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, 1890-05-21
Stocks ana CarrIe Markets.

New YORK. May 2O.-The stock
market was quiet and irregular today
in its movements, and while the general
ton of the list is dropping, there were
a lew specially strong spots, which served
to give character to dealings. Atchison
was a strong feature all the way out; the
prospects of the acquisition OF complete
control OF the San Francisco, together
with late hhndsome earnings, created a
demand for the stock. Sugar was also
strong and at the close showed an ad.
vance of 80; the close was active and
strong at about the best figures. In most
of the list the final changes we're insig-
ni6cant as a rule, though a few stocks re
covered their opening decline. The ma
jority of the list are lower tonight.
Government bonds steady.
Money on call closed at 6(9I0 per cent.
Petroleum-Opened irregular. Spot
steady and June strong at "a. After a
decline the market became strong and ad
vanced to 963; reacted and closed with
spot at 95, June at 943.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific 6s. ll6; American Express, lIS;
Canada Pacific. Sl4; Canada Southern,
COZ; Central Pacific. Sc; Burlington,
lOs4; Delaware, Lackawanna l. Western,
l47s; Denver & Rio Grande, 49,; Erie,
29s; Kansas & Texas. 16j; Lake Shore,
lIli; Louisville & Nashville, 914; Michi-
gan Central, 994: Fargo Express, As;
Western Union, sc; Missouri Pacific, Tot;
Northern Pacific, 3Ss; preferred, $50;
Northwestern, list; preferred, l45;
New York Central, 1904; Oregon LIN
provement, 81; Oregon Naviga
ton. LOG; Oregon Short Line, SIT;
Unconstitutional, Az; Pacific Mail.
Asst; Reading, 474; Rock Island,
95b; Milwaukee X st. Paul, 76i, Texas
Pacific, 23t; Union Pacific, COT; United
States Express, 49, American cotton
oil 334.
CHICAGO. May 2O.-Cattle-Receipts,
$500. Market dull and l0(1l5c lower.
Beeyes, S. O0(95 Is; stockers and feeders.
81 S0(G4. 10; steers, SO 50(G4. 90: Texas
grass steers, 81 1904 25.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market
steady. Natives, $4.0046. 10; western
81 50(96. so; Texans, 50 800 5 40.
Wheat-Market opened 39lc lower
but prices steadily advanced 2sc Tor j uly
above the early inside figures, CLOSING
firm and Ito higher than Yesterday. Tn,
advance was gradual. there being no ex
element to speak of until prices reache,
the higher figures. when operators begal
ID show some uneasiness. Receipts
400 900. shipments, 1874. 900.
, 1890-05-21

NEW YORK, May 20.-Henry Willard,
according to the morning papers, denies the
inc that he has Joined hands with
Huntington to obtain control of the Pa
ciic Mail Steamship company and cause
George Gould to retire from the presi-
dency. George Gould also denied the
story, and said while Huntington is dong
his best to obtain control of the company
at the coming election Willard is not in
league with him. Gould also stated
the story that Huntington had acquired
i 80, 900 shares OF stock was probably I'M
true. At any rate it was very doubtful
whether Huntington obtained the desired
control. Should he. Gould will immedi-
ately resign the presidency. Gould also
stated that he did not think H%untingtou's
management a bit beneficial to the steam
ship company. as his interest in the
Southern and Central Pacific railroads
would tend to make him sacrifice the in-
terests OF the steamship company to those
of the railroads. He declared that should
Huntington be successful the GouIds
would Immediately dump their entire
block Of stock on the market.
, 1890-05-21
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

George Francis Train arrived in Chi
cago yesterday. He left for Omaha en-
route to Tacoma.
A deposit of dynamite in Topic explod-
ed yesterday. -Four persons were killed
and six wounded.
The tenth annual meeting of the Water
Works association began in Chicago to-
day. The association deferred fixing any
standard test for water pipe.
LAWYER Clinton G. Reynolds. of New
York, died this morning from a wound
received a few days ago at the hands OF
Alphonse Stephan.
The Chicago & Northwestern railway
yesterday morning made a S. rate both
ways between Chicago and Omaha, to ap.
ply locally.
The American Medical Association be-
gan its annual meeting at Nashville yes
terday. Delegates were present from
every state in the union.
A special from Logansport. Ind, says
Henry W~inklebleck. a lumber dealer and
saw mill operator, Is believed t be II
Canada, having perpetrated extensive
forgeries. Ten thousand dollars of fraud.
ulent pa per has already come to light
, 1890-05-21

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-Sayers, Of
Texas, offered an amendment providing
that IRON and steel cotton ties or hoops for
balIng or other purposes, not thinner than
mo. 20 wire gauge" be admitted free.
Alter extended discussion the amend.
ment was rejected by sc to "a.
Breckenridge, of Arkansas, moved to
fix the duty at As per cent. ad valorem.
Lost.
McKenna. Republican. OF California,
moved an amendment to the sugar
schedule of 80 per cent, and retaining
the dividing line at 10 instead OF &c, as in
the present bill. He attacked the sugar
schedule in the Mckinley bill amid great
applause on the Democratic side.
, 1890-05-21

ST. LOUIS. May 90. -Iu the Methodist
conference this morning the committee
on temperance made a long report in
which they defined the position of the
church on the subject. which gave the re-
suit of extensive inquiries of the various
conferences throughout the country as to
the attitude of churches and members in
regard to the use of intoxicating beyer-
ages, their manufacture and Sale and
license or prohibition.
, 1890-05-21

WASHINGTON. May 20.-The ways and
means committee this morning gave short
hearings to representatives Of several in
dustries which seek to have amendments
made to the tariff bill. The masters of
New York State protested against the
proposed increase from 10 per cent to
80 in duty on barley.
The house went into a committee on
the whole on the tariff bill. Cowles OF
North Carolina offered amendment re
pealing tobacco tax. Rejected.
, 1890-05-21

CHICAGO, May 2O.-A joint committee
of the Central Traffic and Trunk Line
association voted to accept agreed per-
centagcs of through rates Of 81 so per 100
pounds from authorized Pacific coast
points to New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and 81. Sc to Boston, on fruits
in full car loads at risk of owner, upon
freight trains at ordinary speed. For
carving at accelerated speed, 81 to New
York on five car loads or more; 81. so
when in quantities less than five car loads.
, 1890-05-21

SALT LAKE. May 2O.-The Tribune
has advice from Phoebe, New, of the kill,
ing of the well known Omaha contractor
named Collins, OF the firm of Collins &
Fitzpatrick. Two men who had been
working for the firm quit, and going to
Collins. demanded money. He refused
claiming they shouldn't have quit that
wav, They gave him eight minute to
settle. When the time was up he showed
no signs OF weakening, when one of them
shot and killed him. No arrests have yet
been made.
, 1890-05-21

Topeka, Nav 2O.-DeaIcrs in the
original packages" are becoming more
bold today. Some of them hired carriages
in which they drove about the city with
front seats piled high with Original pack
ages of liquor and beer. They halted
at the entrance to the state house grounns
and offered their goods for sale to state
officials until Secretary OF State Allen
telephoned to the police u remove them.
, 1890-05-21

UTICA, N. Y, May 2O.-The rain has
fallen almost aim ost without interruption
in the Mohawk valley since Sunday night.
All the streams are full and OVERLOOKING
the level land. Reports from surround
ing towns say that unless the rain stops
soon much damage will be done by the
floods. Farmers in central New York
are discouraged at the outlook. Even on
the bills the ground is saturated until like
mnrtar
, 1890-05-21
ELECTRICAL EIecnnon Law.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The supreme
court listened to the argument in the
Keumler case today, being addressed
by Roger Sherman, in support of the
view that the electrical execution law is
unconstitutional. The court adjourned
until Friday without giving any decision.
, 1890-05-21

JOLIET, ILL.,, May 20. "A Baptist min
~isterial council, composed of delegates
from sixty churches in Illinois, today CON
sidered the charges against the somewhat
noted Joliet pastor, Whitman, and with
out a dissenting voice found him guilty.
He was sent for, but refused TO appear.
, 1890-05-21
Striking Miners Shot.

PRAGUE, May 20.-Striking miners at
Pilsen made a raid upon the pits and
forced the men at work to quit, Troops
we're sent for and upon arrival had a col
lsion with the rioters. They fred upon
the strikers, killing five and wounding
even.
, 1890-05-21

ALTOONA. Pa. MAY 2O.-A collision
between a freight and stock train occurred
late tonight near Elizabeth furnace. Bo:h
trains were badly wrecked. One engineer
killed, a fireman fatally injured and many
head OF stock killed.
, 1890-05-21
Mission Work Among the Chinese,

CHICAGO, May 2O.-The Womans'
Baptist Home Missions society today
heard reports of various committees from
the Chinese mission at San Francisco
which was especially gratifying aud
showed effective work had been done
among the Mongolians Mrs. j. N.
Grouse OF Chicago was reelected presi.
dent.
, 1890-05-21

CHICAGO, May 2O.-The Brotherhood
games at New York and Boston, National
League at New York, Brooklyn and Bos-
ton. and all American games were post
poned on account OF rain.
, 1890-05-21

SARATOGA, N. Y, May 20.-In the
Presbyterian general assembly this morn
ing the board of home missions presented
their annual report, 1t showed tota. re
ceipts of 1851, 10, or $50, 39l less than
asked for.
, 1890-05-21

PHILADELPHIA, May 20. - Gleason
pitched great ball for the Philadelphia
League club this after noon, holding Chi
ago down to 3. Attendance, 800.
chicago, ............0 2 l 0 0 0 o. 3
PhiladelphIa.......l 0 3 0 | - 7
Base hits-Chicago 3, Philadelphia 10.
Errors-Chicag) 8, Philadelphia 4. Bat
teries-Sullivan aud Nagle. Gleason and
Claments. Umpire-McQuaide.
, 1890-05-21

PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.-The local
Brotherhood team won today's game by
punching their hits in the first two inn
inGs. Attendance 400.
Philadelphia. - 2 0 0 0 0 | 0 O. 5
Cleveland. ......~..l 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 O. 2
Base hits-PhilIdelphia s., Cleveland
5 Errors-Philadelphia |. Cleveland l..
Batteries-Sanders and Milligan, Bakely
and Sutcliff. Umpires-Gunning and
Matthews.
, 1890-05-21
BASE BALL.


BROOKLYN, May 2O.-Only eighty
people went to the Brotherhood ball
grounds this afternoon to see the home
team defeat Buffalo.
Brooklyn"......2 lllOO3*- 8
Buffalo .....O. 1901 O. a
Hits-Brooklyn IA, Buffalo IL. Err
rors-Brooklyn 6, Buffalo 8. Batteries
Snowden and Uook, Person and Mack.
Umpires-Perguson and Holbert.
, 1890-05-21

here to the policy Of last season which is
practically the same as previous admins
tratlOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
DE n N S YLvA n A
] RAILROAD.

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=; q. a.. 60. .I.6a so a. m. ca -, W y. ~
~ ,a.i% L": i.," and /; no,o s,e~p. su&da;
1870 !. VI III. Niwfo..H AND cnl'A,.o L ;a>i
t.. ;f.. ,na ,,., ioon. s..ryin.' D,nn- e.is.
va :" .a i.yrl!rt ,, or ga
q .:qi i Il sS &" i;' anaa g. . ."d
a.cS KILLS r.; ,lSs 81 EAT!
S'vYoA 70 = 'ii' "as ill.," Ah 'ihri"n..
s.. ~ = 9 ; = a. AID i &: Oh"
CSC MsTa5ECS ExrELfa Gr d. :iS, 4.
Sn sS"ss ~ G;Ssi. @ Sa:t
I'll burr TO i e a and c1r.v s arf1 "nk
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SspS;: Si.,sa 4 .ca po9,1 e" ; @:y
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s; Sd 10 d. at S:y S
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sn % su "a. . l. " 4 d 3" ""ss 49,
q: s"s ssa ONO . H az d 'f r%f S"
For b% aas GG e." r cn: ...n sA 1t
and 90 y. Sunday. q 80 a. ili OLD D. m fno
roi: IL %sr Through Day Coach,
Co, old Faint and Norfolk Ncw.Yorl.. Philai Ir,a
and Norfolk IL irp,i y 90 ~. d"' sHc Il sunday ~
and 8 r. Ia, daily; Via Bai'Inor" and H'J Lane III
j. ~ ron PHILADELPHIA.
FXufc.. Tam. leave a. follow -
20. % 500 $40 10 ch;'a t- dA"i'""' M nn
a. in 4" 70 i 90. :? 10. 3 90 > 81" 90. 20. 90
90 q 30. 90, ana 100 p. h ana od a. 10 "ismt
da,. E.pr,. is, 30 90 10 I,mI,rdl md ant IT. :"
b. m and l2:ih night Acoon rha,iGGh. d., p H.;
fh, Nr, Yor TIA i,lrr Company VIII call loI ara
...cn b,ysag, from hotel, and residences Through To
destination. .-... ..,,r .. mr., ,,.to, oc.,,
Of IN. company J. T. WOOD
t;,Lcral Manager. General fhs'f Hseh1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
TIE SITE or TR/DE.

Ba;tin.ora. Sept 60 Cotton firm middi.nS, lc'.e
Flour Ernl Wh.at-Soutncrn quot FMlk 35cd si dong
err, Je isl No :" "3icc, steamer NO fa ~
ex:ra ea,y No. "inN. red .po. ann H.ptiI''r
9.', 1850; October 30n?9..c: DceehD T. !ns.rl ,"ii
>cut,re-n nol..ual: vniL- b. ajIs yellow, j5"'o: w
.asy mad spS: ana Sr1osnoc;, 3t."%,s isdr
siias sG'Ni .S % fSysSas S:u S aety~ n;m
Eggs is,ry a~tivc o06clc. Coffee du!. susai a. :"
gTanuiatnd, o's, Copper n1n; rthnd loc .O w"'Try
ss az: Sss n r 4 s'9 ss:A .ir sh0
ss .Gst. 1855 bSsS corn 70 900 bvsh
Buffalo. sept. ?9;-wh'a,zNo hard dull, s,'.: %,%
ut FL 81 O0 5000 Ua.n Nv at ~ o., 5000 bum No
Northern e. at :S'sc winter grades dun aid lower
i,scN. 81 oia 30 req. In store, y OLE Corn IN 'a
demand and iri Sales. - carloads No yellow Of 35
1000 bush No yellow at 1.':"; 10000 bu,h No . II
l9 tOV bpsh No. g. IN str". at isc Oats 't''r
demand mir saes /" cptleeds No WIT" nj 1870 "a:
load. Go At 44c carload No Whit At E'.c; "a lo'
No mixed. OIL va Il. at 42t G.oDo bush ~ Wait" IA
store. At iSEs %.c FARLEY uns lied wd i"r". 49,
at 500 SIC 30 900 bush 30 3 1611Sc 10 n" tp-h
80 Ut Sa7ic bulk .. inside prcss; Ne W"b'h, 'iI
.5c 40 8 extra. 62S07c asked. kyc nominal. lHJ
easy best patent .prng sGa y TO- DO wAt.: -" - g.
fieighte steady and unchanged Rccrips-fiouri 0'H0
hGls wheat, LOO 900 bush corn. isf 600 bu.h; o,t-
o2s. coo bush: harley. 10000 bush Canal ~ IN mt
orIi 1900 cats 20 600 bush barley 90 900 bush
RAILROAD appropriation. 50 600 bbl. wheat. 900
Lush: corn $1,000 bush oats, 1890 huh 1a'i"y
Chicago sept. 2s-The leading futures ranged as fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago Sept. 90 (SpeciaD.-The Bloom line OF
wheat went overheard to-day. or. at least the pit
traders were Of the opinion that 1t did Hutchinson
was against the market all day. Prices sunered
decline Of about So cent and closed almost at the
bottom. September opened at rs "a cents sold
between 06 Is and 03 I2 crns, and closed noinnaly
at 95 10 cents December opened vt IS 7'ecH w
cents, sold between o. 3-s and 9s 3s. and closed At
IS 1-2 cents. May opened at 81 % 10. sold BE-
tween 81 o. Ii and 81 % -. and closed vt
~ O3 $50 81 % IL. Corn, during tho day, Kept
all the session within range Of IA cent. ana the
pit was run by privilege traders. AT night puts ana
calls were selling within ls cent OF each otler The
receipts OF eats were large 407 cars: the estimates
for Tuesday. 3ae. Prices. nevertheless all day were
steady. september opened At 81 IL cents and
closed at 81 ga cents. october opened at 81 80
and closed at 80. May opened at ~ Ia cents. sold
between Al Is and Al IL, and closed at Al Ia
while the May option all day was rather strong The
nearby futures possibly because Of the biz receipts
were weak Provision bulls came down town much
in hopes that the stock Of old product had been cut
down By the Fowler tire Of sunday. They were c''
appointed on learhng tna, the stun burned vas
neither pork, nor short ribs nor lard The property
which went up In smoke consisted OF English meats
Prices were steady. on the curb, puts on Dc'ehii"r
wheat sold al 81 1.o4B8 cents. calls. % Is puts
on May corn, SO l-o~ 30 Ia; calls. 30 LA % 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
T EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and
Desbr0hscs sts. as follows
a. IN for Siatngton and intermediate points
m: Tor Qeneys Lyon3 Elmir. ,:oic, H., T. bunGsq
and West, poCsvIlr ana IfhrIA local point'' OhaI
car Lyons and PULLMAN car 70 sn;p nsIon r,dgs
ii NJ. Tor L. and IS, Junction and intermdsts poinA
.ni" n NJ, Tor Tunkhsnnock aid intermediate, points.
Chair car TO TunkhanhOk Connection 70 Reading and
20 D. m for lmira and prncipal intermediate yolnts.
Oioo Yr dge ,,....,.. ,,.. c.,,, ana ,,,..n.a,.,.
noints Chair car IN Mauch Chunk.
10 H. m for Mauch Chunk and ntcPUediato points.
Connection to Heading and Harrisburg
~ ill., for Geneva. Lyons. Elnita. Rochester Buffalo
and Tie Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspension
Brtlgo an, ON
M connect for all points In Mahsnoy aud Hazleton coal
'ss'' SUNDAY TRAINS.
q N. fos Aauch Chung, IIalleton ana intormcddian
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points:
%, m, for 0ensva Lyons, Emra, Rochester. 3inale
aad the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana suspensise
"'~e~ oene,~l Eastern once. 2sS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
,,-s or NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALlNus.
The visible supply statement OF inc froauee 81"
,, ,ot,stican places the wheat figures at 1o's23''
nc ,,h.,s n decrease OF e04.411 bushels from the
ns,.ious wcck This is exclusive of the Union Eio
a,or stores at Minneapolis. when nave Deeh uocacu
irregular but which week ago amounted " ooi'i1"
bushels Tho visible supply statement SHOWS e'"'''o
bushels for corn all increase OF Io|'a-o nus"' a,a
~ bushels for oats decrease OF 5GO7 bushels
S hsarsh influences in the wheat market yeseT
..r wcre the weaker cables better weather Al inc
West and full receipts a Si Nell .,us tie
produce small effect when finally pn1s ,,itv l ne
tSsn ss12asoso @ bushels asst in The
vsriableness OF fluctuations simply reflected the Local a.
:: q -" rose + 81 s 5:sa.s e. i
- to The he OF "ac inr net decnss Ii
cents Cash wheat was marked down 3-4"l cent All"
orS ON the spot was 4a3s cent lower and ship
s1sSs: and nh' oe eHD" seser Esa
caused decline ESPECIALLY as wheat c GAer s1,x
Out s' o the spot were OF ala cent hut quiet
The options closed down 90 for september and on
Lard was strong in sympathy with the West The
options ended up 4"a points Their wee no sale. or
export Sp could not be learned.
The ilnai quotations were as follows: oo,s Va
ve M"Sa'-s Il Of Ut bc;emSer :, o. - May
81 o. IA. 80. ~.ror,,sr
IS :: Dc@ember, 30 "a May. - IA cents:
t,ats-sspteubcr, "A IA: October. a.: November
"A IL: December. a. 81 May. 48 1-c cents.
iani-OctObcr. 80 rs; November ST Al: December.
- IL January. ST II.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY NJ
New.York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston we're
us follows: Wheat 25.O34 bushels corn. o'l .00'
bushels oats .3I 42s bushels: total grain. 3ie i*3
bushels: Hour, 4l437 packages. AZ Chlraeo;; MI
% 100 bushels corn, 1OOl2l bushels; oats. 32toii
bushels: total grain. 7:0.e25 bushels; Hour "4'soi
DackaCes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

locludes . sale Of l.oee barrels Of cash oil at al
cents.
Refined oil unchanged ut 7.4O cents per gallon ir
barNh and O35 cents In cases.
Hofan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 "a francs, Bre.
men, $50 marks: London. 1896 1-2 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

ssU 20 ss s sSt
lev: !. sssy y %; ss;-ins ss.:Hd /.
thtese-In fall demand Tsliow. turpettine ard
In 3c'' Ssnsad LsH.sHss end f.turs; in poor DE-
4; s' r. 49,: 70 xs;:ss os'sis ss:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
WEST SHORE kA!LkOAD. n H.. II w. =. IS e

NxyE,r SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. c. &
LsMSe-T.sP:s d leave sssn Ws, :.! "a;
4: s 4. os y =.
peo: .ns . rs . = - a. 4cro on % . S. M rs.
,, ,i.5S Kosns:s sd s y s s h;says
~ Il y. aud al 80 D. ~ nns only TO ot,a. hins,
IN. IN; D. m, Caskl aud iIbany 3 30 10 - IS.
aiI 80 .. ~; 100, .o;i1 'slS y. m. Grn.tons
y. M 30 Ill 20 M is = 100 So, 81 40
- liz D. M Elegant sleeping cars for Huiial" Nagara
Falls Detroit. Chicago aud st. Louis on ni tiough
10 20 O. m 100 D. Jersey City 7. R.R. station
~ III IN ~ ~ H. M. 'i'ily. tr3y ,Nr"p Situr.
az All other train. daily exccp sunday For tickets
table IaIJr and >''"'pngaar accommodation or H.
tnpmafion apply Offices. nrcnhln I33 Washing on.st 30
Futon. knrx oi., foot 81 fntonst Ncw,fo,s G lily
rs West i:ithi and West Shot S Station foot e
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent vanderbltsvs.
EeW.Yofk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.ioltK mEih;
y CNE WILL. BE RECEIVED AT TIT. lfioMN
OFFI -, 80, broadway corner ThIit; r,t..'' ',
Ia Il. f.iOadwai, "tNr'i N'hth 80 w" ~"
...n., .t.a Sta. until l.. ~ 30 VT i",'! .c,
j. ,n,r ath.avr II, 6th.a>e: ij3 FnirihaN' .o''!
cr,,t; $50 ThiId.a,e.. roin"r tcrl,
Oo0 Thd.avc near sixty lr,t.; IIoS f!rsthNt;;
iI West Forty. ISL. EnthaNe: ana slN-ci9h.h;
It. 90 Iibcrty.st q. Avenue a: 800 Third.sVc. ana
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
u FooT or LInF.RTY.sT, NORTH RIVER

CENT LIZA a. E sAanERT1'sT Ne NoRTE RIVER
x,. s +: a','S:
sha4ta" spn nt.an Allentown M."ch chun. wilkes.
80 H. ' fr f f::eS AOe*n and Mauh Chunk
On suneai- Eas'On Allentown Maueh Chunk and shan''
r RI e. !s; t: :: HF.?fs
+, s .cn r' Sn Stf t? Msn
.h r cSSN sd s'''a'' ''' ''a
Tor A""T ." Tana m%Es Pa Sia
% E, . aston '" S .."'s"p ,uen Chunk Read
ns ,o s, Ind I, at 80 p
oI Ia" Tx i,se A.%STy rarx ooc a. Groy"
p w. ~" sunday do not s;p at orra" Grove or A.
"f For IA Isiowooa Tom. River and Barn'S.s 400. si'
" FT cr hra % Iiny'n CITY, vneland ana Brds"
''' W SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ror Atlantic iIgnanas iisi'nd LEACH srahs.sh,
o = Lasew"oG Tom. River and Bainepa' 80 a. m
Fo lib ron Grove. Asbnry ars Point Pleasant I
&c. :" T." a , md XIX 10 ;! T.r
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30

,. =, wheat fer the past from Atlantic ports.
Gpn nus,ters from Pacific ports. 1000 quarters from
;er sS,rceS 81 900 quarters feccit OF Amerca eoi
S FOR the past week, io, 800 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil markets yesterday again a.tnnished
the conservative observer. big record Of dealings
wss made at the Consolidated Exchange In options.
and after prices had jumped to 81 - from 90 cents
there ives fractional recession. The Stock Exchange
DEALING were small, and so l.o cents vas the sta
aonasy price; Buckeye certificates had but sn hon.
Gently introduced ana the blank spaces left In the
usual UArkets..
The range Of prices ana tho total dealings were a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-30


TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS: n. .,
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1915 r. H. t Soc .Tw VIZ sraS vHsrlpuE LIMIT
ED-Duc Cincinnati : 80. Indianapolis ~ " D. m' DE-
lo,SJ a. M.DDwSiisTERN DAY ExPREss-daly except
I,5S S;M.-NoETu SHORE vIsrIBrLE LIMITED
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xiHcxnA rALLs-'o 20 no SO a. IN. $50. 600 80
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GENERAL Manager. Gent r.s.'ngct Agent