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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

OEElCERS ELECTED
by the Grand Council of the Junior Order
of American Mechanics.
Special telegram TO the Dlspstch.l

WHEELING. W. Va. July 16.-Ihe State
Grand Council of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics at Parkersburg. to-
day elected :. X. Warfull. Of Wheeling,
State Commander; Treasurer, j.. =.
Amick. Of Wheeling; Conductor, L. ID.
1appcrt. of New Martinsville, and repre-
scntatiyes 10 the National Council, }. ID.
Hall. Wheeling. and Il. 4. Stewart, Hun
tirgton. The order has trebled in num-
bcrs IN the year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Conductor Lam bert Instantly Killed.
fSnaciot ta,Agrarn IN Tho DtsDafeh

MAErINsnURG, W. Va. July 16.-While
working in the yards to-day Conductor B.
+. Lambert was knocked down by an en-
CINE and instantly killed. His nodY was
cut TO pieces. Lambert was a Unknown
railroad-mau and son of ex-Mayor Lam
bort. Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
The KlNe,s-MlLL EXPLOSION.
Account of the Awful Occurrence from an
Iye-N illness.
By telegraph to the Dlspstch.l

CrycINNATG. o.. July 16.-Twelve were
killed and fourteen injured at the explosion
yesterday at Kings Mills. Mr.. Joseph
Proctor, well-known resident Of Column
bus. arrived in the city on a Pennsylvania
train at midnight. He was an eyewitness
of the terrible affair and gave "A vivid ac-
count of the explosion. The gentleman
was still suffering from the effects of his
experience and tremDled yisibly when talk
inc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
WIPED OUT.
A Minnesota City said tn Have Been De-
stroyed by Cyclone.
rBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.I

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, July 16.-At 9'3j to-
night a report was received here that the
city of saltwater, Mimi. had been visited
by a cyclone and practically wiped out.
The wires in the direction Of Saltwater
r.-nrn oil 1,rnstratnl hu the ainrin-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
prNs1oN IEGIsLArIoy rNDoRsED.

That We most heartily endorse the action OIL
the Republican Congress In passing the iisa'
billy pension bill and the Republican President
who approved tho same, aud regard Is as an ACT
Of iuetire TOO long delayed because OF opposl-
ton 10 all Just pension Legislation by penn.
cratic President and a Democratic Congress, yet
we 30 not regard II "a a fun recognition OF tho
great debt OF obligation which the Government
and the people owe TO those heroic msn oy rea-
son OF whose sacrifices and devotion tue mon
was saved aud tho Government restored. We
do furthermore repeat our declaration IN ta'0r
OF Just and fair service pension. graded &c
cording TO length OF service. for every soldier
aud sailor who fought In behalf OF tho Union,
and by reason OF whose services. sacrmces, ana
devotion lie GOyernmont now exists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July N.-yirglnia consOs, %: 10
io-iOs. -; do. 3s, 6saG9: Baltimore AMI OH
stock, l03ai05%; Northern Central stock. o.
63S ; Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
lists, 9gT consolidated stock. 81 : az.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

We anirm in the most earnest and emphatic
manner the duty OF Congress to faithfully ana
fully carry out the declaration OF the National
Convention OF 1855 OF the Republican party that
10 will provide by a fair AMI impartial election
law for free and honest popular ballot IN
every congressional district Of tho nited states.
30 as r. secure 10 every citizen, rich or poor, na-
tive or foreign. born, white or black, the right 10
cast one free ballot and 10 have that ballot dnly
counted. This Is not only the Individual right
OF every citizen. but Is absolutely necessary 10
secure iust and equal representation Tor 81 mo
people. No rule or custom Of either house
should DO allowed TO stand in the way OF prompt
ant effective legislation % secure tho integrity
AMI purity Of tho election OF memoersoi Con-
grrss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.
NO Change Yet In the Relative Strength of
the Candidates.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. !

NASHVILLE, TESS., July l6.-The State
Democratic Convention took five ballots
to-day for Governor, with no material
change III the relative strength of the
several candidates. The greater part of
the afternoon was taken up in an effort of
the Baxter men 10 have the convention
vote the members of instructed delega-
tions the right to disregard their instruc-
tons and vote their individual preference.
The move was killed.
THE EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session two more ballots were
taken, which showed no material change in the
relative strength OF the four candidates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

Flour, 3.9s9 barrels; whest 4yeo0 bnsnsS 49, ~.
5000 basheiA saies- Wheat, jU.u~ Uusss"'
corn, 10000 DUshsla
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July is-Cash nous sesdy and az
chaogcd. NO. . spring wheat sc Ma rss
Gbc. No corn. T.c. No. 3osts. Ukc. hssS
pors, fi153 Lard, s;.9aSAs24. sbortnos. ~
t5.l1 shoulders, s. z0stS.8s Stortelcsrs - ~
$50. whiskey. 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

want 10 talk chiefly about the campaign
upon which we are entering. hut have few
words 70 say first concerning that ~ last year.
We did not come out of the last contest very
we'll We lost the governorship, the Generai
Assembly, and the United stsios senatorship--
the three great objective purposesof the can
vsss and later. IA n consequence. No lost also
the licutonanf-c oyernorship. the control OF all
the State Institutions. and only me and the next
election can toll how many representatives IN
Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

'tINHHVNU' july IUI 4J'7s
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHBAr.-shortberry % bushels choice for
seed at CSC; 30 bushels very good at 9sc. "a
bushels sery good at 95c. 100 bushels fair o.
9oc. 20 bushels fair a; Csc. "a bushels common
at Soc. Total sales OF wheat. 3li bushels.
CORs.-Whte. I200 bushels fair on private
terms. Mixed, 800 bushels very good on pri-
vate terms. Total sales of corn, 1900 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

Mother aud Children burned to Death.
vALPARAIso, IND, July l6.-The residence OF
John Hamlet, near here. WAS burned THIS morn
Ing Mrs Hamlet ana four children. tho eldest
eight years old, were burned 10 death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
THE RAILROAD SITUATION.


THE RAILROAD SITUATION.
The effects of the silver bill for the present
have been seen, and the railroad situation COM
mands most attention, especially from the bears,
and. while the positive aiyices OF me Jay were
favorable. their possible ipnuence Was neutral
lied by rumor from Washington nat the Inter
state Commission mad resolved 20 reduce rates
on grain IN the West. This caused heavy feel
Ing I'm the market throughout tho greater pcr-
ton Of the iav. although IL cannot be ssid thss
there was any important movement IN prices Do
cause OF IL.
DULSFss AND srAGNArIoN.
The usual dulness and practical s,agnaiion
were still tho ruling features, and In such
stocks as ST. Paul and Rock Island, Which nave
been selected a. special objects OF pressure, the
fluctuations we're scarcely y per cent heai-
ing was depressed a, and Missouri Pa'inc y.
which wore about recovered In tho later deal
iugs, when there WAS an e1ort 10 recOup th'
sales OF the forenoon but the changes IN the
other stocks Of the regular list are not worthy OF
comment.
A SPECIAL FEATURE.
Sugar reineries we're again the special fea-
ture OF the Gay, and, after squirt from - To
76is. II was dropped for no apparent reason 10
- and later to 'js. IL, however. IL the only
stock traded Ia which shows a decline At the
end OF the day Of moro than small fraction, its
loss being . per cont
SILVER CERTIFICATES.
Silver certificates were moro largely traded
TO- add while prices reached above lV, me
fluctuations were small like those la stocks
Among tho specialtes Hooking coal, oregon
lmprOyement, and Rio Grande and Western
preferred showed strength on small tran-ac
items, but the remainder were stagnant Ihe
market, after q short period Of frmness, closed
heavy at about the lowest prices OF the day, bu
with only slight changes from last evening
prices. The sales aggregated 5000 shares o
listed and 5000 Of unlisted.
Erenfng -Exchsuge quiet and easier at 4so'
49, Money easy nt 2a4H, closing offered ~ y.
Sub-Troasury balances-Coin, sh23lrOo; cur
rencv. sG.7as,nCO. Governments dull and heayl
for ia: per cents, i2l ex. coupons, lOj bid
ex. interest state bonds 10 elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

ST.. PAUL, MIsS., July ia saltwater
CSIinn.) special to the Pioneer Press says
DR.. Marshall and w. f. Cook have just re-
turned from Marina and report that the
storm did but nominal damage to the pro-
perry, and did not result in any personal
INJURIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Ex-pOSTMASTER GAINED

Handsomely by His Ola subordinates In
the DanvilIe Oniee-Stores sold.
lspeclG telegram " the Dispaich.i
DAsyILiT. Va, July i6.--Captain T. r.
McDearman. Danyille's ex-postmaster,
vss presented With very handsome gold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
TnY nIrTICrIIN.

Tho difficulty about II IA this; Tho amount OF
sugar 30 ne received from thcso states would bo
comparatively small, and the consumer ~ rngar
would receive no benefit from n. Your letter 10
nae extends this i.oa ~ reciprocity % CUBA ana
Porto Rico. I admit, that u sugar II received freo
from those islands. a. we'll a. from the lsiin re-
publcs. tho people would be BENEFITED ana
sugar would To- practically nee but VIII spain
admit into those islands free ~ duty. the list OF
articles named Ia that smenimentf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

TTNpOfIFI TOT TII' Ttl'II 0VHt I''TTf"-3'T
JrLy i6-Msrket quiet Best cleaned nue..
slightly advanced. Frms tSc.i extra prime,
6',c: fancy. &C.; common, 2s5c.; factory hand
picked. bkashc
The commis-ion-house here arc receiving tho
most promising reports from all The peanut
growing sections There va. never 20 large an
acreage before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
HEALTHY LILLE FRANKLIN.
Rot Person Needing or Receiving MeGi-
cal AttentIon-An Imperfect Census.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispaichl
Fn,NEIrN. Va, July lG. 1880.
Miss Annie Chisman. ~ Hampton. Va,
isVisitiue Miss jamie Bogart OF this town
Mr.. n. a. Williams. of tins place, has
opened real estate agency IN Roanoke
with Mr. j. q. Ellis. formerly Of this place.
A number If our citizens have lately
boon 90 Roanoke 10 look around with an
,.r, o. investment. Some # those who
In here last spring 10 live IN Roanoke are
returning. oue of them having an attack of
tkpholi-fevcr when he got back.
1he doctors say II ls Interestingly healthy
here. We have about one thousand In
llttauts. and yet there IS not person M
town needing or receiving the attention OF
physician. | wonder Z there ~ another
town II the same size ln Virginia that can
fay the same thing ct tins season of the
rYHr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

SALgs-FTRsr BoARD.-i.500 Richmond city
as at 100, 100 do. at 100 100 do. at 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

STAFFORD DEMOCRATS
slect Delegates to the Leesburg Conven-
tion aud Endorse General W. H. 4. Lee.


Special telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l
fruEmcKMUlG. Va. July l6.-Ata mass
Injecting of the Democrats of Stafford
county held az the courthouse to-day the
following delegates were chosen 10 repre-
sent the county i'm the congressional con-
Neution which meets IN Locsburg on Au-
gust the 10Th: Colonel Thomas Waller,
James Ashby. +. NJ. Eeamv. Thomas Briggs,
Jir j. II. Ball. Charles Robinson. !. VI.
Jrr-s, and G. j. CHARTERS. The altcrnates
are Sidney Powers, IS. G. Fleming. q. :.
Ice. James Berry, &. j. CHARTERS, and
Johu NJ. Hall. The crowd IA attendance
Wa the largest seen Tor years.
GENERAL LIE EMBOSSED.
a resolution was passed that the dele
gates Doe uuiustructcd. but the course Of
their present representative. General W.
II. T. Leo was endorsed, and II was evil
dent that q large majority of the delegates
ore for Lee, while T. T.. Meredith. of
Prince William, has strong following.
IKE HEEND0S-sHAcKLKTT TRIAL.
The uerndon-Shacklett trial was also
tesuu to-day and VIII occupy several days.
Considerable interest IS manifested a.
both parties are highly connected. The
ALLEGATION AGAINST Shacklett is for fe-
luuious.y cutting. with intent 10 Kill. Tho
evidence produced for the defence Is to
TIE elect that il was IN self-dcfonce. while
The plaintiff $ counsel viii ask for a YER
diet 90 the contrary. The attorneys in tho
case are Mcssrs. &. 81. George Il. titzhugh,
Of this city, and Hon. j. T.. Mason. Of
King George. for the defence, and Com
mOnwcalth' Attorney W. ;. White and
Hon. l.. l.. Meredith. for the prosecution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
FRYE TO BLAINE,
The senator Replies to the sscretary's
suggestions.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July Ex-senator
Frye. in reply 20 Secretary Blaine's letter
of the nth instant, has written him as fol-
lows:
Your letter leaves mo IN some doubt a. -
facts. ] assame that your views are contained
IN what IL known ~ the Hale amendment. that
you Know. for instance. What Latin republics
will receive 81 ours FREQ from idty In comp-n-
saton for free sugar ! assume that thht
ameniment was tho result Of thorough inscsti-
cation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

MrSSEApoL1s, MINI, July lG.-The wires
nre now working to saltwater and there
has been damage TO property only. At
Marina there was heavy damage 70 pro
perty but no loss OF life. New Richmond.
Wis. which was in the path Of the storm,
has not been reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. July i6--Flonr steady Wh"~t
firm: No. 2 red, Sasfc. Corn strong: No
mixed. 81. Data strong: No. mixed, -.
Provisions strong. whisAey frm az fi.i1
NEW YORK Corros yUrusy<
NEW YosK. July ia-se, and gross re>spse
III bales. Futures closed steady. sales, ,SsU
bales July, si2 iiaslAl3 Ausust 81 satiLS;
September, si09lsii096 Octoter. si065stlo 81;
November ana December. tlo+ss05i. Jan-
usry, ii0s9siio60: February. tl@d+Asioeo.
March Si0 eSati0f-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

Mean temperature. .............-......soo 90
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS: Thermometer Al
"a. NJ, IS: ASP. NJ. "a. Partly cloudy.
NEWPORT NEWS: Thermometer: At 100 a.
NJ, 10: at2P.M.,s7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
30 DISCRIMINATION pOssiBTt,

OF course we could not ensct = law moro favor
sble 10 Spain Than 10 the republics. DO you
know what Spain would exchange Tor ffes
sugar. and can you give list 81 the Articles sne
would receive. The better way probably
would he 10 make the list she would receive
the controlling one FOR all these countriea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain,
Tobacco, Cotton. &C.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the wca-
Their Indications.
(By telegraph 10 me Dispatch.l
- WASHINGTON. %. C.. July i6.-Forecsst
EWARM for Virginia. continued warm and fair
- weather: westerly winds.

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair In the forenoon: thunder-cloud aud rain In
the afternoon clear AZ night.
Range o. Thermometer a, the front door OF the
Dss,s,,eb or3re Yesterrav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
COTTON MARNrrs- BY TELEGRAPH

iiyoroe Jan. e. D. n.- Cotton The safe, OF the day
included . 300 bale, American.
FUTURES closed ull. American Middllug. low mddng
clause JANUARY delivery. fu6td BUYERS. January and
February delivery. . io6d buyers, Frhruar, and March
delivery. > t2-Gid SELL l~s March and April delivery,
i3-6id bgycr- Npr.l and VA! de,iNeu sod seller,
delivery. ie-6id sellers; July and August delivery,
. i?-6id SELLERS AUGUST delivery, to-6id buyers.
Galveston. Jan. 60 tton firm. mdd.mg. o1,c low
mddlng 9Lc. GOOD ordinary. . l-l6c. Net and gross
receipts @.CGj bales sales. Gn9 stock ~ 6S3.
Norfolk. Jan. i-totton steady mddlmg. 9i.c. Net
and gross receipts 81 bales exports coastw,c. 3sl ;
sales. tj9. stock. g.. o..
savannah. Jan. cotton firm; middlmg . Hide ;
low middlng . ,-lGc good ordinary. Dc Net and gross
receipt, rs. bale cNort' 10 the Continent. LIS 4;
cOa~tWl>e. y 113, -nir,. 300, stock 1896.
New orleans Jan. Cotton hrm middling 91,c !:
low middllnr. 9Ec. good ordinary. 9Ac. Nct receipts
1853 bales; ntos~. lf3SS, exports To Great Britain
5155 to ne Continent. "9iGi coastwisc, 220i sales
10 500 stock. 3jlOdp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

No mixed 35ba36c elevator; steamer mixed 372d
371c elevator 3Sl2d3Ss,c delivered, including specla
January; No. mixed, 3S2a35'sc elevator, o. i
aioat. latte old steamer white 37i2c elevator low
mixed 81 No January, 80 ad39iec clos
3S1sc do February 80 sd3S9c, closing at 3sto 90
March, 1884, d3Sc, closing at 3ssc; do April 3d.
do June, closing at 39i-c; do July closing az 33'S
steamer mixed January, 372a376c closing az 81 &c 40
February 37Sd379.c, closing at 374c; do March $50
3oi-c, closing OATS-OptiOn> were less actiNe
was firm. Cash lots ruled easier white while inlAed
steady. Sales $4,000 bushels future 10000 push
els spot: including No. 3 mixed at 21i2c: No "hiD
29sd29c; No. = mixed 2Si,c elevator, 29ac DELIVERED
Western 26d29c; white do 30d3ic: NO January
oc. 81 oslng az 2Spc; do February 277sd2Sc closing AZ
zee 90 March &1'c closing ut y sc; 90 MAY, - "a
27dsc. closing at 27ac white January zoe closing
at 3oc do FEBRUARY. 29@c, closing at 29@c do Nav
99Lc. closing 40 29iac $500. FEED-Quoted. 40 ~ 500
G5c so II. 55dG0c so n, G5d7Oc; 100 n, 75as0c Rye
Feed G5d7Oc.
HEMP AND JUTE-MsnIa Hemp still aud nominal
sales. 900 bales paper. Loo. Quotations fol.
lows Manila Hemp 1l3,c to arrive: Ssal Hemp. s2c
Butts zoe for paper Ice for mixing and 2ic for bag
ging quality
HIDEs-Are unchanged in price. There is a moder
ate demand. sales include 200 Corrientes,
Bucnos Ayrcs selected oOq23 n l5c; Montevdeo 2o,2
N lie: Central America. 2O022 - lie; Bueno, Ayres
kips selected loal3 n. at lQc Cordaya kips 10d13 n,
AZ oLaI3r Corfes Monicyileo and Rio Graude kps I'd
II n, 9d1Oc southern they run l2Gls 10 at 6asc
Dry-Salted. MatamOras selected 2iQZo d. SIC South
ern as they run 1870 n. 7c We,Solied Buenos Ayres
COW selected 4Oq5O n s. Rio Grande. COW, iiais n.
Orleans, cty 45a47 n. 5QGc; r. Xas and cDw, 50d61
n. 5pd6c: cty slaughter oy. 60aoO ~, 7'tc. -, .
fair volume and quotations on all GRADES remain a. the
previous week with a steady uIdertOnc current.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEH N-steady. and generally in
good demand. Haycrstraw Hard Bricks quot
q So 5o137 % upeg 600 Gi-hh pii. g. f15 zoe
- 50dsi Croon Dark and Red sl5dsl6; Croion Brown
flfdS1j no, ndlle Cement ~ lOa@l 20 per b5 Amel
Portland - 15d$2 80; English Portland. 50 250
- 80 German Portland - Bias - Iockland Common
~ per bb and do finishing, ~ 20 state Lime Soc
St. Johns Lime. ?0"ojc Lahs - 80 per LOCO; Goats
Hair 21U26c bu-l"l; Attn Hair. l3d lpc
COFFEE-fhcre little more life to the 1pot mars
and price, ruled steady Fair cargOes quoted 1880. and
No = lie. sales 500 bag, Rio ) points below No %
I7asc: coo bag, no o. 15a,d15Lc 1000 bags No. Z,
lie 600 bag. santos. lSdsGlSc. or mild grades,
-alcs 400 bags Mancabo and 900 bags Savana; private
terms, Options around 10 lower prices to-day. ana
speculation devoid Of Ngor iiaNre declined "a =
francs, which had depressing Influence. Hamburg
local market started decline Of 5al5 points attended
little selling by 'lOngs after which there was
recovery 5dlO points but the close barely steady
Rio cable quotes: Regular first q 500 good second
exchange private % Receipts. DAYS % 600
total 200 600 bags. Santos rCrI-3 days OO
I.ocriutS Rio july l. 1850. 10 January g. 1890,
LIB 600 lag. time l--9 25S 900 bags time,
i-sS O2g GOO Receipts SantO, July 1889 20
January 6 1890 3o6 ooo bag. same time 1889 129OO 900
bag. time lSsS. G33 600 BAGS. go.
Rotterdam rIOt- Anoaf from Brazil for Europe 10000
aiolt from Lass and Java for Europe 5000 bags
r. ta1 81 her tO-da a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
RAILROADS..
NEwYoRk
&
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

From December lst 1882 Trains leave follows;
500 A. VI. FAST NEw.YORK STATE LXPREss-for
Albany, Schenectady Utica, Syracuse Mourn, ,thcNa
(anandalgua, Rochester Batavia and Buffalo. WAGNER
ralacc Dra~ing. Room car, to Buffalo dail7, and to
tanandngua daily, except Sundays Bum; SmoAlhS
o5o \, VI. THE YEwYoRE AND cnIcAGo I'm. I'm,
Butt Smoking and Library Calm Hsr6,r S99p and
Room Straight SiNcen. secton and Private Coupart
sn' Sgs . 9 arl S az 5 ia 1 at 2 80 ny
01 Seau, TIE ads SSETH nd 5 LlN11s
Wagner VestbuIc DraWing. Room. Dining, Sleeping and
Pss.cngcP Go.ch The ontIrc train scamhca,d and
1I5 SpGa VI. 1tsTE;X; ' DAY EXTaSs daily except
nday p T or eS; a S% 9a' %ng1r q% cc Draw
ingI;oom car, to syrlcuss W2Sng1 FaaGe S,c eppng
r,or 9}ae1e , to Gf to- cann1 wagner dining
Car New-Yorl TO Albany. serving ignSShc2n;, AKIN sr
Iot IS EArKlSs-ior Bunalo Niagara Fails Toronto
vim u,rcugh Wagner NcsuDuc sleeping cars. DIN
ins Car to Albany serving dnneT , IN. ,,o,,c.,er
st. Louis Detroit ara CnlcasC. Win through Wagner
FOR ALBHNl, UlIcA sYKAGI -, oCnEsr a.lo;
~, 10 % =. u 30 a. NJ. p M 10 90 p ~ M
FOX ArHt Rs GtNhyA AND M o 4 10 100 100
FOX Troy. sAEAroGA. ADIEONDACK MOUNTAINS,
itKkSlIIKE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVlSION-tlO:35
70 iul icrnlton IN regard the above and all other
RON and lee, lg ,af, apply GI9nd Central station,
Or AZ 40 it5 80 ,a S"l IN satlo 355
yon-st rs fulton and SO BodiOrdavc, L. d.,
WIT, l>prr, can, tor ana gaesSs baggage from
iD,y excerpt sunday. DAN except Sa'ufuay'
f,n, rrrpI tno,e ca,ng at 100 a. m and l. 90
midnight Stop l.5tn,t st'uon To tax, on passengers
no. ions, ,S' NJ iol''fY GLOKGE H. DANIELS
,,,t,r,f Superintendent ton, ial Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Liverpool Jan 3:i5 p. m.-Be,t and pork in poos
demand ianis ana bacon In fair demand Cheese In
poor demand. Ialow In fair demand al Iuu AZ
.5 Spirits OF turp milne In good demand nrm AZ Sts I'd
RoSin IN fair demand. Lan-Spot AMI future, i'm moor
d,mand prime Western spot and January dun at 32s
wheat ana hour IN far demand Corn-Spo and futures
IN fair demand mixed Western spot al A. I'd lion.
at London-PaciAc Coast In good demand. Ns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
Nem pnblirailons.
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