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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-02
Bishops
Bank.
Post Office.

A word to the wise is suffi-
cient; our double stores are
adjacent to the above in
stitutiohs; by calling at the
former, you present your
CHECK, receive your money,
then step across to our
store, make your purchases
iorChris tmas; and such as
require the attention of the
Post Ofhce-"which is next
1ivt ious. our clerk will be
~ dsed to look alter for you.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-02
A Iran.

Mary-Im sure ! hear burglars In the
hou-e. Hadn't We Better scream mur,ieri
Mrs. Newcook-It won't be nec.ssary,
left three pies on the -ideboard. x Clicag.
Inter Ocean
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-02

Mrs Haughieigh Why didn't you stop.
sir. when you saw me wave my handf b
street Car Conductor thought yon
"ere throwing me- ki~se-. mum -Ex.
change
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-02
Ew YoRK CITY,

or rather a lair proportion
OF that great metropolis ha.
Just arrived at our store
Remember, we never take
a back seat during the holi
days. Our goods = pur
chased direct from the
MANUFACTURERS,
embrace a complete assort
ment of most desirable
articles for XMAS GIFTS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-02
MATSUYAMA MIRROR.
A WONDERFUL JAPANESE DEVICE
THAT PUZZLES SCIENTISTS.

Images Reflected Through Metal-A Jap
anes. Fairy Tale That win lie Enjoyed
Around Every American Tireside-Ho
n Mother Lived In n Mirror.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-02
AMONG THE
THOUSAND
AND ONE
ARTICLES WILL
BE FOUND

,oks lrr the young people,
looks for the old people.
1ames and Calend rs, Au-
og~aph Albums. Letter
Eases, Cigar Cases. Music
Rolls, Frames for Paris
Panel Photos, Ink Stands,
Photograph Albums, Book
cts. Wild West Games,
Toilet Sets ian entirely new
mel, Photo Boxes. Nccktie
boxes, Mirrors. Collar and
'uif Boxes, Work Boxes,
having Sets, Manicure
Sets, Jewel Cases, Music
boxes, Lap Tablets. Port
olios. Papetries, Paper
Knives, Match Boxes, Pen
Wipers. Writing Desks.
Games. etc, for Children.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-02
DRY AND FANCY GOODS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

India Linen aud Persian Lawns,
EmbI oidery. in - yard pieces,
Roman aud Guipnre Embroidery,
Oriental. Platte. and other Iaces, II
white, cream and black.
Chiffon Lace. all colors,
45-in. Lace Net, cream and black,
Striped and Check Dimity,
Wide Japanese Crepe, white ana colr'd
White, Cream and Black Surah Silk.
White and Cream silk Crepe,
Navy end Cream Serge.
Suez and Tennis Flannel.
The j, mess. Miller "Equipoise" waist.
Prima Donna and 7. ID. Corsets,
Ladies' Black Hose.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-02
Fl Large
Cases
RECEIVED EN-
:. :. AUSTRALIA.
A CALL,

and inspection ol the differ
cnt lines on view will repay
you for the trouble of com.
ing down as far as Merchant
street, as YOU will find the
largest assortment and low
est prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
RrSINESS ENEARGASSMENTS.

Judgment for 500. loS entered yesterday against
the Campbell Engine Company, Of No 80 WaI-S'.'
in favor Of James McIln, It's former president. on
two notes. dated d rcmber d, 1897 The company
was formed In January. 1886. with capital stock
Of 100000 to Introduce Il contrivance for using
ammonia gas for running engines. James II. camp
heu was yice.prcsidcnt, and Charles II. Campbell
treasurer The annual report nled on June 30 last.
said the liabilities did not exceed $ov,l assets $l-
C,o of which the patents were valued at $0Vl
BENJAMIN 4. Trowbrdge. dealer in provisions IN
Fulton Market made an assignment yesterday -
been IN business for twenty-five years ana was
formerly Of Tr0wbridgc brothers. but mas nae 10
rating at Hrads.rcetS FOR many years.. ltc Ht'5
81 NJ 1872 MonrOc-st.. brooklyn. Mr.. IroWprIifs
The assignee said yesterday that the giin't was
on account Of real estate trdn"acuoi3 ~"
was preclpitated by judgments which were 70 De d
tered against him. The assignee said That ne couli
not tell how much the liabilities are but ne 'nous"'
he business debts were less than $l1"O
L. A. Wray has been appointed receiver IN sup
nnroprietors Of the Hotel Baimoral IN i.enoN ave-
rcd-arG- + thirteenth - Onc-hun irtd-aha-
foi,rtcenth-st. in the suit OF benjamin d. Zen
son They opened the hotel in March, lS1. taking
ten-years lease. IL was Sald at rental beginning
n. S12 200 A year and running up to $5',OU
Troy ~ u. Feb. le.-JuSticc Furslnan to-day up
pointed Robert c. Haskell receiver OF the Empire
Portable Forge COMPANY. OF IanSingburg
dealer has made assignment IN favor OF his
creditors Kciscr was also large dealer IN real
estate and had built many brick houses. when
were sold on the instalment plan. Claims amount
ing 10 over 10000 have already been entered
Inn Mass. Feb l9-W. F. Goldsmith. upholster-
governmcn,. has assigned. Liabilities. about 80
utJ: assets unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
xvI1rrrNEN N SESSION.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or TIE L. A. W.
Iouisviue. XIV. Feb 19-The General Assembly
If the League Of American Wheemen began us
sess,o, ot TIE Gault House today. Nnety-hve
do,eca;es were present in person and eiShty-'Ne
nroxios were duly accredited. making the attendance
Us ont of q total membership Of 1884, MesSrs j. I.
Uolres and H. W. Stebbens. of the Michisah d.
vision asked to be admitted y. H. grimm pro-
tested in writing that they were not eligible ana
that their selection as delegates had been procured
ny fraud The Committee on Credentials TOOK
cbarqe ~ the contest and decided favorabiy TO
Mossrs Holmes and Stebbens.
The next business IN order was the readins OF
President Burdctt's annual report. In order that
tho roarua Of American Wheemen might become
incornor9 tel he proposed an amendmcnt 10 tne
s.itutlon making the organization JOINT suoyh
company on the subject of ROAD improvements NC
dvoit nj great length ard oompilmonted me men,
hers heartily on the gratifying results achEed ny
u~red Inc continuation OF the publication OF " Jud
pooG. and recommended that members WHO haVe
hortoro-c received II free be charged 80 cents per
aonnu During the year the Executive Conlihi''ee
baniled 10000 All accounts hau been louhd 10
no correct The president made n stateli'eiI Coli-
nletely generating Isaac b. Potter OF We @
n Road improvements from the charge that ne hau
altered a contract. - ,..s - hoIonco %
Treasurer Brewes:er's report showed paIalce %
s-so T'he membership Is now 36950 an .hVrecls vi
3 s4G since the last report. There has pe2h iai"S
off in female members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY SUIT SETTLED

Bridrepor' Conn, Feb. 19-The famous case o'
the Adams Express Company against ClapP
SDooner OF this city. has been amicably settled out
Of court The terms OF the settlement VIII not De
made public by the parties but several transfers
OF valuable property belonging TO Mr.. Spooner are
recorded in the Town Clerks Office IN ms Guy
The suit was brought In March. 1891. all the reli
estate of Mr. Spooner being placed under a,'ach-
ment At the same time Il similar action was
brought against John Hoey. president OF the ADAMS
Express Company, ana short tine afterW1fi
Henry Sanford. OF Bridgeport. was elevated 20 '"e
presidency The company alleged that Directors
Hoe Srooner. sherman and II. D. fairott "i
Rosinn had sold to the Adams company w
nrorer les of the New-YOrk and Boston b1spa'til
t,ori,r,uv aoI the kinsiey Express Company 'r'..
which th.y realized large profis. ana. HSi.AI -,
,nrni,g the money Ovcr to the y IAins Express
Company. had appropriated u to th'ir own ~,
Tho ,ot1i amount with accrued interest Was '.-.
na.ci ~ about 10000 and Il was for ms amount
ina, the actiOn was brought. c,..,
Tho details Of the s"til, mont cannot "N uiii.'s
learned. because the cOuns" are friiC'i. ~;
rnore,y sqy that Il satisfactory - Dotn sizes
and mat there will b. no further s'll': w me my
- no. admit mai Mr.. SrOon"r transferred any ni
his proTcr:v TO the Adams Company or In any
WV /. ,l.-l Of il t. their advantage, tHr own
fyrrl'e records show that Mr.. Spoon"r soI4 %
U.rr,. sanford president Of ih' Adams Xpr'-'
,,o,nnanv for $1,000 q certain tract 81 land cons
ainina l5) rods in Farfeld-ave. Clapp Spooner ana
~ s-ne Charles ana Harry .IDON"r, ut''l'lI =
ON Saturday to the bridgeport savings hail"' lpr
s;i ~ n piece of property Brooklawn- ave- or"
in P,r,-avn another in IarrisOn-st., ana a ionf'h
in Golden Hlll-s The latter IS the e'cSAht opooHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
York. Tebruary ".

N.F
RrANs- Marrow choice. per bush - 4uES- 49, IN me-,
re, %, ri iJncv SO .Jas" y black turtle soup y on
g. II. yellow cyr So lima. california ", ~ ~ %
60 -, narror ). iaqs. -. do pea 81 3'l - W; 90
medium 81 i5Gsi -. green I',s' Dds - "'.HS XVI
49, a. ,pa<i -. Do Scotch. 81 40 , A. -.
IA rrF~ Pcnnsyyania eStrss yer 1r i'; 90 WIZ
eI .Ntl'' summer maze i1'!l9': do state fan
,, ',-1nc. state dairy. new tn- -'n -', 40 ih
nnH' ,rcr nrins nnrst 10 4"?oc; 90 hrss. IVA
,hirt, "a recnnls iJHlI'; N'siern creamery
~ - n.t~,s 1ssiac. 80 secont5 10 ur-'s iiTi'c
Wr.,.rn fnctory frrh eNiihs ,,,o"r ,,,tc 10
nrsts lI0l5c; do thiII'' ''''"'
ilc r3s fresh & cream coiored fancy. ll'.c: do
MIL inc ii,qiiac: do good TO ch"''e -"
VIM" ,rn' oh oalGsc do small size cootr' fancy
a. a", n white flncy i.iiNi2'sc 90 common 70 t22r
a. t,i,c. STATE part skins. small s'z,
"sy.II =, ,r,r,e Ia9c large prime AlS'ic' STAT iu
skins 2a2isc: Pennsylvania "H'"S law '" ="
good. :I1tsc ,.,... Southern fresh gathered
s,sc. irch,,s. moor prime. per case - '""S' "o
Ff baldwin Esr 6 s S -, csa3 3
greenlnss so"s" e b 81 50aSs. Jersey per crate.
81 .oaSi IS oranges Indian RVS g,one fruit, saqst
s,rnwberries FLORIDA per quart -uao3c fancy 1Ia,Iac
DO prm. to choice ou lo.c; do common ~ 'A" o'aV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. 10 oSpcciaD.-Wheat today broKs
over n cent. and closed at about the bottom May
sold from 59a, to 517s and closed Mt 5Sis cents
There was lot os selling early by the New-io'A
Produce Exchange crowd; and a lot OF open seiihs
by Armour After New-York did its selling, II pe
gan to send bear news. declaring that no expo"
business existed and that cables were very sicE
Seaboard clearances small, less than -"vS
bushels At night. however. after the close Wv
scaboard reported about ATTY loads of wheat taNen
at NewYo:ll and out ports. western news Wa
not bearlsh. Minneapolis and Duluth were 's
latively stronger than Chicago The north"es'
had less than half as many cars as last yea
primary market receipts. 5000 were 50 per y'
less than las. year The decrease m the 'isiD,,
$4,000, was NOR, than expected The decis"'1r LA
passage, 3S7 CO. was more than eNpecteu; i ria
shipments very light, >OVW p ,sn.,rc ,,res
weather map showed excessively colu teiP,.,iaaeJ A
In the northwest. ana Washington preuI,.'e
cold wave for the winter wheat belt Tuesuay Nav
Corn opened steady but closed very weak MA ass
SOLD from 31h43Crs. and closed al oo1spSf ,in,ats
Receipts large 423 cars; so was inc zoo go in.
for TUESDAY 80 cars. The local stock. .r,,reS
creased $4,000 bushels Oats lost q cent Tor sros
although the cash market firm. May SOU Nv
29s.Q29h. and closed at 2?'a cents; ,. ,rtces,
Provisions opened quietly at Satur"ecs ,,riay OF
but closed weak Pork at a loss from %, %, a. loss
OF l2ie cents There were $4,000 hogs; the ss come.
for Tuesday 23.0c0 hogs. The crowa "''
what affected by the decline in wheat. ga. calls
AT night puts on May wheat Wei .s,t o. calls q
6Sia cents. Puts on May corn were so7s' S"
May corn, 36sa cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
Xuw-YoRK WEEKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York February H. l'J',
COTTON-Iiverpoo lost l-Gid on the gay 'aa,"s 80
f.turos but spot unchanged WIN ~" r,s
only 900 bales. This IN the ldv"rIrh H"In 80.
something Of disappointment T. local ia'"rS' n ',s
ife Influence market broke from fhr'" or 1'H
a, the start and after that IL was very narrow
interesting occurrences dutlit w ~
trading l,irg o. moderate proportions ana ''il" q"
mot entirely the traders. Ih'ie i''H' e.,
considerable llquiIai!on ~ March cotton. on' %, ~
chef features 81 days operations was IN" UaisI, -
N,trrh contracts &, MAY q current difference OF - ~
- points There comparatively niue prrNurr - ~;
iu snitr the dull market although ah'"'' ~, d"
demand for spot gives tn" hears some "I'"b
canvass Of the fertilizer trade IL E1tln.r" - si -
indicate business poor. ana iiat thr ""'P -
fertilizers than At the sam" time last va" IN
alNices received from irrt|"f us
frffars further south New Orleans r"'"llts i.r"M
,ro estimated II go bales AMI possibly 'r' aSih@t
= 7G9 bales last w..k. and S.uc last year l''e"p,s 81,
Memphis were - bales. against l's last }'i' "' we
i., rr.t while Houston receipts W"r" estimated ht
! 100 la.s. araust = 1Y2 last year = WIS receiver
ialas AGAINST ~ last year. Aafic'~ rom '"'
;-,,,h .fa,r mat tho weather has NJ" had any ma.
.rl, effect in re'ar1n; the movement dnl ''"i go h'
.Ap., a.iy incfca.~ IN ~" movement, me mi'"n'H'
f,- TIE woek ~ ports viii probably j." '-'"tr r'
p.aiust ~ last week. ana t43.' las i"Ri u. ~.
terror movement Will B." In the n"ighD"fh''d % I'"'
arairst 1900 last year.
Or.ninr clos" today ana Closing Di'' "''
NC night n.l last year fNlJN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20

on the meter dial IS set ahead 10 '"'',"'o
w., ,.,r,,,or has 2oO fee, OF gas TO his credit.
r,,,e omou,, would bum fifty hours from FOUR
foo. burner When the 200 feet of gas are eNhauS'e
there will be no more supply til another quarter
Is dropped into the slot. BY the use OF ,i,1 n',
chine the consumer Is never at a lo9s as - ms 80
I'M and the matter of deposit. when lor " i'''
family Is quite a hardship is overcome; 1900. 49,,
The meter Is intended for tenement houses -.
ror nlocns where consumption of gas IS IEht pu!
no doubt many vii! be placed in !arSr aPiit n
bouses II has been on exhibition only a !c" GAY
hut NAM communications have been receVeIi Nv
the company asking particulars as 10 It's WORKING
There seems to be only one fault found win ,he
arrangement. and that IS the pr.ce OF ,he "a,
NAVY who have given the matter study are oi, tle
oninion that gas should be furnished ~ 81 thoi-
sand feet or less. The new process Tor m',n bn1
has l,ssened the cost O: production creaty' ailr
The pnblic which grants the gas Corporations cX-
traordnary privileges might well enjoy me net ,
would even then still realize "A large DIVIDEND OH
thoir investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
EASTERN BASEBALL LEAGUE TO MEET
LIVELY SESSIONS EXPECTED IN THIS CITY
TODAY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OTHER CLUBS

IA
LIVELY SESSIONS EXPECTED IN THIS CITY
TO-DAY AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OTHER CLUBS.
Da,erates 10 the annual meeting OF the Eastern
pasabal League TO be held at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel to-day and tomorrow. began to arrive III
Tho city YESTERDAY The session Will he lively one
md the delegates do not expect to iinsn their Ia
hors until tomorrow night. 1t ,'as been oocl"eu
NOT ~ increase the circuit and the league VIII he
composed of eight clubs as was the case last year
10th Albany and Syracuse are candidates LOT
Mace and Syracuse seems 10 have the better Cnaoe
TO secure II.
p. T. Powers the president OF the league "heh
soon last night said: The prospects for tire Gums
look remarkably bright. All our clubs are III soou
condition financially and a minor league n, neE sc,
starred out under better auspices inc Session VI
morrow may be given up TO the clrcuiI %
the schedule MAY not be adopted until Wednesu i
ba,r made ous two schedules one cohItini,ns
Albany and one Syracuse one or the srn i',
orronges for the opening of the championship 90
The Western clubs in the East: ana tne o'"ei mas
tho Eastern teams opening In the West. VI,
John NJ Ward. the manager or the NY ioi ~, N
oluh said YESTERDAY that he had about declue! ~
take his piayers South next month; i cNP.C' ~, ~
s.art on March 10 and we shall return 70 tIie
;., hofore April J. 1t has been suggested that we
nen the preliminary season at the POLO NIf9.uS
March % but no game has been arranEet a. ~.
We viii certainly return to the city III uie 90 '',
the Princeton College team at the lo!o urou,l to-,
March 81 and this may possibly De our oP''''s
game in this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20

orc Peaches Delaware evapornted peeled sal,s IN
roelol G37c Cherries iOGilc iIuckeberr'es lt1 9gs
Elnc!6crrcs &C. Apricots. liai4c Prunes' poNeS' ."
HoPS-%evYo rl, state 1903 cnolce 2lg2lc P p,,nss
oor common - good IjTl9c. do 1897 l2alc: fhf. nS
Coast iS93 choice oll2iEc; DO common 10 PRIME 10Y
oI,: do ls!2 l3diIc: olt Odds. JNlcc. 400 . g. =, ~
Hay AND STRAWiIay. prime per ~ VI ro.r mi,aI
n ~ l. GoaSoc; shipping o"po'c' 90 ''o'" '
POti.TRY-NIyE-Fow per 10 D.; ch,S E iocai
pc- pair 7ocasI: 10 Western. IedSc; geeSr p ~
81 21rs so pigeons per pair. 30fs''c
'rufsoys ch weight. per H.. lie; 40 h"al rnH' In,
rhr.ens Philadelphia. iiWlic; foTls. Nr't'N nl''"e'
10 +, oi.c: ducks r.r H. iOflir. goose. Western
GAMI,-Rcl head ilav." Dc Grace ~ ,y,,t' -, w.
western 3o,TS1 -: maarl Western -pN,DC -, ~,
jrcls 3O02jc; English sripe. froa Pc, hoz - W.
s. -: golden Tlover 81 5olfi ~ grass p2i"
r,tniis ,.,inon r,r palr 25|toc: do lacks rnf.'c:
ill 81 Isfso -: state p'r bl. 81 Ds2 %
be- hl 81 2aGSi 81. do British magnumI - ''' -
ro,nlla now per bill s. i0GSG; do Havan'' '"aS".
,yeot potatoes Virclanl per bhi <" DO; ~ ,2 -,
:,t, ioi Soy :9GS3 90 DniCns Hnir p'F ,.D s'' w
to 81 800 = -: DO Yellow. 81 25ffSl g.! 90 "g,s PEI
lea, stGs6 Florida. per hhi craft :ltSl ~,
,hi,, per Dbl 20: do Eussn. c"fli1b Spu"Hh i'
island psr I'LL S2T$2 20. Lettuce. logon PER roI",'
"a . 40 Florida p~~ basket. 50c0si III do ChaTl ston
southern cato. - -'NS-
r,rida nor hbl Sass: per halfhhl box y DvwN' TO-
oes Florida per carrier. S2dS2 .O 90 Ny VS. per
cinte 81 lrS2 do Ter carrier. S2HN2 80; 40
carrier s2aso % Ckra Havana. no. ca'lIer ~ a.
pnnners HAVANA soas2 o. Kale Norion. Per D t,'i
oc spinach. Norfolk. pr bt '2n,' ,ass
per crate. 75c. do. per 100 lunches S'nH"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
r1.popcAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb 49, 35 p mb ss IN nr5 poor mess @
mani: extra India mess easy at o's P.iilI -,
easy AZ COS Cd Pork in poor demand; priiI,r d H.
western fine steady at 15s: do Westerh I'm, a''ir ,
no stock Hams in moderate demand sh2 ~, ~
about Il 10 16 h. steady ut ass Cd 'acon.tn. ds 90
mand is improving: Cumberland cut apou. ~ W ~
m ston,t, ~ as: short rib about % III, STEADY AZ
S9s long clear mddles about 45 H. stsaay at u.s.
on,, and short clear m6dles, about % 10; s!caE
gte 81 shoulders about 70 to IS d. duli at '"" H
cheese in moderate demand; American nne5e Mi,,J'
.nd colorod dull at SIS. Talow In poor usinaii
prime city dull 26s o. Spirits Of t"rpfnne in
moderate demand: steady at US 3D. IDs" - III
iioi,.otc Gomand common steady ut IS ''2i.
Cottonseed oil-Iiverpool refined firm az Z5s 49, 49,.
Iord-Spot in poor demand; futures on nn t r9 a. a.,
mand: brine Western SPOT dull at 1873 to; 90
March and April dull Mt 3,s 3D. M hent IL, IL, A. Of
ato demand: No red winter steady az ~ 81 ~;
Flour demand st. bG@s dd fangy w fnres p in
poodcrate demand: mixed Western spot nrIn az IS
Old: February firm at 80 9i,d; March trr p az %
sai. April firm at S. slad Hops at l.ondon-t ,a
CoastNIn moderate demand; easy ut - losttS ~;
Deceiptg of wheat for the last week from Atdp o5
ror,e zoo quarters: from Pacific ports. 5000
avarters: from other sources, 2'c9o quarters X -
ceipts of American corn for the last "ee"' ''''
rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
To 81.


nh c'ee IN spo, is very que' Some invoices
n ,n4 the arkct closca nominal At i1al7c for o 40
spot, MIA coffee wac guisl 81" m9", Teoay %.
To ANp % G G@qT market IN Who's was
buyers Indifferent. refusing TO pay even od pie
eporicI for export very lite business went
qo Tn, ,g' s,raiss sacks g in SS.
100 Ibis winter Sj'sTs at cs - " s sg o At 81 oo
s ,GfS9dI rn s' - s. ssass ~ 6s clears
va n" active male Of 800 MS patents "a, =,
So a. ana ibis extra hrs,s at g -, q. Ky r. Eio'
BCWIIEXT FLOUR Market am at s. 2;gs2 49, 80 q, -
M9s dS %, ye' s%ram%r" s. o southern
wh IN rg sI 20 fine Yellow A 2ac coars sas5c
Marhe f'sedy VIZ, =, h. bran s IN soos 80 n In
S %s'i 100 h. Sog6Sc ;eus ely feed s, 81 re
:cel, s3a;%c hogi 3, AZ, Sr' p 'o'' ''''''
a wheat marte, eppears not ,, to
s ios :I| ,ns tn" cyeosa ' and penns
, S se f Am NAY 70 S %sf "' deen c
the market within e q a nrT oSad ne
as Whole rather ieyore 10 pr o r, Sp'1n . rs
.hy n fr foreign account market what Interest
there was dl not s',n 10 be ady"rsT ,s ~ ,,,
90 lush steel 1's5ss;sd s. 800 Sgs ana M:
th1. of1,irs there Jet ny In The oiIernss u''i
tr pric. reached &c after winch ihrre vas p',
IT,, 1riinarly favorable Conditions ana arss ~, % ;
$1,000 sf l, cement was with little salt Weather
Rita generally were faNoTib rom M. 30 ,irre
CAM 80 ,unmfn, Plsury mills going fun blast
cI,..l v,eAk. at s4N'sc net decline Tor M
ta' '",sh wheat more active, s-al," Tor "Y"a
nv e., an O,O bush including II loads 81 No :
am terms In store 'sc under May special In
tri a. ,IIrc under May delivered lsu,c under May
ti"'c', ~ ~; ,r6 C2c b store. May closed az
ro."c " =" Ioad. No Northern Ncw-iork Ia, at ~"
~ - Ma delivered spot ana specia.
- ~ inning was a trne better than the maj @,
s,ray but in sympathy with wheat the market sSi
y - trade There Was not great deal 0i p' rvv
,s s ns The result Of sympathy Local socks s ~, a.
llTEry ns tush and the incTeas" III VIC
dccrens, o,nnaratyely small This Item however APP
vsn1 was y, be fully discounted The feeling was heaI
sn1 nt aisc decline Cash corn was n .2a%f
htrhly bush In elevator ana SO.
weaker s9c and ia BUSH 43Sntic. dcllverel spo,
AMI nemial OATs-I was dull feaurees, ,d cnrn
afain nut 81 slightly, with light volume OF uaaihs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
THIS WIS THE COURTS DAY.
THE MAN WHO HELD Up COMMISSIONER FAIR
CHILD SOMEWHAT CRfTTFALLEN.

THE MAN WHO HELD Up COMMISSIONER FAIR
CHILD SOMEWHAT CRfFTFALLEN'
Buffalo Feb 1.-THE courtroom Of United states
Commissioner Fairchild was filed TINS morning
on the occasion Of the preliminary examination OF
Leroy Harris the postal criminal VINO on SH'"ru'y
held up the court and effected a temporary 's-
cape Harris in brief. accused or forGihE post
office money orders. Deputy Postmaster DckoVer.
of VALPARAISO Ind testified that Harris presenter
a forged order at his Office for 500, purpor'lnS 10
he issued from Noroton Heights Conn The ORDER
was payable 10 William II. Clark ana i"r''S ''p-
rcsenting himself as such. got the money t3s',
master Harr. Of la Sale, H., al"9 t'Stn.l ~ ,
Harris obtained 5000 forged orders from 'hat
Office. -, IT. c,o-,, %
Postofice Inspector Lothcrman told the story %, OF
II,rrjss arrest his escape and second arrest. re
pr0yel that the or!crs were forged. Dul'HS ~
Examination Harris was very nervous ana MS
hands were continually twitching. -, ,-...
When Commissioner FairChnd asked the rIi'vr.r
~ he had ANYTHING say. Harris responded slo"E:
~ do not sec that ii would be any use hou people
see,n TO have Il all your own way: 49,, . -
commissioner FarChiid-Ycs Harris. thls II our
Gay. .., ,.o, bo boIt
Harris in $40 600 bail to await the further aC'oh ol
tho court which action he minated womb u. m
order for his transfer to Chicago from Judge NoNe