing ~ th, point TO date Is n2@ hgaE ger
700 900 hogs an I'D Of the same period la't lcat.
A. The close Nav pOr, showed decline from trlday
of 10 ccnte while lard and ribs. showed no V"anI ms
ON tho curb Nav wheat was :" - cents puts
we're 70 Ii calls 70 l-2a79 D.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

ss timothy ssas1o So Bran quiet 42ac faaseea ngIea
81 3O lead steady soft Missouri 80" 20. aSnl and MS
hard 6Oc desly eriEed 3622c. Butter uuh SnS 5
CHANGED ss id5c cosnmea meal With ~ o1SSi @oSirssc ss
ob business PORK $40 25dSl0 p q Lara fe 5H Io"s
80 Dry salt geatsshSpaes is5S % 8 50
shoulders 81 37d$4 S7 Longs ana res % qs%cH cpt t.
short clear - so Hams, 80 21dFll Do o, ncn ~.
Flour 600 bbls % 900 bush corr S9Voo gE
oats e2Q00 bush none barley odS @ corn liz
600 bush oats. 5000 bush rye 1000 DuSh O'ie''
Toledo Jan. 25-wheat dull. lower cash soc soc di Iai
steady cash. 3Oec Oats quiet; cash 22hc. Cloyer'
Seed du easier cash and January - 90 netTuaES. rS
SO A2Lc; March. SO i5. Recei ts-Wheat. lOt ou,n
com "a 312 bush Shlpments-Wheat 200 b.sh corr
r. $40 bush oats. 5000 bush Lou Dush' Clover
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
s1.eo7 297 .5o4 Dec. 44.12s 1.e
Total 21 co.'s 81 GGS a. 5f5 Inc. s253S77 13o
fruE WEEk IN TIiE STOCK MARKET.

8 eompanies..... 8n,Go7 975os Dec. 44.123 Is
Total. 21 co.'s 81 ssO66S s21345i5 Inc s25Ss77 135
THE WEEK IN TIE STOCK MARKET
1t is useless tor us to 80 into extended comment
upon the stock market Of last week either from
a speculative or an investing point OF view
There is nothing TO add 10 the daily comments
which have been published beyond summary
which may be briefly expressed as follows Wlth
an insignificant increase in the volume OF busl-
ness transacted. there was a general ana steady
hardening of values. and the linal prices oil thc
week We're about the best The facts ana the
statistics published above are of character
which cnlOrccs their own arguments, ana aGdl-
tional comments upon them would add nOthihS
to their strength. That they were not apprc-
ciated last week by the average stock spccula'oT
is clearly demonstrated by the smallness OI au-
vanccs Which were recorded. Both the American
and the European markets for American railWaFs
and securities have been 50 thoroughN lnOculaied
by the pcsSmistic views OF a clique when Tor Il
long time has controlled the bureaus oi lnlOfma-
ton that the actual facts and conditions work
slowly but none the less surely to the cStanlNh-
ment of confidence. The market has furnished
abundant evidence that the real purchasers ot
securities during the last two years have not
lacked confidence In their own judgment puJ
the little speculative community are still prone
10 look for heavy reactions after an advance OF
! or > per cent.
Following is our usual table, giving the number
of shares sold of all stocks. the highest. lowest
and final prices of the week. together with the
final prices OF a week ago, prcliNed by the average
prices OF January %. 1882
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
THE STATE o. TRADE.

baltimore. Jan Cotton steady, mied.dtns slle
IL - nY uowafd.-t. aui Net.ln >nptr, - 20 = 3D.
d., .Atr. g. JJQ - 90, DO ~ tau.y' - oi1 ~,
-.t, -.i- kl ,,fsudr extra. - -ode' - "itg'l
tisf, st.,ast -. d. do extra. tS ooa - 49, "h'S
.,,f I'm ufi and wanted iultt, ''a9f,t toH-
-.s,, ,f..m.l ESQ., W,stgn dui ana "' Al, o9o,-
vla,r, rcd .l.i and January. sose7v-, sgn,'''' 81
,o..-. Nai.n -.N ~---r. Nst "a "a, 80
.--",. vL.t, aIa iu.. t'loN. 5baJ5c W'st-t"
~ I,a srot 3Ul.aio'.. January ana .aI3
a. - t.ef t.- rh. Ju's a5ic, APl!., 9''~@''
r-i',f. ~otthoiu and Fcnn'y.ya"la --@Iii.
Wr.t.'p vhi-. .sd3Oc. DO mlN"d -t'-f-o-' r'N,"
~, 'ehtt. 100000 Kfc hanged pTn' ' 'f,,''..
ia .f.-c aud steady prime o. 'h9"'
f'.,t1v SO aOesi3 Provision. hrG. m, P,l"' H."
~ niU mat, lpos, -houl.rs. 0Nc; ont .l'aE' -
.sr c.r,d -u,l.I shoulders. DC 1tu' y, A tS
ff.- l,rg, iObloilr. la'd. refined l'-c- btt'e' r,
.al ..afo.. be., roll. ~ Creamery -'e.o..
f..r -ugar iin. -" SIT. G@c. Wr,A'y s,"alf
- .,latiiO Il,lsht- to Liverpool p'f st,Snc, G-,,I
,,,,o re bush 6d Cork fol orders. '-4'' "a
0t6 4. Yl G.rept~. Fgts. $500 DDS "h,"s -,
I'D. rp.u cna 900 bush, 01ir "'' p'rl' ,o, ,sl,
o.-Tioar 800 OlIr Wleat COO hu'h ,oIh - wv
bush Nsi.- WHEAT. ooo bush ,oin' ""VV D.,n an. -,
nlg.lo jon -6.-W Whr,t-No. ! hard dul but iI1 m az H'
y,,t.- uh,,t dun venk ,uG lower 40. r'd 81 -
i,i. Nirils4u. sic 4shd on trace. Corn 'caF'r anu
INA. ..les j. e,rs No. willow az A3 Two ,a.. u" '
s1 ~. rsrs SO % 3.is .j2tr on ia p't' i'I'
t,., arm. No = white 27isc. so. 3 whit -pt'' 80
rri,.f aJs' IL 'r1c4 Barley STEADY md un'h2ne"i
Ry, nominal Flour quie' ind we'k w ,5
h1 0,a,,,a'n,. Wheat ? 600 bush .on 5000 bun
Chicago jan. 2j.-Ih' lcaing futures FAns'u do 'o
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

The hank exchanges at the NewYosk Clearing House
and tho stock, sold at the Stock ENchsse last
week and for the the preceding two years compare
follows: - 90 &c H., o. 50 Ian 25 100
NJ sn,res sod SIS. .442 l1l5sOo 13oi'N3o
THE NATIONS PRODUCT OF PRECIOUS
METALS.
Wells. Fargo & Co. annual report OF the value
of precious metals produced IN me W. W, E",S,
aud in British Columbia and on the Nest .ots'
of Africa was issued last week. The report IN
cluGss The products OF lead copper. silver ana
cold and gives the total including tA0Se OF
Gritisb Cohmbia and the West Coast OF Mexico
for the wear lsS9 at Sl2IG61s3& against ~ T.
S41. .592 in 1855, which al that date was tne
largest record made against S'o' - t,U ~ u, 80 80
AGAINST Ss497O0jl in 1854. against Sy2.4l $50
in lse2 and against SN0,l6,.'36 III lN7V' ana
SsOsGQ.O57 in 1873, exclusive OF copper Tfhu
q 600 600 in 1870. exclusive Of copper Inc
- -, ,Le I-,ited states for the same periods
wore in lNS9 Sl269 9S3.3S4. against Sll-'"'''-
500. and against Ssi3l .3s2 In $3.50, ana a-al47V
= .G33 $50 IN 1854. and against $50 ','1' ~
lss2. and against S12,232.5l2 III IseV' aiu
against S76.193, 453 IN 1si5 and against co.
The .oId product of the United state, in $50
was S32.527. .6Gl. which amolHl has hot Oreh
exceeded since 1.S0. The net gold exports ol thr
United States in $50 were S3S,p32,N - OF 90
400 900 in excess Of he country pioducl,, ror
The production Of silver in the States and Ter;
ritorics Of the United States IN 1851 amVuIucu
10 S6i.e0S,G37, which sum was - ,'VVvVu III
excess of the product OF le9s "hlrA 'h[n va va
tbc lorqes, in the history of The country. ~ i3N'
years product $24.452,4i9 Is accounted M I|r ,' nH
the cxccs, of exports over imports; S-o,OoGooo
worth is accounted for by the purchase 0i lH'
I,ritcd Stotr, Treasury. which was converted INTO
n 400. 600 Of standard dollars. The Tcmalhne
$4,000 600 about. has been used IN 'hc arts 'or or
* boarded for conversion into certificates uhdci
ia nr,n..od Window bill Japan China. etc,
wfich are the great absorbents Of silver last
year took from London 9.2$:.5l !. and from
San Francisco SIS .422.$9s. total S'',"'4, = ~
aoai1st statistics of the same character oi $40
Gncfls for tie year 1905. The following Is
Woils Fargo & CO.'S report for the years $40 10
1850, inclusive:
Tho -, Product " the STATE and Trrrtorir,
49, ~ thc Missouri Rltcf exclusive %
vear uilfi-1 Columbia 1rd Wcrt Coast oi d'Ni'".
'N1'' di,id.d follow.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Ceaal Notires.
u 4 SPECIAL TERM OF TIE SIIPRTME

n Court OF the State Of NewYOrk held at the cham.
bs thereof at the Court House in the City York
On the second day OF November, 1889 Present: Hon.
In the matter OF the application Of the trustees the
Nou Vorp proy.lon Company for a voluntary dissolution
on reading aud filing the petition OF william Ottmann
Louis Ottnann Charles Ottmsnn Ber1ard Benecka
osnnb Ucsdorfrr Charles i. SOnderD and John B. Ihl
as trustees Of the NewYork Provision Company. duly
verified by the petitioners the 23d day oi october 1888,
and on motion OF John r. Reid OF counsel Tor the petition
er U is ordered all persons interested In said cor.
nrtion show cause before this court, at the chambers
thereof al the Court I'm the city OF Hew-York on
tho 1ob dav OF February 1890 II O'Clock In the fore.
Why the said corporation should not De dissolved
and why the prayer OF the petitioners should not De
granted and why other further order OF relief
should granted seem meet ana Just CODY
Of this order be published az least once "sk n IN eac
of the three weeks Immediately preceding the lOn gay 0!
February 1890 I'm ''The NewYork Law JonrnIM ana
"Ncw-York Tribune" GEORtfE L. aNDisls' aNDisl'cS, 90.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

avery, increase Of 31.51 per cent per annum:
Fstiuaing the increase for 1890 at 20 per cenO en-
wbc1 will pay expenses, interest, preferred STOCK
divilads and leave surplus of $49;9lS &C. Ihe
bonmof the company are listed on the New-fork
Stodl Exchange, and it is proposed TO nSt Cne
II nlcn
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

Mcssrs C. II Nenncr 4 Co. Of New-lork and
Boston offer for sale at par. 81 900 600 of the
Der cent preferred stock of the American Water
Works Company owner of the Omaha Water
Works. This stock is divided into 1000 shares
of 81 90 each, and is entitled to cumulative divi-
dends Of per cent per annum, payable April and
October before dividends can be paid on the
: 0oO 900 Of common stock The prospectus Of
The company slltcs that the cauings have IN
creased from $4,000 in 1852 ~ S2sl. .5aS 81 in
1889 IN the last three years the earnings have
increased $l53,2l7 50, or 1888 per cent, an
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

be due to an inclination to lay too great stress upoL
the temporary field news, ignoring the larger consd-
eratons Of disappearing stock on hand and the con
tinucd cancellation of certificates The market still
needs the signal Of bull leader the stimulus C..
public favor. But the conditions appear TO be n.
penng for response to the bullish statistics and
outlook
The range OF prices and the total dealings in
National Transit certificates at the Stock Exchange
and the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange
for the last two weeks follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

| or NFW-YORK. CITY AND COUNTY OF N.Y..
,trDT m pra-' dent and directors Of the Nsnhauan
tSrtanv uiali nm. art John Gslwey, Oha5es DdISwSy
d Feline y Ca~aio. teen tant, Sunmo. TO 1ne aooNs
.,--,it d.f,rdtut- ana each OF them You are ncLscy
,,,rad n answer complaint In 1hts acton ana 20
1--WE copy of your answer On ne Panun. seS,ihels
,s,e - the day Of service and IN ca,e o yonf lsuurs
WM WM Ae@e4it for The rel,ef demanded in the complaint
Dated, NeSXcIN oc%,?y,gFI a. fSinrs. Attorneys.
oe,ce and post nirc address. 20 wa.t YORK cry
anti, 10 'ot ob"ve named: The foregoing summons
,rveS upon YOU by publication pursuant 10 an order
- S,,fe - N,v-York dated the 3nth dsF o. SoNeIn,e
~ i sl.d with the complaint IN tn o'icc ~ N Alerk
J.. he Civ and county OF New-York al the County Court
House ,Sri.RN : MYrRs. At@rnseys f.r Pyntirss,
vy,-uE ,UPREME COURT OF TIE STATE
oF %iyv YoEE. CITY. AND COUNTY OF NEW.
on-t, e. ana Charles Bernstein. PLAINTIFFS,
IN" r,,r4 clifford and Thfasyoulos ~
Ctrcy deisat sS sSmgoRf M 5em You 'T ar. hepSbs
g,,1 tn answer the compllnt In this acton and 20
SUI. -.nv N .our answer on the planun, attorneys
, ~ dive after Tho service OF his summon eN.
,i, - ,fc liy " service and m case OF your Iauft
- a lfiit for the relief demanded IN The complaint
~ D,rei NV. York. N0Ntmner l. le,H.,., ,,..-....
49, STERN , ny Frs. Pldintf. AtWIneyssI
o,. md p -, Oac. ad1re--. 40 WALT New 81. Nlty'
,ne satendnt, aboy, Hamct: The forecolng summons
i.,on vou - publication. Iu suart 10 an erler
= li,.l p,fforsou Justice 4 The supreme ours
H. S,te ~ N.sY0sk lated The 5oth daN ~ N9Neipoes.
fse.i and ni.I with the cmpain IN m ~ u , ~ Cor.s
- tte Ftr and q unity OF Newlork. at the county Couf'
House s,rfraRN = MYERS. Attorneys tor pnntfS;
Ooc st p1- on a1ir"~s. 40 Wall~t, NtW-1oN w.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

The new business in refined petroleum continues
somewhat light but prices strong at 75O cents
per gallon in barrels and $40 cents in cases. Crude
oil in barrels was unchanged at 1.75 and naphta at
10 cents.
Foreign quotations were marked off. IL franc at
Antwerp to 16 J-7U rs 81 francs per 100 kilos and
ia penny at London. 10 1876 pence per Imperial
gallon. At Bremen quotations were unchanged -
g 80 marks per 30 kilOs
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
4 t33 1913

on even such favorable allowance Tor the rise
i'm production and the fall IN consumption. the educ-
tion IN stocks IN 1880 would amount 10 over 40 per
cent. We think In connection with th'ac hNp'thc'cN
that the annexed table of The actual pipeline figures
for tho last five year, will prove significant:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

The partial returns Of the pp' lines for January
show a daily average In runs of 5j,2J3 barrcl>, com
pared with full reports showing averages Of 40 23l
barrels In January, lSS9 3G,723 barrel IN January
lse-: 63,2s7 barrels IN ls01. and 5ols6 barrels in
January. lsS6 The deliveries have averaged I5,0il
barrel, per day, against 1891 barrels IN January,
lss0: II. 1873 barrel, in January, 1883. 1l.23i bar
r> i'm l--7, and G6.l lo3 barrels In January. ls'd.
Tie pipe line figures from January / 10 % (chaltcrs
20 the 2ltD follows
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27

200, cash increase $3,144,200, deposits increase
S3,l90,400, and surplus reserve increase SSH
$50: lSS7-loans increase 81 .602.SO0. cash IN
crease Sl,227,3 300, deposits increase S2,9OO,VOV'
and surplus reserve increase 81, ,5O2,O13.
SubloiEed is yesterdays statement, compared
with the corresponding dates of 1889 and 1883
Jan. 2s 'SS. 20, 80 Jan. 21 20;
Loans ... S356 OJS. 100 43g2 S2l 800 s4c'-S3 ao0
Specie s53QS 500 $500 200 g. syq1 P63 900 600
DEPOSITS . 37Se i, 800 AZ ,324 30 423 9, 100
Circulation 75IS,7OO 4,|54 ouo o'lo'VVo
The following shows The relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposits respective dates:
Snece sS3 3Os 500 sSs 800 200 $50 GO 600
iccal.t, ndcrs .. - 5i2 900 3G0i5S0O -, iO3,4OO
Total reserve $50 500 SIG, ,o9j 900 s12lO25OCo
Reserve required ..-- ,o. 10, .oo ~ m. o-n
Per ceTt ~ deno,i:s 3I.-3 .9.I 2Sj7
The following is Saturdays statement III detail:
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
DED STAR LINE. D o,,s

* Ia TOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing trom Now.YorN and Antwerp weekly.
.puyNIAX s -. W oine- day. January -. D. NJ
~ ~ = IN saturday. f. lY ], D. N.
Cbia rates Yirst Cabin, Si5 and gpwrt Excursion;
esS md inward s. :oud Cabin. 500 EAcuFsloh' $40
,srvR ,na wRiGHT SoNs.Gen'l Asts..e Bowling Greea
NTEW-lORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. CON-
" pANV FOR CUBA AND MEAICO.
rrr p,ers l6 and II. Z. X. At v. II.
cr7rV % OF COLI MBIA. HaN. 4 tsrdgnas go sat. FEB. D.
'ii' ~ HaV. PrOgeso, Campcche y, %
NIAGARA. Vera Cruz .Wed:' jan. ~
SENECA Havana and MatanEas sat- Feo. l.
~trxr1,rcOS Nassau, santiago dc Suba On
'liNr NA-''''f GtnurGO~. lhAEs,, Jaa oV.
For particulars freight or passage, apply =
JAMES T.. WARD CO.. llS Wsl'st
uA-SnnENrs.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27


Total bares...~l,250372 L5l665i ls&2S2 GOO. l3l
Az. per daN.- o1,-33 'h,9l -o'oS @",olS
\ further increase In the volume II trading In crude
certificates and revival of more interest IN the pc
trOlcum situation occurred last week, with the result
II advancing values The stock Exchange took the
lead the course 0f speculation, ana AZ the
start OF business carried price, from ~ % Sic
~ % = ~ o. II. RcahIation~ appeared at thi,
mnoturc. which the bears seized advantage oi. aud
the market depressed to al Oh The West was
the aggressOr the short side, and white ID
cessful In marking or quotations. long oil
forced out from the better class OF holders. In fact
The Stock Exchange buying continued strong but IN
olt1lsiyc and effected restoration of nrmness in
tone near the end The character Of the recent
purchases. which have Wdrncd the uiarnet little
more no ihi- Exchange, suggest confidence Not
bc satisfied with scapng turn OF few cents.
on the other hand. the speculative centres In the
petroleum country stripped of actual certificates.
aud the attitude of the trade Is bearlsh. This may
New-York tribune., 1890-01-27
Ocean STEAMERS
CUNAKD LINE.

CUNAI'D LINZ. ,,,,o, -, o,,rrxsroyvx
NJ" iO' nom f.es ~. North Ryer.
FAST EArREas Mall SIN tCH, On M
to,.,. nj ; T 81 "a. ia Mar h :, 20 q m'
N-'--'. AZ, M S,rtla-.. March -, D. u
H..H" i.. ~ 80 a. N. oalla. Mar -, 80 q r.
,tf, ni.,arc $50. $50 and slo0 ln,ermtlat, sSo,
~ ,ksfs q AID from al parts Of Europe a. .s,y
r 1t. For freight aud pisSagr ppy " 'he S0"'p''
enioe' 11Yh@SNoN H. BROWN Co. General Agents
COMPAGNlE eLNLRAIE II TRANSATLAN- Ma
N,,,,-. per new No 80 North River H. MoIton'st
- SHAAW SHAWfXXbiffEE ffXXbiffE Collier sat Feb. s. 9 80 a.
h BNi,TAGNT de Jou,N I'm sat Fsb; p,I 10 3 ] ?, m
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LINE.
VxvHIVE STAR LINE.

w FOR OF EENSrOMN AND iNtKFrUVotLs
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL SIEAMEkS'
.c'1S'' fb 5 30 a. m 'rcotonic Mch 5SRm
Ocrmanic Feb IT, II a. m. Celtic Mch. II, V;3O a. L.
Rritannc. Feb. 49, s .. IN britannia March 10, s p M
From White star Dock foot OF Wes' lOth.ss ..o
second cabin on these steamers saloon rates, 9eo
and upward, according 70 steamer ana oya0h 81 nea; n
favorable terms storage so; Companys once No N9.
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