davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26

cash ouotaons we're as follows Flour was firm: prices
%Tss1"tsSa %Saai tsSas E y':"a .a%ps H" saSe
corn 23a2i No eat, ,s,c NJ sye' & 9sc Ssyk Mo-
Ssf m So s. e 81 g. Sa S paP apNcS' 100 $
r., '; So Sort nG%a. snr ds, sy sn sssd 'sS9Sss
whisky % aess y g. as@sS sGos. g g:F anaaa saSn
81 2S ns,ed H. raw soc boiled s2c On the the Produce
lrss%d4 assG""sr c o'f as'. s asi isS Eggs
N9y * Do aS s. soss s. * g
ss 81 spring patents 81 5oas+oo do fancy 81 Sas+ lo
rye 81 @ SrsT ysnce % g. reG o@S2c I5 @ ssass
@a make % msT % SS 90 %sfS %ns :S sss 20 Mixed SH
mixed ear 2le. Market frm No Whit Sc 2Ssss5;c:
City 2 family clear family $ 5a clear back $ 2o
isar n s Su sc - J prime steam du axe Dry saed
nacve shoulders a. short aoos TS sgs 4 ssSr,
4sc short sides. iic short clear sides 4'sc clear
sry lasa2oc Eggs easier a, iolsai'c whiskey steady;
sales s64 bbls. al 81 Is.
teny nnfpG's thSt Wheat was on the upurn sustained
The Of br a T Sa % & higher gawrd nn Ss Ss
recovery and close isc higher than yssteri.y Deem
vanced steadily 10 7assa1sc, and closed '9'ac May
opened ss hs Po" At for s The 9 cash eGppsd bio
amount Of trading was done in No Northern TO arrye
scare and sales made ilsc under standard As
hsh as &c under No was paid for choice samples Of No
on rracs~No hard. siac: No Northern. soc; No 2
s. SGIjssss oSss SfS fsFoase9o" ss;
ibla MllstufsBran in bulk quoted at - soy$S shorts
s. 5oas5 10: middngs sImss
Milwaukee, Nov. 25-Whea opened buoyant and iWli.c
higher under favorable European advicrs December
nenel nj sOi.c 1vhc 10 sOi.c, and closed
a. sOisc Sample wheat firm. &c higher: No l Northern.
Lower ,l, and weak the decline: No 35d3Jiec Rye
Arm Ic higher; track. 3'c: No do. Ssc Flour
a, TO- higher hard spring patents In wood are held al
81 -oas4 Mistuffs scarce and nominally hrm q; &C
for sacked bran
phiiadephIa Nov 23-Four-Prces 5fi0c higher. but
con,rac wheat November and December v2sa93c: Jsnu
arv .G9ic: February 9tizd9oc Corn-Option market
ruled arm: closed sgi.c higher Local carots In ample
supply dull: slightly lower prices No mixed Novem-
be- and December 2ss a:ss.c: January. 2ssa2oc Oats
Market for carlos quiet with ample offerings at former
csmber and January 24a3isc: February 24isa25c
Sugars-Reiined dull unchanged. Other articles
changed No markets tomorrow Thanksgiving Day.
81, Louis Nov. 25-flour strong higher; patents.
s; 5dsi 7O fancy 81 Wdsi 90 fancy. 80 40GS3 4
choice 81 sTsc hour 81 50as2 rs Wh-a, higher
December May. Viisc bid Corn rner: November
2cc nominal; December. pc bid May. 25c bid. Oats
standard mess 81 4O old SO 10 IardPrime steam
81 10 choice SO 81 Baconshoulders. 81 50 extra short
Gear 81 G5 clear ribs 81 So clear sides. 81 65 Dry
salt mea,s-Shouiers -; extra short clear sides s.:
clear ribs 81 sides. - i5 High wines steady at
81 Is Wool quiet. steady Missouri and Illinois medium.
fne iONiO,sc heavy fine. sis09isc: slightly bury log
lie: bury. isQsc: Southern hard bury. iq7sc;
Texas medium. 11iadi2isc coarse and low, gs6l0itc;
fine medium. elsall,sc; light nns ea9insc: heavy fre
ss sS.9:. s.es is. ;' 3, s 's,ss ssvsS s
ized 81 so: sales. 100 tons Missouri At - 77k speer
dull 4 a.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
WEST SEORE r.

Trains leave W. 4cd St Station. y. Y. follows. and
IL earlier from foot Franklin St:
:,;:.O a. NJ. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. - ,..
o;i5 " iaily for Aany iiea syracuse isoene''
II .:s5 A. VI. Daily. excep, sunday to Cltskil Noun
tans New-I'aliz Lakes Mohonk and Ninnewaska.
Albany. Ultra. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George PaFlor
,'s| ID
G,OO p NJ paily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester Tlffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
f1evehnd Chicago and 81. Louis. - .
745 p " Daily. except SUNDAY. for Utica Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. ,.
SI6 p. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland chi
and -. Louis
Time tah'es ~ princinal hotels md ofhres.
C. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
yqn1erh'' ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,vs-,oo, Nov % s:46 p. m:-BeefoE1ir. India mess
nrn az ''I ne firm at sos do medium nrm at I2s 50
iiams-s en-, about 2s 20 80 No. steady 2ss 81
- annut 70 to = rb steady at sss Cd long clear
snD, ~" ,.h, about - 20 81 ID steady at Ss: long
'niddes heavy about 40 10 ~ II. steady at 2's Sd
sar ce@r mddes heavy abo,, 20 10 90 10 s'eady a.
as: Abont IL u N. firm a. x,s Si Lard-Pnme
West'f' c,orcd firm NJ Sis. Talow-frime city dull al
cn,onseed o-Lvepool refined dull at los. Spirit:
e, WneaNo red winter steady at 2, iid G.:,s, no
Nor'he,n adT AT os ltd November steady at p lld
spot on, aadv at Is ii.d January steady at % ilhd
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
so,,rurpN COTTON MARKETS.

....,or <ov y3-('otton quiet and steady; mdding.
ga ,os middIing 7c good ordinary Gssc; net and gross
r-:ep,s. H. aS3 bales; sales M; 'p'n"e's @ s''ck'
xortok Nov 25-Cotton nm; mddins Alec: low
"a ice good ordinary. sac net and gross re
n,o,. siSs bales exports coastwise 3s62 sales u.s.
soss Orleans Nov 25-Coston very steady; good mid
ding 7o-iGc: mldding nc: low middins i.ioc; good
'na to Great Britain 250os 10 France 500
to the con,!nent isoo; coas'"''e S-'' '"'e' "'O"'
savannah Nov IS Cotton steady m,dains dS SIC; s low
70 France $40: coastwse. 1904; saleA ooo; STOCK
Ill. $50
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after Nov. %. 1925.

Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
On and after Nov 90 1896
. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81
For Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk Ae.
- ~ .S o;iO ~ - 20 Easton a. NJ: Io 30 4:S
t4W 70 Esston' JiJ q 40 Allentown p VI. Sundayo
$50 q 10 TO Easton) 4. NJ. 90 s:30 r. ".
For Wilkeshaue. Pittston and Scranton. 0:i0 A. ~.
l;Io. 10 10 y. NJ Sund9vs i:2n \. VI.
For Reading 4.30 500 o0 1000 II 70 A. NJ. 1:to
I"o 100. t:3o 500 545. 900 p. NJ. 1913 night. sun
days 40 A. ~ 100 200 zoo 90 p ~ i?,,S n,ehs
i;So 80 500 5.i5 r. ". i2:i5 night. Sundays $50
A. NJ. loo $40 p ". 1918 right
For Sunbury. Lewisbure. and Williamsport AZ go
500 9;Io A. NJ iio l3o. 600 p NJ Sundays 40
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
- For Rod Pank. Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
Grove. and points south TO Point Pleasant. 4:so $50
lo.t5 A. NJ 100 i:4.. $40 Red Rant). AIS 4:40
hSs , 6;iS p NJ SUNDAYS fsops at Interaken 70. Az
bury Park and Ocean f;roveD 9.0o A. NJ 400 p NJ
M For LAKEWOOD.
40 lo+ NJ. I:i5 $40 40. t5:3s Saturdays oniy)
For Toms River Rarnegat Park and Barnees. l.SA
i0:45 A. NJ: las. $40
For Atlantic City. vneland and Bridgeton. 4:so A. u.
For Monmouth Beach. S~ahrgh' ana Highlands Of
Naveslnk 49o. 500. IO:as 4 " 30 las AIS go
p, NJ l.nO
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave Nev-Yori. foot Of liberty ST. daily.
CHICAGO . T. NJ and 1915 night.
piTTSRI 'RG 800 sun. sun. i2:i5 night.
WAsIIINGTON BALTIMORE 500 10 Dining Csr,.
:, % m DINING carr .. $40 Dining Can DINING
ca% n m 10 II night, sunday 10 Dining Can, n. 20
A. m DINING Car, Dining Carr Dining Carl l2lS
night. -,
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper, $50 p. m. Sunday
200 p. M III, ~, 49,,
ctaces ia IT, 26i 4I5. LAO Bway 81 r.. 1ssh ST.,
27 Iowery n. " 33s 34+ Fulton-s. Brooklyn station
foot Liberty ST. n. g. r. u OF " j. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
Railroads.
"AMERIcA's cRGArEsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
GNT';!,!R!2!AA!I!... ';!,!!2 4!
~ & HUDSON RIVER R. r.
THE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

Is %ss E@SF ElSs. :, s Sssny E::
sssss fs. IA s r. RFs ~. sa "A %s
oao oh Mmbaiir Ti'' Fa,. Mall for PGashk..p.s Al:
1880 MEss;y' sunday Day Express For all i'm
100 p M-Daily. Southwestern Limited. For coIvm.
@ aus .sdsnSpGui nsnS uca "s Syracuse
land oay ro%o AMI chass s'ess, Stop. at
Albany. srhenectady. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
.:aop M-Esc.p. Sunday. wes. Point Poushkeep'''
$50 rn.:. cnicaso 4.so stop, at Albany
GOO Albany ,,,I:s AdsG,:.ss N,,.rs
Fails. Cleveland Toed, Detroit. Chicago. c'nc'n-
s.2S ? M.palv For Albany Troy. Burlington Platte
7;ao Rn,io Nlacs,a Fails s.Sp: c,:'s At
o, Pcusbk."p." %lbarv ana f..ica .,...,,.,,
only Tor point. Fall Brook Railway via LYONS
HusiS %Sr .S ,Sd
lido csleas9 excep. Saturday. for Cape Vincent anu
1910 train 70. chicaso .,. .rS prtrces .ss.c
SUNDAY nrt. Sunday nights. Chicago sieeper' leave
O:00 4. " and 3.s5 p M-paily except Sunday 10
OF, ,psrd VIA arls nIx DU's, ~ p,.o.a and tn. p.k
''f lI M NlarT ~ EsT7s' TFSs & yosKEsss .o,,. NJ,
nSHs YSntsT n line S"%ssGn IsSnns ",,m %
rs1cs cars xS e 1 ss9'gn ss, trains
M .c tis nr"dway 81 Eass ths ,s ',s ss
ton Now 3's and T96 rultonst and lo6 broadway
Rarrase ,-orn hotel residence BY the west
coy yor,w rS.r,' :, rorcaw r'r1Ty crorcr " rANIrta
Gererai wanar,- nererai Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia wee davs 30 SEQ 300 iooo
~ 10 20 Dining CAP 4; NJ 40. 200; So 400 tBuret
J.. NJ I2:i5 night. SUNDAYS I:30. 900 1000 II 30
Dining carr. A. NJ. 200. 400 800 Dining can. p NJ.
1918 night.
Fer Baltimo-e and Washington week days. 500 1000
II 80 Dining Car, 4. NJ. 200 $50 300 Dining Carr
=. NJ. le;i5 night. SUNDAYS 1000 II 30 Dining Car)
An. zoo 300 Dining CaD. p. ". f2:l5 night.
Tickets and paror be foot ot
Liberty St II3. IL. 26 AIS. 9I4 ITO 322 Brosdway
West l25ih s., 2ii Columbus Az New York : Court
St, $50 Fulton St. BrooSlyn: 9s Broadway Williams
burg. The New York Transfer Company will call for and
heck baggage from hotels residence 20 fes'ination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
nEJ LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. n
stations In New-iork: foot Of Barclay asd
yEsTIBULED TRANS: PULLMAN BUFFET

D,,ec, route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCI.AIR
THE ORANGES. summit Barnardsvic Baskins
TON Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDs LAKE
THnKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHOOL Ey.i
MHI,NThIN washington. PHILLIPS SBURG EAsToN
WWaTER GAP sTROuDsBtRG. Pocono Monn,aIns'
sep ,NTON PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE NAErT.
soRhn saSa hRnIN,;HAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH ws,ss HSns
VILE UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland
coRNING BATH DANSvILf.E. BUFFALO and "A
So,rts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST ~
a.oo a. AUTHORIZATION MAIL. Stops at principei
n oS sa,0WVf. 0WVf.-tcafe Carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BNo
IVY nnNTON UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS sYRx.
EIsSr ard OswEGO EXPRESS Pullman paid,
Cars Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
ana pWw1Cafe Carr. SCRANTON wIrKEsPARRn
AW ~ EiMIRA EXPRESS. Pullman Psror Cars
4 M ap' - W-SCRANTON WILKESBARRE and PLYN.
so" otTirH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
. IN p N (Daiy)-Bufao Vestibuled Limited Express
'0o ,or NJ SCRANTON, BINGHAMTON. ELMTRA ist,F.
FAIO pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecting At
prraJo with trains for Chicago and points wsst
q an ID n fDniiy)-Bt'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
''o TON ITHACA UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWE0O
rypRI;SS Pullman Buffet Se-pers.
r,rr,r Frs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AT
rerrv Gaze & Sons. Limited. Ii3 Broadway II Park
pace 400 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations 943
i,rn.dvav iii 4th-ave f2thst: ~ West i25th -st
1s New-yor sss and 700 Fulton ST. and
ios Broadwav BROOKLYN Timetables giving full nfor.
ma,irn maWrsrroTT r. EXpPrss COMPANY Will cali for .,l
check baggage hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Nov 25-Flour hrmer unchansed; /; sales
500 bb!-. Wheat inactive and rnrr spot :@,c NeNem-
hush sal.. 2poG bush Corn irmer spot and November
.Ss.n2sa.c new old November or December. 2s'2H
:sa.c: January 29H.ni,c: February. @gd2@-c steamer
mixed 90 .T2tiec southern white. - 29r: DO yellow
.p?Sisc stock 1i7oop bush sales ~ 900 bush Oats
steady 80 white 25a26r: " mixed 22ikT23 stock
$50 900 bush R,. strong No . Learby. 42m43c: No >
Western al ijc: stock lsi 900 bush. Hay Arm In
active si2 5oasil Grain freghs dun firm: steam to
or b 3l December. cotton quiet: mdllngs. issc But
ter firm: fancy creamery 22a23c: laile l2ai3c store
packed Gul0c. coffee steady lOAe Other articles un-
changed
mani: isc iower Winter wheat closed dull. No red
s7isc track corn oosed weak lower No yei.gw a.
\, 3 do 22n22i h.. No do 2iM2ii4c on track: No 2
yellow 2si.c in store oats closed iiFm unchanged fir
Flour nrm. fair demand. unchanged MIL feed quiet
s's-ady. unchans. d.
e,on Nov 2j-Flour qule, demand but l0c higher
spring patents Si:OpS5 ~, clear and straghts ~ sya
asa qgiet. o3aGJ, bag 81 ooasl % DDl
com steady steamer y,llow. 3ia34igc. new corn slq
new oats a5i,n27c Mfeed steady sprIng bran TO ship
lake and rail SO Jopsll winter bran Sl.nSl- 90; md
dngs sil 5OaSl5. Ked dog flour, SO. Pork long and
.nor cuts $40 - bb: extra prime $40 % DBL lean
.nds sla a bM Hams pisgiOisc. Lard. 5c. Bacon. sa
si.c Butter quiet Northern Creamery 2lisc; western
ecuac Lambs quiet, case Mutton and yearlings 40
ern saa, Eggs firm. nearby 81; Eastern choice. 2'a
2a,: western ~. Michigan. %, Beans quiet. yellow
e. i.asl 81 r"ntry Cleaning up Well On good turkeys;
To,tirr Young turkeys Gn2pc Wee~rn turkeys l2nl>c,
and fowls saior. Potatoes quiet. iebrons i0f4.e white
sfo1k 2s Dakota reds 25Ti0c Grapes quiet Ipsc for
rones Ray qu'e eh.ioe asS Siansl. lower grahss
e non.art nrss 2ia22c: seconds. isa2oc: Union s)e.
frs's ?Cn3oc. seconds. 2'n2-'
,.h,,ao, Noy 2j-The Loading futures ranged FOL
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26

FLOUR AND MEAI--The market was generally held
higher today and bid prizes were increased somewha,
was very slow in -four. City in fair demand.
sS @ vn,. ss aS@ased naen,s S. 10 90 bS sas a
ss Dbl: city patents - ogso s' @ BPS Guy ", Sleass. @
srssht. .0v :. co. sS 200 % pkss clears.
@ e. p0s s,s oXhfAyss fs'1s a:s salss
eb s2 'as2 e 91esf g iosss ao,dS 20 iar
r.' White az s5a7sc ane yellow 7a7sc Sogc2c
@ auosS PS g Sasa g and ,s.rp so ssSs
nsSe' SsSS % S SisSS0' ;si'' is" tons city
eHAIN-WIIEAT-Th wheat market scored ano,ner ,,r
~y upward today reaching pSn al az t np 'o on De,
e.nb.r December maintained It's premium over May % 9p
@ ay but sss ~ss .nsS sssa n and
n rsponss Liverpool reports showing rise mad, dness az
&c I, lc advance. business was active The Wes, %
sn markets showed er.a deai more pre-, h su, sen"
tme now controiiing the marle, seems very largely In
sn ed 5y he West ca s eSs nInS cssn selling
This enr has s.cs. been 1sae;s@ se1e bSs
& Ss 70, the s Ms ds ss
the mid aerneon closing nervgqs at news ssms 3"
he day ssn wss some%s .sn ,SD a' @ed good snhg
was expressed By The 5ns a. ASSERTED
that The strength partially due to manipulation from
% sS Ha ws, eis borne ss, ea s s S
Ssnd for Tor foreign account aa onons
The London Times as -nyns tnst official advicss from
xSsss Indicated fairly favorable conditions rGr from
West indicated cessation 70 some extent Of the snd
pman ps By, receipts G we,s cars ss SOC "si
last year This question q receipts ana s,ds s one
strong points OF the market. the bulls claiming
nat there very little wheat back 70 come out Sns n en
xheat West Reports circulated to the eaec, 'nns s
yssr snss c.c.s " %ers res esaE asys Ss.
~ d6o0e0 bush. while exports. OWING to the e'ehi
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Flour-St. Louis fancy winter dull at o. 6d. Hops az
Lordon-Pacihc Coast steady at iOQSOs.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26

{ a DyERTIsEMESrs and sunscrp,ion. Tor Ths I'm.
"A une received at their Uptown Oncs. No. l33 Bsea4'
Ssv ID door north Of 3ist-sf. until O'Clock -
vertisenents received the following branch ocse %
regular oics rates until O'Clock p m Via: ~ -.
0thcva and i<h-st ia columbusevs near West ootA-
81 ~ West t2e-st nsar esh-evas " East iAtA-se'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
LEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAO

stations foot OF COrtIandt and DesbrOsses ste.
G;4O 4. NJ. daily Sunday. 700 A. NJ for MAtCH
CHUNK and interinni stations.
S:f5 A. VI. daily for WlLKESBARRE. ITHACA,
GENEVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
SUSPENSION BRIDGE and the West and principal
local points: Dining Car and Chair Car TO Buffalo
1880 A. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MAUCH CHUNK
end intermediate points.
I3 noon daily. evcent sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives 355 p. Pullman Day Coach
Car service Meals IA carte. Connects Buffalo with
through Sleeper 70 Chicago.
124O r. VI. daily. except sunday for Mauch Chunk and
intermediate points.
40 y. VI. daily except Sunday for T.. & r. Junction
stopping cniy principal intermediate stations
points in coal regions 'harCars Wkesbarre.
4:IO r. VI. daily. sunday for l.. B. Junction
in coal region Pullman Buffet Prlor TO wlkesbarrs
5:I5 r. NJ. daily for EASTON and intermediate sta
U:iO P W. daily except Sunday. Express for Slatins-
ton and principal intermediate stations. Connects for
Reading and Harrisburg. Char-Car TO slatireton.
.:sO p VI. daily Tor RUFFAI,O NIAGARA FALLS
and ali points West Pullman SLEEPER yss,ibued Train
N Y 10 Chicago Sleeper TO Buffalo and Toronto.
300 j. VI dai'y. FOR ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHES-
TER Br'FFAlyO. fIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Sleeper 10 Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper
10 Wikesbarre. ~ -
BROOK and inierm.iiais poinis leave as follows: 900
and Pullman accommodations at o35. 273. ga.
and 323 Troadway n East i4th i5s Fast iosth ST.
JoT r,owerv $50 Fulton St. Court St. Broad.
wav and Brooklvn Annex Brooklyn.
vew- York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through ,rains leave NewYork, foot OF chsmtes-s
A hollow. and nve minutes earlier from West xsd-ss
N.0H A, M.-Vestiouled Express Daily for Wevesly.
JsUU b,nxnamton ElL,u 4, Fufalo. Bradford Jsmee.
town, Meadvllls and the West Arrive buaAie
500 P NJ Parlor to Buffalo.
O.On r.M.-vestIbuled Limited fast man Daily. soiil
ZsUU traiu Chicago via ChautalrsS Lake. arrives
Cleveland 7:40 A. NJ. Chicago =. n. sleepsre
20 Chicago. Cleveland sad Cincinnati Dining
200 =. M.-BuffaIo and cley.lasd vestibuisd b.
I.s1V press Daily. arrives Buffalo 1:lS 4. T.. Bad.
ford 7:is A. n. jamestown s5S 4. ~, Gsve'
land ib r. ". SleeperS to Buffalo snd Cleve.
land making erect connections Tor Dsesuse
t. Chicago and the West.
S:4J p.iy solid tr.in to Chicsee slsssers 70 Dse'
UucKETS LOSAT TIME CARDS AND pullman
u se%.S ss East st iiib 81 :"d 81 ws:. i
Chamber and wesI esist. ferries. New.york; Sss sse
~ ur,i,on-st broadway. Brooklyn: 200 Hudsoo-,
sboten ana Iersry city station westoot Exprsss a.
~ and ehscks bassass fT'm hotels and residsscss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-12

CHICAGO, Sept. n.-NationaI Com
mitteeman Cummings, of Iowa, has
been receiving at Republican national
headquarters in the last few days, re-
ports from the chairmen of the county
committees in Iowa. He said they indi-
Gated that the. silver sentiment which
immediately followed the nomination Of
Bryan was largely dispersed, and that
the Republicans who were at that time
favorable to silver, were rapidly re-
turning to the Republican ranks. Of
the ninety reports received, not more
than twelve express any doubt as to the
maintenance of the normal party
strength All indications from these re-
ports are that the Republican majority
will be much larger than one year ago,
when it was 80, 600. A poll of all the
trains during the Iowa state fair, which
was attended by 10000 people, is alleged
to have resulted in two and a half votes
for Mckinley to one for Bryan. Replies
from 500 subscribers to a prominent
agricultural paper published here show
two votes for Mckinley to one for Bryan
among the farmers of Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Mis-
souri,.
J. N. Huston. ex-United States treas
urer, who has been at Forth Worth,
Texas, in the interest Of Republican har-
mony and fusion, telegraphed to head
quarters today as follows:
Convention business adjourned.
Largest, most representative, harmOni-
tory of the state. Grant nominated
Green for chairman, who was elected by
reclamation. Conditions even more
favorable than previously represented.
Perfect Cancellation effected between all
elements. Such harmony and accord pre-
vailing that [ feel confident Texas will
furnish electoral votes for Mckinley"
Mr.. Hanna was pleased to hear from
National Committeeman Jameson, of
Illinois, that a poll Of 422 precincts in
twenty counties of that state just made,
many of them being Democratic, showed
SO per cent Republican increase over 1894
Mr. Jameson said he had heard from the
county .>chairmen that the Bryan speak
ers were giving much less attention TO
the silver question now.
Mr. Hanna said he had received sew
eral representatives of labor unions who
called to assure him he was right in his
assertion that organized labor Of the
higher class, outside Of agitators, curb
unions were for Mckinley personally
and because of the prinaples he advo-
Gates in the interest of the laboring class
Mr.. Hanna declared his belief that Mir.
Bryan was going back to New York to
stir up the passions of the most danger
Gus class OF men. Mr.. Hanna said his
hopes of success had been greatly
strengthened since Mr.. Bryans new
policy had been outlined in his letter of
acceptance.
Perry Heath said that after October
l. nineteen out of every twenty speakers
sent out by the national committee would
talk protection and tariff. He declared
the county chairmen of the party re-
ported the Bryan speakers were preach
ing revolution, baldheaded, and nothing
else
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-12
INDEX OF T0DAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS

PAGE ONE
Bartine Tackles Mckinley.
Bryan ON Another Tour.
PAGE TWO.
MckinIeyites on the Run.
Rape Cases at st. George.
Police Commissioner Varian Re-
signs.
Agricultural College Report.
Ladies' Literary Club.
n. G. q. Encampment.
PAGE THREE.
BUSINESS, Mining and Stocks.
The Gearing Houses.
PAGE FOUR.
THAT Finnn ciaI News Story.
PAGE FIVE.
Is the UDcOmpahgre Reservation
Open?
News of the Courts.
Fort Douglas News.
PAGE SIX.
Cuban FiIibusters.
Mckinley Has Callers.
Republican Harmony Meeting.
Watson on Himself.
PAGE SEVEN.
The Murder Trial at Ogden.
PAGE EIGHT.
In the Field of Politics.
Viola Pratt WEEDS.
f. w. Jennings u Candidate For
Sheriff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-12

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 11.-Winiam J.
Bryan left Lincoln tonight at 915
o'clock over the Missouri Pacific road
for another month of campaigning. He
will reach Kansas City tomorrow
morning at $50, and proceed by the
Wabash to st. Louis, where he is
scheduled to make four addresses to-
morrow night The departure of Mr..
Bryan from Lincoln was made the oc-
casion of another demonstration by the
local free silver clubs. They formed a.
torchlight procession and escorted Mr..
Bryan from his residence on d street
to the Missouri Pacific depot. A brass
band headed the parade, which made a
picturesque showing with the faring
fambeaus and the silver and white uni
forms Of the members. Quite a large
crowd gathered at the station and
cheered Mr.. Bryan as his train drew
out