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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
HAYES GUILTY OF PERJURY.
THE SECOND TRIAL ENDS IN SPEEDY VER
DICT AGAINST HIM.

The second trial Of Colonel W. b. Hayes for perjury
cndod Yesterday with n verdict OF guilty Hs>is'an.
District. Attorney Barlow S. Weeks made pow'riu'
address 10 the Jury In the morning Judge 'iarllnc
charged the Jury after recess and 1t retired al '4o
n. m. By . O'Clock a verdict had been reached oh
The first ballot the jurors stood ten TO two IN FAVOR
~ n conviction, and the next ballot showed the
twelve 10 be of one mind.
Ex.Judgc George NJ Curtis who conducted 'he uc'
fence had evidently not expected verdict 80 Soo'
for he was not in court when the jury returned
f. J. Hare represented Hayes. and announced mat
n motion for a new trial would be made. Juuge
MARITIME thanked the Jurors for their services anu
,old them he believed their verdict ehureN just
Ne rcmanded Hayes until March 3 for sentence.
On the former trial the jury was eleven 10 one
for n conviction. Hayes was accused OF MAKING
false affidavit in support of motion 10 reopen a
default in a suit on note. lie was The iathcr o'
Miss Anna NJ Kcating's child, and on OCTOBER 80
1857 gave her promissory note for S@,ooo. lie
did not pay IT, and she brought suit TO whlch ne
lnicrpOscd no defence. Judgment was gwen aEhinst
hin To reopen the he made affidavit mat nc
did not owe Miss Heating dollar ard that he was
I'm Florida the date which the note boIc' Inc
trials were both long drawn out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS,

Judge McGown in the City Court, yesterday ordered
William II. McGlory pay S706 10 the firm Of S. j.
Ianahan & Co.. OF Baltimore. within five days TO go
TO jail. The due for liquor bill. and the firm
secured a Judgment which not paid McGory was
examined in supplementary proceedings. and since then he
charged with having disposed of some Of his property
I'm violation OF the order OF the Court.
Judge Mccarthy, in the City Court yesterday gave
Judgment OF s77 40 against Frederick D. Yuengng IT,
In favor OF Brewer Brothers, for flowers. Mr. Yuengngs
lawyer wanted adjournment saying that his client
In tho West that he would be back In short time.
Judge Mccarthy refused 10 grant the adjournment.
Justice Beach, In the Supreme Court Chambers, yester
day ordered that Mrs. Rose Moss be allowed her
boy who is four and onehalf years old. and who has
been with his father for several months Charles G..
Moss the father OF the child. is actor. and he Is
suing wife absolute divorce. Mrs. Moss has
filed counter suit also for absolute divorce. in which
she names Carmencta the correspondent lie denies
undue intimacy with the dancer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
HONEY FOR THE HOSPITALS.

Charles Lanier, Of No. II Nassau-st., the generai
treasurer of the Hospital Saturday ana SUNDAY Asso
cation said yesterday that the collection books would
soon be closed and the money already collected dis
tributed. lie expressed the hope that all persons
holding collection funds would send them to the treas
urer as soon as possible. Gifts, however, would still
be welcome
The following additional contributions to the fund
were reported by Mr.. LAnier yesterday: calvary
Church. Episcopal, $780, Christ Church, Episcopal,
1850 as: Church OF the Holy Communion, Episcopal,
e1ss so; Adams Express Company, $50; Church du
st. Esprit, Episcopal, ESQ; Church of the Beloved
Disciple Episcopal. s26; A. c. Bernhem, William A.
Du Bois, Abbot Downing Company, and David Lydg,
each S25 james e. Carter, $50; ST. Stephens Church,
yspscopal S16 IS; st. Paul's Church. German Method
III Elton Avenue Church, German Methodist, Horace
Waters d Co.. and Turtle Bay Brewery, each $40 All
Saints Church, Episcopal, $685.; Avenue Mission,
St. Georges Church, Episcopal. "a 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N.w.yo,,s Thursday. Feb. -BEEvEs-Receipts. 81 81,
sar y, S,: :e sdcs e' 70 sGns FseHs
slow b s steady Cow at beef aS SScHansd
$Se NO later cable snp%cn 20 cattle raW no S"a
to Bermuda on y; Se I5n snday
MICH Receipts part ate W oS6.,aS: s wss
% head trading rspO rsSce Nominal QUOTATIONS.
about 40 calves received at al 10 Nc
1 1Ss e s sSa ssA y"
dr T Ssas sold Eva
do at I2ac city dressed 9al3e and extra prime c"
drsssd u VISIONS 10 at calves mainly at
care Inferior do selling down in few cases q % ayerac
at S 70 50sso R 90 per- 100 H., 1000,
SIi 2f % HSS Tsl. l5' e
direct 70 6hSE; wT . cs es' Of Of S's stock and
III over yesterday. trade was little brisk end prices
Toe higher good choice lambs a. the w Ssn1c would
y wss e. ASny via WIZ 'O ~ es at jersey City
trade Hs was ST s s"a no oy da@ to
ns S so5s as ss sd bucks D s
little %rs e. s e DC, s sS%@sry dressed
Isi 10 49, g. ss At s. So IS ,s
No. n. at 10 Is s %: g do % n. at IS. ono
DO sls H. a 90 or ie2 Ohio do os ~ at % p; 80
do 80 ~ a. :. 81 q State sheep loa n. at 81 2S
81 Collins: 81 ohio lambs. 100 N, at 80 80; ~ d.
80 n. at 50 81 $50 ohio sheep, los ~ at 50; 81 do
p. McrheG;oa c.; 1871 State la"bs. 81 ~ at 50; ="
Newton & ciiIicit: is Ohio lambs 80 N. at 80 s7
ohio aeeP 81 s d DO a'T at sc a ohio
s 81 Try y sbcse and lambs. Is at 3,
Central nos wSrs back O9d wald not reach the ya.d
Ia s pct 'dd 100 and @c gS % . fFs ss
hoes l0 N ayliaee a. rs 30 per 100 N rough 90.
heavy to light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
A POLICEMAN on TRIAL FOR PERJURY.

Park Policeman Michael F. Fallon placed on
trial for perjury before Recorder Smyth in General
Sessions yesterday Eight jurors were secured. Colonel
Robert Townsend is the prosecuting attorney and Louis
j. Grant appears for Fallon On November 10 the
policeman arrested Mrs. Lille F. Coleman, OF No. 119
East Forty Seventh-st, a disOrderly person When
be arraigned her before Justice Klbreth in the York
vile Police Court he swore he had arrested her In
Fifth-ave. 1t came out, however, that he had long
prosecuted her with his attentions. He called at her
house and she said she would have him arrested
She started for the police station Fallon accompanying
her. When they got there he preferred charge
against her, an she was locked up Justice klbreth
committed him for the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

liverpool, Feb. 90, 45 p. m.-Beef In fair demand
Pork In fair demand; prime mess Western. fine firm
ut OBS I'd do medium, firm ut 6Is I'd. Hams in poor
demand short cut. about II TO Is b. duh at 65s Cd
Bacon-There Is no demand: Cumberland cut, about
% to 30 H. dull at 56s I'd long clear middles about
40 N, dull at 5ts long and short clear mddles about
80 H. duh at 52s Cd: shoulders, about IL to Is TO-
dull Mt 4!,s. Cheese In poor demand American finest
white and colored steady Mt 5Gs. TallOw-rhere II
nothing Offering. Spirits OF tnrpentlne in poor de-
mand. Cottoneed oil. Liverpool refined firm at
.7s R0sin In fair demand. Lad-Sp0t In poor de-
mnd fuures-Thcre is nothing Offering: prime West
spot dull ut COS I'D. Wheat and norr in moor
demand Corn-spot and futures In fair demand !:
mixed Western spot: new. steady at Is Cd February
steady at As I'd; March steady at As / odd April
steady at As 3-4d. Hops ut London-Pacic Coast
I'm fair demand. ' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
THE COURTS.
lie CAN'T GET ANOTHER EXAMINATION.

James Blewitt, who dealer In machiniss'
supplies, at No 425 Seventhavc. was adludged 70
be lunac, on the application Of his wife, In June,
1890. In January, 1901, he applied for new eXaml-
nation into his mental condition, and the application
was denied. short time later he made another ap
pncation OF the same nature. and this time his re
quest WAS granted. A commission was appointed,
but instead Of appearing before 1t Blewitt went to
ew-Jcrsey. and did not appear in this city for some
time. Finally the commission was discharged by the
court Recently be made another application 10 have
his mental condition Inquired into and yesterday JUS
tce Andrews, in the Supreme Court. denied the mo
ton. The Court says that Bewitt did not take ad
vantage OF the other chance, which he had OF appear
ing before the commission. and the Judge does
not think that he is capable OF taking care OF his
own property. he thinks that his estate ought not TO
be burdened with the cost Of another proceedings.
Blewtt declares that his wife and children con
spring to keep his property away from him. His
business IS said 10 be worth about 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-General Tefm--Recess continued
SUPREME Court-Chambers- Before Beach, J.-Motlon
calendar called at IL O'Clock.
Supreme Court-sp cial Tcrm-Part l-Beforc Ingraham
J.-Elevatcd railroad cases
supreme ConrtISpecia ,Teerm-Iort I-Bcfore Barrett
Circuit Ccurt.Part IIIBeore Truax J.-short
sea2. 5.2s 57l9 pay calendar Nos 24ce. 1920 ?77l,
5l5S PISS. i0J75. 300 1920. 1875 2o96 27lS 97o0,
1868
Circuit Court-Part I-Before Patterson. Leases from
Part Ill.
Circuit Court-Pat IvBeforc Andrews. J.-Cascs from
Part Ill.
surrOgates Court-Tral Term-Before Fitzgerald. S.
Will OF Robert Kane. 10 80 a. M
Surrogate's Cvurt-Chanb rsDefore RANSOM S.-Estate
Of Samuc T. HYDE and win Of Margaret Graham 80
a. M. For proba.e Wills OF Mary Brown Jane T..
Eornan, BETSY Frey Abbe VOORHEES, Edwin O. Freligh
fockc Mary 4. Hart JfedencK @. Harris. frederick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEEFor Brazil .rowths the spot InarSe 6o rueo
dull but .rady. at l7'sd1sc for No oa nd 900 BAG
santos No o. arrive leslie The mder gsOw'ne opon
tradna vas dull sales Il 600 bags ana me m"pK th
simply followed aIre and closed quiet WIZ soP Rtn cobIo
omot"d First ordinary 40 kio.). nominal Gooi e Rio
10 kos. do exchange priva'r ~ ateS 4 600 bags
o ceaances to Europe 1900 bags RIO '1k o ~ ~
hacs rio ma rket Inactive receipts In santos ~ Wv ood
Santos stock 2Os 900 bags; Santos market r ~
average Santos, II 200 Icecpo, at ho , 1s me 1882
aooo bags. same TING ls9 I@o9oO 1888 ssS' 17So
W 80 sane time 1892 500 Oc0 bags; zane tme 1871
ios coo bags warehouse deliveries since % o Ls ga
Iaot. Sew.York bags; Baltimore 1919 pas'
- n .,cars 10 $40 bags; total, o3l .40l bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24

had Invested himself Of his overcoat and arctics,'
and had greeted his colleagues usual, "you have
made 1t very pleasant for me here since / becaIr
member OF your Board month ago. Please accept
these little testimonials OF my appreciation OF your
personal Kindness TO and the pains you have taken
to acquaint me with the nature OF my dulles
1T is needless 10 FAY that both Commissioners
promptly accepted PATCHES and heartily thanked the
giver. Mr.. Ciauscn may always he found at his post
In the Tax ONCE during business hours, and has
rapidly mastered the details OF Tax Commissioners
dnties Messrs Barker and Paris are proud OF their
student,sr proficiency, almost much rs they are
delighted with his reciprocal tendencies. They were
wondering yesterday what he would give thelh iof
Chrisfmns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24

AgsS ana an sfP Ssiossr sssy
tober and November delivery sas 3S4d vslus9
ana December delivery, sos CAD i''ad SovenSSs
low SG miaan rep; i iacctt on rm mlddlps
gross receipts, 6Is bales: 'u xUnpooinary, Sc; n.
bales: sales 800 bales stock, is,si1 S Sostss =
,ss savannah ,a Feb 23.cotton firm m oses :"
net ard gross receipts, GOD hail. oaeihary, 8 a,s
bales. '''e'' STOCK s0,,ys
New-orlrans, Feb. .3.-Cotton opono. ~
closed easier: good middling o ISSned strong.
1-sc low middllng, 8 7-sc GOOD ortin, mhdHsn,
net receipts. 1850 bales gross, ssi hn,ry IS
to Great ato Britain; 1000 bales sales SIG esp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Feb 23-Cattle- Receipts Ias. 4s hours. o2o
bead total for 800 head for same time last
week $50 head consigned through. 400 head TO
Nrw.YoIk 21gO head sale. 20 head market opened
dull and lower closed weak light o. good steers SO -
~ %: common fair - 5Cot3 -. Hogs3cceipts
la, hours 800 head tal for week thus far. ~ 40
through. 200; Ncw.Yo-k. 900 head: on sale.
light good Yorkers 81 s0Ges 70; medium % hay.
e 25dfs tO choice prime. 800 ~ heavy. - j0dtS -
pig s7at7 30 sheep and ambs-Rcceipts lat ~ hours
500 head; total fr week thus far, 10 coo head for
same time last week - 600 head consigned though
200 head 70 Ncw.York q 600 head sale $500 heId
including Fl caoods held markst opened easier for
oil lower for common closed with downward tendency
good choice lambs. 81 7jdtG 10: common to fair
- 2jaf5 GO
catae-Rceelpts 1900 head -hipment.. 800 head
rkct steady: extra steers on market; choice u
prime, s5 iOd*j 81 others. >, 5oa 25 r'xans s. 10
- -: COWS. - 7Ju - %. llog>-t~'iIts 1900
h, al SHIPMENT $500 head market lower mixed and
packers = j0ds7 90 prime heavy aud butcher weights
ascS - %: light. s7a,1 60; pigs S6d 81 so SheepRe
ccpt-. 5000 head shipments 600 head market slow
prices shade lower natives 5i6S5 IS lambs. ~ SO.
- luis. Feb - attie-Rcce.pts. 900 head ship
mcnts 5000 head market steady oil grades Of both
naty. and Texans Good lcl TeIan steers SO 90 Hogs
Receipts 10000 head shipments. 1000 head market
stadi heavy 81 sodsS IS mixed. 81 jodss light
- GO6s 80 Sh'cpl.cceips 700 head shipments none
No market owing 10 lack Of receipts u make one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
HOLDING THEIR ANNUAL ORCHID SHOW.

The seventh annual orchid show OF slebrccht d
wadey, Of No. 400 Fifh-ave.. opened at their fifty
two greenhouses. RoRe IiTl Nurseries. NewRoi
cloie on Wednesday, and Will continue until March 4.
The exhibit includes orchids, noble palms. roses, cxqui
site ferns and handsome foliage plants. There are
also several plants OF the blooming begonia, a
new variety; large collection OF tropical flowers
and foliage, Australian tree ferns that TO be
sent 10 the Worlds Exposition, groups OF lilies. am
aryliis ny acnths. etc. The nurseries occupy
ab1pt thirty acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
Mr.. CLAUsEy GAVE THEN WATCHES.

Tax Commissioner George C. Causen slgnalized the
end of his first months service a public official
yesterday by presenting TO each Of his associates the
Tax Board, President f. p. Barker and Commissioner
r. L. Paris. costly full-teweed gold watch. The
presents exactly alike open-faced, stem wnders.
with Roman numerals, and the monograms OF Mr..
Barker and Mr.. Paris handsomely engraved upon the
backs OF the watches. The presentation was as in
formal as II was unexpected to the recipients
sGenleman." said Commissioner Chusen after he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Feb. o3.-Flour dull unchanged. Re
ccpts e2l5 UcIs; Shipments. l. 70S bbis; sales. 800
bbls Wheat firm NJ. = rcd, SPOT, - lfo'1 3-oc
February rs LA 30 lcc; March. - 12a7j &c; May
IS 5.sa 10 .4c, steamer, No. red 20 l-21 .lc' ~"
ceipis, O75 bush, stock, l,2jj59O bush sales
IL 900 bush Milling wheat. by simple. '.i0'tc Corn
easy mixed spot and February, ~ l-20i' 1-'t
March AZ id Il &c: May. A. 81 49c JGly 40 lie
bid steamer MIXED. a 3f04j lie. Receipts:
75.l07 bush shipments 2J1li bush, stock, hiJ' -
bush sales. LAP 900 bush. White corn. bv sample,
10 La ole: yellow do. JOc. oats steady NO. :
white Western. 40 "a II &c No. mixed western
37d37 lie. ccipl,, 5000 bush stock. lOi 81 /
bush. Rye quiet. No. - SO asked. Rec tp's, l.il1
bush; stock. t224G bush. Hay hrmcr good to choice
unchanged Cotton nominal middlng, lie. Pro
Visions aulet; mess p1rA, 80, bulk meats loo>s'
shoulders, 10 3-4c: long clear. II lie; clear nib
,ides lie: sugar-curcd smoked. shoulders. l.c hams
l5a Ioc lard. refined 10 l-4c. Butter qul I cream
ery fnncy, 2Od 300 do fair 10 choice. 2bd 2-c do,
imitation. 3Jc ade. fancy. @ic good 10 choice, .os
&c r,s fine, &c do fair 10 good, l1c 2lc store
packed, 2Oc. EGGS casi.r. csc. Coffee dun; ho
cargocs fair 10 lie: No. :. isc Sugar stHndy and
active grannlated XXX. sc. Copper dun refined.
IL I4dll 1-2c. Whiskcy firm ~ 81 -.
Boston, Feb. o3.-Flour quiet. but firm. Corn
steady: steamer yellow. SOC: oats quiet no :
White 40. shorts steady but quiet. Provisions
steady. Butter dull; Western creamery, CSC 'hcese
ouiet Eggs steady and firm: Western extras. .5c.
Receipts for the wcek-Flour. 2lI70 bbls and 3'.!31
sacks; corn. 1881 bushs; CATS '3'i.o bnShs :
shorts, 241 tons.
Chicago. Feb. 23.-Thc leading futures ranged as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Pr

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Tho early market for crude options at the Consolidated
Exchange neglected but In the afternoon there
life and 10000 barrels changed hands First prices
59t2 cents decline from Tuesday OF the
report that good flowing well had been opened In the
West Virginia fields The report contradicted just
before the Close and values rallied 500 ending
nfm There was no business mt the stock Exchange.
Refined petroleum unchanged az $50 cents gallon
In barrels $50 cents In bulk. and 6lj cases.
Foreign quotations were Antwerp 129s frncs; Bremen.
5.3J marks; London, 7.10d.
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graduated. 4os14.S1c; fine

powss,s .s. lisf s'ena!s'eo nns
a cc' diamond SxSx & P s%ss con- scn
c9iass1 q, 4 e sf fssSs A. wna a:
Il FmpiSs A. 4LSi tlc; No O., 4lsatse; No. ~, q
ii-disic No iledt.c No a sSdae no. 49, 49,
Soiafisc: No II, 3SIdic; No - ''''"' 'O'
3'sc: No. II (net), 3o6c. -, t,oi J,rd ouoted at
STEARINE-Dull AMI wholly nominal La'u a'''u ."
ATTiuihTiowNoaIet and steady; prime city closing at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
THE WINCH SUIT GOES TO THE JURY.

The suit OF Charles F. Winch against Wallace G..
Andrews TO recover $1,000 alleged to be due for
commissions on the sale Of stock OF the Standard
Gas Light Company was finished and given to the
jury late yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Andrews was
cross-examined by ex-Judge Gedney and the Qucs-
ton OF his religious belief was brought up again. The
witness stuck to the story which he had told on
the direct examination. At O'Clock the jury had
not agreed and Judge Gegerich in the Court Of
Common Pleas ordered sealed verdict TO be brought
Ii this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
COTTON MiRKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Feb. %. I p. Observation-Disclosures closed
steady American. middng. low mIddling clause,
February delivery, 3 4-6id sellers; February and
April delivery. 5 464d Sellers; April and Nav de-.
livery, . 6.6fda3 G-64d; May and June deIiyery
7-64d value; June and July delivery. S s's4dS
9-64d; July and August delivery, lO.64d buyers
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary ....... 81. Low Midllng....... g, a
Sill, tood ordinary NEEDING o Io''o

rtver,-ol tclegram. Feb. % 20 p. m.-Heceipt''
I, COO lalrs Of which American, l20OO bales Sa n;
10 600 iSic- which foF speculation end export 200
i,le. American co. bllr, spot marietta llr D"sc'
ding. MiddlnC uIllud.. > l.l6d; .,, ,.,,,,
Tic nort RECENT, wcrb GSl2 bales comparing WIN
Oh iO- l,rs for the corresponding day Last !cif
Sencmbcr I receipts haNr been i.sl2O'5 paie y
against 900 obJ bales during the corresponding pI'yI
wear ago. The figures appended show the weeks GNU
iunYrnrIt:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
AMERICAN LINE

IA NEw.YoRK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON
EVERY SATURDAY
New York. Feb 25. 30 pm. Paris, March u rxa
Chester, March !, a. III. Berlin, March lS a
From Pier 43, y. r., foot OF Chfistophcr.st
Shortest and Most Convenient Route to London
Passengers land at Empress Dock. avoiding ln.u.
venience and exposure a transfer By tender.
First Cabin passage 10 Southampton London o, Har~
$50 and upward. according 10 steamer and Location I
room. Second Cabin, S}J ard $40.
Storage at Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents. No. Bowling Green NevYuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
-IIAMBURG-AMER Packet =
EXIRESS SERVICE n

EAI KIDS SERVICE 10
SOUTHAMPTOH, LONDON, AND THE covr,v-
by the magnificent twin-scfew steamships Of ia,sSS
u. l.. Spring sailings A'-isM
Nornanna, Mar. 50. p. m. Columbia Nav II In.
Col'rbla; Ayr IL p M "A Victoria, May is7 :so,..
4 Victoria, APT 20 a. m Normanna, May q 2n.r
+. Bismarck: My I, a m olumba. June s. u ~. d
To NAPLES and GENOA Via Gibraltar M a@'.
Twin-Screw Express ). =. AUG. VICTORY r..
HAMBU RG-AMERiCAN PACKET Co. 81 B'yaT A q
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q SAVANNAH LINE-Four Steamers m's'

~ c,Yy ron F Sf BTfRMiNGHAM Friday Fen Fen g. y.
s. s. CITY OF AUGTsrA.. sMonday' Fs6: q
KANSAS % y; s!n ssS AlS Sis g
Connecting Win ESoRIh. FLORIDA. S0grrm,a.scd =;
LIMA. xLXBXMA and Loyi s d'So,e For fresh' ~
::$s.s a. az VA, W. emf e. FNiE c. s''''
80. wAIKER agent. Ocean sse ss NsiS Evsh
q AZ sORREL Manager. NeW SieS W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
CUNARD LINE.
LIVERPOOL. VIA QCEENsrow~

n TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEESsTow,
tA ,,nIli Feo. - D Assaia U.s. s.
Galiis Mar IS, 80 o Gm aia A'r aDs,
from Pier ~, North River, foot on ci.,.ao 8 ps
Cabin passage, eco and upward. Second sss:s -
Steeraae tickets to ard from all parts Of En,on ~
low rates. For freight ana passage appy ~ ~ w
pany's ONCE. No. Rowling Green, NcwlYors' we ~
VEisNOS II. BROWN & Co. t}enafai -.
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CLYDE LINE.

IA
CHARLESTON . c.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all F.or.da Poi1ts
From ller ~, T. Il. foot Of iioos.,eif-s; . p N
AIIrOS ~ lily rtrIus.
All steamers have nrst-class passenger accomnotacrA
WI. r. CLYDE a Co. General Agents
. Bowling Green, ~ Z.
7. @. EGEI. Gent Agt. @. S. FIT Line. 5i7 BroaawsE
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Cash quotations were az follows: Flour dull. easy
"a, unchanged prices: No. J, 80 &c; No. :: spring
wheat, 70 "a 7ic; No. 3 spring wheat. T. o. b., G3a
CSC No. = red nofprice: No corn. 40 l-aa1p tc {,
so. oats. 90 340 SOC: No white, fob. - 34a J.c
80. . white, 32c. No. rye - &c; No barley. O4c
30 .. T. o. b.. 42a Coo No. 4. f. o. b.. 3dG j1c No.
naxsccd, II 80 prime Timothy seed, ga g or Mcss
pork per Dbl. SIS o0o Al 81 IL. Lard. per 100
iks sl3 90 short ribs SIDES. loose. SO loa $40 20
dry saliei shoulders boxed 30 81 "a 30 short clear
sdcs boxed 80 OOa $40 %. Whlskey, dlstillcrs'
finished woods per gallon, 81 II. sugars un' hangci.
Articles Receipts Shipments.
Flour hills Observation-Disclosures. 4G0O 43OnO
Wheat Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 5000
C,rn hush $4,000 1875 Geo
oats' hush ....................442n 2Ol 900
ne bush ~ O1 - 600
FARLEY .....................1O30 co 900
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New-fork TO Genoa In less than eisvs,
Kaiser VIII Mar. 4. 10 an. Fuda Sat. w enn ~.
Werra. Sat; Mar: -, 10 am. KaiscrW.Ii, MsvSapaA
W xs,sr wi Apr, g. 10 am Vera Sat- Mag "a
Passage. $780, s1cs Or $50 berth. FI,s@ coaa
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