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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
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buffalo Avg. l3.-Cattl--RecepiS is - NOUS ooy
n,ad I'M fof week thus lgr, $50 i,r sal" ' is
WI j. 90 cons sno1 through ~" hell a' o. wren 4
Nrw.Yor1. 40 he'd .alv uttkCl stronger. 80, y
amba-Kc,cip, lasi q hours, ZOO hGad ''4' iSs .
inns far - 600 f9r TIM las. WtrN l,DN'
t.n.j throurh 100 head 1900 which TO \e"l ose,
zoo FOR sale: Ian b. lower; sheep ~ adv steep clo,o -
tNtrn E5a s. - god % choice ~ t00tl - 1oH", -
f1r s4os4 co lamb, choice to extra - '9@S. E,ot =
rhocr sd lods6 20 common 70 fair - 2oGs' 81 iVs.
Krccipts last "a hours, iJi head total i9r WG" GD
T. S.0 head for time la> week, lsp-o. con ",
though . $50 head. 22i0 q which 70 Ne".Nor\i Sl5
Tor sale market lsm; ,tigns. heavy and hlNui - ~
~ 3O god YorA,rs lodtl IS; piss. - - 49, him
Chicago Aug. 3-Cattlc-licceipts. 5000 ht'u ~
ueats I 600 Market steady Bc,NeS, - % ,"F',ys'
steers 50 25dsl 40 stockel, and der so To
INNS and mixed II 20aS3; ICN,- cltug - fOe
Unrs-Kccc pts 20 600 head; shipment, 200" L In
spHH; 'nnn6t 81 0dst 10: s6ips ~ 5oafS 10. shee-
Receipts 10 coo head shipment. 100 Mal.e. s' S &
i,mhs o. higher Natives. - 25 - jo western 90 ~
Az 30 Texans S3d$i lambs. 5000 % e,o,o head.
1t. Louis. Aug Catlc-Recein!H '',oioO natNs
shipments zoo. Market hlhcr: 1924 90 L,H seekers
steers 3Osi - fair % GOOD do. - y'"0t % "a :,
and feeders 50 loa5S Texan, ana indians p NJ
Receipts 10 head shipments, loo , ,r,iee
st,adv: fair To choice heavy. - 50 - - p'ht %
- 7Ods3 20: light iaf TO b"st ~ low. faR
ccipts l. 800 head shipments, LOO Ma'Ao' s0" ~
10 choice. Sfd3i 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
GRIM AND PRODUCE AARhETS.
Fr,rrrrS OF YEw.YoEK DEALINGS.

FEATC RES OF NEW.NOkh pEAbINuo'
Tho bulls kept the control Of the wheat market yes
ter1y, although they had TO contend against rcaiL'-
tons OF profits Tho transactions IN opons ran mp TO
J,3O0OOO bushels. At one time prices rose Ia
= Is cents, the silmulants to buying being higher
cables and reports Of unsettled weather abroad North
DAKOTA had bad reports Of weather conditions ana
was said lilIt the state Board OF South Dakota had
estimated the condition OF the crop AZ "a. which wa,
lower than the recent Government report ran
clcarauccs also helped the rise. Tile reaction on
rcazaons left the changes In the way 0i advances
7-50l cent for the nearby months ana 3-oH II cent
for tie further deliveries. september opened ~
price was ~ 90 5 or / under the Official close
december started at ~ 06 Ia 81 Of, rose 10 III OF II
81 10 La 81 10 to 81 IL Ia, ending AT ShaFp re
action Cash wheat was higher early, but tlc close
were sales OF nearly 10000 bushels to mllers ana
1900 bushels were taken by receivers To arrive ca
corn was weakened 10y the further reports of rain
in the Western country, although tame clDes hvipeu
depression The boom In wheat cNerted no counter,
aci,g effect. The losses of the day were 3ig =
cent. spot lots declined HOLE cent ana exporters
Gas followed corn in the speculative line aud ont
side OF August delivery the declines were 80 cent,
The cash market steady and fairly actVe' pu' tne
Ihe further decline in corn and free receipts q
hogs caused weakness in lard. The options closed OH
The anal quotations were follows: s,o,o
Wheat%f; 81 o. Dec Ss mbc stp'eVoS May.
ccrn-August, %; september. So; october. So;
Oats-August. 40 "a september. a. IA October
IaldH"epember. So 45: October. So co. November.
The receipts Of hour and grain reported yesterday
at New-York Philadelphia and Baltimore were as
follows: Wheat li3.6O3 bushels. corn, l22,1O3 bush
oIs: oats 80 l3s bushels total grain 2S0,d36 bush
els: nour. 25.546 packages. At Chicago. Milwaukee
and ST Louis the arrivals were Wheat. 233sll
bushels corn 4Ii450 bushels: oats. 335,014 bushels
total grain. I.o34,G1o bushels; -four 24523 barrels
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug. 13.-Coton dull middling, 124c. Flou,
strong and active HOwa-st and Western SUPER 90 500
% 10 do DO extra 50 $50 ~ 50 do do family ~ 500
- % city mills, Rio brands extra, - 21ae1 50 winter
wheat patent, - 35d 50 spring do DO g 4OdS5 rs
do Straight 900 - TO- DO do extra, I'll 3OdSi 40.
Wheat-soutnern fairly active and hm higher Fultz, 9jc
dSl OF Longberry 97cdsl 03 No. ., 81 steamer No
red .esc Western unsettled and hieher No . winter
red spot and August, a9G3Jl4c september 39Sc Octo
ber II O12QS1 0l1i December, II ~ Corn-Southrn
firm white ssh zoe yellow, Goc Western quiet; mixed,
spot 55a.c; August Jo'sc asked september, 25c asked;
October. 5Gc asAed. oats h Rye fanny active cnolee
o01c. Hay Very steady prime TO choice timothy
all jOdsl2 80. Provisions firm Butter finn and acuye
receipts light; creamery fancy 1sc; do fair to choice
lJd17c
Buffalo, Aug. 13-SDring wheat higher: offerings Of
No hard 81 il BID Tor spot: carloads NO Northern
sold at 81 l0ds IL l. and T. offered a, ri Oo2 40
Northern spot OF asked winter whea; scarce; saes
1000 bush rcd. az ~ Oh ear LOAD 40
white at IL carloads No extra red az ?scaFi 40
II o. asked. Corn Opened "tdA. Win
sales OF Is carloads No yellow az % re hVOO Dusn
No at 53c 49, 600 bush No at 322do2c: at CLOSING,
40 2 ye,qY sold sic: No yellow at 354c; No az
j2Lc, and No az 52c. oats quiet ana e5slef; 30
white 4i2c: No mixed IN sore. f3c new No Nhlv
on track i3c No mixed. 42c Rye nominal no oie,;
lngs. Flour finn and unchanged. Mllfcfd strong any
lc: corn 3i2c: 2@sc: 70 Albany-whcaL SIC; corn
:Jl4c: lumber-to Albany II IS TO New,forA - To-
Recepts-Flour $1,000 bbs; corn. 1000 Du,h oats.
81 600 bush Canal shpmen.s-Nheat ~ 900 Dush corn
. bush. Railroad shipmentS-Flour. 2uOOO ODis'
wheat, il 600 bush 420 900 BUSH rye 32OOo bnsh
Chicago Aug. l3-The leading futures ranged a. fol-
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COTTON MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH

Liverpool Aug. 49, p. m.-Oo''o'- ''''' "
day include 800 bales American ,,,,,,io ioy ,l9llug
Futures easy. American N io 'S S%e.t aid
Srntcnber delivery 3G.5id, value; ; lt,Mb,i GiNeid
36.GId value September and oTtoo,f YHGn sellers
November and December ddiyeTy 'sOid. value ari
Febrnsry delivery Sc sid buyers; February anu Mars
deiEcrl, o"ou, "a Cotton steady: miidllng, ilfc
low niiGline lie; good Orinan lose net anu a. all
receipts. 10 hales 81; new cI ,,kI SB9
Woriol. Aug l3-CottOn strong; middling' IA ~ bss
sales ( stock. i.36'. .- -. -, .....y. .pfdding,
=, To- nildlpe II lice gooi ordinary, ~ ,r.s
nat ana cross receipts 10 bale all new crops 'Nf'
coastwIsn % sales % stock. 40. ,t,,toc tlJ,e
Now Orleans Aug. l3,oitol nominal mllul"c,. - re-
low middling iIs.c GOOD ordinary, lie nst au =, rs
"oirts ISs bnes including 49, htW crop: cNl,lcss 49,
prI,,, 200. coas.wise "a; sales coo stock. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arcndt simon ., " W Durunt cor Bleecker'st
and Sth.lvr ! W. 10000.
BENEDICT, C. II. 10 Parker; 5 Beach-st, Of
Grecnwicn-,t. - morris. yrs $4,000. go,
Boro-rhef. Wolf % Lie inS Co; = 1Oth-st, 9 OF
IeAingtou-aNr. 8 yr-, 5000. 80, .
b rnc T,ii,n. - J Rupp,t; 7th-ave II OF 5dthst
'p1',tiln WIN T. to thc bradley 4. Cufrler Co; ;
Bctluuc.st. NJ Wl-hngton,,t MOI, SLOT Co. ooo
Farrell " j. o. VI Scha-f"F Brewing Co; 2OJ
Cha,lan.-t demand. $1,000 go oo, = -
tios.ner w. To II II Seayef 100 West 133d-So yrs
lay Amelia e. to 5 Hoyt washin gtonave, of
''' Morncr lI.lasrd u to Lyman 5 l22d-'t Of
ParkaS'. ". 5000 ,,. 80, Co.,. ,.,.,..,... ..
'Mc;cr. : r. to chapman 59ih.'t Of Madison
'Half solomon to Nes-York In, Insurance Co 1913
Fliy.hefh- years. r.o'Nl 49,
Iinner, II 10 10 I.yi" Wnshlngton-ave. n of
ic:,l.-t n .iDuth-. Zoo. 49,,
% !. GSI,fi.a,, % o. Of i5sth-.t year. -. 900.
t..hr. Tr-trrirA t. G. " Jouccy. 13ith-st Of
,t.'.'.9ara,o 1 y,-,r -. 4.0.OOu.
RYAN John j. 70 + Il Mintath. - and 30 Christopher
~ io,''aiu,ch Nm. t, Kauenbcrs Broomest Of
Euio.pt = T. to Echl. lots A. and -. map Merose
smith frank L. t, r " Rowland cor Boulevard
M -ffi..-t. wars. ft5.o'O
Va Uoran. VI J. - NdIlrpfook, = li"'h-7I' 9 OF
-th-l,- months tj3C0O. $780,.
White H. to & Kcpper. 40 Eas; l2s'h-st. years
,y.ic.t T. % greenwich savings Bank. 'sth-st. "
of Gfh-ey, f'al $1,000. $50 ~, W.,
vs. teicr. john. t. " Bauer 4l3 wost 3sthst year.
81 900.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The attendance on the Exchange yesterday was au
ntonaIlv large one considering the few sales tha'
were advertised All the sales yesterday were under
n decree of foreclosure. Auctionccrs James bieechc.
& Son had the majority OF the crowd as spectators a'
their stand owing to the fact that they were g0ni
10 offer the four story brick dwelling 20. ~ VIZ "a
Washington SQUARE with lot 2bN1lO. Inc Hfsu Diu
offered for this property $4,000, ard BY nvey
!, w., knocked down 10 George q. Guion. Auctioeers
William Kennedy & Bro sold the four-Stoiy hrlcS
dwelling No 243 West FOrteth-st., with 10, -'Av9o
Trick dwelling and twOstOry frame stable anJonmh7
and known as NO go West Forteth-st., with plo'
40 6xps @ for &25 900, to Jacob kOrl. -, n.
The same auctioneers sold No. Pa West slXWnfsst-
ST. a five story brick tenement and lot ?oxdUo.o toa
S1375O to Chaunccy L. Low, the plaintin In INC
action. Sylvanus f. Cannons nanc has been poslcu
for membership in the Exchange, by a. H. Carpenter
and William Crrihs shank
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NETWORK. ONTARIO ASn WESTERN KALI

Passenger leave foot OF Jas anu 4Zd sto 40 oo"a
ss,-s.., Is i-G-sL, ~ '."-YD7.i
Hail MidclcJown. Port Jcrys, MGnticeio fSiisn4rS'
LiDerty Hancock, Walton DEM, Eamcston' NOf"ICh'
Itca Rome, oneida, Detroit Chicago anu points
Jly.st, a. m. 42d-st, $40 a.. M LOT CanpOou
Hal Lakes Mohonk and Minne%asia WaKia VS o81nta s
d. taIl.bUre IiurleyVille, Liberty, White Lake: "a
Jay.st 100 p. NJ. 42dstr so D. M, ior JHnPeeeu
HaIi'Il Mchonk and Mlnnswaska Waikiki valley SIt
tons Middleown Blooningburg, ElenVlle, Fort Jerys
Montlcc!lo kaIlsourg, Hurleyve. Liberty, White Lake.
Rockand 40, a.. . 81. o.. N,,ddia,oxn
Jsll,tTllc FafsDurg Liberty WdltoD NOr"th, Oh'lud
Oswo 60 Rochester. Niagaio Falls Deuo1 C"c'5o anu
po'JJ sy.st so p M. 42dst 40 p M SATURDAYS only
for Hall MddletOwn, Ellonville, Port JEWS
Talsburg Liberty, White Lake, Rockland - e,n
Dal!I. tlrouln. Othcr trains dauN, except ouHuays
pullman ORA and eepngcar berths reserves
II o. AXDFRSON &. z. A.. Is Exchange Place ~ Y.
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Raiiroacs.
n I'm n S Wv a N a
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE rs. 1890.


Trains leave stations foot of Desbrosses and Coran"'
o %.. T. secpng and Fiiio Cars Arrives Cleveland
go a. ~ S0iYbTs next SS d daT Connects
Mi H Lock Haven and Remove, except sunday
,sS aoSa0r iff,p AND GmIcASSo s. luz
Drawing and State Room sleeping Dnlng, s% r%por
ana Observation Car, p.Se bathrooms for both
ladies maid Oarbershop, library aa al tatIopsry and
Se Light ;, d hE'ec O Gi%SiR"Si for &
da ije keep sataFdpy CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI
2oo si lima 'veiibale Sleeping naPg
Gar New{ork 70 ~ isSi to coluiSus Arrives Cn
tinnati II 200 a. NJ. Chicago 100 p m' ana 81 Louis
$50 PS %srEEX EXPEEsSs s ST al E RSqts
ie M9s' Car N@w.YofK TO Pitt-burg, ST Louis Cheago
cintHasqv aPa ~ N4H adep and Pullman Dining Ca
Pbag to chTCnd snd c sG next sy and ST.
oats 90 a. m second morning. Connects for CieVeahu
500 SPd e. ogaG a Iscp f 3lGPRRss PYgSs
hs Va shenandoah Vale, arrives reS SsS9 da q.
Sou% @1 4 CsS,a9 S1sse&' second morning
meets ior Toledo daily and for Cory Ere; u Ne oh
;rlSa %AsSGToS 5H Far soG t51
WsshingtG, L nSa,y Io9 a. M arrive washington
556 p M and Congressional Limited gay 3 T m
1 R@RS G e1oe e 20 go
S3 2o 1nd 90 Do co p nj Sunday ShS Z Is 80
Coo sea 9 aSd ONO 9sq az and
Das Car ana G PSa pea nCSTh and ID
tIons weeEdays 80 40 40 g. l and 100 90 ne poo
Saturday. only 90 sgnday Ms d s yiSG a. Ill.,
for Ataqte CITY so hrogg,h tnT n ape r Ma
and Win through for Browns Mills ana beach
For Old Point and Norfolk via New-York PhiadSlphia
norfolk Railroad 90 daily except sIhoy' ana 19
800 n NJ daily: via Baltimore and Bay Line, 2;lo
D. m "FeN0A FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rxpress Trains leave follows = IT,, ,,
go 20 500, 80 40 Chicago Limited WIZ M
a M ~ 70 ! 90 40 900 80 90, 4 80 . 90
600 9 80 100 and 100 D. IA and o y 10 night gnu
Accommodation IL 10 q m, 40 and 100 p m sun,
DAYS Express rs, 80, 90 40 LTtedl and 10
. m 200 100. 4 80, 5 100. $50. 500 ana 9;Oo
D. d. and 10 10 night. Accommodation; 90 p m, M
check baggage from hotels and residences 49,. 49,.
For timetables OF local trains apply to any ticket agent
81 IN. So1 Y pI-cp j. r. WOOD.
G.neyal Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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q ailroabs.
New YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
9ur ONLY RAuRoAp STATION III THE CfrK -

Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
ZEE RAILROAD STATION IL THE CsrA
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS; ,,,,. n.
$50 A. h.-CHICAGO VESIIBC Lii LlMIIED-Due a'
1875 H. S & Ii Rfs; vEsrlRyhE LIMIT
GD-Due Cincinnati 80. indianapolis 10 30 d. No. Gu
1oi5JS ' A. . MG1wiEsTERN DAY ExpREssdaily except
A.56 '"f =. ?M.-NoRTn SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due Detroit at 8 10 a. H.. Chicago ;oO D. H. heAN
6:0o p. M.-FAsT WESTERN ExPRESs--Due Chicago
1850 ao2P ?. 0nli1ai5 TX M6STAE AND MA
sS s F4sd @ tOiIs 70 ASD M day. St.
F1sH4kiLL NEwBUEGD PoTGHkdEEP,sI5Ea RHINE ne
i 80 20 20 49, 3 80 go g. IT. 5 o' S &C., r?us 90
i IS D. NJ for GaTiisoas West POND is 80 II 80
A1,EE&y 5 sS &c. ' 9 &c. Is 20 10 SO So ? Ri go H.
Ss5 ~ 600 tC35 49, 9A5 n a. I, y %. 20 9aA'
urI e e. KS s. Sq? 6 sn so
RostH!EsfEIRGS 90 10 20 10 50 a. H. 80 60 30
g2 @ 81 10 Pc 25si a. m 600 80 e5
N1EGXRA FALLs-Io 20, no 80 NJ, $50, 100, 1880
sAHAAIi6GH--to 90, 80 a H. 200, 1880 $50
HE s. SO SO H. 2 a5 g. Si5 p H.
40 OK > M % as1
Au AHqRS.H' cE 81 2 AND
nr tR 81 n IL Viz 10 Hafs" DIVISION
For and ST So in M 5 S GF AID sP at Gad
10 PARK Place So west 125th-st and lSsth-st. station
'3s % BfdSa oa an" crcy
Wyestcos Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and Fesde2 SS@day r a 70 ony ohe trains
eyce2 'Hs as s at SSa 2'S % mid
night, stop at l3Sth;st station, @opcr u n,vrr,s
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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New.York. wednesday, Aug. 10.

The following sales were made at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day -. ,--.- e.,,.uo
3.story building with lot No 30 Washington square,
W s. % n OF Waycrley Place, lot 20XllO; heorse "
Onion. $3s 500 . o,o w.. ,o,A q,
4.story brick building with lot NO 24S wesS ao'n'''
a Of Sth.aye lot 23Nbs.9 Joseph Fox, SlI39oo 49,.
3.sory brick dwelling, 2-story frame ana --svoIy
brick stables with plot OF land, Nos 90 ana Z2 VS.
4Oth-st adjoining above, plot 396Noooi jacob hoi''
$4,000. o. ~. o,.. q. - q ,os
H. 9 u.tlith-avc lot 2jXl0O; G j. Low, Sl3,ToO
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M Ew-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

HN.p BANK, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, AND
NIL ADSBuRY rHi~t. HEI.MAR SPRING LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT.
rriro ,aba in eject June % 1890 Trains leave
VOW 700, OF Iiberty--t 90 10 ID Dress) 10 TO-
II tx a M 80, 80. 80 cXpress), 20 80 Tex.
pfe1sl 30 10 y. Sundays, 100, 8 100 a. In. 90
D.
10 a. NJ 10 20 (cHnrcs saturdays only 80.
3:iO (cNprc-~, 10 (CXpress, except Red Ban). 20
1cNrrcss 20 oC y. IN. sundays rs. Q AS
gday trains stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
GTFUS BLODGEIT, j. r. WOOD,
Superintendent. Genr Pass. Agt. Penn. r. r
II p BALDWIN. Coal Pass. Agent. &. l. y. o. y. J.
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DHr BOOK or oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500
an anon air 1uIr~encnts Gac, Tor sailing. SWIM
rnR bali playing shooting horseback riding Sc &c. In
full II prf COPY Published by The Trbrnc New orr
En- pertaining and universally compmented by the preSs
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7 EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- ,>-ENGrK TRAINS leave foot Il CoYtaadt and
,,o,hrossss SITS as follows:
DesDi"S ~ ,or Satington and intermediate points.
w. H. Tor UeneSa, syons, Elmira RocheStri Buna,o
- a.. Wet principal local points, CHAIR car 70
G ~ and Pullman car Y Suspension hrlogG. ,
~ % m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pone.
<V M Tor H. ara b. junction and intermediate pontA
Chair car =" yer Jmkhannock and Intermediate points,
- ,, 70 Tunkhannock. Connection TO Reading and
BayriS9s for Flrira and principal ntermediase ponts
80 5sV p 20 WkssDarre and Pullman sleeper 20 6uspen
sion Ertgo. -, Name. Chunk and intermediate points,
10 Mauch Chunk -.,...
Shs'l, Nauch Chunk ana iflterDenate poinN
Coo0rtS,Jan 10 Heading and HARRISBURG. p.,, ,-.,u
N M for Geneva. Lyons EInlr iNo.nsss,, M
Bridge. ,o. W II a IN l d. m. and 8 40
Lras tor ali points Mahanoy and Hazleton coal
regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
%, Malch Chunk. Hazlct1n and intermediate
To- and II - NJ FOR shenandoah aud intermediate
points o., M.,ch chuok and intermediate noints.
for Geneva. Lyons. Elmlra. Rochester Hui'alo
ana DC West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons ana Suspension
Dn1se' General Eastern Once. 2s5 Broadway.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE,
Geographic dispatch TO President Wilson, Of the
Consolidated Exchange announced yesterday that the
Lima OH Exchange, known officially as the Lima OH
Exchange Association had been admitted to the Con-
ference Of Oil Exchanges. The committee Of clearing.
of the Consolidated Exchange has completed It's
machinery for wording in Ohio crude by formally
applying all rules governing the dealings In National
Transit certificates TO the forthcoming dealings In
Buckeye Pipe Line certificates except that the Con.
ference rules provides, a. regards trading in the
Ohio OIL that all transactions shall be for Irregular
way delivery the day after the transa ton Is made
unless otherwise specified. When trading in Ohio oil
is begun it will re for tomOrro delivery. but liberty
OF course is extended for all the sDccula.l ion In
futures that may he desired. The petroleum trads
is looking forward with interest TO the experiment OF
next Monday and discussion Is many sided.
Yesterdays National Transit certificate market
afforded fresh Illustration OF the scarcity Of real
goods afoat 1t could not be called strong. for THAI
term is usually applied 10 rising market But there
disposition to sell OIL, except at the Stock
Exchange, where prices were stationary at 30 cents.
Any attempt to buy options at the Consolidated caused
advance and the declines which followed were
simply the result Of the play Of room traders. General
scepclsm refuses TO accept the strong features Of the
petroleum situation: money strfngency may defer
buying but the tendency of values cannot be argued
downward
The range of prices and the total dealings were a.
FOL
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILR0AR OF op NEW NiJFR
Eaton s@o 6s4 ksss 49, Allan Ha2
rsbur9 TamaGua Shamokiq sunbqTy Iewsegrs VII
oSp bp6 4 S W.6a GT E ad sGon
$40 NJ for Lake iioIatcops ana Hn|tpn; Allen
cong. Easton bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk and
O45 for FGIngton Lake hUpai9cSng
Scranton Reading Harrisburg Pottsyle 1amagua Sha-
% %SS59rb Bad rdo G ear to i Wanpf
ne icy b. M5sS Rs5%s As5T SHF l
t"Tn NauIh f or Es su BSSiehe Allentown Mauch
Chunk Rcading Harrshurg Wilkesbarrc Scranton Tam
so p m. FOR fiemngtOn Lake Hopatcong' EastOn'
B. m for 9Gr S29 stoa B %9S
Chgns Reading srrls6uPe ES sa 1n5 at $o p H.
For Red Bank Lons Branch, As6ury ParS Ocean Grove
mo &C 80 go 10 AK! d, s SUI, avn
cS ct ace crow or &o as SUNDAY Trans 0' 0' sop
For 4an' nenoa go e. 9a51" 80 oa NJ w.
y" For IaFewooi Toms River and Barnecat CO. s15
30 30 p 3t.,tic ci,v yineand ana Bridge.
'0ni FOR ~ g2reihod zoo SIS II IS a. m, 80. 80,
'' For r ST AHboy 90 COP s:5 10 i rs
days. 90 90 a. m. go p. N.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &c.
For Highland Beach, seabnght Monmouth Beach Long
Branch &C.. at 80. 4j. 90, IL 100 a. m, lO'~ 40
4 80 5 80 p. NJ Sundays. 80 a. NJ, 200 p; IL s
Fo- Atlantic Highlands. 80. . 900 IL. q 700 satur
day only, as. 80, > 80 p. IN Sundays. 900 a. NJ
For Lascwcod Toms River and Barneeat. 4 30 AZ
FOR Flbron ocean Grove. AsbuIy PARK Point PEE. ant
Sc, at As 90, II 90 a. H., 100 8i' 49, ~
For Beach Haven Atlantic City, Vineland Dr'dpeton
&c. 20 a. M. 90 p. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Via Central r. Il. New-Jersey., Philadelphia and Read
ing II; f., and Baltmorc and Ohio I; +; ,,o IN
0 90 : 20 : To- 3 90 500 80 D. N. IL Is night
81 NDAlS 800. IL 90 q. m. ZOO, $40 200 GOO
D. H.. IL 10 night. =, NJ
For Bstnore and Washington daily at CO. IL 80 Eek
Trains leaving at AS. II 80 a. ~. 30 90 .: 20
20 o. N. 10 night except saturday nglt. have con
necti6n for Reading lIarrisburg. IoltsNiHe Ic ,,,
For srubury, Lewlsburg and Ni!liamsport, via Phla
dephia rs a. q 80 Buffet Psrlor can, 80 p M
- IL midnight except SATURDAY night Sunday 90
IicKct, and ParorCsE scat, can b. procured At Il 2C
All ga, llfO. 323 Broadway 787 OthaN. 2G4 We-
i55h.st 1$i Fast l25h-st., NewYork; Court~st, S6C
Irlton.sf 0s broadway. Brooklyn
New-YOrk Transfer Company VIII call TOT ana checI
baggage from hotel or iesid nee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
UONpAGNIE GENERATE Transatlantique
GUNARD LINE.

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. c'o9 Pa.ss fG '@ Ss rom al q s
ycyv low rates for freight and passage apply to the com
r'"vv ffS6& f T. ho SFS' CO. Gdncral Agents.
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY'S
Il c JJE xNhE {ArAT %N GP MAxrco
Prom NewYsrS, pier FOO: % i, Canal g. 81 n IA
iO rf69I 1 .a, Wcdnosd1y Naeust 30 noon.
From f Ssh F 52FaS AN6 Il ' % FPoa'n "
G For sE passage ard eeads
c0pany' 0l o. 81 ErG lIA 9o Genera 81 aDsrnedsn
po ElaR sGATEs nA 5B f sFEhHFGESl
wIscoysfN Tu'; 1oa Aqr kip. 10 g 80 m.
H WEH'6544GG&ji lar.4sy. SSPtc@6r
NNENAFP@ fnot6Hr. Sepi9nicr g. $50 a. a. M
CABIN passage $50 500 and sioo Second Cabin
ego an Ana n 2' ujxDERHiLL & co. IS Broadway. n.
RED STIR AdS LINZ 1ETWrpp AND PARIS
s.as for Se~.IoS , and A%t"s aa, wee 9S H.
E{HhAHE Sasua Hq auFg ~ = 80 D. @ M
cao MA rats rig, CAIN SIS ard upSasd ,io@
yErrk E Il 's SONS ia e asa As Bowling Green
JNMAN LINE q. ). and Royal Mail Steamers
i1rY OF 81? NEW ~ York wedassdaj Angus: 70 m.
CIV OF OF ppIIifSfi;R Wen," dsy SeTjcaDe g. a. m.
CITY OF CHIC AGO WodG1e day. september 10 . 20 D.
Prom Pier 49, n. r., adjoining Chrlstopherst Ferry.
FIRST CABIN, $50 and upward according b steamer
and location 0, nom. SECOND CABIN. OUTWARD, :55
prepaid, 40 STEERAGE, $50. PETER WRIGHT &
SOES General Agents BOWLING GREEN, y. Y
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
'Teutonic Aug. 90 80 a. +loutonc Spl77 go an
Britannia Aus. % so y. Bfitahi sep = 80 pau
MAJ site Sept. 80 o. u 'MdestlcOct /. 30 a. H..
Gernanic sept 10. 80 pm. GcImtnlc Oct: : D. m.
From White Star Dock. foot OF West 10th-S..
Second cabin on these steamers. Saoot rates, 800
second cahn s35 and so Excursion Ticket favorable
terms storage $40 Company Oace. 80. ~ Broadway
NewYork pLUade plia eNce 400 Wglnutst.
j. BRU CE ISAAY. Agent