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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

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s ss Hf rsinss eaSd cfs o
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fairy s:': 70
sa:: ' d &c oSS ST. a. is city quoted
woo1Te general market is without change Of moment
rates recently established BUYERS arc taking small par;
for TX fleece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May 10 (speciaD.-UndOubtedy the most
influential thing with wheat-traders to-day was the
announcement by "The Cincinnati Price Current III
its weekly summary OF the wheat crop that 100000
acres had probay been abandoned and that the winter
wheat crop did not promise TO be above 2'5,oooVoo
bushels on an area not above 24,000,OOO acres rms
summary was largely the cause OF the strong opening
and OF the final advance Of about IL cents WHICH
wheat showed at the close il was, however, not tho
only bul influence Of the day. The weather map was
a decided aid TO holders. 1t showed temperature
under everywhere in Dakota, and also sno"ed tiat
both the West and the Northwest were sun Wluiout
general rains. Hutchinson, however, was III the Op
position lie sold during the first two hours OF inc
trade something like 100000 bushels IL Was
surcent TO dampen the bull aFdOr but not altogether
TO check IT, July wheat opened at 90 "A sold be-
tween 81 "a and 90 Is, and closed at J2 10 cents
NAV opened al 90 Ia and closed at "a cents juno
opened at 90 and closed at 90 IL cents. PriVate
MESA yes from Kansas City declared that was raining
there and at Topeka. Although this was an ma,
of was broken, the dispatches were without Influence
on the price. Plsbury wired from the NORTHWEST
that spring wheat, with the best oil weather,
would show deterioration, and that with bad weather
from this on would show great loss Northwestern
recetpts were small-153 cars at Minneapolis ahI
prominent a seller in wheat In corn, too the
crowd was made bulsh by the weather CONDITION.
The receipts we're smal-2o0 cars the estimate for
FRIDAY 212 cars Vessel room was taken Tor over
40 600 bushels July opened and closed at the
same price "a 1-2 cents. Nav opened at "a IA and
oats were steady Vesselroom was chartered for olO
600 bushels. Provisions we're dull and narrow. on
the curb July wheat closed at OF "a; puts, 81 rs
calls, 90 cents.
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5000 19, 600
/. IL 600 l3,OOO

Eys 1900 1880 1899 1899
rs2d''f ss td'' the butter market
phadephia, May 15-Flour1 buyers generally unwill-
lug he holders SpTa not disposed The eS
psRss q g 81 %s S supple;
desirable milling grades Tus Nonps doing in
OpS%4 p Prizes wholly prime ks
e; choice; sas 5ss Co..
eeystS s2e 100 So asS Sossc COMFY
~ o aq market d duly bS. month. except MAJ
which wss ss ACCOUNT and foreign limited ecnsdss
Se but SSss'
ssSes u .,s. u sG sss ss qgotSa
Sso i1c quoted export elevator a. tos NO nssa
TO- gain rSl e aqs t 4ssS
s ls az late decline local trade demand LIGHT n
Graded 10 30 o MSs sse 90 fl aspfes
S Ss "S but May S.ss' B S%ss
$sa saS r Jy fsSSsS a
prints Ef s,H % active and steady pcvd
ed 5iooSc sranuted iG o as a .oo sacEs
changed To- 1850 900 oS SS1' oss 1000
Snsa oO 600 bush corn $500 bush oats
St. Louis May but . %Dfe asSed r M@sfs
9sRr reacted s Sns s yfay
Tsk e nsSSe sc ssEed august
s. nv s sss 's sy sasys
s3s os dull End prices tys d%ia. al $50 barley
2ssc S Iots Nebraska 2 ayrop grades hsT
S Sae m0G s.: sS So%as
IL n 45 Lead 50 ST. sPe,eT qu Ssav at sac "a &c.
Butter m ~ foIsc Comnieal steady at 50 Whiskey
steady az Daggns and cotton s if' nads o
s aSs srsdes - 9ods0 Dry saed meaIgoXed she%
~ III longs 81 i0dSo 40 1iDr 20 t2dyo oo
ders go AZ Ks IS 90 Bacon-Shouders - % longs
e ribs s. 90 short sest h,. - Sss ~ oo
suh corn bush css Se bis
bush no6 hush corn 10 900 bush; oats $4,000 bush
VIZ 900 bush barley. loo oush'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
GRIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.



Tho NOUS that affects wheat was decioedy Duiiish
resterday. but its effect was feeble. Caoe adVlccs
oo firm and clearances were larger. Disheartemhe
-t Is 10 the condition of the crops were plenuini
! - horries at tho zenith OF the summer The Ciil-
-. prlco Current" quoted, showing Una.
~ nS 600 acres In the Northwest had been aDanoocu
~ ocStmatng that the wintersown crop would no,
tnid more than 275 900 900 bushels " lhe FARMERS
bn,iewp was also qn0ted as reporting tne conu''ou "a
rine wheat 10 per cent below ulat OF iast !Sai.
". nylv ZOO 900 bushels changed hands Tie trauihs
Ies nrev professional and local and net gains at tne
nd we're M 5-6d1-4 cent, as follows. May, u, 80
I,ne az july 06 80 August W l.o sepleh,pe,,,
Ga December, 90 3s cents. On 'ic '.i ~ conts
sold at 06 1-2G06 3e cents August was "a - oen''
oI1osh was ouet but stronger. in sympathy WIN
.bo trm tone of options There were sales Oh ohiy
1e 600 bushels to exporters ana oooo ous"oH !"
millers. .h fluctuations covered
smaller limits. Cash lots declined .~l zen, III
fIeer offerings, but shippers kept on DnyIHs: nus
100 900 bushels here and eS,oOo Dushels at Ev Oao
norris Tile options closed up 1403-o cent, a. Iooms'
June. Al IA; July, Al "a August - 80 'cpV"'
Der, 40 cents - . ;., 49, ooo
oats were up 1461-2 cent on the spot with ll9oVo
bushels taken for shipment In the option line NUS
was done, but May rose cent 10 % O. cen.s ~,
sympathy with spot lots, June was Shrtso" az 90
CENTS and July down le cent at 81 rs Genus.
In lard 500 tierces were sold on the spot, but
whether for export not could not DC learned Inc
options were dull and shade easier as iolows'
Juna SO So: July 30 80; August, 80 10 september
S6 So october, 80 g.
The receipts of grain and flour reported YESTERDAY
at New York. baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston were
as follows Wheat. 1926 bushels corn, ~ ~
bushels -four. 3O.35S packages. At Chicago M VII
waukee and st. Paul the arrivals were MncSI, 81
bushels corn 32s 90 bushels oats. 3llloo bushels
total grain, 72O,84O bushels; -four, 1852 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Thursday, May 15.-BEEyEs-R Receipts 81
sidS sateher 81 carloads a. jersey City mainly
Arm Al 6sesc and Chicago dressed in fair request at
% S:s & ss' &C.. eR' r:
% seant ec and American steers s are almost
% nj g 5s
NesCn Morris Ss and Gsdeno WIN 4S5 head The
Denfe 0G5 W. * hf%s i' m
sSsa R,Ii1s ssat
Sssn sSa s sSpsd iSasy s sA
remained unsGd over 100 calves s Common Sn to choice
,Se sa fsas we're sd9c for good prime
another todsy cOuntrydressed veas sold at 4d7c
%u; Is. 90 y.a So Y: & ao I at
% Ese Otis II veas, 40 n at 4sci IT do 40 ~ at
Hale9OssE hollis q yess 1sS N, at 4ac; 90 do
D. Harrington 80 Veals 1t2 n, at 4lsc; 10 do, IA
h. e i:S I Il sS ~ g. n =
100 5as rs 30 sS n 8 $Sa % 49, al So a.
i's at P S s. D. 5 n at ve af 1913 n at &c "a do
sHhEP AMP LAMBS Receipt. Is carload: Of o. 1881
The opened STEADY YIN th .n demand md 1 s pe
saa ~ sP :so @
ppe sheer the sold ses 81 e.? oa s g p 100
s sss a few 80 T SCSsS ES ss at a Sc
do at - Southern Spring Lambs .dsl2c per n state
do 73.aSc and Jerseys at Sd9c.
s AZ @ and n Sss. pne a5 at
11G15c. -
Saies-D Mcpherson & Co. 2j3 Virginia Spring Lambs,
81 n average at Sac per n ; Culs - n, ut &c.
j. y. PldcOck & Son: POS MARYLAND Lambs, G8 n at
She; 15S Virginia do, 81 ~ at SIG 2l1 clipped ONO
Sheep SO ~ at s. so per 100 N II Wooed Ewes IFS d.
at IS %. On
sherman & Culver: 100 Kentucky Spring Lambs, G2
n, at 7l.c per n 30 Wooled Kentucky sheep lis y, at
Newton Glllett: 90 Clipped kent1sky Ewes l2o H.
j. Il. SadeF Co.: 81 Kentucky Lambs, % ID, al SAC
Dillenback Dewey 2eo Kentucky Spring Lambs 64'.
Mailenbsek Hollis 224 Clipped Western sheer g
n at 50 COY SO State do (EwesG 81 ~ at 10 ia IL
Woolled DO 90 H. ut 20 25 10 Clipped Winterfed state
Lambs. IS NJ at SO so; State Spring Lambs 81 n, at
b. Harrington: 2iS Clipped State Sheep. s4a. ~ at
IS per 100 n IS Clipped Winterfed State Lambs 6s2
n, at So IS. .,
Hume Mullen 40 Woolled Wnter.fed State Lambs,
20 NJ at - State Sheep (WooledJ SO n, at 50 so
Charles Collins 80 Jersey Spring Lambs. 40 10 So n
average. to 90 per N.
HOGS~Receipts 10 carloads OF 2 305 head-O carloads
al 4Othst carloads oboken and carloads at Jersey
City only head for sale. Market weak at 81 26a
81 %.
Sales-A. w. Lamb: State Hogs, 220 n, at 81 80 per
100 N l Rough do, 2l0 n, at SO 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore May 15,=CottOn nominal middllng l2e
Flour fairly active Wheat Southern dull anu easier
futz Ssd9ic longberry 9Oa9jc No 2, 92c steamer no
red $50 Western easy No winter red spot ana May
Southern dull white yellow, 45a4ec Western easy
mixed spot 42c May 81 l2c June, 4O%c; July 4O2a
4OSc; August, 4Os. 4lc steamer 39ea4Vc Oats weak
unchanged Rye quiet prime to choice t gI%92S eog 70
si3 Provisions fairly active Butter weak but lu-
changed Eggs strong; 1870 Conee dull RIO cargoes'
fair 1890 20. Z, l7a9lsc. Sugar quiet; graduated
lice. copper and whiskey unchanged. Ereghts to
orders, Ssd3s Cd Reeeipts-flour, 1922 6"s wheat
10 900 bush corn 70 600 bush oats goo bush re
1000 bush Shipments-E.our. $40 bbs wheat, lGO00
bush; corn % 900 bush. saesWheat 5000 bush corn
39, 900 bush.
Boston. May 15.-Flour dull and unchanged Corn
oret market heavily supplied; steamer yellow SOC
staIner i4c. oats quiet but firm No. white. 81 &c.
shorts quiet spring bran lower at s15 5Oasle Provi-
finest Northern creamery, 19c extra Western 17glsc
Cheese quiet best Northern, 9u9Rc. Eggs in good de-
maud supplies increasing Eastern extras, l4al4'2e
Western steady demand at 1921 &C. Receipts io me
bush oats, I3S 600 bush shorts, $50 toDs.
Bunalo May l5.-Whcst-No. l hard in fair demand
az closing 50 900 bush No hard sold at 9ss.ci 2UOOo
bush No / Northern. 70 arrive sold at ~ 2c winter
AZ giaSec: car 30. / white Michigan sold 00'ac OIL
track. Corn quiet and weak No. yellow. 3s2c; No.
yellow Ss.c; No g 372dS7s.c No. g. 37i4c Ia storc.
oats quiet but steady No. white SS'2c No white
Snchansed. Rye nominal. Flour quiet and uhehang.d
Nfeed unchanged Canal freights firm and unchanged.
R,srepts-F Flour 33 600 bbs wheat 81 coo bush corn,
100000 bush oats $4,000 bus 81 80 600 DEB e1 nn
bush oats IS 900 bush. BY rail Flour, 1000 bbs
wheat rs 600 bush corn 30 900 bush oats IS 600 bush
Chicago May 15.-The leading futures ranged as fol.
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo May 15.-Cettle-Recepts last "a hours, 100
head total thus far Is 220 for time last
week 800 consigned through. = 100 head. all to New
York none on sale; feeling steady. Sheep and lambs
Receipts last "a hours 800 head total for week thus far
% 600 time last week. % coo consigned IN ougb
500 head to NewYork 5000 head Oh sale trade
dull prices lower. Shee-ChOice TO extra, 80 o5ds 30 %
medium % good So 75as5 so; common 70 good. - 6OS
IS 5as6 80 medium 70 iaif, s. 5ods9 TO- fioRa-te'
ceipts hours 4340 head total for week thus far
Al 40; for same time last week, 1890 signed
hrou GIL 800 head $40 head ~ New York 1850 head
on sale selected medium weight and selected heavy ends
81 80 good choice heavy s. 35 selected York weights,
"a 9Ods 35 mixed pigs and light Workers, ~ 20asi 80
light pigs, $685. 10. ,,, ..
Cattle-Reeeips, 90 600 head shipments 900 Market
weak than Tuesday Beeyes, - Sods1 10; steers,
80 stoekers and feeders - 1oss4 COW bulls
Hogs-Receips. q ooo head shipments, Gooo Market
weak and lower mixed SO 90as4 20 heavy % 92dsi 20
light 81 95aS4 20 skps, $50 50 80 SHEEP Receipts,
1000 head shipments, 5000 Market firm Natives
St Louis May i5.-Cattle-Recoipts. 1900 head ship
ents 600 Market easier. Good 20 fancy native steers
81 bod 10 goQd do, So 60as4 So sockers and
feeders 81 50d$3 20; Texas and Indians, ~ OO9S4 10
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head shipments $500 Market Mark
50 s5as3 9j light fair to best 10 s3ds4 SheepIks.
ceipts 100 head shipments 1900 Market strong talr
TO choice, S4aS6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

Rr,zu grades on the spot were trlhe I0Wsi
so.dsy with modeste STIR Die demand NO sal ns'
Sssn noted l77sc and undescribea DO ~, oon hacs
ge 900 Sses Scs and s. at l72c for No Voo vags
santos No 10 plus S. 1886; 1000 bags 40 piss H. str,
xmesan and 1875 bags ssnl, private terms Mers
mels ahe yaSVees nom Hayre HVmburg owing 70 ho
Nav Rio was quiet London closed ne iowcI Inn
st months The local market epeea weak ana VI, e
options points lower but this was fobowsS o SEA- Rio
% peguiar First 50 $50 Good Second, GOV Ex.
rhe"se nryae, Ola receipts 1000 bags lio
&c ,,arse 600 bags total stock 15S0pO oags oniNs
receipts 600 6ass receipts at RIO JSy SIS ooo y bags
xame time 1883 e06 bags receipts at SANTOS 1vy
{sso 70 May H. 1880, 1870 bags same tinf lSSv
AKA 600 bags same time 1883. l04 900 bag Lohoon
As p quotations May 5as c Its oa
ID Total sales here day. 13 600 bags as follows:
a Lowest Sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
v FOOT OF LIBERTY:SI NORTH RIVER

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
" FOOT OF Fine LiF FEET Of NV N9RT sad RIVER
80 loE FemiSg{Ca. sEaston, Rstnehe%; Allen
RSrrGSr euS1 sha%os sunsSry
su3Sn t Es s@d Allen
5:45 a. N. for High Bridge Branch and EastOu .u..
town 90 and Sunday, %
cong Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh Chunk and
ana 90 n for FspingtCp Lake HSpassSns
sssss E Sssbf .SS3ss f fRSSs
1ST EleR"sfOs EssSG Bchsae% Allen
t ON su @fSss Bsihehem Heno%S MaSe6
o"s sis5 p ior Eastos Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
H sss S
H':, 80 D. NJ for somervlc and Pennington
'SIs s Bsh S snS at 49,
70, ,6S ned pds b aS%s &c. Aer Park @
-" 80 trains go Do @ sunday a. oes1 100 sSy @ 100
For Monmouth Beach. seabrght. ETC.. 100. s;15
!, ] 81 ss 'ne SS'y 2
For LskewOsd, Toms River and Barnegat, 4:So. S;l5
P For hsntc &c CIV T. vnennd and Brdseton 80 a. m
r Tol :. freehold $780, si5 lilo a. M. 80 80,
For r co. A%eGy 49, S % II ssatags
'''' - "'' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier :, foot Of Rector-st.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, Seabrlght,
isa sGs Toms a r anS s"a
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
Via Central n T. o. NewJersey, Philadelphia and Read
For Philadelphia at 80 AS, :O0 II 80 a. m 80.
90. 800 4 100, 100, 100 80 d. M. L. rs night
SUNDAYS; 900, IL 200 a. M, :o6 800 800 500
d. m. IL rs night. " ~
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 100. II 80 Tex.
cept sunday a. M, 200. 90 100 D. m. II rs night.
Trains leaving a, 40, III 80 o. M 40 100, O0
70, &c ,dio Ssa sEsspt saturday nsh have con
Tickets and ParlorC seats can be procured &C IL 26i
as 9u LAO, 132a Broadway 737 8th-ave, 2G4 West
Fulton-st:. 90 broadway brooklyn WV
New.york Transfer COMPANY will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence, " ~
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortands ss
Desbrosses sts. as follows: ,.
a M for Slatngton and intermediate points. o..,.
a. m. for Geneva Lyons Emirs kochesteri s a,
and the West, and principal local points Char car "
Lyons ana Pullman car 70 Suspension Brigsi; .,,.
90 A. M for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
II a. m Tor l.. aud b. Junction and intermediate points
Chair car % Mauch Chunk.
~'pi' N M Tor runAhannock and intermediate point1
Chair car TO Tunkhsnnock Connection to Reading ans
40 D. M for Fmra and principal intermediate poinn.
Chair ear Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 10 suspe"
'' SO D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate poinsa
Chair car 70 Mauch Chunk. -.
$40 p m. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points,
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg. . mall.
D. m for Geneva Lyons, Emlra. Rochester, buuH.
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ana susps"'''s
Bridge. -, =. and a.tO
n m connect all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton eo~s
Ne SUNDAY TRAINS.
\ A. m for Mauch Chunk Hszletop and interneaissS
points and III for Shenandoah and intermediate pn"
10 D. ~. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate ponn.,
D. M for Geneva Lyons, Em!ra, Rochestsr nass
and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons anu oospS"''''
Bridge. -, -. ,... an ,..v
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GUNNER Resorts.
CLIFTON HOUSE,

IN North Shore Of Massachusetts, Bay thty.nve mn;
@srden sur bathing within nfty yards. vicinity noted
a ~, the summer months. Will open June IA FOR
further particulars apply TO WALL ROSE, fropne"s'
Clifton, Mass. ---------------
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NEW YORK Central
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.

Yag ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CsrA
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
COO 4. NJ. pASI NEW-IORk SIAIE EAFhESo~
- due at Canandaigua . 90. Buffalo 20 y; ~; A..
Boo A. NJ. CHICAGO VESTIBULE LlMlIEp-oos
.ay Chicago go a. M. next day: ,-e.,rprYv I'M
1880 A. VI. SOUTHWESTERN VEsilBELG LIN
IrED-due Cincinnati 05. Indianapolis 10 80 q he
1850 A. II. %EsiERN DAY EXPRESS daily exesu.
Sundays. Train leaving on SATURDAYS does not run
West Of Detroit or Cleveland ,n,,os A.. c.,o...
800 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EXPRESs-sdnue Cnicaas
1900 p. NJ. FAST NIGHT EXPRESSION Rochester,
buffalo Niagara Falls. and the West; ,x,>,,
EISHKILL (NEWBURGHl, POUGHKEEPSlE, RHINE.
BECK (KINGSToNl AND aUDsoNEts ,o 90 pd Iifli99.
II $50 M q 80, 3:55. $50 3 M also foi S "a
80 s5 ;StfsS g. SG 20 IRhs e; Buv.
FALO AND NIAGARA FALLS-S 80. 300. 70 80,
~ 80 100. 10 100 D. No. also Albany ana ot'ca'
TROY spHRhToGA. ADIRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS ASp
80 10 so II 80 a. m. $3.50. 800. 10 100 D. m.
AuBsG II GENEVA AND cANANpAISUA,,,ts 80.
e Ills sG ' Yia aARLEa Z % ls8s.
For tickets and space in Sleeping Cars apply at GraLf
Central station Nos. Alb. 7s5. 9i2 and Broadway
II park Place 6S West 125thst. and l3sthst station;
New.York 1893 Washington-st 726 Fulton-st and Ss8
Bedfori.ave.. L. D.. BROOKLYN. ,, , -
hotels and residences through 10 destination. 49,
fDay except Sunday. tDaly except Saturday. Other
Above trains except those leaving at so .. m. sns
y 9S pidnig oic ss9P at 1sSas o ta0n DANIELS
Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
11EESr SHORE RAILROAD. \. Y. c. Y

w iIfRR. Co. Iessec--Jrans leave West f-ust 80
ton Newly ork follows. and necn minutes eau,a ton
foot Jay-st y. r.: Chicago Detroit London n,
% 55 a. ~, , 10 s;i5 pm - Louis. . Io,a can.
Toronto 90 A. IS 10, - rs MONTH"; ,,ss
Tea aud principal Intermediate stations 80 ~ % nYi
IS 10 s 15 p (and (a) III 80 M. Tor u W., "a ks
Kingston. >augertes. Caekiil Albany - 80 XswSuys
az II 80 =: m sna - 10 s .i,gis J" ~ Hsver.
straw $40 q m AZ s4S p ~ Es is, sSIeaso and
81. Louis Daily. Daily except saturusNs civ p
trains daily except SUNDAYS ~ Leave ,hosen Meat
r. ~ station, "a II 20 a. 40 D. M Nv" 80
shore station, II 20 40 D. m pnosiSn 1855
timetables Information, apply at Offices , ~ Fulton.
Washngon T26 Fulton-st, Annex Once vos is3
New. York CITY, 7i 30S 1s5 and W. NJ, shors
Rowerv ~ park Place az West i25thst and west s"T
stations foo, Of West 42dst and foot OF ,a s from, hoteD
Westcots Express calls for and checks bageAz
and residences. c. r. LAMBERT. 0enerA
Agent. s vanderbtave. N. Y.
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Railroads.
nEN N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER NAY IL. 1890.

ON AND AFTER MAY IL. 1890.
trains leave stations foot Of Desbressss and Csrsssss
ssyns sg sSr ds e. the A ws csss
s. aSs' ays as1 and ok enos
,ooo Is'sI ffGifg' AND CHICAGO LIN
Drawing a and State Room sleeping Dining smoking
sss: pss @ e
a.ec y; Gls'sat s.: sSD SiSSISsS
asse1 cSSs::a .ssa "a
einnsti ii Is a. m, Chicago 100 p m. and ST. Louis
he West. Northwest and Southwest Pullman vesbus
ss% ga sns SSp 70
EsSepha o. AE, ass s q ac s
sSo second %Sras Connects for Cleveland
500 P F. % diy Ssip vsu. nu.
Ca Car Shenandoah e ss E. M
D. m. Cleveland 6.s5 p. y. next day and Chicago 7oo
For co fTyo1 Erie on Regions. Cleveland coa
BaLTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express Of Pullman Ps,lor Cars
day except ,sS Ynte SS Limited asff %S sS ss
f SSGs ca sspps 3d. Soc s sSa ss
S SIy i iSO IoG M Sui sanday and $40 40 SSS
@ SSG p and Ohio ena %Fs 90
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 200 D. m. Through Bufe, Parles
Car and Day Coach weekdays, connects for Browns
Mills. For Cape Nav, 90 p m. weekdys
For Old Point and Norfolk, Via NewYork Philadelphia
Norfolk RAILROAD 8 90 a. m. daily except Sunday and
100 D. m daily via Baltimore and Bay Line 2:ia
D. M. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows
$40 Z 20 100 80, 90 Chicago Limited with
Dining Car and 10 Washington Linited), and II %
a. M. IL 90 100, 2:1o, 300, 80. 20, So, 90
600 80 100. and . 90 D. m. and IL rs night
ACCOMMODATION. Il 10 a. g 90 and nd 90 B. r. san
10 a. m 90 100. 4 80, 5 90, O. 80, 90, and %
D. M. and IL rs night: Accommodating 100 ?. m.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for anl
check baggage from hotels and residences
For time tables Of local trains apply 70 any uckee
agent OF the Company. .
CHAS. E. PUGH, j. n. WOOD
General Manager. General Psssr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
Ordinary e.
STAINED.

Ordinary. 80 lilo Low Mloohhs'
Strict Good Ordinary Ills Miuohhs.-- Nv
onnons-rhere WAS only small local speculation, at
tended with hfrequet changes and general absence o.
new features Early in the day the market rled WEAK
and prices declined lag points IN keeping Win easier
Liverpool sdvices but the feeling gradually peeamo
ro, En- and the close showed full recovery with some
nSms point higher yesterday Sales, $4,000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was moderate activity in the crude petroleum
markets yesterday but the rise eliminated In the
first hour when railway stocks the most buoyant
options opened up SO cent at 81 "a and went to
As cents. but prices subsequently lost IL cents The
last figure was IL cent under Wednesdays close.
on the other hand the Stock Exchange cash markets
we're firm at 81 1881 SO cents, ending AT a net
gain of IL cent. The bullsh feature OF the specl-
atiye situation lies I'm the fact that the small volume
OF certificates furnishes basis for strong manipua-
on IN the cash markets. But Oh tie other land the
option system permits producers to anticipate pro
ductou which they think will, when II develops, tend
doubtless tends confuse the speculative situation and
TO keep Ehe public from the market. lge close OF
the markets ere NAV be called steady at the stock
Exchange and heavy at the Consolidated at the noted
The range OF prices and the total dealings
follows:
Stock Exchange. Consolidated
Opennc observation-disclosures. 81 Ia s736
Zig est Observation-Disclosures. 81 80 -
Lowest % 20 ooi-@
Final o. - ro 20
Sales barrels NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 24SoOO
includes sale Of 900 barrels of cash oil at 81 IS
cents.
prces-7 20 cents for barrels and $40 cents ia
The price of crude In barrels was advanced points
to : 80 cents per barr:l.
Foreign duotaions-Antwerp, II 1s francs Bremen
$50 marks London. LA . "a pence
Oil City Penn. May 15.,Natonal Transit certificates
los los e2s bis : runs 72sil bbls
National Tiaast certacat opened arm at
az so Nav hsS ssns T 9Hs' sgnS
onened At SIC closed at s6sc highest Sssc lowest
s8ssc clearsnccs, $4,000 bbs.