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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

Prof. Samuel Mountain, who for the
past two years has been connected with the
Southwestern Business College as teacher
of bookkeeping, left Monday morning to
spend six months in recreation at his old
home at Metropolis, III. His gentlemanly
character and genial disposition have won
him host of friends, all of whom wish
him pleasant trip to the plantations of
Egypt" and safe return to the Peerless
princasS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

SD ny al 6rzz-Ssts o. EtE Ger - F'Tss@ss4 CAP
- {. T. HOOD . CO. Ls-e.l Es@ss
100 Doses One DoIier
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

Compliments of the season with TWO
boxes of fresh strawberries from Charlle
Fuller's, reached this Office last evening
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

The police commissioners meet a0 e0eir
rooms today at 10 o'clock 10 turn Keys,
books. etc, over to their successors.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

Stated Communication Of Elmo Lodge of
Perfection No. Q, A, & a. Scottish Rite
Masons this evening at go O'Clock
J. :. COLE, V. u.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

The remains of J. T. Stinson will be
buried at Upton. do, and not at TINS CITY
as stated IN yesterdays paper.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

Wallenstine and Cohn were yesterday
moving into their new store room.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS
FANNY DAVENPORT.

In the last act of La Tosca," which will
be given at the Crawford Grand Saturday,
the 9th inst, Fanny Davenport has intro
duced novel and very interesting inno-
walton. Instead of jumping off the para
pet, as was done at the Broadway Theater,
New York, she is shot by the Roman
guard just as she is about to throw herself
into the river. She clasps her hands TO
her heart, reels. then falls and reels all the
way down to the middle of the stage.
The sale of seats begins tomorrow morn
ing at O'clock
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
NYE AND RILEY.

Messrs Nye and Riley were greeted with
a good house last night on their first ap-
pearance as a combination. This is the
only entertainment of the kind ever given
to the Springfield public, and these two
inimitable artists present picture of the
humorous side of every day life that is
strictly original. Nye is as quaint in his
appearance, action and delivery as his
ideas are POI, rayed by his pen. Those who
have read his works. even If blndfolded,
would krow it was Nye. Riley was entirely
new here. His originality was truly refresh
ing and the expectation of curious
public was fully sustained. His interpre-
tations of his own and only original
poems convulsed the house, and he was
obliged to decline the repeated encores-
Should these gentlemen favor US with an !
other call; IL will require the wigwam or a
skating rink 10 accommodate. the people.
After the performance last night, Mr..
Nye and Mr.. Riley held reception for the
members OF the press II their rooms at the
Leland, and editors and reporters availed
themselves OF the opportunity OF forming
their personal acquaintance, They are
royal entertainers and may be assured OF a
cordial welcome always, at the capital
Illinois State Journal
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
u Ao- AaOOLI. ''.-- .
TO ADVERTISERS

Our rates for advertising shall be as loT as tpSe
Of any other paper oil equal VSiue @S an Az
q ediun.
All transient advertisements must De paio ior IL
SGySnce. - - -o,,,,5 c,ase
matter and ente ed for TRANSMISSION through me
Il sils such. r,u5t. ,-o,.
York where all contracts for foreign anEerliaii1
VII be made and where flies OF the paper 0"+I NC
seen. g. c. Beckwith, Agent
All uo-isas for entertainments OF any kind in
yfch ~ aSr~ifr.rcc Zee is required Will De charged
at the rate Of five cents per line per DAY; ana hust
be classified and VIII hot be run as i'u'e ie'I1-e
matter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

The three candidates for justices OF the
peace leading were: Walker, Woodcock
and Barrett.
Leading for constables were; Cone,
Williams and Kay.
FIFTH WARD.
MAYOR
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

clacs-heSds rsi. rough, caa2ped
Il 4 III and oily ska prevented BY CuIlcURA
- A
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A GOOD BOOK OF TRAvEt.


nDoo ssi "a MI" Asa nix NJ A. Illustrated. evo
M sac @. p. Putnam's sons
prof..sor Dix has written pleasant account Oh
n tour through a region which has hi'neroo o'S"
scarcely visited by American travellers chous",
as he conclusvcly shows, 1t is full OF all khos Vi
interest The English have Tor many Se"iS
focked to Pau and some other Pyreneah resoi''
and sanitara, but for some occult reason V"e
Americans have held aloof from the mos' pioVu-
r.sone and beautiful part of Europe. and region
sSe,,,;rc in romantic historical associations. To
visit the Pyrenees," says Professor DIX. Will DC
.,~,,st 20 live arain in the Middle Ages. lhe
poman the Moor the Paladin Froissart, henry
- Navarro have marked the region, poth Ia
romance and in soberer fact. Its valleys nave
;nd;v;dual histories: It's aged towns and css'leS
stirrnp biographies. The provinces on lts hor 'n-
rru fianks once a centre, nucleus OF ola ienoi
chiyalry, are saturated with medaeVal aoNeh'u
One visits the Alps to be in the tide OF travel ~
find health in the air. 10 feel the rehsioh VI no"lo
mountains In the Pyrenees is all TINS, anu inoi,
tbe present and the past as we'll AS VIC ."-'
down the shades of old chroniclers from inc "
Of upper library tiers, we grow more """
in desire of closer acquaintance OaeS~-, On'I t'
maonc. Roland. the Black Prince, CASTOR fhoeou'
Montgomery and knightly King Henry s' "
ehostly armor and bcckon us on o;o
With all these suggestive and aIlurlhS "''O
.;ors tho amount of recorded travel In the
IN rccent wears is surprisingly small Iaihe UooN'
.,,;ot ;s nc Professor Dix says, less a pooN VI
.oI ,bop q work of art" is still one oil uic
.o,aards unbelpful TO the tourist ,houRh ~ 'o
Guide hooks are scarce and scanty. Inc gro"nu 10
roo,icallv unsurveyed in fact and therefore ~ 10
Tho moro gratifying to find In TINS Voiuihe S
.;oh a store of legend, tradition and historical
.ou,;r;scencc as we'll as so brilliant and careiul
aoscrin,;on of the wild, majestic and beautill
scc,crv Of the Pyrenees Professor DIX opens Ills
travels with an interesting sketch OF the blScaS"h
country and the Basques; that strange prou9'
exclusive primitive people, whose origin o"nieo
inves,ication. whose language is the despair OIL
nhilologsts who have withstood modern prosroo'
and tbe democratziug spirit Of the age up 10 the
nrescnt day and who not even now resigheu
,o the nrospect of assimilation with their neigh
bors though the spread of the French language
omong them indicates the beginning OF the ehd
NJ their seelusion The author has so sk1liuily
mingled his personal experiences and Impressions
with apposite citations from the old chronicles
and stirring stories of the past that the medlaeVal
flavor is preserved throughout these wanderlngs'
and .be reader is enabled to feel the old-world
Influence of the picturesque and hoary old towns
'aa,,od amopo the mountains So sympathetic
and 90 well-informed traveller is seldom en-
conntered and every page Of his book can DE
thoroughly enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARhEIH
FEATURES OF YEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The bull speculation in wheat received fresh stim'hs
On Saturday from further expansion OF the export de-
mand Talk OF possible decrease In the visible supply
today also hclpcd better feeling. ofsetting tanner
cables some falling in ccarsnces and slight Increase
in arrivals at Northwestern points. The cash market
WAS u cent higher and purchases for export amounted
to 10 600 bushels The milling demand reached to
- 600 bushels. The option trading was light ialilhI
below 900 600 bushels and it largely local IN char-
acter One prominent operator was conspicuous fh MS
nrchas and the foreign element did some buying which
b.cd IN disturb the shorts The market steadily hardened
and closed up a,aa- cent. follows: December So
ouuarv 81: February. S7ls March. ooas April So May
SSL June, So2 cents. .,s ~
on thc curb the operator referred to continued his
purchases and January closed at Sc ol0 cents bd ana
May az s99a cents. -. - -. a
The selling movement IT, kept up here and
at the West causing weak tone To prevail. Sl''C
lots were IA lower, but shippers bought Freely uks
their eary weakness and ended down = cent Tor Decc
Der at 42- A. but unchanged Tor February
at i0l, and Nav at IOss cents. III
Oat, were duh and inclined toward weaknt Inc
closed down D. cent for February az 50 anu "
changed December and January at 2Sa ana May nj
I,Ntrrmc dulness ruled I'm the lard markets. In n"
optos pont at 36 u and UNCHANGED Tor
February 40 -. March at 80 81 and May at - ~
grain and -four reported on SatufuaF
Ncw-N Ork Philadelphia, Baltimore ana boston were a.
follows Wheat Gj. .Cs4 bushels corn. 21l Hos bushrl,
GO 800 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and ~: Louis
the arrivals Wheat l2l 0i3 bushels; corn 33ooa
bushels li3 O23 bushels total grain. 9l4l bush
q -four 160Si bushels.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y CT
rEcnRnED MORTGAGES.

Beaudc;. John; to = J. Beaudct, e cor 7thaye an&
i1Qth-st demand. 1000.
Burkar Mechtllds. to tho Metropolitan Savings Bank
9th st. Of 2d-ayc, years, $1,000.
Baeman William. the Kings County Savings In.
stutom IlS-120 Eldrdge-st; also cor West and Lib
Drunmond. jesse 10 NJ I. Townley. n 3Othst q
Sth.aye. 3 years $4,000
Flanagan. Richard, to Thomas Flanagan, 3l7 112th
st, year, -. 400 -
Gallo Antonio to Abraham Steers, 112th-st a
Gth-aVe | year, 81 009.
Hardy, william y. to 5 Mesel, n 57th-st. Of Ave.
nue. A. 3 years, -. 600.
Johnston Emelinc. to L suydam 1Oith-st, d
Sth.ave | wear &3G. 900.
Keloe. Catherine, to Theodore Wolf, cor 1stays.
and ith-st, / year. 81, coo.
Lockhart, Alexander. to J Colgate, 13th.st Il
3d.ave, 3 years, Sl2 600
Morrow, James B. TO w Slade, 13ithst e M
Gth-ave. 3 years s12, 600
Ritchie Charles to the Federal Building & Loan As.
ISOLATION MOrrls-avc Cameron Pl install ~. 500,
Williams Thomas to Ceorge h Belts. 5th.
and 110th-st, years. $50. 900.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &
T EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
DesbrOsscs sts. toloW8;
a. m. for slatington and Intermediate points.
a. m for Geneva Lyons, Elmifa Rochester, Buffalo
and the WRIST and principal local points; Chair ear to
Lyons and Pullman to Suspension bridge
II a. M Tor L. and Il. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair ear To Mauch Chunk
Chair car to Tunkhannock. Connection 20 Reading and
Harrisburg .--,.-,
40 D. m for Elmlra and principal intermediate points.
Chair ear To Wilkcshaue aud Pullman seepers to Sus.
! 40 b H for Slatneton and intermediate points
40 p. N. for Mauch thnnh ana intermediate points
Connect ON 10 Reading and Harrisburg
7 N n, fnr Geneva Lyons, Einlra, Rochester, Bufao
and the West Pullman ccpers to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge 800
Trains leaving at "a. nl II n. nl ! u. and 3 40
d. M connect for all points In Mahanoy and HarctoO
coal regions ...n,V rp,rNc
a. ~. Tor Muuch chunk, Haklcton ana Intermediate
uolns and II m t Shen lndoah and intermcdat points
$40 D. m. for Maueh chunk and intermediate points,
n m for tieneNn Lyons Elmiia, ROeheStsl, liufao
and The West Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspension
Dfaso' General Eastern oalce. 2sS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

u FOOT OF LiBERTY-sr. NORTH RIVER
Time en- for Fa9 astoh ethSem IT, eStown MaucA
Chunk, Wkesbarre and Scranton, Reading Harrisburg
90 a. m. for Femington, EastOn Bethlchela Allen.
for Lake. Laks Hqgpscong Easton: Bethlehem
bury Lewsburg, WnlamspOrt.
town, V Mpuch a. chunk Reading harrisburg PotVilIS etc
St5 b n for Eastoa Bsthg9Sm sna Ae9to%n Mauch
80 p m. for Pennington, Lake HopatcOng Easton.
IS p m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh
Chunk Reading, HaGrIs9urg etc on Sundays at $50
100 a. M, Sundays, for Easton, Bethlehem, Allen
90 p. M, Sundays for Easton, Bethlehem. Allen
Grove ES' and ID Point ' rea:Sn So s15 ii % 100
sunday trains Do not op at ocean Grove % OF
For Monmouth Beach scabrght ETC., at 80 10
For Atlantic iiiaiands Via Matawan and Keyport
! 30 s:15 a.. M. :oO 4:45. $50 p IN. Sundays.
For Lakewood 80, Is a. m, 200 go 4:45 p m.
For Toms River and Bomegat, 80, rs a. M, 1 :00
For Atlantic City, yncland and BridgetOn 80 a. m
For = Perth Amboy 30 100 sI5, 10 80 II rs a M
90 90 40 80 0:1O, s 80 p. IN. Sundays, 100
It, Ill., ssuoRTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central r. r. of NewJersy PHILADELPHIA and Reading
r. r. and Baltimore and Ohio r. H. leave foot of Liberty
For Philadelphia at :OO 80 80 II 100 am. 30
90 3 20 90 200, g 90 7 80 p m. - rs night
sUNDAYs $ 80 80 a. NJ, ;OO 3 30 100, 90 D. M,
SiSnore and Washington daily at 80 i 90 Cex
Trains leaving at i5. II 100 a. IN, 30 700 800
40 ?. M 10 5 night, have connection for Reading Har-
Tickets ParlSr Car seats be procured r. POL
5}ht ID, East S5hss rs" Ssw2orS S ;'t ccurst $50
- oad~ay BooHyn; u o.u %, and cnoc
baggage from hotel residence
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
Yew:York, Saturday. December

Vfh, SATURDAY, december q.
Nothing was offered in the auction line at the rr
ssssa change f%a sm S%sen GUSTS GS% . 1 G 'o,
Exchange and Auction Room for The week endlng wiz
LIST OF AUCTIONS
m For The Se foasNg wees & Hdss E s.urday Deem
TODAY (MoNDAY). DEC. %.
cs %ss :: s SO r o9G % aSsy DWELLING
TUESDAY. DEC. "a.
Foreclosure sale, lot 13.fx1022 and 4.story dwell
ing No IS East 7jth.st. $. 2O3.4 ft W Of 4thave
THURSDAY. DEC. 2e.
4S ssJeGssaTi d%snss xo. 9 d So aSs
e Of e o 49, yss5 s1a S'ory building snl
lots 25xiO61I each and 5story hats. Nos So and "a
Sys ws.' 9'Aies iots 25x5s.e lVS each and two ''s
sty and g-sty buleiqgs Nos 3i and & sa Eas. 2itsss
Gwsiins' ~ and nc i-sy % Stable. no s55 East 2,tss '
.5 = bgdy 2day aS o Df9n % 4 IT. IT stF p cIu,ss ssd
s. lot, 2o1oxloO5 aad i;stY dwelling I'd 20 Ics Fast
r e isv! Noi &c. g! go 81 Et sS ss w.:
ls2ast s s2S r. & Of ethae asS pHSS pagaes auction" O
fra'"iO' FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27
Foreclosure sale lot fG.ixl0o.j and 5sty building,
ssSS 80 sSs EalS and ' Sy building 10 s,s East aa,
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.
ilsth.st s. 11s ?th-svc, 1sxloo1i; o'Con' .o ~,
pcaSst aIr 70 40 s4 psrsra S..-I % VIM Ey eooo
oithsf 10 fmt SIC 81 iyo yohSsfo ""'e 1900
HeTryS. RGrstcin no o-' 'O''p" 1850
sa@e seiD properly Ia. '" 2a5oo
Int~rvale.ave, :. 305 167th-st 25xlOOi -
pidOuN TO j owen 'V
Nof5i'rzss5 57 Rob Rc5e, oaqs Pse 800
st Nicholas Place, : 1888 52d-st 25AlOo;
A T Mason to J NJ Van Rensselaer,.
poer.st. Va 80 Fii1. 10Th Ha"' - VIM II Ely I
NaSlSSa anGsr iHe Hess to wm @ BSbIer 10000
5th.avc n " ii6tb-st, 1o011xif3; Geo
Betts to Thos 5 Williams !
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
AaE:NNSYL VANIA
b RAILROAD.
The Standard Railway Of America!
poUBIE TRACHf STEEL RAILSI
stone BALLAST AND STONE BRIBGEs.
PROTECTED THE
INTERVIEWING SWITCH
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM
The scenic Line 10 the West
AND THE ROUTE or rliE
CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED,
rhe Ideal Railway Train of the Nineteesth Century
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of Dessrssses aud
Cortnndt Sts., ancrdins passengers Grand view oil
the Harbor the shipping the Brooklyn Bridge, Gov
crnors Island and the statue of Liberty, as ioiows'-
Ou and after November 1Oth. 1883



600 Mh .5 sa s TSf d 1n 5Seps o p g09ts a II ne
Fsfior Gar New. York Pttshgls, Pullman Sleeping
Cleveland, and Toieio Train leaving New, York Sat
urdy does connect for Cheago Connects for CleHe;
land daily, aud for Wiiiiamsport. Lock Haven and
TnE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. ahS stae Room SleepnH Dnns
eue Dfa&%1HGo & Gohae,iIoa anu Cars ntni5pg ladies' and
s%GSns sSscmsns ana batS.foo@s barber sSop library
f HssG Sy ssaenaSy and movable Tho
pioneer Of rs class In ha world Through 20 Cincn'
ST. lOuIs, CHIC,GO AHD CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
-pH mnnati and St. Louis Pullman VestbGe Sleeping
car Yew.YOr % St Louis, New.YOrk 70 Chicago and
coTnbut SH and Dhins Car New.YoTE to Altoona aud
columbus THE wE,rERS EMPRESS
$50 e Z NJ YoTh%a ps'a and 0 PumI@ R9s
6Hle Sleeping Car New;YorE to S. Louis; NSWY(TI to
s SAs's GqGa Ssy
SAY sars Gonnf for sP sPd aS d' sA'''
PACIFIC EXPRESS. 1910. -.
mIas and ra Hq af can
S g Gaso Mes OS @ os5a MSm5PG 5P7 ya ana 'ss 70,
Sofry fr'y Ere he Ree0H cleveland and Columbus
ES$ 20 MI se G:R % s9a u ai Rsa
S99 II 90 M a. no. and I9 90 90 no 30 p H. sundays
BALrlMoRE WASHINGTON ASP TIE sorTM JI,
aiy Except sunday 10 aITys %asnnS'GS Nan SS
and Congressional LmeI dalIy, MIIh
Dining Car at 3 20 p m arrive Washington '4O D.
M regular express, Is 20 100, aah ~ ~ A. NJ
90 2lO $50 so and 100 m ga ana G l2 ;d9 I9d ng9 M
RsMd and " S and n dtnnd hG ggs6 6n6s Car and
Coaches through 30 p. m. daily. ,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. 100 Through Carr p M week
ro ay yfoN Ei eREPSdH F1PS dNHr 3iSr S .,S
i2 90 noon. 9 40 and 10 p m or yY Sgnay p,y e4o
ro, 6d Point and Norfolk via New YORK. Phladelphia
w Norfo.k Railroad. 100 a. m daily except sunday
snd 100 y NJ dalY via Baltimore ana bay Line 2:lO
n, p H., "BrooFiyn Annex" connect with all through
Boat A. jersey City aroriing speedy and direc.
trans,er for Rrookvn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
l...rsss trains leave a,
PiS DO 90 oO. 80, 10 Chicago Limited,
VIII Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited. and
II 100 a. NJ. ~ 20 90 21O. 90. $50, : 200.
20 90 :OO q 80. 90. and 100 D. m end II:
rtSht hccomnioi oiatiOn. II 10 a. ~, 40 and
ZOO D. NJ. sundays Express, ;OO 10, o ~ %
80, and ,. H.. and II rs night AecommO-
TRANS leaving SeW York daily except Sunday at 90
@ and II 10 a. m. /. 10 4. o p. M, and 10 m
and 80 D. on Sundays connect al trenton Tor
Ticpet onlces Nos / 435 $40 and 9ii Broadway
stor House aud foot OF DcsbrOsses and Coruandt sts
:, Erookiyn 7h Hufson.st. Hoboken Station. jersey
~ Tmicr1nt Ticket ONCE. Caste Garden.
mo Ncw.York Transfer Company will call for and
ehech osE os E PUGiI. j. r. wooc.
ifereraI MANAGER. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
Tile TIP AnE IN cIIICA AGO.

Chicago, Dec. 30 (SpcciaD.-The scabOard came to
the the wheat bulls with another big clearance
wheat and -four. II all that was necessary 10
turn hcsitating market into bull one. Ncw-lorh'
Philadelphia and Baltimore reported clearahce' oi
wheat and flour equivalent TO about 26O,OOO bushels
swelling the exports from the four ports for the week
to 872 900 bushels Of wheat and 41oOOo packages oi
-four As a result. wheat bulled cent and closed at
the top, 80 81 cents for May. 1t was big DAY II
the pit and almost all the big men were In the market
Even hutchinson who made effort early To stop
the advance was the biggest buyer at the close.
Iindblom, Mitchell, Baxter, Tnttle, Wllham Dunn
and all the avowed bulls active in helping the
price up after il got started. one OF the bis corn
short, covered line of 100000 bushels OF sDc'ehDcf
with Hutchinson outside the pit. The price Was 80
cents May was little affected. clOslhB dI - "-iD
81 IS cents Just about where 1t opened Inc esIl-
mate, for Monday are 4J2 oats were a URINE
easier opening at - 81 cents, ana Closing AT - %
cents for Nav Instead OF 10000, as expected lerc
were received last year at the six pnncpai PACKING
points, including Chicago. Hogs dropped lo cents.
The result the floor was that packers scneiauA
became sellers, and there was besides EOou ued Oi
hquidating by spectators. January porh at one llhe
showed drop of l. = cents. NJ thc closc January
pork showed "A decline from Friday Oi =! : cents,
January lard and ribs OF IL cents. Nhedt On lhc
curb was for May % 81 % IS cents.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

rl and . 70 cents in cases crude I'm barrels sold at
: 50 and 10 cent Df 20 lo .to.t,.
nm a shade AZ Antwerp and lower at London me mai
io|,tnns were Antwerp. I71 francs per 100 kll0s
Bremen 80 marks per so klos; London o's@o4 pence
= rfui call
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool 81, y. mCotton-Ihe 5aca "I & the gay
include 600 bale, American. AmeIIV', i4'u'-
o.Icd The sales included A,HQo balc, Amer
lean Futures closed steady American -MiGdhE 10" ma
ding clause December delivery 3j54d sellers; December
and January delivery 31Gid sellers January ana ttbfu
Tv delivery 35-Gid sellers February snd Maieh drNcr
3G.64d sellers March and April delivery, 3'1id sell
crs April and May delivery, 3s-did sellers M@y aud
Iunc delivery 39Gid sellers June ana Jtli delivery
lO-G4d buyers July and August delivery i-04d sell
..iddir, Oh. -.
uddlng 9l-c good ordinary, l5-l6c Ntt ana gross
receipts G,37j bales exports To GFcat biildi' IO0OJ
sales 10; stock. 7O.1Sj. ,,. ~
Norfolk, Dcc. 2l Cotton quiet mlddling Pc. Net
and gross receipts 2G97 bales exports, coastMse, 2U7
sales 1.26G; stock 2s .193. ,,..u ... o.s ,.,,,,-
q 9.lGd96.c: low mddng. 5-lGd9Nc; good ordinary
I3l8dSsc. Net and gross receipts oioS bales cN
uors 10 the Continent. 1873 coastwisc 1887 sale,
400: stock. 9D.Ojl - , -. 49,.
ding 9dsc; low midng. 91-lOc; good ordinary. sac.
Net receipts II 1926 bales gross receipts l2oi5 exports
ncnt 635 1852 salcs $50 stock 3i95lS
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
Ocean Steamers.

CUNARD LINE.
NIv.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
NV from Pier 40. North RlLei.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL. SERVICE
selyia...Dec 2s 10 D. N. scrNla....'Jal, -. m.
IIs,,,ria e. D. ~. BOthna -.-.F Feb. !. D. m
GGs,iiiia Jan. Ii. a. M Aurnhr Feb 5, &c a
pDa,i,~ia Ian IS 3 D. IN. tmbra Feb u, = b. m
Cabln passage 500 $50. and slOO Int mediate. SJ5
S,.eSao tickets all parts of Europe very
IL rstcs For freight aud passage apply 10 the company
ohee x1EhNoY gSNSocY II. BROWN & CO. General Agents
NTEW- YORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. COM.
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers 10 and Il. T. H.. az y. N.
n.mo'r { IIaV.. Progre-o, TuNpsm
SAhhIOph' Vera Cruz .--.-.- Tues. Dec. 81
&C. OF COLUMBIA, laN. and Cafdcnas-- Sat, Dec. @s
,,.c,n, lIav., Progreso. Campo he
NlA"AkN Vera Cruz .--. ...s ucs., Dec. 81
ClENFUEGos' N'ss'e cieSfaesos sO 4o Thurs Jan. .
For particulars freight passage, apply &
JAMES +. WARD & CO.. ll3 Wa-st
sLoes not carry passengers.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
9nsirnciion.
Musical instruction.

- AMOS for holiday presents private A9S
| ID ladies' and gentlemen EDWARD DOpoN'''
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

n IPF ORGAN FOR SALE. -
L me above referr,d 20 ORGAN now IN the
eanctuary of the Cathedral. Baltimore. viii be- sold al
,'ch reduced price. II must be removed in order To
make the contemplated alterations 20 the church It wa
i'it Nv Mr.. H. Ncman. and be replaced In Some
other church at not very grcat cost iof which outlay
liant richly carved fun description and terms
snniy 70 l.. c. DCGAN, Treasurer 10 East Lexington
81 baltimore, Nd.