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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

Strayed from the premises Of the sub
scriber, on CT about Dec. 0, two large,
coarse wooled ewes. Eeach had rim 10
one ear, and one black mark on It's b'rk.
A suitable reward will be paid tor intor-
nation leading 10 their recovery.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Wellington, Dec. 12, ,02.
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Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain uncalled
for at the posioffice December 10:
Mics Maude Manning, Edward Pember,
Miss Eta Rannells, Peter Rickerson.
E.E. Hustled, P. NJ.
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Glad Tidings.

Not single article among our Christ
mas goods carried from last year. All
this years novelties.
Us. MALLORY & Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21
Twenty Per Cent. Lower

Rates for insurance than the Ohio Farmer.
In old, first-class companies with large
capital. Good protection and sure pay.
37u JOSEPH BIEEHowER, Agi,
Wellington, o., Sept. 13, l92.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21
PERSONAL.

Nellie-I want you TO use my famous
Blush OF Roses before going TO the theater
this evening, as 1t will remove that shiny
look and keep your face from perspiring.
+. d. Eel will supply you. 9 FLORA.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

A marble monument that cost $500
about fifteen years agv is offered for sale
cheap TO make room for more artistic
and durable monument In White Bronze.
Inquire of II. N. Goodwin. (44tf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

Presents for the Present.
Baskets, leather goods, jewelry, toilet
sets, ETC., etc, at popular prices.
J.S. MALLORY & ca.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21
Life Insurance.

Insure your life and property with r.
N. Goodwin, the old and established agen-
cy Rates as low as experience will al
low. Genuine indemnity in case Of loss.
ArAf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

We have just got in some j
Coftees and other goods in oil
are prepared to give you all "a
for Christmas. w. AREos
6lu West End GrON
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21
MAYORS Court.

Dec. IA, Geo. w. Crosier was placed un-
der arrest on complaint made by N. d.
Myers of Sullivan aad taken before Mayor
Couch, but his honor was engaged in the
Arnold Case ard continuance was laken
until Dec. 20. The following is copy Of
the affidavit:
iaRtM Lon NO coSNry M yhsS' 10 WELLINGTON VILLAGE.
Before me, George L. Couch. the mayor OF
sald village, personally came Nathan d. Myers,
who being duly sworn according to law, depos-
eth and saith, that on or about the 2lth day OF
october, A. ID. 1892, at the county Of Lorain,
one George W. Crosier, a manufacturer and
commission merchant, with Intent to defraud,
converted TO his own use, and failed to pay
over to the said Nathan ID. Myers. the pro-
ceeds OF sixteen thousand five hundred pounds
OF milk furnished to said George W. Cr0sier to
be manufactured Into cheese and sold by him,
the said George W. cresier, for the said Ma
than ID. Myers, said milk being OF the value OF
one hundred and ten dollars. after deduetlng
commission for manufacture and sale OF same,
contrary to the form OF the statute In such
cases made and provided and AGAINST the
peace and dignity Of the state OF Ohio.
Dec. II, 1892.
The court convened at 10 clock. but
the complaining witness failed to appear
and the case was dismissed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

Sales Of all kinds attended 10 promptly
and on reasonable terms. Orders can be
left at the ENTERPRISE office, Wellington,
for my services.
HENRY WHITE, Spencer, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

We have many Christmas novelties that
cannot be duplicated.
J.S. MALLORY & Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

Beautiful embroidered night shirts for
men at Harvey's.
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Furs

! will pay the highest market price for
all kinds OF Raw Furs delivered first door
north Of Nickel Plate restaurant, North
Main st. 4Stf] A. M. BAssETT
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

Everybody TO know that J. W. Wl
keeps the largest and best selectiod
pocket and pen knives 10 be lound ia j
rain county.
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Night shirts


Beautiful embroidered night shirts fol
men at Harvey's
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A Million for an idea

The handkerchief window and inside
trim is attracting great deal Of attention
this week at MALLORY d Co.'S.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

AUCTl0NEER.-J. II. Arndt will auc.
lioneer sales OF all kinds Of properly
Satisfaction guaranteed. p. o.: sullivan
OHIO ll4tf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

Reception and Exhibition.
Morning, afternoon and evening In the
book department. J.S. MALLORY 81 Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

II you want a few extra flue Plymouth
Rock chickens, can supply you at a rea-
sonable price. T52l FRANK W.ANDRUs.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

We are headquarters for fine and medum-prced
goods and the prices for the quality will surprise you
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

Remember, we have shoddy, inferior goods to sell
you, but guarantee everything to give satisfaction
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

Have the people had opportunity to buy rst-class,
offering.
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Church Notes.
CATHOLI,

Christmas services at 1880 and 10 o'clock
In the morning. Evening service at 7
O'Clock.
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For Rent
For Sale

The Star Bakery on North Main street.
Enquire of Mrs. M. Kunz, Hamilton ST. A
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-12-21

Our cobbling department is complete with two first
class workmeu and all work will be neatly and cheapy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

busel Early Rose choice to fancy 40 fai 6
to COED, 3O035c: Hebron choice, 3oc' co Iair ~
good. 30d33c Burbanks and white star cnoce 70
fancy. $50 40c do do do fair to good 33a 3oc IN,
fcrior ard grown potatoes, 2Oa2se new southern
prime per Dbl. S!aS5; do do seconds go 10; otner
articles unchanged. Reccips-Flour. B. 100 bills $500
sacks wheat, 900 bush corn. 1000 bush oats
1000 bush. Shipments-Wheat, 1Ol 900 bush' corn
100000 bush; oats, | 600 bush.
st. Louis, May 6.-Flour firm and unchanged wheat
went of l2c early and after partial reaction broke
down. and with slight fluctuations closed '-Sc below
yesterday; No. red cash, 80 Lac May chosen
81 &c june SO 1-4c July, 30 1.s@ so 1-4c August
70 / &c. Corn followed wheat but did not drop -
far, stopping at 34c below yesterday No. cash.
80 lie: May closed 80 l-4c; June, 35 lie; July,
- 1898 l4c; Sept. 30 l-sc. Oats also went
down. closing IL TO lc lower than Yesterday No :.
cash and May, 3Od3O 3-4c: July, 2sd2s 34c. Rye
lower, a. Barley, market. Bran irregular, rang
ing from 81 to 62 lie ut country points to Csc at
city mills. Hay steady and unchanged. Lead dun
and unchanged. Flax seed firm. 07c. Butter easier !;
creamery lGa ioc: dairy l2q ic. Corn meal firm.
~ 90. Whiskey steady. 113. Baggng and cotton ties
unchanged Provisions steady with far, far iobbing
trade Int previous quotations. Rcccipts-F1our. 5000
bbls: wheat. $4,000 bush corn. $1,000 bush; oats.
5000 bush harley. 1000 bush. Shipmcnts-tlour,
5000 bbs; wheat olo0O bush corn, 5000 bush :;
oats, 1900 bush rye. none; barley, 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
LIVE sINNK MARX FL.

N.w.york. Friday. May O-BEIVEo -Rrccip,'. IA
cari"ad- Tor -laushtle- direct including 81 carloads oT
nSd Eel Company and II ca.oai' oF miscGane2uS
shippers and There were 80 es'l%,d7 ~ ,ica ioa
owcr int SraeF, 70 6gy ,n m"% %pr rnd out thi,
@ornine gave ntue 9rttG tone r. G TIadr ar '
the ward, cleared without a "a NY, 100 n oxen
and -tgs at 70 4o bulls at - eo"sa 20 cows Al
oity de-, beef teady at chase per ~ with general
"' al are encouraging and American steers are
o,,cd n,In at idle ,-tlmaed dad weight and r.:
qerd 1ci ,hnd, h a.c n' London shipments TO-
n,y $50 cat,i on thr c-prra i4Go ouar,er, Of beef ~
9s Jsr,gy t ,d on sh s@1t tGc Murngo NJ
U%a %S cS s aq ~tcnn Of ISL ' san r
for c@ny making oaa at r. from Of 5e n sad %
She ssnpics-sherman Culver: sabefcd Pennsylvania
i' ,i, H. icN a. s. % 90 do lite s7 = s,
r g :, q d. = o 81 n 2 * Il ~ 20 d. s %
10 Ma.yso &C Dc DO '22 aGl a. At q 20 Is
81 5O IS d. i?7t n at ~ '7a; on '''O ID AZ 10 "
81 i!%5'r'i i i Chicago steers l00' d. at "a %
DO iSlSh % at = Co. 10 Chicago se. 1854 at
:, 3 % DO 1915 N at = 90; DO i.igo n a. 40 40
es g. NJ lat at r &, Do o. 20 s g r.si
o i at w % 80 d. st 2s a. 30 . n a,
Sh s d. and s Ss'H 4. q b ss Ss
g. do 80 n 1 n 81 Is 80 s a2 i at a DO 5l
| H.. at ~ 10 - ,,,. ,,o..,,,.,, .,o,s
I aGG N, al ~ % / do 100 NJ at ~ so % DO l.oos
at 81 Is 10 Ohio do 236 ~ a. - IS u do. ?os -
e sS" x at ii So do. $40 ~ at 50 50
= Sanders. 10 MARYLAND steers (stablefedl. l32l n
at ~ IS IS do 226 n at ~ IS 10 Ohio DO 3BI NJ
4, >, 10 DO III at at 4 60 20 SsS a. 9d
81 20 90 500 St q .l TO- 9S s Noe = 20
KRAFT : ridcock 10 Illinois steers. 1908 NJ at ~ 20
| W1iCU COWS-0nly head received. and no trade
| Nomlnav .tesdv at a200Sj0 per head 49,, No.
VIC pnceIuts 1 hoad-S2f 0Oth-st and 81
a. Jersey civ about 800 q arrive ct the nppe
market opened weak. apd while e~ choict
and extra Veal, sold about Thursdays figures me gen
crai market was fulv &c lower The Destruction OF IN.
nrncal aiaf,or OF Veal and Mutton Company by nrt
his morning had some effect 10 deprs the market as they
,,c cranpod for room handle their stock. and bongh
less freely than would otherwise have been The caAe
| for common 70 choice veas head
seinS NJ &c and extra heavy do at 6ac mixed lot
at 4dbc butermilks AZ 3d5 -, s.e,. H.. ooun,,,
dressed vess Ga9ac for city dressed end S1s4sc FOL
little calves,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
COTTON M\RHETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, May :, 4 p. m.--Coton-rne sales OF the
DAY included 900 bales. American-FutuTtS clOsel
quiet; American mldding. low middling claus, May
delivery 3 I'll It'd buyers: Nav and June delivery
3 III Gid BUYERS: June and July delivery, 6364d,
BUYERS: july and August delivery, l-Gid4 2-6id.
August and september delivery, 46fd., buyers sep
teniber delivery 6-Gia4 7-6ld. September and DC
tober delivery i G-cifa4 7Gid: October and Novem-
Der delivery, i 3Gld, sellers; November and Deem
Der delivery I Ibid, buyers.
Norfolk, May d-Cott9n firm mddlng. &C.; -. low
ceps 537 bales gross receipts, 5o7 bales; exports
coastwise $50 bales; sales 1870 bales; stock, 20014
bales Weckly-Net receipts, Isis bales: gross re
cepts, 260S bales exports TO Great Britain, 3o 800
tales; exports coaswise, 6,423 bales sales 146d
bales. ~
savannah Nav G.-COtton quiet: mlddling lice
low middllng q 1l-1Gc.: good ordinary, 5-16c. net
and gross receipts 273 bales; exports coaSwise 2o'
bales: sales % bales: stock 81 30 bales. Weekly
Net and gross receipts. 6.045 bales; exports coaswise
! 130 bales sales. 925 bales: ,,,
New orleans, May Cotton firm midding
7 | lGc low mlddling, 5Sc; good ordinary. Sc
net receipts 2,o32 bales gross receipts. LOB bales
expors TO Great Britain, 1850 bales: exports TO thf
Continent 3647 bales sales, 400 bales: stock
l7Gg57 bales. wcckly-Net receipts 1890 bales
rros receipts 10 s52 bales exports to Great Britain
7I5 bales exports to France. 1888 bales exports
"a thc continent 1O.9-9 bales; exports coastwise
: :,is bales sales. BOO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS..
rrAruErs OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORk DEALINGS
In wheat speculative circles the crop and weather news
subodnated renewed fear Of the ieopenne Of Rus
sian competition All the talk centred on the Cars ska'c
and the possibility OF the removal Of the WOhbl
ton Of exports Private cables were oClorcd somewhat
b. senterrt but the general impression Is growing
prohibition VIII be liited ere long one dlSpI,
stating that the edic would b. revokd on H'S csy
ness and longs unoaded frey ioieiRneiS 100 ooo
TO tie selling side and the n1ps Of @ cents fhc
market was without numerous bull ,nnuhce' , Dm'
they Of little effect eaGss wsre oe Sce Mcrc
liberal interior movement Wa nsh., ~
SSy4e took place AND oisr HnsvVsOe TsaTS s,an
famSrs' ,ms bng The speculation aggregated $3.50 O09
seo TED to s 81 cn so, N Wheat 1O %ss Weak
5000 bushels part being !" afri'e "'i"R '''o ''o
SzVo Weakened urdcr the weigh: Of the heavne-s In
wheat and the respecting the removal Of me @
.sa The options c pSTn sacfwaI planting and better
essIss The longs urcaded mCeracT v, OK sP1t cora wa
less and weker snspdb ne oOx he co1 iI nn
soc sasss 5 Ss. bought e. dS{
bush. but even this was o. no "'''' " '"" ~ ~
ld' hrosr sa points hevness in grain There
were $50 terces sold on the slo.ss
W Nh ana, 81; June 81 July. Ola August 81
s'P eSr"eMa SC Sc june 49, july 47 August 49,
ssEsnoM y ;ss' June s July s'+ August ss''
asd:Nsy. 1913; July 60 81 August 50 co. Sep
xe TeS rsee Pss q gSa
follow. Wheat S9 clo ers aso Sso o3 bushes -four
sc2ss packages Chicago ao M h.S s@a 81 M Ss
@ arrival. %A, bushels so San %
els; -four. 10 3s3 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
THE URECKED OVERLAND EMPRESS.
RECOVERING THE BODIES OF THE VICTIMS FROM

RECOVERING THE BODIES OF THE VICTIMS FROM
THE RUINS OF THE BRIDGE AND TRAIN.
Fort Madison Iowa, May 6.-The scene of the
Santa Fe Railroad wreck presented a fearful appear
ance to-day. scattered about in confusion was the
wreckage Of the cars all Of them having been com
pctely demolished with the exception OF the last
sieeeping-car, which remained on the track The
bodies OF the victims were at undertaAer's shop
The who was killed was found TO be Mrs
&. Bausch, Of san Bernandine, Cal. Her babe had
evidently been drowned Luther Cornelius, the
dead brakeman, most disfgured, his head and
face being gashed and his skull broken in several
places. The brotherhood of Railway Tranmen have
taken charge of his BODY William Hines one Of the
victims, large strongly built man. lie lad
evidently struggled hard for liberty. 1t Is said that
he had gone into the chair because he would not
pay 81 so for berth In the sleeper, offering ~ for
II. S. f. Nerklers body In fearful condi-
tiVn. His head face, neck and shoulders. were a
mass Of bruises and jagged cuts. There have been
kilograms sent from Peoria and Forest. Illinois, for
his body. The only body thus far shipped j., that
vi Lou Markes, which went this morning % his moth
ers home at Sumner, No. lie was probably drowned,
there being few cuts his body.
Many Of the passengers who escaped left here
this morning for Chicago the local passenger
train. Among them Major Hudson. the editor
VI 1.-THE Topeka Capital" who candidate for
the seat Of Senator ingalls, He said "Whcm The
train went down there such babel Of cries and
horrible confusion Of grJans that one usually expects
The storm was raging at Its height, and the night
Was very dark. Work was begun at once on the
wreck, but the light OF lanterns gave only hickcDng
beams, and IT wa daylight before any elective service
could be rendered.
In the express car the tralnmen found small burro
in box, which completely wedged in Nv the
timbers Of the II taken out unhurt The
most pathetic sight that Of Mrs. BausCh and her
dead infant, lying side BY -iie while the little daughter
two jcars DID, irving ptcUusy for her dead
fonia Express with ito $50 people, which wa the
train due at that time, the disaster would have
been far worse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

sses-G. Dennocx extra veals 100 = averac e.. at
d. lss ss ef t sS f hs eav at 'fs sj
n at fed calves, lac n, at 4c buternhlk calves
Hume Mullen 81 ysals $50 n. at oc Il DO ~ n:
at less 81 log do 1870 ~ at 5ac lOi DO il o ~ a.,
Sc; DO II n, at Sc; do, 100 ~ at DC ~ mixed
Jelds SV Wight Co. 80 vcals 1873 ~ at SIC 80 do
ls} ns: at q Hollis Sf i2 % 2ea at ,e
n ~ 90 rs n at s. so; rs do, 1873 H. at - %
j. ?, Nelson 8: MIXED calves rs H. at Aac; 20 but
Judd s i'ne kiienan 20 veal, 1919 H. at She sc do
1873 n. at Sac. ,,.c
snE ASp e HAh lGS "ssS faxF: iS %
head-ls carloads at 6Othst carloads az Jerscy Cit any
sheep and lamb, M of .a4c PR n and me lens s, "s o
not eeacd Cnshom sheep cold At 80 o0ms ~ er 40,
n :p as 90 o. clipped d. @ at 4 25as ea sae5
Very few spring lambs in market STEADY a. s'"o' pa
mutton lower 9Sosc dssGa a%' a, W s
ss-s~D Harrington 572 clipped Western sheep.
81 sc "a S IS do ps Gs 100 n g? 90 "a
at SO 20 ~ cippei Michr,n lambs Il n a. 50 90
sS 81 cnG s % 90 Mcs b, m0 IS sa
s. n at = % sate Do Sa n a = es sIIoPd l So
Sa D. 81 r. at s. 81 s g extra westsrn sj
at : go . western S DO s. 'O at ess I 2o cppS
ohio lambs. 20 N. at 80 IS IS Western do. rs n. al
Hume Mullen I55 unshorn State sheep. 1903 n
B. & s2 @o Co go cnpsd Western sheep
Judi ( buckingham; 2is clipped Western sheep. 81
- NJ. Collins: 20 clipped Michigan lambs. 10 N. al
J.; n: rdcock & Sons: 2a5 clipped Western sheep
t. head sold Market quoted nrIncr at - ood - p 9e
ssl'~-roIrc Wright 6 Co.: II pigs. at 81 % rci
100 n L rough Do. a. ~ %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
TIE STATE or Trade.

hiIo 200 a"y bush Sp T sa spo at D % Ia
% jsc 10000 bush do at 02 l-2G02 5-sc. closing
AT ODE 10000 bush do e. L. T.. AT at 81 Bic: l1uOJ
Is 900 bush DO at 90 7-c closiHg at 9oc 5000 busl
No ! Northern. spot. A. so 1c. .OoOO bush do
az so &C. closing at SOC 10000 bush do, c. T.. al
- SC 10000 bush do at r, lie. closing at - Bic
-, 900 bush 30 Northern. pot! AT oi', closing .,
II &c; 10 900 bush do g. T. T.. at -3c, closing az
=. SIC. Winter wheat In fair demand. sale>-6ooo
bush No. = rcd al Dic In store j carloads 40 Mht.
nj gic, I'm store. Corn very dull and easier, NO. !
yellow, 4-c No. do. A. Sic, No. =, DC, No. s.
AZ 3Ac f. store, asked. oats DUH sales carload
no / Whit" ut 80 34c carloads No. white ~
% a35 Ice carloads No. , whii" at 81 lie
NO. mixed. 3ic asked track. No. white, III
store 3Jc. Rye hrmer: NO =, sc asked on tIi'k
Flour quiet; best spring. - 55o4 - 90 winter
ard unchanged. Canal frlghts dull and lower
Wheat. e corr . j-c naxSeec. 7-ec Receipts
flour. 1000 bbls: wheat. 367 900 bush corn
5000 bush. Canal shipment. Wheat, lU,Wo bush
mc1s- Flour. $4,000 bbls wheat. 900 bush corn
30 900 bush oats. 1900 bush.
baltimore. Nay 5.-Flour steady. unchanged; re
c,pta r.O35 bbls. shipments, l-.'1H bbis' SAFE
$50 bbl- Wheat easier No red pot ~, i4H :,
NAV Did % lac June. 81 idO3 july ~ Tia Red
stock $685. bush; sales, $1,000 bush. southern
" heat strong: Fur1, n2dgsc: L0ngberry. 0t0 pc
Corn easy mixed spot. 40 "a 80 IS MAY, 49, -
asked June ~ 5--di7 1.-c July, a. 5r9 ~ ic re
s75 4ig bush; sales, 10000 bush. southern corn
,rnnr. white 500 30 &c. yellow. J0di0 &c. oats
quic, aud steady 40. white Western, 37d3o &c
So y mixed, do, - 20Jjc. receipts. $1,000 hn>1
took lOj.jl5 bush. Rye quiet, No. - ~" &c
.tork s5s2- bush. Hay firm good l. choice timothy
Si5@ 10 Grain ircisits quic'. unchanged o'l,r
article, unchanged
r,ic.oo Nav e-lha leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
For LAKEWOOD.
Train. len We above station via
LEHIGII VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls and the West

BIS a. m 7.3o p m. Sundays. 7.S8 p m,
For Easton 700, SIS a m; 1870. 2.15. SD 51A
7.sO D. M sundays, sl5. 100 a M; 40 7Ss y: m
For bethlehem, Allentown and MAuch Chunk, Z. w. SD
m: 1880. 3 Is ol5, 100 D. IN. Sundays, SIS. 400
For i, Iatieton. SIS a. m 1890 345 7.so p M sun
days. s.I5. II 90 a M; 80 y. m; ,.
points In the Mahanoi coal region. AZ $40 a. m :;
IL 10 As D. NJ Sundays. sl5. llOO a. ~,
Ior WI K, ,tarre, P.tbtOn and scranton. SD a. m
10 20 SIS 100 p. III. sundays. except Scranton
73TS sr Enmira. SIS a. M: $780, 100 p Sundays.
1.3S p. NJ -, .,, 10 ,,.o.,r.d =. TO %,
e6l iiI Ts5 9i2. lao Broed"9Y; - Mur ay',t 81
w, f3-th,t New. York: 1913 Washington-t 7o6 Full
ton AZ Drooklyn and "a Br,advay. Williamsburg
Ws.t,ot'. FADES. Co. viii call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence Ia destination ,,.,,
H'uk =, McIFOD u q. HANCOCK.
~ pr,,t q Cen MFR Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
n,,,o,r.N ppODVCE MARKET.

Lyeruool NAV q. 3 rs p. m.-Beef In ialr demand.
porS a. Do Hemsnd Hams in good demand short
eut about 10 b. firm at , ai' o. =, h"c% 20 n,
frm AZ %os "a shoulders-About IL TO Is 70. firm
q as Cheese in fair demand Do dal Ew. ID P S
at o5s Rosin IN poor demand Lard-spot and
ure poor demand prime western este sP9s ana Mss
In fair demand: No. 2 red winter steady at Is 90
Flour in demand CSspo, s,s In fs s r@ al
~ q l.2d: NAV steady at As lid June steady III
= 1914: july steady at As I'D Hops al
konAonPadfc Coast-There Is nothlhg oHerhg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07

COFFEE-Incrascd activity was noted In B1Ll
growtls the spot, and prices had ste'Iy -s"Pbr.
No quoted l22c. sales. 1000 bags 40 :, 70;
do. I26sc and 900 bag. 40 iS,-c Ma hd
gr>- dun. Option trading was fairy active ahn IN.
market tended higher. closing at an az incr m ~
points Cables were higher local short covered IN
liberal way. both Of which had strengthening 'h"'r
The activity - spot lot. also contributed t. tn. re,
IIavrc rose l2aa, r. and Hamburg closed PIC ~ttf ~
some cas,s. London unsettled. - T.. mn
quotations May Cos "a June 51> 90 July .3'' 81
August 55s 81 September Dos I'D October DOS 80 lio
quotes ordinary 40 slc-, u 900 9ooi second 10
kilosl 10 $50 exchange (prya'e ia r"ccllt> ~ ~"
coo bags; Rio ceafaAces 10 United STATE, 1000 ihg
RIO cleapncee 20 Europe. 5000 bags no .tocE .I"p
rags RIO market-Barcly steady. Receipts In santos
600 bag: Santos 339 900 bags santos mars'i
Quiet. Good santos 10 500; cleared IRON
Santos NAV 3. Ptolny. 10000 f"g- receipts nt I1
Iuly 10 MAY J. 1897 $40 600 bag- ~linc tim" ISL
oSG 200 hays same time 1890 2l42 600 bags receipts
M santos july May B. 1892. 1921 900 bags ZANE
time 1891 lngs time 1880, 1,slO.OVO t1ss
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Business in crude certificates continued neglected
at the stock Exchange yesterday. At the Consoli-
dated Exchange there WAS a slight Increase In the
trading which amounted to 1900 barrels in options
Prices were easier In tendency. falling 10 - In
81 II cents against % Us cents Thursday night Lue
production Of the Mcdonald field regained It's loss OF
the previous day and the temper of the market was
more bcarish
Refined petroleum was unchanged at go cents per
gallon i'm barrels $3.50 cents In bulk and 600 cents In
eases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp IL francs
Bremen $50 marks and London ! Is pence.