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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
FRANCE AND THE VATICAN
An UNDERSTANDING ARRIVED Ar-THr pop
ACCEPTS THE RhPrRIIC,S rErMe

y
ACCEPTS THE REPUBLICS Terms.
Rome. Jan. 4.-Count Lefevre de B.baine the
French Ambassador 10 the Vatican had n long inter
accord regarding future mutual policy. The Pope
accepted the terms Of France concillaon includn
the cessation Of the episcopal letters to the Arch hop
OF AN ana the suppression of Catholic electoral
CateC hiSms
The position taken by the Pope IN the religion, con.
hict In FRANCE Is exactly that foreshadowed by rho
Tribune especially in it, number OF January =. Aside
from h.N we'll known cOndatorv disposition. Leo Mi
knew that it would be dangerous by a persistent
ecclesiastical quarrel. to furnish more weapons 20 the
French Radicals, who urging the Cove nment Ia
terminate the COncOrlate Of SOL and TO proclaim the
separation Of Church from state step which Ira, been
already proposed in the Chamber of Deputies. Some
being free thinkers. one OF these officials recently de
ciined at public dinner. to drink glass Of Char
teuse, because he was afraid of being considered
Clerical il he should taste that cordial which pre-
paled by the Carthusian Brothers. leo XIII under
stood also that. even in tho French Government
able resist the extreme demand, of the Raj
icals il might revoke the Concentrate Of s0 and app,
instead that OF 1873 which is favorable 10 the
Catholic clergy. Nothing OF the kind will happen at
least for the present thanks to the rnness Of the COY
ernment in maintaining The constitutional status OF the
Roman Church in France and thanks also 10 the wis
dom Of the Pope. The letter will renew his order 10
the French bishops. forbddng them to write and pub
~h those episcopal letters in which they approve The
conduct OF the Archbishop Of Ax Mgs. Gouhe S0n'Id.
who was recently sentenced 10 pay small fine for
having publicly upbrsded the Minister Of worship In
regard 10 the pilgrimage question.
The catechiSnls published in IA few d0ceses. and
improperly aludinS to electoral matters. are also
forbidden by the Pope. INF, rtunatcly. another
question has already been agitated In the Radical
and may be carried - IN" Chamber II il said That
some members VI religious congregation, which ale
not authorized to have establishments III France. who
were expelled In 1851. have returned and their en-
Qulsion again i, requested. mi applies cSpe allN
- the old tud famous JeSuitS school of tie Rur d,>
Po>te>. IN rl.. Though the professors ~ that in
stitutiVn HOW lay costume II T. alleged that
they what called Jc>uitS II The robe c"ifte
short dreS- and some further trouble NAV arse IN
regard them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
THE LLANDAFF CITY IN TOW.

London. Jan. T. The British steamer wyoming
Captain Hgby. which sailed from New YORK ON p"c"n'
be- % has arrived ri Liverpool. she reports mat
on December % in latitude 40 north, Longitude -
west she passed the British steamer Regina '"pHm
Reed. from New-Orcans. December ). Ior hie""h'
having in tow the British steamer LANDAU 'iiy cap
tain t.ovcr. with her shaft broken. IN" I.EiildaI
i;y sailed from York December IL Tor bilriol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

la-senger >etyce u Csfo'na \ Wagner -lecpngc1r
for through passengers viii be attached n The limited
'Slrts. leaving he Grand Central station 30 D.
From Buffalo - Chicago the will the Michigan
Central. there - Council Buns over he Chicago
Milwaukee aud 81 Paul ogden lc Union Pacific
and FIanc!sco Ia" Southern Pacinc The
vii. reach san francisco Sunday at II ~ a.. m. Re-
turning the viii leave Francisco neat
Tuo-dav ~ y. IN. The service VIII be confined
car . Vs. e.s 90 tn present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
tA,rrorNp SHIPMENT, From uuc\Go.

T. y
CHICAGO. Jan. t. Ea,tbOurd shipments II freight
from, Thcnlr, Ei,l week exclusive of live -t0ch, ~
,e1atrd l.3 go tons. Daring the ~pJninG week
la,; year shipment, only uOo' ~ 1'.';'1 tons me
eIain shipment alone amounted 10 1J.DO6 tph-. The
movement rour. grain and pr0vi,inn~ from Chehg"
in The scabDard by the linc in The '"n'. 1raihr ~
,Dtiuu reached total Of DiJTl tons. ,eanst H'2oi
for fne preceding week., decrease OF 3.2@1 TOM. and
against 40.51D for the cOii~ pOdlh@ week last wear
AN increase of 80 29j lic Vanderbilt lines ear
rod ~ per cont Of whole Tonnage. the lNnnsNl
Vanl, lines 20 per cent the Chicago and Grand trunk
~ rrr cent and the Baltimore and ohio = per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE thicagn and Alton company
has decided b make rate Of one fare for the round
"trip from all points it, line Il It. Louis ana re-
turn for the Peoples party con,entloh' "h'h VIII
0Ien there February -. The Alton taxes 'hl'
action INDEPENDENTLY "a the line IN the Nc-crh IHN
>engcr AssDciation some If which nre opposed u max
ing .o low rate Chairman Finley will an hcr,zc Ill
the road, meet IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
.-.......,. ,.,l-rnn nr unuExLonE,s rrNEKAL.

rprvcr VICTOR or IlOIIEHLOHK's FUNERAL.
ro,do, tam A-rhe funeral OF Prince NI''"r VI
,ohepIol,e Laneenburg nephew Of Queen victoria WHO
died on THURSDAY at hi, London lc''dcnc' st. JAM,
r.Iaee ,l.,k pace today at sunnlngda', hi country
mace in Bcrlsnlre The Prince OF NHc-' T'l'''e a
hert Victor Of walcs and the Duke oil 'o'i'"s'' .'
-, 49, were aI.o Il number Of petty German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

INFLTENZN PREY NENr IN GREAT BRITAIN.
London Jan. THE influenza j. prevalent through
out Great Britain the number Of cases daily grows
larger \ marked feature Of the present VISITATION
Of l. the large number OF DEANS "'"I'"H
either directly from il from the complications al-
tending it, In London alone during III" last we'~
nineteen death, due 10 those causes have been re-
nnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
THE yooRpLAND Returns TO ANTWERP

London Jan. THE Red Star Line steamer N""Iu
land Captain Nickes, from Antwerp january i"r
New. York. which was in collision In the North ~'
with the British bark Chdwall. from Iquque the lat
fer vessel going down with fifteen OF her crew. has
returned 10 Antwerp The NOoidandS bows were
stove the collision and she has TX io't Oh water III
her hold The NIOIdland soiled from Antwerp at :
O'Clock on The afternoon Of January -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
THE FORE.iN RELATIONS OF FRANCE.
COMMERCIAL RENTY WITH SWEDEN DRAFTED

COMMERCE Al 'RFNTY WITH SNEDFN DRAFTED
-ENGIIsI C0TIONS N Wi>T AFRICA
Paris Jan. 4-gepre,eniativ~, of France and >Ted ~
mel today and enc 4 complete" agreement iu regard
TO the new commercial relations between the two
countries. The TENS of treaty have been drafted
and require only Signature of the proper ministers
u boone operative
London, Jan. 4-FIance has donp!"d the amy on
English cottOns in Ortcd in tn 6abrOn west AFRICA
district The IJVepoOl traders q ing business III
Africa are nnea~, -cgardnG the extension of French
influence in that mailN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

French FINANCIAL ESTIMATES FOR 1898.
Pans, Ian. IA. Ronvicr. Minister oil Finance. has
,,,., the Cabinet Ministers. in preparing their est
mote, for the budget, not to exceed the credits OF
ia,t ycai. unless they shall be able to enec' re
,.cuclulen,s elsewhere. He roughly c"npl'e' the
vonue for 1893 at $50, 10000 francs, and the eX
,cudturc at 2,;40, O0O.On francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
TIE AxGLo-cANADIAN MAIL SERVICE.

Js,ndon Jan. "A depultOn from the sodi''mP
q, Cr,inler of Commerce today walt upon ar
harle- upper. the Canadian Ilish Commissioner l."
6, gland for the purpose Of urging upon nm 'h'
.I.Ims OF southampton 10 be the port 81 ucP"T'"''
in England for the steamers OF the piOpo'"d MIN"
c.nadi,, mail service Ill Charlie, promised TO con
III; ,.,.,u.,ts and Arguments, He aid
,i,,, the proposed service would form an alternative
rou,e to the Far East in the event Of any ohNfu'
lion prevenin. the passage Of steamer through III
suez Canal. He addcd that ti" proposed ~e'N"'
sro,e in consequence OF the MCKINNEY 'dF'" !" "o
ynited states winch had struck serious bio"'a'
a. trade ~ Canada. Il bore he sad. especially
har, an IN, Canadian farmers. Sir Charles wa hppy
m .ay that the hltcntitii OF INC Mcrr;TH a. ,"'
.,,hn~dinst. Canada " tine great Republic Add ho'
nr,ycd successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

princes ana members Of the arstocratic families Of
"'o"' nii'o'" "ho "erInanS. Services in memory of
frihcc victor we're held in st. Jsmcs's Palace There
were preSen, at these services the widow AMI daughters
Of the FRINGE. and also Mr.. Lincoln me Tjt :. states
hhN.cF' anu otnef lnehbers II the diplomatic corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Al the Office Of the Red star line Se-N'd"y d''-
match wa, received from Captain Nckei>' OF the
Xoord)ond At Antwerp. The captain deDie, that he
,c,ed assistance 10 the crew of he tlDdwall after
tb, sion ana also that fifteen Of the barks crew
,rcrt. dInMnCl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
PIAINFIELD

stephen \. Comma. Republic an Councilman from the
>-.,,ud Wand. elected president Of the Plainteh
Common Council ~ l-p2 at II, meeting for OrganZa-
tion Ia, light. and Frank ". Iuny0n. Editor Of Tn"
C,dirier~ wa, elected CITY Clerk. Tn" organIt on
Wa. harrluriou,. Tir council +, composed OF tvs"
Democrat, aud nine R"pahc-u,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

SUCCE-, or THE MOI NTEBANKo" IN LONDON.
London. Jan. THE new comic opera. The
.!ount.jsnk~.' composed by the late Alfred Celllcr.
va, produced at III" Lyric Ih"al" tonight before an
,yi,totl;tic audience which included the Duke OF Ne"
castle Lord Lond~borOuEh Baron ROthschhd ana NE
Lord NInyor OF London. Me.>r.. Gr",,mith ana Lar
,dnv,ou were al,u interested observers. Tho hoii-'
was kept in Il continual of laughter Mis' I"honi'
VINO j, new 10 London. proving 10 be comedy aciTe-a
Of high rank. All the principal number, wcr" "u
corrd. The chOru,, High Jerry no.. wa, the Ihi "i
IN" piece. The music = catchy ava tHndul through
ont -Four Song iu III" SECOND a"i, which McI" I'm
,t,,c,, ,.,c, , olliar died we're omitted The opera
va, performed Just II left ID" composer, hhude'
~. nanaleTs uiDute to t"ilrr at 10" IAN "i me
,.urr;,u wa, drowned by gallery protests aShh> ia"
charge for programmes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Maria Moran. seventeen yeaIS old. Of Boston. who
has been II visit 10 family at M. 90 Camden ST..
was taken 20 the pest-hOuse yesterday with we'll
developed case of smallpox. TlIrt week, ago a
OauRtrr Uf Che tenant the house. thirteen old.
became i'll. ana her mother pronounced the disease
ChickrnpON. No doctor called in and the child "
covered. \ ply slcisu who examined the child yes
trluav said >ne had had Va.iOl)d.
\ gang Of men broke ground Yesterday on the
lank Road for electric railway between Newark
ana the Hudson River. the road 10 be Constituted
the meadows md parallel with the Plank Road,
y distance ~ four miles and a half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
GEOEGIN CEN1KAL DIKLC1OE..
THE ELECTION ~ SAVtNNAH->N UNNr'tI>-
I1'L ATTEMPT TO Pr VENT IT.

TIE. ELECTION ~ S\VtNNAH-NN UN>t'CI>>-
Ir.L ,ITrMPr TO rEFvtNr IT
~avanah Ga Jan l.-Thc directory OF the
| t,cnr.a Central Railroad elected today. -Four
new directors chosen. two IN the place of hI'
| Calhoun,. and t~o IN ia" place o. :. W. Inhan ana
r.. NJ ,r-en. who resigned some time The new
board j, a. follows: General T.. T.. Alexander. j. X.
| Garnett Abraham Net>burg. Joseph HUI. General
| Henry H. Jackson George i. Mill. General o. VI.
,esell Of savannah: G. II. plinirv. of Augusta H. r.
nman. r. Il. Howell. u Atlanta H. u. iaToi'. OF
Americas: James and !. G. Mal"n. ol Ne" YORK.
The four new dircc General Henry T.. Jackson.
General g. " >cIicl. t.corsr J. MIL. Of savannah.
and j. o. Nalcu. Of New York. seven oi The DOaru
are from savannah and eleven are GrDrgisi>.
\ feature Of the election the application by the
>avaunnn Stockholders, behind whom II alleged ARE
the ,alhouu~ he Inferior court for m iIuncton
to prevent an election. by prohibiting Tn Terminal
uurty from voting iis 10000 ~lar.- OF stock. TIA"
bil alleged that he Richmond Terminal ontr'.hng
tine Georgia Pacific. va, seeking 10 WIrch the prup,
critics II the Georgia Genital and Ia compel II 10
render cen. ain valuable >ccuritie, II also alleged IA
combination and ~pucy charging that the Terminal
va, trying t. put bosHd ,nD.eNient 10 it, own
Interests.
Inc iujunclon va, refused the ground, that
Il va, NOT in The province ',nt to d.-irin' hi
ans ~lockhoIier If any injury wcrr threatened tl'
cont held u the power oi stakeholder 10 "nj0n
the board 0l directors.
Augusta oa. Jan. 4-Intcrc>t on Port Royal and
Aue-ta bond, j. due IN NrW-l ORR and lhc GEORGIA
..airoid rank l. receiving them for collection on irlr
gram president Al Aaudrr. 81 tl" Georgia h fH
INC G.orpa Kalr',ad Bank la, begun pasin- Interest
on the Augusta aud knpXvNc bond.
II WI, ,ad yesterday TINT two At Least ~ il"
rcuu"r. elected - the ocorria Central Board were
entirely satisfactory 10 John g. aud PHrch Calhoun.
and thai if their cicci4ou had been forr,hdow'd at
thc meeting on saturday the result vi that day d."
,ncr.fon~ would nave hrcu different TIE charge
that Their. piracy 80 effect the election o
hoard ,lii-rINi,ai 10 the wi>he- 81 The Richmond
.r-ninal j. 10 as'O.d with the report that. Oh ~lti
d, i've hrTat male that lucllnDni ana DdhNiI'
onciai. would Dr put inLo the vacant places. I'M.
in Al is aid - have cd tp the re-ults THAT followed
saiuiddy'- meeting.
Tnc boel-i Of directors OF The Richmond Terminal
met M No. - broadway Yesterday Little WI ion"
ii~r the abp~ing Of The Office Il general south
en- counsel. winch had been vacated 10y Patrick cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

DEPUTY CONsVIGfNtKAI IIII ''|'I'" IIN'
London Jan. 4.--Georgc G. INIT. American peP"N
Consul General has resigned his once mere anu VIZ
.oor resume The business management 81 " Inc III
,.nsno,s roc,,aIr He and hi, family viii sail for
10. I,, 80 ,.o.Inc.d,v Cor,r! General New cN-
dressed deer rgrc at Ls,ng the services % VIZ I'M"
and maid , high tribute - the ability WIN N.i'" "'0
latter had conducted the work OIL the c"h'i"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
THE wARSnpS MUST HAVE NEW BOILERS.

THE WARSHpS MUST HAVE NEW BOILERS.
Inpdon Jana" Th' Pan Mall Gazette asserts
fiat seventeen british warship> are furnished VIII a
certain class % boiler, which are unable t. genera
steam .ufceutOr tie vessels II attain the speed WIN
which th.v G.. credited. 10 make The h'r">''IN
changes The iaIctte" say, VIII involve an Outlay %
ciOOOO1 m Vulcan, the new protected tOfpeu'
Genot ship j. ~ being repaired at cot OF "ooVo'
aid arcordiuc The Gazette" The Thundeicr ana the
Devastation wl be tn next vessels - have their
boilers chang"
Tho Vulcar.a> lad i'm June. l---. and Wa launched
,u.lve month afei ard. -, vd> specially punt a.
, goatinc fiJly and laboratory for iHped" ana
mining sfvc, and for The cOuVc'auc' II torpedo ''h
Tar th, Ii.c OF fleet. sine a> vertical tpie cA pa'O
engines of {. same type those supplied TN Eo' al
sovereign "a other battc,inps of thit Class Inc
cyiinder, aleOf the diemot"r, Of 10 men - - HF"'-
sud - inch. viii stroke of i feet inches steam
&. suDpled ~ four doubcc ended boiIer>. with twenty
four flrlals and single ended boiler having iif'c
furnaces ith "A working pressure Of 10 ppnEd9 I" the
souare inl The cOudcn,.r- have a t1al cooling ,Hf
fsce nj 1000 ,quars feet ON her trial trip dr1"lAS
.xent,,o fec forward and twenty fodr ic't an heF
me- s,e1 17.57 knots In aGGi, % 10 hef mann
prcpe,lg engine, lie NuNth J. Pi'Nid'u WIN "i''9
one cn.ncs Oi VARIOUS MINUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Berlin Jan "a sensation ha> been caused here
v the publication In the socialist pnp"rs OF the city
of a confidential circular sent by the Government 10
the directors Of The different state railways. The
labor agtaor- seeking to make political capital
out of the circular which. they assert. plainly show
hat the Government j. nimical Ia the interests Of
III" lahoiing classes. The circular d,Vlafes in effect
chat the present financial situation renders Necessary
ib. adoption ui Il policy Of ret~ncImslII: and The
directors OF the railways Informed that they
must reduce the Ndger OF the employees Of III" roads
aud dismiss al: tliOre whose services possibly h."
dispensed with. How the socialist, got possession
of the circular is u nystory. IN" socialist editors. u
commenting on ~" circular. make the point that the
result Of the Government action Will lie not only a
reduction of WAGE but incren~c OF work for those
who a." retained in the employ Of he miiWay>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
VI. DE- MAUPAS>ANr ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
HE Ere NCII AUTHOR TRIS TX SHOT st HIN
SELF AND GASHES III THROAT


Paris. Jan. An. Iemi Rene Albert CAV de-
Maupass1nt. the wellknowu French author who -
seeking Cannes to recover from the nervous di--
OIder> from which he j. suffering. and which due
T. ONcrwOrk attempted 10 commit suicide last Friday
niet. He got possession Of revolver and fired six
shots hi> head. The members Of his family had
a suspicion that he intended 10 Kill himself and lad
removed the bullets from the Cartridge, with which
tie revolver was loaded. After VI. de Maupa,Sant
found that he cOuld not destroy himself with The
revolver he took razor and cash in his throat
but this attenp'. too. failed. and The injury he Ia
nicted upon himself moi >ei1pu,.
VI de Maupas AMI will he put Ia asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEW INN
WAS THIS TIE MURDERER OF DT-NIIANI

WAS THIS TIE MURDERER OF DtNllAMf
People in AvOn1ale four miles from Newark. are
TALKING aboLI mysterious suicide which it IS al
legged occurred there on Monday night of last week
Between q and O'Clock Of thar day Henry schultz
man employed on the drcdger in the river channel,
approaching the pier wien he met stranger, who In
tcad Of making reply 10 his salutaion. ran into the
bushes growing in swamp close tO the river Schultz
went to the pier and called for a boat take him
the dIedger. and rs lie iDwed from the pier he
heard Il splash IN the water one OF the the
drGIger Informed schultz that he had just man
Jump into the river The idea is entertained by people
In AvOndae md Bellcville that the suicide he
murderer OF William II. Durham at the r,adhOUse in
Hcevc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

II was annOu need at the beginning OF December that
NJ de Maupa>,ant suffering from disease of III"
nervous system. and that Ire had been ordered by m~
physicians II take Il complete rest. Rnmoi> were
circulated that had become insane. but these reports
were >'enuousy denied IL being added That they were
due 10 the jealousy Of unsuccessful literary rivals.
n de Maupi>>ani. il was admitted. suffering from
ucrvnus eA bar>tiOi but hi friends asserted that there
wa no reason believe that hiA brain power was in
any way impaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

Chicago Jan. 4.-The Cana Han iachc Eh.riHh put
iutn effect tdav "A ,ciiea If differ initials on san Fran
cisco freight business. From Chicago ana Ml"'nhce
common points these diacNn1lN aic ~ l'io"S; il>t
Glass Il II cents second class. ii - tihd CHS
IL; fourth aud hfh cn.sc 10, classes y ana b' p ;
class C. : clns> and r.. .. ON All ia"'> 81 ~ ~
or under The dincrcntial IS , cent 100 lOo Pouhu'
Rates 10 ~an Francisco from pplh'> III mississippi
pi,,o, t.,i,orv tbroucl which traffic hOm any chi, ago
common point pa>>e, IN reaching II Paul, viii not
be higher than the difcential rhr from 'hirag'
When "A commodity rate is the same - some regular
coA, rate the same dncrental viii Apply. Wh"n u
is rot the same the cl1>srdt next pro" VIII Apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
AZ oNOR FOR THE NEW DIXIE OF DEVON


,Ados Jan 4-The Duke Of Dcy0r>hrc la
49,, elected Chancellor of the University Of cam
LIZ. 10 succeed his father who held the once from
20 10 the time OF his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
Live iCis. OF, Live
Steamers. Cattle. 30 Z. sheep,
Shipper-.


saes-Shernan & Culver: p Kansas steers. 1885 n
average ~ er 100 N II do 1855 b. at 49, do 1923
D, st - 80 "a ds, 1862 n. AZ 81 81 IA d. 1907 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

THROUGH SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA.
The New.Yslk Central will begin to-day its through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

THE WESTERN FREIGHT BLOCKADE RAISED.
Chicago. Jan The freight blochade Oh the North
western roads Is now entirely raised The Mch,on.
Chicago burlington and Quincy and Rock Island roads
hay, issued order, to agents To accept all business
offered for Chicago and points f~i'l'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12

2 90; IN can Clipped beef 81 90; IN can
lunch tongue So %.
WOoDBSwARE--No. 1 tubs 90; NO. 2
5 so; No. 3, 4 50; hoop pals l 50; 8 hoop
55; sap 1873; single washboards %;
double do. 2 so; crimp double do. 2 30
single 3 so
FRUITs-New Turkish Prunes 61(c; Raj
sins, Valencia, new, &c; layer Ondara
new, Sc; London layer raisins 2 25;
loose muscatelS 20; loose muscatels
in bags. 6]6c. California Prunes IN
boxes 50 10 90 pounds l3c; do. 40 to 50
pounds 1910; do. 90 to 100 pounds l11<c; do.
in bags 20 less.
Om-Lard, extra western strained 75c;
carbon, 10, &c; carbons $50, SIC. water
white &c; Lewis Miners winter white oil
Ale; summer white SSc.
SUaARs-Cutloaf &c; Cubes 5s5c; fruit
powdered 81 c; Granulated Standard 5. l219 {;
Standard Confectioners' A SC; Columbia
A. 45Ec; Ridgewood A, 4Sl; America A,
white 4Sl; ; Extra @, Ala; q 3.e3
RICE-Fancy Pearl 611c; Choice Pearl
5Ic; Choice Domestic exc; Prime Do
estlc &C.; Fair Domestic G14c; Fancy
Head 71bc.
CoFFEs-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio pc; Fancy Green Gle; Peaberry
pc; Choice Green zoe; Prime Green
19c; Roasting grades l71Ec; Java and
Mocha SIC; High Grade 24c; Roasted, in
packages-Arbuchle's coffee 2l.7Oc; Jer-
sew coffee, in bins. 2l.95c; Lion Cohee,
21 zoe