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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncwyork Friday. Feb 20.-BEEVES- Receipts 40
carloads consigned direct to slaughtcrct, including ~
Tor ta'tnan' ompany - carloads Tor ScnGa1,
caEond tcT & S' tr as "a and t sG
was forced one thou:hout win ,nrs 70 ,alh oh",
for Monday: TODD cattle were Jnst ahon' steady Mit
smith bought carload, for shipment 70 Eurpo s, 90
81 5S Oxen 10 odd at y o5@ei so COW, bulls
Wholesale butchers report continued dun market for
be,f sides at GG'4c for common to g92d H', WIN nui
prime To choice Go ,,lling ~ ia , I ,, W. hlb
tn business DUNG January ana feO'
ac cable advGss S% S"dp S and s L at
report .sd' d"s a'T %seH "a few top, bringing i2c
Refrigerated beef easier az 9+ay'.g. . ,c,odo "a,
Shipments for the balance OF me wee" h,'uGe 2 3D.;
fs the Lake wGa' Who "n also 900 Sem n cat .? 30
Italy yesterday; l2s head Oh "a. ri iisn ' f
Tor The sam patty 23 heN , 1@ tne o1 ors ci
bcd for schwazchld SnDerger 5G19 HqaIte', ram IN
this rn for Gc week $3.50 cattle 100 quarters q
.va Sas,- s SO PER G iSo do ladi
~ ~ MY ~ e o 1854 H. at ~ o. 10 do 1923 H. at - 50
STATE 1850 ~ st - n" ~ ~ 4. ~ 20. " do
STAT cow, 500 IN at - 20 - 40 ''' 3D. ~ = ~ No.
'oS Mt 81 Co 30 Western steers 1867 r. at
chicago do 1900 D. at . 80 10 49, '5 ~ ~ 4. o. Do
1o d. $50 =, n n TO- 10 ii DO 1850 - STATE DO
2S ~ % sts oE lSs So D. a" do - 81 49, At 'S
p dS al iso H. at = o5; Is state cows 1914 H. at - %
Il o. & go, at = S%cser, 1898 p at 81
" at =, H. 10 DO 1907 N. at - 'O state heels' 900
3D. at Gnlctt: 10 Kansas steers, ll75 n, at
- t. a., 90 pdrock Is Kentucky oxen. 1896 ~ at
a To- . do 1870 d. at - 90 state do. 1910 H. at
N%iIcn COWS Rceclpt-, 10 heed. Not much doing.
ouos,3nr nccins at all Ncw-York markets 275 heal
sad ror AN art with yels selling NJ 50sec, barn
yards aud Westerns at SGSs, n UNCHANGED n,ccs
conntfv dresses, ysas sold at "a lie; ltLc calves at
ge eitv diesel vcals a. sal2'2e; dressed fed aud
<ses-laiienbcE Hollis 10 bamyard caIsGs ,i 29c
N average at 32c per % ~ "eso1 In 10, 81 ~
10 veals, 40 n. at nc l. w. Nv u no 49, w
oHyWt,,sh Kirby & Co: es Pennsylvania calves 3oi
i h%d' = HMu%ck%gham II Neas, 1876 ~, at 7'c .
oo' x pId de- Sons, skImmk calves 1913 r.. at
'e'p. Mcpherson & Co: veais SO NJ at Sc; barn
yang pe la4ss: serg 90
S"adIs carloads It Cothst carloads at Jersey City and
carloads ObohenG me Soc Sn sm 6uu nh eS h%rg
baii NV y, ,hont Thursdays figures. Al Jersey CITY, out
Of carloads only . head had oeo sa up To- II SSock
Common Z" choice sheep sold at 1890 81 per 100 u
prime extra lamb a. and th ~ So U s sptI
lambs In Washington Markell ana 'h'so went ulec' 10
the p aass9'e mutton %aa sold slowly a. salo dressed
IamH ,ysre arm for good quality, selling at sidss 80
n ,csrc %sr' and md few choice selected do So
AZ s Nd 50, on n 5oS Michigan do 81 NJ at 90 20 73
sta,@ Lambs Sill ~ at ~ IL loi do 30 n at - o.
eoJ s sts l.snS.. hs SUE 81 49, do sss n
!; "a, fsa's at ' b g. '7 H. at 50
800 Newton tictt sheep 100 n az - 10 ..,o,d.
IIoGs,Rccsgs carloads at Jersey City No sales on
Il H.. .o sesh. '"d komnss steady per 100 ~
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DARK LANTERN REPORTS DELAYED

Washington Feb. 90 (Speclall.-Chairman Springer
said to-day that 1t would be lmpracticablc to sub
NIT to the House before Monday or Tuesday the re-
ports on the three Dark Lantern bills which have
been framed by the Democratic members OF his COM
mtttee, and which IL was proposed to lay before the
House tomorrow. 1t seems that a good many errors
nave been discovered in the vOlumInous tables Of
statistics which the Sangamon statesman has col
lected for appendix to his report the Wool BILL
the correction Of which Involves considerable delay
Another reason assigned for the delay was that tho
Democratic members Of the committee had accorded
the privilege Of hearing to the manufacturers Of
cotton bagging. which the Turner bill places on the
free list Several Of the manufacturers had an inter
view with Mr.. Turner to-day. IL Is expected that the
hearing VIII be private one, but 1t Is presumed that
the Republican members of the committee will be
allowed to be present.
ANDERSON "iaz, OF -. Louis. appeared to-day before
the Turner subcommittee. In behalf of some OF the
manufacturers Of cotton bagglng and made n state
mcnt protesting against the Turner bill.
Chairman Springer has caused AN "annex- 10 DO
built adjoining the big occupied by his committee
IL Is room about five feet wide and nny feet long
and has no Windows. being lighted by gas, and seems
10 te admirably adapted for dark lantern eN
hlbt0ns. He explained Ia a Tribune CORES pondent
tat the annex Is also 10 b. used place storage
Tor documents, etc, pertaining to the committee
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A DEMOCRATIC CONTESTANT SEATED

Washington, Feb 26 lSpccaD.-By a vote Of about
to /, the House Of Representatives to-day I'M
seated Mr. Stewart, Republican. OF the XXIVth Penn
sylvania District, and the Democratic contest ant Mr.
craig. appeared and took the seat. This case turned
mainly On purely legal and technical question: and
the majority Of shc Elections Committee. Including all
the Democrats and twO Rcpublicans. adopted a. IT.
own the construction given To the election laws
ID Pennsylvania by the Of that State recon-
mendcd that the contestant bc seated Tho discussion
OF the oasc In tho liOusc confined mnnly Ia It's
legal and technical features, the exceptions being
violent and wholly Irrelevant par lsan harlngls los
Mr.. Brown, OF Indiana. illcphpped roads
lawyer, VIII, appeared anxious 10 win the applause
OF fle Democrats OF his district, where Il appears
there IS some opposition 70 his denomination. Mr.
Johnson. Of the zane state, Republican, who Is
serving his first tern I'm the House. made "A power
ful argument In behalf Of the sitting member. whose
cause was al,p champoned by Mrssr.. stone Hnd
Dalzell Of Pcnnsy lvanin Mr.. Dalzell j. II tho
nblcst dcbaers and most effective speakers In the
House. and his speech today commanded the atten
ton OF both side, OF the House OF course IL not
10 be expected that any argument, however cogent
and strong. would ave the Republican contested.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAI.-Seady, with an AVERAGE
movement. IIaverstraw hard brick quoted nominal near
by a 15as6 p Fshklls nominal cp-Ryer hard 81 nom.
inal pale 80 5Ods3 Rosendae cement 81 O1fSi ~ PEI
Dbl American Portland - loas2 2o Belgian S PoEanu
3. lodse 2j; English Portland - 35dS2 % hol kau
common lime soc per bbl and do fnlshing o. JG 3
lime SOaS5c lahs ~ 7jdSJ Per LOCO; goats hi, -"
2Sc per bush cattle hair. 1GdlSc. ,- A. o,d
C6FFEE-The spot market for Rio continues irI anu
quiet on the basis OF i5c for No Z. STOCK 70 arNs
fairly actiT- sales, $500 bags Nos :, 3 and 3 per
Capua at lissc for No 459 bags No 3 per Napus
lSe $50 bags No o per Finance 1885, 80 6ees NJ S9 o.
per Etherly l5%c 500 bags No g. per foscos' o ioso
800 bags 8, per British Prince iS'te; opCds
had quiet day and there were no special ieaIucs u
Teloped The changes were confined within very
steady while other months we're 5ao points hgef sa
some cases Cables generally stronger HavlH su'
yGncei Gs. r. and Hamburg gained s.al PIG LONDON S
also nrmer 25 p moOncal quotations da ni
SIS Cd August SIS Cd Rio quotes regular lrst 90
Riosl nominal gooi second 40 kilos) 10 800 eX-
change pTVate 2 receipts in Rio 900 800 bags RS
Europe 1000 bags Rio stock 10000 6 bag bo! c
m9rket-1nactiIe. Receipts in santos, llo0o Dags
santos stock 600 bags santos marHe u 10 FeS
ruary 25 1892 2739 900 bags same time 1871 7si GOo
bags 1890 1879 900 bags; receipts al Santos
July b. February %, 1892 2,Gol coo bags same TINE
isoi Q $4,000 bags time 1890. 1912 900 bags.
Total to-day. II $50
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PROCEEDINGS IN TIE HOUSE.


Washington, Feb 26.-In the House this morning n
few executive communications were presented and ap-
prOphately referred, and Mr.. Clancy, of New-lork.
was fortunate enough to obtain unanimous consent
for the passage Of private pension bin Mr.
Burrows, OF Michigan, objected to Mr. Andersons re-
quest for the consideration OF resolution calling on
the superintendent Of the Census for statement Of
persons discharged resigned from the bureau since
November 4, 1890 and Of persons who have since been
appointed.
Mr.. o'Fcrrall, Of Virginia. from the Committee on
Library, reported bills for monuments to Generals
Daniel Morgan (at Winchester, va,) and Nathaniel
Greene lat Gulford Court House, n. c. Referred to
Committee OF the Whole
Mr.. sayers, of Texas. submitted the conference re-
port on the Urgent Deficiency bill. and It was agreed
to. The bill appropnates S42s,G64 being S140,493
more than it carried when il originally passed the
House. and $39,333 less than when IL passed the
senate.
Mr. Martin, Of Indiana, asked unanimous consent:
that the House take until O'Clock for the
consideration of private pension bills; Mr. Kilgore
OF Texas, objected, aid moved that the House ad-
jour
Mr.. Boutellc. of Maine, inquired whether. as tho
rules provided for session Friday evenings, an
adjournment would not require the House to
meet again at O'Clock
me speaker declined to pass upon the question
but intlmacd that II would
Mr. hhgorc withdrew his motion to adjourn, and
moved recess until IL 55 tomorrow.
NJ Haugcn, Of Wisconsin. moved to amend by pro-
vdihg Tor recess until O'Clock this evening; and
this was agreed TO.
The first evening session for the consideration OF
private pension bills was not When Mr..
nitiIMson oI tennessee, took the chair there
10y TWO uoMeh members present, and upon the first
measure called up Mr. Klgorc, OF Texas, assumed his
ora ora, tactlcs and raised the point OF quorum As
members In attendance, the House adjourned.
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TYPHTS FETER IN MIDDLEFIELD.
FOUR CASTS DISCOvERED-THE VICTIMS WERE
PASSENGERS on THE MASSILIA

FOUR CASES nI>COVERED-THE VICTIMS VILE
PASSENGERS on THE MAsSILIA
Middcfcld. Mass. Feb. 2G.-Typhus fever has been
discovered in a family OF Russian Hebrews recently
brought 10 this town from New York. ON Tuesday 1t
was learned that the patients passengers on the
Massa, and word sent Ia the state Board Of
Health. Yesterday City Physician McCulom. Of Bo'-
ton arrived and visited the place with Or. II. f. VII
son. OF Chester. the attending physician. -Four cases
found and the place Immediately quarantincd
The patients had nearly all the symptoms Of the typhus
fever, but as or two were lnckine the doctors
would say positively that the cases were yphus,
but there was little doubt that ii some form of the
disease. Dr. Wilson visited the patients to-day, and
found thrc Of them improved, but the fourth young
woman was in a serious condition.
There have been no new cases since Tuesday. ana IT
probable that the fever Will spread further. The
Hebrews were brought to Middeteld by George W.
Wilcox to work in his knitting mill. About three
weeks ago strike organized and the mill WIS
shut down Mr. Wilcox went TO New Ort and secured
sixteen Russian Hebrews 10 take the places OF the
strikers. lie ignorant VI the fact that they had
Just arrived on the Massilia.
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THE P1AyD BILL WILL BE CONSIDERED
ITS DEMOCRATIC OPPONENTS WILL FlLiDoSlNi
AGAINST 1T IN THE HOUSE.

woshinoton Feb 90 SpcclaD.-Democrauc hep
.sen,a,ives who attended last nights caucus wv "''
,ear IN he extremely proud Of its dongS' athous" d
,, n, them are inclined to assert that II uu soi0
hing toward helping the party out OF ban ioie' u"
~ ~ .hep, exurcssed II to-day. Tho "antls"-aS INC
advocates OF the hush" policy In regard 70 'he cons
aos.,on arc styed-have abated Of their efforts
~ comnel postponement of action until after INC
Presidential election but they are by no means d. o
6dent Of success as they appeared TO be lc" uas e
One Of them TO day said 70 Tribune correspondent
4. Probably the most that we can expect Is 10 pro
want the passage OF the Bland bill before inc hoS
- the National Convention, and for one en''n po
.u.cad :, We do that. The National Convention VIII
49,, ia free IN frame a silver coinage plank WITHOUT
, ha,d,canped or embarrassed by the TACT 'hat the
Yoo,nocra,c House has committed the party 10 any
,nosr ar line OF policy. 1t is OF vital importance
., ,he Democratic party that this veXed que'u"h DC
hold I'm allowance at least unul aftcr INC Na''"i P
,or,, has been placed before the country
" VIII the Democratic opponents OF the biahu Dill
sIbuster il necessary, in order u prevent Us p@ede
asked The correspondent
~UnGonbtedIy yes and we are strong enough 10
carry our point
Bland and his friends are rs aggressive d"' w
,ermined a. ever and they appeared 10 be someWhal
more confident today than at any PieNo's ,ho Iii
yact they have no doubt OF the passaec OF me pii
within the next six weeks Sls1dhcI ~ III I'm 80
M in Tho uose on or about March % ana brought 10
vote after a casOnablc time allowed Tor deDhtG VIZ,
nnnrfnnity 10 offer amendments lie sllu that nc Hu
Hpen informed that the opponents Oh me u, b
ne Democratic side would hlibuster against IT, put ne
did not think that their powers OF OBSTRUCTION "ouu
,,I great enough to defeat acton upon IL.
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IN THE INTEREST OF 4 SPECTATOR.
WHY An ACTION WAS BROUGHT TO ENJoIN THE
WESTERN UNION.

WHY AN ACTION WAS BROUGHT TO ENJoIN THE
WESTERN UNION.
Buffalo. Feb CA dispatch from Ncwlork City
SAYS that G. f. Dunbar, Of Buffalo, has brought an
action in the Supreme Court to enloln the Western
Union Telegraph Company from paying any money
on account Gf It's gIInratcc OF per cent 10 the
Montreal Telegraph Company Oh lines leased by The
Great Northwestern Company. Mr. Dunbar was seen
this morning and made the following statement about
the matter:
have not brought any action against that com
uonv M all and | do not see how my name happened
10 get In the deal. \ person, in order To bring
such an action rs i stated the dispatch, must own
some stock in the company, and ! have none what
ever An action Is, however being brought against
that company through my influence. W. o. aiosS of
New Yorl, CITY, who owns stock In the Western tnon
IS the gentleman who Is instituting the proceedings
The whole reason for this Is that nave been specu
lating some and as / am not SPECTATOR by uhue'
want to hurry matters up little.
"ThrOugh the influence of some frlcnds got this
Mr. Ros- Ia bring the action against the company.
We will test the thing and see II the company hhs u
right to put It's money, or the money vi us snaIc
holders, into foreign country. inc oNiS o",cu
of the matter possible Will be that thc western mon
will not advance the money required 10 pay OF the
Montreal lcas" at per cent. lhau co"Puny "ih ao
cont q per cent and the stock Will go down To par.
/ having sold short at 100. Will buy M par ana ilua
make a little money. II i all simply tIc rsuIl oi
uttIc sDcculatiOn Of mine. j wantcd 10 hurry up
matters and the consequence was thIs "ouoh vi Ar.
Ross against the Western Union.
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THE PROPOSED SILVER CONFERENCE.

sENATOR AI,DRICH'S JOINT RESOLUTION PASSED
OVERTIME PROJECT AT A srANDsTlLL.
Washington. Feb 20 CspecaD.-The joint resolution
drawn by Senator Aldrch authorizing the President
10 invite certain European countries to join the United
states in an international silver conference was reached
AGAIN ON the Senate calendar to-day, but because n
Mr. Ahrichs absence from the city, 1t went over, at
Mr. Sherrnan's suggestion without action. senators
Ahch and Allison started this morning for PROVIDENCE
whore thew expect to make some political speeches.
and thew will not return until next week. Meantime
the Republican members OF the Finance CohliiVeo
are content to delay action on the interhf1oal ooh
fercnce project and it Is even suggested th'iO IL may
>, .,rnd desirable to walt uni Secretary roster
ratnns from Europe before anything 1urthef ID uoo
about the resolution. A. ,,.,o
I, was announced In these dispatches AT 'he uilc
tho original Teller resolution was relerTeu - e'0
Finance Committee, and again "heh H'o A.
,,,s.,,,te WAS reported over month ago. that inc
Administration mad taken steps to ascertain ''ouo
minister Lincoln whether the BRUSH "VVerHH'o"'
xoud take part in international silver ooiioio
u the prospect VI arranging such cohleicHoo ~
favorable the resolution was 10 De Pu'neu '.
49, The fact that no effort has been made 70
hurry the matter seems TO lndlcao Una. -,
1,oh,rg SLOW progress and that 1t Is deemed al
vlsable to do nothing until more ueli'' .
s.ond,ng l. reached with the European Governments
involved. ~ A., ,ro,..
The passage OF Il Free Coinage bill by the House
y, representatives WILL OF course, put an ehd at
80. 10 the hone OF an international conference anu
- .hoo+ NJ the Bland bill becoming law has,
move than ANYTHING else, operated 70 DING te MN
mi IN obtain such a conference 10 s lanus''
Whether the project can get , ie of the
not depends afScly Oh wv
pext few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
,n,.p uorvAy,s FAILING POWERS.

Washington Feb. 26 (Special).-It has become pam
fully evident to Judge HolmahS ass"ei"''s ~
,h.. bis physcal powers rapidly failing ana t"'
ma labor and cares of the chairmanshp OF the AP
nronratious Committee are too heavy for nm. hc
bas not been in gooi health during the last tweNe
monts and his advanced age-seventy years en-
the probabinty of his early or permanent rcs'or'o''
TO health and vIsor Is Is natural tic "e"N'".s
his physical powers has seriously i'npAn1u a'm,t,,
uo,,an,s mental health and vigOr, and his ability
NJ Keen a firm grasp upon the muffarious and per
nl.xIne details OF his committee work. IL mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
AN "TMPROvEDT GOLD CURE.

Troy. y. Y. Feb. 26.-Thc Fisk Improved Chloride
Of Gold Company. Of this city, will be Incorporated
within "A week with II capital Of 100000 The com
pany has purchased from DR. +. jay FISK his cure for
drunkenness. the announcement of the discovery Of
which was recently made. II f. Intended To found a
sanafum In this city and To organize subsidiary
companies throughout the country.
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JT-DGE EOARMAN DOES NOT APPEAR.

Washington. Fob. 26-Judge BOannan was asked To
appear today before the sub committee of the House
Committee on Judiciary TO answer the charges against
him Of misconduct the bench as United states
Judge OF the Louisiana District. lie was not pres
cnt today and Chairman Oates Of the sub committee
has not heard from him. Unless Judge BOarman puts
in a defence, 1t Is probable tho sub committee VIII
recommend that the preliminary steps To his impeach'
L.. f.tsn
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CONFINED BY THE SENATE.

Washington, Feb. 2G.-Tho Senate in executive Sc,-
sion to-day confirmed the following nominations
Secretaries Of United states LcgatonS-Fnncls Mac
Mutt Of the District Of Columbia at Madrid; llarrc
H. Ncwberry. Of Michigan. mt Constantinope; Henry
r. smith, 81 Michigan, Assistant Register Of the
Treasury r. u. Howard Collector Of Customs at
superior Mich: Major John W. Clous. Deputy Judgc
Adyoc lienerl with the rank OF LleutcnantCOOnel
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recently been observed that he appears to have be
come 10 some extent, Indifferent and inattentive to
matters which in the past would have absorbed all
his interest and energy and Is feared by his friends
that he may find himself unable 10 carry ont the plans
which he lad at the beginning OF the session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
c,,,,rp pnIGur HY TILE TREASURY.

Washington Feb. 26.-The offers of silver 10 ,ne
Treasury Department today aggregated ''o'ooo
ounces. The amount purchased was 10000 ounces
90 follows: 10000 ounces at $O.9OSO, ooOoo o'u'e"
AT so0os5 The Director Of the Mint alnouhocu ."'.
a., government having purchased the full amount vi
L.. reouired by law for the current month"; ho
tnrther offers will be considered until wednesday,
=
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should attempt TO transfer their land 10 citizens OF the
United states the thlckasaws will regard the acton as
forfeiture Of the trust estate ard will assert the rght
n the Choctaws and Chckasaws to resume full owner
ship and viii be compelled TO test the validity OF any
such transfers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
NOMINATED BY TIE PRESIDENT.

Washington, Feb 2G-Thc President today sent Ia
the senate the following nominations: Homer {.
Powers to be Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
District Of louisiana Frederick Francis sherman, Of
Massachusetts, and william II. Iron>ldes Reancy, Of
MARYLAND TO bc chapains In the Navy, Thomas ..
Jewctt Of Missouri. and Frank r. Armes. Of Con
nccticut, 10 be assistant paymascra In the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
THE DESERT LAKE MAY BE LARGER IHAH EYER.

salton. Cal. Feb 26.-From present Indications the
desert lake here will be much larger thi0 last year.
At present the lake Is about nan ",'lo "ioe ana
a,,.r rupp,,c along the Southern Pacific track for
ahont two miles extends on out Of sight TO the south
Al this time last year there was not drop OF water
,ts,hlo aIt,opgh there was quantity few inches be-
,o the su,toce Of the sink. 1t was not until several
o,or,hs I,tor that the foods occurred In the Glln
and colorado rivers caused By the melting snow, and
, -, ,s, that the water In salton sink began to
onn III iu,io, The In the mountains
present Is heavier than for years ana coming as the
NJ, vi ~ ,tnr"tcd a lake OF unc1ampled extent will
probably be created old residents believe that about
H. ~ r. desert below seaevei Will be overlooked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
NiRRiE4NSFTT PIRE SOLD.

Boston. Feb. oG.-NarrnCansctt Park sold Yes
t,rday for a3I 800 II representative Of society
called the Rhode Island state Fair Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
EIiHnPrAN nRODTCE.

Liverpool Feb. 20. 10 p. m.Becf in poor demandy
extra India mess duh at FPS Cd prime mess, dull 40
3Os Pork in far demand prime mess Western. line,
firm al SOS 3D. Ilams-rhe demand Is improving;
short cut about IA 10 lG.bs firm. AT abs 3D. lacon
I'm fair demand Cumberland cut. about IS 10 30 lbs,
firm nj 35s short rib. about 25 lbs. firm at BIS long
ShouIdeS-Abcut IL to II bs. firm mt 2's. Cheese In
poor demand. Tallow I'm poor demand Spirits OF
inrpent ne In good demand: firm ut 21s. Resin In
poor demand. Lad-Spt and futures In poor de-
mand Wheat in poor demand: Ne; red. winter.
steady M IS II Id. Flolr in poor demand Corn
Spot and futures I'm fair demand mixed Western spot
and Febr,lnry firm Is I'd March. firm mt Is Sd.
Hops ut l. ndol-Iae.Hc Csat-There Is nothing
Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-27
STAINED.
God Ordinary SlG N Nq% Madlns

S,rct V Gad 3,dnary 13iG Middling ......6Ns
In the cQntact line there vas variable ana less SeSi'e
During the early session the sltuiDon hlu q
wax look with renewed selling for ''ong" account
prompted By caster Liverpool a1yies The result was
t.clin. OF 2d3 POINTS. The feeling however, subse-
qucnty became stronger and the los was quickly cc9N.
receipts moderate. ana tire INFERIOR
movement showed a falling on Tie close was st<ady
sf,.r onstierabe covering Of shorts" months
showed Of 6d9 points. while late deliveries
III mimi. hlghnr. sllas. 81 800 lales.