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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb 4 tSpeciaD.-Wheat dropped y cent to-
day and closed without rally speak Of Cash got
TO - cents the May 10 62is closing at CT. cents
OF course to-day made another low record. There
heavy selling stop orders New-York leading
IL H. OF the local elevator Seaverns. was
also large seller There idea that the New YORK
Produce Exchange crowd-Mer. Cotrell and others
covered very freely II looked az II the Wall street
Cables we're weak clearances not large enough 70
help much about $50 bushels Western receipts were
twice as large as last week and 20 cent nrger than
last year Minneapolis and Duluth had 3i3 cars against
20, ears last year shippers reported no cash bushes
here and the seaboard only - loads The West
ern weather mild with cold weather In sight
Corn. considering the weakness In wheat was seaiy.
May sold between 31i, and $685. and closed AT 3ss cents
The mild temperature favored the decline The receipts
large. 332 the estimate for Thursday 500
cars but there a better demand for cash In
IN" sample crowd and there indications that
shippers getting concessions in eastbound
Cables depressed seaboard clearances
5000 bushels. Oats closed i cent Tuesday; Nay
sold between 2,i. ard 20s. and closed at 29s cents
Light receipts and better cash demand. with possibly
castbound ont rates. In corn helped the prices.
Provisions strong The reaction. however. did not
Tuesday; lard TO re certs over: ribs 10 cents
There 81 900 hogs the estimate for Thursday
1900: prices TO 10 cents lower On the
puts May wheat CTS calls 62is cena
Puts and calls on May were 37is cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
THE REPORT ABSOU'TELY DENIED

special cable dispatch TO Oelrichs Co, general
agents of the North German Lloyd Is as follows:
Bremen. Feb. I.
"Press statement OF company having been
absorbed by MISUNDERSTANDING Packet Company
Is too absurd require special contradiction. You
may If necessary, publish this This refers to the
pooling arrangement between the North German
Lloyd and the Hamburg American Packet Com
pany for the Mediterranean services of both
panies and for certain branches of the North Allan
tic business The receipts for this business d.
vided between the lines but this constitutes the
whole arrangement which does not extend to a
division OF expenses. nor to any amalgamatlon of
the two lines. The North German Lloyd Steamship
Company and the Hamburg American Packet Com
pany will continue 10 be operated separately and
distinctly in future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08

ssi fsssd s'sas i5sef :'.s' With 3: lS H..
head: son'sned through, 1850 head SsxSois. siSS
s%ss fsslss .s ':!l
lay % s'nss nssT T. oTsi Is. rs
= hours s0o0 head total for week thus far, 81 SO
head for sam time lat MceS, 2icoD neal eonliand
COCO head mardct opened u'n hanged with ls dcmlnd
closed dull ond prices weak with ten load, unsod Choie
. .ss $Sa Hattie ms osi s.n
- ~ Fight % choice we!hers i25 H. 50 25at3 IS tar
FAT ewes o s%ss d. ch% s ana T common slas2
5000 head market easie' common to extl s;eeTs
nd Sq Sn. 80 So aes e. g. 10 ,s.s.
&C p;s coo head market weak. Heavy - S5as5 2O
SS s 'nI sS Ns s snse g. as us sS
Receipts, 10000 head: Market barely steiiy. In
fcr Ts., to Iss,t FEB s: d: ss
for sales demand fair market slow unclan.i ,rces
r,%c - SS@T , sS so ga . goa bu, hers sss
load: demand feI o, ar BE eH pH"lepa, IS sea
. Ooi ycarnss ~ 25as co. lamb, 81 s54si 81 calves
st. Louis Fct. 7.-Ca;tle- Re- ,lt' I.iGo head; the
native division contained about 81 carloads, mostly ali
butcher grades the market was fairly active, veil.
Ing strong steady. and calves lower: T,Aa.
and other SOLD steady but supply was on
about ~ ears, mosilj common T. fair -Crs native steers
10 80. Hogs-Reccilt.. 1898 head; the market VA
weak and zoe 1jc than vtst,riiy nOnn,
but active the decline there fair enta,on
Of good hogs on sale and an aysra;c attendant Of b.yc1
favorable butcher grades sold at 81 1895 Is pakers
81 15asj o. Yorx,is. sjaSi - pig, AMI common mixed
re plenty Of luyer, this morning wanting sheer
aud lambs. The market was lnct account Of light
supply which averaged poor in quality; native mixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NtW-YUrk, FtUFUiFI .. Io.II.
Ei.iNS AND pEAS-ihr st11uir NrMmrlsttr - flOw
rging her cargo ~ beans have not zen
get samples The Qnirtacss o. trade Is causing
little easier feeling. ana there are Oilers 10 SOL Hi"s az
Imported goods 25u5c less. Domestic beans are WITHOUT
change OF Importance NJ improvement III either the home
or export demand but receipts continue light We duoe
beans. NARROW choice, per bush. - -: medium ~ 80
as 30; black turtle soup. - l0aS2 10 yellow eye
AZ 10 lima California &C n y 3oaei % fS,gn me AZ
AL IS green peas, 81 i5asl 90; do scotch = 40
BUTTER-IobtfnC demand for high nraies Tres cream
cry fair and stock cleaned closely enough 70 give
the market firm tcne Faneicst MARKS lrouG nr Z, Te
me stly IN nnash way. Useful Qualities rom 2ts2ei
sell fairly but demand for lower grades OF fresh ana an
sort, Of old tutser still very snck and values ueer'
tain. We quote Creamery, Pennsylvania extras. per W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
4 BIG BROP ~ MAY UHEIT
THE LOWEST PRICE TSiAcHED IN THIS MARKET
RECORDED YESTERDAY.

RECORDED YESTERDAY
.fay wheat continued its downward course AT the
Produce Exchange yesterday, ana succeeued III
reaching the loves point record In TINS market
II opened at Ga Fifteen minutes later IL fell 10
ia. then to 67s. and finally in the drop II Went
to 6S7s There was slight reaction after that ana
It closed at GA There heavy hquida'loh
going on in the early trading. Foreign orders were
all to sell. and this. with the continued ial III
May wheat at Chicago. gave the bulls niue en-,
enlargement The markets abroad were Wr"k anu
the reports from the West were deHloriIHhs. -.
There was 4 tremendous amount or long wheat
thrown on the market both here ana in Chcaeo'
and holder. glad to get out even with a loss
The causes underlying the decline In wheat nave npt
been fully accounted for. II Is admitted mat the
whea. market of the world IS glutted ana thai
countries which usually purchase from the nitei
States are buying from other countries. mere is
an impression in quarters That Phlp -.
Armour who is reported to be long OF l'"D~V
bushels Of wneat. is getting ready 20 unload on me
market; There is some persistent cause that mas
been making prices fall for month or more. ana
even the best informed brokers on the Exchange
are unable to say what II is. ChicaSo pIl''S lpi
MAY wheat yesterday were panlckY. Inc io"tS'
point reached was CPS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Now = uTn- FtUTlIIy . 1871.
COTTON-Thc market closet steady and from {" 3
points ad, opened with an advance 81 from
) pOil.. ard thea several points more. nut
got back 81 the open n prices The I.N'rp0'i
market closed shade better than II dd fcstrfiah ihl
Afforded cncOuTdpcucit AGd'G to tins Wa the
night poIt t,-iJy ami eAlc ia lSht r.
week, WIN the pr lptIiliN
the weeks movement falling below lNO.uVu ba''
against Il5.JpO bates last week and o0ioO bales last
N"W-Cfclns today rfccNcd OBJ bales, against
l4.5l1 bales same day ls-t week end %. hal I-i
The llht movement az :"w-tTIau> l. attributed
holiday that city YESTERDAY Galveston criN'
U9 bales TODAY, against .",5 bale. last wcr, AMI
1870 bales last yea. Memphis F~e pit we're +Ic. bales,
f!6 bales last - SOUS. 81" lac- against
l1I bales, and Houston rc'iNtd something III" LOO
ha.es arain-t JOoS biir- lat N'a The >rnh-"crkly
Movement, made up by the Newt ean- ,ot-
ton ENchancr. shows d." ica-' Tor ~" N"'h n
stocks 81 about tD bale. and since last ~ cay De-
~ 6.trr bales. while las ~" DE- ga~' was
practically nothing. I'on. tonb.E & GO. Manchester
house wish prnWin nj last Iniia connect o~ has" i-~ui
circular showing th' cohlIraiN' s'ora, 81 Hiarti-i
the Blhay U9rat on M tf~t "i ti- N'@i. and
conclusions afford the bulls iOad dr n comfort
opening. clos. tu-c1c. and closing bd- the
mn NJ NJ L fnLIlM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
LONDON WOOL SALES

London, Feb. The wool sales closed to-day Tb.
offerings consisted Of $3.50 bales OF medium oI,lt
rench buyers made large purchases American Lrres
Did fairly They had taken about 200 bales since the
opened Prices ut the Opening Of the scre, were
par with those prevailing at the close OF the De-
cemDer. sales. Thereafter they became le,s firm The
prices OF merinos unchanged while the Others
werc Id lower. The finer crossbseds were also I'd
lower Coarse crossbrcds occasionally SOLD I'D bitter
Cape Of Good Hope an1 Natal woods We're from 4 TO I'D
lower with the exception OF whites which wcr,
I'D higher There were taken for export 10000 bales
Home BUYERS SO 900 bales and 10000 bales were
carried Following arc todays sales and the
prices obtained for greasies:
NewSouta Wales-l 800 bales; Gd9d.
eersaud-3.O 900 bales 6a4dl0i.d.
Victoria-1 900 bales 5ol0iad.
Cape u Good Hope ind Natal 700 bales Sha7ad.
South AustIaiia-iO0 bales 4+a0.d.
West Australis-60 bales 7ta7ad.
NewZcaland-200 bales; 6aQl0d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
TIE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Feb FL ur dll!, uncl ANGEL; sales, i2s
bis. Wheat du and lower; No red -uos 62asdS2'.c;
February. G.i2uJ2S.c; M,r,h. &c asked My, G6is&
cole steamer No 530 j3i.c: milling Whea, oy
sample COGC3i2c sto;k. lc3.l9s bush sileI 100 oVQ
bush. Cora sie,dy ot decline: mixed SPOT il@d4lLc;
february i1i.a4lhc: MaIci ilDilte: May 42.ds2ac !;
mixed. ioec bid 30 tern by sample. fiai2c !;
do on gade. iOaGil'.c; trt. Soi $50 bu-n: sales
81 600 tu-h. Ost, nrn 40 white Western 35kc No
mixed West IN. 33ea'ic; stock. l97,4i- bush. Rye
quiet No :, 10c stor", 9i,4c3 bush. Hay steady !;
actiy, TO. choice GOOD - ch0c' Timothy SjGsij Grain
ircghts nrm active: stem 70 Liverpool. ler qtr,
i o. ton steady ddlg, lJ-l6.. Butt firm !;
Creamery fancy d. fair 70 choice. 250@Gc DO ma-
ton 20a2c rolls line. i6c. Othes articles Unchanged.
Boston Feb. 7.-Mar<t, qu.":.
Buffalo. Feb. ,.-sprIng wheat opened wcaS close &c
HIGHER ard firm sales, 600 onsn No Lsrl .0'se |;
- 900 buh d. 7O',c; 500 bush d.. .l4c closing X,
/ hard. 7I.c; No i No tern Luiu,a, 10Ec; 20 Nine
apois 69i,-; do CHICAGO. zoe. WlI,ee wneat opered
hrn. saies 3 40 red G3'ee; losing, &c '-ke
No ; lei Gle. No white 0S' Cora ,tead;. fair
demand iaht re epts sales "a No : yeI!os iose
io'4c; ear, No cora. 39'.c on trirk. Dat, ee
inner ale. No white, 36tsc; mixed
s@a.3la,: No 3 whit, 3iiac track. Rlrey--tnO 9
dun active demand for low sale; lrce- ~. cha1i ed
Rye firm No >. &c asked In store. f0ur duh weak
unchanged. Mil feea-tood dcmand llght cce, about
70 his ner all round.
Chicago, Feb. THE leading futures ranged a. TO-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08

re unifct for Rri1iil,p nouini with Iiio 80
nu.iei Use a sci. OF 3CrJ bios RIO ~ SPIT
md. lGc cost and frcieht, aud 1t' y"-'crIa 3oi
NJ 10 lGi,c cost end fre mt - 20 - Hi
timOrr Mid coicr T. adf nnd not active. wl'i ~.
Of $500 La., Mara aib, 800 nIsS Central American -
Laes Ne, iccn bi9s Sa'nni, aud poo bi@- Iucorr
"a I'll on ryatr terms
FIOtE AND MENIs-TL" movement ~ price, IN wheat
told aoas' price ~ Hour to-day. End result tIcr
was we,kennr In the KNEES OF buy"r- and i'n~:al
ana .al defined ton tla' g. only -
Io,d OF sufficiently ald dealers could Wakr their
terms The quo .tion o price l. di-puf Il opur
~ dealers claim t'ni fhry Ill sell the best
lra ID. Of starht- at ~ aud onrr buyers "" pick
M that ur g. Other al p claim :" get higii
A. - 10 aud IN ~ - for fancy ~pcciit'-.
Tho Irlcr De account ~ N" rair th'n
a., ocronut Of the nonr. The -amc conditions hold In
sn,lno wheat patents and IN fact nearly grade.
1nr ha- been little nliy for export OF late although
,rlc.s have lOw fpr bu>urS-. Trau~ictOns to-
doy wcr. Q pkg- follow 800 bl- winter patents
a, - pa a.. 600 sacks winter straight, for export
nc - 10 ana 80 ills local rBG-3 ~. rat special,
Dbl, city mill clears quoted ~ ~ rs 800 bbls extra
l. az - 70 800 hbls extra . at - - rhine.
=, To- 600 bbl~ spring patents - 700ii ear straigh'
a. - 81, and clears AZ 8 30. southern -four
Quiet sales were 200 bb- A. - - RYE Hour
Market slow -t,dv. S1. CO. bhl, az - 1882 %.
40 90 nd and =. 20 asked sales 80 bags. CORN.
iF'II,-NarkcL steady sales 80 bis yellow Western
ouotcd at - joo$, 20 irandv wine. 50 20: St9amprr
70 southern whit" in bag. sl6f1 lO...BAt, MEAT.
Market dun Gne whit. ojd9Se prime yellow oOd9or
.o.r.n S9 09jc FEED Nark't steady. West quoted
CON - pa tlr So-id. S2i.d sjc 1opb
5000. sharis 9O09jc; city feed l. quoted oo0oJc
rvc eli So: Eoriny chops SO cofion>rch oil. ~ 10
al oilmcal. 81 to0-l -. Quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
Chicago. Feb. 7.-The eadng futules ranc.d a. o!.

Cash quotations were a. follows: FLOUR was dull fees
%sse 'H% 'sS pn %G"%y ?Ss' 'ePs
s s., NJ @ IS 80 5s e pn No s. a
ad TO- per oS l. pf' ,h Ss b. d 49,
Is 80 Sy -d sAGaGs & s ~ ssSs' d. a.
er. ' sa-h saes Per GAL I'll sars
g per SP g9asa stol ls5 Se ,s s,s"s ss D
er was ," i1ncy SreI sasni :g ches
shsi .' draer az 1--we.
IS g. sasy !! ss s;a;s family -
ss.;; s.; s' ;ys,iow e. g!sss ssss; ssIss
S. %issa ; si,s sa' 'S Sc: Psstcass:
ss e 90 O. s Ke,s sls s"is '1s ss
died &c. 6,sers !Hc Leaf .e' Baco. e, a:
ii Is We're 5.i bbls.
1o'-c and yoc aud back and closed at cove ca.,
Clos q% o Nay No sss aut az 80 sSrSs
sec no hard winter, sc medium grade, S5a5 ls
tJGs; 80 > w., osi. active SO white. SOC 80
se.d, steady and UNCHANGED. four and mill stuns
wheat prlss. win loeral margin to spar, today MAJ
s Nav at ned az a. With I'S Was 'G So% the ST s
low point. Aad It Eel quickly 70 SOC closed al s9.c.
ced Sea " on o' account s S0' Of S in s Tn
T - ear" N Ssl Se1 @ sed s sg and G 80
:: :: S9%s"' ,k ssI' DUH first patents
Philadelphia. Feb. Flour weak and unsette cd under
and decline IN wheat Buyers la ked
ndcncc very little demand. WheatSpecuation
tnued te4rsh. ana prices declined Aaac Cables love-
very little Inquiry for expert. No fcbrIary
SdG3 .; Mach. o4d6iiac; April C5 a6j'ac; May. 6s.
t62c. torn-IAgher receipts and moderate offerings IN.
nuenccd seadicr rolling in option market, but specu.
!atile trading, and foreign demand only moderate Los
ceriots dull and unchanged sales OF 45oO bush No ,
hgh mixed and yellow at iiiac No mixed February
'adi2c; Murch. 4ls.G,.c; April. s2Ld42Ic MAJ
fulv "qual requirements though receipts sral
Futures dull and noninay unchanged. Sales OF
crr NO mixed - unSadcd whit, at 3;sc:
No wnt' held at 36,c and No whit at BE.
No white February. 3jta364c; March. 3jId3jc
April. 3jd26Lc: MAY. 364d36'c. Butter firm. bu
quiet Pcunsy, aria extra. 27c Eces qUies
aud weak Pennsylvania nrsts. l5ec. Provisions qui
steady beet; c!t, family per bill. 81 dSii so PORK
ianir. $40 jOdsE 50; hams Gall &c. sides, sidlt-c
shoulders. 7GaS2c; lard, pure city refined BE- Other
articles unchanced.
81 Louis. Feb. Flour market ruling weak. Bran
Tlnl-.h Z. uncr.n hfouL fu +,
offerings and a rather easier tone II ANYTHING mani
fost. wheat lower. Corn about vest rday: Feb
rINry. 32.c March. 2l'.'. MAY. 34ac: June. 81
July Bic Oats-No change to market: Nav zoe. Iut.
tr ruling fp demand fair separator creamery. 2t's
De. PORK. standard mess selling s12 IS no ortere
ga. Lard. prime steam a. 81 30. salt meat shou'
der. &C. iong> and clear ribs, 63or shorts c4Sc Razor
Bowed shoulders 6's", longs. zee; clear ribs ,'sc;
shorts .i2c. Lead finn. with tuyers % Is but none
TO BE- had at tha. Speer strong and tendency upward
sales 10 tons, at - A.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
CUSTOM TAILORS ~ CONVENTION.

The fourth semi-annual convention of the New
York State Custom Foremen Tailors Association
was begun yesterday at the Hotel Metropole. There
was a small attendance. w. b. Webster president
Of the association. In the chair The report
OF the treasurer showed that the EXPENSES OF the
ISOLATION since July 26 had amounted to T2 IS.
Against TINS the receipts from dues $si 10,
leaving balance Of 81 Gs in the treasurers hands
G. A. Dodge and f. H. Freeman. Of Syracuse. and
a. Anderson were appointed a commit tee on
membership, and Henry a. lie May. r. A. Dodge
and A. r. Hulquist were delegated TO wait on the
merchant tailors Of this city and invite them TO
Inspect the exhibition of garments which is TO be
held to-day at o'clock y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
BOTGHT BY THE FIDELITY AND CAST Atty Cf

The Fidelity and Casualty Company has pur
chased property in Cedar-st. between Temple
st. and Church-st The property has a frontage Of
62 feet in Temple-st, 100 feet In Cedar-st and ~
feet in Church-st. The area Is about 5000 square
feet. The company intends to build this site
a structure for iis use, with foundations and
iron frame. that the building may be- carried up
eventually 10 a height Of ten stories The
price paid $4,000 The brokers were J. c.
Davis d Co, of No. 1f9 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
GENERAL LEW WALLACE IN TOUN.
HE TALKS FREELY ABOUT HIS LITERARY WORK
AND POLITICS IN INDIANAPOLIS

HE TALKS FREELY ABOUT HIS LITERARY WORK
AND POLITICS IN INDIANAPOLIS.
General Lew Wallace. the author OF Ben Hur,
Is al the Gllsey House His visit TO this city VIII
last until Tomorrow Then he will 20 to wash
ington and after stay OF two days there will re-
turn TO his home in Indianapolis. where he Is now
at work upon a successor to Ben Hur'" and his
latest story THE Prince OF India As might well
be imagined by those who have listened To ms ect-
ures this subdued. grave, sodierly looking man.
with the kindly cray eyes. Is dehShtful ana al
ways instructive taller. His latest work. THE
Prince of India" seems 10 nave jumped al one
bound into public favor
MY publishers properly the persons TO SPEAK
on the subject said General Wallace yesterday.
but they have told me this: That the sale OF the
book in the time that 1t has been before the pub
lie is In their opinion, unprecedentcdly large. Al
ready they have sold upward Of 10000 copies. In
regard to the claim set forth by the Rev. DR. I,ud-
low a Presbyterian clergyman. | prefer TO say
nothing. The work on which am now engaged
Many people in reading "Ben Hur" have mar
trves TO make Christ moving figure In MS s.ory'
while never losing sight OF the sanctiy when
explained this yesterday much as i3i''WS, , n"u
are right In supposng that this was me most dlni-
that whenever Christ had been treated in novel on
the lines OF everyday humanity. the work had
%ng G w,r b2 ,9U yaT "a ana d to 0Gg nd
ont for myself the causes Of the mistake Then
after reading them saw u. u IL """u ~ 'i'l's-
sibie make him talk and act Ike humanity IN gen
era Although his presence Il always ielt ne rtily
appears only near the end OF the story, and then
YOU VIII notice that every word which falls rom
his lIS is a quotation rom one or the otn"r OF
the four books of the Apostles Wren had ac-
compished this felt that had won.
When asked his opincn on The condition Of politi-
cal parties In indianapolis, General Wallace said;
Il never in all my experience. remember the time
when political opinion much on one side
the Republican side. In indianapolis one never
hears of the Democrats. because the Democrats
are not talking politics just now. They are too
much occupied in wondering what VIII happen to
them II the Wilson bMl becomes a law. All men
in our part OF the country cursing this tinker
ing with the tariff. which Is bringing starvation
on SO many thousands OF workingmcn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
TO BRING THE CASrINE TO yEw.YoRK

i. Is expected that the gunboat Castine will reach
the Navy Yard in few days. as three Of the Of
hcers OF the Machias started for Portsmouth on
Tuesday to bring her down. The mistake has been
made OF supposng that the Castine IT, like the
Machias. in commission. but this is not the case
she was not finished as soon as her sister gunboat
and has never been In commission. When she ar
rves at the Navy Yard she will receive whatever
preparation II necessary to make her ready for the
alterations, and both vessels will be put al the
same time in the timber drydock. The work Of re-
moving the stores of the Machies and turning them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
TIE RAPID TRANSIT STU ATIOy

The Rapid Transit Committee OF the Chamber OF
Commerce will meet this afternoon to take some
action on the rapid transit problem. II is thought
that the committee will recommend the adoption Of
the Wilson plan for an underground road Russell
Sage said yesterday that the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad Company was pleased with Judge Ingra-
hams decision allowing II the right to build third
track in Ninth-ave. Mr. Sage also cad that the
company was ready TO 90 ahead with the extern
sion of rapid transit facilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
BIDS FOR TIE TROOP A ARMORY

Bids were opened for the building OF the armory
for Troop A, at Nnety-fourth-st. and Msdison-ave.
by Secretary Barker at meeting OF the Armory
Board held IN the Mayors Office yesterday morn
ing; Ten contractors bid for the work, follows:
p K Lantry, N3S.00o: Ed ward Frank N3s $50: Colin
Mclean. slE,@o; James o'Tooe. $500 John F.
johnson. N3l619: Charles A. Cowen. Sl35 SIG; Teller
& Rennie. N4s.s79; James ID. Murphy. si3l ZOO Ho-
ratio Watson. $33.150; +. Gallagher. N32,SO
The bids were referred to Secretary Barker for
examination. John F. Johnson is the lowest bidder
and will probably get the contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston, Leb '.cot,on dun m,ddiing. 7sc 10:
mIddling Lice good ordinary. Csc net receipt ~
bales, gross 10 bales sales. 40 bales stock 2094S
tales
ding. l5.lGc good ordinary, a.; net and gross 10
celpts 500 bales export, coastwse, 35l bales; sales.
@9i blles; stock. 61.3Ss la,es.
Savannah, Feb. cotton steady midding 7'sc low
receipts $50 bales. export, eoaswse. +2s bales saes
New Or cans, Feb. 7-Cofton steady; god mldfling
7ac mldding FAC low midd,ing. 1isc: cool ordinary
CSC ard gross receipts SIS bales sales C+oo bees
stock 1927, 7O4 baleA