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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-04-03
SATURDAYS PRIMARIES.

The result of the Republican Pri-
maries held last Saturday through
out the county would indicate that
Bro. Dawson will have to be up and
doing between this and the conven-
ton to be held here next Tuesday.
1t looks like the Mccormick men
had been hustling pretty lively and
will have big majority of the del
egates in the peace pow WOW, but MS
they have no leader, we will still
stack rp few more chips on Daw-
son. As the people are all interest
ed in this fight and anxious to know
the outcome, we have been to con-
siderable trouble to get list Of the
delegates and now that the ball is
open, the RAIDS can wade into each
others gore and the democrats will
sit calmly on the fence and see the
hair fly. The following arc the
delegates:
KINGwooD DISTRICT.
Kingwood-N. j. Fortney, ID.
NJ. Wotring, w. +. Menear, Geo.
W. White jr. and George Hoffman.
Howesville-Joscph r. Rhodes,
George w. Helms and Joseph II.
Miller.
Tunnelton-Dr. NJ. Il. Powell.
Leroy Shaw and Henry G. Wright.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Reedsville-D. G. linn, Sam A.
Dill, W. G. Menear, A. NJ. Cobun
and George w. Hartzell.
Masontown-Amos Hartley, S.
l.. Cobun, W G. Cobun, Miles II.
Orr, j. G. Robey and DR.. !. A.
Cox.
Hcrriug5 Store. ". Strahin
and hbsalom Fields.
LYON DISTRICT.
Ncwburg - L W. Showalter.
Eugene Higgins, G. II SmOot ,Jud
Orr. r A Orr, DR. S j Poden, r A
Pell and j r Smoot
Irondalc-A G IT Holy, a r. Ho-
ncy W j Squires and George W
Orr
RENO DISTRICT
Fcllowsylle- William a. Watson.
b. +. Woodward, n j. Baker, G..
Haney, b. Conn, r. NJ. Hoffman.
NJ. T. Sinclair, j. r. Michael
Rowlcsburg- j. b Stone, r S
Hollis, Rev J w Iardes.y, Thomas
Lavcllc n = Gibson. J. G. CarrIco,
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CONTAMINATION suroIv Curod.

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DR.. W. SIM0NT0N.
DENTIST.

Will continue TO make his regular visits 20
Ncwburg, Rowesburg Function and Ringwood
Due notice Of his next visit to each place VIII
appear in this paper.
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John Mason, conf'd judgment of
s.. 90 and costs.
Joseph Castle, conf'd judgment
Of So. 90 fine and costs.
Cato Banks, conf'd Judgment of
s. fine and costs, and defendant
released from Jail.
Israel Staley, conf'd judgment of
S25 fine and costs.
Crawford Temple conf'd judg-
ment of $50 fine and costs.
DR.. f. K. Sutton and Sarah
Freeburn, jury trial and defendant
acquitted.
John jackson, Nos. l and ,, and
Samuel jackson, Nos. l and 2,
verdict of not guilty.
VIM. Benson, continued at de-
PENDANTS costs.
John c. Cramcr, conf'd judgment
of SO and costs.
First Nantional Bank of Fair
mont VS. Stone, Bowman & Go. and
same VS. same. Suggestions contin-
ued.
State use Lyon VS. Moore and
Stewart, debt, demurred to decla-
ration and joinder.
Town of Newburg VS. Mrs. Bar
bara Cook ct al. Motion to set
aside judgment rendered mt last
term VS. Vim. Guskey and Ann
Daily MS sureties of Mrs. Cook,
motion sustained.
Town Of Newburg VS. Mrs. b..
Cook, appeal, No. 2 Judgment CON
fessed by defendant for $25 fine
and costs.
Same VS. same, appeal No. 3 same
order.
FELONIES.
Seth Emerson, Verdict Of guilty
of unlawfuily, but not maliciously,
cutting of James Pratt. Motion by
defendant to set aside verdict and
grant new trial.
Marcellus Staley, default entered
DISCONTINUED.
State VS.. Grant IIooten, John
Costello, Charles G. Craig and
Spencer Hardcsty.
Rule discharged against w. II.
Pell and II. +. Hanger, said Haug-
er recognized to appear here on the
4th day Of the next term as wit
ness in case OF state VS.. Wm. Benson.
State VS.. James Kelly, appeal
continued.
Vance Hughes Shoe Co. VS.. Geo.
b. Meyers, Suggestion discontin.
ued.
Rule awarded VS.. Henry Carroll
for failing to appear as a witness in
the case of State VS.. Mrs. Maggie
Prosscr.
State VS.. William johnson Mis-
demeanor, continued and witnesses
for State recognized to appear al
the next term.
Rule awarded VS.. John Haughel
and JAMES b. Fogle for failing t.
appear rs witnesses on behalf o.
! William Benson.
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MONDAY.

MONDAY.
State VS. Il. X. Sutton and Sarah
Freeburn. misdcmeanor, was taken
up first thing. This case had been
examined into by the court Friday
and Saturday, as the evidence did
not sustain the indictment, the Judge
instructed the jury to return a YER
dict of not guilty, and the prosccu-
ton was discontinued.
State vs. Thomas Dunn, felony,
was begun in the afternoon. Coun-
sci for the defense moved to quash
the Indictment but this being over
ruled by the court, the defendant
plead "Not guilty" and the follow
ing jury was impaneled 4:
b. W. Arnold, Il. G.. Albright,
Chris Bolyard, Ross Cuppett, Wylie
Falkenstine, Michael Feather, II.
p. Jackson, Ben f. Jenkins, Fred
Reister, James Sharps, George II.
Tcets and j. Dillon Miller.
Benjamin Shaw VS. W. G.. Brown,
on motion of the plaintiff this case
was discontinued and it was ordered
that the defendant recover from the
plaintiff the costs.
TUESDAY, APRIL /.
Ilopgood, Hay & Go. VS. Wesley
DeBerry, assumpsit. The defend
ant suggested that the plaintiffs
were not residents Of this State and
that security is required of them,
whereupon James A. Brown entered
into security in the penalty of 800.
The evidence was all taken in the
Dunn case by Tuesday evening and
counsel rested till Wednesday.
COURT NOTES.
w. b. Parkhurst was employed
as q short hand reporter for this
court. Mr.. Parkhurst is from
Michigan, but has decided to locate
in Kingwood, as he has been en-
ployed as official photographer for
this judicial circuit.
More lawyers in attendance at
this session Of court than for long
time, and some of the ablest attor-
neys in the State have been here.
The grand jury returned fewer
indictments than usual, and all
were for misdcmcanors but one, a
felony. Most Of them, ten, were
for unlawfully retailing the ardent.
We have two stenographers tins
term, Mr.. Parkhurst and Mr. Da-
Wis, both busy taking down the
evidence in tho Dunn case and then
they will compare notes for greater
accuracy and with the evidence all
wrote ont for reference the lawyers
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
THE PETROLEUN NARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The advance in the price Of ohio crude 10 % cents
pcr barrel maid by the standard aud ~ = cents paid
by outside interests failed to influence the value 0i
Pennsyivinia Grade yesterday The argument still
seems unrefutcd That if ONO OIL j. worth 80 much.
why /, not Pennsylvania worth more
The full figures of "The OIL Ci'X Dcrrcks' monthly
report OF development work are not al hand. Iut
advance returns from Scout Tuppcr show increase
Of twenty three i'm the number OF wells drilling ana
OF thirteen in the number OF rigs up and building.
The Increase in new work Is LARGELY in the districts
that of late have attracted attention. The Older trcts
showing falling of. Tie condition Oi ilc Toads li
the peroeum region has been greatly improved hi
recent weather conditions. but the addition t. new
ventures promised by the greater facility thus afforded
las been restrained TO some extent by the prevailing
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
GRIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
~. ,rrprs OF xEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

OF NEW1ORk DEALlNtfS.
There WAS an increased speculation IN wheat
together with an advance III values, due to renewed re-
mort. inimicaI TO the condition Of the winter
Gran Freer ccaTanccs are recorded, but The chiet
influence WAS the Chicago uttcrnccs of The Farmers
pe,ier predtcting decline of ten points from the
, uc,ccnt,re fixed by the Governm ,nts crop
r,,ort for March when the April returns were given
or Ur,d.rcct's estimate Of a decrease Of 100000
bushels /. the stocks east of the Rocky Mountains
.l.oI,,-.d ., stimulate the bull sentiment Many op-
,i.,. .f, - A at 90 20 % - and went 10 80 "a
1c : ..u. nding the curb AT 80 / cents. June
rI,d from 81, 3-io9i - 10 cents To ~ - cents ana
ON tnc curb sold AZ 9ja - - cents Juy opened at
III - ceui, and went to w l-ld"3 Is cents anu
,nrL pric,., were 90 l2a9J 3o cents. December
iJ ~ 49, g} cents and oil the curb was quoted at
." r,e i Gn,I official quotations. showing net gains Of
-aI - cont were ~ foliows: May o6 l., June
"a = + rnly 93 I--. August 81, December "3 cent.
onof lots were held 1904 cent higher; but no
i,,-iuc., VA, done either for export or mining pnr
Corn ON the spot rose 34al II cent. aud the
demand Of exporters went to 2"o,oOo bn,nGs ,, mere
and 5000 bushcl, al the outpori-' h.lnding ci!
'',cmcnt, for special delivery In MAY. The bnllish
innucncc, were the report by Brm'treets oi = dc
,re.,.r of JOoOOop bushels in ~tocho cast oi INC
y. rnc.ie.~ The option after easy opening ended
M 3.s for May at 80 81 and . cent for June at
.iP Iuly m 80 3 = and August at IL cents.
firm, i'm -ympathy with the leading cereals. lhcrc
were ,aic, Of 10000 bushcl, for export Inc "p"h'
,,.r, fairly active and ended - cent better ~ ~ -
for Nav 30 3-7 Tor June and 30 81 cent Tor July.
Lard wa, extremely duh but >trong, ana inc
options closed 3o point higher a. follow follows Way: LAY
- - June. - 90 July, :" 81 august - w.
september. - -. -,..,. ,
New York Philadelphia. baltimore ana ho,,"n "IIg Ere js
e.: oats. IdG.9l5 bushels. total grain, 677.
bushels hour. 373oG PACKAGE, ~ CmCaS9: ~. ii.,
,,.,o and IT. Iou.- the arrivals were Wheat. 'l3lb
u.nl. corn GGG agJ bushels oat-, iU2 I2o bushels.
toal grain. 81 GO7 bushels Hour 3l,l73 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
LIVE STOCK MAnKErs-nY TELEGEArH

Huualo Aprl 3OCattlc-E,crlpt- last - hoHi- =, io
,,g t,l ~ ,,r.s thus far 10 head for -3h' Time
last week - 20 head consigned Mtoneh, 2".V h'"d
go of which 10 New YORK 60 h'ad Tor salr I",
n.m and unclanged. sheep and lambs -lte' .ip7 I.t -
q week thna Tar, 70 ~ i'i
TO- une time Ia. week 500 head CONSIGNED thouHh,
900 head 600 of which 10 Ncw-ior"i 500 I"i sac
,,,tof active hut rot quot1by higher; sicc-tlJpd a.
choice to extra - 4jG71 % m,dlnm 10 F9pd 70 -'I
a. 40. cannon 10 good - If1 20 lambs Clipped 2""u
Ia choice 1Oa46 20 fair 10 eopl 80 2Odto fo mrWnm
to far - 75atG 10. Hoe--fr pj, at - honi = i@O 2
ia.t week 80 $40 head; conraned th"u'h Ab-O hrii'
s0o of which 10 Now YORK $3.50 for sect selected m.
dunn weight, selected hca'y ends ~ i"dT - t"ou
10 choice heavy - 3Jql 90: elected otk "c ~. -
4 I5as1 20: other Grade unchanged.
chicago Apr 3O-Cattlc-- Receipts, ll,5OO head; ship
ucnts 100 head marHct -'rong to Zoe mHheri hr 80
S0 90. steers. JO0ai 1O; stOckcr, and fcodr-
- sogsi IL: cows bulls mixed. ~ jOn ~ 40; Te1as
cn,nfed So 35a-3 ~ Foa33 30 Hos Re
Ci, G 900 head -hipm.nte. GO00 head market low,
steady: mixed heavy, ~ 01di - light. *iasi 22e
sttn. AZ 5Oasi Shccp-Rcccpts 900 head shipments.
0KO head market stronger aud higher; natives, stu
iG o. cornfcd Westerns SjGsG 10; Texans, sidi1 -
H. ~
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFTF-Th,re was a quiet market for BaLl CROWNS
Oh the spot but prices were steadily maintaaeaa do ~
Fat bean quoted lSl.u1e4c, and undesctlDed 40
sales 500 bags Santos private terms Mlu ~ eo5 q
moderate demand Sales 900 piculs fsuaiHyi ,r""
hsCs MaracaibO and lars savanna, PilNdVc VcIIs'
Opons we're trine active and geneialy stlonseI IL,
tcte VA risc 5a15 points and ls was o0wSH oS
f,,ther sIiehs attended win some covering VI
..bnrts closing II, adv IaVre advanced a. r. l'lo
vas arm with smaller rece.t which addrd 10 ue nlI,
r.. Uambrrc. however. declined l4dt2 pig. M LONDON
Was unsettled p cable quotes May as 80 1u1f, IN
81 I'd July 75s Sd August. 7js Sd Setembtr aoS oH
octobor 75s sd RIO reyOits Regular hr.t osO goou
second $50. Exchange tpJivate), -O2 f'eI1ip,S6 Pc
a 600 baes Rio ceafanccs for the United states ilUou
bags Total stock $4,000 bags santos rci9ibt' b go iCSo
hags Rcccpts Rio July l, 1882 10 Aprll ~ lS'o.
1sS 600 hae time 1883, 37ol 600 ags same ue
iSss 5i7 600 bags Receipts at santos IVY iS9? M 400 40
Anr % 1890. 79s GOO bags same time ioo? Z-fOouO
haes same time 900 900 bags. Total sales here TO-
dav 81 500 bags as follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
rrrorDID MORTGAGES.

Andrews. Ltnc.tnc and Herbert ;, ;,od to Mary
sc 9l ~ ~; Si 6Ii g,G'Ss 10 yfS ;lao sc2aoer brewery
Co 3o2 BoNcry lease, d"maGd - 800; .,,. ,,o ~,
BlId,aI Catherine ~ to Maurice Ffennd 1879 East
A',, is Janc to c h Chri,tman; I4tth.-t. OF
Kood i,al,cl NJ Tho. Lyons n 3l,t st. Of 9Th.
rman, n Nois j. to Jas stllman wa,hlngton-ayc.
n Of iO.tn-t. . yr0. $1,000 49,
oisnan ssma@d sa@ ,. a%d VIC to Hs!sa" S5S Hobart
Brady IIurh. 10 Ja- McCIc'ry cor Madlson-aye
''I ,'I"i Jno and T. r. to Ross I2Gth.s Of
ru9e DHS d@ %G' and mSr, %, t. cTstana Got,hc
5atn.,t e Of Iith.ayc 3 yr.' sl2 900.
irlmwoii Cora and Gto ". to Jas \ Billing; 4sth-
r:s,d' lo6i 3 and wife to II , ks,t'cher cor
~ Cornc Wm H. and \ zimmerman Gcrmana Life
In.ulnncn Go. 9ithst, 3iaNc, gears mortgages,
4,ack Jane Il. to Korn. Henry.st Ncs 3oiI
Cotton iIl } and Tho. J. to Mutual LIE Insurance
Core John. and VIE 10 Greenwich Savings BAk. n
Barron--t. Biceck"r.st Scnt. Ss.ooo;
Ch'-~bro Denison J. and another To Pat Plunkctt No
C,yran ',rorqa T. u 4 \ Tccts. 1o2d.st 9th
boagc arthur NJ, T. John Cayacnaro. Q Macdouga
rGc.rlry oscar NJ 10 Gcrmania Life Insurance CO.
" Jaca,on--t ncnty't years mortgages. $iO0 600
Eldrcipr Jos D. to trustee Of Jas Bogcrt. Iii wash.
'' T,cl,rot Louis 4, Clara Fairchfd wcbser.aye :
of I5i-t--t year - mort-l. -is:i.
Tlulkncr ''eo W. TO David Stenfeld. sist.st Of
Fcencv peter and wife, to Mary Cosgroye. 18th.
st. e. of 9ih.ayr, . years. $4,000.
roliz Moses 10 y w uphan. 90 East Iih.st. years.
tween Bowcry and ed.ayc. Z years. ''"'' w.
rranl WIN and wife. 10 Metropolitan Savings Bank
Click Hymln t. Edmund Hendricks : Madison.st
ave. year. $i.ooo.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

Goeltz, Frances \, to II + Kanenbey e Sd'a'e' Oh
27th-st, year, 5000. .u.,s, g q, st,n
l;ewerz Louis, X wolinsky, Alien-st OF seah-
ton.st. | year, 300. ,. . . ptdoos, ~ nj,
Grcenbatt Louis, TO Charles Jahseh' Huso'''' VI
Riyington-t, years %, 600. 80. -. 49, -, o,. o,o
Helferch Peter, to c Finck n 4lst-s| Oh otha'e'
3 yeari 80 600. . :, p.ou . ,.7,h
Il. g Of l0th-aYc years, Sl2VoO' ~, oo,t .,
~ Haas Anna l., to q Trust Co OF y Y, 33th-st'
W OF jth-aNc yrs SlS,OOl . ,.o. III.
Iiulberg Frederick TO jos Prown, trus; 142d-st
" Of New Public Drive yrs S20OU -, q -
Hansen Chas, to Jas Jennings 1882 Cherfy-st yrs
IIamner Dorothea and Jacob, to Edward Lurch 90 Co
lumbla.st, I yrs, $40 600. ,. an -oo
Hell jno to eonroy Bio 3si 1st-aye nstals, 50 800
IIyan Ellen and John, 10 Katie Ryan; Hith-st,
" Of Coegeaye ) yrs, $1,000.
Herbert. Magdaena, to VIM Holben SSth-st OF
2d.aVc. yrs. $500 . oo, ,o.
Hamilton Jno 10 Jas II Harvensi 36thst, OF lVth-
ave , mos, -, 900.
IeIbic Frederick, and wife to Margarctha Marquart;
g : Ioth-avc. n OF 3sth-st, yrs; S1,soO, q,
Hccht, Isaac. TO John NJ Muller S2d.st, W OF 3D.
years, $J.OOO a.,
IIolnann. Jobst, to Phillp wagner; 22622S oth-st'
W"tten John and NJ jr to Mary Muller e Morris.
ave and ii6u-st yeats: SfOoO. - ,. ,...
fcrrick. Mary f. to Anna f. Grant, 132 West HIM
St month. tlS 600. -., .
LYMAN Henry. to executors Moses Taylor, 5'thst,
@ OF 2d-ayc 3 years q mortgages. $50 900:
Irwin Eliza j. to trustees for Woodward ana an an
Jackson. Andrew to q n Vaudeville II 124th.st e OF
2d.ayc wears $500. >, ,,o..
Kerl Finest G. and wife. to Sarah Powell. il3th'
st " Of 1,t.ave 3 years (2 noftgages), $1,000
Kahn. Heyman and wife. to East Riycr sayings In
sttiItion W : od.ave. of 3lstst. 4 year 5000
Iohoe John and Patrick Gallagher to Jacob Hirsch n
cor Waverly Place and Merccr-s year q motgaaeS)'
$1ij 600
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

mand City Extra India Ness in tcs sl2 50asl3 Extra
- 5oa !, g 90 Packet IN bbls ssGss Blf HANS
-stCng bgf qGct aaS'fa se5c demand a. TO-DAY and he tone
continues w1aK sac 500 Peked Hams loc; pickied
10 = riSS.G Hans Ss a1Oc; smoked do, lo's Fieked
shGGgldeI' - Gje So%sG sSo. G0 6 az We co,cd
532Ec for MAY 5.I2 he June and 552i2e Tor Jg{ d.
DEESsiD Enthusiastically steady and in moderate d.
mand City. heavy to ngnt. 52a5sc pig, o. -.
re- at the wes Options advanced 5as points, closing
at sSIio Modcra i5is ssG% snd The top taas @SSia Western
steam spot quoted Doe City steam rather e9,ier Ssle
oc to Gd ''Vi iuv Ns Cic.ed S7c bid 1909 ea
e72c bid AuS,t SV,yE october closed G9oc bid
sas. 80 tcs. So Refined Continent qqotte,a GlOa
!. a strong market o9 all hne table gr@d,s
,b whSl 6ti aaet F?Se Sew BGtts: r+n9sy
ee sa19e Esn cd's%ef5 % % pin i1ncy 10 r5,@c iy@3of
are fair TO good. oeie Stat D3,iry 9af tubs
i2Sa1Es state Dairy Welsh tubs ffaFPey 1lSSslSe
westeip Imitation Creamery choice iSeI5c eood
5 $40 cs %est1 Factory Choice ga o
ajF 7asc: seconds Ga Che Dairy and Factory thirds
s b But ioa tSs M5R GRo G!ala far eooG GSio
common. 5a6c west,rn Pai5 ana % taItofy tG'ci.:
eaEESGas Sd5 5Sv .ssd PG' 'Si sa Isciy q
Fs:soy ,s nps n5 l?flS, f@ s. ~
PcnnsJ vania sms - oa chec11 Siate fae2ly L
chcec 6 eo%mSa to o gGOdd g., part sSs
Rather weak in price, with moderate demand state
resn ,s lssc MrH pr ieh ia l2ee i
SsTGAg-RAw-Quict. steady and without ciuge 99f
npoI.oncc Fair refining quoted at j5 Lice centrifugal
&c ts,. 9.IGc.... RE- ED-Rather weak aad quiet
SSonfSetiones' '"u'"" ny" l.iGe standard ~" ~;
an :" - G53,c: White Extra 3" c. 9-l6c; Extra
&c" 5lc: &C. 51e5asc yellow. 5G5-,c: -,..
STEARI NE-Ouict but generally steady Citv hard. t'sc
asked choice western, in tcs 7s0ssc. OconargSrine'
CITY Sac. H..
TAIIOW-In moderate request and firm Prime ely
quoted at 4 9-lGc. Sales. 100000 n. 9-lGc
TEN-Sale~ today bv auction 10 .932 pkg a. follows
Novunr: Ily,on. 1O02lc; Young HysOn lOt6 100, I'm
pcrial l202.c Gunpowdcr. 13r0 &c; Ping Nucy Young
ImlWriLl. lS0 ltic (s.unUWdfr li'.Q
37c: Japan Pan Fired 1Sc; Basket 90. lsc, touscn
100 o6lsc: India and Orange Pcoc. 12Id2@1ci O1lons
FofmO,1 lGa 3dLcc.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago. Alril 80 Special -AItho. gh hutchinson
.od rro ably . OOO 900 bushels Of wheat TO-DAY thet
ua, such general rush Of buying hat the price i'F
t, active option closed cent over Iuday' ''' he"''-
tn. chic, mot,r. undoubtedly. for u7 general buy HH
vas ta very tuil.h summary of th" what situation nl
.Thc Farmer r-' Review" II s-f'uIt'd thAi Nh''l ll
The ra.t fortnight ln-tad o improving rs lO,i'oR
f,fr.trtd.i ~. winter Nhta ~t1t+ "Nr"lt Ni.' ID,
gan Clearance We're tair. aeerea're ID ".rA. a. a., ~
tour about bushels from the ti'" Nltut ports
N,w-Yora .uG -. L0ui, house, Mrr" itier bul' -
Jones. krrr..t Hopkins pI"ranlf I'l ', "ih'i''
wheat TO-DAY 4 llit" discount nhuff June
MI. was t,lu- o dec!in" in MAY. hui n.a". =.
June wi- advanced sharply on purchases o. Ion, h'i ~
4 flo..iu-. i.y opened ~ s7r and closed AZ 80
Junr op...i 80 - a.d ,lo-'d 80 -N 'otn a. -ti"n
drr -' f,r rather active ad. anr .r about . cent
over T.,-lN nigh. .br'd-'r'''., "at" dr r'a-' u m
fl. so act the l.Y.ti. for tlc Vt'. - 1hoit~
iu-I.- j. B. rNp.,f.d tlrf th de- IN rr 100 i" W"'in-
10 Do. ..nI Th, . p.t.t .o.- '"t' RUG i' N't 80" r.
,..- I. .ufY aIt1rrI f,r tltF about cent. ana also
advanced for Iuy m Sympathy. f"..-'oI- "',o .tigie
inl N.r, large trade done. ~ OIL -ht short fn-
-.u,d ZOO ad ,anr. over Tuesday - 10 o'n'- lard u
,a-. cents and rof. ~ - cent- JuN wh'it on the
ruIb va, -1e, puts - calls. $50.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

range Of values Activity is noted at Coraopos ahou'
nfrcen mile. northwest Of Pttsburg and the dcFelop
mems i'm Nav are expected TO determine the size anu
jmport,nce Of this pool. Ii is in this locality Una.
tiii VSndcrgrn gushcrn was developed nearly mollh
ac, and II has held It's pace wonderfully, now stll
,iIding ahouf 900 barrels day. TO this wen may
fdnctinr which Upper places al 3.bl2 Dirfcl'
acain,t 3O32 barrel, in March, the bulliSh feature
- tbis rppOrt i that the Eureka field. in west
V.r,ini, la, not encouraged the advcntnrerS VINO
w"rn h"ning for a big supply Of oil from this quarter
ard r.,tnrces, Evidently operators are confused IN
their Judgment, and are waiting for some signal u
ttkc a decided stand on either SIDE OF IN, account
~ n,cseut staguatiOn l. wearyinc to holders, but
tcre il sufficient sOmnolent interest In the market
to furnish material for support u any bull leader
,rh. market. clO-ed dull, unntercsting and sub
.t"ntiaIv unchanged from Tuesday night.
The range of prices and the total dealings were AS
fill
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Apfl 80 3f3 D. 90 m-I'~i- -IIoders oieE
.fr'nelt P1rk-fI.dtr- oTef mod =, yt prim. moss
I-f.ru .to,dv 30, do W'-tfn. STEADY a. 60. Hans
H.,d,f. Offer -p,rlneiy Ei.oI-lhe .uprf , u cN.'sS
90 M demand Ch~t'0 Holder of'r nod rttlF IaIg"
1ul tlrIrut.nr Hoi'f. or fr.'iy E-n llod'l- oI'i
t..H. .-.fIr Itd ~f.f. ii.'l.-- offer freely Fnfgr.
I.d.-- DIR uol.-f.Iy. ylm' W-f'ru spot. Ntf. June
ana Julr.- ,,-t at 3l- ld What and r.1r lIod r'
.r.r fI..r'rI.. Corn spot and fg'ur- Holders "f. ?
mott ri't. MIXED W-t.ru. spot 'nd May ,i.ady = b ~
Iuf. -fd. sf SO t Jult -i ndt a' g I'D Ioi' az
I.Dul1u-Itr. toI-f- lhr supply l- is~'f-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

Refined oil unchanged at 7.20 cent in barrels and
800 cents in cases. -, . ...
at IN II Is francs, but unchanged AT Bremen at
Il 20 marks and London at . "a > 5-S pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
on American Standard Of classif-
STAINED.

food ordinary.......91-16 Low Mddng.-' IGs ,e
The option market ruled irregular ana thct, NV W"S
Frmne>s prevailed az th' out-'C
w. =" ,nS aavonccd 3G5 points little covering
o. .lborts hut this was followed by break Ui 9a
On decline i'm silver though the clesc was steady
I'D crop unchanged. and new do, Ia points nin1h
Y,ornoal oncncd easier closed with more steheu
a.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK Central
Hudson River Railroad.

. F0UrW ave. ana 4Zd ST., New Tork.
The ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS:
500 a. VI. FAST NLW-YORk STATE EMPRESS
n que at lanandalgua 90 Buffalo 20 D:
BOO A. vi. CHICAGO VESIlBULE LIMlIED-dus
1850 4. II. .SSCotTiHiwEsfEaH sc vEsIIByLE LIN.
IIED-due Cincinnati 8 :o5. INDIANAPOLIS 10 80 a m.
11.JO 4. VI. Wf.sIL.RN DAY EXPREss--dai exceD,
sundays. Train leaving on SATURDAYS does not rla
~, d, Detroit or cleyel@and LAND vnpcss A.. cs,..-
600 L. VI. FAST WESTERN ExPREsS-dne Chicago
zoo. Cincinnati 6 80 d: St: Louis 80 a.
1000 r. VI. FAST NIGHT EAPREsS-for Rochester.
buffalo Niagara Fall, and the West: -
FISHKILL (SEWBUKGH PoHGiHKEIEPsIE, iHidIG "a RHINE Rhine
ii 90 a. NJ. 10 80 $50 $3.50 p m; also for POUCH:
p. d.. for GARRISON WEST POINT, ts 00,tll 10
4 NJ. t ? 30 %: 30 3 :55. - 50, 6 80 p; -.
FALo AND NIAGARA FALLS-s 80. $50 70 So
~ 50 m.. 0o 10 90 D. m also Albany and Utica.
TRo%SV SHEHH;ToGA. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
80. 10 so II 80 a. m. 80 500 10 :oo D. M.
AuBbGRN. GENEVA AND, CANANDAIGvA,,ts:So
III 80 a. n rs 30 go 90 D. m. = II 90 mldnlaht.
BERKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
tU o $2 a. nj o9c 1o D. in sleepng Cars apply at Grand
Central station or al Nos fl3. 7s5 9i2 and Broadway
IL PARK Place West l2jh-st and l3sth.st station
New York 333 Westinghouse. 12o Fulton-st and 393
Bedfordaye. T.. D.. Broohlyn
hotels and residences through to destination.
tDaiy except Sunday. DAILY except Saturday. Other
trains daily.
Above trains. except those leaving so a. m. and
u 90 n ldnight stop at 13sthst station.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
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