davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot Of Dcsbronses and Cortland
Streets.
In Effect November 18th, 1898.

In Effect November 18Th, 1898.
ftsI Iii + .Ssai
nS saa s;s Room ss sSf eg
snd Is a. M. Cincinnati is a. m aud indianapolis
s ana asse 'S fs D""S Il i $ Sr % I'? 81
sdS ''i' Il NJ fsfES ShfasS E&xIThEss-puman 3 Sleep
laid. Arrives Cleveland Ii rs a. M. Chicago 0 >. m
7.so Si p. a' Il. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS weekday.
70 S cpnna M aad S. Loais %
500 p F. w. t'uli plcpc Il 'efGS GsSsH Burs.
Sleeping Car New-York TO Chisage AZ Arrives Chicago
iand s. IS i p JEW n %ecsdays cISS.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1910 4. M.-"Wu.hneton Limited" weeN-days. Pun.
s!o fSi ; "sS .s Emsa ssg Pull
aar % 80 l? ; 30 49, m 80 p b. no No. "saii 3 Is nsns Sa.
t. cnarlestcn JacksonyiIe, and port Tampa; 20
4.33 + T. NY w 'S t1SnoSd "a and DanSe Express, daily.
% SeeI' E . ps A1srs % and Ohio n.w.,
ro .rfSS Sb sFs sa o4f and via c.p
Charles Route 8 a. p. weekdays and. With Throush
ro SegfG % cIfY fa!'{ p m weekdays with Through
voR Rutes esPf. r.'Sr MAS Sa1. D. m weekdays,
s.s s"s R
no. .sep Asbay and ocean
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express e;2o 20 $50 go 40 PeGn's LlmiteaSl
s. 30 p ~, II is night sundays Express. 6is,
80 O. 30 90 Limitel), 10 90 a. m, p 4, 80 ),
q. :45. 8. 80 D.. M. 1915 night
Ticket Nos. s33 944 1198 l13. and 26l Broad
vav A>tor House la4 Fest l2Jth Street 25i Co,un.
bus Avenue 137 Sixth and foot Of Desbrosscs
ard Cortlndt Streets: Cour. street, $50 Fulton
Street 9s broadway and Booklyn Annex station foos
Of Fulton Street Brooklyn; 12o Hudson Street. Hobo
station CITY.
ss "a .s.ssS:sy ssspss s ell 90 ed ss.
II PRFVOST J. r. WOOD,
- Genera, Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec. l. 3ij p. m.-Beet In moderate de-
mand, India firm AT HOS prime mess steady
y. l.ork f. f,ir deHrnd urim" We- erii
fine easy al medium GIs Sd. Hams In
demand. short cut about IL 10 10 ~ dun At 41s -
Bacon demand. long clear mddcs. about ~ 10
long ana short clear mlddlcs about % 10
ni Shoulders. about II TO II 10 steady
ec4e moderate demand. American finest,
white and cporei dull SIS Tallow IN poor demand,
~ me- city dull Spirits of turpentne In moderate
demand. duh 2is ID I"sin In fair demand common
irfn q yd Lard spot IN demand futures. moth
ing doing rrim. Western spot steady 4:s 6d Wheat
IN moderate demand No red winter steady AT 5s 2d;
No spring steady Is 5isi Flour IN demand
- Louis fancy duh IT Gs Oh corn-Spo in good
demand. futures In fair demand. mixed Western spot
steady a - M December steady n Is I'D January
lIi,d for February steady at 3s 1lid
foen HOPS Nj Iondon-Paclnc coast-In demand.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

o. sheep-Reeelpts, 10000 head market nm; poor

q, 90 sheep-Rccepts 10000 head market nm poor
to choice, $lasS GO; lambs, s3de4 80: r,a
St Louis. Dec. 1.-Cattle-Receipts 4710 head. Ihe
market opened and continued dull and dragging dur
inc the entire forenoon Prices declined fair to good
staars fuy lOc. Cows helfcrs and common TO medium
Srodes OF all kinds sold 15c lower than Wednesday;
Steers 81 lOass % COWS s. GsS 80 nogs,lkeseiPts ITS
ssTr market. While there was some good grades the
strong prevailed with considerable competition
snoH % ,o higher Light s5 2cds5 35 mixed. s5dsj 40;
butchers s5 O5dS5 S. sheep-f,eeilts l9s head Mar,
& nied uuiet account OF light supplies there being
MI few snail lots Offered; the trade OF retail
oha,oc,er Native mixed, 80; lambs. SO jOd*3 10.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
n. y. ONTARIO & WESTERN 2. R.

Trains leave foot Of West i:dst a. fo"s 10 M nnIes
earlier fIom franAln.st.: . ,,,,,.,,, -.
z,JJ 4. VI. tuli., Except Sunday %, Haliii valley
r. X s;iUu4-, aUfl,.Own, fil"nNc FsIsIG =. LIB fy.
tarnYIda.e. >cisnion. WA aton DENT Sid"el' Nos"sen
Ltca. Iouic Onciia. tHlt'n O,neIo. 49,, .
al Il, NJ. t.>c-pt ~unciyl Su'isar Co Expres,
Tor waikiki Valley Railroad ssatons tnnpo'i .ieu.
Midi Wn. ticn,'uc. Molntan Diie Cshtse.l..v fai.,.
hrrr. lin icvyilir L,bc.V tas LiDef'y i"As'Ne' ara
IiyfnRstcn Manor. .,,,.,,, ,.,,
,,N 4. NJ, tGa.Irl Middeiown. SnImi....hir. FANS.
b,rr /. bcry Iii, lnrttor Manor Rcckono, W"ton Sid.
ney yorwich. Opelda. Futon. 0"weH ,o.,,,,,
,ar ,,ats irrs) Ne@.Nosk 9, NIAGARA f.ns hfouih
punan secrers kcw-York % Chicago. Arrives Detroit
q 40 n m Ch,rugo 80 =. M. ST. Louis. 700 y. ~.
Ticket, Pu,ian iatIons nt % isinaaway
NewIo Iran,fcr COMPANY cali, 10 anu enc,hs baggage
W !, T.. ANDERSON. Il. y. A..
M ST.. New. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Railroads..
WEST SHORE R0AO.

q. 4. c. II. Il. +. 4. Co., Li-N9Et'I .
Tai leave West i2d.>t. station, Nr"-l ora u ioi
low. and - mnate' earler from OF ri,nsiin ST.
%, 4. N.-pliiy Albany, Itica - racisc i'och
e,trr Bu.ro. Niagara Els. Det OF; Ch ago e'ceps
SATURDAY for Toronto. - -
5,:tI r. w. for Albany. ntrcal C;ica. syracuse
focIe,'cr. nsllalo Niagara Falls, Toronto pef'it'
de, I'D md t.icaco.
sis r. VI. .Diy for All any uti, Syracnso E9t'cer
DrlIa o. N,,gnrt Fall. Toronto, Detroit tic'clld an
Var frkcs timetables plflor and u epng"sf accom-
Offices IL noNl,a ani New lOr% an
81 stat ns 4 mc-tablcs rrinrilo, hotel For other
information adirr-- . 49,.
c. T.. LAMBERT General in'sns'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

HEMP AND JUTF,-The market is quiet throughout.
but steady. VITA prices essentially la quoted
W. quote Manila Acmp. for shipmeat 5saa4c aud 5.e
spot. Si-a hemp 3saic, spot ana tJ arrive Tor beet
glu1c- Jutc 3ai'ic Juic butts quality, l'sc:
mixing. 2i.c baggihg. 2au2'sc.
UIDlIS-Thc market T. lrm In tone with prices well
sustained owing 10 good demand from tanners who
are taking hides il anticipation Of better demand Tor
leather the future. Price, last quoted. We
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CASH quotations were a. follows Flour WIS tas gulse
c2e 10 sprng sy yhs@ & :; s. 2 2yc ise 9S " s bars
5Sa5ic No naxseed s. lG prime timothy seed $, ~;
pork per bt >i2 T p . 100 .,,,sS S So SS nIn
r.. boxed 81 o2os - sh9, cear sides boxed = 8 y, 20
~ w@ @ Ssf d" @ per fB9 f. sransSs sis Pf g 5a per- bf
d the butter SS %as 3n F good
aeRar %eRGs s1o s Esss sssf rsr sweet ''
sss SnsP?s IL sSs. ia fancy 3 ssas and sn'
i.mand Z @ market; sissdy. .ejssca white s5c 20 2
mnS. 1 @ No v'S 10 Witt sS "a % ss ss
pS SIS e9F a1q a.s at $. 81. Family Family
pof sl5 e,ar i"my siS Kettle lard steady sales Of
leaf ard sisc bacon steady; shoulders al 7isc short
rib sides SIC. short clear sides ssc WhskeyMarhet
ssa 6ass ot ;iffs 5; IS were Se'a c2 b5s ' S'''' "
Milwaukee. Dec. May wheat opened at CSC. or NC
good buying advanced s5a.c bid hsn again weak
S Snd defined 5 %5 2 and SSd at @ @ 's c'ie
NSr51 s 6 Steady & N %o 3 %sssn no
ash 3 EfNo & M S BE- assSo ns fasf
iec duh samples dull extra No 3 t5a.gc Timothy seed
stars dul prices unchanged Bran sic; middlings. sia
Lake freights dull. 2'sc for corn.
wS S up " to na the eSs HHa" Tnpa
s 01 % or % n. a 10 not No4h Nsa pay Which was
6a sellers refused to yield and the larger par, Of the
Sor;hefn sold 5es, and 10 oec: No North
ceipts o Wheat here were S cars Four~rrst patents
OdS3 ~ bakers 81 SOn<l ~; low grades 81 20nS1 25
shorts Market steady. bran seas? y shorts.
25qsy -. Corn-Market steady: No 3lihr32c:
No 3 yellow. Oats-No white 21u 2Szc; No g. 2Ga
25ilc
Philadelphia. Dec. Flour marle. continued dull bn.
offerings from first hands moderate prices steadily held
choice trade brands WheatNsry little export inquiry
and speculative trading but offerings light and prices
ruled firm though without important change up 10 close
on call; No red December dG4ed'.c; January. 6ISg
market duh steady. Light offerings; numerous inquiries
but bids lfli.c below workable basis Local
cIrois steady; No mixed December. t3Ni3iic;
JANUARY iItc: February. i3ui3c. March +3,Wilc.
OafsCarl1s and &c high'r bu local trad" Do
only moderate: futures quiet. No white De-
gi03G'sc. 3c. n3".c February. JGi n
37c March 3Gis su3Ii.r Butter quiet and steady; Penn
syl,onia creamery -. Refined sncafs steady.
good drmand. chang" In quotation Potatoes fairly
active nrm; Pennsylyana ard IOn Zoe: other
rose choice. GOaCc. do fair good Jod;5c. Burhanks
and stars. choice 5jHanc. 10 dp do fair 70 good.
$3.50. Feed quiet. steady Winter bran si6d>i7 per
other articles unchangel.
-. Louis Dec Flour steady but quiet Wheat
lower. December. $40. January S!g@24cS May 3d.
fl..i',c lower Dscsnihe-. "si.c May, Bic Pork
St.ndard selling Sll -, orders. $lJ Lard
Prime steam IS Ia. nominal Dry salt meats-shoulders.
Ss,c: longs ami clear ribs. re; shorts 81 30 Bacon
Boxed shoulders i.c: longs S'sdS4c. clear ribs. sis
liSi.c shorts SC. Hlrh vines STEADY AT 81 Is. Lead
quiet 80 90 at whish latest sales made sr-ter
t,.rsh .
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
LEH[Gh VALLEY R. r.

StfiIon fSot rS q rbfpt'L fppt'LITAN III CoAcMEs
$40 A. N. for BUFFALO and Suspension Briise.
d and y r. NJ for BUFFALO Suspension Bridge ana
Chicago. .
TICKETS AND PyLbMAN AcCoMMoDATil9lsSss lls s.:s =
iSSth st. New.York; $50 Fulton ST.. 4 Court 81, and
o. broadway. BROOKLYN. New.fork Transfer Company
through 10 destination: c,,,cc xrr
ROLLIN II. WILBUR ShnS' p, LEf,
A. w N02&EMACHER wM D. SMITH
CanJ Nm steru Odlce, 13J broadway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
- A SIX FOR TICKETS TO BOSTON
VIA THE NEw.ENGLAND.
AxD SEE THAT YOU GET THEM

A AND SEE THAT YOU GET THEM"
Two Fast Limited Express Trains from urana 'enra' ,
station IN. " N. H. H. Rdl IL nooa twecN a,ys ony
with through Parlor Cars Coaehe,, ana smoker Va
The White Train. week days and sunday, VIA W1'n m,c
uc. nrior Cars Buffet smokcf service from ,os.
ton same hours 30 extra fare In Coaches Parlor Car
soats 81.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

Brazil coffee closed easy the basis OF l7s.c for No
spot and $50 bags lilo sold that basis AMI 2,COl
bags no No TO Baltimore at lG'sc cost and freight
late Wednesday 1000 bags Santos No at l1c cost and
freight. Mixed coffee quiet but steady.
DEU CS-The last half OF the having bcen broken
by the Thanksgiving holiday has caused duiecr market
than usual but prices hold about where thes during
the early of the week. Two Mexican houses have
withd from this market all vanilla beans belonging
them Reliable advices are To the effect that the
crop vanas l. than one.half large
Of last year. which 1000 pounds short compared
with the 1891 crop. letter just at hand
q vessel with cod liver oil for the United States has
foundcred the Norwegian coast and that a steamer
with 800 barrels consigned 70 New.York parties has
SscIene % Il 20 arnca flowers per H. 1oisaIie Barks
s. az nc elm, per % loaai2c sassafras per n, dSa7c
Soep per n 3sG43c Balsam capavi-Ccntrai American
pr h, SeaSee r. Canada per gsl sSass 25 nr Oregon
PeI gal 7oe Peru % per ~ q 1881 So; tolu per ~
Per n. ltha1Ss sase: Pc, p v l5dS'se ~ cocoa butter
bbl. sfs soae25 Newfoyndland per gal eSS7oc cubeb
iSSisc cuttessh bone per n, lOallc; Rycerine.
Per M lsc barrels ptl r. 1slsc cases. per n. Na1ec
Rss ssSs ' sn:S '. ~ 4 jssss ~. i Dss .. ~ ~; e
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
ROYAI. BLUE LINE
or,. LacxAwAxxA AND WESTERLY RR.
.,.,,.u. m NcN- .Urs> 1905 ol ..ArciaS "~S
GhrIstvphcr streets. .c.,ca
VESTIRgCED TnAlNS. PULLMAN SVAS"S~


IhrIstvpher streets. .c.,ca
vESTIDgLED TRAINS. PULLMAN SoAS =.
.u,.,' ,,uI, Y, MN AK, UOaIt -. 49,
AIi. IliI. Ol,AN,.k.,. Sun.nl. Bern4
,nr iilige Madison, MorIlstcwn, fa,sae', a. III.
Jss,n:sn Dover s'anhope. brDDs i:A y x M tH
rATIOSG. H3rNcttstO tOln, SCH OOLt,1 y ~ - .rrh
sr Wsis'"s,9 s.a,r ps H. psseao Saann. sySAASS
ION PITTSfON, WlLKESnAknE, ~ aiiTST ~ S.f
RAN4oY 3XfGSp, NoWwIcH Ta'e'yssiyiii yssiyiiiaItsf. vTtts
Gmssywsio. fruAch. owfi;0, ELMiEA; coENIS,Ss; ,o,as
wMNEssTr. xcfHTnwEsr AID sorTnwESJ; rx.
s,ac M-itjEfAI.O UTICA snd OsWEnv ,,r.c ia
W. ruilman rls.e Cars Connects =. "masn aasn.
Win ,r,n ior Cncago. arriving III 10 A. NJ next "''~
,.tmme,. u.-pISGBAMroa NAIL. Steps st principal
,.sn s,a'IIsn'u g. " SCRANTON. BtNGuAMroN ard Ell
'''T '%Tni < fxPREss:' rina9 r,Eers s,,; and pryu.
4tat " r kphEss fsl|:S ;;s,,rSo sasi Express.
ium," .wpsrs Arrive, a. r3, ;l93 4 ANT and uswEso
;iafr,S yppnifsISy ppTsl nCcoMMoD ATIoNs ~ n
Murray. and ss nro.dwsy Tisksss az sss to1mSas
ave- New.york Ss3 '-S svs.y fu, oS.
"a Broadway, Brookiyn. Time tables s''as W." "''
ss 4. 'ssslri;t 'ssyslrcEtss COMPANY viii cali ~
check laggags frsm hotel or resdsnce T" se'3hsS
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

Marc ,lo-a -t.a'. T'aI.f'r'ille orce I,,"ed q.
eo3 N,v.Yo -pt >acs to-day ana li-t hleh' i0r @
ex,or nonc, cis o'ion. III l.e, contract, iSi.o ~,
hsr, =, ,ula.in rple t,'al 1871 b,lc> E.dd ne,'
y LID. nhth :. pnc'aisci CONT - VITA Nctn'>oaH
price. ,ri c.d;on tn r,fHrt Gr 'lot S .9',s q "a
~, 4 - iling ~ anu : i-io
=, ddIiu. .,rli ,-lsi~ .,lr- I. t'r talcs t,S ",
nav ~ i., cons,t: far l4r Oh; .n1 mq1imp ,,nn
al: tni:: r ,trlct ,W ridlln,, 30c oil; low mddling
I'D oil i III good ordinary 1916, oil; good ora,ry
u al. utddiDc tinsra. even; -trct rhuriins
st,ond 7.a.c oil; nidilne stained t-lJS on tu
low lniGin. stained 29-'2e on 10" muai'ns ''''"o
sNeN.Yosk ne, rcccips $50 bales: gross 6loo bales :
~ -, C,uiiurnr ll4 bales rwaue., 244I bSes
ss}.- l3 81 slinnc;> Ill stock l1l2 ~ Inc wce"F
s'"''"' " " This wee. Last weea. Last ye1r:
ih "'c''-'-'--'''''' 10 900 700 900 81 900
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
d OHIO X. II.
Fast Express Trains TO
uAYrrwonE. WASHINGTON, CHICAGO. SIN.
DALI rGvVxTI, ST. LOUIS AND ALL

TKH os. ssEFlLLih5 81 Li5eFty TS I'D daily
For CHICAGO. / 80 p. NJ and y Is night
For PlIrssyhg, 20 r,,, p n ~ Is ngatai TO ".
For wash SGroN, bALTIMoRE. :n A. NJ l.S ~ 80
{, 90 p. IL. pnIms Car. 9'2o Il NJ, l. 10 nisas All
FSr For SpW SHys0H:nf oiHs:IfhSs 90 p ~ daily.
1,tast. 400 Grand-. y. y. si4 fnltoa;st Brooklyn;
station foot OF Itberty.s,. {. r. Z. OF v j.
vcwYork Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
FRO hot.i or 20 dcstratOn
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Total ......f.@2iO1) i.ei2 cco I,6ij.0co
|. ..,..l. ,----.-. Il-C0O Ilj"OnO I.1Oi 600

Li,r,f e.: ale spot colon mana lair at flrn lr cN
Saiee 'or ts. ls ulat1a and export. l-opo utl'>
Arn~iirnD -'01 .si~: re'tpt> $40 q ba'- An'I%,' n
g. -ra. ',.i.- !l.-. 7-l6. Future opened hiH
-, , Il ..,. - :fo~, unchanged "a adNs~c;
ol,s'c ,,ri .,ey ,t rom e. 2,ji net aM'H'
FEBRUARY March 4Sis; Mal'i'
Arri,. ti.i!-nla,. i2d t. - Mrju,r -, +"
keri,.,. - 10 423; De" lnb'f-Jahu
sir l2-b l,sch -i.i-t 10th. s,.icr- holi tht o"'
farly ...: faf.> Iui,: AID hard To sell ul',o al con
ccsson~ To:. a. lor; receipts io-day 4O2s1 na'.s
I-xport. ad1, tna, i,.itan, -J'j id"-, France -
b,i's youucn'. r. - ale 'oii-odatea ' poft l
ceip., ear thi- cc'I :97?s2 blc'. INinr n''
Krirsin IN Di. fM.-s. France. $40 Dae>t toith'hS'
So Oi4 bai.~ a:a i-s.l-j talc>; -tlcN ~ D',
Coniasl; -ot:pa -iI ncnt foi The week 'n1h1 'r"
day D.-.l o.. 1. Is:
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

SIEAEINkr-Ma hct ratIcf. Iard W. UI'" II't
It &c.
TAILOw-Niarket easy quoted, DC sales. ~ lhd>
IOBAyCO--SS1 leaf was quiet VITA sales a. follows
100 1897. PrnnsvlVanla I-dl".i 30 'ac-. lc1-
Ohio az 60 100 bale, Havana Gjcctl 10 and iOV bale
Suratfa ~ 6Oas
wUOI-Tho s.lc> az New-yofk during the week unde
review foot up 10000 n while B0s thcy
47o.0oo N and Philadelphia 800 ofD n. makine q
the three markets. Of bC~ro oop u oi wool
fhr sal Now.Nor, nriud, ,'0rTri Z" n ~ BE :
fall Tcyas at ?dilc: syrng Nas 1t lC,f y 'riiiom
=. blood .s'i II 20 isdlrr. !, NsntJna
AZ IadlCc: Dakota at l2pIjo. and mohair At a5n -
inc dcm,rd runtfne. good bui there j. On IN ';i'ri
o"iinr pucn,c O. tn Lee wool clause % ca
Ioposcd i,flt h! 4 mater o. fact ihc inIi,"-
i0.-. lrit point cont nu1'ion oi The d. o
rnand. ani "a VIZ Dr. month. .. las bfosr Ia" nr"
could I0s.iiIy htO rrri. Eut tlc unrcfiaifN
Ir.oring ne futlre o. ihc m1rset hae tondn.t .
ni-.i.ir unfics-. H. s.ttr his dtaNb1'. I e..
Gems lc q, hardening tendency. aaI ~ oa.c,
!iic"s have hec moved ~ ne. iot in-tan'". an
,t1ile wo,i bat nnw fDT lr" than iot
luiici moving upVari
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

LEATUFR-Thcre Is a quite good demand from ex.
portcrs for hemock sole leather and buyrrs are
taking considerable stock that the sales movement 4,
quite up the average Prices arc last quoted We
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEy
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foo. o. hne,,y 81

Tsas iayS stat,s@ r, foo; Io% o 4 INeisS ,sSs ST.
.so ! a. 40 10 Alleatown p. NJ. sundayA +;So.
4 no p 81 Suniays 30 a. NJ o ,,.,o N
FOR Rad nc nj 100 90 -: 0Co II ;ov q; S, .
l:iO 10 800. 100. $50. 80 f. NJ no n"I 90
Tcr iiarr .bnr. At 90 90. i5 A. NJ 10 w ~
800 80 NJ iiI nisps e i3 eH n,gS, gns Sa'u''' "'
s co s - g. NJ i:IO 80. 8. P NJ y 10 3, nsh,.
except Satrrdav n.eht. sundays, 10 A. NJ ''' r'
For Red nssO,h And p'S' e ,oa,h s e psss g
SUNDAY. cxceo. en- Groye AM Asbap ParS 100 A.
NJ -" T. FOR LAKEWOOD
psrn"cat 40 Sis \. ". i:ii 40 p. NJ
Fo' W,rtc Cuv. vnelsnd and Hr'dae;on 4 30 \. Ne
For Menmouh nas s:asrsn' an Hehl'os os P'',s.
sua,a's 90 \ NJ 100 "
ROyAL BLUE LINE
rnLAnIrMIA rALrlNoHE q ANs S5 %AsHISGi11oos .o; 10 ~
tar S' ) 3' :oS b ai"s i Car IA; si5 r n i=is
HS" sS 81 c11eK ons 20 o ~ 80 7 + Il ,PIs i.5 n H5
cD.i%g GU g. ~ - 90 pn,'G :, s1l -; 5,9 c,3
T. n. T. 5 j. ers ~ onIas Sr@f'S cS ~ ~ nlIh
ess 81 s, a;s HO,ss'S d, VT a'i iss's sIs
,ao ss = g. 'I%S1 rr os1 ls Is Oaaww waasDa. Ths
W"w.Ycrx Trmsfc COMPANY viii cal O. ani 'heeS Ua''
ca,o scn hot re lence t. de tin'n n.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Ne, ,e-c.rt> 1T all United States potts during :.


The Ioowia. IRE the total ict rrceip OF cotton at
all S,irmb,r ISIS galveston. J9l lJf Di'cs
Tew-Oican>. 81 AZ bhc, Mobi'. loI go 'alfs =,
vsnpah jG2 81 ba., Charleston. -. ls2 fics Will
bli,> N0rf"lS 33,sis b2ic>; Baltimore.
10; bal Nrs-iDr.. i..s-s hI"- Boston - pJ.p
bales N.wpnii Ncr> Il,Si laic Philadelphia l2i.9
bales IVES. Point Va. 10 jsi bal, brunswick l"'O3
bales vl,~o. loo ats, lcI-a'Oa. @336s bates total
2,ye3.i7 is.c-. . -, nj,
COFFEr.-The mar.ct Olci"d Win >Omct n2 ihsc u
hull noufi.h h On the sr'eih e.. &c. ,Dr a1Nic"s ron
i;urop. Sinrc Wednesday. tlc i MARKET shoNcl
net advan,e OF 'aa1.f; loni0 .r,h Lachln :cd To
cd up and Hamburg showed Il .,ri ain OF - ~,
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80 qro,,d II go rNchnnsc. lpN' fccrips'. oOV'
bags ,iork 49, bags. The Siit- nlfkr, was re-
ported yOOd aVcIree ,,nO.rf - luI Pc rli,.
GOQD iogs: .to~k lags. The Stock NJ N"N.
YORK figures a., 2C3 J1e> and Tor The tr;al th.t'd
States 1909 ba2> The yi-ih" supp.v o! T. zilinn
Ueroe 10. the ini'et SO,c' nov if1c19 bff> >r",
sbroad rcl'.c MAJ .siiIcs, 500" bag; Haze r,a
hars: II,r burr 253 Oo0 nags and N'hcar'.. -.''1O
bags i.ocai speculation Is. siak. re ,sr ,+ cf
sellers quit much other fau." cAli'i me
advance in coffee contracts at N"w.io:k. Inr safes
up 10 ;. y. N ic,ched on: al ~ coo BAGS, in'lndh!
December at 10. 40 January. lG.D"1621; NAV. l'iOd
1915 anI SeIacmLcr at 400 The talk oa Chang" j.
very conservative and today adm Ma- almo,t en-
tJrely TO- cy".'ilr up local fccount IN" n'I@e io
ca-rd .tcriy 10 tG - points hiSher Io'i
sales were 80 iH.>. .ollo"s;
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

Hccrpts Of OrcadDtuhs at IhVII0f PNUs III tHoISaHu
last rce eiphers tOOO Omtte -four bbIs, grain buoh,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-15
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Devastated by Floods.

MADRID, Sept. 15.-The town of
Villa Canas has been devastated by
floods, and large number of lives
have been lost. Late last night, when
most of the inhabitants had retired,
the waters from the hills. where there
had probably been cloudburst, swept
down on the doomed town. Huge
trees, torn bodily from the ground,
were hurled with frightful violence
against the houses in the path of the
on-rushing tide, and acting as battering
rams, carried houses before them. Men
and women awakened from sound
sleep rushed to windows and leaped
out, only to be engulfed in the water
that was now Kissing and seething
about the falling houses. Other houses
collapsed before their occupants could
leave them. 1t is positively known
that 40 persons were drowned, and it is
believed that the bodies of many others
are buried under the ruins of their
homas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The opponents of local option have
decided to contest the election recently
held in Roanoke, in which the "drys"
were victorious.
The Confederate reunion to have been
held at Front Royal tomorrow has been
indefinitely postponed on account OF
the recent bad weather.
The steamboat wharves at Rockets,
near Richmond, are overlooked, on &C.
count of the high water in the James
river, and last night some of the streets
in the lower part of the city were SUBJ
merged.
There was a real water spout Wed
nesday night west of Burkeville on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. Such a
rain has never been known in that Sec
ton of the State. The rain caused two
very bad washouts on the Norfolk and
Western.
The regular annual session of the
Washington and Lee University began
at Lexington yesterday with an unusu-
ally bright outlook. Mr.. John L. Camp
bell, clerk of the faculty, claims larger
attendance for freshmen than last year
on the opening day. The increase IS
more noticeable in the law school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-15
TELEGRAPHIC BRETITIES.

DIR. Henry B. Willard, the eminent
medical authority and one of the fore
most physicians in New York, died ir
Paris, France, yesterday of typhoil
fever.
The steamer Reno, from Rio de ia
metro, has arrived at Buenos Ayres with
several of her passengers suffering with
cholera. 1t is reported that she will go
back to Rio de Janeiro.
Four men were arrested yesterday in
Troy, n. Y, for holding up seven diff
ferent men on one of the principal
streets in that city in broad daylight
and rifing their pockets.
The owner of the steam yacht Nor
wood has accepted the challenge OF the
owners of the Yankee Doodle for five
mile race on the Hudson river for q
sweepstakes of 5000 each.
A train of the Midland Range Rail
road was held up between Hancock,
Fitch, and Calumet by four masked
men this morning and robbed of $7O,-
600 of Calumet and Hecla mine
money. No blood was shed. The
whole affair was such surprise that
the passengers knew nothing of the
trouble until after the train had start:
ed again. The train was crowded.
Rev. Frederick Rocker, vice rector
of the American College in Rome, ar
rived in New York to-day. Father
Rocker is the bearer of letters from the
Pope to Mgr. Satolli and Cardinal Glib
bons. and has also in his custody for
presentation to the Cardinal fine por-
trait OF tie Pcge. Father Rocker is
also commissioned by The HOPE to at
tend the celebration to be held in Bal
timore next month on the 25th ami
versary of Cardinal Gibbops's ordination
as bishop.
The Worlds Fair directors have called q
spocial meeting for next Monday night to dis
cuss the feasibility of extending the EXPOSE
ton until January LIST, 1894.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-15
Foreign News.

LISBON, Sept. 15.-In consequence of
the governments action in declaring
New York to be cholera-infected port
all vessels which left that port after
Sept. 1st will be subjected to seven
days quarantine upon arrival here.
BERLIN, Sept. l5.-Priyate kilograms
received in this city from Kissingen
state that the condition of Prince Bis
marck has become worse.
LEGHoRN, Sept. Is. On Tuesday last
there were 81 cases of cholera and five
deaths from the disease reported in this
rity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-15
The Cane May Gun Race.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-To-day is set for
the race between the Britannia and
Navajo for the Cape May cup, trophy
won in America in 1885 by the British
cutter Genesta. 1t had been decided
that the yachts should be sent away at
seven o'clock, but dense fog that set
in last night lasted until early this
morning. and the plans were disar-
ranged. The course is the same as that
sailed over for the Brenton's Reef cup;
that is to say, from the Needles, the
western extremity of the Isle of Wight,
around the breakwater at Cherbourg,
France, and return, a distance of 120
miles. The yachts started at about l
o'clock, the Britannia slightly in the
lead. The wind was blowing light
breeze from the southwest and the sea
was smooth.