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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
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GALVESTON. April A.-Cottou-Dul Middng. 9s; Low
Mdling. o. Good Ordinary, Sa net and gross receipts.
2U7 sales: sales 225 bales. stock. S.3l5
NORFOLK April Ii.-Cotten -StcI'ly. Middlnz 95s Dst
receipts 1873 bales: exports coastwiss, $40
bales sales. 1873 bales: stock Is 82l bales.
SAVANNAH, April l4.-Cotton-Quiet Middling. s7a Low
Middng 8, (ooi Ordinary. Sl2; and receipts
2l4 bales coastwise. 81 bales sales 4l2 bales
stack. %, $50 bales.
NEw.om.EAYs April 14.-Cotten-ouist Middlng o.;
Low Midiliug. o; Good Ordinary sia net receipts pa
bales gross receipts 800 bales exports cOastwise 1881
bales sales. Z. go bales stock. 8,232 bales.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON. Apr1l lat tho wool sales to-day there
good atendaaee Competitor keen and prices firm.
The sales deLa are follows, yctoria-Saes. =, 100
bales secured ID 12s Oh; do locks and pieces, Sd %
Cd New,south WHOLESALERS. 800 bales scoured. ID
/, Id; DO locks and pieces sdGis Cd New.Zeaiand-
sales 1000 bales scoured 1Odol Aid; DO locks and
pieces 9d Is 80 greasy. dol d do locks pieces
Z FL @99d Queensland-saLes goo bales; secured ls0
do. lockA pieces I'D South AustralIa--SaIes 500
bales greasy 9o; do. locks and pieces, 3D. Cape
az GoOd Hope Nata-Sales. 800 bales secured l2d
a Is 40 greasy, 4dGll LII.
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LIVE Stock MARKETS BY TELEeRApH.

rurF,Lo April liCatts- tecspts last - honrs were
800 head. Total week tins TAR 1877 Same
asf week q7lO head. Consigned through 1874 "a of
which TO NewYork cars on sale; market was frm
Comnon Fair SIS Sc . "a 20. Extra IS 10.
ShsSp-Receipts last "a nOzrs 5000 head Total for
week thus Tar 30 sos heat For IS 500
head consigned through 10 all which
10 on sale: market was firm. Common TO Fair
OOaf6 co. Good to Choice SIS 20 Sc 81 Fair to Coed
Lambs So 65as7 TO- Good to Choice So 1887
81
far 800 head For same time last 4 "a
head; consigned through AZ 10 OF New
YORK Q sale prices advanced l0015c. Selected
Medium weights S. 0O0$5 05.
CHICAGO. Union stock Yarls April l4.-Ths Drousrf
Journal reports: Cstte-ReceiDts 1000 head shipments
none; market steady Fancy SIS 80; steers S. 80 a
IS 90; ant Feeders 50 208s3 80 cows. Bulls
AMI Mixed 81 1888 O. Texas Cattle 81 55G 81 d.
-heceiJt- 1000 head shipments 5000 head
strong; Mixed S. 50@S5 - Heavy IS 6j0s5 80.
IIgit, S. 4065 10 Skins So rs o. So
1000 head: o0) head market
stesdy. Natives So 1906 O0 Western "a 60es6 10;
Texans, 81 l5@S2 80 Lambs 50 0Oo55 AS.
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Liverpool London. Glasgov O.,

PRovIsIoNs-PoRK- manipulation at tho West
has at last stimulated holders views here ana prices show
gain ad Ness quoted M 5s5 50 oi SSo Sos
old and s1Jds15 % FOR new Short Clear a. slGds17
Extra Prime at sl3 Prime Mess nominal and Family Mess
Extra IDdia Ness si3aslG Extra Ness bbis s7es4 So
Packet s. Plate, sass 20 Family Mess. IS 5Os So
CUT MEATs-NOthing In the way Of sales was aS-
eomplished to-day, but holders retain The advantage
Shoulders sS i at 10 iSc smoked Hams at ii qceA'a
and spd a. i pSes HOGS
eneed oress BY the rise IN grain In spite OF the
acted Fnnes -et early leading % an advance Of "a
II points ,rd there was slight reaction closing
70 arrive hid fair demand Sales $50 tc Western steam
for export private terms. closing SIG i4c
aSi and 600 e. POINTS t. . aisye 30 private terms
Gned Quoted AZ 40 Continent $40 South American
o 5oG az a. Se a. o. closing at o. o5
July at eO9ds IL, closing a. Sloi 900 tes August
sss15 closing at sPp res Se'Soe , l4SsiS
discouraene 70 receivers Receipts laerly have been
ine.asns and the mOysment may msdera,e Prices
crsan.Sy Sssa7s wsl:h tubs 22s2.e psi1 gss 60
we.n wii Hsu sa'Sr od isfS2
cent: tsse appearance; By, as RTE holders remain
y 9tsI5c o. coIored &c; s Ohio E1t II 94al2e ;
SKINS l?aloe EoSsJSt ~ RUE 70 buyers iayo,
Western. 1918 l.ee: Southern, 17el5 lee
sTEARLISE-UnchanPed IN price ana DUH CITY
ouotet ~ 30; o,eonargariie, use
,i s !n1a: Z entire MARKET ruled CUTE, seaay sad
ls csniriisss Rss1sd"cS. Lsa $se crs 20 Z
s,sd ss SG'' Mould E'''; e. cont.e STsnu
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE,
4 BETWEEN NETWORK, GLASGOW AND
,,,,,,, .r,,,o,.c bELFAsT LAM
TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, DUBLIN, etc;
STATE OF INDIANA, THURSDAY April 10, 10 g. m.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. THUS, Apr. 90. 6 so D m
Cabin passage sac and $50 according 70 location OF
statenOm- Excursion tickets at reduced rates. Steer.
age tickets TO and from all parts Of Europe at lowest
rates From pier foot OF Cansi.st, North Ayor.
For freight and Passage apply TO
AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co., General Agents,
steeraee once. n RfoadxAx. - As Broadway. N. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
COTTON yaRKETs-RY TEIEGRApU

LIVERPOOL. April IA - pmCottorThe sales OF the day
included 300 baos American Fut1rrs closed steady
Up nnds Low Mdng April delivery 1864 buyers;
aad Nav delivery lGGiL sellers May aai June ia
livery 1864 sellers June and July delivery IL 6id.
sellers July and August delivery 206ii sellers Au.
and September delivery l96d buyers september
October delivery. 1864 sellers october and Noven
Der delivery, o64d value; september delivery l964d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUR-The decided STRENGTH
handed furtber advance Of 5sioc per yester
y and to-day fair business s, Tas q Zoo bS on including
100 6bis City MN extra. at 81 z5gs4 G5 for W e
So ieco S 5G. Fine ne" oss2 66ls SUPER
s ss' .o g. 81 sc sCG sS; wc G0 whcs T
and exceptional 75ssi co. ncudd in ot the
sss bis By sxpg . ,oae o 20
snt 81 5Oa5 Low Extras e. 7Sass y 80; C Wer
gss s Pssn e sSs So sy
@ sgq Xy % 1ni Gca 81 81 so sGrns 90 Ee
So 5cas4 Is saghts g 1884 5O PstentS MEDIUM Snl5
Sales coo bSls including Common g 20
@ Go4d S, Fsncy o sb oas supne at - 3
& No% 2i AID hr'n'y"n' at 80 o. BUM " Il r-N-
NwHEAT-Tho week closed with decidedly
ire that the session lasted only an hour ana half During
OWN OWE lands The extreme advance Is c and the lowest
about 34c leaving OF strong At near the top all around
1. Of excitement a. S SS to rsa5s by s90
shippers held aoof sales, $4,000 bushels future
So R si"f store and ystor p 1896
DO june 90 l6aSi a. closing at 81 5s DO w 500
81 is, closing at Of do August so49o Ia closing at
sepernbe,, So 3sd9O SO closing at 9s do December
RI EYE 9s unchanged 1si1a
MALT-Demand unchanged
day and as result prices made an advance Cash is up
2 onNo and 1a LIE on other grsdss , Taa I'M hST
ana the Sea1gs w Gc T 900 pf b1 1
els spot including Ungradei Mixed at GGGe8 14c No.
@ CSC deyerSd sn So 2Sg 6S at in eor No
G9 "a 965ee closing az GA 7se 49, Jupe % SsS
closing at s8e; do August g 3Sac$ de- closing al
d. october. G2aG2 14c., closing at 81 l,1c.
ake WIN wheat , and corn , Poshel
trading. onions advanced 2a5 &c an closed firm after
eSc fair business s 81 % 9gshe DO WIFE wife
zac No 89a 80 i.1e do White - IA ,3c; No White
April 3oase I-sc, closing at 80 1.se: do May IS S4a
% S9s a. So Dc June % 5 @ do o ARs a.
$685. ~ closing at 3? 14ci do White A9gI 42c Cos
closing at Al sSe normal. FEED-Flrm ard IN
LAY AND sTRAwTAs demand was not specially
tms2hy per 100 m 9es92e No w. s3g9Gs No 20
coae5 straw long rye a5casi short rye GSSS9o5
day @ 5 But suyst: ; !sT Es aS .1a6a to G..5s%
NJ E. ',$s Of e. & ! CA
cs,masdsS ,son DO !, igss common 70 soSd: : g
held 10 $lc Tor 50 d@siees No Was
re 81 r2e s 145 tons az % Gees &c for April
STEADY Sales 5000 Il April az Coco iO'Su quiet 0u'
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentlne were firmly |
held 40 Lee for merchandise but business Inn.
portance accomplished. Hosin steady Sales |
500 bills good strained at 81 % 10.
OILS-Cottonseed is firm at 80 1-2a34c or crude and
$4,000 for yellow Sales 80 bbls. choice sum.
mer yellow Ale and 200 bills summer white at ace |
Otherwise the market received little attention.
OCEAN FRElGHTS-As is usual the last day OF |
the week the movement quite light to-day while |
rates without essential change.-BERTH IN. |
g AGEM ENTS-To Glasgow. steam. hence 5000 bush. |
grain 3-S1--PETEOLEUM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
herce Norwegian bark, 1900 bbs refined Is 10 1-2i
MISCELLANEOUS CHARTERS-Dordreobt from |
Fernandna a Norwegian bark deals and doors 5000:
IIayana from PhIladelphia' bark. coal. s9GO New.
Wharfage from Satila River. schooner s6 10 10
The rates Of berth accommodations are
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Mnsicdl Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
n grand. upright and square piano; OF our make which
specially selects ana only by the OF
Metropolitan Opera House COMPANY during the past
season will -old liberal reduction from regular
priosS PIANOS FOR RENT
WILLIAM KNABE & CO. liz SHAVE. above l6th.st
EISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
standing in Manufactures and storsroons. AL
425 2Sthst and S67 Broadway lsthst (Ditsons
Budipg). Pianos exchanged, reated. or instruments.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per y,rl /, Rio>r. Tss,sfs asf RaurvafS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Co1-ToN-fitle interest was shown in the market In
ann. Sccton hn values arc changed from the basis OF
"a &c for fair Rio spot Invoices Sales 00o0 bags TX
nose on nrIvate terms The milder styles were uu
ssIes / 5oo hays West India private terms Inc
speculative market quite active, the sales reschng
* ono haas during the OF the days session.
while the temper in keeping with the accounts from abroad
WAS steady closing quotations representing An ADVANCE
l5doO points for the day.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREFT NORTH RIVER (
Time Tail. Oh AUrli o. 1850

Time 1atls Of April 0. 1883
For PHIbADtLPHlA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at 4, 80, o. II Q. m 80, g. e. 49, 49, II
p. N. SUNDAYS at 4. S:46 a. m. 80, IL D. m. .
Trains leaving at &, 30 IL 80, T. 30 80
~ have connection for RESIDING Harrisburg, Potts
villo etc. a. Tor Easton Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg etc on Sunday for
Easton.
% and 80 m 70, FlemiretOn Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown Mauch Chunk
$50 m for FieDins:On. Iugh Bridge Branch EassOn.
Bethlehem, Alent0Wn dnc hnnk. Miikcsbarre, Scran-
ton Reading, Harrisburg. rottsvie TamaQua Shsmokin
Sudbury, LeWlsburg, WilamSport-
l for Remington East H. Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mau5h Chunk Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
345 p. IN for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk Wikesbarrc Scisnton. Tamaqua, SismOkin. /
80 p. for Pennington. his Bdge Branch, Easton.
Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading. Harrisburg, etc
100 and 30 D. m. for Somervtlle and Pennington.
645 p. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, etc. On Sundays at 80 D.
AGO, 8 rs, IL rs m, 100, 00 80. o ;15 D.
Sundays, 0c, 100 a. m. for Red Bank Long Branch
(Asbury Park Ocean Grove except sundays Point Pleas
ant
4, s:15 a. m. 100, 30 p. m for LAKEWOOD. Toms
River. Paror Cars at 100 and 4 80 p m
a. m, | p. m. for ATLANTIC CITY Vineland.
Bridgeton paIlor Cars az D. m.
30 els p Sundays 100, a. m for Perth Amboy.
4, s15 II :15 a; m, 80 p 10 for Monmouth Beach,
Seabright Highland Beach.
W-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Pier g. North River, 100 for Atlantic High.
lands, Highland Beach, Seabright, Long Branch, &c.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND THE
ON and after February 9Th 1888 trains OF the NEW.
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK r r viii
leave foot Of CoFtl3ndt and Desbrosses follows
Week days a. NJ arriving az ola Point Comfort p
Daily D. arriving at Od Point Comfort N. Tick
psriorcsr sais and sleeping beIths secured any
Ticket Onice % the IennsylysGis To o1d Company
5. w DUNNE, Supt L. u COOKE g.. r. +. A.
NORWICH LINE.-Favorte Inside Route.
Fares reduced to Boston, e3; Worcester. 81 so; Nor.
wien, 81 e5; New London. ell 40 Corresponding re1uc.
TER n V oF nosoN sss c SITY p Of weES
leave Pier 40 N. H.. at D. IA G. w. BRADY. ACT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16

A. eae I1Gc, White extra " c." 8 Use; Extra c."
6-eA6 3-fc; c." Lee. yellow, g 3 10d5 3Sc.
TALLOW-Frmly held. but trading unimportant
Prime City quoted At 7-Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16

COTTON-Isttle business was accomplished on the
actual market but quotations not efecuay changed
Sales O5 bales At the ports the receipts aggregated 4i
week and 2246 bales for the corresponding day
n wear ago. Since September (the be-
GINNING Of the crop year, the receipts have reached
5152 $50 bales, against 509O3o5 bales for the same
Quotations based On American Standard Of Classinca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
SPIRITS OF%rURPENTrNE.
COTTON MARKETS

CHARLESTON. April IA -Turpentine stoaiy nc 38c.
SAvAySAH. April l4.-Turpouttue nrm at SO 20
WILMINGTON. April l4-rurpentins firm al SO &c
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads..


| NEW-YORK ONTARIO AND VE9TFPN
IN fN%'D " HD' EhsA'
ana leave from ferries at West I2d
west f2d,st 80 a. m Jsy-st, z 80 a. m, for Mia.
eWc.own, iaisburE Monticello Liberty. Walton Delhi
Detroit Chicago Waikiki Valley points ''"'so D'nsio'
detSewD Eenvule waikiki Valley points me- ''' ~'
Mddetown Fasbure Iiberty wslton Sogwh o o ior
osweao Suspension Bdas nsrc,s cbesoo az
free to RocSs.ter Niagara Falls Eeenins Chair Car
Pullman sIecni,e m, 49,. -,
Tn abes cRes oe ~ 6 sssesCsd so7 Broadway
way 70. Othaye, 134 Esa 125thst 264 West 10Th az
Ne"-1 &c ANDERSON, o. y. A.,
NTORTUEstN ID arr p5,.Y =, ~ -
~ Trains leave from cbauhe,s, !, g.. -
for Englewood Tensy Closer spsrEh, 1 week GAYS
90 $40 40 ZOO 10 "a 5o, 70 90 80.
co. o 80 a. NJ and q n M 70, rnn,a.s NJ sunoays
lev Monsey and alImans ,.oe a., nsnuet Spring Val
?so n .Ion w SmrSnr. n'.k odys ZOO, 80 4 m,
'''V' "''" ~ ~ oun'ayS 1;oO a. m and D. m.
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Iressmdkiua.

DRESSMAKER.-Bya tirst-class dressmaker
~ by tho day take work home eustns' ntting or
drapinr In tho imported fashions highest reference
Address COMPETENT, Tribune Uptown Ofdce, l235
Broadway.
DRESSMAKER.-By Mrs Hayes, formerly
~ win Nine Dieden, dressmaker's work in latest
designs by the day. Call 66S 6th.sve.
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Aelp Waniso.

VVANTED.-Men who write plainly TO assist
w IN the preparation Of TRow's SEw York CITY
DIRECTORY Address In writing OF applicant satips ago
reference &oi applications IN person not noticed WILL
IAN H. Bates IL University place
WANTED.-A churchwoman of experience
w as matroA Of chldreH's home Address C. D. Room
TO- No. Wsrren.sL
q On to $500 A MONTH can be made
W NV working fol uS Agents preferred who
furnish their horses and give their whole time the
business Spare may De probably loved also
A few vacancies In towns and citles
b. f. JOHNSON & co. i.oOs Man.ss Richmond Va
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0sGthers.

A GAUTHEROr, from Paris, Officer
re- dAcademie. Professor OF French 40 West 63dst.
Highest references
A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
ne esses supplied charge TEACHERS registered
free; vacancies always hand form for stamp. L. u.
AVERY, American School Bureau. w. 4thst. N. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"A AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
ernesses &c. 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNGFULTON, % Union Square.
GCHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
~ Oldest and best known in U. Established 1855.
East l4th-st. Nsw-Yerk
TEACHERS WANTED for SeDtember.-Far
4 West. Ladies: Mathematics 500; German AID
French native preerred 500 Both
W. ID. KERR. lG Aston place.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS b.
w REAU for both sexes supplies Professors Teach.
Govenesscs Musicians UOusekeepers, Companions,
&C.. to colleges schools and families also Bookkeepers
Stenocraphers and COpyists 10 business hrmR
MRS A. d. CULVER 500 5th.sve. New-York City.
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| .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and
Desbrosses s;s follows:
a. n. TO- CatssauQua and intermediate bOints
o. for Geneva. Lyons ElmTa, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points. Chair car to
Wilkesbarre.
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car " Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading Harris
burg.
$40 D. m. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points Chair 70 Pittston.
20 p. IN. for Coplay and intermediate points. Con-
neeon 10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair Copay
so p ID. for Geneva, Lyons, Emma Rochester. Bur
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper o. Lyons.
S:i5 p. m. for Laurays and iatefmedlate points.
Trains leaving at 8. m. p ~ and 3 80 p m. con-
meet all points Mahanoy and Hazleton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
0. m for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
pointA
800 p m for Coplay and intermediste points
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Enira, Rochester But
and the West. Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons
General Eastern ONCE 2S6 Broadway.
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
N Steamers and Dean Richmond leave Pier IL.
~ r. OF Canast. at lily, Sundays excepted.
Freight received until the hour OF
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STEAMBOATS, anp Ral!roans.


A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
IA Steamers Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier II.
n r.. foot OF Canast. at6 lily, Sundays excepted
Saeroons warmed Freight recsved uat the hour OF de-
parture.
NEW-HAVEN. - Steamers leave Peck-slip
~ Pier % T. r. at D. and II D. m. Sundays except
cd Steamers arrive In time for early trains noItn and east
R0NDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
~ Crsnstons West Pont, Cornwall. Newburg, MARI
boro, Milton. POnghkcrpsie and EsOpus connecting with
Ulster and Delaware, Stony Glove ana Catskn Mountain
w. BALDWIN leave every week day a A D. n. pier
OF Harrison-st, N r., except Saturday. when City Of
Kingston leaves at 1 p. IN
ROSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only SO
- for frstcass lii.!ted tickets. Reduction to New.
port Fall River aud all other points Steamers PILGRIM
and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier %. N. r., fcpt Of
Murrayst., at p. daily. Sundays included. Con-
nection by boat from Brooklyn jersey City
4 p. AN ORCHESTRA on EACH STEAMER
Tickets and sateooms secured at principal transfer and
ticket OF ces, az once on Pier % and on steamer.
A TROY BOATS-Steamers SARATOGA
~ and CITY OF TROY Nghted electric lights leave
pier foot Of Chrsophers N. f. daily. except Saturday.
6 p 10 SUNDAY stsamer touches at Albany
PAY LINE to OLD POINT COMIC RT,
~ NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn X II. 4 80 p. Paror to Bat-
more thence palace steamers, arriving at Old Point
s 10 a. ILL.,, Norfolk 0 a. IN. H. V. TOMPKINS,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, 317 Broadway N. Y
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE and EAST,
Via SToNINGTON LINE.
Inside Route at Lowest Rates.
Steamers leave new Pier SO ~ T.. one block above
Canal-st, at . 90 p m. daily except Sunday.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ Beats raVe Tor CATSKILL and all intermediate land.
inss daily for STUYVtsANr aud NEW BALTiMoRE
Tuesday. THURSDAY aud Saturday
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OCEAN FNEIUHIS-As Is usual on The last day OF
the week the movement was quite Light to-day while
GAGEM ENTS-To Glasgow. steam, hence 5000 bush
grain. 3-sL--PETEOLEUM MISUNDERSTANDING
herce. Norwegian bark 1000 bills refined Is 10 i-2i
MISCELLANEOUS CHARTEES-Dordrecht from
Fernandna, a Norwegian bark deals and doors 5000 :
IIayana from PhIladelDha, q bark. coal s9GO New.
York from Fernandlna schooner, lumber, So 25 and
Wharfage and from Satilla River schooner 80 10 10
The rates Of berth accommodations are
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-09-27

Armour's Packery, Kansas City. and
Archer, of St. Louis, representing the
travelling men, and MIR. Hall answered
for the lumber interests.
After due attention had been given
to the substantials on the board, the
onnnous echo of popping corks gave
promise of more pleasure still to fol-
low. When the glasses of the assem-
bly, had been filed, Gen. Robertson
rose and proposed to the health OF
Col. Ripley. In his remarks, Gen.
Robertson referred to the Importance
of the railroad interests, and spoke
warmly in favor of new state consti.
tuition which will be less onerous
upon these interests. Col. Ripley re-
sponded in happy terms, reminding his
hearers that the Central had been the
first railroad to discover Waco, and she
would be the last to desert her.
Gen. Robertson then proposed MIR.
Hall representing the lumber interest
and called for response from Col.
Sigh.
Mr.. Hall. in responding, said that
he was sorry that in his II years in
Texas, this was his first visit to Waco,
but promised he would be here oftener
hereafter.
Toast followed toast in rapid sue
cession, and responses were made by
Mr.. M. Guinan, Col..J. B. Baker,
Mayor A. Hinchman, Mr.. Green,
Messrs. J. A. Solomon, J. w. Castles
and Capt. ]. E. Elgin.
The last named gentleman recalled
that he had come into Waco with the
engineers corps which located the
Central line, and had witnessed an en-
terprlse and grit in Waco then which he
would be glad to see reproduced now.
The hour for parting came all too
soon, because Col. Ripley had to
catch the o:3o south bound Central,
and several members of democratic
committees present had to attend a
meeting.