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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. CspecaD.-May wheat TO-DAY sot at
The low point on the crop. CPS Cash wheat SOLD al os
oan,s which was within three cents OF the lowest point
IN IN. August panic. May sold between C;ss ana w.
and closed at 62a Fine weather favorable crop re-
or, lower cables large receipts. heavy Baltic shipments
and lieh, clearances the depressing circun e.
Winneapolis and had 3SS cars against - !ast
wear Shippers here sold no CASH Baltic shipments i1
The week we're about 3JODJc SeaboaId cieardh'"s VIZ
only 100 Private crop reports declared me winter
wheat conditions everywhere perfect IL was MOI easy 10
say much about the selling az II was OF e puSlnb
Shorts notably Partridge 'ne only ones VINO se'el
70 wheat There We're some signs OIL pa, M
liouidation New-Iork longs ne seaDoaTd al ist re-
ported only fourteen loads worked at all ports '9ii %
cned y cent and closed Nav sold from 81. 70
ST. closed 37s. Fine weather large !eeelis ana
a poor shipping demand the factors me mar he'
showed lack OK short interest There were 500 cars ,ne
estimate for "Wednesday vas 800 l-ifeTpOo va
penny lower. seaooard clearances were only IL 20
There talk Of possible eatbound cut "hic
might help the price but nothing about IL wa Va ncsg
ports taken export followed wheat ana corn
Nav sold from 2ets 23i.. and closed at - here
were lg7 cars Wednesday was lol Inc
contract stocks showed decrease for the week OF 'ot
There was a provision market. with Armour ana
tie other packers sellers. Pork at the close showed
Monday OF 30 cents barrel lara ana TIDS
OF % cents a 100 Hogs-Heceipts. lj~O-were NSht
but the packers buyers. ana prices were 1.
10 cents lower May pork closed at $l2 20 May lara al
81 Do May ribs, So -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
OTHER MAGKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

ny Saa '" al S S9o Sta% 800 s'
to New 80 head -a 100 h ad d Ti:r r ,5, tne
a. MTT1 s 10 by e>porrs ght steers.
y. scasS o. light butcher = a 81 g, iIags-s
Srt. lat - hour, $50 head olal for The weeH I'M I'M.
c9ns.%d hrogSh '0 M nT1S % opa,d d" aid veI
nvd packers y 'e. 90 PCS = @5' ,o Ian no eI3a
9sys list p Eoar 100 total Tor TIE wee gs
r. ' y1wy"rk aGoG hal; on 1900 head Including
Go car oaGs MD over Mi,ke Opened very d"ll ana
s%l. r sGi y 3 &c, 3 81 e best ss % and
snep - ga !. &c. only H.. loads q anadas have
hr her., hi. wck which PFC still unsod hcd at - 90
hNrt i'b NV t,l G.~C',tc-H cent. 70 cars 20,
c a e. soo fir .1 s1r g; s :lSS s 1t
br s3I,:, 80: fnr light steers. ~ lO1s3 lc good
r r i"% cd '" ss : Isl o. iiog-r.cepts eht abont
ve lG.a; %9;iy cG% af e. Yo nkes Hi' c4 30
coal b,,vy sj0s5 10; f'ogi and rough FiG~! -.
ff ds?% 81 sod a 20" 20
mon sln-I 20; ycarlinsN. - Ca@3; lambs. s2@*'@';
cay ynjon SEX YarIs Chcsgo Feb. C.-catl.Recel.s
80 % head to % an" ca S"s ss5 '
b|is Il 3id:a5O: ralyo' i! 50d:5 ?. ii9s. Recelpts
M s cc' 80 sGn'@ ra sSr m 5Gs s. s;g = p %
sted, Inferior to chocc. II 50as3 30; Lambs - 2'u
there WIS .cGrry 81 choice butcher AMI cNnf sbsrH
mir T., medium grades w"il presented The narket
VA. active. brt pccs dl show noteiial chansr
rhn uurtv OF the upDy In the reNs division Wa gen
.rllr poo AMI dragging kct prevailed; most e'ry
f'no ~ Id lowe Nptivc strrs :>0 10 - cows, - '},a
~ TeIa, Steers. - 80 ~ -. Hos' -E"relpt- 49,
had Tn. ma Set opcnri easier ana few early saie>
w.r. made AZ about = lover bnt the demand wa NOT
Sufficient 10 prevent decline buyer. soon succ'eih ~
o,n- ~ another s. and tie bulls o. the hos so'd Ioc
lover than yc.t'doy. b.. how >, i;aS' 80 n,N .o
heal NAle ter GOOD inquiry for al tnc lit
...r aud lamb. ut steady prices the common
-, sd .iov Iy and sales lcn were compelled 10 make
= d. OF them. f'u Nc>tc H.
p ID nlil.e m ~. z, - % MAIIng,. \! 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07

Denver COL Feb. Ex-Governor Waite rean lons
address before the Wool Growers CohVeh''o" '"'.
morning, advancing his views upon ques"o"S
6n,nca and tariff. He declared that the people
sbo,,d rise and wres the country from the tyranny
of Lombard and Wall SITS. and asked for IN, res
foration of the constitutional right TO com SLY
lie EXPRESSED himself having no falth III 'O"-
,,ress controlled by trusts and mOnoponeS. -, l.,
Resolutions were passed asserting that WOO -
NOT raw material. and that 10 place WOOL on the
free list Is to benefit the wool manufacturers Oh '
Fast Tie conduct OF Congress In this ma =.
;s cian,cd is fatal blow to the business In whch
thousands of people are interested these resolu-
fions were telegTaphed to the National WOOL HiO"'
ers' Convention in Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

N,WlOrN. FlDidary t. 1871
COTroN--Thc marNet closed >t.ady and g'iiera T.,
n,ri- lower. romlHrd Win N'rt"lHtH 'I"sihh
CO.. IL opcn.d at d. l'n' 81 fion u l9l"i, Vi.
a. amt M Ity,rrvpli .c'>. Nhirh 'h~'G ar
" ~ l,w.' han H. rallied o. lighi I'm ~ at Interior.
oar market ruled Qu, all DAY. W.T. trace oa anu
,i, ,..Oiio: ~ narke -ipel Ia cons Qn,c'
81 -. Nardf.ri> haliGa, thr". New Or eai. ciP'-
lr, ,-tn,i,d 200 pal"- atain-t il.'3 at
Nh ~ II : 81 l,., var. Hight receipts ct N""-
r,tn. tomorrow j. lar ~ duc = q" II" that r'h"''
a,l,ri.. .c Int. rfrfcl with Ownr L, tic hciN pa
,ru-rr i-,Ic ir'd'ur'l 20 the Maldi'""- n''H,,,
Hcrc,rt. NJ N,nuh- day Ncrr - tAl's a-aih-l ="
,rsf tn,r and AZ ~ Lo,l,. 81 bales. aRant 100 -
year ana a. Houston OILY i'.' oa"N. as''m'i -'n ,
l,~t wear. p,, n. .rd.caf Ca f' lnt i'' % M
for la, vcck ~! g. about l. COZ bai"' a-h"'t ~
.,s' wock AID !-cOJ lr-t N'nt IA" 'i'r =" ..,
ulfo,d 5.iGi n1h'- -" owes pa 90 OF i"'N
for n.,iai and for 81 =, iu IN. 81 -
irne..ry o. On Ia, Inds EN hi'c- Nv ais rev
an.ttin, On. Ia.c.silf' trti'. IT," rafN'i 'h'
gottlng uTo rtt, nrd D. act. ~ y pui'lu"h "t ' H.
-if.. about uhi.h.i. 800. r' r''"N r'''.>,
waiting for >oil'f'in' & Turn up. y ,''',s ',
bulls AMI bar inohin, 0i..'n~'N az W" ''I'
day - d'y, for ui"n thc movement - cue "' -
-it7otluf.. q, t.., I'D. tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb. 6Cotton steady middling. re low
mtddIin~ Lice goOG ordinary, GS4c; net a1G gross
,sreiut, ! 1913 bales exIor.s to tie Continent, 4C3i
hales: coastwise 254i bales; sales, 10 10 socK,
30 bales
ding q l5.lCc good ordinary. G.c net and re-
celpI, los bales exports coaswse, 500 bales sec',
66J bales stock, 6723I bales.
New. Orleans Feb 6.-Cott0n-lioilay. Net re elms,
$685. bales gross, 1856 bales eNpor;N 70 Great Brta
IA III bales TO l., 2S7 bales col>twise $50
bales STICK, S27149 bales
modng lice: good ordinary. 1876 net and gross
receipts 32j3 bales eApot, coast"he 400 Mics saes'
125 bales; stock, 81. i3l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07

fair to choice veal Dressed lamp. SLOW WV dressd
Tor c9un,r nb,ck ~ iSI is ,eaIs, 1o+ ID average
=, ~ nor 100 n: 3 do. rs n. at S'-.o
~ =, nlenhack Neals, 49, n. az " oo' nj, o.rs on
SiIi;iP AND LAMIS-k'cc pt, VIZ c,ys f,r butch
the market anu III -, o'',u',
c,s Trading was very limited and value % 10 r,
car 81 rrpd tate aHb- brought ." o. nm r. II
\ =, A. no. ,tv not hoor had been Mei'hPi up 10 -
o'cl,c Drcs cd mutton extremely Gun AZ & ~ ~
f.w O., fra wotners selling at Re dressed '"o> vim
81 cas-. 5000, -, ,,..d Stote lambs GJ H.
ut 3 60, per 100 n. coz hc.d u c.rs
iOGS-i.ercipc were IS carr or i..'' n,nu-i' vars
q, I,r.o, CT, and II at Fort, th,st. ~ . .
" ,,ut rars were sod lat, i'~tcrl"y ana US !eIr'c
inc AZ stead, prices guilty con.id"red or az ~ n y"
81 nar Iol h. louitrY dressed .tcaiy at case per !"
tor heavy "a light - ... ,o,- ,cJ III ay.r,,c
=, az 80 ner 100 n 10 d., IA H. nj 80; - VI" i'' "
~. -. -. 40 m ,tssj
u STATE do l3i y. at 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07

Boston Feb. 6.-There is demand for wool and the
sales are quito large The market rules firm and prices
are fully OHIO neeces quoted AT nc Tor
* and 22q23c for Xxx and HA and ABOVE WIN Mchlsan
lesl lyi.c Washed coui5ng and l)elainc n""ces
sell mostly in lots at unchanged prices tnwashed
Gambling is firm al lSl2Dc. Large sales Of Territory
wool continue be made mostly at Va2c Tor hne ana
az medium on clean basis Of 3313Jc for lns
,ned,m and 35q3sc for nne and Texas and California
sell al about the same prices Territory Pulled woods
are quite active 1sn2sc as 70 quality! DOMESTIC
secured sells freely. Foreign wool dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

=. New.York Februnry y, ISVF'
Receipts wer, Is cars ia m,r hcu No tradlnS
feeling steady, city dressed beef SOW az 80 Shin
rns TO day al e,tt quarter. Of beef ana ,r1 O
sheep No boats reported for Wrdh ,ce iu n,bI"
had not arrived at last adlic"s No rI'.'eo ,n'or
refrigerated beef selling scant SO Grs % Weight
can steers 0iadlIc PER ~ estimated dressed IN
CALVE>-Recripts at nl New orn n,s 100 m tor
hend Trad ng quiet with sales at s'aso per iVo w. or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Feb Cat the wool sales today 800 bales
Including good assortment Of Queensland and New
South Wales wools offered. The competition was
brisk. Home buyers took freely bid well
the offerings Of West Australian and South Australian
woods. Continental buyers took the bulk Of the New
South Wales offerings Crossbreds sold well York
shire buyers Following the sales and the prices Oh
tanned greasics:
New South Waes-1. 500 bales: 5hG1Ohd.
Oueensland-l 800 bales: 6Hd41s I'd
Victoria-1 900 bales; 5xMl0d.
South Australia. 900 bales 3s.Q9Ld.
West Australia-JOO bales; 4'tMSId
New-Zeaiand-l,0O0 bales: 5i2Hl0Hd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07

POTATOES AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES potatoes
have been I'm fair supply, dull ana barely steady Only
light receipts of foreign magnums; choice quiet
and some lots coming out In order aud offered
lower prices a. condition. Onions very dull Norfolk
kale spinach in lighter supply and higher. Southern
demand quiet and prices weak Florida cabbage. very
South have met o fair demand choice lots bring fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07

,., orotatioos were A. follows Fou. was In llttl.
dS"oe' rf'G %' So W' go spr"5 whai ,o; No
arl 5s-n5-',o. No corr. a. 40 ost'. -; 70
XII ',rin, tm"t6, Sod - 10. mes. DIX pr- t5i
~ ~: lard yer 100 H. - 81 - 40: short
ri d's ioo.ci 81 goa :j25 ;rr raltoi Shout icrs
~, ~ bi0 81 20 .hori rl.ar ,,,,. I,oN.dl - ia
--Nr i,.,, ,i..ilir . finished ,,od nc- e,l II Is ::
ac,r cTt ioaf - 3 i. BIZ erlnilled ;, ~ per hi
standard A - - per Dbl ON the Produce Exchange
today the butter h,iket va, fairy 1,c aud mrr
h, .nc naNor II c.liac irgs duh auI weak; iro.h
,r,-t l3r "
cn,nna,i. Feb. o.-r1our-sprne Latent. - 55ss so
h'aNy 40 mi>S worth CS"o"ar, No red a. ~ -
~ {cH" =, 5G 10 nAT 81 leiow Tat ~ &C.
so 3 wGiic 80 80 > MISC sc iiycFair dema9d ;
~ = 81 &c rSrh r'V a." ~ porn, 30 T,' -, r %
T, u" ,,, ' Six i' ~ u c, - h;,ic d,i'
"a b,, - ,' ia h n 10y
=" Ny'il 49,, s,".a, ',,ro o'' ii, AZ
,,'"r ~, 81 W,t nt.", ,,oI., n',,. ..
"p me- rS opon I,y" aro" t sent
and cg.ci AZ jo4c the lowest poin aeh'' being Cole.
'ISh ou fipss wrrc r unG' MiA pre-, Sahplss wcte
| trace: - No'ilorl Ga NJ .pne So: No > hard
wr,r - IL dHm srad d'"o" Iinrey -Mmket
'lrul'y ,"-'d ut so. and Mart IT il'.c; samples
w,r. strd, and un'langcl c,in'cLye dcma' d 40
- demand good. Corn Qlt: No JtLc; No T..
49, ''r'~~ .,'d~ .'"ady aud in fa! demand at folmrr
ucns.
| Ninrc,,oii. F,b e. Wheat Prices won't straight 10
The bG r and low W.. pa s' MAJ "a in' IaFN s
bm. The course u the narscr s.ains luiIS The bear
ir Gi,'lon Of last vek; There +. Eoc deol Of de,
deny thai acc are troubled. Opened a. down from
y,>cray'. close which revealed weakness early in IN,
@ @, a fcm y. va" coSe The low point today
va 'oAc which was r'hcd once bc,ore fe. days ago
! yesterday at G.c. There very good trade with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allen. William II. and wife to William Sloane.
$ io,hs,: ., shave years s:;: ...;:x:
Adams Barret H. 70 Mary = stickney. W cor
Angevine. Jennie. to Ellen Mccabe and another
n l04th-st. " OF I'lr>-ave. months. 8 mort
Allison. John W. and " lie to the German savings
Bank. rs i1'h,s'; o. s,n-sy ,l, yesf
As0 vi aoi H%t Of 2la1e year .."....:
AheIes William. and wife to Moses Schloss.
poTne,s Max AMI III. to ths Farmers: Loan and
Trust 90. NJ - and 2G0 GranG-st. 3 years
ngand fAy William + to Z Il Nichols. s6th-s,
Brehm. JOSEPH. and another to N Weiss. No ios
car i. To- i / Grukshank s9'hs,. OF
Chisholm. Ellen NJ. TO James p Blossom $
Irospect-aye. los 80 to -. map WOODSTOCK
c9:sr "J iohn ~ ,hc bradley and currier CO
Limited. i39th-st. q wiIl's-avs'
p mn,"S Emily i /. " to q k COOK ard an
other lots iis 2''7 map building lots a, Ford
ham made by Lewis olmstead. 24th Ward.
"a sSi.ci AM aaohcc .; T. !: iIr,aic-sasi
Delancey-st OF Pi't-st. wears mort
G INN John. ana wife to u RIVER. Avenue A.
Grunh%t, Louis. to sarah j Burby ssth-st.
81 ith-ave. years...... .,,...., 49,; ...';:;
Greenlces William. 20 Annie l. smith; lots ITO
anl ~ map part Hyatt farm. near Woodla"n'
IIagerty James and wife 10 Albany Brewing co.
: ia5ih-st. Of T.exington-aye demand. 80.
jenkins Thomas T. ct al 70 the Bradley & currier
90 uImte'll and another. = l2th-st' or
Manhattan-aYe. months. mortgages. ...,..,
colo Hanrnh !. TO Howard . cole, lot ~. map
II Foriham. 2fh Ward. , years. 80;
- sih-ays. ~ ii2'h-st. 3 M nths: .,.,.....
<ilpatrlck f,lwart. - \ Taher and another
trustees efc shave. ~ ll2th-st. years
Miller. Eli - and w,fe - the title Guarantee
ana Trust 60. 5 2c,h-s' . Of Gth-aye ysars
II lO5th- St . ~ ifh-av". | ycar..............
IcAlcenan Anne. and another % The Emu
grant Industrial Savings Bank. oth-a'e.
Mitchell Thomas and wife to Patrick Shelley.
iiOth-st ~ Nofrl'-aNe. = years. .,..,,,..
Nc Adam Pheh. y Ia the Mutual Life Insurance
Company New York Nos 30 and 81? West
pachinsl,y. Abraham. and wife 10 J Well and
another No 20 Monr,e-st INSTRUMENTS.
Riley. George Il. 10 the Title Guarantee ard
Trust Co Nos ;. and ~ Church-s,. year..
Rulsam ,'.,arles G. and wife TO Ferdinand A
Muller " 3,l-av". OF l36th-st. years.
" ; 3d-ave. II I5th-s'. wears. ........,,.,.,:
Soll,nger Margrat". II the Farmers Loan ana
Iri!s, 60 = , 2Dth-st. " or ?th-ave. 3 years.
STROLLER Laura to James Rogers. Bradhurst-
Toan. simpson. 20 Hugh Getty. lot No IS, map
lands property Of Mary Clark 10Th Ward. de-
manI. . mortgages Observation-Disclosures.
Seaman. Peter =. to the F 4 VI shacfer Brew
ing 90. Elsinere Place. " Of Marmon-ave.
vanderbilt William 8 and wife to Maria II Lu
Gar I,Jth-st. ~ f.enox-aye. ycars...
Werner. John. and wife To- II Bachmann.
Wa,lach. Eleonora. 10 Clara Arns,ein "
columbus-aye. Of 1s;h-st 2 years.
Zodikow. Ludwig. al 20 Adolpn Powell. Nos
33i and $40 stanton-st years ......,.,.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07

market mid coffee j. -'iN With sales ~ Lon
ha'. Ccnlf,i Arcr ard 700 1a", J'm..r - pi".,,
i.,.k IL H., for Rio No 81 'ttt .Nr- "'s i.'c'
na.' SInto No- ; I, -I.t ~ - tor ' :.
Dii, Oi.n ''u II h'i" aH 'u a. -ihf 800 Ir "
81. ,,... Al -. -,.- :" Uil -. ~ - -. 20 -. Hnl
"'""...., . ~ ,pas2 20, qa.an. .tsG,. STA a'ot
~, 90 eon..t ~ .3ito2fc .rVp!ar ash. -'o'd II. ai
.. -. Z. 20 .i.4. ma - j f. = do II Il
In Gr.'.u 81 - 80 l.Di % k"r- hands. -nr.' . ga
~, So -cIesO. aC'orl.e T. bant anr flld ~, -.
v,s ,od Tor cNpLr private torn. u Woo -tf Pr
rll, quot! "a d. sentrt rot qn"i'f 81 J''i" ''-
cori.ng q G"an'iit -, ..., -, 100,
.,l, lur p.iu0 Iit % nrc.. RI "1d i"N
h',ri"r The formc. are -rlln- muf'r1ic war %
about 49, add We boz hc,iiHPS ar" l1Afi. lf' SIC
rather s.ar.r Dr.; Ll1clcIc In ful supply. 'oIh-h arr
tIoi !: AHD MI.AI.-The weakness In wicr proved
the Il f'lOpn,hf Or "n,h inter. ' W.
whole. nIuch ~onhn'-, wa di.lA'ou - W." ~
IN What The trad~ seemed e. crntr 90 q n"n"har'
d., winter wheat Iaicnis an' dfo'lhH- ~ ms
,r.re vcr. fairly coed whit other 2rld"@ r"ir Z" s"r
and BUYERS d'uapcnc c"nc"-. on o. ." y"
go, aics were 500 Dks- follows: 3'oo Dds ",h-
~ l., the att.r fancy: 800 bids cNtn i 1T - 30 lr
sacks and - - IN wood; 800 BIDS "Nf' :. ~ .. : u
- -. | 200 IBIS spfing lat"nt- o. s3S," !; car
c,eor. al - md mixtures ~ - -; Sont J.
SRI S1ie. sGo Ens ., - G5a7s 90 BrCKwHEAT rrOrH
Narhct nrm dosing - - % 20 1nl - - aeI"l.
S,Ics 100 las COrTNEAI -Mrtci = ady. sac..
10 lis and 90, SACKS; yellow We tn GuctG 80
% 5odse 20 Eandywlnc - 5o sa.ano'c =, 20; ,oth.
ON whit. hacs. $l.tl 10 ..- ~ w ~. Nr,'t
vrt prlinc white ojo!sc; nnc yellow cod''c crar g
oeg9,r FEED. N.flot ~ rty: western quoted; ION.
s7ie9Nor: CON. seir1s5c: som see"S'r lnn.ih
sel.s 40 coo har- ~, feed. go; horn. cloI- Sc
cc.onsc,l oil, ~ 1Oas1 II; oil mral. II icafi A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
yS From THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

New-York, February g. 1894
The production of the Mcdonald pool Is ispu, ,o
have fallen of 10 ~ barrels day. r.Nden'ly INC
,a raiis ara NOT changing to any radical extent the
characterstics Of the eG. No sales In National ITah
were made at the Consolidated Exchange TO-
dav and so cents the bid price OH CHy was 1
higher -. cs,,s n GAL
I'm IN barrels in bulk and go cents IN cases
rramen 4 s. marks. London 11-lGq3 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
ARTHUR H. HOLLAND is ALI'h '
HIS FORMER PARTNER HAS RECEIVED
TELEGRAM FROM HIM-HE Is NOW


VIC ropurR PARTNER HAS RECEIVED
TELEGRAM FROM HIM-HE Is NOW
TRAVELLING.
Hartford Feb 6.--The mystery ATTENDING 'N'V
d,sanpearance on December % of Arthur H. no"
land of Boston, was somewhat cleared to-ua! ny
nositive information that AR. Rowland is a"Ne
w r Ellis formerly Mr. Howiands partner VINO
C. nou, in This city, admitted to-day that he had
received a telegram from the supposed deaa MAJ"
within a few hours. 1t was sent from TO-" "
vaw-Iers,v md was signed "A. ID. vance. MI
Ellis declined TO make disclosure o! us con.e"'
h.,ond saving that they indicated that MI How
ird nod 'ect the place where ne had been Tor some
.ir,a and Was now travelling. He would not re-
zoo, HE destination Mr. EniS assumed That MI
uov,and.s wife had also heard from him by ms
time.
II UoHland disappeared on the night OF b'-
..rnbor 90 lie was supposed 10 have jumped from
,ba s,ear,boa- Pilgrim while on his way from hos
,on 10 this city \ man who answered MS descrP-
ton registered himself as y. H. liadihs al ,ne
Putnam House Four,h-aVe. the next morhHs' ne
was SUFFERING from influenza. ana physlc1an at no
nurse were procured for Elri y itN "a! i'.. ~
nent with his nurse to the Murray I'M HOeL WIZ
he registered az A. II Hathaway Al me emu VI
70 look for cheaper quarters. He employee q E f
,so,non tYDev.rter while al the Murray nm Ilp'
and = sti inse man called on him several times ~
both hotels After he had gone away me IG''i Tx
told her thai Hathaway vas dead ~ vas ga i ga
that Howands life he'd been insured LOT 49,, ~
and the disappearance was frick TO Secure '"e
amount of his policies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07

TOnACrO-S.cd l.af qu /; sa'S ,c "a ,C..,"pp
Is.r w.fncani seed lr,f ~ ~ w. 'vo, y,nnr
yI,apa Havana fidli': % rnr- So an tni
Iriyatc I rms. 100 ,a-",. -uidiicH -. 90, ~.
il.X,no ld ioD Nhih1r'' - sour -
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, F,b. 9.-lloqr dull unchanged. , Wheat
weak; ~ = rcd spot ana February. c3&d' So; March
g, a.A,i: Miy % s0074c; steamer NO rd. aJo@c
ii.ing Wheat by sample. 03ayl stock lisa, 40 bush
.an. l.5.OUO bush. & quiet AMI lover: mixed skJt.
ailac: February ard Ma IA, il.all2c May. i2's a
10: Il aner mixed. 40. i0,aci Noptarrn by sanie,
~ -; ade. y "a 80; s'e>; ~ 900 bush
Ca, firm. No , whit, Western, Boz '; No mixed 90,
Bsa3i'; stock 1850 bu-h Kyc slow; NJ :, 81 30 7;
took Is - bush Ilay quiet and easy good 20 choice
piJ0 - 30. Gram fr,ighf> rrn ulchangci.
COS. normal miGdllng. &C. Eg,- steaiy. lie Other
articles unchanged.
30 ton. irb. V-Mrrhe's quiet
Bunalo fcb c>p'inc op. nee - ~, tu; d,clini &c.
co-ilg: 80 | hari 1lIc; 40 No. thetn Minneapolis
Os,c Chlcaso, 70'.c. safe: l2.5oc u,h No hard
=, > spO nush do. 7lS,c IL Ooo bush do lSc Winter
wi,at weak h"cr, -. car, NO rd, C5'tao5c
cars so r,d. ul = 1G2c closing: No red, o.
80 ezra nd Gl'2c; NO white OS'2o a-kei co, y,
CD higher closed WEAK at ms de prices; saes ~
ear, yellow. fOLdiO'ic; cars No yellow, io'sd
diOic. ear. No com. 4O9iC '2c; cara No com.
n. tiiOr on track. cat, closed No Whit, 3Jtc
80 3 white sac: No IN led. 33@a3.c Oh track rale:
/; ca,. No white. -. d3ji,c. Barey-Fa,r demand
rto,c Nc-fen. oaaG5c far 10 good 53c1se st1tc a>a
~ Ky No . i3-,c asked in stDi" our dull, wax
b. patent s1r.ng. q .Dasi bakers Straight - tlG
~ go fonh. w,rtcr 70 i5a:3 % do Iaent - 4of
- 30 rs, norr, - 91ds3 MIL feed firm. unchanged
CHICAGO. FEB. 9Th l'adng futures ranged a. fol-
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ycw. Yor. .''.I :. II 80, "~
lrll'aeipha ......~ 81 49,.
%er.orer-s . -
r,.,,........-9i s. "a q, g 90, -....,,n,,iil1;
rn Hs%r w Ns5ra ne1" qu"d :e 'IS, , and
49, Tor hprrnt 81 %' or,i,, ''i' .c m;Tn.
% gi. G1 aiss'aS. e,,g2lc u,.,,
'r r VA, o' Me- .oS Sg ANA 'o Tor, ali ooa"d
,uir lhc d.r.ne Ton Nh" hoge t'aae ,o T. ,,- ,y
,o,, Ta.,l ai,c tae-. fhe .orh"' Is ony I''" '""'
YT>rs rGoN-1h- situation se'm. 10 b, mlro' Ing
u',f' ~ t.,tr. maintain : very ''''f' 'lIN
ona 'r no; ~i ,.o,, ,., !. H. n,d price
+" m-t W. ,,, ...icr. a.. anxious 70 r. li,'l'
an AMI an. TO-, m,c,.'r PC 3D. eas'rf they
y. ref'~i q than - 9.' n@ 10" ~ li1 r a.,
ia j. ~ & rrosn,, conrany OF - o0o tons % bridge
~r l qupn'.'' o. warrant, a',''m'igS go.o, f.
,,r "a. r-ae,i ais unclaimed copper ~, ,2H r,',aN
9e- IT, ' ar ~ pre-, 'c,iou Of co er
>,,... +. or mated at iijf9o tom ID ~
,' i;l' r. ' ~ IA a a wa t y, % 10 ton. ,raSs,
ie7 ,e a. e, o., ,o,, tn M n n i,' 9S1
a. ,,"- tsoin 'oa \ tc W.. i i''e'c rr +, ,y
80 a. ~" ~: , sa. .t'ady a,.i 'rrc'os- ~.
a. nrn ,ane rrc,a me ?a Tr1ke' 2 and ~
e, o. , az ~, ,1 n'' ru %" Wv d orrai. Ara
ST., COY 49, H. I'D 'f -p,t buyers ar not apparently Will
"-, i,,,lT> NXD SYErps-Thc market Is qurt "snd
qule .n,a,,,1ci ~ n m si prln - choice isa2sc
q" ~ Nov i'', II y ~. o. cn Lci. g.
to 'so,c e,9s y ts, +" r%o TO Ss,c qu0'
n, ~, ;5. lair [, god Ital3c; ordinary 10 common
''&NHyu. eTorr> s,ok ro~in. 70 COZ thl.; turPea,,
rlien'"r '' ron At ''..'' e ,u-,.ns.nc sii,e
..'. 0r''t ,n1 n '.n'r Xxx. -, M nnr'3 to rood
81 ''' '. r-,c, r., '"' "'''''
"I' ,i',ln,irS Tho rp.'c, va. quiet bat ~'"' U.s.
flnw-. I.li.Oi. oiHr ~ 'N'
80 ..'. n.,.,r.r.ar r,,G. 30, 10 lin. lc' ,oa-
Ban ,., s.,a ~rv a..o Sd i:ri-to. "a I,i,h ID
in' XII ..-i.'.. l. vi CIN;Ti.rS
20 .'',. f. o. qu.r~-- eraii naii'iaor, 10 cox
20 o.. !, ,lc o oa,'t.. of sr't Nrry.r 10 sound
iorr p ~ >to.n. 4. ,'''urr l'o 10 go a., ~.
l'n. a.. Wv .lr r''lA ~ l'ln .ro. -. co,i
,-"'r - =. li.,',p To- ,,,, *, , la, /. A.
\r"-. ",, rI ll''i i,, xvy.,,l >, java r.r -',.l
%, ~ i "nl r.l-a oi, :. r. 10 sla
y ,,, Via 'a'',f i,".,on 20 nuc.o. hyrcs . -
"''h'r'' a., t,', Crpr -. l,rs ro I
s,. , r., = p''o.,,r, ,oi &c. tly,'
T., ,eo ,o.e. rt ol,ur Xrw.Yor, to - Johns Joe =
.'hoon,r 0cn"r'l ''.ro N"% ,,,n ro = and l"
b'r r'Dk - 90 , .,.l ou.c, ,o,h horc and nj,
"li - o''"'' ~ o' r'r' -" '' .iI',r. w. ~
,'o--ur. - ~i 'na lr''.. S,- , ''"p ed ",i
farl ol rcna'' arn' >',rN "'tt ,i6" fri, =
.1c 'o' a.. o. r,l' .,mpcr r.llov a}o:.ii. .
, ,n,.f n''"4 iru vhi.c. a,e'oc: .o.N.
l.' i,r' 90 '7''" '''''' ''' ''''' ''' ''
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PROOF - ct ~ W ' noun n y t" ~, "r. ,c,h i've
hor n'ra"t md fatt.' n',. o. tnI '3,n ,I
10 POLK uar'rf we'd ard more 'c,i,r aIo- 800
~ -, - - 5.rt - nrI:r Maize
du family. = ~; n", - -" H. Ingtfil A.. ,H',,
-. y, 1hr,,n 40 DRESSED UOr> MARKET