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Evening journal., 1892-03-18
uone cor ecnator NforrIlI.

WAsHINeroN, March Ex-senator Morrill,,
II is believed, has passed the crisis, and
there is now hope for his recovery.
Evening journal., 1892-03-18
A schooner Overdue.

Boston, March ls.-Schooner Tecumseh,
which sailed from Baltimore over three
weeks ago for here, has not been heard Of
since, and IL is feared she is lost.
Evening journal., 1892-03-18
smnIIpo, Kim. score- DaiIy.

GUANAuJArO. Mex, March 1S.-Scores OF
deaths occur here daily from smallpox. All
efforts TO prevent a spread Of the disease
have failed.
Evening journal., 1892-03-18
Deacon,s Trial Dav FIXED.

NIck, March 1s.-The trial Of Mr. Deacon
for killing NJ. Abeille has been appointed
for May 16
Evening journal., 1892-03-18
nnrrin. Innnrnrnled.

GUATEMALA, March ls.-General keins
Barrios was inaugurasod president With
much ceremony. The country Is IN psssecf
oeace.
Evening journal., 1892-03-18

The Concord at st. Thomas.
WASHINGTON, March is. - The United
States steamer Concord has arrived at St.
Thomas.
Evening journal., 1892-03-18
DISSOLUTION

The co-partnership now exist
ing between Max Ephraim q Co.,
will be dissolved on March 25th,
1892 Mr.. Max Ephraim will
continue after that date.
Evening journal., 1892-03-18
seno,or min In sayarnah.

SAvANNAH, March is-All the way from
Macon 10 Savannah. wherever Senator Hills
train made a brief stop, some OF the people
boorded il 70 shake the senator's hand. As
il entered this city the engineer started his
whistle and kept IL going. The signal
started the other whistles IN the railroad
yards, and they shrieked a strident and
deafening welcome to the party as the
train drew into the station. Before II
stopped It was surrounded by a crowd,
which welcomed the senator as he stepped
from the platform with cheers aud clap
ping of hands.
NJ A. OByrne and J. NJ. Bryan. Of the
Hibernian society. met the senator at the
station and escorted him through the cheer
ing crowd TO a carriage which was IN wait
ing for him, and in which he was taken to
the De Soto Cote, where TIE banquet was
held Senator Hill said;
GENTLEMEN or TIE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY
II Is presumptuous on my part TO attempt 70
speak In GeOrgia-famOus all over the country
as the land of orators and eloquence. Ny en-
barrassment is relieved by the fact that glanc-
ing over the list OF officers Of your club think
/ can assume that am among friends. Laugh.
teri Glancing over the names / am reminded
more Of the general committee Of Tammany
Hall than OF anything else. prolonged and re-
newed laughter and applause.l I fear you may
know something Of that organization
Speaking Of your orators / think / know
where the next president Of the United States,
whoever he may be, can fll up his whole cab.
met. Laughter and cheers.l And talk about
the loyalty Of Savannah. ! had not been here
an hour before was convinced that every citi
zen here was in favor OF the old flag and an ap
preparation foy the harbor iorest laughter.l
The senator said that be had promised to
vote for the appropriation and his trip
might cost the government heavily. AS he
had been very busy, the senator said, hunt
and fishing down south prolonged laughter
he had prepared few remarks which he
would read. He then read his prepared
speech, which was on line with those de
livered at jackson and Birmingham.
The Iowa Convention Harmonious.
DIES MONIES, March is.-President Har
rison's friends controlled the Republican
state convention here. A delegation wa
selected TO represent the state at the ma
tional convention, nearly all Of which is 70
the denomination Of the president, and al
of which, 1t is confidently believed, vii
vote for him.
The selection Of A B. Cummings, a prom
nent Anti-Prohibitionist, as temporar
chairman, was regarded as an indicatio
that both factions are TO be united for th
, national campaign. On assuming the chair
( Mr.. Cummings spoke at length on the issue
before the party in state and nation. H
referred 70 Senator Hill as ''the bar siniste
in Democratic politics, and declared tina
for tine first time in the history Of th
Tinted States. great national party Ia
b)und at the foot Of a local organization
Tammany Hall.
For delegates at large General J. s. Clarl
Evening journal., 1892-03-18
Toilet Chamber { cts.
81 new styles, $500 Sets SO so;
5000 Sets ~ 90; S.. 80 Sets So. 90
and onward TO S25.
Housekeepers Department
SECOND FLOOR)

HabeIman's steel
Enameled Ware.
The cheapest. cleanest and strong
est Kitchen Ware made Gray,
blue and white and all white. We
carry an imuense assortment. The
new additions ere:
All White Cullenders SOC.
All white, ll-inch Walters, with
blue and gold band. 25c.
All White Cups and Saucers. soc.
All White Dinner Plates, 1Sc
All White Soup Ladies', 1Sc
Blue and White Roasting Pans,
soc.
Blue and White quart Pudding
Pans. 35c.
Blue and White Pat. Coffee Big
gins, 81.
Gray Tea Kettles, one piece. Qt.,
S1.3s.
China Mating.
80 rolls just opened at special lov
prices An example: DOUBLE
SEAMLESS FANCY zoe per yard
or 81. 80 per roll of 40 yards Price
It elsewhere.
$500 yds. Floor Oilcloth at special
low prices, the 2jc. quality go and
22c; the 35c. quality e7c.; the 45c.
quality $40. All widths in proper
tion.
Evening journal., 1892-03-18
Tea Sets.
Lamps.

huItIFIos
Every ona worth double Parlor
Vase Lamps, large and painted
richly; complete with shade to
match, 81 5O,si 75, $500, se 80,
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

he DAY Thers steady but slow Secln. up and
recovered ~ olo,c at s6isc January 50 a. cut.
%rst aq ne op1 2p.ts m s2 Est to bid
for It. Low gradcs arsIapd and Supe,or 7lc Close
January closing ssigc May opening sGSc hi I hard
Gsc.t S''fsis g9' sss o., &c. northern 9dsc
PEORIA III Jam S6-Com steady. active ~" Mn 9ol
80 No. 3 90 t N Whit $sSs,e ye nominal So Sea c
s9c whkc T% wi1e' s, = g o6B Blr bh rye 5000
LasG barley 600 bush s 6c5 Psns '-O'' O'
MILWAUKEE, Jrn COLOUR quiet Wheat cay e G cSf
SG 40 ,Prns sS qa HS No White 30 80
i2c Rye a; S1; 81 No Grd Nay, SO 81 ecsP oco
toSr 800 1S, What Ts@S sSCo P bbI Wheat 10000
rhadooh Jan. 5oFour shows no material r, e9a@ Sn
cs,iohs but the wasnes' in Wheat sso. oality wheai
yc hour con@es d o ,, oe and d S 10 dSics and
he ab.nce ocdauand for export Prices declined ~ ,r,
III. % 9sry fS', G- P i gad'd PsD"Iy
yana red grain d1ot 81 or No. md FrbTnarv
e .'p@ G % Mafsh 81 OF r. a3 3i@ OF &pf
sndcy lover cables and Adycse o'agr S ,s
The mttr0r % continued h sTS %aa
inquiry from shippers. bn Their limits on NV %aSnd and
steady 30 mixed track 47c NJ. in eleyal0f Tor
for trade isc stcamcr IN EXPORT 'e.s' ~ 10
: hiah mixed and Yellow in grain depot SOL an ARR,
%y gaog Nav 'T'S2. fS@TS NaE for
firm under demand and mcdcase olcrnss To
SR M,c 20 ;N &c. 90 Wit qG oS choc; Do do 80
3sLGS9c Buttar dn with demand equal to reep'e 81
desirable table grades Penn,yvanIn croan'E SAda on 3D.
I Ea 6q rst g"a a " iS s0S
XXX XXX ~ " andar4 ' pvccd &c me s!s"gl1;'a
&c; standard granuIa"d c; Crown fsc Cyst1ti .a
&c double rctnl Diamond a. T a Ga"Sy ov. re &c
Franklin B. S'c taokn ENtH 3sG R SScS n@g
Receipts Flour 300 bbl, 900 sacks wheat 200 bun
Go 500 bush e's 600 ba;f 1ao IiS
February 3i5.c; May 3ji-c. Corn drli. steady; No
cash 49, Rye duh; cash sll2c. Clover-ccd dull
eT cnsh "na ten"{ . 90 T b5 corn 90 900
hush OFT, io2o bush rye poe bush cloy"1th, "5o
colersc,d SO bags.
St I9a. !an 2cflOgE pssecGa Via; op sECS
market declined aud depres,ed though ra'tna
teidey: 80 > nd cash ssas9c NAV 3i'-d92i-c. dos
iag 3l~c bi; July s7as7i2 c closing s7isc ia. torn
ket ~ 10 wa supposed ,gu-re "oud be -scn b.Gal
IN t. and thS iatcst s,ies Wen" ic below ye-tcrays
oo.s. Other future wcr' qulot. cVcopt fairy god
$3.50 f ~ cash l' to ,s Man
BID. oats nominal 40. ceh 2pc bid May c9-,d
Sls a'A E n"mna n @'P Am 'aI T1yb,ogsd , "
quiet and steady sacked thl, side 81 a'Sc east track
ma S c5@ p '@ ed on %% %A5 ne s. e.
refined. ~ - and carloads on private al. Bntt,r
%ss TAD @o5as loc. ~hRsy lady j il. narrina
q 'H PORK s - % IS % DID, III 90 To- new Lard i - scc
% 80 by ,altd mcatS-boNed shoulders - ~ longs
cr, - = ons- a9d RIBS 80 40 short Lar 4d - q
c.ps-f1our. 1000 IBIS wheat. 5000 bush corn 2s,,-
y Qoo bush. Shpnrf'"f Flour 1900 Pc; wheat 1900
"a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
TIE TRADE IL CInCAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 81 (spcciab.-Boarsh mblcs. con-
Inucd heavy selling by fnrlrdgc, and the prospect Of
a small Increase IN the visible supply on Monday. al
contributed Ia a weak wheat market yesterday. The
price most If the day under puts and puts were
good at the close. MAY sold between 80 - and % -,
and closed at 80 l-la9O - cents. The best buyer
Of the day va, Cottrell. he having bought puts on
800. 900 Friday night. Just SION III" market
dropped under the put price ns tuying began and
lasted until the close The met thai the scaboani
cl,nranCrs from both coasts were 1uOO.OOO bushels
under the weak before, and that primary mnrhct re
ccipts were 10000 bushcl. mur than the week b.
fore were considered additional selling Corn
was a shade lower but duh May sold from 81 IA
To 80 81, and closed at 80 - cents. I'll" big
porl, l275 900 bushels for the week. did not rnlivrn
The trade. With the whole pit rather Indifferent.
price, simply followed wheat. oats tnllel along
after wheat. and corn in rather lsilcsS May
sold from 30 - 10 30 - and closed at 80 o. cents.
Provisions weak early on news from the Stock
Yards They closed with most Of the loss recovered
on mOcfiit" buy ing bv Armour The hog receipts for
the week. 10000 exceeded the estimate by 1000.
The estimate for Monday WAS - 900, the estimate
for next week 10000. The January receipts were
Just about Il round million Hogs closed 10 10 - cents
lower, but Armour took about 1000 pork. and the
purchase was said to be against large sale of meats
Tor export. May pork sold from So to Sll 7j bnt
closed ut ~ 81 May lard from SG - TO 80 %. and
closed ri - 20; May ribs from ~ o. to - 81, but
clo,Dd 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.Yorl Slturiay Jan. 80 -GEI,V Es- Receipts. 100
carl0lds or $50 head ~ cailOid- 'Jttrrcd dl"t u
Including - cariotl for FHsans C"nTsny.
and l. caod- Tor the market Of which only one carload
-od. I.cliug duh
CITY dressed BET N SACK demand at Gdslc pr n.
Latest cable advltcs Friday. January -. The
London love with good rrif.-"rlfcd BET
selling 90 Irr 70. American ter slow ~ l0Idll
TOP. ~. estimated dead WEIGHT shipments reported.
CALNES-fecoiIt- s. had. mainly a. G0th-st N"ry
few N,ai- offered. one lot sod 1t 6-lc We
and sale. Wcr' q; - 51as8 30 few ealines
selling down 20 -. NJ blruya i, sold.
- - 100 = e. frtrnrs. - =. At -.
Hallcl beck Io, 81 Ws,,ein calves, 80 T. at - 10
H. m.plle & CO.: & veal. common l.. =. 1T 6l1c
head ,sroids At OOth.t AR oad a. I"r~-y 'y. and
. carloads 40 HOtoken. There u active demand
for hc steady prices for sAr"p white Ia
and shade lower. N'r} common " flr sheen
sold - .5dsi 81 per 100 .ul!, a. - ordinary 10
choice lambs At 80 ljGs' nAed los AZ - 2adt3 ~. 80
a,c.aEe ~ rs per 100 n 3e Western lan.G, ri r.
~ - lo7 do 70 p. at g 30 o..
Wc-trn sheep and hailclppcd lambs. a. ~ -; zoo
Missouri sheep and lambs. - %. ct 81 "a stats sheep
newton : Gilcp tl7s Canadian lambs. 97is p - :;
}. y. PdeocA & sons 10 ohio lambs. s22 y. at - :;
% OHIO sheep. Jos ~ AZ - 80
D Mcpherson GO. - state sheep and lambs tcuisi
u Harfniton eli Nichipan .ho,p 81 r. AT - 80. 700
OHIO do - r. a. - n l-e stat. lambs. - 2 - -
20 Michigan DO - o. at - % 70 DO - p. a. - G-
Hume A Mullen Ibi state anh, - p AZ - p; -
g. u ll~nback 200 Western lamb. -0 = q; rs -.
HOGS-Rccepte - carload, 1888 head carloads
AZ 4Oth.st aud carload. Irsef CITY, None for sale
siye. Nonlnally steady at - 05ati 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01

rad .saqss s@"e soeo.Sa "
SCI ?' 30 80, d S. ,sSt Pfa;s
& sperm Tgde 9S Dc DC natural a:tar s RICE 49,
do beaeRed rns HF sSsCc whale crude s0gscfn 45c
ars MaRel ssJ do Dc ssSd f'S s1H
ss1oG COX COX ra lsJc o sa s sSsS1c olive
4EA A1S r sS At da MARIE sgHs Ter
IN, rat grain Lyeo was 4nG H a. at 40 ana
quoted .'u az A. Cd Pi:TROLEUM CHARTEIS-Brit'sh
aa Snor EaocrM siaGS7 | @
sa@ oas ORE rn'T y s e SorWssaS 10 lark G
brunswick 10 Cork for orders, naval stores - cd aud
pr,ae ,Im. and trinidad to New-York asphalt 81
and ,chargc schooner H,lon l.. Martin, hence TO san
Iort cbaigs sy .ehooaef A. j. week, Moe to HGyana
.ta,c, on private terms British stsamer sunshine, Fer.
qand ma to LdSa an5 AZ on TIate terms
- prr f"lF bac. lark Rcbecca GODDARD ,ir,nd CAY.
man to boston logwool on private trims schooner r J.
W"ofrun Mobile coon, coal = 30; schooner ''od.n
Bal henc to MaaceGo r'i cb cargo ana ana, oacS %s
John F. KaW Portland Bueoos Ayres, lumber. 70 80;
asS lsF 12aHrv gpa av S S5
M wn he Moss Y9a g % s; 1Ss' D,S no
E<t mess quoted At s7s,7 50; iinhy sios4ll packet
s2''G ss n 9Gs 81 5Pft a. .H es nf' =
quoted ~ 3od+i and at tho West a. siZ 900
Sol, zoo peksd hans sa.c 1so at Chicago 100 boxcs
f ssc az Clues e" qaCd at % ' rtSGd
@SfSa d. iS iAG'Sa :aS1as5 c 900 %
for export private terms quoted at ,g rgil!.
sa t s9' At for hen m
Sa6 he'd o } SS Ct S9 so 2s D .S
..LARD suffered furher break todsy ',m 1 nit
close slowed decline Of pa point ya.h s 90.
4 fV .t41
g go,G at 6 IS Ds go tcs S7Sc; March c-ed
eq Gsc- Fa st in s cd@% % 2.
Ser we.cr .Ss 9a G%f, cT wSni@@ W. W.T.,
crn. Juno cNra- &c June r,s 22a23c hifds 20 sec.
TIA, fan end, 2,d26c; nrt- 22d24c -econds i9d2ic;
satc dairy Welsh tub. extras, zoe tr, 25d24c see.
first, 22d24c seconds. 2Od2lc State dairy. rkins
PC ar.t 22a2sc second, 2lc Western Imitation
Western dairy. first. p 023 seconds. is"2oc factory.
onds 70 ir'tN iG2di5rci factory, fresh eAua'.
cHffSE While shCvinc no material chang. The market
f,rtsr5 s'"ut . cSom f n,id any liz IL
faicy 6 ts s MADE sor nac to m es
~ .sns s"dc part ssiMe odcGI so%S%n to rhoite
daT. Gu seonS SN a1 fcs1fS rule State ana P,nnsyi
y,nla fresh 2Jo:51e southern primo; frsh 2ts34sc
D WITCH icrhaa g"O'fc 'ie ind iGafES u "'
ST. a. sa 9 se and rs dq quoted
e ,i 50 'a HHf?fca f"a 'o, hSa Gut ' a
cc csE 's ro"a XXX 1'' .ss Gin4 ia
Noa T. ' tnG R'@ s a. Wn1.3, o1"'s@:r
iidscrood a. iiiISq5 isioc; FhocnlS SLID
81 d'!': 7 iG}P S.iSc =" s.SqS So stds9S
80 TO- 5.lGd9 7.iGc; NO H. 80 d3asc 40 IL. a.lGd
SrEARlNE SLOW city IN tc' qao:ca a. rs ard
o' TALTow" Duii and Unbalanced in prc. prime city
pfedA At tl.c NJ ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
NEWARK.
GIFTS TO BENEFIT ANIMAL

Mrs. r. A. Cartwright has presented 10 the New
Jersey society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Aha''
a largo tract of land in the state OF NcofdSha Inc
property embraces mile square in Clay county aula
cent 10 the town of Edgar, and contains Vai"apo
woodland The only condition Of the gft Is u'd' INC
society shall retain possession of the properly nnui IL
san be sold for enough 10 give the society SUM- sun"
Gent successfully To carry on its work Mrs 'arF
vrigN lives NJ No. 1872 Hghet. Mr. Cart"rehL her
husband left generous donation TO me '"iese vi
Physicians and Surgeons, and 1t vas Mrs Cartwright
original purpose to give this property to the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals pom
learning the needs Of the NewJeeey Society however,
she decided 10 give the property to that society.
Eighty men employed in the hat factory OF Ferry ~
Manner are On strike on saturday they were informed
that IL they did not 10 work the factory would
be closed.
Locomotive No 463, OF the Pennsylvania Railro%i'
which is used for drilling at Newark while drawing
several freigltcass the curve in the road ie&ng
to the Centre St bridge al a. M. Yesterday, jumped
the track The engine plunged over the line for tNy
feet and then toppltd with the tender and one
car. In its progress the engine tore away fifty feet OF
the fence along the track and demolished q signal
tower. joseph W. Brewster, brakeman. was Dauly
injured about the head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
ORANGE.
TROLLEY CARS TO BE RUN TO-DAY.


Tho overhead trolley electric system on the Newark
and Orange street line is TO into operation ~
5 O'Clock this morning. The line IS 10 be operated
BY the Newark Passenger Railway Company nom us
Boyd-st. power house Twenty RAGS are TO be run On
six minute Roadway from a. IA. to l a. H. Inc
running time from Tory Corner West Orange 70 TIC
Markets.. station, in Newark is TO be forty-two
minutes, a reduction of Twenty five minutes over tle
horse schedule The new line through Market
st. Westinghouse, Central ave and Fourtssnth-st TO
Oranges ST., Rosevlle where 1t will join the old horse
car line Tie stables in LinColnaNe., Orange are 10
be abandoned and the horses taken TO RoseVlne,
where they will be used the Old line down orange
st. The old Orange will be used on this line
The new line is pronounced by experts the beetbht
0ns in the country. ON saturday night an expert
mental car was run over the line 10 the West Orange
terminus, where q supper was served al Dupns hotel
Michael Fitzgerald fifty two years 3D. was found
dead yesterday morning in the cellar OF the second
Ward Hotel Death due to heart filuie brought
on by exposure and alcoholism Fitzgerald was =
veteran Of the late lie had a wife in Brooklyn
IRON whom he bad been separated on account OF his
disslpated habits. There are TWO grown sons In
Brooklyn, also married.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
11vr srncK MARKE1s-nY rrLEnnArn-

BaG4l1 Jan. 80 Cote I,occp- 10 thc Nst y nouns.
90 h.aI Tor thu. fJr l. 300 head
tme lat wt-k l3psO head Consigned through. 80
had u which go 10 Nrw- York. 0l 20 heed .
unrAe upnet steady and nm Win hut few here closed
-tsaly Receipts Tor the past - hours 900 head
total for week thus IA lu5 BlO for tin" la.t
week. III 80 head; ienel through. $500 head 81
which I New-loTk s1lr 300 head market
op-u.i -tdy 'or light ersd,- heavy strong: co-,d
.teddy heavy pr,de ~ sjG - % I"ker and mediums.
75o - good bo-t jjd - 60 d. lPnt
lnd pig Jpd-i 50 good heavy 'Td,. -'ori - pie-
roast 70 80 -tips ~ fair. - q
- assorted rourh- - ju0 3 - ron2h-, ~
o-3 - stag. 53Rs3 - Nh,"p aud ltIb~-K"c4Is for
th. past - hours 800 head ut 81 foi week u.-
81 ojO head tmc last wok. $50 head con
signed through. 500 head 10 New york. 900 head
sale 5000 head ket oPncd 100 ~ lover fof lambs
sheen barely ady closed quiet weak sheep extra
fouct - IS good choice IS 1915 80 faif 70
good si0s4 30 culls and COMMON ~ 50d ~ 23 lambs.
rood h. oAtra native 80 500 ~ - fair good do. f10
~ 40 culi, common - 20df5 10 Canada common 10
eNut, 49, j0a:G -.
s. Louis. Jan. S0.-Cauo- Receipts, 500 head shil.
mcnt 80 head market sUady At Yesterday. PREVAILING
prices. HOg--RoceptS 500 head shipmcntS 600
heat narhct 5ul0r lower; fair T. prime hcAVy. 35n
- -; mixed odinary u good - sOdtt 30; light fair
D. bc-t ~ 2j0Si 90 Ercclps none shipments.
100 head rkct nOminaly steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
EIIZAREIH

SHE TURNED HER HUSBAND INTO THE STREET.
Mrs wilhelmina Richards of No. $50 Elizabeth
ave. ON Saturday turned out of doors her husband,
sxtyfye years old The couple owned grocery store.
home and considerable real estate, and IL seems The
property Is all in Mrs. Richards name. she says
her husband Is longer able 10 be OF assistance TO
her IN the business and she does not propose TO Keep
him longer. The homeless old man got shelter In the
house Of a neiyhbor, and is trying to secure the
services Of a lawyer to compel his wife to disgorge
at least his personal property. Mrs. Richards ID
character here. One of her pecuarlaes ls 10 jump
on and Of horse-cars when they are In mouol'
sonpe wears ago she arrested in New YORK on
q charge Of shopltfting and pleaded that she was n
kleptomanac.
Mrs Catherine Pease, well-known resident OF
Elizs1ethport dropped dead last night In the street.
Her two daughters were attending theatrical per
formance at the Temple Opera House ana lnehu
was sent to break the news TO them. They were met
lust as they were leaving the theatre am the messenger
burted out the startling information. one Vi '"o
youpg women gave shrek and tainted Mr>.
Pea.e was ffty-lwo years old ard lived at NO -I'
Clark Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
COTTON MARXrrS-Ry rE1roK ,pu

Liverpool Jan. 30, 10 30 p mCotton dull and prices
ally buyers fiNor Anorican mifdling. Lied
-aes. Gc0o bales including 500 for -pecu,tlon and
port receipts, 10000 bales. Including 1900 American
Futures American mldllng. low middling clnuse.
february ard MeIch delivery. diGId ai-o 3 OoGd !:
March April delivery 04d, also al also G3-Gid
AprI and May delivery. 36id. also : 2o4d May aud
deliver 6-6id. also 5.6td: June and July de-
livery I 9.0id July and August delivery 120ld also
ll.G4d August and september delivery. li-Gid also
l3.B4d There tenders for deliveries tdnys
clcarngs.
Galveston. Jan. 30.-cotton quiet mddmg. 15.IGc
low middlinp, 7-lGr good ordinary -. l0c nc and
receipts 2.l0% bales o&p1rts To Great rtain s2
bales -ae-. 500 bales stock. 1881 bales.
folk. Jan. so Cotton dull mlddlpg. a7sc net
ceuts bales ldi5 halc- rNporti cOa.twlsc
fO7 bnlc sales s3l tales stock (corrctc SO 6t bales
savannah. Jan. 80 elton quiet midiling. 6Ac low
M bale. exports coastw-c, go bales sales lOC bale,
stock. IOS.cs3 balcs.
Ncw-o Orleans. Jan $e-CoLton cay middlmg. I5-l6c
"a bales gross 81 bales exports Great Hritnlp
g9j bale France Sl00 bales 10 the Continent 900
bales Coa,twisc 3OcS bales sales, 3 $50 bales, stock
lJS ,3S2 bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

THE DETECTIVES PRISONER ESCArfD'
superintendent Smith, Of the ponce receiver " V'7-
gram yesterday from Detective Daioh u""U ~
D,,.hr.a pm II informed him that John Hyer,
Who three months ago embexzled nearly S'Ooo from
William Harney. a reaLestate agent In jersey 'ity
had escaped from the detective. Hyer was oook-
keeper for Harvey, When he fled with nearly @''ooo
,r took his wife with him. he was arrested IN S~n
Francisco Cal, soon afterwad and Deoeeu'e o"i'''i
uas sept there with extradton papers. Hyer ap-
n.a,.d IN the courts and prevented the extrdition
unaI early last week when Daf0n got the accused
man Dalton was on his way home from san IRAN
cisco when liver escaped ct a. M yesieruay rom
sJoo,ine car Daltons Telegram 10 the supcrlll-
tendent contained 10 particulars OF the escape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-01
The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. 3O.-I1our quiet, un, hanged receipts.
7Gt1 bib shipment. 575 Dbl, sales. bbls. Wheat
quiet and lower No . I'd. -Iot ana January 81 OOt
II coz February, II UO2aii OOs. March. II Ol May.
~ O.. i,4sl U2l So. . red 9-GJs receipts.
30 oO9 BUSH stock. Gl.G'J bush sales. $1,000 bush
Sonther wh,at scady IultI JJc0Gl " IOnElerry D7c
a.l o.. Cora steady hiAcd SPOT and January - v
f9,r. lruary 49,. GfSa-c March. 4Si.afs,r Aprl.
4si,c Nav 4Siac; steamer nlNcd. i6i.d5,c receipt.
.2D Lush shipments 1880 bush: stock g28 NO
bush "a g. $4,000 bush southern dun white and
Fellow i-d5c. oats quiet No white Western, 81.
40 mixed SIC receipts, 900 bush. stock. - 40
RYE dull 1or"ly steady no ? soc teecIt, G,39I
bush stock 80 sj bush llay finn good 10 choice timothy
4l8 tOoil5 30. .Tain ireisht- quiet Cotton nominal
mlddlng &c. Provisions quiet, str1dy. Butter very
iirn hanged. llcs 2aa2lc. Conoe firm. quiet; RIO
car.o4s far. zoe; No T. lie. Sugar quiet. Copper
steady. Wh-Hcy quiet.
I,uipo. y V. Jan 30.-Sprng wheat weak and dun :
No hard closed at Jn'icGil O0 40 Northern co.ei
AZ 90 qasc. sales 1000 bush No Northern "a. .
cl0. me at gsc. Winter wheat steady; ear. 30 rcd
.od At g7lac: l No white At 97ac. Corn active
ears No z yellow a. MA 10 ear, NO 3 vel.
low Al ffd4ii.c: No. 3, at 49, dic closing AZ
IN oI-id. prices. oats easier ald good demand
~ Oc0 bush Western sOld It: G22c: 600 bush 80 )
do Al 65c IS bush Washin lton. 1000 I'm ia
SAMPLES AZ 5sc. Ry.-No demand offerings Flour
dull weak: best spring. bjaTj 10; do winter - ~
I've nour .od at IS %. Mn duh coarsr wintcr
Irn sold az Si7 do =prnr at SIG 30 Receipts Wheat
900 bush 2s. 600 bush oats 900 bush shin.
ncnts-Wh,a.. T., 600 bush.
Chicago Jan. 80 The leading futures ranged follows