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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-21
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.
COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE PAINTING OF THE
EIGHTH REGIMENT ARMoRY.


EIGHTH REGIMENT ARMoRY.
The weekly meeting OF the Central Labor Union IN
Clarendon Hall yesterday Of the longest meet
ings held by the union this year. Edward McLoughlin
delegate spoke ut length about the recent troubles
between the union painters and the contractor who Is
pantinr the interior Of the sth Regiment Armory NC
Ioughn said that he believed that the work was not
being done according to specifications. Some time ago
he visited the armory and saw quantities OF putty ana
stone ochre which led him to believe that those
materials were being substituted to certain extent
for white lead and oil He had not had an opportunity
however to the specifications but was certain tha
they did not provide for the wholesale use OF such
inferior material as soft putty and stone ochre NC
IoughIin informed +. p. Barker, secretary OF the
Armory Board some time ago that the work was not
being properly done. Mr. Parker directed John Guy
In make INQUIRIES concerning the charges. Mr. Guy
replied that II was not true that the painter was
using stone ochre and soft putty instead Of lead ana
oil ~The stone ochre is merely used for cooring"
said Mr. Guy, aud the putty is used for filling nau
bos and cracks. In conclusion the letter says that
the work thus far has been done according to the
specifications.
The delegates were dissatisfied with Mr. Guys letter.
Mr. Mclaughlin said that the Painters Councils fad
apponted a committee to employ lawyer 10 e4-
anime the specifications and the contract. -
The delegates unanimously raised the boycott whleh
has been In operation against the monumental WoIhs
of A. Godner Sons at Calvary cemetery, uurihe 'e
last two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dec. 19.-Cattle-Reeepts for the past "a
hours, $3.50 head; total far, 1850 head
for same time week 900 head consigned trough
100 head which 900 York sale, 40 head
opened steady and rm closed steady about all
sold good fat cows, 81 75dt3; light, llC0 steers.
80 6oas5 50; bulls 81 25gs2 90 Hogs5Reeepts for tIe
past "a hours 1900 head total for week thus far 1Ol
so head for am eo time ast week ~ 500 head con.
or 5000 head market opened about steady closed
81 Workers, good to best 80 9oas3 95 do light 80 s0d
- 30 good heavy ends 90 sOdss 90 pig good 70 bess
80 7Oaf3 IS do common sAps fair 80 25aSS so
solttd rougns So o0dS3 10; common roughs s3ds3 Is
stays 81 0ds3 Sheep and lambs-Recepts for the last
- hours, 4oO head total thus far 80 600
for sane time last week % 800 hed consigned through
100 mead % Sew,York 200 head on sale 600 head
market opened active and firm CLOSED strong sheep,
Christina s. 25asj q extra iansy :! soss5 20 good
common e 75aS3 so ls%b; good % choice ,, native
mon - 25asi IS Canada com2on to extra, s5 5ods5 IS
do sheep, extra to fancy. 81 1898 Is.
Chcago Dee 19.-"The Evening Journal' reports
Cattie-Kecepts 1000 head largely common old COWS
undesirable steers shipments, 100 head. Demand
air and prices about same the close yesterday
IIogs-fecepts 30 900 head shipments, 1000 head
tive but f5d20c lower rouah, 90 55dss 60; packers.
80 7jdS3 go prime heavy and butcher weights. 80 s5a
S3 90; light SO 40ds3 65 Shecp-receips 500 head
shipments, steady lambs aud wethers, 81 7Jd
IS IS sheep 50 75ds4 25.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT,

COFFEE-Duness again the chief feature in the spot
market growths but prices not disturbed
NS Rio quoted AZ 1sSs$.e No sales reported
likewise splritIess and there new features to the
dealings 1t was typical Saturday market in every
about feeling Of heayiness January closed unehsnged
The dulness spot lots another depessng factor
Of b. Stock in HAVE 22s 600 bags. Of which 900
bags Bra1ilisn. Hamburg advanced u, pig on De.
cemher while others isd9 pig lower London easier
on December. onhcal quotations at rs m: DeceP.
ber 81s Cd January Cos February, Cos March 51s "a
April, SIS 3D. May, 58s Cd. Rio quotes Regular first
40 knos) Il go; good second 90 kilSs 10 500
cearances United staes 900 bags do do to Euoge
1000 bags; Rio stock 24s0oo bags Rio market STEADY
Receipts Santos Ia 900 bags; Santos stock go 9vo
santos market quiet gooa average sas & 600
time 1850 ana 600 bags same time isss
is 1891 sri 900 bags same time 1890, 100000 bags
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A CHURCH FOR ALL GLASSES.
MOVEMENT STARTED by THE MADISON AVENUE
PRFsBYTEru AN CONGREGATIONS.

PRESBYTETu AN CoSGREGATION.
The Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, Fifty
shird-st. and MadIsonave. of which the Rev. Dr.
Charles L. Thompson is pastor is about to begin
movement having for its object the creation Of free
and popular church, which people Of every rank may
enter on plane Of absolute equality far as attend
ance on devotional religious services are concerned
The Rev. Dr. Grahe Taylor, Of Hartford, Conn.,
preached in the church yesterday morning, and IN
cidentaly explained to the congregation the successful
operation OF the system as practices shy the church
of which he Is pastor The purpose is to discontinue
the renting Of pews and to admit all corners m inc
order of their arrival prior to the hours for beginning
the services The expenses of the church VIII be met
by subscriptions and those belonging 10 the congcsa
ton win be expected to contribute according to their
means Nearly all the present pewh0lders nave con-
sented TO the proposition and II Is expected tat on the
first Sunday in January the system VIII 90 lhto
operation. This does not mean That families VIII
not as now sit together, that they VIII not occupy
the same pews at every service they attend but they
are ardy in coming 10 church there will be no reserva
ton of seats as against those who come promptly.
Ii is proposed also, to develop the musical feature
of the service The choir now consists Of quartet
this will be supplemented by chorus 1t Is De
hevcd that the plan will increase In popularity ana
that other features will be suggested and adopted
The educational work Of the church Will be enlarged
by the establishment Of kndergartens and the like
The missionary force viii oe increased; ana Dr.
Thompson proposes to bring coaborers into the ad-
minstratve branch assist him In the discharge OF
the new duties which the changes will develop
On the evening of January Dr. j. L. Scudder, OF
Jersey CITY. and DR.. A. F. Scboef1er and William r.
Dodge OF New-York will be present with DE- IhomI
vantages of the system to be put in operation on the
morning Of that day.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Dec. 1o.-Flour quiet unchanged; receipts,
$3.50 bbls shipments. 25i1 bbs. Wheat firmer No .
red spot and December 81 O32as1 03 January. 81 O4
df1 Oia4 February, 81 06hasl OOH; May, IL 90;
No red 97s4c receipts So 1875 bush shipments
POI 0o2 bush stock $40 100 bush sales bush
dsl o.. Corn nrmer mixed, spot. 59c year, 5sa6shc
January $3.50 a5ssc February 52Sa527sc March 52Ae
steamer mixed 55SdJ5sc receipts, l24 ia bush ship
mens III 1916 bush sock 535 OIL bush sales 1856 600
bush. Southern strong white 49d59c; yellow, 80
a59c. Oats quiet and steady; No white Western. Ale
No mixed do 39c receipts, 1000 bush stock 112 $50
bush. Rye quiet and steady No 2. s2e receipts e97s
timothy, sl3asH Grain freghts quiet, unchanged Cot
ton dull mddling, 7s.c Provisions dull and quiet: But
ter steary Eggs steady 25c 26c Coffee steady; Rio
cargocs, feir, lie; No y 14e Sugar steady; Copper
steady; refined, 1oaa0sc. Whskey unchanged. firm and
active.
Buffalo N Y, Dec. 13.-Wheat-NO hard dull, closing
Minneapolis 81 04is track Duluth 81 04s in store
$4,000 bush No. Northern, sold at 81 02', closing at
~ OZ7sasl o3s 40. . Northern. osAc; No 3. 9i'sc;
cars sod at 81 No. white sold 30 &c
track. Corn quiet, weak and lower; No vel.
low sold at ole; ears No. do Foid at i9c cars No
sold ut iSad50e car No. sold at 47c; no gads
sold at 44c. Oats weak, No. . white sold at
Ssa3s4 aSslc; No white SIC; ny. mixed 56@e
do csc State 05675c Michigan good choice O2d06c
Iowa o0a65c: Canada, soc. Rye strong: No. . $50
winter s5as5 10; rye. S. 25de5 80. Mil feed scarce
firm coarse winter bran, els do spring, az 10.
10 OO0 bush. Shipments-Flour 900 bbs wheat 39j
900 bush corn 100000 bush oats $1,000 bush barley
5000 bush; rye, $4,000 bush.
Chicago, Dec. 10-The leading futures ranged as FOL.
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rotnl 10 6s7i 500 IO54 300 e,ll4 boo l444 OOO


Late cable advees from European ports are TO
ee sSsy os 'S4s S9 q psesr az
prices, and in some instances at even lower rates AZ IS
tItiOs between Russia America, and perhaps eomsha
a a as OEfa interesting rssss a ao Cable dsateh
from Europe inNnstng that combination o. the Bskn
RTaiirosd freshts and furnish Uniform grade oil o the
sns Work but Is said To- have been
IN Independent pipe lne and other opposition to the
pipeline figure; 70 S s sOw daily s Ncve4
Der and beee%ssI 1890 1871 barrels
+ s sns sSs S;i a against
+ os ss and s sSS sss barrels
n 0a g as aas S
sed p' soSoo barrels in Decem5er 1855 The pipe line
Igures from December to II charters to the ISM in
ss: p. e s$g' Si;;;;
The Buckeye pipe line reports as follows
I Hss PET 'S $3.50 1886 1886 2YiS SsS
ssI Tss VSsa last s.c activity at s s
ssa' sIsS a. S ,aas Con-
were narrow pTogres; made upward The
and there are indicasions OF temporary imprc'e
:.:r isS Sf.
change for the last two weeks were as follows
Wee. ended b S:s:t EtSs:@s S:5s Sc:
I:; :::;' 6: 6 e: e.: e:
The refined market dHl and steady closing un.
645 gallon In barrels and $50 cents
IN bulk New-York quotations at Philadelphia and
Baltimore being Eve points under these 1gutes Cases
were quoted at 40 Crude 10 barrels $40 and
On bulk 800 per gasn wafhingten crude being 80
penis under uese aguros Naphths was unchanged at
Sesian remain steady at sS$Sls t.~ss. ps,
and Sizaba pence per imperial gallon at London.
OIL City Dec. lS-Haaonal Transit certificates opened
6aloe highest zoe lowest 59Ase closed 59tc sales,
e7 900 bbs clearance Sss 600 bbls shipments i22l+o
p,,ssburQ Dee l9-Pef6leum dull National Transit
cercatc- opened at 59'se closed nj 53c highest 69c
R,sdford Dec is-NssbBsl Transit certificates opened
NJ 6e@t; closed at o9te; mghest ooei lowest oo2ci
elsarsnces. 1000 bbss
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Railroads.
pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMER'CA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West'
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and COrtlaudt Streets
as fOllOws;-
Nm and after December 4, Lo0I'


THE FAST LINE.
900 A. M.-PulImsn vestlbule Sleeping ana Az a M.
'y Arrives Ceveana SIS osis,s Sosi as no. end
s 20 M '0 next day also for Toledo
'A''p' THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
,ooo Composed exclusively Of Pullman vssti s,ns
and state Room Srs s'ssRs
@ % s;s sss ss
oYaSe electric lights Arrives SnSnssss S40 next
Gay vt. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
s0 Y. Nd p"s css ds Sss sns
Arrives Cincinnati 10 AS a. m, ana o. LS'''
p H. A' THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS. su.,
soo Ys'Sgf esa
c tas ssu from SswYOTk chicago Arrives In 'n
0'S' T. THE WESTERN ExPREss. .
$50 p. Mpulmm vetbue Sleeping csr Cleveland and
EsSSS b 81 Cars q ts s%e
sss Sa sas ssf'as $
cncss0 s sso p Connects aTsc Tor Toledo daily
except 'A' Pacific EXPRESS.
500 Buffet 70 Me SlSRs the
valley arrives weekdays a. coa%9 Sasly at chicago
fsSssn@ .s 80 morning. nss' @
Cleveland and Saeg Express with
Buffet Sleeper to New orlelns. so,,ru
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AMI ihiH
n.biust OIL Limited Express" Of Pullman SpnSsy
win Dining B%l!i.So,rss daily so sAf e NJ and
Limited" daily 5Ta IlnR Regular isr es
press, 20, 500 $50 and Il 90 A. NJ ad aT ba III
90 and 100 p NJ and II: nl9ns 5or T
more only. N sunday @ ia ana 6iah ~ A. NJ
For s a4EA GS a9a ci If r Zoo weekday with
For r2 ESPgE NAY. / 90 p NJ. weekdays, rr.,
For RROWNiS MILLS-IN -THE-PINES, with Inrousn
Coach 100 p. NJ. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 20 20 90 80 90 90 90 Pennsyiya,na
limited with Dining Car, and 10 10 Wahingooh E5 nn
ted with Dining Carr and II 200 a. o6 M az AZ zoo and
100 p m and IL 10 night AeeoPmodsto9 * X 4 az 40
m 40 and 100 p. Sundays, Express' ID 80
100 no 100 Limitedl and 10 100 a. NJ 90 ~ ~
90 o 80 100 and 90 y. M, and IL 10 hishe' Ao-
commodation: 200 p. M
For Time Tables OF trains to local points on the
yanLa Railroad system, apply at the following Ticket
OfTces Nos 49, $40 and 9lf Broadway Astor Hou.e
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt-sts Courtst
$50 Fuiton-st and Brooklyn Annex station, loot OF
Fulton.st Brooklyn rs Hudson-st, Hoboken STATION
jersey City. - III, ali o. I'D oha.t
stFEIup,s r. PII0H J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

a. Y. 9. II: r r. y; Co .l LgssseN sw.YeIE.
a. follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot
S'Sy exc.pt Sunday west Of coeymans Noe.
snS <. M.-baiiy Tor AlOa'y; deiS' EXCEPT SunS''' -
1e,OS A. M-Day. for Newburs. Albany nns,at Chl
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo Nt,agars e., fT To,,cnto
,,sss0A M"Day, except sunday. for Alnsny ana WV
Eys D. M-Dalfy, for Albany, Montreal y, ruS o,a DO
cyse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Fails I0ru'''
sis M~6ay. for Albany UTICA syrssS'ss. Gsu.
naby sScept saturday, for Toronto: - Ar
HMAAwwnnSRc, tccAIS, rs, sioi5 A. NJ. 'ihS' '~"
ass 80 ~ y, ~ snsalS Niagara Falls Toronto Do
troit sSicago ST. Louis oil through trains .eepina
Daily For tickets timetables R@I ~ Offices Dr.ek
Tn SSs washington 72o Fuiten,st ass Hoadss{s
itx Rcwsry, IL PARK Place 81 Vest l3eist Iss.S
ucns, 3. s. LAMBERT. General fasseuk''
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Dec. 10. p. m-Beef-Hoders offer freely
Pork-HOlder offer sparingly Hams-Holders offer mod
erately; short about IL 10 10 H. dun AIS Bacon
Holders offer freely Cumberland cut, about % 80 ~
steady at 32s short rib about 21 ~ at 3fs Cd
long clear mddes. about As ~ steady 33s Cd Cheese
Holders offer moderately Tallow turpentne and no lin
sparlngly futures-hoders offer moderately prime West
spot firm at 33s December, January and February
dull at 32s 3D. Wheat-Holders offer sparingy. Flour
Holders offer moderately Corn-spot and Futuros-Iiod
offer moderately mixed Western spot and December
steady at * '.d for February steady at As IOod
Hops at Lond0n-Pacl1c COast-Holders offer snrngly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-21

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-There was the custo-
Sds win 'h Ss ps sns sspr! Ses
ssfsns ind wheat s Sf no 'fS
S @ss iSd ISS't 800 bbs Minnesota extra 5Sas
sssI :o' s3s S1'Ss ~nSss s
s % s ssS 50 city Will @ss'
s fancy $ sGSss 81 S.ens5E spring g
5sa$ g i.ss q 4 sy aas $
sSss "a HR' ape A R5s
Sales $50 bls including Shipping Grades % ?oasi Is
trade s9d pTy A. = Sq ogss1
fYpSTR%S & 2oG2 li al n s%S
WHEAT GRAIN-Quoted at o2a6Sc in bOaaoads and COZ
rs IL s%s3ss % and
sa f %s dsRSSF We @
s.sS S IS sTi3S g Ss S,6S
Dig close T 81 o tSa ns q oS SeS
Z si wv y Sd ,Sm rS Ss
e. sseS the w Gstss d %%a s 's'S o u % II o
reported gSiet and dd 15% ,ge% ES
amsT WIN 'iysfs message reporting damage
matter Of fact ali Continental accounts were encouraging
IuI element ard f ,SnS 6Cggst
So:sd decline I'd DecemoeT but th yas ignored
eF Sgn 'Ts a % fls NSSs ag
K gnS whn SSa ao% a & @
another strengthening factor. The domestic was
not especially Interesting. Interior arrivals some
what larger, while the seaboard ccatances stu con
the United states for the ending December u 595
600 bush wheat and -four together against bush
rivals at interior pOn:s wei 700 o67 b. ng and 1c
IA bush winter against 9OS14 and 80 $50 bush respect
lively wear ago SenboaId receipts 32 SAC bush clear
ances i94 roo bush wheat and 81 800 pkgs -four. On
acid nm n 81 07 closing at 81 OH May touched 81 O9
Closing al 81 Os2 bid Ca.h trading only moderate
vet the market developed further strength and closed e
Northern spring at &c over May anol do at 81 04
anoat: No rcd AZ NAV afoa. and small lots OF
une AIDED red within the range Miers took 5000 bush
No / Northern spring u osSasl 09s ungaded win,
ter red At 93caS 09a, No. ? red aloat at u O.'sS
81 oSs do in store quoted at fl 06hasl O69t NJ
Northern spring quoted at 81 034 aGl o32 No. De
~ 06os d@l OLA, closing az 81 gs DO FebruaI ~ W."
81 6s4, closing az - U.s. 90 March y. oo'taTl u's
elos3g at o9 % Ani 20 y c2 W M cos,n es a!
and heavy snail lots sold at 9scSl track; state and
Western quoted 81 Q91 OF boat loads Cearances, lSs
bush BAtLEf- -as nnchsnsed ara gun Ne. , NIL
", 1sc CoRS-Had a very dnI, da1 and speculation
~ In Iaar tba, o5o onn bmh cha, ypo h9nTs
TIE only feature q any moment s was sharp break in
ale weather West improved grading at mostly all points
and larger receipts than had been expected were inc
ens cseed eaGT Later moDh SroSe aSe r ea
PUT oIoseu YIN ecb'rHi Tdcdon ID ~ me uro
fsTs5 .c 500 closing a. se Gable aScs %ec
devoid q interest. SPOT lots were dun Sn;
setued ana Hwer WIFE Ifer 9ne.ings a9oHt 4oogo
S, o1s ooo hush fr,v 70 ooo hnsb n inc,ndIn1
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iJroposals.
DEPARTMENT. WASHING.
m REASURY

rN REASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHING
received until two O. O'clock p M. TUESDAY December
lions. and mailing eases for United state, buildings
Specifications dawngs and blank OF proposal viii
be forwarded manufacturers and dealers upon
TO the Department The right 10 reject and oil
valve defects Is Partial bids viii not be
considered. Proposals should addressed Secr
tay Of the Treasury and indosed Proposals Counters
etc. bridgeIert. cepn Dayton, Ohio and Galveston,
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. RIE lines.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw.YogE AMP
M kaAG 81 SAI Hhou n 1SookEsfs AND
Ss, to
dale, Scranton, Binghamton Elmia Corning Watkins
acGns ssfh saso Sass
Lake Seysand ST. LSSs o ChcseS anS s
ST. as follows and I'VE minutes earlier from west 2Sd
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
200 i Fs4. .Iy
union station. except Sunday for Monticello.
vEsTIBULED LIMITED.
m p NJ Daly-solid train for Chicago. via Chautau.
o.UU qua Lake with dining car 70 Chicago. sleeper'
TO Chicago Cleveland aud Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
q on p. NJ. except sunday-FOr Binghamton. Honesdas
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNk EXPRESS.
$50 n sDd Sd TTaat Sss'
Buffalo Rochester Toronto and Chicago
On Dsya ShsSsSGaa s Lake ana Rias,r'
Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
SuPas % $50 % 81 G n ESQ n H. 60 ny
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DAYsss a. H. SAG p M az a. p; M H. $50
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
NJ ticket ohices Also copies Of Summer Homes" con.
Hs 'Ss LIZ Ss syd Of
lake Souvenir and summer Excur'iOns.'
IT, IcKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
4ol Ferries sa any %sSYorh; Sss FSont Brookiyn
S7 sSUSeg snd jersey & Es
CALI for aSa sAssS baggage from hotels and resi-
N'A''' d /. ROBERTS General Passenger Agent
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary. Ill Miduling 9-lo
Strict Good Ordinary 3 ll-lO Middling Y
Options--Hig CHER prices the general rule To-Day
but there special life to the speculation Early
OF about pcnt, ana tls WIS
followed by further se final figures showing net gains
OF 5GS points. Liverpool cable, reported e0oi aemad
cables reported good demand for spot lots, which To-
geher with little foreign buying started the MARKET
on the upward The moderate port receipts also
aid ID the 'uls addition TO which there was more
lcss covering Of .shorts.N Sales, 81 500 bales.
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NEW YORK;. ONTARIO AND WESTERN HALLWAY

THE BOOK OF OPEN. IR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
Il illustrated. The standard authority American open.
air amusements Rules 70. sailing winning bali play.
soey Pabbsa by The Trbans ruiz per
M and universally complimented BY the press
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of COrtands and Des'
or'SSe' M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
MILO and . the West Pottsye and principal local points
ia m FOR south Piaineld and ali intermediate points
IL p. for Elmirs and intermediate points, chair
D. m for TunkhsnpOck and intermediate points. con-
necgon % ne for Round and all intermediate points
$40 }. M for I. and B. Junction and principal inter
Sss fh a j srSss
Esa5s sns qhna sS Don
80 D. m for Flemngton and all intermedate ponts
80 % aS'2 sse S? sd s
penffi pertains leaving at 10 m IL 80 p m D. m and
40 p. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
Ton coal regions SUNDAY TRAINS
10 and IL a. m for Mauch Chunk Hazelton Shenandoah
and intermediate points. ,,,
% sneS ch IRon ana fm RoeSess But
slo and the West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons ana Su''
pension nf General Eastern Office 2s5 Broadway.
The New.York Transfer Co VIII cal Tor ana check
intel re@denee through 70 Destination
NEW.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN. RAILWAY
sls walt: ssi sI aSa t.
d s'Ssasa. assa
Utica Rome. Oneida. osweso. Detroit Chicago and
CSgpSs LAKE, MSsSns nd MINI.
parsS, ElsnSiie Pittsburgh. RuslsyviieS Liberty White
Lake Livingston M MaS,:,owo ,.,n,,, ,o.. ~,
,Sc X ss:sT' S''sS 5s''y a.
9 per Brdss Daily. all other daily ' ss
"a se.S.y 'Ss va sleeping s as.
q. p. A.. is Exchange Place. New-Yfk.
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LONG ISLAND &EASTERN STATES LINE

BROOkLYN AND BOsTON.
FRANKLIN and Providence.
SOLID PULLMAN yESTlBULED TRAINS WITH.
OUT CHANGE
leave Brooklyn (FlatbushaVe frankinave. Stations
L. l. L. RI IL :o5, and Long Island City at 10 r. M
daily (lncudng Sunday, due in Boston at 80 O.
Corresponding train returning.
Tickets and seepng.car berths secured In New-York
foot East 3ith-st H. 1853, 4l5. $50. 11i0 and 1919
Broadway; Brooklyn. 1888 Futon-st., 1o7 Broadway.
Long Island Express calls for and checks baggage from
residence to destination.
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WHEAT. NO. ..

Cash quotations follows Flour unehang ed No
spring wheat, 81 aa9lae No spring wheat s3as4e
10 red, 81 Sao2e NO corn i5se Nc 2 oass s2se
SOC No barley, Sec No 3 o b, lsa0sc; No l.. { o b.
81 2+i mess pork per Dbl, u 7oas7 so lard per 100 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-21

sssss o9 shst ribs sides qoose 70 lod * So 20 clear
ass soaed Is gcssS So whsay dsers' finished
y"ods per gallon 81 10; sugars, unchsngeo