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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

xook 10 the United Kingdom or Continent cotton os Cd
Ssr. suunss1 plaas pat to Havana. coal 81 =,
..ssds uneh.aesd prizes Sales. so bbi. Mess private
81 ssss s sasis S ass
y 81 :ios.is s:5s Y
here and Ell at the West New, November, 81 West.
q r. !,aq,Iy g :siaasd sxsei
a.;s s .. cry I'D q. S sSs ssa j esAs sa
s1d Nave Ssatss Chicago siSsx iGs 5. sSa
T ssiBs cry siisVs SJs sNs .ns e 81
pssson in grain haa Weakening effect IN this line to-day
s. e'ss s s eos' City = :.a%
s 80 c so, sS's 81
I'D !. ssss :s s, s'sey
'S, S SS ksa osPsp Su1hsSa at si
sSd the FEELING FEELING in =. grades
sy % Sss fancy g ff sa f eis ss's
~. clfsaasy fancy thYsss E2 ,s
air. STAT Dsly shsss fancy is sSais.
s :Ssss i 81 s ,S %;n
sss. IS
no safs soy 'iSn
fancy ss do ans s.gsho good e prime. shSec a1n
choice 20 Western fiat 0aec Pennsylvania skins 1'S
&c ECsIn fair request and stronger ON faaeY stock
fair prime; Western. 2$a20c icehouso, isa22c lined
lsG1oc.
sUGAR-RAw-Drn and entirely nominal: Rnmored
sales OF 10000 bags Centrifugal 9G test To phsdepha
% iss st Dc aud out s
i51oc; Cubes .eSO; Powdered. 0sc; Graadated, o5c
Mould a." lil9 consstiOnsrs, "a Ssc sisa gl
Si3 Ss yellow lag sSsS 6So s1os city
lard, in rs qp,sed o. 7;Y: olsonnrssana city s,lo,
TEA-sscs today BY auction 7lss pkes. az follows
M Ss'a 14Gsse npesds, Sa Pns
Eyson. 14c; fmpssibl ietal9e; GunIpwdsr. 1926
io 28hc; India dnd orange Pekoe 13a23c OolOng For
nosa 2O422c Fooehow, I0t4l0c; Annoy, Nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour dull Howard-st. and Western super % !0GsS 50
DO DO extra % s5d: 20 90 Do family - ss@ ss 80 s
as5 CO. do do extra = o0e4 o. Wheasea.he ag Gll
30 red SPOT and SSssm5er s'aSssC 1sSsm
n sy as1e 0o and MAY wss
yellow, old, 6la6Sc new, 5ou59e Western quiet mixed
SPOT and November year Sf Jaa ,Sa ss
S May os sS;ie DO western White 9Sa5i do
graded No. white S0sos Rye S%ss choice a to
20 @ Do BS p very cSo hm saa
choice l2a4o rolls ane, 1eSlsc do ta5r tS GOOD 1t9
Copper quiet WhsHey dn. Fraahts dull Receipt
% q s Ss wheat 1s uS
SiSs bis Saies-%Ieat 700 BUSH corn. 1000 bush
NoS unehsa o bn.s s
bush; shorts, go tons.
Buffalo, Nov. 5Wheat-Active inquiry for sproino g
S %nga' 10 hard az 81 Ss cars
ii O9is 1900 bush No Northern sold 9: 81 Q41 5000
eSr az s g. fG'2s Es'
QUIET 10 red 81 o. on track d. in store 81 GA No
s o ss az OK s White 10 oes %n'I Doc q
80 yellow. $3.50 ysli0y ~ ssse 30 S7s
%zs whit n s'sSs Sls asked Bar
&c. Sic t s sSGsSe Eye hm 30 ?4c track
FG sss s' Sfss R'ins
spring sl7 Canal lreights Arm sna HnShanged Re-
S7ySoO SSsh oa 29SS5o bush barley 5000
Shlpmsns~By cana Wheat 5000 BUSH corn. lS6 900
SS wheat 1000 bush corn
Ch,c,so Nov bThe leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. 5 (speclaD.-Thcre were good many
reasons to-day why wheat bulls lost courage. Posi-
bly, If there had been rsrae outside support prices
might have been maintained, in spite OF tho fact that
almost every item Of outside WIS unavorable 10
holders. But there practically no outside buying.
The Duluth and Minneapolis car lois 1857 maze an
uncomfortably large figure. The pit operations were
as much against the price as the outside news Be-
sides heavy selling BY Hutchinson there was greaS
deal OF liquidation by holders, big and little There
was good cash business done here, charters 9eIng
worked for direct export, but this did not stop sic
cents and on the curb prices showed decline OF full
2 cents from me opening figures: December opened
at u o. a. sold as low as 81 o. IL ana closed az
81 O6 IL. The arrivals here in the morning, simply
Mondays Inspection, were 100 the estimate for
Thursday two days receipts, were 1873 cars. The
weather was too fine everywhere for corn Naturally
there sympathy with the weakness In wheat.
Corn showed only fractional decline Stil within the
last few minutes Of the trading; then 1t made quick
IL cent break. At night prices were Ii Genus
under Monday. The movement was LIBERAL The lnspfc-
ton sheet showed the total stock OF contract corn 10 DC
down to 900 bushels the total stock OF all grades
to be 1850 900 bushels. Receivers and shippers are
stu generally on the bull side. They rely upon uhe
Government crop report next Monday TO upset the
short sellers. Oats showed smaller decline than any
other grain on the list. May opened at Az "a sold
as low as 46 Is and closed at 40 "a cents. Pro
visions Yielded along with everything else on the ho0r
pork at night showed a decline from Monday OF 10
cents lard and ribs of cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
q 40 NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

pr,.as tor cereals went down generally yesterday
an email volume of trading. In wheat the specu-
lave transactions fell below 2,oOoooo bushels ~mie
t,,e net official losses 1o cents. Inc neari'h
inauenoe we're tame cables and an increase OIL sooooo
bushels in the amount passage 70 EfSpe; bd
streas also reported increase VI
~ the availabe stocks east OF the ROCKY Mountalhs
" .T nss into the United Kingdom were reported
10 he aree The selling largely to nqucate " 70
nc nsSa,s Cash lots were down la Ia cents In
mite ~ 40 600 bushels taken for shipment -
Corn Was weaker largely in sympathy Win Whett
snot io, were off ID cent and only ooooo 1ushels
1cre sold In exporters The options were duli, Dut
under realizing sales ended OH IL cent -, .
oats were depressed by large reGSiPs a. wen i q,
sympathy with the leading cereals Inc opuons 'ose0
u'T ard was lower in sympathy with grain and on
heavy ARRIVALS of hogs The options dropped Ia D
points. 90 to,,ows.
Wheat-November, 81 O5 SIS; December, III O6 o-o ;
January 81 Os May, 81 10 p
Cori-November, so "a December, oo l-2' JAN
nary go So; May, 81 Us cents.
Oats-NOvember 40 IA December, oo; May oi 30
Lard-Novenber, Sc Al; December, SO so; January
SO 10; February SO 81 .. .,
at New York. Philadelphia baltimore and Boston were
bushels; oats 33l 825 bushels total grain, 6l9,.2i
bushels -four, 01,746 packages, AT chicago; NIL
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals We're wheat,
327 079 bushels corn, 45e903 bushels oats oid,ooo
bushels total grain, 1,20s,625 bushels houf' AZ eo'
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
1--WE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Nov. 5oattcR ecept; last "a hsutS n iU ss
head total for thus far, 10 700 Tor same u.e ,as
Week censsnsd through 900 Of which hse $50 ana
ambs-ReceIpts last "a hours 3ioo head tea fSs week
thus far, 25oo for same time last wssS ~ On ale
1000 slow. sheep-Choicc TO extra, Sods9 20 Food 10
choec 81 15as4 fair, sass TO- Lambs
Choice to extra 80 o5as6 80; good to CHOICE s. 'SdsC
Common 10 fair S5ds5 TO- HcasReeeips last "a hours
$40 head total for week thus far 30 74o for samc sme
AT week 81 500 consigned through 22iQi OF which
90 20 NewY orig on sale 1900 dull. Mediums. heavy
md mixed 81 1885, 2j YorKers, IS 1884; pigs $50
Chicago Nov Title Evening JOqr nal reports &C Sa
te-HeceIIts IL, coo head shpmens oOOo 20
ass 20: Texans y Sos2 So rangers oe 20 2oafS 90;
aatiye ste,dy TO Rough and common - 1873 oV
mixed Prime heavy and butcher weight, 20 o2asa 20
iiaht 81 lodsi 12i. PIGS. S2dS3 70 Sheep-see,ipt
Zoo heal: shipments $500. Market hrmef; rs 300
q So Westerns - ooaS4 so fed Texans, "a 80 iamos
a goa - IS. ,. , ,oo s.d. .h,,
ent. 500 Market active strong coCd 10 fancy native
s,eer = Goas5 fair to good Sdsi As sos6ers and
,e.ders s2as2 9j Texans and Indians. ~ 3oara ou:
HoGs-Recepts, $500 head shipment 1000 Market
stsdy choice heavy. 81 lods5 ~ nxet elt1es
q sjsl OJ light. fair 10 best 20 sods3 %
ceipts 26o0 shir ments, LOO Market steady g"ou 10
clio fiad5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

IIverpOOl. Nov. 8 { y. m.-tott0h-Ihe saIes OF tNe
dav include s 800 bales American go,
Futures closed weak; Amer, Middine low mdding
ia,se Soyember delivery ) ls0td sell.rs; November
and delye sl7ota isSd De as and
deiivery 5 l9.6id5 2o.e4d; February and March de-
livery. 2i-8id5 22-did; March and April delivery;
& og.G4d5 2i-O4d April and Nav delivery, 250s a
26Gid May aud Jrns delivery 9s-oid sellers; June
and Juy delivery g 30.9sd buyers
galveston Nov 5-Cotton-- oliday. Net and gross
receipt 1892 bales exports eoastwise tf13 baios :
stock ilS5 $40 bales.
Norfolk, Nov 5.-Cotton steady; midding bloc
ret receipts, 1919 bales gross receipts So5l bales
ssies sales 1874 bales stock 1910 bales. -
savannah, Nov. 6.-Cotton quiet; mdding, DC low
middlng. she good ordinary FAC net and rross NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-rhere WAS rather life TO the spot mar.
ket to-day at steady prices No quoted at 17te
Sales 200 bags Nos ana at e i7,.e TO- 10; 60.
and freight; Mad gIowths STEADY sales 100 bag
moderate air to The speculation. Gables higher,
and the receipts Rio and Santos showed falin. on
both Of which had stimulating effect At the outset
there rise Of 2oa4o points but this was followed by
realizing and November closed with fraction Hsvro
advanced lai,s fs and Hamburg closed 1a1f pig better
London also hardened 0neial quotations 2:45 p; m,
fsSrSsy March rs AP,a H. T1Is:s Noy e.
bags stock I Trieste Nov, T. 4e $50 bags Rotterdaui.
Nov s.-Anoat from Brazil for Europe 10000 bags
lava 5Sc AnswerP Now 4Arlynls at Antwerp during oo
bags Marseilles, Nov. h-Stoek In MafsalIes Nov !,
ond 500 exchange (pryate). 24as receipts. days,
1000 BAGS total SceS' l5S 600 bags gskst weak
Receipts Rio July to November 1890, 1.o23 900
bags same time 1880 $4,000 bags same time 1855,
165o. 0o0 bags Receipts at Santos July t. November
L. 1880. 29o,ooQ bags time 1889, $4,000 bags
same time 1888 7o1 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
TIE PETROLEUM MAKKEE

..,,,v. IRON THE. FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
rns crude oil markets yesterday were WITHOUT III
tellireut movement There was no news OF importance
md trading was trivial and professional in cnasseSa
a" ~nnso,,daed Exchange December options broke
~ .' 20 10 10 10 1-467s IL cents. one SAFE u
oo ,ar,.s Of buckeye oil made at ~ IL GEMS
assiDss Is cents Monday night Al the Ssoc Of he
change, ~ onposition TO the Standard In the OHIO
eS buckeye cerasstfs Is ~ nyss1 cents 0m handful
exisune .t"ns tnOk place In Pennsylvania OIL, put
prices cents to 80 ms ss1s THAT s
psnts.on hard 70 defneprobaby the general opinion
waf sas ase Of prices and the total dealings were Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

FLOUR AID MEAL-FLoUR1City MN eStTas o, sSid
% %i.s isI 'sS West S
S.. 81. 1s for s
$50 SS BIZ. eli Mnn M z l fSs
"a 7Sass $500 Winter Wheat GYts a. q TOsss g
So 81 s' e e lSs mi s'
as Pssp Ss Lev c Est r. isIi 7C q
Ssss' s"sy Is s.aI N q sSs
So s q ssSse poor es tS
ssasy @ %s9 SaSs
rs% isa
%SSs$4 r. : 5s 4 =
choice is5Sy DE cok%MAT
nd '" ss oSO SS 400
+. wa: as Of "ssa a sS IT
Mtn e TSlsa snIT Sda net fs'S
SSo was more coo C esS nee ad mere
g. n dr. o s 90 t. Il @ sons
May opened then ADVANCED to g. whit FL
e. Ssts T. ss u @
h sSd Of h au S%g w on
g. p Ssis week TR wsss
vss quite nSsg, and ns to- a nPs a
hs s saa's ; Nss
arrivals e. n SasS TPS 9 scssca a0g Tsce Rp
ps55S t 5nsh eeSfances as 1900
pEe SOar The spot market rsspOaded with break aoS Of
as sSs.S Hs' nsI. SS5sS,
sGSO 9s'r bush 900 bush spot In;p5 On
S;sifS T" - a.Ss & f g., s DsS
S e y j @ C s:sng j os do January
81 osdsl os closing at l Os DO May, p ~ ~ 'oI;y f.
Quiet and UNCHANGED in price westetn N SSat2a11 a
sgsSa at ald5if gaH1sa i%5s' q svs @
sssn wss;a 5saae, sOa So aT Go
Canada GSSaiso wca hAEda ~ Mia MAa
by he 6esrsh drift noted wheat Arrivals at the West o6
S on aT en- "na ssFf t %h'
sing influence Tame cables also contributed to The DC.
Bcs sere andes and t Ss S prevailed
II the day sp s s sOi Sro eHc% sos leading to
% Gao CSS bas fd sTs o 6aG o
t nn Tu:% ansr1dsd nxed white No 2@ixd
Ssast 3Sss s5 aas Bsss%Sss
6oa0oe closing az Mac So1s a S9 Closing at Sc
closing oan.Tsfoo%ed Wheat corn though The fun
and speculation was more active attended with consider
t qdaon Spot o were a nsn ea'G 60 "i pGh
sss So 90 bush n future asladns
20 h %SSq 49, aSc elevator Soc soat No white
5sa5sa latter special ees 40 o wee
sss &C. es SGS q Boz 'a Dc M SiSFs s
e ' eIans ct S'{ :" fsY1
g Nv Fat 81 jld asG g. 81 2'''i %
Hay AND sTRAw--wth liberal arrivals the market
IN har rules barely steady, particularly on ether than
sad w ahSs. hs sscs SE% RSYn
e tss ,y slos Ss
See sPd ,S S5sa' a sO Sss; We, u.
,syS p sSt ;Fsd9S
TO fair $50 s choice 1895 rs MEDIUM
$oa32c COMMON P 10 fs Coat 1880 fair 70 choice Se6
asc on ehoee issa go medium, 27as9c do lsss Sage
ia4 s eSo Gs n
PEH Sa SPs%yonis srhL1ER-h'e'' ri' 'NoN
MOLAssEs-In light request. New.oreans quoted at
2sa45e far 70 strictly fancy Porto Rico sOdsSsi Eng
'''@ NAvAL sToREs-spIRITs TCRPENTINE-strOng
in dSs 4, az sou sSsfS ,fsSes Sa
tsdy STRAINED q 4s9s AZ gSos 80 Si q 80 3 g g. e
y 1sas2 co. NJ. 81 80; n. IS 10; q. 20 IS; W.
old Of gsds crude DC 50 bb dark oil grade do ssc
s1d 80 bis ., 90 grade e at pt' % y sS
cGsSaad fs's as f fGs1 s ps G9
s sss ws.sr 5sa6C Sa caca prime
TaO iSe er0Ss ,c 49, spn msh ss,S
s Sa naH's spr in" s5a whas crude aaS
winter SO bsehed winter F staoSe peseheS sPns
esGese = sagonned f''s g gsr n owe itaan zoe
| OCEAN FREIGHTS-steam berth accommodation was
fan dsssnd ' sa but ss %f Show ' fa9s
o ooh sus sI sr and s9ifo II boxes s.y c6ss
}a 70 600 S" tSn. s0S sSs sl' . .ao BUSH
T hss HSsf bark Ss' Pcne pa
nh sdd asd 81 Italian bark Ms
Ss sgd oG ss "a tuS y e. sh ff M eSG
r. Drss,eT hense 70 s."s Ayc
Para and back on Norwegian ss,, lark Brttania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
FIFTH RACE-PU RISE $500. SELLING. 10 N ABOVE
NHE SCALE SIX ErRLQNGS
SIXTH RACE-PURSE $500 SELLING 10 N ABOVE
THE SCALE. SLY FURLONGS.
copvr,I DEFEATED BY WESLEYAN.

MiddIetown, Conn.,, Nov. tSpecial).-ln the game
with WESLEYAN today the Cornell eleven added another
IN the series of defeats which they have received at
the hands of the New England colleges the score being
Wesleyan, O. Cornell . The teams were well matched.
and the rst half ended with the score to in favor
OF Cornell Early in the second half Johnson Corncs
left tackle was injured and Hill took his place wes-
leyan scored touchdown ana kicked goal. Cornell
alan ecorea a touchdown, which not allowed, be-
canse of holding by Cornell men. The game lasted
one bonr and twenty minutes. The Cornell team left
here for ithaca tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
xrxvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE NOVEMBER sT"EN fAoE

.o,,. %, bales; exports eoastwss. 49o2 bales; 's
co aRo ',siss. took 117O00 bales. -. ...,x.
l0VV Dsiss Nov SCotton- Net feccps,
m Sx Ssss aross rseeipts. 2700 bsles exp,n.n
3vIxo ustein 40 900 balls exports TO the Cons'"a"
= ssa bales: stock, 1884, 766 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
r,rpoprAN pRopuCE MARKETS.

span sstp0' ro SSv hams Saeoaisdes Sasf moo
ere oier moderately Cottonseea OIL Liverpool refined
su at ss spS Of turpensSMHode der. onst spar
Lss!spot and futures holders offer modcrstely floSl
era ofer moderatAy mixed Western. spot and November
Arm at a. sLd December nrm At Is 100 January mn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
OIL MARKETS.

Oh City. Penn Nov. 6-Nsttonsl Transit Certificates
on1ed al 78sse highest 79sac; lowest, 1ssc closed,
isse sales if2 600 bbs; shipments s7,e21 IBIS runs
08965 bbl.
pttsbura PENN Nov 5.-Nationai Transit Certlnestes
opened at 79se ciosed at 7ec highest 79sc; lowest
7SLc
Irsdfsrd Nov 5.-Naronsl Transit Certificates opened
7ess; closd at 7ePe highest 73'se lowest. 7s%c;
cirsrsSess 100000 bbis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

Refined petroleum unchanged at 100 cents IN par
rels ana e'eo ce we're shade frmer at 10 3-sa
fos oncs in antwerp. $50 marks In Bremen ana
LEA 9-18 pence in London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

On the Produce Ehchange today hc 1utt mslHet We
iSd2oc dairy extra 2la22c extra hrsts. 1sd20c hvts
l5a17c. Eggs 2Od2lc.
Milwaukee, NOV. 5.-Flour steady. Wheat easier; No
sprng on tack, cash. 95a9Oe; December. eo'.ci No
Oats dull; No white, on track, 4Ie. Barley quiet No
in store 7l5e. Rye easier; No IN store, Ss'se prS
20 57a neeeptso1Foqr 1000 bos wheat o i5 ;,,o
BUSH barley Sl5oo bush osa RRnn h 'oo Do''
Philadelphia. Nov o.Flour-Ihere was very i,ttio
Rye vaneed Sc under scarcity. sales at ~ 80
for choice Pennsylvania Buckwheat flour quiet BUY
steady at s2as2 - per 100 N for Wheat-Market
weak prices OF futures declined &c under FREQ speea
atiye selling In Chicago based Increase OF sooovo
stocks and continued free arrivals IL
the Northwest In this market there was llItie asPo
ston to trade and prices wholly nominal. Gar
lots ia modss.s supply and steady but ds%e az
10 rennsylvana In do, N o. No 2 red-No'embbsr
slasl co., December y ol2dsi o.; January 81 oSa
rsnasyvaHs cGrs1ptsSH m SsS s wa
ties but there little or nothing doing Car lots
for local trade scstee ana nr hsush nuet FIRST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
STAINED.

Strict Good ordinary 7l6 Midi ling; % $40
Optons-Anothe decline occurred to-day and there was
further selling by 'ongs" In the early dealings there
was break Of id5 points after which the market dsoppsa
Smaller port receipts Liverpool reported decline Of 2G3
poin:s which had depressing influence Sales. lo''ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

Cash quotations were follows: Flour easier No.
spring wheat % sa9S'se No spring wheat sIa9ohc;
20. rod, sSsaos,ss No corn S2Ne jss No oats
axesd 80 prime '%S'9y sssd 81 i SS s nss' pSrs
loose IS 40 dry sated shoulders oxed 50 SOas8 ~.
snort clear sides boxed s. s5ds5 90; whshy distlers
dnished goods per gall VI IA sugar, unchanged No.
White oats 465c; 10. barley February, e2aSoc No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

Time-l :0tio.
Rather Brunette gedng and Mohican the leaders
throughout Mohcan got of badly but ran through his
field and led into the The Brunette gedng
outran him. however the last furlong and easily
by two lengths; Silent second three lengths before
Mohican, who beat Spenda a neck. No bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

= Warehouse deIlvcrHs since N0vemD5f T. Io0U; NuW'
York, S571 bags Baltimore, 600 bags; New-Orieans
7,467 bags total TIPS bags.
CoTTON-On the spot weak o. Lice decline; sales. 405
bales consumption 80 1893 bales against
7S6 bales this day las. week and bales this day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

~ AV ANNAu I AoI
- SENGER LISE-Four
PIER rs. y. r.. foot OF sDrin
IS. TALLAHASSEE
s.. KANSAS ClIf.:.....,
s.. CHATTAlI0OCHEE;. ~
SIS. NACOOCHEE.. -. Wedn
Connecting with Central X
nah. Florida and Western
GEORGIA., FLORIDA. 81
RAMA and LOUISIANA;
First class table d'hote: For
j. ID. HASHATEN'r
East. Aet. S. Il. and w. Ry'
201 Broadway: -
r. L. WALKER, Ageil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

T. NJ. Beryy's Oh. h. Elytop, by Esnd
bfiss Hampton, yrs. 107 n. (Ciaytonl 81 IL
A. Thompson's b. T. Mabel Glenn, 4, l0S %
Warnke h Sons br. 9. -, by Powhotian- -
Lady Jane, 3, 06....--..(G. Coyingten) 20-l I'll
A. j. Joyner's ch. g. Chesapeake 8, 100;
(Allen) o I'll %
" " ~ - 49, > IN Anderson) o SOL SOL
Written brothers b. h. woodersft, aged, ..
p. H. Rysn's Oh. g. Theodosus. ., lo1 on ~
'"' '''''' - ti.a,aSsy) 3d. lo-I
SUE s'0sns.s' eA v0ssars iSa COL POI
H. w: wishrsw q Co.'S br. {. Repeater
4. u6.............,........(T hofnpsen)' 7-2 SO
Tfme-l :l5l.
sIsft at the post
"a ~. Chesapeake and Elyton the leaders from
- sA wf1A long delayed owing to the fractisus-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

g-st
Friday, November z. 8 D. m.
SATURDAY, Nov. 3 z y n
Iondsy, November 10, ; y. ".
ssday, November -, 5 y. -.
Away Of Georgia aod sAyse.
RAILWAY for AL points In
)UTH CAR0LINA. ALA.
accommodations.
freight and passage Apply y
w. h. RHETr, Gen; Aas
Savannah Fast Line.
3i7 Broadway
. Ocean Steamship Co..
Few Pier 95. North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier % Z. Il. foot Hoosevetst) at D. m.
CHERoIkEE Charleston and jaess@yIle Fri, Nov,
iRo0U DIS Charleston and Jacksonville Wed, Nov y;
AIGONQUIE new Chas and Jacksonville. Fla, NOV Az
All steamers have hrstclass passenger aeconnoeatlo.
under open RcSH eseesSd y oni o. Que
cent. WA. K. OhiDc D.. .,,rr ..,aen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

1'pstan and Major Domo the pace-makers In the
stretch the fierce, but Major Domo was the
better horse in the easiest possible manner by
ran length Tpstsd second three lengths before bally
hoo who was under the whip for half mile. Carrie c.
Winoaa ana Hub s. were Withdrawn.
THIRD RACE-PURSE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
ONE MILE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-13
An LditOr's Curious lind.

When the editor Of The Athens Ban.
ner was living IL st. James Goose Creek
parish, rear Charleston. s. c.. he once
found a large iron box in an old field,
badly eaten with rust. Through curl.
osity he secured a hammer, and assist.
ed by two negroes broke n hole into Il,
but some charred human bones and a
small key that unlocked the chest wera
all that rewarded his pains. II was
afterward learned that in the early set.
Element of Carolina an old bachelor
left in his will SO, 600 to any one who
would place his bones in an iron box
and burn over 1t 100 cords Of pine
wood.
One key was to be placed Il a bottle
filled with lead, and dropped into a
hole in Cooper river, where bottom was
never found, and the other left in the
coffin. A poor young man complied
with the will, and was paid so, 900.
The rest Of the old mans money he
buried, and no one ever found Il. He
believed that II a persons body was
burned in this world he would escape
fire in the next. The iron chest Is
doubtless stu where il was left.-At-
lanta Constitution.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-13

Macbeth's "pearl top" and
"pearl glass" lamp-chimneys
do not break from heat, not
one in a hundred; they break
from accidents.
They are made Of clear
glass as well as tough, as
clear as crystal. They fit the
lamps they are made for.
Shape controls the draft; they
are shaped right. Draft con-
tributes to proper combustion;
that makes light; they i'm
prove the light of a lamp.
But theycost a dealer three
times as much as common
~chimneys, and, as they do not
break, he is apt to be anxious
lest they stop his trade. Di-
minished sales and less profit
are not agreeable to him.
There are two sides to the
question. Have a talkwith him.
1Pltsburg. GEO. A. MACBETH 4 ca.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-13
CONSULTATION FREE.

sS~Ageecy for DIR. Liebig's Ipvigora-
tor ut Rnum :. ) T.. Broadway. Butte.