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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
INE STGCk MARkIT

,..v,.- T,,..la. l...r.l,r d. Hfl.VT-- Erc,ipt..
80, G.,d T.. a.. FOR r,l.r. al,. 01 ,at,
.'.,'d dr,, r. -anai.i,r. and l3 car. for "a. MAJ
IA ~ # lid riiI.r .i.tty io- inferior 70 ni' native
pol" ~. 49,, o.. b, ,.l 2, choice. Inn f.qur.- ct
i,,,, ~ IN n- e.. ..-- Vrrv uN.c r'Na- and
,g'''.' , tr',, 81, 80 -'aa, a, Iirl5Lc 81.
ID. '.L ,...i.,. add ..flr.ut.d f..f ot., 1f @'.r
r'' '.'' ", ,..i,t. 49,, b..,,. am t,. rl.r.-
~ ,l-.,.fi. t,s al. ~, tI.. Tower nm AZ watch
's, w. .'.i,'is..- ,ft 100 a. ~.trefl-.lId ~pf.
'.,.. ami IiI o.aIi,f- brf Oh, tDr-et cts fr
xl W.r. ON Wrinr.di, ,c Holland take. on,
49,, l,, IN. Wyoming .ip quarters and the cts Of
,, Yor, , 40 quarter, ..nla. Company thr Inst
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Delaware. Lac.nwanna and Western Il. X.
stations In New York foot Of Barclay aud Christophsr
SHORTEST LINE. VEsTIBILED TRAINS.

Direct route TO Mn AK, nLOOMrIELD, MONT.
CLAIR TIE ORANGES. summit Bcrna dsNile, Bisk.
Me Edso Madison. Morrs' SY ia'fac paterson,
HOPNTCoNG IIacSettstTS,TSn SGH4qnlEY'S NOUN.
WAFER GAP srl!9rpsw e., io,9 -, Mcgntln,.
COKE DANvILLE, SoKrnrMBERLAND, Mon.
trose, BINGtAMIoN, OXFORD rNQkWlCns Water.
ssYlRPAcusEE.N oswEGo. iiTmAcA' oWiGo, ELMiRAa..
ponis i 'st pa h"isIifW Isl XSD soufiWEsff ~
a,dO A. N-nUFFALO, UTICA and 0SWESO FIX.
'yEtsS. pulna an parlor cars Connects az Buifa' o
with train for Chicago arriving 9:45 a. M. next
,.2O 4. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at prnc
I.do p. 'M~>cRANToN; BINGHAMToN and Ell
MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman paTlOr
d.iO i. M.-sCRNNTQN; wILKESBARRE and PLYM.
.Ji'I'II IXPEISS pullman paror ears. -
1870 p. VI. (Da y).-BUFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman sleelers. Arrives at : 10 u m.
900 p VI. (baiyl. -BC FFALO. UTICA and oswEGO
ENrEt.oS. Pullman >cencr>.
TICKETS and rGI.LAiAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
5sS and 9S Broadway. 80 West l25th>t 235 Columbus
aVe New York: 3S3 Wa-hlngtOn st. 20 FulPJn.sf AMI
sas Bedford ave- Brooi yn. lime tab e giving full I'm.
formation. AZ all staiiors -
check hagcage from hotel or residence u destination
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HnIlrOGos.

pennsylvania
B RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY of AMER'CA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlOckSignals Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbrosses and COrfiandt Streets
In LGcr, 1solA. VI. NOVEMBER 2Oth. 1892.
THE FAST LINE
900 4. M.Puman yc-tGuie P Pa car iioalSn5 5
CIcye'nd % am Columbus 80 a, III. hauis Is
~ 49, S H. I ay. c5DaSc, asO Toledo. except Sat
rnE Pennsylvania LIMITED. .,.u,.
Dows ad 5 oS@ Ausc cSpn o. Dining sHO;
and carr HatEoos Tor Sot
aa mA "a bS%s o ce chted BY stationary
e; M Indianapolis 50 a. ~ Chicago $40 a. "'
-TLoUI- AND CINCINNATI EXrgEss
200 =. M,talmsn Eest6ule serpHg cars 10, nsH
a max S sad Rg Ssr s Smoking Corr ana ve
a:nsSi 10 SS ~ @ and S. to LOU, % p a.
THE COLUMBIAN ENPhfS~'
s and FcnSsyeanl. ksoad Se.uo
Coaches from NewYorK to Chicago Arrives Ia Chcss'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
go e y .na csst Sn bn Gaf
l hs At tFisaGf 80 and M dSfSgS NJ
Pacific IMPRESS.
'co arrive. HSGs se'ps e.,
Cleveland rs D. m nextday and daily ~ chicago S 0
c cs sseGla aDd cdum6a except sat%fday
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
''so to. Ss%y Ss's' s. sS Dsias ca
Srls go second %q GaGvs1,o rx0r.s daily with
'' f1rdasH sgepers 20 AUs,a Msmp and SsSor;
leans Dnos ca ,d to df gPne on second section
500 fr al pSn o. az p1ns cs sHa
d M,T r. YIN aIS9dse s yay Exptss. VII.
a EGSxi riH chai SaHSs AID hr%neSr
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON ,ND THE s0uTH.
1910 A. NJ Washington imi,ea ETpr siculs "f fa.
sc1rcr Cooche,. Dining Car 70 Datnors' arriving IN
$40 ,. "consrc-.iounl Limi,ea" daily; Pp ~ AN
s9? fGG az a MIRA p@ ars sD St asns pullman
.xD1e,. lain, 70 20. 90 80. end II ;oG
800 5 p ~ aid d. nis s sanda 5 enc go go
D. d and ~ Ssa a p u only. 60 p m
For At.ntie CIV 100 L. m week. days. with Through
For HG capc Nay Nay 90 p M Weekdays On. Pain,
! Park. tFroNp ivl'
Pheasant 10 a. ~ so 20. 3:lo ana 40 p; "a,
vcct-iavs SUNDAYS. - q. m. ana Old p VI, ~
not stop Asbury Park and Ocean |fove Oh Suua'
FOR PiIILtDELrHia.
..xufcss 20 20, w. 30, 4 % v 80 (lOoO Fc1n
Limited with Dinihg ar Ala l0io MaSH ~, ~ %u
Limited. with DniI. Jal ana II uc o. M, ~ ~
%. S:lo S 90, 80. 90, 80, 90, 800 20
90, 80 and 90 p and IL 10 night Ac3omnvas
press. rs, 80 8 90 90 LiasaJ ana 10 a. n "a
90 90, 30, b 100, $50, S.O0 3 80, ana = "
D. NJ and u rs night Accommodation, o'oo anu
90 +. A.. p.,,
For Time .tab!e- n local points On the rem.
ysanis -aroad system, apply at the io;i9wng Ice.
Oficcs: ll3. -Gl, 433 $40, 90, ana 80 B,s',
vay Aston llou.e. "a Fast l35;h St-i, @Gt We s
Ie5th Street 81 Colu'uhp~ Avenue, - NlAtn AVE-
NJ. and loot u Dc.brossos AID Cortlandt Streets
Court street $50 irllun Street. 9S Broadway. ana
Iir yn Annex s'anOH. FOOT OF Fgt"1 s. eei Bruotyn
10 Hudson street IIotoHen S'aHon jersey tty.
Tn. ansier Company VA ral Tor ana cnr-A
baceagc from hotel. ana residences through 20 decnauoh
General Maragc-. General Psss', Agent
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FOR, LAKEWOOD.

NJ 3O Is \. N, - d 40 >p'caIl, 20 7. VI
for Toms River Barnesat PARK. aud BaTnesat, $50.
5 10 \. Nj, 10, + 20 4. ~ =.
For Atlantic City, Nreland and Brdgeton, 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach seabright and Highland Beach.
80 10 II 80 \. NJ. 80 :ij. 100. : 20 7. NJ.
SUNDAYS, 900 \. NJ, ! 100 7. NJ -.
Tickets and parofcr ,ea,s can be procured at 152
Canal ST. 81 East l+th st, 235 Columbus Az, and 50
wet 18th ST.. New York 1873 Washington s.. 72o Full.
ton 81 BROOKLYN and "a Broadway. Williamsburg.
We,tcott Express Co. VIII call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence to destination.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo Dec 6.-Sprinc wheat dnll 'ale- . car 80.
1 hard at :. re, . 'ars so. northern al '''
1 1%," old I al = n DO nr ' So Soi6c
old Duluth az - 3-c; DO chicago ~ 80 d."
n n'G Dhinin. = 80 So > :orthcrn - 7c unr,r
wheat duh and veal, No. rd. :! l.@c. ". ]
No. , red ON track ~ 80 70 con- OPENED aciiy" aud
easier, closing firm a. out-d" price; % car, W. :
47047 I-4c car. 40. 90 g, Iia-io icc. car
40. at 40 "a 10 ste, 10 car. 40 . 90 i'n !" =
yo NO. .dd at at 70 4 - - - e in %" '@ 6 %
and firm: > cars No. white sold at Toe . ar, No;
on track sold at 80 2"J,c. BARLEY qui.'' "l"nhe
liberal Of common 80. Wc-ieri, 20. No. > "Al'1.
75c Michigan Goa zoe canada 80 !. 30. 10.
20 no !: extra &c. rye dull. so. =. 5Gc a,k II iu
- 90 do winter, 81 - - rye nour. - 80. - -
Millfc-d firm: In good demand price. unchanged.
Receipt Flour. 600 bM,; wheat 1000 bn.h
corn. 100 bush. olt,. 1000 bush harley 900
bush. shipment, by rail tour. 1850 hhl,. wi'at
I-3OOo bush com. 10000 bush. oats. 1000 bush
barley. 10000 bush.
quiet shorts steady. Other markets urd lne'9i.
Heccipts-Flour 1000 Dbl, l5ooo ,'ck, corn 20.
900 buSi Oats. 1900 bush; slIUri-. - tons.
raltmor. Dee. g. Flour steady nn,, anerd. H.
ocp l3.2l5 Lb'.. ~hitm'r,--iI ~ bL.. 81
Der - -" 7ic; January. 73o7, So. N'y. 80 '.-'
&c: steamer NJ "a. go" 80 IT.. Er.ipi. l-..'i
s s!,a 'tgc1 2olll!;' ba,i 'air,-i'-,oo ba-..
Milling wheat. 7i0'"c. Corn .toil'. mixed spot
4 Bic Ftbrnatv. = &C. bld MAy. Dc lo team.
MIXED. 47c bill E"cip %, az bush >'"ci
2lf. 73s bush Sale -DCOO bush. White cuIn, %!
sample. 7o0 7tc. yellow d.. 10 75c. pais duli and
cay W. wLite Wc-iern - a,ecd No. miN~i
~ .-o 81 -. Receipts 1000 bush ~tpoh -.
Cj9 hush. I.y" qnet. ~. -. - - Ecc"ip'-
9Ool7 bush. ~Ore-l35.57D BUSH ia, s.".d' anf
firm good to choc' timo'hy. Sii 80 - 30. IiI.'
r'irl;. casy s-e.,n, - L,crpool. I1o2 ID Cosa
for order, - ID 'o'i0u-TAc market B. htH
vi ding f. quoted - &C.. ~a' aunal CORE pond
wit .; 90 ON market nil Pc soft tl- wees lui th
Anti option liI VIII ci figure" \ corr'- p0ndcH' 10
NW.lOr, says: IT," Ant, option bill continue - D.
ag!'afcf. AVID 1t keep, many people from hu,iur
cotton Provisions steady. me-. pork. SD. bali
meat, loos' shoulder, 50 &C.. long clear " .ic.
CLaaeo DC. G.--The leadng tninr-. laL-..l rs flI
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At the pitslucc Exchange to-day the butter market
was ,icndy. creamery. 19a coo dairy. l90 @cc ZEE
firm strictly fresh, - ! IN dc.
Cincinnati Dec. g. Flour quiet. Wheat st'ndy
No. = red, zoe. receipts, 5000 bush. shipment :.
1000 BUSH Corn m)dcr3,tH demand. 80. mixed
~ l-2c cas- gOO1 demand, steady. No. mixed
SOC. Rye ddll No. - Jic. por, aioaGy. ri -
Lard easier, - - II. Bulk meats ,troag, - 80
Bacon slow. 80 81 la - -. Wnishey good de
mand, higher: sales 0i3 bhl-. ~ 20. Iuttrr i>lO"
and easy. Chrcsc steady but quiet. EesS IIlci
steady. sugar firm.
Minneapolis. Mimi. Dec. q. There Is evidence crop
ping onl that huldcr> " wheat are bcrOmlng di-
,DGrig,d. %lay went down Bic !. opened 80 20
and CLOSED - 3fc. December opened - 7-sc aud
tlO.rd 81 or. There con iirrtbr trading. Tier,
~, GOOD deal Of wcakucs, In the cash markrt 80.
= ri cin d. cln"d nca!k cent 81 the principal pri -
nOm vest rday. The" T"" 90 carr s0ld early
al 81 lie. IN NJ. = southern. % car, sold nj &c
.alcs had been Hincc, brough, The price down. Re
c.ip's wheat here 30 cdie and a Duluth and
superior go Range Of priccs D.ccmb,r open
ing % j-rc highest. ~ pc; lowest 90 tic closing
81 3-sc Yesterday. 81 j-sc May opening. 20 %
highest. - 1.c: lowest. - 1fa - SIC; closing.
- lie: on track, 30. hard. GS Tic: 40. Northern
60 IL 40. . Northern. ,O0C9c.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. G.-Fi0u ->ieadIy held AT OIL
rates with fai: busn"-s In mOdrsit..ircd lots OF
'>iraLc tr'd' brands Rye Gour quiet aIi mn hanged
.hUl,c Pennsylvania N - - pr bli. la iVncr npu.
IN small supply and tim ~ - son - 80 per % g.
With important change in p.icos up - the ci'-c
call rjccicd y" IN cNpou clrt1fo. Il I-ir: No
> Ird IN cNipt elevator. - Ic DO December. fo
lNpoif. = sic: So. rod December - : 81 - =
20 Ia 20 Bic. Reno. = IInn,i Nana DOC rrii-
pnon mnrkct rued s;c'dy No. :. FOR Iuch a1r
40 '2a soc: 40 = mixed. spot. in rAp,rt elevator.
i9c; no. = mixed December and January. 40 l-sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
POULTRY AND GAME.

Iraccr carlrrd- oi IN psulir, af'N'i Ne Ia anu
;o.aat ana the mHrkct "'rt all to T. g. r"Hn ~
c rnirkcr. ani must " t. tlrhelN pn NJ 90
a. m Of thr.c lgure, IL vas almost impossible - ma an
,,ict oi an the stack. Ducks ana G" a "ap 10" c''
..,.or.l, fhc iattcr. waich In very h'iNN SUM
rho market for die..cd pOnify ma, hoL f'b TN.
rt99ksevlnc week ara M wcoS ioo ,,nF. u ,tc
-,rj,,- h,\r lai c,f Inferior pu'i1AS' Gnu
d.'ond i'~s I'm most altogether on me ,ciA W-t ~
~" tt r.cc,cgs have found IL imIO'sm, ~ lr, d"
9ns,ltc. r,ca at 'bc 'ow pi"', ruling. i'o ''n s
a.. =, c.srl 70 sal d show 40 inN".,'"'h, ,ls
~, 49,. rla.. o.. uaik"; b0Hh q Httl" III hs'i
a. - ~, ,trct.y cfoi'c grade "i hrh "'iF' "u P''
80 .,.ch ,,r conc jas: a ,lnG bttci
Qr-H NOR pcaiy ;nf lcs m1' 81, ' Gr@ G,o !, f.,
h,avy wrlch,s. but tia biris low h''"'' ''"''
tllne caSf..
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count ,,.'''-'' Ggo5I I53 Gol
Liverpool telegram, - D. a-Reccipts 20 Coo bale
q, which American. 80 600 bales Sa,e> 900 bales. OF
which FOR speculation ard export 900 bales American
800 bales. spot market quiet aud arm. Mdllins
uulands sd Futures opened steady and unchanged
TIE local option market opened at an atvance Of !:
po!nts sympathy with Liverpool At tho close prices
se "a 10 points below those Of Monday. sales go 600
bales The port -, 564 bale comparing
with 477i bales Wed ,esday and 49, bales for
CORE .uOndiuc dev last
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Receipts for the week 5355 bales eNpht loo ba.s
in,ori, 81 BALE. Demand from all source c0hthnN
az, n1 nrcee arr. SUSTAINED with .Oinc ditrult. JOS
.liIy ON IN, common Old H,dIun grade" IN HafAe =
,dc lower. Choice GROWTH 0ft pD.T fI"llngH a'I
,ho.. vino hold them VIII rot accept, r,~ u'n a..
,nutrv advice. about the ~ o. nue. uOu2" III
900 sedan. farmer, are modifying thor VcNs SOM.
,rat Cable report, London and bc!n3'y ihdlte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
FRUITS MD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FRUITS MD bf!Ittl 81 NfSH.
Rec pts ot apples haV" been liberal brt mostly OF
medium AMI Couu!On gIJlrs ard sch 'r dun an barely
steady reiy fancy FtocA g. not plenty aad fiah gilt
dig. u.arh. ghty cAccct qupntiJns 10 iaSc> an
Usually fine quality. hoN'Nfr. ~ reach o''r top ffrir,
crane, dulot and trnnbrrfics show fithtr al
vance under very light stocks. tloiiu oranges hcas}
.,ppv aud lower. cns.ng barely steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
DRIED FRUITS.

Reuipts for the woca, $50 Igti cAlOt for IN week.
500 pigs shipments Of cValofatd apples 10 Europe
have a.n quite feaNy cNparcl, stu gctt ~ iaI
Older most Of which bong mud IN the count - ;
Irg ir1Ic rogcfot" and pr tcs hold fairly nm oil
d,.rablr grod-s SpathrIl occt moving slowly ana iI
,n,t.a ,ut steady. CHOPS and AMI skins
,,e o,ii PEACHES ,,oady. l:aspbcrrfrs quiet. Puu.s
s't~rr and nrr.. Othrr mall fruits dnI Caion IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
CHEESE

poofn+. fo- the week A. oil boxes eNlo't> l, 20
boxes. While tn youn" Of 5u7ne mas n@ nd ge i ~
Ire ~ rdc-rf,ceI goods for exporter. The strength
70 ,Sc noson !ie mainly IN ths 'act u,a h'o,h'
T.. under pitY good control ana holders ore uii.
riu,nq g. ,ell except fun ats loDDers h.Ne 10 pr
for fancy sIu;. full cream, ana ~ j. D,o,
- c n ind stri>lv fancy large size. either ccored
orS Nhc below ilc Sors aie adS o. prc,ty G,, dg
down ahcu, A. quoted Chen!nee COUNTY i.Ft Srs ~,
go i'm the position and are lot urging sale laf9
sIims are neglected and of uncertain value LFeiP'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07

whea'. Corn
To the unit.d a62 Geo Geo S9$S e S SS
10 the Continent f''-V'V -'-'"V
Total ............. 5l2ooo 5fsO coo
Compared with the previous week:
70 the United Kingdom 1870. 200 J4G9 900
Total .....................~.....s o4.aooo 's9ooOo
Dee HG aot a'' :. 1881 I4 iSoS 2f45oS0
nay And STRAW Q Let md atnoat llOtaa. change
sSas,c 30 tmoIy .5Gscc; is6t lnixed 7oa Sc darS
osc long I'VE straw 0oG55 .hort rye straw 45djo oat
straw 40c wheat straw 40c.
.hoPs1soliag moderately stead na,Aet
s'a Common Sdf e mas s2 isso %e 1870 Pub old
DIGS 1Gl0c Pacific Coast 1892 choce 2Ssd2ic good TO
o nedum isag5e ,sg a' I9 q Caoa
Ssye bavaran ana bohemian. fseo=ei Ai'maFA'' etc.
.. MOLAssEs-Dpli and unchanged Neg.oGeaas, 5oa
&c 70, good to fancy; English Island lS@2oe Porto
NAVAL sToREs-srIu1s TTRr rIi s,Sa
quoted at 81 pa good DO 81 So Il, 81 i5Gsl % ;
y ~ = a5ass 8 So So I. ssa$a TO- g. % 46a
values are without pa.cdis chang. Quotations tOt
yse~ $sSso@ Sfnic s;;@4s Of s,a 3ia
e. o. Winte yeio%, fOc "h'e ~ "t n1 "'i'
ssa4-e linsced raw, Amcli' an seed acc Calcutta seed
Sa $3.50 ' menndae S"' nd s,g o.s5 DARK rsd
$3.50 Light pressed, 374aSc blcacnei wnc, 4OaiIc'
e1tra helched winter. 42c white winte., 13c ~ r'.
guide, zoe natural spring GSd70c: winter. '46
tec, beached "lnter. 79uSlc palm, pr!n' Lato' 9tH
Sse whie. crude, Northern A2d43c natural sring %
preached spring, 81 ao1c naturl winter d&c DcIe.co
WINTER. 55a3Cc extras bleachet J,c; iapesecd 3Od92c
na saponHel f2"4'.e; bank, S5a3Go' SlaiL9 3'@S'e
ose, Italian. bbls common. GtaG5c ad quality. ~ -
aS2 ncit,foot. prime 5Oa.5c.
q. PEOVls iOSS-POEKtlTH.sr nd rae oct!vr -'s,
30 bhls; Oil a.. I'd - Sif jJaS 49, nov J.,
90 a@iG: eXirf prm'. 40 i1NiT .ho 81. nr, $o1
%. and family, al 50aSis o.. hEEi Dn!l dh
unchanged: flnAy mess qr0cd ~ 7S0>lp cNi;1 ne.
80 :jasG -; city extra. Ind sl1rTlJ. ii.Eh
MlDDLES-Dull. ~ H. al snort clear zoe d. Esd
uOGSsuicL ant siridl city, i@n T. heavy. 1sGo'4r;
Pgs Sae....-..:CUr MEAS Quiu anc y adv az,
Picked bellies quoted at ssa5sr d, shoulder. az SIC
70 hams lO. Ic....... LARD Lovcr with the " 30
va dpl Wost,fI quoted a. Slc - cifY IN w0ii
~ demand and tf: sales 30 tc,. ut t0as9 -. incd
sStnen: quOtd so - and S0uth American u go g e
les, 800 tcs December 80 -. co.!r' 1t fo 10 nominal
go tcs Janulry $40 ., s19 b.. clo irc so 10 apa
SSIIER-sellInr moderately At IN hangcl quot tons
gos test. 10000 second. - FRS; 2fd.Hc cream or.
@,es'ern separator extras 3l"% Wsstri. rr>ts 30
~ 20 rce0nc- 2fd-Gc do fhris 2Od22r; 'rraWV
rs'e June lfsts 20 extras. - f-:r IL srcOfi. lot
a., ~" dairy half tuls ana pals cNiri>. z9d 'c 40
..s se2Jf: seconds. 2On ~; stat dafy welsh Nb-
hf.sns sDd iub- iad24 10 seconds extras; w.,"rn
49, creamery 1rsts. 23d2jc s,coiS iSmzIc VS.
.i aary, 1rss 22d2fc seconds i7d-cc; western lac
June hrhns. extras l1YHlS SECONDS 10 l'I.es'
A'ui e June tubs i7c factory. thirds o. r,s lon%
SHEESE-In light demand lut sica1y' state ~ ''iS'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-22
STEVENSON AT ATLANTA.


He Says tho Dark shadow of the Force
Bill No Longer Hangs Over the South.
ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. 21.-Vice President
elect Stevenson and party reached here at
noon. The party were heralded by the
screeching of whistles, ringing of bells
and booming of cannon. The crowd at
at the depot was so dense that it was a re-
minder of Cleveland's visit. The hotel
corridors were crowded with Georgians
anxious to catch a glimpse of the man to
whom they attribute the credit for the
greater part of the Democratic cyclone in
the West. The programme for the after
noon included a drive over the city, and
tonight the formal dedication of the Com
mercial Club occurred, the exercises vein
preceded by a reception at the club'sr rooms.
The formal opening of the Commercial
Club drew ont all Atlanta's society people
this evening. The reception took place in
the parlors of the club. but the speaking
was in the Chamber of Commerce hall, in
the same building. Mr.. Stevenson. re-
spending to an address of welcome, spoke
briefly. He said in part:
You are ali so be congratulated on the fact
tina, general strife and sectional hatred are
things of the past. let the dead bury its dead.
We turn our eyes resoluteiy. hopefully 10 the
future. The danger which threatened this
southern land by hostile legislation has
been ayerted. The dark shadow Of the
force bill no longer hangs over the
South. The high sense of justice of the
American people has saved you, as I trust in
God. for all time, from the dire Influence Of
legislation inspired only by distrus. and hate.
History Will not repeat Itself. Yoiciug the deep
feeling of the state from which | came, citizens
OF Georgia, / rejoice with you and bio you God.
speed.
After the speaking there was q reception
in the p~arlOrs.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Joe Choyhski has arrived at Chicago to fill an
engagement at Battery ID on the 29:h.
Amons the passengers on the Empress OF
India, from China, were 7. G. Allen and w. I.
Sachtleben, who left New YORK in June, 1890, for
a tour around the world on bicycles. They go
to San Francisco, thence to resume the journey
Eastward.
The federal court at 81. Joseph. Mo-, has sem
fenced c. W. Howell and Edward Tibbe.ts TO
eighteen months in the peuitentiary and a fine
of g, 900. Both are members of the big lumber
firm OF Howell, Tibbetts IL Co, with yards in
st Louis, Chicago and Atchison, and were con-
victed of violating the interstate commerce law
by undertaking lumber, thus securing lower
freight rates. Pending appeal to the United
states supreme court, both were released on
bonds
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WAsBISGToE CRY. Dec. 2.-The offer of
Mine Superintendent Allen, of Butte,
Mont, to coin a silver dollar of more in
trinsic value than the standard dollar is
sued by the government, at the rate of 80
cents apiece. will receive no consideration
at the treasury department., for the simple
reason that there is no legal authority for
the acceptance of such an offer, even if re-
garded as advantageous. 1t is conceded
that a profit would be realized in the COIN
age OF a dollar containing 400 grains of
silver at 90 cents a coin, and that the ex-
listing discrepancy between the face value
and the bullion value of the coin is a
temptation to counterfeiters Under ex-
listing conditions, however, the remedy for
this state of affairs lies solely with the
people h make the laws, and not with
the officers who execute them.
The treasury department today pur-
chased 46l COO ounces of silver at 81. As to
s.. so cents,
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Foreign Notes.

The French chamber OF deputies. ~ = vote q;
IN. 70 a,7. has adopted the liquor reform bill.
Tho factory of Reit & Phillips. large mann.
fsctnrers OF chemicals, at Hamburg. has beea
burned.
Naws from Ecuador reports AT epidemic Of
.ms,lnox in the province Of Aaaay. Ne vaccine
60 ob;ainable. aud tie disease is spreading
rapidly.
- burned Wednesday morning. Loss. S1ge,-
ono Among the carriages burned were ten IN
.,aa far exhibition At the Worlds fair.
=, encounter between Daeoits and native
-, commanded BY British officers in
pafkot. India. Lent Gordon. Oh the Bombay
HANGERS, and four policemen were A'''Sd- Inc
Dscoit loss is not ssatea-
mh. sefateation in the Puehia. Mexico state
.--.s,-v Turns out 10 be larger than as first re
NN-tor T, Is said persons high N authority are
.n1ies,ed in the affair. The money stolen ex-
~ so, 600. Az investigation Is proceeding.
rha famous Iauins mines, near lamrasas.
- have gone into - bonanza, AMI the
.w,srs. the Fort sco,s Mining ana >~inest,ns
.,or,n.rv. with headquarters 81 beaver. have !
- t,rtune in ore nov IN sish~ I1iS HoAaazA
va, a. ,iss in an almost horizontal position, :
:" t.at IN width, carrying se'd "se - ais
H'e st,a - 500 a ton. The rooi wai.s often
Faluo ], a basin oil eight 70 ten feat IL a.
Niu-..s so, inches il depth, IN which tie
ahets. = : Il foaud, in value from s1.@o 80
!. - go . tom. These mines were originally
r~Iaa by the spsniagds, saa were aeaA~oAed
In 16Sa.
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The Official Canvass of M~iuuesot,.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 2L-The state canvassing
board is 1t work. The results so far show
that Nelson, Rep. has q plurality of li.Geo
for governor. d. NJ. Clough, for lieutenant
governor, has a plurality Of 12.45l The
ether state officers on the Republican
ticket have pluralities ranging from $50
to Is, I0t. The constitutional amendment
prohibiting special legislation was carried
and that tor taxation OF sleeping cars de-
feated-
For electors the highest Republican vote
was l2,S23 and the lowest 1905; the
highest straight Democrat had Ioo9lo
votes. and the lowest 95,Q53; the highest
on the Peoples ticket received Ito 40.
being one of the nominees endorsed bvtne
Democrats, but the hishes. of the strairh.
ont Popuiists had 2a,273, The hlghes,
Prohibition vote was II. Is, the loves.
Il 24t.