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Roam and Turnentiue

Charleston, S. C.. April l4.-Rosin firm,
N:4o; receipts. 70. Turpentine firm at
26hc.; receipts, S casks.
Wilmington, N. c.. April 14.-Rosiu
steady; strained. s1.40; good. sl.45. Splr-
its steady, 26% OPTIC. Tar firm, 95c.
Turpentine, quiet hard, $1.3O; soft,
$3.50; Virginia. sl9O
Savannah, Ga, April 14.-Spirlts Of
turpenttine steady, &C.; receipts, 100;
sales 62S. Rosin. firm; water white,
S235; window glass, s225; N, sails; NJ,
e. $3.50: I. s1.75; H. s17O; G. sl.65: F,
S1.60; E, sl.65; +, S1.60; E, S1.55: D, c. B
and A, $3.50,
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Baltimore Market.

Ba:timore, April 14.-Flour-Fir1n and
unchanged.
Wheat-Unsettled; spot and month,
7+974Mc.; May, 73R@735sc = July, 701sc.
asked; exports. -; stock 4o0,253; South
ern wheat. by sample, 75@76c
Corn-Easy; spot and month. 1850
les; May, 275s@27&c.; July. ISIS @29c.
steamer mixed. 24h@24ssc.; Southern
white corn, 30c.; do, 29c.
Oats-Firm: No. 2 white. 25@26c.: No.
mixed. 23R@24c.: receipts, 12,307; ex-
ports. -; stock 141 sos
Rye-steady: No. nearby, S71a@
3IAc.; No. 2 Western, 3S03SAc.
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Chester and Lenojr R, R,
NORFOLK, WILLOUGHBY SPIT
AND OLD POINT r. r. CO

NORFOLK. OLD POINT & HAMPTON
Schedule take effect FEB. l. 1897 Train
leave Norfolk and Ocean View depot, Nor
folk, Va.
LEAVE NORFOLK.-.7:OO a. M: Ills :55
a. m DAB Il. m; il 100 Il. M: l2:30 p. m
.@;Vo p. M; 800 p. m; 1880 y. m; 600 D. m
1889 .. III. - -
LEAVE OLD POINT.-"7:0o a. M: IFS :55
a. m; 9:i5 a: m: ll:0O n. m: 1880 p. M
l.:oo p. M; 800 D. M. !: 80 y. M: 600 d.
m; 80 y. m -
does not run Sunday. Il-S:55 a. H.
ana ZOO p. M. trains from Norfolk and Old
Point do not stop between Wiloughby
Spit and Norfolk. lion Monday. We'd
neSdays and Fridays. train leaving Nor
folk ~ 800 a. IN. connects with Richmond
ana Washington Special, leaving Old Point
at 1905 n. m, arriving Richmond 1855 n.
n., Washington 33l p. IN.
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Fresh Fish.

Croakers. per pound, &c.; taylors per
pound, 7c.; pan fish, per pound. &c.; bak-
ing fish. per pound, &C.; mullets, per
pound. &c.; founders. per pound. 4c;
sheephead, per pound. 4c.. sc. and Sc
mackAel. per pound. &c.; blue fish, per
pound. 1Oc.; specified trout, per pound.
&C.: red snapper, per pound, 4%c.: roe
shad. North Carolina, 20c.; buck shad,
North Carolina, 7@Sc.: herring. SOC. per
hundred; rock, per pound, S@1Oc.
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK

NAIL AND ENPEEss daily except
except Sunday at 1890 y. m, connect: NJ
with all rail- and steam lines at Norfolk
for the, North. East and West. Passen-
ger stations foot Of East Main street
Norfolk and Western depot Freight sta.
ton on Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
FAST IIREiGIIT LINE AND OLD 30.
Union LINE. Eetwecn all points North
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk and
Southern railroad and Eastern North
Carolina. -
Freight received daily unit, 3 y. m. and
forwarded promptly at low rate.
For further iafOrma ION. aplsy to the
NcrfolH. Va.
Fl. c. IUDGINS
=, General Freight and Pass. Agent,
M. *. KING. General Manager I
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THAVELEHS' GUIDE.
kOTfOlk ( Southern R. R. Co.

SCHEDULE IN llFrECr MARCH | .s7
m, MAIL AND EXpNEsS LEAVES NOE.
Eol.k daily Except Sunday 10 a. m. for
Roper. Pantcgo, l3elhnven, etc. Connect :
at Edenton with \. x S. r. II. steamer
AZ tolloWS: Daily Except Sunday for
plymouth, GAINESVILLE, Williamson nnd
eWindS3r TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
river: on MONDAY and Friday fn y.
Scuppernong river. and WEDNESDAYS
Tor Aroca. Connecting at Belhavcn with
steamer Virginia Dare for MakIeyviiia
South Greek. Aurora. Washington and in.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. April l4.-Wheat was weak
AZ the start to-day and strong at the
hn1sh, closing with a 1ac advance. A
for the rally.
corn and oats traued along after
wheat, but did not have SO much Vital
1ty. oats closing unchanged and corn a
shade lower
Provisions ClHm10o
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fsrn11l.

Peas.-Steudy; Diack-eye peas. new
crop. s1.45@l.5o per bag; black, SOQS5c.
straight per bushel; clay, 70@SOc per
bushel.
White Corn. Soc; mixed corn, acc.
White Corn. s2c.; mixed corn, gle.
MIL Feed-Market steady; bran, 400:
shipstuff. or middling, S14.oO; meal, white
bolted. per so pounds 4Oc
=, Michigan. Ohio. and Indiana. No. I,
Timothy hay, $500: No. 2, s14.0O; mixed.
Sill 00@1200
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CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM.
- SHIP FOR PHILADELPHIA.-O
direct line from Norfolk to PhiladelphIa.
pointed TO sail from. Norfolk every Moi.
day. Wednesday and Saturday at s p. M.
Thursday and Saturday. MA 80
Through bills Of lading5 70 all pointaj
Line, Southern Railway Norfoiis g ai 19s
roads. JAMES wv Nic(S ARRIf, Is tsaa.T
General southern Agent; N folk, & w.
WA. 2. CLYDE &c ca. .s y =
s555 e Agenta: PhiInd aIphisI
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Daily except Sunday. Other time daily.
No. Norfolk to Cincinnati and LOUIS
vile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
ST. Louis. Meals served on dining cars
west OF Gordonsvile.
No. 3-Norfolk 10 Cincinnati and Louis
vile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars for
CINCINNATI and Louisville. Meols served
on Dining Cars west Of Gordonsville.
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily
1905 neon ana y. m. -
For further in forma ton apply to
Il T.5nROOKE. Passenger Agent.
G. and O. Ticket ONCE, CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel. ~" -.
Asst. General Passenger Agent
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SUGAR aInrlsnr

ENTHUSIASTICALLY: out OF town prices
are dependent IN the delivery
rates to the different points. Local
sales are being made MS follows: Cut
loaf. s5.fS; powdered, s5.1l; granulated,
s4.So; confectioners' standard a. s4.7S;
American off A, s461; centennial bright
yellow Is. sos; California b. 1892;
franklan standard extra G, 1914: Key
stone extra c. S3.6k American extra c,
s3.55.
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EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NOR.
EOLk al i:lo =, IN. daily Except Sunday
stations. Connects at Elizabeth civ
with the steamer Neuse Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday for Newl>ern, Roanoke
Island, Ocrncoke Landing, NJ orchend Civ
kinston and Goldsboro via y. & n. c. II
r., and for Jacksonville, Wilmington, NJ
R r - -
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Live Mock.

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand. Milk cows from Eastern North
Carolina cannot be sold on this market
choice heavy Western cattle. 3H@4c
common to fair cattle, 3@3hc.; Eastern
North Carolina best, 2l2@3Ac.; common,
oulis. 2@21ac.: fat cows, 2A @3Ac.; mich
cows. good. per head, s20.OOn35O0; cows,
common, s10,0O@20O0; butchers sheep,
2h@4c.; good, corn-fed hogs. 3h@3Ac C.. !;
light pigs, SIC. Hogs dull and slow de-
mand Dressed hogs. d1&c per pound.
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k'rOsa ace.

Southern Fruit-Bananas, 81 00Q1 %
per BUNCH; oranges. California, $3.50;
Messina, $3.50 cocoanuts, $3.50 per bag Of
rel.
Potatoes-Haymens, Soc; yellow, 9Oc;
onions. $500 per sack
Poultry-Chlckens 20@3Oc
WHOLESALER; Steady, at 1Oc per
dozen.
ReeswaX-22c. per pound.
Iruck-lrish potatoes, $1.25.
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Groceries.

Coffee Easier; Rio, common, 121sc. ;
lalr. l4lac.; good. &c.,; choice, 16kc
Laguayra, 2O1kQ2lc.; Java 29@D3Ohc.
Syrups and Molasses--Stead.; syr.
ups. Bright. 1S@23e.: Fair Gradrs, i6@
20c.: Porto Rico. IL. 20 and 2Gc., as to
grade.
New Orleans Molasses-ouiet: Fair.
2o@25c.: Good. 25@3Oc: Choice. SIC.
Mour--Market steady; Western spring
wheat. Best Patent, Family, $500; Win
Ter Wheat. Best Patents, $3.50: Choice
Straight Family. s4.65; Good Family,
$455; Fair Family. s4,45; Good Extra,
$500; meal. per bag OF 100lbs., &c.,; per
bag Of 92lbs.. rec.
Sait-Firm: LIVERPOOL Fine soc. al. 90,
as to grade: G. a.. 55@g5c.. as to weight.
Rice-Milled. 4A@6lac.: rough, clear
Of red. 45@6oc.: with red, CSC.
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2lHmlOc
Highest. Cl's'ng
Cash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mas

o,t1sH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was firm; No
: spring, 6SA Gl6S2sc; No. 2 red. SaIGH
Smac,; No. corn, 2sa4 @237sc.; No. oats,
lti2c; NO . white, 211ac.; NO. white
1914 Q2lc,; No. rye, 32la@33c.; No. q
barley, mammal; No. 5, 25@3ic.; No. i
tiaX seed, 7i@7Tl.c. prime Timothy seed.
$3.50. -
Mess pork, per barrel. SS.25mS. 80: lard
Per looihs.. Si.lhGlii17h: short ribs
sides Qonae). si.50GI4,I5: dry sailed shout
dels tboxeO, 'AGt5,ac. short clear
sides (hoXed). 4MN45sc
Whisky, disti!lers' finished goods,
Ec. gallon, Sl.l&
Susars-CNt LOAF, 1851: graduated
$i.29.
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and tubs. Ac. over price OF tterces: com.
pound, A1ac.: tierces. IN cases and tubs.
&c. higher = -, -
Cheese----Crcam. 1akc.: Western dairy;
Butter-Market higher; New York
State dairy, new. 2s@25c fresh cream
cry. 22d24c.: Western, 1S@20c,
Reresone Oil-Firm: 112 degrees, TIC;
go degrees. 10c.: Red. $50 degrees, 105kc.
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1'feAyEI.EIss, q UxDEo
Sd! ; SOUTHERN
ON Railway Co.

Tt1ROUqII WESTERN NORTH CARO-
NJ! LIMA. THE LAND OF THE Sky"
Inc molly line operating u SOLID train be-
tween Norfolk and Chattanooga with pull
man man Sleeping Car attached, Ruleigh to
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Naval StOrpa

Naval stores
Rosin. sl00 Der barrel: pitch, Sl2o per
barrel; tar. SITS per por.s barrel, and
$3.50 ligiOn: turpent!ue. 4Oc per gallon
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Peanut Market.

Pcnnnt MARKET.
Farmers market quiet and steady:
fancy, 2FsN2ac.; strictly prime, 2A a
use; prime. 2M2lac.; Spanish, Sic: low
grades, 14@MlAc.
fCnntinllnd ~, 1.ie@,,.i>
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H0T|0Ik Z H|0ShiD0f0D SieIDnD00| CA


Inc new hnu pun-tiui ..u., u.iuce
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, NASH
INGTON and NORFOLK win leave
daily rs follows: 49,
NORTH BOUND.
Steamers leave Portsmouth,, foot
OF North street at ....... $50 n m
Leave Norfolk. foot Of Matthews
Leave Old Point at ............:. 920 D. p. in
Arrive Washington at .......... GAS n. m.
b. & O. Penn. r. r.
Lv. Washington at..S 90 a. m. 7:2o n. N.
Ar. rhiladeiphin at.ll:10 A. IN. 1916 q. m.
South Bound. 3. & 0. Penn. r. r.
Nv. New York at -. IL 80 n. rn | 200 D. M.
Nv. Philadelphia at. 1888 p. m. 3:lS D. m.
Ar. Washington at. 4:30 D. m. G:lS D. III.
Steamers leave Washington at 100 D. m.
Arrive Fortress Monroe at.... .6a5 g. m.
arrive Norfolk Observation-Disclosures. Z 20 n m
Arrive Portsmouth at......... 500 a. m.
The trip down the historic Potomac
I.iHer. and Cnesepeakc Bay on the elegant
steamers OF this company is unsurpassed
The steamers are comparatively new nav
ing been built in 1891, and are fitted I'm n
the most luSuriant manner with elec.ric
lights. call bells and steam heat IN eacS
ROOM. The tables are supplied with every
deltGacy Of the season from the markets
or. Washington and Norfolk Tickets on
saie at =. & Q. ticket office: N &, G. office.
at w. y. Wake 4 Co.'S office on wharf -
For further information apply
D. J. CALLAHAN,
ieienhone 4'. Agent
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j. II. WINGFIELD. =
iTT SSsE Agent, No. IS Main street. Nor
". r. 81 GiIR2EEM, General Superintendent.
w. A. TURK. General Pusse,,,or ,,on+
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I:lo a. m.-For Richmond. Washing ton,
Lynchhurg and the West.
1875 y. m.-VeslbIled Limited for Rich
mond and Washington. Stops
only al Suffolk. Wuverly and
Petersburg.
800 p. m.--For Petersburg, Lynchburg,
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive at Norfolk daily. s:25 q. m
II "a 4. n. and 1910 y. m.
and 273 Main street
w. B. BEVILL. i@rT
General Passenger Agent
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 10, 1897
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Continued on Eighth Page).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
KEEPING THE NAMES SECRET.
LITTLE INFORMATION TO BE OBTAINED AS
TO THE MAKEUP OF THE RAPID
TRANSIT SYNDICATES.

Although It Is now well understood that there
are al least three syndca-es of capitalists pre-
pared to bid for the work Of constructing the ne"
underground rapid-transit system. the utmost Sc
crecv IS still maintained 10 the identity OF the
men behind these different combinations. Three
members OF The Rapid Transit Commission. as well
as men whose names have Deen mentioned In con-
nec.ion with one more OF the syndicates re-
ported to be making active arrangements to secure
the contract OF building the new road, were seen
Yesterday but in every instance inquiries met
declInation to discuss the matter for publication
w b Parsons. the chief engineer OF the RAPID
Transit Commission In the course OF an interview
printed IN Yesterdays Tribune admitted that there
were thee separate syndica.es actively prepared
70 bid for the contract when offers were invited
Charles Sooysmith also In conversation WIN I"
Tribune reporter said that he had maze estimates
on behalf of an association OF capitalists ""e.V
with TO form basis for a bid for the WORK but
Beyond these admissions little information ID ~ 10
obtained.
II 70 bel,e ed by many that one OF the syndlcates
that for which Mr.. Sooysmith Is actlng-has pe
hind II such powerful financial support as '"a' y,
j. Pierpont Morgan. the Vanderbilt interests ann
Messrs Brice and Thomas. The plans OF inns
syndicate have been completed TO the last oe'a'
even &c the allotment TO sub-contractors OF the
work OF building different sections OF the road.
Representatives Of the various syndicates nave
consul,ed the RAPID Transit Commissioners, ana
so we'll assured the latter that the capitall9,
are able and ready TO carry through the "o'h
that a form OF contract has already been prepared
IN be signed by the city and the successfnl DUE
der. The contract IS vauminous and comprehcn,,
sive. and IS drawn In suCh way tna nv v,ov OF
possible hinderances may be placed IN the way -
II is not likely that any definite Information a.
to the conditions upon wh'h the contract VIII ,h no
e,ndIcates will he made known until the Appellate
Court hands down It's decisioh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
POSTOFFIcE CLERKS ORGANIZE.

Nearly three hundred poscofice clerks met in
Webster Hall nj No. l9 East Eleventh-st. yes
ter1ay to organize the Greater New-lork Branch
OF the United Postoifce Clerks Association. the
formation OF the new organization is the result
OF a conference held in Pittsburg on November
20 between deleg ites from this city, Brooklyn
Philadelphia and Baltimore, when It was decided
to withdraw from the Old association. known as the
National Association Of Postolice Clerks. u Is
said that the opposition the old organization was
due 10 the fact that II had failed TO push a Dill
through Congress providing for the classification
OF clerks in hrs-class and second-cass posto1lces
IL is said that the clerks contributed $4,000 10 the
old organization. and that they were not satlshed
with the benefits obtained for the money
The bill while. the newly formed organization
Will endeavor TO have passed by Congress PROVIDES
that from and after july !. 1895. the Postmaster
General shall classify and fix the salaries OF the
clerks In hrst-cass postofiices and that the hrst
class shall consist OF - per cent OF the clerks and
salary OF the flrstgrade clerks is fixed at $iO and
The bill provides that IN second-class postoitices
the salaries shall be graded In even hundreds OF
dollars from $500 TO sl.Uo "A year
The officers for the organization were elect
ed Yesterday. They follows: President.
Joseph r. Healy. Station +; vice-president. Thomas
F. Quinn Station Y recording secretary, Frank
Dahn Station ID: financial secretary John +. Don
ohue Station O: treasurer 4. HitZel Station II
sergeant-atarms John COnnors. General Postotilce;
trustees-John Tobin and John McDonough, OF the
General Postoffice. and John Kenny, OF Station @.
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SPANS FEAR OF YELLOW FE|ER.
QUARANTINE AGAINST LOUISIANA. But NOTHING
SAID ABOUT CUBA

QUARANTINE AGAINST LOUISIANA. But NOTHING
SAID ABOUT CUBA
Washington Dec 70 (speciaD.-Genera Stewart
L. Woodford has transmitted to the State Depart
ment copy of the Spanish royal order quaran-
timing against Louisiana ports, which Is some
thing of a curiosity, considering the mild type or
yellow fever which existed at New-Orleans ana
Mobile compared with the maignancy OF the disease
in the Spanish governed Havana. whence It was
introduced TO the United States, together with Inc
certainly that no danger 10 Spain could possibly
arise from a ship which had made the TEDIOUS
voyage from our Gulf ports when infecuon from
Cuba was out OF the question at the same distance
The decree as translated by Minister Woooioru' Is
as follows:
To the Governors of the Maritime PROVINCES AN, ana
10 the Commanders General or Ceuta ana MeIina'
In view Of the official news received IN this NM
istry. reporting the extension OF me eposs'nc oi
yellow fever to several towns or the state or LOUIS
lana Omitted Staes) and In accordance WIN x nv
provisions OF Articles xxx, XNNlN ana AANNI
Of the Law Of Health. Royal Order or September
10 1899 and Rules l. 2. 4. to and 81 OF the Royal
Order Of the 22d of said month of September.
The King (whOm God guard. and In MS name tne
Queen Regent of the Kingdom, has been pleased 10
direct that vessels coming from the coast or Lou
isano and which shall have sailed therefrom after
Ports distant less than 165 kilometres from sald
coast and which shall not have been deCIarel IN
fected by other dispositions. shall be considered as
VIGOROUSLY dangerous -. ,-.,,o 40 ,,~
vour knowledge and for the knowledge or the dreSs-
ton OF maritime health Of the district Sor terIi-
,try) under your command God keep } OUT f:N-
cellcncies many years fII" CEi NDi ''
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INVESTIGATING ANTITONIN.
M y u rIGGs SAYS THAT SEVERAL SAMPLES
s,.pvtrrrp TO HIN WE'RE UNFIT FOR Use

nu II " uIGGs SAYS THAT SEVERAL SAMPLES
SUBMITTED TO HIN WE'RE UNFIT FOR Use.
. corrnl,,eo OF the state Board OF Health. CON
,.,,,o ~ Or George Is Fowler ana Dr. bah'e
o,,s met AT the Plaza IIote on Saturday even
ING IN consult with manufacturers OF ah''oN"l
Comnl,ints have frequently been made lately hs
20 the quality Of the serum manufacture" ~ '''''
country and the purpose Of the state Board IN "p-
ro,,,tnr the committee to determine "h''h'l
roens could not he taken TO have All anh'oNih III
spected I'm a State laboratory, 30 that IL may "'
of a uniform pure quality. -
Resides the committee there wcr" present Ut. -
r Whtmorc and Or J. 5 Mc'lintock' f'pres'''
ING two firms OF serum manufacturers, Dr. fau'
cuJer OF the Pasteur Institute. ana pr. ~. NJ
Riggs representing the Ncw-York city Health De-
nartment Dr Lewis presided.
DR. Riggs said that scyera. samples % serum OK
.,,trcd b,, him were unit for uac. BESIDES hnIing
80 me froper standard Of strength was not nam
t"iu.d h. discovered dccomposcd matter IN. t'' F,
,ain s,,rnules OF the serum. Some OF th-r' "H'l'
o., ofbrrs by nftv units OF strength me d'''l-
poSitiOn was, IN ms opliiiVi NV ''' "
the basic substance. -...-t ,,,. -.s,tte
DR. Bsgs added that he had compared iil' ,,h
frn,n antitoxin treatment In Berlin ana Phrs WI
thnse In New York and found that. while. IN ut
Europcan cities the average Of cures WAS from :"
90 ~ nor cent in New York II has ranged "I''S
from 20 10 ~ per cent. technical discussion
loved and II was resolved that another meeting
~ thS ro,nmIttec and manufacturers represent
aiivcs should be held before report was h""' /"
fb.. Ho ard
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,sho, ho road DAILY by all interested. changes may
n ,or 9ef 6 S St ANY ending December 1897
viii close Dr9mpy in all F f%sss Mails s close one hour
office as follows; Parcels hd iSS' below
earlier than c' %KNx !i Hfr saSTT MAILS
Norway Christianis and Russia per d,sr nsr. V Of
Southampton and Bremen detters for o,ner pa ~
Europe via Southampton must be directed Per
wEpNEsD,Y- supplementary mo-, a. % ns,, 70.
for ireland must be drected per St Lous1 at
a. m 1879 M for Europe , Per ss,.un
1 TsGio per .A Antwerp dei'ers must
be dTSGSt A. m FOR France Switzerland Italy
spain Turkey Esp, and British t o nsa D. Rts
ia GaseoFne VIA HARE re- Ii I ;a lr At
a. m for Genoa per Ems letters mus, os directed
f Pef Ea h%s per- $ s mSrS oaeenstOwn a 10
cow M d tSF scG @as be S directed per Ehopa
,p,,>,r,,r, NATTER Erc.-ierman steamers sailing on
tuesdays Printed Matter etc for Germany D1ssp psrs
Specially AddresSd rr'' and White Star
%edne-dsy- German rhgrsaays and &C, cs
na,i French and German steamers on saturuays .sn
prinied Matter etc for ell countries for which they
are advertised to carry mail
After the closing supplementary % ant oS Ms
on piers Of the Ens , Tbn T sna Mn
MS All. F For 5Rs s sS1i ESTE AMERICA WEST
uoSpAY-At 70 p. m for Belize and Guatemala. per
r ssspITY I ii a. M supplementary II 40 M for
Venezuela and Cura also ss'an'a ana "a fr Sew
anda91d Per d,s p bertha a Grenada at lG M r
Haiti rom S SssH5 4eaS "a. az ~ iSr
0sS SMfolndiand per from North sydney At
D. m for port AntSro per steamer from Boston mar
iaSmsT rom fhadeP6a for cuba So per
rs : V Ssr t cearensc Via Maranham and
rfJITf!RRspAY-At a. for Bermuda rer $ Trinidad
az p M Complementary 80 M for Nassau
4 and santiago de DuOa PST NJ 10 a. M for
oAag 81 ' cols eward and windward Islands.
per F9aiaIs and feytown per Adirondack
etters Rica must De 1fSe to per & ~,
aaSp ana at santa iS Mar,sa ol:;n 1880
A. m for Campeehe Chiapas Taoaseo ana M an per per
uS, rtast be directed per Seneca at go p. M for
New foundland per steamer from North sydheS'
Malls tr Newfoundland BY rail to Hssy so and hen S ~
teamNS, aeon by raj to Boston thence by
@ a his once once s aay at r. for fofxaTd h S
ondays ana H from un gss
T !SsGiay addressed for dispatch a
mis- Office daily ct 23O a. m. and $50 p M tResis-
tered mall eo T1RstHN = 3 4 II p,e NAILS
Mails for GSna a SaDf Fansco close here daily " g
y at $50 Mails e ios G hsIs snS nS 70
December III $50 p. m Mails for Hawaii. per
p to 4 DscsaSer :so e go society
Islands shP D T p se IS an ssa D. % Ms
fop china ffrs and Japan especially addressed on
daily E sS !ss' '1 SsGS$ s;s Y:
australia except graS IG HAWAII Pit sns
sa%oaa . SS peT Mcana IRON frane.s
clos; ns5s day p up to d2 on az At u
campqnIa with British mails 70, Australia Mails
Hawaii and FIJI saGS per after s M9% f0m ana Sa IN
rranspaedc mails forwarded to port 9, sailing daily
sna hs of their T' overland
Res''eFed mae co fSs ns Van cS S1sri' ps. s
Postoface. New-YOrk. n. Y, December 10. 1881