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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, May Acknowledgements last twenty ,fonr
hours, 5000 head total for tho week thus lar looIo
head; for tir time last week, oo9O ,ead
G Unsigned through 5000 head TO New orA, Leo
head on sale 40 heal market strong and irm ;
all sOh lIOgs-lieccipts last twp'y -i0ur houis
200 head total for tue week thus far, VI o1o heau
for the same time last week. Ge 800 head cDis,SHeu
through. IL 200 head New York, ',SOO heau Oh
sale 400 htnd market opened stronger and closed
easier for light grades shoep and lambs.kecelp. =,
last twenty hours 400 head total for tie week
thus far. $1,000 head for the same tune hsi Week.
- 800 head; consigned through, 3'ooO ne,ln 70
New-York l. 500 head on sale 3.ecO head market
opened lower with fair dcma d and closed closed wea a
clipped sheep choice to fancy wethcrs' - ~" ~
cuils common. So s. 20 clipped amOs' omo',c
fancy So ~ 50 fair to good, ~ 21@So o'' c"iS "
cOmm0, - 15a ~. -. . .
Chicago. May 20" The Evening Journal rePoL,,s
Catile-iieccipls 500 head shipments, 3,ooo hean
market strong shade higher on best steers '"p
prices, - 2ja ~ 50 no prime steers On a'l" com, d
mon ~ jO0 ~ -: Texans, s5 3d. - 80 cows anu
hcifers q. oOo ~ -. iIogs-Rcceips, 10000 heau
shipments nonc. market active, 10 cents higher >
rough and common. ~ "a 20; mixed ara paIIne,s
~ Goa ~ ~ prime heavy and butchers Wclgn.o,
So 75a - IS: light, ~ Goa - 10. shecp-Receipts
5000 head shipments, 100 head; market act Nv
irregular Texans. 40 5Oa ~ % other clipped % iO~
- 80 lambs. 50 j0a So 80; spring lambs - 'o"@o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There has been another sharp rise IN the output
OF the Mcdonald field and the trade Is once again dis
appointed In expectations OF a material dminution In
the supply OF oil IN Southwestern Pennsylvania. with
summer near ut hand the prospect Is diminishing OF
any check to the heavy accumulation OF stocks above
ground Yet there no acute weakness In yester-
days crude oil market. business showed an Increase
and prices made concc On,, but the final grrs We're
unchanged. The sales in options amohi'cd 10 1-;Vty
barrels but after a fall to - Ia cents prices sllisa
10 % rs cats sales OF cash oil, however could
not be made at better thar 81 "a cents. IaGIlB
again was neglected at the stock ENchangt ihe
narrowness OF speculation tends 10 restrain couluehi
bear operations, but there Is no demand tnat "o"u
Offset any pressure from discouraged holders. 1t,
Refined oil was unchanged ut 800 cents per ealloh
I'm barrels $50 cents il bulk and $50 cents III cases
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, u rs ii"I's'
Bremen. 5.7j MARKS L0ndcn, D Is pence
Oh CITY Penn May 20. National Transit eeftAc t
opened j5rc hghe-t 50c; lowest oo's eosJa, ~
sales. $4,000 bbl. clcala4ces, 100000 Do's' 'hpne"'
l.;3. i9l bbls runs 7ci20 bbls 800 ,,. ..,s..,.
pittstrrg Penn May % National transit ceftih, at'
opened oj2C closed at j5'-ci highest o'se lowest
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
Tur TpTp OF THE IIKRiRIINS.

Washington. May 20 Special. The largest party of
Librarians that ever travelled together arrived nj the
Ebbit House at 30 tonight. Their day in Baltimore
devoted TO business session at The Peabody lit
st,ute and the pleasures provided By tie hospablc
citizens and interesting in 7tuons OF Baltimore TIE
association welcomed by DR.. Euler, Of the Peabody
Institute and President Gilman, Of Johns Hopkins.
after which the muc-vcXcd question OF library arch
lecture was the subject Of animated discussion. G. C.
sOu!e whose frank criticism Of the Boston Public
Library building has attracted considerable attention,
said that in building library few letters as possible
should he tut on It's future development II should
be designed TO quiet for the student. and
not be show place for sightseers. The trustees
prize TO Librarians FOR the best interior.
DR.. Poole explained the special constructive features
Of the Newberry Library designed to hold eventually
100000 of volumes Melvil Dewey spoke in favor
Of museums, Libraries and lecturcrooms combined.
President Gilman said library architecture should in
splre the student Later, at the EnOch Pratt Free
Library. the founder addressed the association. The
other Libraries OF the city visited. The presi
Gent and faculty OF johns Hopkins University re-
was served In the gymnasium. Dr. II. d. Adams
described the work Of the historical department.
William T.. Walters opened his private art gallery TO
the association, and Johns Hopkins Hospital and the
Womans College also rendered their hospitality.
Tomorrow the session will be held at the Column
bian University, and In the afternoon President
Harrison receives the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
GRIM And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The advices from the West and southwest have
now assumed such unfavorable aspect mat uie
bulls in cereals have developed decided confidence
In wheat the speculative transactions were Oh
large SCALE II 100000 bushels being dealt in in op
tions and prices buoyant. The shorts were
free buyers to cover contracts the foreign element
outside account The weather figured rs the main
bull point, ard prices rose 2d2 j-o cents There
were reports Of vet weather In tho West followed
BY a cold wave and freezing temperature III INC
Northwest snow and rain fell, aud mere were Pr,
dictioIs of severe frost Russia and tI1n'c huu
bad crop news aud the Western markets "G,o
enor receipts were small, aud the cable advlccS ce
higher bOtn from the nited Kingdom and the Con
tncnt, serving to augment the trmneSS July oP,loh'
opened at u 3s0Jl IA cents and rose to W l."
~ 4 cents. May opened at 30 IS cents, and rose
10 % 2oO2 II cents. spot wheat was also decidedly
higher and $1,000 bushels were taken for export.
1Lr milling demand reached Il, coo bushels.
Corn WAS active, excited and buoyant on the con
timed uniavoable weather ana backward s t,
Chicago and higher cable, Tie options gained 3-f
n - cents. spot lots were up 203 cents and scarce
There $1,000 bushels sold to exporters. 80,
CAT, were stronger. because of the rise In wheat ana
corn, but less wa. dong. Cash oats were La"
Lard gained ia 10 points in sympathy with grain.
There were sales Of LOO tierccs on the spot.
The final quotations were rs follows:
Wheat-ilay. ~ II June, ~ - Jniy' % II >
Conway. - - June. % 3-5 July, 81, August
'' 0ai,-Nay. Is; june. - II; July. 81; August,
20 -. september. 80 - cents.
Lard-Any. ~ 50 July. 81 -; August. ~ 10
Tho receipt, OF grain and nOr reported yesterday at
New York, ilindc .pia, Baiin0w ana B.,lOn Weie a.
ell OATS l2.i2j bushels; total grain 023io bushels
nour. IO.41i packages Al Chicago, Mi!wankec ana
corn .:,g IG7 bushels oats. 153:is9 bushels total
grain, 44o .755 bushels; flour. 22,1i1 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
Tile TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May 90 (Specla).-There were SHOWS up
In Minnesota, the Dakotas and Iowa to-day. IL seemed
AS IL nature was bent on Gaping tie climax. The
signal service predicted frost for the Dakots,
Minnesota. Iowa. Nebraska Illinois and Missouri to
ni,ht The result, on the price, If grain were tile
natural ones Wheat advanced almost 3 cents. July
sold from =. to - -, and closed at - % cents
All m. bear high rollers" were stampeded Cudahy
bought AN cnormOu, amount of wheat. Partridge
had the pit full of brokers all the session wright
had a biz short line Ia cover; - had Kaufman, on
It. Louis. 1t wild weather market. with the
country adding the excitement by sending IN buSlhs
oder, The weather viii be clear in the West 10
morrow Int # win be cold Corn for May sold at
o. cents and closed at 81 cents. July sold rom A.
Ia la cents and closed at - cents. IL turned ont
that two OF the big buyers In wheat were also com
PEELED be- the big buyers in corn II was assumed
that Partridge I'm Il worse plight than any other
II was figured that he had short line oi several
million bushels to cover The receipts were only 2o6
car, and the estimate for Saturday only 100 cars
only II cars OF the lot graded contract. IN oats
prices advanced cent, and closed NJ ABOUT tue
ron July sold 10 81 - cents and closed there.
June kept at about the price Provisions caught
some ~ the brreyc Pork advanced 80 cents barrel,
lard IL :. cents and ribs ID cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING, MATEHlAL-Thcre is an ample stock OF
ever, thing and prices remain practically The sane-
crly i'm the HavcrstFaw hard brick quoted OF - ~
a-6; Jersey. j0as5; tishks - 25Gsj 5Oi uPriN.f
Gnyd rs - 49, pale. al 750;2 % o.end2lc ecnent
10a95c pr Dbl American Portland, Al 75ds2 German
l0rtlnnd - 35ds2 10; English Portland, - -OaF2 80
Kock land common lime, y0c per Dbl and d. hh!~hlng
~ laths - 30 per 1000; goats hair 2la24ci catue
hair 1GG Sc. go .,
RINDING TWINE-In active GenAnd sisal IS quoted
at Sc standard at 9'2c and standard mixed at lo2c I
Mia 12i,c These pic"s ar. on carload ot- o. o. Nc"'
C0FFEE1t was very oue: day n Brazil eTowthS on On
the suot with prices barely steady. NO no quosu ~
i$al5c sale 20Jo bags santos, private tei",; N mo-
growths also slow In the contract line thet "ls 10
Special activity yc: the general tone wa gum o hrn
covering: and after few feeble chans, IN , marS e
vices notd rise Of SO H. while HAMBURG coIed ga On On
iatc months ohcial quotations 80 p r. o N sag
icnbcr Sos I'd October 56 Rio quotes First o'dn nary
Exchange priystej. liS- receipts in Rio 1000 bsg.
Rio caronces - United States 10 600 bags no car,
Europe, nothing; Rio stock $4,000 iHgs 10
market firm. Receipts In santos, 1000 bag; Sahto,
stock 35S 0n bags Santos market quiet GOOD a'aec
10 $50. Receipts Rio July 10 May Il? ls?-
$40 900 bags same time 1891 2,l1GOoo hg>; N,nr
time 1900 900 b.es Receipts ct Sontos JuD d 10
bags SANE time 1890, 1s27 900 bags. Total sales here
1ar In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore May 2O.-Flour steady unchanged re
ceipts JI2G bLls: shipments l6o2o bDIs' SaieS,
2O5O bbls. Wheat unsettled and higher; NO = reu
spot oD4 lac: MAY. g3 lie asked June ~
~ I-sc: July 81 I-2aOI Sac steamer No. : red SOC
bid receipts, 13,76o bush, stock. 'H3,3o4 Di3n ;
sales 80 900 bush. Southern wheat steady ruiz
!UdOjc: Longbcrry, 92o 0jc. Corn active ana Irm :
mixed pot 3, :}4o 5ic: May SAC asked; june
~ / ) 4 - &c: july o. l-ea53 IA steamer mixed,
% lc bid; receipts, - ,OIo bush; stock. l9O664
bush sale. 10000 bush. southern corn strong
white and yellow, J3o - lie. oats steady No
white. Western 80 l2u37 lie: No. mixed 90
81 I-2c asked receipts 1000 bush; stock, lo2o2l
bi,h RYE quiet: 80 = &c; stock, 77.943 bush
Hay steady: good to choice timothy. ~ j)a Tl1 90
Grain frei:hs qnlet Cotton firm midlling. 5.ltc
Provision, firm. Butter steady. Eggs firm - Pc
toicc FIRM RIO cargors. fair III e, No. !, - -7@
- ! 70. sugar firm Copper steady. refined, ii :"
IL 34c. Whisky, ~ ~ - -.
Buffalo. MAY 2O.->pring wheat quiet 3 cars NO. l
hard sold AT 9ic. closing al 90 , sc, cars 40. !
northern sold AT Ole. closing n 81 o-c l4oOo Dhsl
40. northern sold at -Gc, closing at -b 'I-7c, NO.
| hard. g. l. f., closed at 80 3--c, 10000 bush No.
! northern. g. T.. sold at - 200Oc, closing at
90 j-c. Winter wheat unsettled ears No. red
-old AT 81 %. closing ~ 81 lie. askcd; ii cars
No. white sold At Ole, closing at - lie, asked.
Corn dull but closed strong ard higher; No. yellow.
Isr: 80. > do. 81 aAc 40 . corn. jJc asked IN
store. OatS opened strong. closed II . higher
= ear, No. = white sold 3-0 , . ic. 3Jc asked J
car, ~ , white sold at 31o 3-c. > ears No. mixed
sold at 3j0 Bic, 40. whit" IN store. sc
Ch,oso May .0-rhc leading iturs ranged a fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21

detected 1856 n at So so; 60 Michigan yearlings 0s d.
at 8 so 1870 do, so n. at SSH On -. 90
$50 do, 81 ~ at 50 s72 $50 Kentucky ycarlings % p
at p 25 l53 Michigan do, 20 N, at - 10. 81 do oos H.
NJ Collins: 239 Michigan sheep, sG n, at SO 10 ia
Ohio do 80 ~ - 80, us do. 20 N. at 50 %; 100
DO - ~ a. 500 - DO 10 ~, at 81 20 90 ohio year
lings. G3 ~ at 81 80. .on
u. Hpple & Co: 2s Kentucky sheep (unshornl. 70 ~
at - - - Kentucky lambs IS n, at ~ co. 80 no. ~
n, at ~ CO. -
d McPh, lson Co: % unshorn Virginia sheep Il 3D.
at - ; 81 Virginia lambs, O2 u. az 30 .. az "a
j: - Pdcock & sons: ~ jersey lambs at - oo
per head. 90 -
HOGS-Rcceipts % carloads or $3.50 heed-l6 car
load at 4otht and carloads at jersey CITY, 'FNe'
firm at Sjd:j 40 per 100 n. - . 1900 -,
Tune Mullen sold IA state hogs, POI 10 aNer'Hc a
- 40 per 100 . | do go n, at -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. May 20. p. m.-Cotton-The sails OK
the day inclndc 100 bales. American. Futures
cose, firm American Middling low middling clause,
Nav delivery. 2-G4a4 3Gld May ard June delVsry'
4 9'Glo $3.50 Jun. and July delivery, 3oG
1 l,,id: July and August delivery, 6-6Id sellers :
August and september delivery. std buyers >epcm-
lor delivery. 10 ti0i / ltid september ana Ort1
her delivery 1861 4 II old. october ana NOvcm-
her delivery l2-Gfo 1864: November and Deem
Der delivery. 4 l5-Gid sellers.
Galveston Nav 2O.-COttOn steady; miGding,
-c: low mldlnng. 69idc, good ordinary. -l6c ,
net aud gross receipts. 1903 bale, sales 400 bals :
SINNERS % bales, stock. 2-.OjD bales Weekly -
Nsr and ..ros, receipts. 329+ bales exports coNwise
~ bale: salcs so bales >pluners, >? bales.
Norfolk. May 3O.-Cotton firm. middlinc | &c :
low mddling. 1l-lGc. good ordinary. tie; net and
gross receipts lj6 lal,s exports coastvs', bal
s-,le. $50 bales. stock tactUnn l-.3G bnl> Weekly
Net receipts 2.lbG; CIu>- receipts 2.i:o bales: eN
p,rt, 10 Great Bitan. $500 hal.s 4 the continent.
1l6 bales, wise. 300 bae. sale. 2Sij bales.
Correction Md - Norfolk net re eipis sine" plem
Der /, sob bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
NEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Trains leave West i-d.>t at Z 90 n. NJ. 10 min.
ute earlier from foot Iayst). for Lake MOhonk. Lake
Minnewaska and Waikiki Valley Il. II. stations, Middle.
town Blooming burgh Port Jcryls Monticello Ellenvls
Fasbursh Liberty Livingston Manor. Hancock, Carbon.
dale Scranton Walton Delhi Sidney Norwich Edmeston.
W.ca Rome oneida. oswego. Detroit Chicago and points
West. 49, -
3,iJ p. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Mime
wasks. waikiki valley ,tatons MddieoYn Bloomi ming
Lake. Livingston Manor
700 T. VI. Middletown, Pittsburgh. Liberty Lv.
ing,on Manor. Rockland. Walton. sidney Norwich.
Oneida O.wcgo. Rochester Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chi.
caco and West Pullman S.cepers reclining chair car
frcc Suspen- ion Bridge. Daily all other trains daily.
except Sunday. -,
Pullman drawing. room seats aud seepne car herths
obtained az 1928 Broadway. New York. j. {. ANDERSON
G. T. A.. So Beaverst.. New-Yolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21

FLOUR AND NEAL-FLOt It-WaS generally strongrr.
in keeping with the buoyancy in wheat 1h.rc wa
city nl Extras 70, tn wc.t Indie .prtns wheat.
a}T Ma is aI Tor a my" 1 oo beo . 400 S' or
including 800 bbls low extra 81 9Jo - - 400 bh,
Mnne~oa cItis ). s5asi 90 some iot he'd at =
3 S5qsS 2ioo IGis me i soa = 90 QaoiI,n "
ctgy mll. Wc.t Indie. 4 56ai % patents, - goa
g G5asS % ordinary to choice 81 4oqfi 30 cnolr" b.
tprins wheat low eSa a. s. IS 3; ca 8 5a,4 so
naas oaay b o' chSSic . STE" i5Ss ,' iiacy
e. isg ri 1nf r. - go 5o -,roinc - 21a75
SALES 500 bbs. including low ceira>. at - G5as3 81
IT'S s ana i f1 oa Ss' aaa 3D. n Ra"s 80
Mik :S" x f@9>, III ioy ''a5 hr f
,,sry, active yellow weccrn quoted at ~ G3073 and
FOREIGN ,DEIED FRUIT While the bushes &.
shy OF bnng cGa[3cle ere l. ,noufh Of 70 S
steady basis. Valencia ril.ins oGstak. quoted at IA
- to oS cc%a Ioe 1f iod$ d"d % r ay
zcd3he; currans. bbl, 2iaca2'c cltron. l6ac lemon
Fnch in IcSe. e caiorna III VA" T12ragona aimoad
GR&ix w3liTHT% .neis
sTr q e "S Sas sS, @ei s, $s:sa ' %
buyers early and the covering Of shorts quit
Sr outside e@at hc S sHt , SS%cd T' Of ard
g. one period hrre was an advance q closing at
the weather and crop conditions were nc pinc"
old tory Of continued moisture. followed by cold
Of r 1 d SSS sn n 'ST o " ADJ
vices from ebroed were also unfqvorabc c.Pcciy IN
ana sa5Ie nv. adm
cio.ed a,a1,.d NJ on futures London stronger aud
bghr ci0 H,mrp nr f% and Ene eany
quiet Another element % strength ne light ntcno
me wess wc. F' on % a" I'D " and
F iG%t& e sarG selling ori III los and o coupled
with more T, gSs Dnes @s oG Gy The and s oav led e
aving or 2, 2ac Jny raoged from 9-c ., thr out,
Tiyai. a, interior point, 10 - bush ,prag am
.977 bush winier ogain,t ~ o7i and 90 ~, bush
rcaiaacS, Tito lu,1 %S "s ' and 100 pfs
O., ia''c Got NE COD ss .ycf e. cheek 6n'
Northern sping at Ia~c over Nav; so red lnost
&c over July: uoaradcd Manitoba .nrta q SEE
7ac ard "9sadCd rcd wilrg H. 9uotd anI@ h ,,
delivered sales q 80 bush flturc ia 900 bush
4 co., merging Sa rG aSos al 9Sc s' oo % 60 Noc
sprlne. at glhst3.c; go do SSec; ansl&1td Man'-
n" . Nav O.ao3ec. clo ine at :2isr do June. 9OA"
S do sc q 20 g Jury" lc . F'" do Sp p.
%e5 10 ' 6eS '.g Son o az s 'S DO Mo
s03, 97'.a9''.e cosina at 2s' ,tyE.Hc9arce anl
d nslH .S and bdaso1as BARLEY %Sn NAH 81
qlecd M IN t,c eHgitc@cn' rGvG cam ~,
nud ANXIETY on tG l@,t ~ The st5n T %e
The volume Of speculation asercgatei nearly 100000
s3 %od cS the ec s ne, 's sn G
higher grading Wet continued both Of which
2.@sc with ght offerings cions stIoig shipper tool.
and steamer yeio@, 5oaaj7 earanc,, ~ b,h
Sales $500 coo bush future s1ooo bush spot including
S SnSadsa sc @G Sa sa"st e%s vSie at
G ay% ,'sr ass q '0o jaa aSal
At 56. No July Sla5ac slons a, S,e 40 Agsg
so:i sss q S!S'"s R, %hci
there ~s' on ss s" T :. % the s OF the dy
4 % sps ,'s@s o GS
o.-uto1 No VII lie At
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Trims leav above station via
LEHlGM VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

sI5 a. M. 40 y. m. sundays, Sl5 a. m, 7.30 p. IN.
ror Easlon, 100 SIS a. l2.30. 9. 10 S.t5. SIS,
13O D. m sundays 90, sl5, II 90 m; 40. $50 m.
tor beh men Is S rs 1 d. 1 SuSdays IL
For Haaleon SIS a. m. 1890. s45 7so D. m. Sun.
deys: s;l5, il.So g. M, i 40 p N, r.,or
IL 80. 3ai p. m. sunday. SIP II 90 a. m
For wikcsbarrc PittstOn and Scranton, S.15 q. N.
1880 3.45, 7.3o p. II. Sundays except Scranton.
fr Eimira sis a. H.; $780, 7so p m. Sundays.
s Ii a M. $50 y. m.
26I as. Is5, 9i2, ilio Broadway % Muray-st. 3ll
West lo5ui.st New.York: 1913 Washngto ST. 726 Full.
ton a. Brooklyn. and "a Broadway, Williamsburg.
Wc.tco.t Express Co will call for and check bacrags
from hotel or residence TO destination.
A. A. Mcleod c. q. HANCOCK
Pfes't 4 Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass Agent.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W IN. Y. c. H. r. H. Co, Le,see') o,
Trains leave 42d.st. North River station New.York
follows and 90 minutes earlier from 1927 Of Jay-st RI
a.iv except Sunday, Of Coeyman's Junction.
7:1J 4. M.-Daily for Albany; daily except Sunday.
1000 4. M-Daily for Ncwburs Albany. Utica, Syra.
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chi
eseo; daily. except SATURDAY, for Toronto
1t,11 M-Dafly except sunday, for Albany and CticA
a,i0 r. M-Daiiy except sunday for Albany
Sis p. III. Daily, for Albany MOnttesi. Utcs Syt~
aee 81 Louis daily except saturday for Toronto.
6..tO NJ Sunday, for Newburg, Albany,
Saratoga Montreal 80 -
ter Buiialo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit, Chicago
II tsWvRrRSTRAw LOCALS PAS. 's:i5 p. NJ.
HEWRII R, LOCALS 20. 1918 a. NJ; Il rs, 80,
"a; q 40 II :45 =. NJ.
sesnngcars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. De-
'o .Day For tickets, timetables. paror and sleeping
car accommodations information. apply Offices Brook
333 126 Fut0nst. ONCE. foot
Fuitcn, st. NewYork city l1S. .7 3es 1885, 9i2 Broad
e Ss.tionA G. LAMBERT. General PsssenSeF ASsAA.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
station IOst Of Liberty ST.. North River
Time Table in effect May Is. 1892.
Trims leave vIa
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Phladel phia, 400 s.io, 300, 49,, L3O a. m'
with dining car 1870 10 $50, win dining car. 100,
5o9 go 80 p l 5l.g n s.r S ss5 1:ss
For Ia timOrs end Washington daily at 900. 1.3o
with dining car $50 800 dining car, 300 p. m. 12I5
FAI Fr saST iisrl-bIrg Potsye, etc. at AS a
1so 30 500 except Pottsvie 100 except Harrisburg
D. M - Is night S*turday nigh Sihd1ys. !l3Q
= IN, $50 except iIarrisbgrs 900 except
iS5 nsht FOR sup6ay Lewi.5urs ani wiamspors,
nsht cXcept saturday night Sundays. D. M. 12l5
midnight. "A -. o,- 4. % "a. , IN
d. n sunday 40. :. - a. M: LOO DO D. m -
" For y thehenl. Allentown, Mluch Chunk &c. 400.
Is a. a. NJ, 90 40. 3D.: $50 D. Allentown.
For wkesbarre. Pttst'n and Scranton. s+5 .. u.
For High Bridgc Elinch. and Lake HoDatcOne. eco.
A., a M 90 40 y. SUNDAYS, 7.l5 a.
For perth Amboy ah4 South Amboy at $50, $50 SIS.
II Is a. NJ. 30. 100, 49, 5l1 ol1, 40 .. IN. sun.
Sor Freehod and Atlsn.ic Highlands. 40 SIS Ills
A. M, 80. $50, G.i1 p M sundays, except Freehold,
For PED Bank Long Branch points South to Point
Pleasant. 40. -. 1l.l5 4. m l3O t3i5 Red Bank
and Aslury Park, 900 a. M. 400 D. m
For Lakewood Toms River Banegat Park and Barne-
On, A 70 : Is a. m | 30 4.20 u. ~.
For Atlantic City, Vlneand and BEldgeon. 4S0 q n.
FOR Monmouth Beach. seablight and Highland Reach.
70 SIS ll.I5 a. 100, 3.i5, Seabrieht Express.
40 u. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21

33s June and July steady at 33s Sd. Wheat In fair
demand. Fl0ur-The demand IS improving. Corn
Spot in fair demand futures in good demand: mixed
Western spot and May firm at As BAD; June hrm
at Is I'D. July firm mt IS Id. Hops at Londoh.
Pacific Coast-There Is nothing offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
Erie LINES.

SOLID TRAINS YLIMEEN NEw.YoRk AMI
im cHiGnAGo va chAyTtASSGHY ,y LAKE Or n.
&AsA 81 Hh NouS ~ SoHEsfs p1 Hss
M psses 5o' Fort 70 Jes MonS Witt Isse Hoos
dale, Scranton, Binghamton. Emra, Coming. Watkins
@ s Baso Sss & fso SSsssSs
Lake, Cleveland; Cincinnati St Louis, Chcaso and all
n yom. T and Ave- se msu, e fSs %e
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n M A. NJ. Dsiy-va Niagara Falls and Chau.auqus
jaw Lake ParOr Car NewYerk to Buffalo Sleeres
union station. except sunday, for Monticello.
vE-TiBILED LIMITED.
. m p. NJ. Daily-Sod train for Chicago, vie Chautau
20 chicago CLEVELAND and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS
q On p NJ except Sunday-for BInghamton. Homes.
C.CU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
4 on p. NJ. Daly-Sold train to Chicago via Niagara
O.'tU Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers 70
Buffalo, Rochester Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EAPREs~.
sS ,.a cSie.S hsSs and H Sn
FOX PORT JERvI.
WEE S1 - g. : s % i 8 = 3
FOR NEWBUkG m.
WEE Dt sEsd,yH, a.: 40 m m So @ o'''
cFELiAL INrOKiAIJ~N.
NAPs And rIMETAB,Lts m sSD., 0 aa t To-
tanning select list hotel, and boardin ghouses
Homes" describing vicinity Of New.York, 'Chausauaus
LIZ cs sGuTsn ls fnd
sSi Ferries a ~ s
10 TroadWay WILLIAMSBURG 200 Hudson:st, Hoooken.
and Jersey ely station. Erie Transfer Company call,
for and baggage from hotels aud residences through
I" d'S'"''' D. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
EUROPEAN pEODJ'CE MARKET.

Liverpool Mny 20. 3 - y. m.-Bccf and pork In
fnIr demand Hams In good demand Bac0n-The
demand has tallcn OF. Cheese in fair demand. Tai
low In poor demand; prime city steady at 2js ID
spirits ~ rpentine In poor demand dull at 24s Cd.
Iiosn in poor demand. Lad-Spot and futures In