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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05

IMPERIAL GRANUM-A neighbours child beln, very
low reduced fact mere baby skeletonfsom want Of
nourishment as nothing could be found which the csrd
could retain urgent request OF friends rrepx
were induced to try IMPERIAL GRANrM which proved
Of benefit the child that It grew ard thyed hyand
ell comprehension. At the same time had calt sick
with cholera infantum being presented with t Of
the GRANU, with the high recommend from this nei2fbor
used it. and continued It's to raise the child ard
firmly believe this had all to do in saving the foper hid
NE and the greater part In restoring own child "a
health. A. c. G-Leondrds illustrated Medical Jours
Detroit, Mich, oct. 1887.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
Shining Depot JOHN CARLE ( SONS. New.York.
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,o,n p rs,r vice.president and general counsel OF
SENATOR CALL GETS HIS SEAT.

Washington Feb. (specau.-The Senate to DAY de
cided by unanimous vote that Mr. Call OF fIo'1u'r
has rightfu title TO the scat which he has peeh h"'
ing Professionally since early IN Decemoer'
was no division Of opinion In the Privileges ana heo
,iors Committee on the Call Davidson case, and In
the report made the claim Of Mr.. Davidson was as
missed almost contemptu0usly 10 contest i'r Se's
in the senate in many years has met with such Ash
dsfavor as that carried against Mr. CAL by Governor
Fleming OF Florida. The resolution seating MT 'h'
gave rise to long and technical discussion OF the IL"
governing Senatorial elections In whch various Slightly
differing interpretations were sought 70 be put upon
,no rcdoral statute OF l.G6. The argument was u
purely formal one however, not touching the can
case directly The Caggett Dubois contest Is now te
only one left to be decided by the senate The EIec-
tons Committee has reported In favor OF Mr.. Dubois pub,
the sitting member, but two members VIII submit n
minority report In Mr.. Caggettj behalf pr. DuDos
viii undoubtedly win but there Will be some aclNe
opposton on tie floor of the Senate 10 the c0nrna-
fon his Title
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
dssEssMEyT FRlUDs DISCOVERED.

wur,r,ton Del. Feb 4 fspecsnp.-Tne scheme Of the
Domocr,. 10 pad the Isis OF ibis city has
been discovered and the Republican Levy Court las
tho revising OF the lists, the fraud will be ereetualy
checked The Illegal appear on the lists OK ms
two Democratic assessors, NJ. I. Conway and j. j.
O,u,rra Some time ago Levy Court Commissioner H. A.
Hickman went TO Assessor Charles Whann who IS Re.
nubllean and offered to him between 1000 and 1000
names presumably OF Democrats To BE placed on his lists
As the men on Nj Hlckman's list live in Whann's dstrcs
1, was unlawful for the other assessors 10 pace them
on uoho- ,ber districts The fine for placing upon the
Mt fictitious name the name Of any nonress.
dent Of the district IS 500 TO $500 for eeh
ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
THE WE4THER REPORT
A HEAVY STORM AT HAND.

Washington Feb. 4.--Ihe shallow cyclonia asa th''
doyelop.d over the plains OF Western Kansas during
Wednesday has increased in energy and moved over
Indian Territory and Southwestern Missouri THIS storm
will probably increase in power and move over the om'
Valley during Friday, and be attended with gales on the
Lakes and rain from the Gull north the line Of 10
noth north Of which will prevail. BEHIND ara
moving eastward with. the storm, cold wave WIKI nov,
with northrr from Kansas 10 tn Texas coast. CoGcnes
viii Increase. and the rain area mach the Aleghan,lss
dur ng the and portions OF the Atlantic states l
night, when the storm ccntr' VIII Probably irach ue
upper Ohio. Upon the Alleehanies heavy rains or sioN
nilV be expected. Another has appeared norm y
Montana and viii likely southeast and behind uas
now Southwest Missouri This latter storm may l-
Vert the Pow Of cold from the north over me
Dakotls and Minnesota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
TIE GArTEyALAy MINISTER GOING HOME.

Washington, Feb 4.-D0n Antonio Baters, the
Guatemaan Minister, has Informed the Secretary Of
state that lie will return tn Guatemala 10y the Pacific
Mail steamer which leaves NcwlOrk February 10, and
that he will use his best Offices TO secure the early
approval by Congress Of the reciprocity arrangements
recently signed by himself and Secretary Blaine on
behalf Of Guatemala and the United states. Mr..
Haters has expressed the opinion that the Guaemahn
Congress will certainly raufy the arrangements, re
eardess Of the result Of the Presidential election I'm
that country, the proposed commercial treaty would
save his country over 100000 year In the single
item Of coffee Minister Baters will take his family
back with him. They formerly lived In Washington
and have many friends here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.

For New.Encand northwestorly winds. becoming var.
able slightly warmer far Friday; increasing eloud!ness
eni rain Saturday.
For Eistein Ncw-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia. variable wlnaS
becoming southey slightly warmer generally fair Dung
the day but increasing coudincss and in 90 even
ing or night cloudy weather with rain OF snow SATURDAY
For the Carolinas. Georgia and Florida, warner 'na
fair Friday light rain Saturday.
For Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana rain FRIDAY;
lnrr colder North Mississippi and North Louisls
Saturday. = -. ,,.t,,,. .ai,
SATURDAY: decidedly cold two days. ,,..,
For Western NewSOrk, Western Pennsrlvania We,
Virginia and ONO wamer rain or snow, p obably heavy
I'm the northern districts colder saturday.
For Michigan and Wisconsin snow colder. ,
For Arkansas. Kentucky Tennessee Indiana, ILLINOIS,
and Missouri, rain or snow cold wave at night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
MODEL posTALCARs FOR GERMANY.

Washington, Feb (speclaD.-Thc German Govern
ment has lately caused models OF the best equipped
postalcars that can be produced in all countries in
which that Kind OF service Is in use 10 DC made for
hibuon In tie German museum and for the considcra-
ton OF the postal authorities OF tho Empire. Tho
models Of the posal-cars used in the United States
were made by the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad their shops In ST. Paul. and are beautiful
specimens Of initiative skill. They are exactly one
sixth the size Of the regular cars being ten feet in
length by ono and half feet in width and com
plete In every detail. The PostO1icc Department
acted as the representative OF the German Government
in this matter two officials Of the Railway Mall Service
having Inspected the models.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
HOLE PUNCHING MUST BEGIN AT ONCE.
THE HOUSE IMPATI ENT FOR CHAIRMAN SPRING Err
: TO REPORT HIS TARIFF FILLS.

THE HOUSE IMPATIENT FOR CHAIRMAN SPINNER
To REPORT HIS TARIFF ELLIS.
Washington Feb. A (speiaD within the last twenty
four hours Chairman Springer has been made to under
stand that the majority Of the House is in no mood
to euiurc eny further delay the part OF the Com
rttee On Ways and Means, and that the work OF
punching holes in the tariff must begin forthwith.
from more than a dozen quarters he has been warned
that unless e and his colleagues act. and do it
speedily his committee Will receive Instructions from
the Honse which it cannot afford to disregard
THIS has been extremely painful to the Sangamon
statesman. who seems 10 believe that it betokens a
want OF confidence in himself and his assistant hole
pluchers. lie realizes somewhat Reenly that he IS
by prepared to face the House and discuss
lis Free WOOL bill, Of he main provisions of which
that relating 10 the ad vaorem rates on woolen
goods-is By no means satisfactory 70 some, perhaps
not to q majority OF his Democratic colleagues the
Committee But he has also been made to realize
that he cannot afford 70 prOcrastnate and that either
that bill or some other measure must speedily be
brought forward the consequences may he exceed
ingiy unpleasant
This If cou.se, Involves a suspension, temporarily
at least Of the dark lantern" exercises from which
I've has fondly hoped and confidently expected to de
rive so mach pleasure and benefit. Chairman Springer
therefore said this afternoon that there would he q
meeting of the WAYS and Means Committee tomorrow.
In this meeting IL IS expected the Republican members
Of the committee will be allowed to take part. 1t -
given ont that trey viii also have the privilege OF
voting on the proposition 10 report The Free Wool
bill 10 the House with favorable recommendation,
ond that few days will be allowed them in which TO
prepare and file their objections 10 this important
measure which, dowa u this time, has never been con
sidcred by tho committee committee. In other
words, the plan Is 10 rush the bill through Inc
committee al railroad speed and report 1t to the House.
although even the able and distinguished economist at
the head OF the committee has rot had time or OPP
portuniiy to study digest the information and facts
relating 10 the subject with which he has been 80
c0poas,y supplied from official and other sources.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
u,nGE DEATry,s CONFIRMATION.

Washington Feb. 4.-The nomination OF James H.
Beatty 10 be District Judge for Idaho was confirmed
by the Senate today Mr. Bcatty's nomination In
February last was opposed by senators shoup and
Mcconnell who sought 10 convince the President that
the nomination would not be acceptable to the people
OF Idaho There was no action on II in the List Con
gross but the President appointed Mr.. Beatty 10 the
indg~hip during the recess. The Idaho Senators With
drew their opposition IN this session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH ITALY.
THE REPORT THAT THEY WERE TO BE RESUMED
nIscREDITED AT WASHINGTON.


Washington Feb. 4.The reports from Rome that
the Italian Government contcmplates Immediate re-
establishment OF fun diplomatic relations with the
United States, and that SignOr Catillh, now Minister
to Denmark, will be accredited to this Government
are discredited in Official circles in Washington III
view OF the fact that the officials Of the state Depart
ment have received no information whatever on inc
subject prominent diplomat said this afternoon
that If the reports were wefoundcd Marquis I'M
periaI the Italian Charge d'Ahaires. In accordance
with the custom in such cases would take carry oc-
cason to advise the Secretary Of state OF the purpose
OF his Government
significant fact in connection with this matter IS
that Mr. Porter, the American Minister to italy VINO
received leave OF absence aer the recall OF Baron
FGva the last Italian Minister at Waihingoh' Is suii
In the United States with 10 immediate intention Oh
returning TO his post notwithstanding the term OF his
original leave expired several weeks ago " Is under
stood that the question of his return TO !tay oePGu
altogether upon the action OF hat country III ics""
TO the vacant Washington mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
TIE SEARCH OF A CONSULAR AGENTS HOUSE

Washington, Feb. 4.-Thcre is no feeling Of resent
mcnt on the part Of the United States account OF
the action OF the Mexican authorities who searched
the residence Matamoras, OF Don EnricO Nizzaya,
the United States consular agent at Mer Mex, for
arms and ammunition supposed to be concealed there.
The agent in question is not citizen Of Mexico, and
not been at his post at Mer for several months.
lie has been living in Maamoras and IT was his
house there, and not the consulate Mt Mier that
searched The Department OF State VIII await full
reports by mail before taking action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
MrAsr.RE6 IL TILE SENATE.

WASHINGTON Feb. lin the absence Of Vice Presi-
dent Morton (who had gone 20 New York FOR few
days) the chair was occupied by Mr. Mandcrson Picsi-
dent pro ten.
Among the bills reported from committees ana
placcd on the calendar were the following
To constitute Newark y. j., port OF Immediate
trans pOrtauOn tt, .
Allowing thirty days leave 81 absence annually to
The empi6yhs Of the Hurcau ~ Engraving and PRINTING
Mr. PETER offered a resolution. which was agreed
TO- changing the day for holding special services Ia
memory OF the kate Senator Plumb 10 Thursday Feb
rnarY Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
4 NEW GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT.

Samuel Goodman has been appointed general freight
agent Of the Rome, Watcrtown and osdensburg Rail
road. The appointment gives decided satisfaction to
shippers Mr.. Goodman has been assistant general
freight agent OF the Newlork Genital for many years
and hc has shown ability In the handling Of Local
freight questions which has given him well deserved
reputation among railroad men. Mr. Goodman Is a
@hu.,lcrp without o,tcnailon and the Rome, Water
town and Ogdensburg will be benefited by the appoint
lnent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
ivrPrriyS ASKED TO LECTURE At OXFORD

Philadelphia, Feb. 4-Professor Henry W. Rose o.
the University Of Pennsylvania, and Edward T. Dt'ihe
stan lecturer Of the American Society for the Exte
of University Teaching. have been invited to dSi'sf
each course OF lectures at the oxford summer neet>
ing Of August This IS the hrst time thao sucn an
nnor has been conferred upon Americans, and 1t comes
as a direct recognition Of the work Of the American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
BROUGHT our ny THE CHICAGO TERMINAL

Chicago Feb 4 tSpocll.-'Thc Journa' saws: 1T -
understood thot negotiations have finally been con-
cluicd between the Re and the Chicago Elevated
Terminal Company FOR purchase by the latter OF the
formers property ibis city. and that within few days
the transfer will be- uadc officials. however. are SIN
re,.nt 70 inside information. The price paid Is
a. s,ood 70 be - cash, ard when tn exchange
takes p,cc hi. amount % money IL Is said VIII be turned
over 20 be Company. The deal secures every
thing the Terminal p ope want IN Of right Of
way for their tracks, dcpots and warehouses"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
SURVEYING A LINE N IOWA.

Sioux City. Iowa. Feb "A party Of surveyors Is ~
work near Baskerville Emmett County. Iowa, setting
GRADE stakes the final 81 line OF road
,,o nortbcrn tier of Iowa counties. IL Is announced
that they are working for the Wnono and Southwestern
which Will build from Usage the north end
Of tho state to with the Sioux city and Northern
ot or nar Lester in northwest couicr OF the State
Tho new road Will Sioux City the Sioux City
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
TALKING AGAINST THE ANr1oprIox BILL

Washington, Feb A.-The opponents Of the Anti
Option bill had the floor today in the hearing before
the House Committee Agriculture, and Chicago and
MINNEAPOLIS men told why the bill would not benefit
the farmers and would hurt the men who engaged
in The business Of supplying the demand for grain.
Mr. Aldrich OF the Chicago Board OF Trade said the
Board was heartily in favor OF the bill so far as il
related 20 options as designed in the first section OF the
hill relating to fictitious sales That kind Of trading
had always been Illegal and never recognized. 4. j..
Sawyer OF Minneapolis explained the system Of market
ing grain He appealed 10 the committee not to knocl,
away the underpinning by which wheat merchants like
himself protected themselves from losses without Civ
inc them In its place something equally rs good.
The committee to day received protest against the
passage OF the Washburn bill from tie New-Orieans
Cotton Exchange
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MOTHER AND CHILD BURNED.

Tho store and dwelling No 100 Main-st.. Yonkers
was nearly destroyed BY fire az o'clock last evening
through an explosion OF he2ine. The ground floor was
occup,d by Amandt 4 FoTgcr. ort dyers, and f. j.
White furnisher. William Foger occupied the scond
floor with his wife and baby and John Ben the third
The explosion enyclopcd Ms Forger in flames and hersh
and lav were taken in unconscious condition BY
the nremcn They were lady burned. The loss was
o. 500 covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
A COMMERCIAL BANQUET IN BALTIMORE.

baltimore Feb. 1.-THE annual banquet Of the Mcr
chant, and Manufacturers Association OF this city,
which was given tonight surpassed all previous efforts
Of this organization Among those present Senator
Vance Of North Carolina; Representatives, B0ucllc
Durborow John Allen and Charles T.. Hooker Com
mandcr Schcy " the Baltimore, and the Congress dele
cation Of Maryland. At 30 O'Clock there reccp
ton At O'Clock the company sat down to dinner
..The New Navy by Mr. Boutellc, and Chicago and
the Columbian Exposition by Mr. Durbrow, were the
toast, that commanded the closest attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
iPlfY AID NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Feb 4.-MaIOr Joseph W. Wham. pay
master IS relieved from duty In the Department u
Arizona ard will take station at Vancouver Barracks
Wash The following transfers In the 9Th Cavalry arc
ordered: Second Lieutenant John II. Alexander, from
Troop NJ 70 Troop I: second Lieutenant Philip 4.
Bcttcns jr. from Troop TO Troop NJ.
Pay. Director j. 4. smith general storeleepcr at the
Navy Yard mt Portsmouth, n. H., and Paymaster
T.. Wi.Allen, general storchecper at the WASHINGTON
ard have been ordered to exchange places on Feb
uIary 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
pocK ISLAND WAITING FOR A RULING.

Chicago Feb. I tSpcclal.The Rock Island has not
taken advantage yet. 81 Chairman Fnlcys ruling an-
thorzng u 10 pay excessive commission, siahoard
Immigrant business. ave waiting now" said Gen.
el Manager John this morning :o hear from Chair
man Walker aud other commissioners Of the Western
Traffic Association. We are stl member q that or
c,n-a,lon and lnasmuch they ruled the question
before Il f. dcurd advisable to give them another chance
either n refuse or grant the relief We TcQulie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05

Alliance Congressman thought that the contest shoua
be made through the old parties ana o.'ers .ous
that Independent political action was hccessaIy.
There has been no split between tho Peoples party
representatives We are united now a. we were al
the openjnr OF Congress We each believe that nde-
pendent political action IS necessary: we s hoId our
conferences, did az the opening OF tIe sesslVi
and they are Harmonious The only discussion that
has come among the Alliance members came when
we had conferences with Congressman WHO auheie ~
old party lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
DIRECTORS or 4 WESTERN ROAD ELECTED.

Kcokuk. Iowa Feb. 4-Thc annual meeting Of the
stsckhoder, o the Kc0iuk and Western Railroad was
hold here last evening The following directors wero
elected T. Dewitt Cuylcr Philadelphia John Patton Ben
io1nln Strong benjamin Graham and W. II. G"bharf.
Ncv.York: L. ". Drake. Ccnt0ylle; O. II. Cand'".
IovVu Mass: f. T. Hughes ond \. c. Goodrich.
Kcolluk. Tho reports Of the officers showed the road
TO be in a nout.hlng condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05

Kansas City Feb. tSpccIanIt is stated by attorneys
engaged the suit Of the Northwestern Construction Ccu.
l,ny who built the Wyandotte road, against Jay Goui
that tho case settled OF court and will never
TO trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
poNDuo1Drns NOMINATE DIRECTC

The Londhoder, Of tie Mobile and Ohio RAILROAD
yesterday held usual meeting preliminary TO the annual
election to take place at Mobile February Il. and the
Farmers Loan Trust Company was Instructed TO vote
trustee for the election Of the following board OF
directors; James L.. Clark. Adrian lselin, jr n. H.
Stevens. Frederick D. Tsppcn. l. l.. Russell Henry
D. Plant, J. II. Fay sldaey Shepard. James NJ Mason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
WITHDRAWAL. OF THE UNION PACIFIC.

ST. Louis, Feb "A dispatch from Denver. COL says
that 10 reported good authority that the Union
Pacific has srv d notice Chairman Flynn Of the Col.
oraeo and Association that the wlthdraws from
that organization. Tho result c dcmoollzing In the
rates between Denver aud Utah points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
KANSAS CITY. FORT SMITH AND SOUTHERN

Neosho Mo- Feb. AT meeting OF directors OF
the Kansas city, Fort Smith and Southern road held
here tho following officers were elected; President
Is. stevens. IT,. late OF the Pennsylvania supefin'
tendent =. d. Peters auditor, D. W Requa; general
attorney J. W North. The extension OF the road to
Fort smith will be Immediately begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
DUVEEN BROS.
OLD
GOBELIN TAPESTRIES.
800 Fifth Ave.,
Isl 2 2sas.a S. NETWORK.

p x. Dow Thomas w. Evans, John Patton ana W.
Eutler Duncan. The only change In the board WIN w
the election Of Mr. Mason, president OF inc rlrs'
MI, - U,,o n t,kc the place OF Southern director,
who ,etires ON account OF business considerations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05

ton; Golden Sebright Bantam, same; Blue Andalusiaa.
c. A. Sharp e. Co. Blue Pile Leghorn ID. II. Van Auken:
American Dominique. Charles s. Hungerford Rose-comb
Black Bantam, Mrs Thomas H. Terry; White Museoyy
Ducks 4. +. Rackham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
TIE RETIRING SEA CONFFRFNCF

Washington, Feb. 4.-Thc American Bchrlng Sea
Commissioners. Professors Mendcnha and Merriam,
called ut the state Department this morning and had
conference with General John W. Foster. prciim-
mary to their meetings with the British Commits
sioners. The Joint sessions viii probably begin in 4
few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
ALLIANCE MEN SAY THEY ARE nARMoyi

Washington, Feb. 4.-The nine regular representa-
tives OF the Peoples party today issued the following
address 30 the country:
To correct erroneous account which has appeared
public prints In reference 10 discussions iU the
ranks Of the Alliance Congressman, we make the fol.
lowing statement:
At no meeting Of the Alliance members Of Congress
any motion or suggestion made that they should
join the Democratic party cast their lot with II.
The Disagreement occurred because certain Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05

n rcqnest that any person persons having any
lowiedge OF O bride having been received by inc
local comm sSon to communicate TO the general COM
mission At Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05

The intelligent voter can inform himself fully con
corning all phases OF previous PRESIDENTIAL contests
Nv reference 10 The Tribune Almanac for 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
RESULTS OF RECIPROCITY IN CUBA.

Washington Feb. 4.-The reduced duty on Amen can
-four imported Cuba under the Reciprocity Treaty
went into effect on January !. ConsulGcncnl Will
Jams teegraphed the State Department that the re
cepts Of -four at the port OF Havana Tor the month
OF January last were follows From the United States
e2371 sacks from Spain, The receipts for the
month OF January 1891, were From the United states,
oTeO sacks; from Spain. 3s,49o bags.
The exports OF -four to Cuba from the ports OF New
York New Orleans, Mobile and Key West in January,
1892 amounted u 67.478 barrels or sacks The eX,
ports from the saline ports in JANUARY lo0l, were 92Ji
barrels.