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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
U,EENN1 HIS NO REASONABLE EXCUSE.
TIE CoHONEn's LANE ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN
WHY HE ADMITTED TO nAlL MATTHEW
GREEN. WHO KICKED HIS
VICTIM TO DEATH.

Coroner NcKcnna who admitted Matthew Green. the
street Cleaning foreman TO bail In the small amoun,
Of 81 800 on Wednesday, was able to givc no clear
reason Yesterday for taking such action. Green Is
ihc bury rufan Who beat and kicked TO death james
iIolstcad a DYER in a blrdsorc In West Onc'hundrrd
and.twcnty -nnlh-s. on Tuesday
"1hc case was not mlnc,' the Coroner said "and
asked for Coroner Schuzc as Il matter OF courtesy
From, the evidence before me gained the Impression
that the death Of IIaStead was the unfortunate OUT
comc nj a street disturbance. The men never saw
each other before and there could have deem 10
,remedjtation Green had been roughly handled by
uolst.sd In the early stage Of the fight and came
before me with a badly blacked eye The 'e'umoH
showed that there was no murderouS intent on thc
,,ort Of Green VINO has been Il well-dlsl"s'N' MN"
working man. and devoted 10 his moiherlcss i"h'S'
The Coroner produced three aiiidavs lnaoe ps VIII
nesses OF the fight. one was made py III" p'~ man
who arrested Green and the others came from os
standers Only one OF them threw any hei, upon
,hc subject OF the fight. This witness s"ore 'i'"'
Green knocked Halstcad down In the stree' anu "''
he WAS down struck him In the neck back oi 'he ear
This evidence OF itself was sufficient 10 cause any
magistrate TO hesitate before allowing The man ""'
struck the fatal blow to go at large on snch III
sufficient bail. 800
rrt C,roner McKenna decided that II was c"s'
81 - homicide, and not " murder" and took the re-
nonsildlity OF turning loose upon the community "
,r,,iser who had caused the death OF his vic'in' -
No lime for the inquest has yet been hAcu' IL"
dov will not he set. II was said. al ,he ''ioi'' :
ncc Yesterday until Coroner schultz rel returns x iIox
o. vacation lie Is not expected back un M MohcnSd nd
MS "a, mean fine Green will remain a arer anu
Nv IL commit n few more murders before NJ y SUI, SUI.
mcHed to the inquest II he sees hi ms h,S Am or
,,narv man would have been lodged LII INC A"''''
o Tuesday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
I PROBIBLY FATIL THOLLEl ACtIDENi i.

AZ OLD M\N STRUCK BY CAR IN BRookLfN
HIS skull. BELIEVED TO BIZ FA\CTrRED.
What will probably PROVE fatal trolley accident "c
otrrrd Yesterday morning at Dchalh ave ana ~
TaliN.st ErooLlyn. Oh the slope "l ih" h'h "i""N
side Of Washington Park ltori Grccn, where 'h' carr
orc r1In at a high rate Of speed James PrtilIrr" "i
Xo - ST. Felix st.. Brooklyn. was crossing u" lr''h'
when he wa, hit bv No. 40 ana thr""h !"
distnncr of several feet. When the car was ,'"pl"n
lock away and he was picked up he whs I'M
conscious lie was taken 10 the brooklyn Hospital
II f. feared that bis skull l. fractured and his recovery
T. e.credinrly toulhfu rs he T. seventy nine years
old.
Mr. P,ttIcrcw has been employed In ih" 'hi''"
states Assay Office In this city for thirty I'VE years
having been appointed under President lucha'a'
uIs custom was Ia lave his home, wl"r" Il" i've"
.,l, Iis Children ai walk tO Wall II. ferry every
uo,nlug He lad started at $50 Il. m y''t'In"N'
The motorman Of the car, i. Pratt, ana I'd" con
duc,or L. Matthcyman we're arrested ana h''" H'
- 600 bail each furnished by Colonel Par'rlds' pr'
dent of the company for which they worked TO ava"
fine result Of the mans injuries. Th"y say ,nr n
cnr wa, not going fast. Int members oi lhr iH'n!
- Mr. p,tticrcw sav tina. the speed wa WIN,
miles nn hour Mr.. pcttlgrcw was somewhat d'a III"
slow Ia movements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
TT CRASHED INTO THE GONDOLd.

, LOCOMOTIVE STOVE IN, CAR SMASHED NM
SEVERAL PEOPLE Bruised a THE RE
SILT OF AN OPEN SWITCH.
rp r,ov.r.,ruw local Of the New Jersey and New
>rl, Railroad was brought 80 a sudden tip aitu'
400 ward, outh of the station at lillsda" yesterday
frls,enlns the passengers badly The track mister
Peter Graft had left switch open at the 'h'r"N'"
,o The station yard and locomotive No. : crashed
,u,n a gondnla which formed the end oi me ~
ears on the sidcirack. The nf"la was br"n'n '"'"
small pieces. and III" ! l.comoiV" mn IT, """ ''''
T., It,c II usola-s \ number Of passengers were
,tyh,1r b,,I..d and badly shaken mp Icy the shock.
>r,bur K Ui,cox was hurt in the leg. lie wa "h"
to walk 70 his carriagc without aid. Tho TRACK
master. Grail Is blamed for leaving IN" swic" open
and the engineer George Nichols H. ioi no. ''r,e
rt, , Wv v'rr DELAYED for short time because IL he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
SUF BBOEE AZ UMBRELLA On HIH HhhD
4 WEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN KICKS AND hhNi'
THE MANAGER Of HER PROPERTY

4 WEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN KICKS AND bhNi>
THE MANAGER Of HER PROPERTY
Mis-, Linn Champion. che OF the "ea''"''
dents of Gr,cnpOrt l.. l., yesterday hi'"" """
Madison Wells who has charge oi h'T P'"P''''
Miss Champion IS about t!ry years o"' """
handsome brunette. Yesterday morrhnT %
cidcd o visit some friends In New-Lohu"'' '
She dId moi have sufficient money WIN "o'' "'
al,ont IL O'Clock called at Mr.. Weiss o"'''
asked him for some money! but Mr. "'H'
TO give IT TO her. saying he had none h'S, "
pIon became cnraccd and >avagely attacke" NV "''''
She knocked his hat on kicked him ana pT"@ Io, psu
umbrella over his head. IN The co"EHcc ~ ~ " f,nm-
thr co.pl emerged from the Once, "iu III. -i,,
pon continued her attack on 'hc ,IuuM n hoard \
became 20 excited that her voice cOuli " o, Wall
block awnv 4 crowd quickly gatierf,". Iuus,alIy
finally returned the attack, maddcncd pS All """''
vicl' Kick. -, s,s,,,c, from the
The office s I'm Fron-sr.. n short dis'nncr IT,
hay when MIR Well, graspd Mis-, Cn'hPon' C4i P ,m ~
started TO drag her toward tn' VIII" ,n't moment inter
William phip, who came up a. tIi' nv iio", ~, H.,
fcred and ,ool Miss Champion away Mr' "eiiS Tue"
Mr.. wells Is prominent lumber ana no co.., Rnnhc, %Tdrr
and last fall ran for supervisor VI" -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
4 MOTHERS DETOTION TO HEX CHILD'
SIZE PLUNGED INTO THE EAST RIVER FROM THE
DECK OF FERRYBOhT TO RESCUE TIE bNbh
WHICH HAD ENLLEN FROM HER WINS

WHICH HAD FALLEN FROM HER NRMS'
Agnes Dcbus. young Iri,hwoman. who lv'' VII"
her husband, poor German carpenter aho w.
three children In n tcnemcnt-houS M NO i''
Avenue G. yesterday afternoon took her SICK "a"'
two months old, to Grcenpoint. ON the return
down the river she stood on the rear deck oi "'
ferry boat South Side.
She seated her baby on the port rail- and r'mhln'"
there until the boat turned into the slip ~ h'''
Tenth-st. The passengers crowding forward "n'"
they stopped short by shrek Ih' o''"'
had slipped from the woman's hands into the ""''',
The scream followed hy th" startled cry W
many voices Mrs. Debus divcd under the rail- ana
capcd into the river after her child. Some one rcach'
out boathook. but the drowning creature '"'.
herself away from the Iron which held her dress an"
was swept away beyond the boat. Michael Callahan anu
John Fullerton, sitting the edge Of the shp mu, .
dlved into the water. Callahan caught the hoa""e
baby and bore II safely to the shore ,,
Meantime the crew Of tugboat had catgit vs.. @
mother and hauled her board. Then U'' wom.i
and baby were carried into cehouse and inere er
attended by an ambulance surgeon. They "ei'
taken to Bellevue Hospital and win recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
FIERCE FLAMES IN 4 BTRIING GRot W.
MONUMENTS RUINED AND sENT"N bNH'''
ESCAPES BEING ROASTED ALIVE.

MONUMENTS RUINED AND \ sENI"N bNr'''''
F-CApFS BEING ROASTED ALIVE.
destructive fire which caused h"ar,ach'S u"
hundreds Of persons occurred In the Cah"ic cemetery
in Paterson Yesterday morning. Nml" fa'r'N "o
villa thc sexton of i. Johns Paroch"l >'h"o''
,ros trimming some shrubbcry i'm ia" centre "i U''
hur,ing ground n spark from his pip" lGnitn III"
r,,hcr,d grass and the nan"s 'pr'Au III h'
directions. cnvcloping the sexton. e'enE ,na' W.
vas I'm danger Of being roasted alive M'Nha 'i'u
% mike li, escape the side OF the grounds D"
wos forced back aS tlc trees ana shfubDcrS pn'""
- though prairie grass. Although nearly biihd'u 10y
smo,c fin. terrified sexton pulled his cap over MS
oar. and ran I'm the direction of Thrkhv'.' bu' "heh
NEARING the fence he Thought OF bis waiNtc"at con
tanning a valuable watch and some money, wm'h WIS
living nj the foot of n monument. lie W'Mu up
oo,,ro,. again and faced the flames To NaN" Ms
nrop.riv lie found the garment. when was on iI''
hut before he had taken dozen steps through 'h'
.,e,h,nc flames the garment was consumed In MS
hands. ,.
The fire department was early at the pac"' bn'
,oforc /, could do ANYTHING the huryine giphnd wa
rr,cfic,lIy destr.ycd. Most or ~" monument hI'
iIocLennd bryond recognition. HUNDREDS 0l person,
vLo bnv, relatives buried there wcP bitterly wiz"
they saw the condition OF the cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
co,,r,rn, rroUFR VISITS ROTND LAKE.

Round Lake. July ss.-Thc villas" OF Round Lax"
w,s hon,sor,, decorated this afternoon aN the little
ca, dror, ,n trom Saratoga with Governor Flower
Mr.. Flower and Mrs. schey on board Ihr static"
was p,cAcd with people who ch crcd tae Gov r"or as
he was driven away \ reception Wa svr ad al Dr. r
i;rifln's hm,se wher. for an hour, h' r,",,ed lhe
nannie ~ cr,nn IA. assisted bv Colonel Mac
Arthur Of nroenSns Gc nackea sar early 10 in nns
nation NJ th. a;"vsrnor's visit. box >"d been re-
served for Governor Flowers parV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
TNST1NTLY KTLLED on THE RIILh0iH'


oliver Abrams siNty-nye years old. was S'ru'h
and instantly kill,d 10y Long Island rallrjad 'rH'
,t : O'Clock yesterday morning Will" crossing ''
tracks Of the new extension ol the railroad between
U.mpstrad and Valley stream. ABRAMS hN'o III
P,ar,as. lie attempted to drive across ''o ""'"
and did not see the approaching train nhlli 10" la.''
u U.S. thr,vn fifty feet ahead Of the train. lh'
,,,cnn WAS smashed. but the horse escaped INJURY
Coroner Horton, Of Valley STRAIN, took caar5c u
he.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
DEATH FROM THE LIGHTNING.
FARMLAND TERRIBLY MAN"Lr-p-o'A''

DAMAGE FROM THE STORM
Word was received yesterday that the Heh'"'"s "
Wednesday nights storm did considerable u'"'as .,
wolnscott, n small settlement on the eas. en" ~
Long Is,ond. 4 German farmland employed py
J,bn NJ Osborne was struck ana inSla'"i! "
Ills body was frightfully mangled' Nr' ".oorme
barn was struck and burned to the eroohu ,s'a
Pond John Edwards house was s.,uca; ,1, hrmaS
spercer visiting the family hit ana Daay purheu
Iicr shoes were torn t0 shreds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
RTNORED SHIPMENT or ARUS ~ nav All.
" ALLEGED PLOT TO OVERTHROW THE PRO-
VI.IONAL GOVERNMENT.

7
san Francisco. July 2s.-" The Morning Call" print
i statement that within the last nonth arms nave
been shipped 10 Hawaii, ana Is b'iieV'n 'h"' al
,,,.mpt * tclng made to pl. the natives In
40 ,,,n IA effect a Success fnl counter revolution
,,oI,St t,c Prov i,ional Government. TN" arms w"r"
- ri,.t..I oI Il ! 90; dealer 10y Mysterious pcr-0n
who refused TO say for whom they Were bought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
RI,MORED ORDERS TO BRITISH WARsHlPS
CABIN ET.

81 Johns. ~ F. July 2s.-Rumors here are to
tho effect that the British warships on this coast
are instructed to be prepared In case OF the pos
sble outbreak OF hostilities between England ana
France owing to the Samese trouble Conditions
are peculiar here. The vexed French shore ques-
ton is the cause of continual irrltation' ana ,he
recent action OF the French Admirai III ihsu'''i's
Governor o Brien and leaving here abruptly Is not
calculated to improve the friendly feelings Two
French and two English cruisers are now on the
French shore and a third English ship is guarding
the port Numerous cipher telegrams are passing
between the British vessels The officers are non
communicative but admit that they are deeply IN
terested in the course or arairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,b,coco April : (speciaD.-,Juy wheat To-Day 'u'
y,nccd IL cents and closed with half oil 'his au'a"N
m,n,onet The May advanced over ? cents ana S''.
ohoun half OF it, May sold from 7o'4 10 Si's ana CLOS
At SOL cents July sold from 1913 to 1919 anu co
-c, ,,s The con. nuei d outi IN the southwest anu
tho recent OF nnumcal' dima2c relo.s VS. va-
imn ciIrD,jancs tn reaction just bforr uhe Gus ON
Ir,eht around by rumor that the Missouri, Vv I'D by
dton would 81, highc; nguc tnan . 1ns Oh, May
the pri, ate advlces. 1t WIS ,tili the "a A Juv
hull. wire selling the Nav and Ddyhi vao I'm In,
outs ders the first time IN months, are LINZ +, be
,orta~t put ia the mark t. Partridge Is sup To-, ~
Ell = and more anxious about NJ, S"VIf npearois
,ours the biggest shIt nie In tn marhoe, I'LL n tho
and tj-iay hal 3 200 cars les tnan 9 att
sanr dav last yeT there 2oo car me Tho
for saturday 300 cars II IS expected S d ana
,i.ll. supply w'eA vii! snow anon nan,s
,blv 100 900 bushels. Calls on July Were c'9 S
hut 1ji. cents. Calls on May were 80 cent" pe'' ~
cents, Corn dull whG range o. s cent The
,od between II and ALI and closed AT 4iS ren' ino
re- cips cars IN" csti"t Tor Satulda "ur ~
car. Local profe sionals and shipper, are ne DIE r
Oats arr Increasing In activity ece ps' were 100 ochsd
The estimate for Sluicay l5' cars. May tolo.ee
49, 80 cents Although ora on NO.
they nse" ~ mrnrrat' auslhces oN.r
Tsdays prices Pork at the wlndup was 10 70 - e cent
principal bull lmpcu~ of tn day was the news iI IN
~ Is cncr. The etim,t for Saturiay vas o my
1000. Outsier> seemed 10 be gettne DacK INTO INC
marnct again the long side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

,n,en.e4pts 1000 snpTiScrrss s. sos IS co.
Gum - 7Oaej % ohor. - 2lns ~ ,5a,yco. Hogs
sn,: 200 ea I'd s Sxd S o@G
nv S@s rFn Dn s2n's 90 pr%e shs ~ 81
t6 80, other tights. - nd market active STEADY
5000 hesd shpm.t* , SUI i~xans ~ 65dsi - West
r"s - i5~ 80 m Ian' llSo nras
shipments. 80 hea r!aikryt orx today HoaR ccpt.
no 900 , lead . .%pm "a z $50 So
aci,S,a 81 bids 90 good light Yorker s0dsG 40
i've ears hog, shppct 10 o head market steady aud
ccips. 900 head; shipments '0'
unchap2 a. ..,o -r,cecipts / 300 head ship
SAL" fed Txars $40 ~ It - ~ IO0ood higher
aa shpms; 20 mixad 80 2od:5 so light, % TS
81 40 Shcep-Kcceip' 400 ~ 30 ~
ans Il JOdsj - na.lsrs. $oHf" w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BaltImorG Arr Mnc ,-G f%"r 10. red spot and
,nr' ~ 34c May, 20 -" 16 > ic; ;'n". ;;
- 7'sa7 Sc Jul. - 20 " ,,.4c S,ra. 1AG 7c.
red nc BID milling sa Ts"' 145ooo bns6 Corn
myed Spo and April. A. 1sa47 I'Sc Nay
4,0t - lie: July A. 3sa A. o-'c Seanr'r t1c
4Gc bid white and yellow corn o , 10y S' Oats firm
len ,,m, u a. No > white Western iIo42c No;
mixed "d, Wcs,crn % 2o3sc ,toch g92is b,s
~, I nrm good to choice timothy. TiG@ -" oo,
ir H fr,icbts DUH ana easy. unchanged. ro''on
"I n,ino YiddIng j.sc. Provisions fair lard re-
nnnd 10 lie. Butter firm creamery, fancy 80, 80
"tcady II 1a01jc. Coffee dull: Rio car-oe'' ,i n,,'
- 3ic. so. : 10 Sac. sugar strong ana ncnne
rr,rrl,icd ; iIGc. copper unchanged. WhlSNey
firm. ~ 2.d ~ ~. 49, .
BOSTON. April Flour dull Corn dull; , steamer me
yellow. Dec. oats lower ana d,,ii NO. Iu,tt"r firm
western crc,mrry SOC. Cheese dull. Eggs Iait ny
active: Western extras. 10 LIZ l,c. ks,P's ,o ry'
rio wcek-rorr ~ 1921 bbls and SOLD SACKS .or,'
iood4l bush: oats 1910 bush; shorts 3io 'ol'S'
Rur,,o Anril 7.-sprIng wheat dull but frmcr no:
I hard s1c No. northern, 10 lie, no. : GO, &c
,,Ins cnrs old 40. | Northern, 80 1-2c Winter
scare. higher No. = red 76 &c: cars NO: > cNr"
red sold al - lie; no white 80 i.sc n r,Hbt scs
q cars No : yellow, Al 1-20t4 Bic; cars no. .
yellow 44c: car No yellow A3c . cars oo NO. Va
~ .ai3 34c cars NO: .. ~ :" a,c M '"l do
ii he: No = Az A 1-2c; No g. i3 Lee 44c ashtu'
Oats-Firmer demand fair; sales cars NO VIM, ~
"a Az 30 &c: I car No. white. 3-c j cars NO
DuII weak: no 3 extra Western. 6o@ 7cc; no. j.
dc. No T. 5Oa j-c: No. l Canada. Isc No =,
20 No 3 e>trn 73c. Rye-Iligher; No. 2. Sic
ASKED No 3. 80 rioarrDn Dn 70 s,c"q rye -four.
20 AOa - 80. 49,
ch,caco Ann THE lending futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
REAL ESTATE.
prs,NEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

The, was only one auction sale yesterday In the rea1
estate Market At No III Broadway James bI ecker
a Son sod under foreclosure Nos. $40 to $50 West
rrtv trdst east OF Eleventh-ave six h'e's'ory bfcx
tencmet houses on plot 15cxioo They sold TO Spencer
AIdrIch the plaintiff in Gle proceedings. Tor sliOIoo
Tne GLOWING private solts were reporter ~ The Ex.
change -, ~ >yo,.or,s Sons h,vo 81.
for Olim Wabridge the Gyesoy matp,e Duidihs Nos.
20 and II LeOnaid-st, 5ixlOl . Tor T.-DN'v. G.
Hotel I5xOO seven storc OIL the north ue OF oeveasJ
seconds between PARK and Lexington a'e' Tor si2S.
w. .,ac 4 MIN has sold for s. Aurbaoh, The northeast
corner NJ Woycrley Place and Mereer-st, ooxlOs
six story building, for 500, 900. ,n, u p,,.u,
Parcl IT, Murray has purchases o isp" H. "a'So"sy
John folding has sold the premises 1oxiOo Nos.
~ and IG Eas. Seventy -ir-lst, Tor MIS- W. Hemsea
m Riker Son, on private terms .
The executors OF the estate OF Harrison DurHee have
soid the stov brick house, WITH oe oiAoo NO. ~
Mr. II Mortimer brooks has purchased the fours.ory
Eifthaye nd Forty .Dfth.s.. from IL. Smith on pr.
yate terms Mr. Smith purchased the properly In 1870
'' Erhes Le.;h has sold the four.story stone front
honsc with lot 3OxloO the northwest corner OF Plk
ave and Tirty -sixth-st.. for Sl5oooo ann, A., :.
Sammet (;rlnhut & Co. have >oii 70 Miller McCool.
~ 10 Io,mercc.st for 3d. 100. The rrJperty will b
~ stern OF Sammet, Grrnhut Co, has bought fos
tnvestmon. NO nye--tory buildings nos S?i ana $50
Third ave O, o lot 3iNl0O, for about yic,VW .
r. Leynes- has sold for the estate OF IAN IL y
Wilson No 4 West Thirty ninths:., on prvaae terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

London. April There were i20oo bales OF wo"
,r,rd nj inc wool sale, today. ait,ndluc" wa
sira. but the competition was less active Tor hc'ino'
nome aud tuniinritai buyers taxing freely ~ cos,
hrds Care OF Good Hop" and Nafll Wool
s1li well. liicrs were un'hing ii. Following ar,
tie >al In detail and tn prices obtained New ~
Walrs $500 lalrs: o'onr'n. i>0 i Ia II" lp'k
,nd pieces. lN0 |, I'd greasy. - 2h" ia. do .,r,'
and pieces j :idaS I'D: Queensland. 100 bales
srourd. II I-1d0 l. "a do locLS ard pieces. lodn
Is I'D. greasy fd0D I ID do locks ana pieces
I.dos I'd: MclbomIn" and Victoria. 800 bales
.courcJ nd T. Il I'd do LOCKS and pieces ID"
|, !, I'd greasy Gda l. I'd d locks AMI picc :
:. ido IOt: south Au>tmii1 IDno bales: secured
llda / I'd do ocN> AMI pieces -da j. Id greasy
, :, tdo0 la. do loc's ana piece. -" ID Yves
800 bnlrs secured l. jda l. , I'D do locks m,
pieces II ID grrIsy. / 20" |, "a, CAPE Of I; NJ,
iIOle and Natal. 600 labs SECURED. Is Ida l. Cd
ir,any ld0 I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

81 N lew. %a fl'y Ap9 a i , "' ,s
.laughte'cr.. an for cNpit a,e an - t. old
Trading Trading va, 40" a nr mof,,os but iar '"d, VIZ,
rough l1d-rc lover. 'rilLi - ,h'l native
y 90 ccnfrd bulls at g lSas4 co. ar q .oId %
al - 20 COWS ~ II 'drJ 80. tiy dfc-d native sic's
aSe sa .' qu% 'S c srsa beet r 1gle 4 aud %
i9ad" a. iSic d,c,a eht '' 80 , ~. i'''s Of
AN VIM go ciiie The Narloa with 1870 lead. h!ih
ior Londdn H." rar' vita 81, Gur,rr' u bc,i for
pool the hh.oraa Win 100 garter. f,r glasgow the
d Li@a- o M, G' n, Leo 70, q,afo, for oI toa h
Nno, he lran culver. i Lancaster comfy rcnn.
H. a. ) 30 49, no., at - at RI 100 rs , 10 d. ,
- 10 coSs $50 H. at . Co. >io r. st i 90 49, 81
At * ~ = ,,t cow 100 r. 4. - - :, ' de- 10 y
!, Do. ~ p q, ;. 20. - DO sSoeol, y. ii Il -
}. Shsnl,.rg >on. Is ilinsi. ;ecs.. l@33 n At
- ~ IL do, 1900 y, At 80; Is d.. -, !, a.
:. sanders Ianra.' County. Perm. tor. i.c5
o. 1t ~ f. a. y o CO. Gen. ' o7 z e . 20 i's do
l$,i ~ at ~ 10 - I'"'i.t"r ..gnt{ cav. 87 20
'-lcptcd i9a y - 90 s,ii 900 3" =, - T..
1t s. 90 COW ll7i H. At - 80 DO ~ ~ At >? -
% s.o2is H. q! q 30, " .l,. Ii q l'
20 do. ilS3 y. 1t - 30; II do 1888 49, AZ 49, DO
{" Dnicniack 9 oxen. iai7 ~ at - do 1920 p.
1t - -: COW. go n. At ~.
II. ut ,! -; 'tnndhoXc'." at 40 each bnl loo
n. q - - per 100 n.
CALVES Eeccl,t, al head. nly At GOth-s, Marie
dull aad dropping. and all ia" stock coulI not DE- OH
roo Ncais ranged IN Wirr from g 10 cac rhoe
would sold az -. Dressed calves nrnnr Country
dressed nDrJNrl Ac per ~. selling ~ Jd9i2c city
dressed sold ~ sd 0Lc little calves 1T 3air.
Sncs-G DlllonhHck: =" ,c,, ~ rs 10 5'rc PEE ~.
JIacnheck & Hollis: 100 Nr,-. 70. ~ az G,c: ~
do, ZIG NJ ~ 3 do. 100 n. ~ fc.
Hume Mullen Nc,ls 40 n, 81 Gle; do ZOE
smETr A%D LAMns. Receipt; !,%:,lqd,a; acs,
moderately and price. tny Sustained AMI ab,n,
closed ont. Common 10 choce un-hcrn 'hrcp sold a,
s5d4G Goi, per 100 N head "t ~ -; few pr'T!
10 - %: unshorn lamb. ~, t1dt. ~ clipped d, ~
- GoL'lffG 81 cu. - 2id+5 -; Inc lambs at
- 15as7 por head Dressed mutton sfr1iy oalor
dressed lambs u"chanT"i ~ lOnir
IOi N average. 20 40 loo y; lS7 A. ~ n. =,
~ 90 - clipped do. ~ ~ ~ - % 10 unshorm Mirh
lambs ~ n ~ IL III Stat do. - ~ ~ - 81
% cus - n s. - 81 cpp"1 state Lambs. O. n. ~
*js7is: ?s s"r'ne lambs. at - = each
u. Harrington % un-horn Mrhi"ln Sheen. 90 n. n
80 81 90 do. n 80 III; o do ~ n - 10
IA unshorn MrhIoan lambs ~ ~ - 81: 17S
do. n - 37la 10 do. % N. 1T -: 81 ~ulls
NJ at 81 -; CO cllD,d stiff lambs. 90 n. AZ s6 - III
do &C n. AT - G.e.
| unrc { Mullen state sheep % N. at 90 -; u:
State lamb. g., n ~ - -.
Iallonlcck Hollis 80 State sheep 81 ~. at -
| spring lambs ct - each.
u. Irihof-'n -. i7G STATE lambs ~ N. - 90
; sheen 100 n. ~ - -
NJ Collin: i76 Ohio sheep ici N. at - G!is: % do
| % N 80 so . do 40 H. ~ - -.
HOGS-Eocenfs, Il cais. or Io?7 head. Market firm
IIallcnhcck Hollis sold II state hogs 23 No. - pei
loo n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April :, 3:ij p. m.-iccf and pork IN
moderate demand. Hams In fair demand Bacon 4
lnr demand Cumberland cu'. about ~ 10 30 bo
steady nj SIS long. clear mldd'>, about ID lhS
steady nj A-s "a lon- aud sort clear midi's ahou'
- lbS. steady At i,> Cd Shoulder. about IL To i
H.. finn nj rs. Cheese. In moderate demand. TAI
low In poor demand. pirits 81 turprntin" In poor
demand. rosin In fair demand. lard--pot IN
poor demand futures In demand . prime West .rT
spot dahl 1T 5ls Wheat good demand. Flomr In lair
demand. Corn pot ard futures In fair dcmnnd
mixed Western pot fra at T. :. ) Id April stead,
n u Nav steady NJ ~ I'd June steady
1T ts | I-id. Hops ~ iondon-Iachc Coast In laii
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