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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

well sustained bcttcr RIuics
orda s oranges Tasher liberal sup
Ply but the c f ia Sf 'no %ppe BALDWIN
per- DO nns cr S s2a Ssx %
per 2 rr Il orda PER ssd So Straw chaTr
a "IE pr quart SS SGr!s S''oT, 9T
c Of ,ppSS o are a abs orar sun
d gI IN ght and without quota6e chang s5a
fru rno %S'i asoe do pn sas sou6ca csa Ac
1c Stae corr sU and Skin. leS,ee pcathes Gor
eia peeled Ioal5c raspbcr,es evaPoratrd iof
90 1@l. su" iIprFieirie, 4adGc plum. iOc. o,
AXD ,a psy loo Sd' ocS as%," do No No
g e. '' 7sasc 90 l%% s az "a
'''% bsos sim s tack and Ta' Prizes
' , sale in the country indicate that the combine J., o
1Gins , issGH so% a wat was Export: for se'
Import Rhine l @o COT COMMON aoE to ecoi 3G
Ipl,e do 1891, l5alsc; Pacific coast 1872. choic ~
% f rfnH 0' s siady Under very Light
SPIN fsr I p do P @dn 1'ra4 q. young
otrs l3c OIL rooser' o9c turkeys l2Gls a% rc.c
wrn r aT 3 g. Sy'&cr Jaw = e. Rffr s%
W lac Yesterday and in the bet ~ condition
s oa aGI. d" Of eht took in transit and for choice fresh
gods post on i, nonlnay nnchangea S"S Der n
T$dr7c chickens. rnlsanha rops s5@oc d i9%s
Frozen turkeys quiet but held hImy FROZEN '" .,io
and fowl, in light supply and firm: Ducks qlrt ,d
dons in geese rurkcy-. No ne; do comw'h diG~ Id
iSG I5c chickcns fancy softmeaGd per H. r1rEcn
md fowls 40 . % Zoe ducks 15dl6c gees iot
Of southern new roto'ocs in tory il2cclv '' Of
ommon quality Price. unchanged. but the
ijghtIy in buyers favor Old potatoes IN Iight es
and arm both for foreign and domestic. New cx
,re rather duet and outside quotltons have p.o A.,
ttrm, Rec, ipts of y. G. peas are mGrr." on,
and price hold steady; few Of exceptionally, n, I'm
Iry exceed quot,tions. Florida tomato, ~ cra.
nan quality and dragging In range Of - -1nT- P crha.
hmt fancy large sound and ripe would 60 Id Tor
c above quotation. ASPARAGUS I.1a atoc W
r"it.h macnums pr toN. s2at2 4o 90 , Inv ~
has ii soaeo 20 domestic table GRADES IN blk, ~
sG+a po.r Grades ~ 5oa% - Bcrnudl per Du MI
G.- Soi thorn per bh s3dsp; sweet Iol,I"-' o,o,s
"a iOdsj Russian turnps. per Dbl 6oH 80 ~ 90
rcd - 5oss2 30: d, Bermuda. per crate ~ ~
C,bbaeo Florida per bh 5d@2; d" 'har,- .1p,ao 70
hbi s2Gt1 80: do savannah. per hhi: a. S."nnrah
Srrlng pan- Florida per crate - ~. 'oi q" " LaHkc
Ier crate. .2dSi; DO Charleston, pr ,,,sn't
81 jod4i Green peas. Edcntoi p"rr pa.trt
- 7jde5 other North torpina. Yer 80, .n,u
75cds % do per large crac. 7ic'%i -; go o. do
rate iOdcOc Rcets Floriil. pr cr!" 1917 tTor,d,
charleston pr 100 lunches SiaSS nTnr 10 Extra
s2ast: d. culls sio-l 30. Kn". n1tm""' cprthcrn
Il spinach por Dbl >ldsI -. Lettuce. S"u'n nat
pcr hasTct 75co-I squash Florida Whit gt1si i' -
al fsl %: do yellow cro,kncck. per "a" ,,.h.rs
Publishes Norfolk pr 100 buuchc 2pcdfl. '"0''' 80
J1orfd, rrtr <3dTJ 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
CHF STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore May G-Flour steady, unchanged. .ale%
80 bids, Wheat strong. 40. = rcd spt. 10 "a
re: Nav 7G3i0 re: June. - 81 80: JulN,
- $50 - he. steamer No. red. - /" - i,-'
stock 5JG,3lO bush: ~al", l2?,Vo bu0h' uIIlins
VIII. NJ hy sample. 7io71 Corn strong, mixed Spoi
and Nav JOo ~ LIE: July, II l-i0 u 20. steamer
mixed igo 80 l4c. stock. i3l .j7d bush, Sair' o.
COO bush white corn 10y sample. Oh 'ic yellow 40.
BE bid oats firm. No. = whit" western. Ia We ,
40 - mixed do :G0:;1r: stock. 10 ~ bush. Ky"
dun No. :. ~ - G}c. stock. 32,l10 bush. Hay
coed demand good "a choice timothy, fl10 SIG. Cram
r.ights steady unchanged. Cotton nominal mlddlins,
&C. rows sion, quiet. fair demand. moss pork. 81
Hams. II lie. Lard, refined. l2c. Hnti.r scare.
firm unchanged. Eggs nrm"r. lie Coffee quiet :
RIO cargoo- fair ~ &c; No. :. H. lie. sugar
strong. acuve; granuatrd. Use. copper unchhhSu H.
Whiskcy nrm ~ @O0fl ~
Innno May G.-No offerings Of Duluth No.
hard or no / Northern spot and onl, limited amount
hlrn pot 1919 2c. 1000 bush No. = Northern
do ~. &c: 5000 bush No. ! Northern &. /. t.,
15c Winter stronger. higher. offerings light. sales
i car No. I. red. 1-c; No. white, 1'c; No. }
extra red. ~ &c asked corn steady. demand Hight.
sales 800 bush No. yellow. 40 | Pc. ears No.
= do ~ li0i- lie. $500 bush NO. =.
~ I-iaiSI-2c: 5000 bush No. ,. - De store.
oat, uuict steady receipts Hight. Salr>-2 cars No.
q. while 30 lie: | car do. clipped. 10 Pc ! ears
No. :, white. - 20: var No. mixed, ~ &c :,
| ear No. 3 mixed, 3jc Barley season over. Rye
dull: No. =, Glc asked. Flour In good demand.
higher: best patents. spring - i50 - %; do winter
~ 7O0 ~ 40: rye -four. ~ ;IJ0 ~ -. MIL feed
strong. good demand. light supply. unchanged: Canal
fr,lghiS-Wheat DC; corn, ''c; haAsr"d. DC asked
Ia New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
public Notire.


4 T A GENERAL TERN of the Supren.
n Court Of the State Of New.York held In and f ~
First Department, at the City Of New.YorE, on The %
Present Hon. &. Ii. Van Brint, Presiding Ju,,-
Hon Morgan J. O'Brcn, Justice ~a
In the matter OF the application Of the Fast River B,u
Company for the appointment OF three Commissioner
on reading and Ming the petition OF the East Ri,-
Bridge Company dated the twentieth day VI April IsH
ana duly verified for the appointment Of Conn.,
sione. under aud in pursuance OF the provisions Of !.
act of the Legislature OF the STATE OF New.York =
titled IAN Act further b provide rapid railway
cities having over million nhabitants' BASED lama.
al 1891 and OF Chapter 102 Of tie laws OF 1892 amenss
the same and the amendatory and suppemenfa,v y
said act, and pursuance OF the other provisions Of ,
determine whether the railway railways mentioned ~
onerated by the said Fast River Bridge Company o-
through and along the streets and said pe,
roferred TO- and reading ard filing the eidays 81 ).
foliowing named individuals verified respectively A ~
lows Louis thinner verified the twentieth day Of A,,i
1893: Eiward Webster. w. H. Carpenter Robert Gem
FpS1cs D. Walker and Joseph Keller verified April \,
1893 and the schedules referred to in SAID aidayit ~
anneved 10 sad petition and after hearing Edward Lana
bach and George w Wlngate OF counsel Tor the pett0r
On motion OF Hoadly, Lluterbach johnson. storneI
'o' ordered that said application be heard at Gacs
1893 az 10 80 a. M. and that notice Of such aIpllcat;
be given by the petitioner by publishing a copy 0, ii,
order daily for weeks In The Now York Law Journ
The Nnw.Yorlx DAILY Times. The Vow York Head N,
New.York sun. The New-YOrk World. The NEWTON
tribune and The Press seven newspaper, published
making such publication
w. N'' '-" HENRY D. PURRoY
tsea,1 clsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
nOrS 1T MEAN NEW PRESBYTERIAN CkhkD!

The Presbyery Of New-lork VIII meet 'i'' "'''
-, l., ,ha scotch Presbyterian Church and discuss
among other things the following resolution, miro
duced at the last meeting:
pas.,,ed That we overture General Assembly 10
formulate brief and simple statement OF uie ess''a
do,rine. Of our faith interpreting and representing ue
standards Of Church. the same TO be uSed IN our 'o
caons for the instruction Of those who may desire 10
learn through brief yet sufficiently comprehensive sta'o
cnt what are the essential doctrines held by the res
byterlan Church.
DIR. John Hall favored this resolution when IL was
introduced by DR.. sample in April, giving AZ MS
reason the fact that 1t did not do away WIN inc
Presbyterian standards. As DIR. Charles l.. lhohp'
Am representing the Liberals accepted the resolution
- . e,hsti,n,e for one introduced BY himself, II Is
nrobable that the PresbyteIy will adopt it today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Dcnond from oil sources
Small obing lG.nc., /. rcIori~i FROM DAY '' io
day Receipts Of Gonc,ts ban. are light that
neral feeling that To move con'dcrabc lines
are held fairi, steady but not selling any
eNtent. California IN, unsettled otccn
do rea ii s. sGI 90 whit ldnc ~ 3D. % do red
ma IL io@Ss i2s do foreign medium II 5og9I 90 do
pea. 81 Goesl 70: qeen peas b6ls, 81 %; do hnss.
i s '$tI % do Scotch "'3 80 ''F'" green" bags
nUTTEE-rIeist receipts Mere lant again to-day
press, about onc-haf Of which wa Vermont butter a
naS "',' e demand m d nef wan,I S''t"r9ny
a. a'S a"ny "a offered at s~"rS hrhcr rTa fan
creamery from any section. sold at 3oq3lc fancy State
.4a.oc. The lower GRADES iorccd close up To tl,
net ana s we I' r o ID n mn9 a rang, IN value Th
IS n tul~. and the balance 100 n boNe-. containing
or or fa.lery to b. 9,i would .ti wei 1 ' @:r
rcamey STAT 3'"S ae c 90 %e''sTn sya
e9c; State dairy, hafnlNIn ,ub. .>fa. aesasc: do
tub ir.ts. esG2Dc do -"ronr- 2o057c: dairy tui..
thirds, 2'e Wceri, . 0" spc'"ety nrss 2Gg2's do
9aa95c do ~ecoad, @2saac do THRU; %oa2c wc,tcr,
2oc "a wc,t,rn dairy or factory. 2cas3e
been MEL and The few remaining lot d full that
%Gh ion ~ and S%c a%H Hn % +" @
oiown trade lar gaaotirz Of INC fancy m,,
old gae,c at c It"l2s Exports for week 70 co.
fartofy full cream. large slr. white lOL0lOi.: -
coorcd. 9a9i,c do small .ikc. 81 i0Lc: part skins,
Iicfkimcr J0Sisc. dc chcnango
counties 2a7pc: full skim. 2al@r. Old Chcc-r-Sfac
factory fun cream large size, fancy. do rlnc
110lfi.c: do good T. prime lo'' "ii i'r: II
ia r. 9ai0c part rkins, TAP .,
nGrr ,hrf arrivals t.ir
gained little aadit strength today the hnct grades
Northcru ohio rachnG loo thc
showing imp oNemrnt 81 about 'sc.
which continue
neglect Fancy Baliimore duck eSgs .aree and
other qualities about steady, western n:w-laif poT
do1.n IGI,aI6L,r Southwestern, dozen. lie.
Na.hvllc pcr Dozen 1Adl4 ac other southern per dozen
Al nor 1SaSIc;
d .-d4s..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continue 10 sell with some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
CHURCH OF THE ETERNAL HOPE.

This church. the Third Univeraallst' was FORMERLY
IN West Eleventh-st, but as its congregation was
moving farther Uptown, and as many oil It's a''c"u
ants thoupht IL would be well to have new church
Tho NOW edfce I'm Eighty-frstst. was bull. IL was
put up by Gorham & sons Of New-lorR' from ue
signs by J. +. Capen, of Newark The ma'er'ai u'eu
IS Indiana sandstone and yellow "broken' brcN' inc
towers and porch are rooted with red tiles. lie
,on,sce IN the street is sixty-two feet. In the
eastern tower are the rooms for the pastor USE III
the basement, which is entirely above ground are
the Bows Club rooms, the parlor, the K'cheh' seA
TOMS ROOM infant class room, library ana suhday
school room. All this portion OF the church Is nm
,shed in North Carolina pine. In III" church WHICH
will seat about 600 people there Is no gallery eA
cept the one above the vesDule Inc organ =, 70 tho
tho left of the pulpit. The pastors room Is 20 M
right The auditorium has an open TIMBER roo c Ti
hammer beam trusses supported on cut stone cnme e
nroiectinc from side walls The chlifr nllSn Oh ,a
interior IS of light natural woods tle small a tt,
y, master work being colOrcd i'll terra cot,a uh's.
The building. Is warmed by steam, ana the ciuc
iteided by Chandeliers suspended from the b"ah' "'
roof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

GOOD do second u $50 and II elec 5i cvc6onqr.
eips 10 600 bags socA 10000" esa, S ,arc marx.
Sco S SsE. $50. ian sG,;a , ;s.
London 90 low Bpa cor oI "Gsa". a., a% Tsa3
c Sos oa.. N s s'' and si' 4G ss s 40
stock in iew.York today 221 1913 eag, Wa'hol u'
sGoat from Prsn for the rnitcd Stas IS 100
Spot market ohsy was steady. but DIN. RIO no
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Ycw.yorN noqr ma, 4, was
% rsnsh "f wheat fSs sr a ARA &
came the floor thi- morning Win ttc ost r"i%n
The bulk Of Transactions w' e, Zoo 'pn7 o Tn of ro u
5000 bbl. The demand Is mainly for the HON tiah'
foreign orders not a. yet Gcns up to The h pn x, f
Mn@eapo, ys - IS bd hs o trnne' %, toa.y e
as fG!' 81 5 sPa 70 200 P E = Sd pr
sG9 oc s a. = as sS a. IS saS o G'% 9,o G and &
20 at e. = in @ sdS ana ~ n M G 81 Sodn
Gcur was quic. ami noniay ungh,9sd i'd o,,oi RYE
emo sass aS S1 %s' to 0 i& .' St at sa
yu h" W TGf a'o WY wy
o g. Ssas. u.s. Southern White bas 81 no
M ME- i5@si Il " mnr yellow Il loasi 49, coa
o7c: siit"d. q 400, Ma t ~ WIN 20 Il"
e @E%7Sie: 81 4@@7?i9e 100 H. sC - ,o sharp
tonseed oil cake s25da25 80 ton rice meal Go97oc
DO cr domestic Ho ety. SIS 80 and western bag rs 30
GRAINwHEAT-Ihe wheat market h nal; ,,ong up
octivity The opening was at rise Of Sc VITA god
home 5uyng AMI considerable mylhe 10, , or g i
count The uade pad no '. a ,h " ,a"rSs boghf
about financial disturbance, anu W." o's,inn, a"n"
wheat al The morning rC's ,h na c II was found
around IL o'clock but twau .he TO- .,v ~ ra',
that foreign monses ,% and nrtYcns advanced easily
wheat a, o we" a. the best mgue. On thr curb he
market "as si,"R an hcS ~ 81 az o'clock. The
with which prices ad'a ,ner % % @ ~" t W. to
but during IN" hs werk 'n'rN n"r ,hc iost ,brcr
the roports of damage anroau nnu w., focicn account
has been arpc OuNlhP iof ,',".
T1l, buving combined with our own reports OF oamas
has easily advanced price, and the rise tn,Ie as
mo-, yot been onv liquidation OF Importance Ih crop
reports have certainly been bad from Europe ,ouaT
in Hungary the Weather was very coln WIZ nnd he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
ErROpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

aud a.. II III for The account York PENNSYLVANIA
and ohio fr>t mortgage bonds. 25 - Canadian
Pacific II: Erie, ~ "a do second cnnsols' " =
81 rrul :, mmou 80 5--; P'nnSylvania, % IA Reid
ing l.7s Mexican Central new per cent boIdS'
,uotr , per cont ront"S AT o6 francs ~ l.. c'n,n'S
for the account Bar silver Is quoted az rs Sd per
ounce. The amount Of bullion gone INTO the baiik
~ England on balance to day t. t6Doo).
80 p. m.-Iarls adyic"S quot" ) per cent r'htes
I'm London AT - francs 20 confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
COTTON NARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston MAY 6Coton quiet: mddi,ne ;s' l'2 1s
low middng. 31cc: good ordinary. l., ,o' i h'
norfolk May 6-Cotton steady middl ing, Si .n
low middlinG -c good ordinary 10 n'' ,41
',r . rcr.IDfs -O2 bales. exports co;rStwis", 80
haIr,. sllcs Ia bales; stock, 5000 bales: ,,.
Wv Orleans May G.-Cotton quiet gnd WIn1nns.
~ ,cr. mddlIng 9lcc. low middng. lac
GOOD ordinary 6I5-l6c: Net receipts. :'olo n,i,,
ero.s I27 bales: exports 10 Great Britain' l-'oio
IrL :. cnq.,wse j2G5 bales sales. 800 bales Stock
l6D. 800 bales. 49,, , 80. ,,;,d,,r,
savannah. May c.--Cott II duh and easy mlddhns.
g. inw niddinc :;-sc: good ordinary, q sc |:
rt and gro-s receipts "a. bales; sales. LOU bales
stock. II .43J bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08

Cash corn but quiet Sale 900 Oh co ~ Sc
delivered M graded 10 600 bush, 52djc drvreu
ONTS-he market oats was moderately 49, Mia
little nrrcr carly Int showed d'oopnie "huenr
with corn There seemed to be quit good ua, OF s,
nv have bought on the W'itni NV"
on the curb the tone firm but quiet "a u oats
neglected Slr>-No outs 1000 bush. 500 '2r re
Nator delivered latter y central 30 ,
ost, nominal 3Gioc No white. 4"3Giic no 3 WHIT
0O1 bush iOG iSc; tficR mlN'u
COO hush pr 30r BARLEY very dull ana
nominally unchanged twoIoUcd state G5gGN' ana ~
Sfate GOdG2c .... MALT-Makct steady and unchans'u
Wc.torn csGSoc: two-rowcd sate sN,ro" ~.
SjToOr Option quotations follow. For conpaf,.on w,
closing prices night and the corresponding On" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New.York saturday May ENts-hecelp,S, D.
c,,s of 300 head. consigned direct I" ~ M
II ear. inr export alive 10 London ana carr di,g In
t.t 80 trading Frrng seadN. Very HuI. u".,- o.,
Gres.ed beef 40 later cable news. Shil "'n'' d. ~
i'|tIVFS- only ~ head received Market s'e' ,9o
y \.l~,n sold Ia VcIl- l3j u aNcrag" AZ :" ~
y. do 100 ~ AT - -. No oth'r Sd''s 'P'''N
Dr.---l calves quiet. but steady: ,.,,,o ,,,s con
SIIIIP MD LAMB>-HeccIpt-, including , ,ai I
toned dir.c IT, butchers. Il cars. or 33V' hiu
II ady for sheep AMI ngmer for good Limb D "d Ar
.foSk hid -loNIv. Poor /, good un-h'rn -h',p ~ ~,
=. la.G - yr 100 ~ cull~ a. - -; clipped ,h,.R Il,
- 20 mn horn lambs at :. e. Tor pfln'' 'i'
:, 10. ciilr,d l,nh- - 5O0-D 80, rl"n 'uls AZ
-id-5. ear ~ clipped shop ani ANN a.. i,,'L.
nfr-.d mutton steady 1T lOdlic per u, dr'-,u MINUS
or.t Al lIaI2c. dressed spring lambs rn' nan 'l ,,
-. Harrington. LOO fil tlil"l N'-''ll,
OF ~ average - per 100 ~ lu2 -piinE 'pP. a. '
1T 80. 20 do tcull,. 90 y. a. -. 30 DO 81 T. AZ
II un>norn Western sheep. - N. at ~ % -, uy
IL = A, 81 Il do - -. At = 90 - cipl"l 90 p ~
IN 30: ~ 3d. ~ H. at - -, - lainO'' - "' W
=, 80. 400 ,,, ,,,.,o., lamb. -,
~ Al .t 80. e.gs clipped STATE sheep and lambs Il u"
~ - n,u.nh,ct. % un,horn Western lambs, :? n. at
- a. ~ clipped DO. - -. at 90 90 o., e, -, :. N
VI collins los clipped Ohio -h""p - ~ ~ = Va
% do 4 y At -: % unshorn 10 - d. a. - To- IA -
=. - AZ rull~. ~ o. at - -, - 'HpWu ~,
Lamb. - p At -. 100 We-t'm do. 80 H. at 20 ~
o', % "o Gil.i, 100 clipped Ohio lambs 90 ~
At - 20 ia h.,a M sal.s on
lf,e weight Sonlnaly nru At - ,c"7' ~ pr NV 49,
mi choice stat hog would probably bring FSdfo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
rr-popEAE pRODT-CE MARKETS.

Liverpool May q. 80 p. m-Beefuliod'r, o Inrr
fr.Iv ork-rh. supply Is per- Iams-fiodrr.
olcr freely short cut about II TO IL ID S'eaay AT
,gis Cd Bacon-Iioldcrs offer moderately ' ~,
,pIriis Of iurpcntine-The supply. IS poor. Rosn.
Holders offer moderately. -apot.liolders oner
Western spot dull at 52s. Wheat-lioiders one, 9ner
.paringly 80. . rcd winter firm at oS Iid flour
iiinHcrs offer moderately. Corn-Spot and futures.
Holders offer sparngly mixed Western spot strong a,
A. I'd: Nav Strong AT A. 3 4d; Jnne stSohg NJ
4 4 i'd July strong NJ A. Id hops III Loh"oh-
ps cIdc coast Holders offer sparingly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London, May 6Since the close OF the wool auctions
there have been few inquiries. Dunlap Of Brad
ford reports a good demand for raw material during
the last month. at an advance Of from : I'D 10
very firm and values hardening. Spnners are
extremely active, and have booked orders that will
fhe week were New-South Wales, 1885 bales
Victoria 6147 bales south Australia. 277 bales New
Zealand Ia s9s Cape OF Good Hope and Natal,
8.e2O. and from various other places. 1''o3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
MP utcARTUUR breaches AT HOPE CHURCH.

The Rev. DR.. r.. s. Macarthur, pastor OF calvary
Ranis Church preached the at the dcdicatcry
services of Hope Baptist Church, Northumberland
fourtb.st and the boulevard, yesterday afternoon
lie delivered the which he preached when he
first came TO NewYork twenly-lhice years ago ins
tnyt was from Matthew: =" He that fndeth his lie
Snail ose it, and he that loseth hi, life for My sake
sbau find
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-08
Chicago, May 6.-Thc leading futures ranged rs


unchnng,d. NJ . Sprlng wheat. ~ ! 3r. NJ. j
spring wheat. f. b. SIC roc: No. RID. "a lie. No.
corn II Pc. No. > corn ~ 2c. n, cats. :i4c.
No rye. % In jGc. No. :. barley, G2c. No. iaN-
~, d. ~ o. IL. Prime timothy seed. ~ boa -. Mess
tork per bbl. Tio 90 ia G1o O2 IL. Lard. 40 30"
80 - >. Sh0r; ribs. loose &lO IL 2n : 10 20 Dry
snltcc shoulders hoyi, 10 100 go. Short clear d".
hox,d. so 20 fio 20 whlsk"y disiiller, NM hrl
ml,trd : 3-sc: standard a. 3-sc ON the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market quiet cream
cry nOa2G - diaries. 1aD.I" f".s steady.
~,
~, ini..., '.'> '.-r.l.uF quiet. wheat scare.
firm: No. red, SIC. Corn In good demand No.
;, mixed - 5Salic. Oats strong; No. > mixed
aad3i 34c. Rye qnIcl No. =. DE. Pork strpi'"r.
$40 -. Lard dun. XiO. Eullt meats quiet T1O 25a0
$40 ~ IL. Bacon firm. $il 75a FL 50 IL. Whskcv
quiet Sales $50 barrels. ~ IL. Butter weak; fancy
Elgin creamery, sac; ohio. 2ia26c prime dairy 1Sc
sugar steady Eggs stronger, II l2013c. Cheese
firm.
Milwaukee, May 6.-tlour quiet, wheat firm; July,
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The Rev. DR.. Edwin c. Bolles, the pastor preached
the sermon. He explained the position OF the
church. and denied the assertion that there was no
use for liberal Church, because liberalism now
permeated every Church. His church. he said, was
needed, and added that 1t would justify It's name
by the spirit OF its mnstrations TO the people In i's
neighborhoOd. DR.. BolleS invited every one TO at
tend the services in the future and believe in the
fatherhood OF God the brotherhood of man. the spr
itual leadership of Jesus Christ and the immortality OF
the soul. According 10 him, goodness Is the eternal
law of God, and will finally overcome all evil; ana
only as men accept and practise this law can they
find peace in the world 10 come. At O'Clock In the
evening DIR. Boles spoke about The Armament OIL
Peace"
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ture Of the situation The exports Of crude refined
&C.. from the Atlantic ports from January 10 oat are
estnated at 22s 1913 900 gallons, increase OF 49,
600 gallons the orespondng period oil looz but
ing to believers in higher prices New Territory nas
been opened up Sharpsburg PENN on the Aie
ghanv River and the old wildwood district threatens
70 develop oil in lower territory that ha' been
creased output decline in the yield OF the
Mcdonald district 900 barrels Ihc news was
bearish influence the crude ceftihcatc MARKET
and depression also caused by lower prices 9f re-
fined oil the general generalization In speculative
circles The options at the CONSOLIDATED ENohsnge de-
cned from 07 cents 5ji2 cent, but on SatuiTay
there was an early sharp rally 10 oo's cents, Inc
close however heavy at 57l2 cents, loss OF c'
In the week. . ,,...,
The range Of prices and the total dealings IN Na'Da
certificates at tho Stock ENchapg ana Inv No'
s1ldated Stock and Petroleum Exchangr the last TWO
.were a. follows:
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The monthly field report from the Pennsylvania West
Virginia and New Oil regions WAS generally FAVOR
.hle N the advocates OF higher values The ne" pro-
ductlon in April showed daily average decrease Vi
ZIG barrels and there material decline In the
ay.raoe Weld Der well. heavy increase was shown
in new development work, the Inevitable consequence
~ the better level OF prices which prevailed last month
u renors for March and April compare as follows:
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LIVE STOCK MARKEr,-BY TELEGRAPH

Eat Liberty. May 6.-Caitlc-llccclPt,, 9l- head
shipments, 5il head. Mdrhct-Noihlng d"lhs. .ll
thr"IIsh ou,ignmcnts Ten cars ,atl" slhPl"u !"
mont, 10, head. MARKET slow. l'hilndriphla'
= ssa - go mixed ~ Ija - 80; WORKERS, - 30"
- 80 Eleven cars slippcd 10 Ne" norh, ,,crP
Receipts. LOO head shipments. Al" mead ""rN''
=, l""i. Nav 6-Caule Receipts. 400 head
shipment, I 200 head. Market steady goo" h.u n
-trrr. -a-i -: I'D Texas steers. - ~ no ",Irr
-radcs ON ale" Hog Receipts. 1900 h'hi snip
Incnf. BOO head. Market jo loc higher h'aH w
- 1oG - - miN.d. S7oS7 %; light - loG - ~
>icrp- Receipt 800 head, shipments, -""p h''"
Nari,t weak: clipped natives. - 10. clipped l'N""'
- 20. 49,. -. D., ,,,,rs
, "a head total for The week thus FAR lJ-@o i'au
f,r the same time last week. l-,7io .""u
CONSIGNED through. 1850 head; 4" We" ioI"'
30 head ON sale. 10 head closed weak Hp-N
R.cap,s Last - hrur, 500 head, total Tor ".|h
fAu, lar. 400 head for sam" time la,t We'h w.
900 head cor nici through. - 700 mead 10 Ne" ioIR
:, 100 head : on sale. Loo head; demand acIN'
Iric.s .irong and higher. closed steady PlcMIS.
- - - best Workers. - cjo - - ight - 49,
,lg. - i90 ;. 30 -hr.p and Lambs Receipts t,''
81 ho.r, 1000 head total for week thus iar. IL
200 t.ud for same m" last week, 1850 head con
-igncd through 400 head. 10 Sew York; LOO neal
un nile 600 herd sheep easy, ana &c oW'r e
lamls iOd IJc higher: coS'd firm 'h''p p'St 'lP''
- s. a no woods here, lanibs-b"st ,lps 80 -"
81, 10 WOODS. - ljas. -.