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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04

Hon. A. n. fsayns~ who ~ mo ticket
h the late pximsris~ Ia this eoanss
ow~s ne god laek 10 ths f.st that -
~ss born IN eopious Copsah. Then too
IA was hl- suhlsms lapk 90 ~ Pr~@iasni
~ the Aliases of this r~donbtabl<
usanty. Thee soo be had h~~a trs~a
ae.is and zxzin sni never soand wsnt
NJ. ~ wAs fxic~ O. lhrioe ; msmi~s
u MS State i@ri~laturs ana served With
d,sfinrtioa In ne ssststufionsl oons~n
tlan made slln~trleus ~ 80 orw.ni<
|e~les devised ~ s~sstor si~orxe "a l ~
esmrr~w. Ne eonier that Mr.. tinyns~
wss choAra ~ 100 eut a 200 vo1~u
EIse ~lsrfson aho~s that theirs N nous a
shsi >nmssy - j~~1ou~y suh~iutlas Il
ne coanty. b~t~e~s NE r>ppls - ~
oswns and tho~e u the cpantry sll>rod
- - op~rstiv~ IN o<hw p~rn = ~
6te<< cne "a fh~ 1ur~mml AIIIonnu
IHe6rre a to diserse< 49, mo6> ~.
&6u1 u ~ Us~tfic1 Ac1nfno1'n Cuo<ro.
60. sd un4HimoueI1. u&irk - \ ~
1of< 80 II J1Nk~so. CHcinb = II
|1l1bt eod : ~nlt - 49, - e1<uc1
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04
eoeBaTE.

To The people 81 EIaElehurst sni Copiah
gountvs
Elrhteen years AGO I came 30 Coplah
County. and ! esnaot lssse this home u
M adpption even temporarily. xithonf
4 word "a farewell WoFds nansgt en-
nresm the love snd grmsisnas | f~el fes
the dear people. nnr can | ever forget
their klndaasa and desotian 30 u1e AMI
min~. In hgi liter. happi.f se~r. tiass
acre ms frisnsls and ufssn ndssFalss
came tksy asFs essn trueF, sud maof
sseaslfasi lFsemslA.
Gunilsye dear frseEds, We s.eR - h.
Remembered Aay tod prsmJ~rf yssa
God % wsth snn nll &c meet sRasn~
Mnx ASSN q. fSsroz.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04

Al the residenoe ~ NJ Jarnes Corlsy
q this c0unty. August n 1881. b. tss.
Il N Anding NJ n. a. Barber. -
Copinh and Mrs. a. y. fleni ~ Bolivar
County. We congrmtuiate MF BaFt,~s
an winning one q Bolivaf's most estsma-
ble ladies'
Attic residences - the brids's parents
August. 81. lsoi. Mr.. John y. 0allmsn
and Nj @sl Allirs r. Ma@sie 4 II Anding
ssffsssiatinx. The happy eaupls took The
train Immediately Tor the Lone Star
state, where they sxpeel to reside.
Sn,ooth ~ their path through life.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04

fsoa l.s~~s I'~b~r~l csn~as nr>ama II
e<er, farmer II tn< cotnu ~oai1 vsady
Ne tAF,ls sni .>aseaE~ns. Il ne N>sls
b<oehnss Ne ~sal6 know ti.~i kowsssr
anju~sly asd unsqaaiIy ~ y tss~d thai
God. Prosia~aa< inserpc~e 10 he behalf
snd ~ sp>cssl sdxHns~xe~ Il elinste ssd
sel Cd smll>s sna msks I'll tk.sss
even
Y: :. xs,s will ssll yss srialsy t!s-
n there b shoss whs woala Sad sps-
ein>ns 81 fruifs 10 the great Asrical.
tursi kxposatian a the Nsrthw.~f a .
feilo~ins mlxtnre prescribed hy Hon
w. III Hsyss ~ho used 70 hs president
81 ths Senate u Tsxa& VII b. foasd
smir<utly us~fal.
Ia srsins 81 ssiyeyile Aeld
7es Alc&hol
I gal water.
Pat In The fruit % that the <ho,s may
b ssemsrssd and ssai hesmssieslly.
Yeu esa ct ms, anything ron want
Al W. q. " ares Il ope-hslf that yau
will have 70 p<y sl~ewhsre. .
TIE sdor.s u many Intelligent ssufle-
m<n Il Hszlsharst are directed 10 the
parposs q g.thsring here . share % The
trade 81 nelghboslng disfrigis. esgecially
81 Simpson County. With ths visw %
eoop~Faiinz IN accomplishing this and
like results m othsr directions the beet
and wis~si q eur people pr8poss 10 or
esnize q Commercial Cinb In whlrh this
and ksndr~d sHei~cas Inay be discussed
and that roads may be built. and pracsa
cal local masters. sffecslng dssply The
fortunes q the people. alike u the tosn
and q the eountFs may b inquired 10,
% Thefs " more 10 be xained BY fnr.
nAsrs aad towa psople by di-cassiag this
tssas one konr IN iocal asllhsrstive
esay. than by al tho fsry -subT."ex.
passions that have shsken the ornament
IN ali the agea II 10 10 10 hoped thsi
there wiIl ls perfect unity u purpose 10
these assemblies and u ell cannot think
alike that they wili compromiss dii'srea
ess end tnsagursts o new life - activity
aud growth In the somswhat somboient
town
Shoes Of W. n Wares bargain hasss
II 10, psF pair a
W. n. Hayes q the general agent and
manager ~ the transportation a fruit
and other agricultural products On the
illinois Central lie " luquiFins into
the resources a. the country snd~iIl pro-
vide the Necessary buu.h~r a ears 10
move the vegetables and fruit a.cp@ u
each towa AID coaniy. Too thousand
bew ears are already ordered fOs the
Transportation % waisrmslons alons
Hs wili 10 IN IIazlshur.s b discover
whss farmers q this vicinity propose
N do neRt wear Ia the gay % fruit and
melon and tomato and vegetable pro
aaetioa. of eoaras ever nsstfsl pro
vision oil 10 made Cor shs esre ~ ws.l
% transpoftAsaoa u fruit anl vegetables
II 10 therefore true that howsver uaiast
many farmers may deem raie= on eotioa
fFen dinsr~ut pDsatA the Illinois Central
= most wisely snd b~ns6eently managed
q I'll soathsrn railways. n has made
thia the shoscssg abidiug place a man
On lhs eoniinent. Not slaswhers are
fields - productive 90 farmers 81 rich or
pro~perSas rhs oaly ear~s that
weighs then dove N the dssiliah schsms
a scbbery yvieps tho tarlssyssn
oood rcu1d chewing toiaco al v q.
Ware for Ia pef pound. 3
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04
ALlIistE kkErisg.

The members ~ Long Greek Allianee
are seq e~tsd % u,sei ~ the usual plars
on SATURDAY,. Sefs "a A full attend
ance 10 urged - bn.in~ss ~ mp Htancs
ell come up az tfausnstiea
q. Passes Pre-
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04
MAss MILLING.

4 Pruhib.tinn Macs meeting wili h.
held "a he CoaFf liopfs ssHt satrrds,
NJ o'cicck p "a. % eieCs delegates q
The Htats Prohibition csavsntion.
n A. RoxAE.
w. g.. Coss.
ALEx A. I.osAx.
Anl Others
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04
UNIVERSITY
OF
M I q q I q q Z p Pr,
Win open its Forthisgh Session a
OXFORD. MISS,
Thursday sept 9Th 1891.

The University has bcen put IN snora
effectlve osndition than ever Befose.
The plan - study u 10 east A. ~ 81
low ~ numerous eleciivea im both tho
" A. and ~ ~ courses The Faculty
has been completed and enlarged The
grade ~ scholarship has been raised.
The Library facilities are greatly en.
larged and q magnificent telescope will
~ moanted during the ssssion. Robt
y, Fulton. Prot ~ Physics and Aatrono.
my, Addi@on Ha9ne. Prof ~ Latin and
Greek. A. 4. Bondarant. aauociata, Vim
X Sims, pfof ~ English and Bellies Let.
tres. r. Va, Jon@s. Prof 81 Chemistry and
Natural hls.ory and tseolngy. Alfred
Hume. Prof "a Mathematics. Richard "A.
Ieaveil Prof. 10 Philosophy, History.
Political Econ@my and LeRie. schmidt.
WaFtenherx. Prof ~ MaslerA Languages.
An instructor Ia Execution add I've fsl.
loSa
Edward Mayss. Prof o. Law. and
Chancellnr.
raitaa trea except fse of eco 10 Law
students.
send for ea,alosas giving iall nfDr
mation.
EDWARD nArNs. ehsas.n.r
uaiver.isy. siss
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-09-04
eRUu AID vGarArLE Grow
Rms.

Tue meu,b-rs u iii~ isslehnrst r sck
ing Cssnpsny sFe requested 81 meet n
the pas'kipg shed S.sid nth - os.lssrk
ne u u WY iUrortaNf hat 1T
raesnheru shnuli t~ psresnt ~ a y tivls
fnr si~s ting ofsilcera I'D "a her Importanl
baaiEeas ~ - transacted
SIP AssstsefLL Pres
I. T. FArnEKaF Gee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16

Gsc r Go9s g OF co Fs s5G'ty nG G'
GS p s MeaS e tau fF'f ble,a S''9 $e
WHIST $ s gerG ca E@s ZEE natural
7ic: na,G1G -p!ine c7aS5c Gcachcd Tin,er' 3 T,a
S mTo use 55a5cd wncr 57c 6Itstned spf9s %,
e,tla bcachet. 80: Sll"nied 49ai'.c per ID. O''''
oCEX FiElGHTSTh. increment wa, OF f., yli sn'
d e n Trc S,f &p's o Era g at 6. 3D. and c
hErM clihTE TIERS SSp Lu2on ncncc saag y
10000 refined 2Gisc MIsCELLANE0us CiiN NJ
saHe 5S9 NS Sdal 5 of, N
81 100 Blth steamer Mount Edge tom Charlotte liaT
Icr Fla to The United Kipedon n1G,ipadtr c,. ios
Brltsh brig Nbg,u., thence to an li, lof'' Isxt
InTS@r on p Sae tn nrtSh brig Rapid
t. north Of !lattcTls Sugar &c; British senrr A., 10
stiar t' hence t, KiSroa Janalca lumber, - %
PRovIsIQNs-roEe-L". aeti;e and barely t m~.
%riIaie temS Mes quoted SO 25e*lC % or Sla ana
pa = 5oe:lo 30; family H"s' no 5oc;il 10, moss
BEEF-llad slow inquiry ny NN,.al ma TIacl;et n
Hh. - 49, y 80: Plate f., Ibis - 50af7 -; mess
a., % ,!.c ANcrtlrM 2H' Sus aaiaqcl
il Price, win e. drn'na mat. SALE .sc, i. SS ts PeScd
am Jg ~ and go To- % i. Mus -: Emocd
d. s sa 3%?'fa ic H shoGcl. s'; Smoed do ii,s
AL DPILG ia i n 80 'G gIy i 5Ey DRESSED
% 10 al; arqe c3 r. end c NEG y a Bacon
Suffered 6rcae Of ia5 points the 9ut5st , sym H.
but before the cU-' the " 'li
recovered in Great m"-u" on hcia''d dGd & tj8Gc
closing G32i2c Also 80 - iat yesterday G5gc; 95
Steam steady sales 1870 to- 300 Man il nominal u'-
April closed at u 3jc asked MAY closed at Cos SUI
. 80 c> G.JOaG3gc; July closed at CSC AGsu'. a 10
Iolned Continc: quoted G30dG.73c south Am'I,' t
710c IrEt-Duli and rather Wc3N ~ an ia
without further change. New Euttcl H' ,r',
Creamery 3i03i2c: E0in Cr.1me'y iang{. '"c c,r to
rood 9Td3Or: STATE Dairy. hall-frEins, th ana Vt,
fancy 30: choice 30a3lc; good. 2lG29r far 80
state ia w. W,lsh tubs fancy. 3lc: choice 80 ~,
good 27G2sc Western Imbi' Cre1mrIy cGoCe -choe
26d2Sc do rCoI 23d2ic fair 1920; Factory ian ny
29d3Oc; nr~t, 27d2Sc: seconds. 800 i''I.S
fonrtIs IIaIGc rolls 1896. ord Bnror-Stat' Or,ai
CIV fil.maGc @Sd30r: WcStrl Creamery ,ii1lf 90
Dairy. tubs fancy % zoe choice 2Gd"1c good @"n
3SdsOc choice. 2Ca27c a99d 30 ~ &stD
Dairy and Factory. 13d2Oc ..-t I.FAi . " - q r an
crolm all-midc fancy color d. ilac: DO Wnlt' a1
dll'yc fine. lie: good t. pinc. lCd iotc iar -
9a,aiOi,c: common fair 9a9-1c fun sHn.' 90 ~,
right SKINS, o. 100; lnrt SKINS SO? ,cJIr
tanned in price fair demand. S'ir ana ,t - -
fresh. 13c Wc:cm and Northwestern lSci SoA'"c'"' -"
SrtNEIENW- Quiet firm and unchanged on tn spG&t,
Fa~ lnpe quoted at 5-c Centrifugal. !j test 'tc uo
r,,.t and fr,cl't 81. the ,unce E>chanG' u,
nothing don.: Centrifugal. 90 rs Aprii. C".ru
10: Mry 3GOa3G.c: Jun 3Gdd3.soc liz IN ~
Steady crushed Gsr Cut Loaf, ~, H. and
T. "a" 7-iGr; CoEf"ct - Otc ., V -, e"
! -IGnj 9.1Gr; Other Ycloys, > 3.lGd5 3iGc: ao,,d
SiENEINE-ln light rgu''t C9oif'' IN t'S' '''' .
" r. tIIOW- In m0dcrat, demand and nrm. IfHe CIV
c'otcd ~ 4. dj.: -alcs $50 hhd-. Acc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
FREE READING-ROOM FOR WORKING BOYS.
PRACTICAL AND CoMMENDABLE CHARITY
THAT NEEDS HELP.

pr,CTIcAL AND COMMENDABLE CHARITY
THAT NEEDS HELP.
with the intent Of Tescung boys from the temptations
, ,ho strcot. and aGoidlng thcm il not home tho
cr,atious Of home in the evening, the Free Read
two Eoo1 for Working Boys" now at NO. west -Four
teenthst was established under the auspices OF the
Io~aI LEGION Temperance society eight years ago.
r,.,t ,ro attendance in this time has been 200,j
oa,,, for the need Of this institution well as for
A. .,,occ.s Of its plan. With dirt. darkness and de-
rrazaton outside. and light, chccrfulness and inno-
on measures inside, there IS little wonder That the
,b,1. II the streets wece swift 10 avail themselves
~ ;nc opportunity TO make the exchange. In the
ro,dinc.r room books from pOndcrous dictionaries
down 10 primers scientific books. books Of travel and
literature Of the whiiecOvered kind: games, from
chess and checkers down to pigsn- clover, and dumb
hollis and Indian clubs. on the streets were ash bar
cI and policemcn's clubs The little fellows made
happy choice
The nightly attendance ranges from 100 to 200. and
q j. we'll worth while to visit the rooms for sight OF
these happy Icown and clean faces. Here arc haAeh-
haired Germans swagthy italians, stil swarther boys
f African lineage bluccycd Celtic boys, and sprinN
ling OF sharp noses. shrewd faced youngsters, whose
readiness at trade proclams them Iankee-boh H.
Tho bows have literary societies that at weekly
meeting, discuss problems that older brains aye hoV
al,xavS willing 10 grapple, and bank that st9Ou
firm amid the recent financial storm, kept up Its heao
when the la'ngs went down ana po t VIZ, ir nv
10 lis deposits OF S4-l Al received from iiy i'r boy
dyrinr he wear" Especially is it pleasant TO Vi,lt
the looms Of a saturday evening Then the eymna, ,
dub is in full swing. Professors Webb ana Gary Ok To
ierhelcy school having established class Ill ''
lighter gymnastics. - mourn lis
But the wants Of this charity nave ontsr9 2 nn N
means The lcadingrOoms are too small Tor ihe oo'
stantN increasing number OF boys VINO WISH 10 ia AVA
II is necessary that rOOmy quarters ne on'''t
and moro books wanted. more games, NOR r., VI
cvmnasc equipment. Here is a chance Tor inc ~ ~
itihl" who may wish to aid most coinhe..'ua..o
charity which they have every chance 10 uNfsus1T.
Subscriptions OF money gfte of useful articles ny
lc sent TO the president. Mrs Wills y Barnes 40
Wcst one hundred and thr-St.: the treasurer L. Miu-
aach Main. No. 1G Exchange Place: MIs 'ha'icS
Henry Webb, no. 40 Madis or The Iriouhe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
THE slate or TRADE.

p,ltimo-c. March n-Cotton nominal mddlnr ~.
,,', 1,', ,urhauocd VII southern dul g. bui nm
int ii O8a.l %; LonehrtW. - "'Hti ~. v =
II oiL steamer 40 ? 4. - % N'-,'in rrtsy ~ ~
,Intsr red not and March. - oiIotl uit M', - w.
- o-i, Jtilv II OIL ak d: AUcu.' ~ ~ a.
to,tbrrn auct: white. 10dt2r Yellow ~" 49, ,,H
dUU aud ,;,-t: mixed SPOT and March 6't"pi PC N'
o." tad: ing adj s'ou,h,ro and Penn
Nar, jea5q.- d. West. white. 10"'9 ." o. ,n' ny
;@.,5S.. Graded so > Wilt. ~ -. No. = 80
iis9,tt.r ~ ADJ Eyes ac'yc l74l7hc. Con'c o.
Iu1,r co,l.r aud vn~.'v unch1ns q, ~ -Ia,S ,"I
nj n. ipt--flout. fO3iS hbl- wheat, o. t.'1'
~"r1 f. -ni bush: olt-. 1000 tu-h re; Wv c1 500
sbirn,pt,-i1ouf. ijl2i b1-. Sh'--Nh.a'' WV
bush corr. 21.e2j bush. ,.,,-, f..
pur,Io March 1t-Wh"'t-No. hard du'ti - -
osL"S: .pot II Gsi.. q. {. T.; l'-. 5000 bn,h 81
%"'tbttn g. T. f. ~ 0i7-.-i o'N . cans spy - - =
,,,.f.r wheat dull. and lower ~ I,I', -
q, t. 40 3 extra - %; No. white 81 49, "a
-, eVfra whit. - Ciia dsk'1 oh tuck. '.ih w
fov r. sale. q ear, SO. yellow ~ ",r' - .''
~, dbl: ears No. at GG2c on track. o't ul.i 't
I,,rP r. 3 cars ~. Witt 20 80; ) 81 o." "i
5Ggr: So Whit. 55',oj6, no mixed ',''' I 1r
-, +,,c, 100 orrfiut. .ior'. l,"Ilr' 70, .-
rd HIGHER. 10000 bush tan'da sold iof ,NrHt 10 -
~ 90 600 bush No. extra 'alaGa ~ - ~ ,'.
-,i,.t-r.. 10 900 bush western az 10 " - Hl.N-
~, ~. car stat" 81 -; 40 Mr-tIn- 90 ,,,tt,'
80 I'D 10 - Canada. 9ur; No. y 'Niti - vi w.,
- 90 rye nominal: No. >. !! .oIt ,ih,,m ",,
80. - 49, - 80: do winter. sidr1 - MI ."f
cp,,.a winter bran So do sPrinf -. ~ Zoo ,p
Wheat. 10000 bu-h cori' ~ ~ o"'"' "''7' ''~ 80
Shlpment~-Whoai. lJo"" bn'h .,
chicago March 1.-THE c'Iing futures ranged - '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
r,r,.nrs OF yEw.yoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS
Moderate activity was enjoyed by the wheat specna-
,ion on saturday but prices varied somewhat eFia'i-
cauv. The transactions in options amounted 10
. 400 600 bushels for the short session. nsh8
tendency at the start helped by further adVlccS
corccrrinr the damage u the French and RUSSIAN
crlns and by st. Louis reports OF an export deIHad
FIR 100000 bushels Bad~trccts estimates OF inc
amount Of wheat LEFT in farmers hands Is even us
than that Of the Government report. But WHO
Liverpool cables were firm, the FIchch cabe9 "cio
lowe, and further snow in the winter wheat region
soerrs IN assure beyond GOubt. extremely large
Wei Of that cereal. Liberal Northwest arrivals also
Rad hcarish influence. May options sou from
81 90 IS T. III IL, fell to II TO- ana Oh in' cum
broke 10 ~ O0a Al 90 Il. July advanced Ho"I
81 O514 10 ~ o. 81, and later sold AT = % '--~
- Ok - Tie depression on the euro was due 10
moved t9li, Of foreign financial troubles, u Widch
Seng 6y f' Ina and even The Official changes are
small declines. Cash wheat Wa easier IirIS ,no,,.
ale, OF 4o.gOo bushels Tor export ana ID Ni"'"
Tnere was les doing IN the corn market, and the
t,ble> caused prices u decline. I'm, haFch OF nt
ciosd oil u cent, with Other mouths 'og onIv
loNer. Cash corn was L cent !""ei' WIN
$4,000 bushels taken To- eXpof - ,,..,,. with
cash oats were cent lower IN s} mpa iie wcr
the ether cereals. The options, thou@u qi'c'' W."
firm and ended with gains OF 1-l@i-3 cct closed
LAID al the start wa. easier , Ire o There Wee
firm. although they showed some l'asc9' i"'O
Saies Of O6j tcrces ON the pot ,o,,o,rs
FINAL ofT~ial quotations were as ioliow,', Inre.
8, & - 3 Is 1asu Nay 81 Of i 10 - sc6ia%
her - OF : December, ~ % -. .. .. Iulv
Corn Mach, 20: May. SO o-o' Juhe' Va 49, '"*
70 daisEMaich. 81: April. 81; May, SO 49, July
Lari@March. So 81; April. sG So May 80"
'u ri - c Au3l ;,in a1d nour reported satnr
DAY Al New Work Philidciphia. baltimore anu hI ,HP
were a foIIow- Wheat CO. bn, ,G,aI r g9T 10
sGG ITshcis non 339oi barrels. NJ CMcag W:, @t
weulec ana =, Louis N, erriyas ants cS5 ID
hnshcls: total grain, CO7l75 bushels Hour i''o'
pdcracc-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
TN, TRADE IN CNICAGO.

CHICAGO March - (speciaD.-Cablcs "hioh hi,0
l4ao vac,lIa-inr half the week gave out co'IIo'1l'
Yesterday Paris closed lower on wheau an" ne -
the weather in France was reporter d. ''I '
eargoe, on London were penny lower an ' g.,
pooI marsot was rather Indifferent me N,i'n,l "a
news from Londan and Paris was rather OF u'o.I.
Ing sort. although the stories were conhic"hS
wheat in Pus,ia was reported damaged oy 80
some Indiana messages reported damage rom I
little espors business was reported Io''i ~" '.'
and 81 Louis claimed - &c loHdlns cslS .,on The
pot The bear news proved more ii.' -, 10 T.. and
iu: Nav opeged AT 81 o. -. sod at a. g. vs. C1rn
AZ - 90 . and closed at 81 90 3D. 81 1d i, ~ m.
was easter on a rather liberal movement a" lid he.
pathy with wheat May opened az % > Mazda s
tWecr CT IA and 30 and closed al po oots sufercd
arrivals arc cxpeCed 10 reach 3so oiis a4hy vith
decline OF a cen; tOday, altogether III - or~c ore.
ccrn Tho provision market We az at mo close
Prices oa~lv showed sharp declHe, n'' ~. reached
showed his los, all recOI cred Inch * 900. next
10000 NGnday's are expected u ir1t ven, that the
weeks o.,5 600 The news from lsFIIi" III not he
Prohibition against American prOducn, ;o rrlce, was
lrn,ovrd bv ;hc Govcrnm nj. The F'iN ~ credited
caused BIZ heavy purchases through was out in
- trrnonr n C9. The fact Tat -hTH'", the
q rather bcarl interview and that h,nd Ne pfOvis-
purchasos credited TO him YESTERDAY l'i NJ March hog
lon crowd TO take the buying s!d9. -oo 900 any
recon4s Md fair 10 exceed by nca' g." ,beat were
Mach movement on record. Puts on M"S , go IA
10 rs: calls 81 OF rs. Futs on May WIN
Uails. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
4 PRISONER COMPLAINS OF THE DETECTIVE.

About February l william Bruins, an ART puoi'9i'o'
az No AL Broadway, discovered that his booRheeper
and cashier. August f. Hopper. had misapproprlacu
$40 by making a false entry in the cash-booh' An
expert accountant was called in and on gong over inc
books he found that there was deficiency oil Sloo'
covered by false entries Inspector Hyrnes was IN
formed and pctectivcSergodnt Heidelberg arrested
Hopper Hopper was arragncd in Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday. lie indignant at his ar
rest and said that the detective had taken all OF ms
money some $50 and that he had 10 pay 50 for a
meal at headquarters. Heidelberg looked at ms prs
oper I'm astonishment and then said: 81 took 500
from the man. but gave him back 80, because he SAID
il YVES his wages. No one ever paid 50 for meal al
hcadlUarters.' , ~, .,A al -,
Hopper modified his statement and said that all OF
lis meals at headquarters cost him 40 ana mat icldel
leyr refused Il give MIN a receipt for the $40. .
Il never Givc receipt for stolen money, S.
Ioaelbcrg i'm disgust. You've been LvJg on The iat
Of the land for years, Willie your employer has been
eating onions ~ e., ,., o,,r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
COTTON MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool March II. D. u.- tau Nm,1'1n. PIG;
Gmf' lid Il' sue % One d'y ,9gln r, '.'"y
ding. o~ mddug clause. March toii,crN So 70
APril and May d.'er}; f. Gi6ia my,r; ;.2y r9l 3D..
5Gid seller: july aud August delivery. 1Gid q
sold August and S, pteuib"r d"Ntfv. S.tiG5 3-6l
Sop,rDbr and Other delivery, 71d bu}c's october ahd
November delivery. , G-jid value.
savannah. March ii-cotion ,,-"'y rMaHn' ma
.Ios. rcccpts, lib bal sales, sec bales; stock.
CLEO bales. $40. 49,,
Galveston. March 1t-Corol Qui"t niddiine 5 20 low
midGlHg SIZE GOOD ordinary. 7Lc; net and afp- receipts,
IG.3 bales sale. 1916 bal,.; ,fDrk. fiJl9 bRic,.
Noro'A March AZ ottor -t"afy mIGin9 40; uri
r.crlut, bales: oNuU:t. cIa>LNi'c, 90
bal.s: sale. $50 l1r, stock 2O2i3 tall. ~
Nrw.Oroan.. March i.-Cottln nm .ddiint, Hug
low uitdilng Si-c. GOOD oyluart re; n"t f'''is',
SEA bal., gro-. G32o blrs rNlpfl~ {" Great TT nm
27, Ial -; exports coa~tNI,r. ~ bales; sales, sou
bales stock, 3l,Ol2 b1lc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
HE RB1yGs PLENTY OF MONEY AND CHILDREN

Christian Bauman. of Geneva, switzerland, watch
maker by trade. was passenger who arrived on ye'
tertay by Ia BOurgogne With him were his wife ana
fourteen children. Of these was married ana had
three children of her own. For time the Barge once
was fairly alive with Baumans ana as the seven ul
married girls were all dressed alike, they created SIR
orc those whose dutv il is to welcome the coming
,1ies,s Of America Bauman proved himself - be a
man Of some means and satisfied the authorities that
he had 10000 francs with him.: lie Is GOING 10 et.uc
factory a trade which he complains hardly gives q
livelihood now in the old country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
rrropEAH rconrcE MAEKI.rs.

inglv; prime mos strong 1T - 3d. Holders oncr
sparinely. Ilams-IIoidcrs ofcr moderately. B1con-
iIndnFs orrr nodcfltclr Cumberland cut about * To
30 ~ INN at - NJ short rib about - h. nm ~ -
long clear uiddl'-. about - p INN 90 - long aAd
short clear middle about 30 No. firm at 2o-. th.os' o.
Holders oncr sparnely American finest whit, ana foi.
orrl i'm AZ SIS TaiOw-1idrr- oner spdrngly prime
INV strong ~ 10 81. Turprutn. and E9'in-lIod,l,
orr sparinpv. Land. spot and ir.nrs- HodcrS Ghr
true Wc-,crt and March. irm az 81
Apiil and Mav firm at 81 81 Whca, aud Flour Hold
up. or.r moderately. Corn. spot ana futur--lIol'
,Ccr modora,cv; mixed Weston ,p0t ,ir'd, ut ., 20
March and \rrl steady I'D May 'c1dv a. - -
iirs ~ london Pacific Holders Offer freely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
THE .rTBr-RI4,S SWIFT PASSAGE.

Several Atlantic steamers, including the French
steamer La Breagne. and the German steamers hdef
and spree on their way to and from this cty' nave
found themselves suddenly bcset with both berg ana
field ice. and have barely escaped wlthout uaInaE''
The Iowa came into disastrous collision with an ICE
te,C The Cunard steamer Eturia although de
laved fourteen in the bay by fog, has Just MADE
the fastest passage to England made by any OF inc
greyhoundS' this year her time beng SIX DAY SIX
,nnrs and forty-fvc minutes The distance travelled
was o s73 miles. No ice was on the way.