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New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April Is 'Specan-Wheai was msis Saetin.
dav hv the Government weather crop W'@'N' ,s,.sru
witch almost withou, exception announced in,. ms
I'm the crop conditions the winter MheA' ~. reis--
reference 10 Kansas surprisingly h"'i7', ny, 10
enc. 10 California was mOlerat" in tone ri, h,nf
bearish everything private source rom "a bs-
been wildly Sensational. MaN opened Al % t.r,,vssi.
tween 5pA. and co., and Il, scd az "s l"' a50 AZ
EN- markets led strength. lninih i.iN ~, prces
bushels wheat sold 10 - tn NcW-hoiN cue. uas Q
here we're made on that annonrc'nient ,,, h,.hes
rn,i.rot. local business reported about ,..,rclsco
california had no relief from drouh ine Stn tnrsl Tho
market was reported up almost GEMS ~ ~, - ,ear.
NorhveStern CARROTS 10 against ~ oh i,s a.
t',rn was "A shade higher early. but fl'''l ~. ,t .ss
yanc, los, MaN opened at - S1i prtNr ~, .,rs. as
and closed Al 39i sellers. Rrc'piS We mi higher.
ssfimot. for Thursiay 80 samples were = ',v' uss
,,ahles were hrm one hundred th1usani NJ s. i00r
sJJ IN co to New-York Esport clHfan,'s WI vessel
shipp.rs continued 10 talk bullish. ara ~. a, cent
rom because Of the low rate to huu"'''
oats wcrr almost tcatlrel'ss ...~t,a about hat
proyisions were Unexpectedly hru r,o, - csnts
~ tho loss made TUESDAY Pork rallied -. a.. sarpris
lard n ~ 10 cents. ribs l2s to ID ccA's lie n Sey
n ,,,t,,re was the scarcity ~ ouerinss IA ,ri,. the
- b,y recsinfs There 5000 az w, IS cents
".,,r,ts ,nr THURSDAY 3o.oo prices N~.,Ns hayr
lower Armour believed % De .n,oos,ly assumed
~ rths through brokers. IL - no." sehr'"'"
,h. Armor is the important bull influence sos; calls
ON the curb puts May wheat clossSr losSr calls %
closed Al CO... Puts On May corn were 'S' '
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

There is slow demand FOR Brazil coffee spot.
and the market closed entirely nominal with Rio No
quoted at l7.c Tho jobbinG business is very slow. Mid
little better feeling than noted for Brazil and the
market closes about steady Sales 1000 bags Mex
FLOUR AND MEAI.The nour market again very
hour developing quit4 little weakness late
Is SLOW of sale at about 90 decline from previous figures
better inquiry to-day than there home trade.
srarhs A. s. s 90 go SACK ef Tsnss uu.' sS sSp
s. so@s 800 b6ls clears at s. $50 5as2 oo isod sacks Of
Is 81 10 IsCa sacks OF superhne 81 C5
sacks ... RYE F1oJR-Marke; dun; sales 800 Ibis at
81 75qs2 81. .coRNMEAI~Market quiet: sales 100
ET sSs s. o a s. % SoghS5n whc
White 81 oi fine yellow StSoGc eco coasc sec FEEL
Market dull: 4o-lb SOC 6o-rb SOC. so-lb. sos le-n.
200 tons $40 80 ;; rye iced soas5c homny chop. -
GRAi% NWIIEAT~Ii was "a dull featsrcess market in
all the morning II opened at i.c decline and hung
prSctcay nothing besides the local room ,rsdng opera
prices quite easily seemed feel the Influence Of the
barsh news. The news Of the morning Of duh cables.
esng state Of affairs has been the for weeks past
which reported improving weather condtons and with
improving conditions. Improving prospects Tor the crops
compared with the serious outlook last week. This
the case excepting on the Pacific Coast. where IT was
stated mat in the san Joaquin VALLEY and in southern
spring wheat markets showed good deal s,ubbornnes-
The advance little sGer midday there was a sIiybi
Improvement. prices working mp trne On shorts The
bulls the Exchange doing Il figuring
now that be- their only amusement one
quite positive bun has made figures somewhat bullish
prospects for short al
FOR about 2VnsD than the Government
mates for the the estimate 81 Western sources is
admitted Tor ..pril | Of about 2sp 's'tDO bush
growing crop. From that deduction is made ~ about
15OODOtD bush damage al Horkns and
15.WpOOp on Pacific damage bv
drouth The popular estimates probabilities ~ the
spring wheat favor considerable reduction II.
Admitting that they will be- the year
The outturn ~ 100 q condition would the
total crop for the country Than ~, bush
II there Is reduction In the the
the D. below cent. cpresprndingly
outiurn viii be the result Such bullish speculation
In the present the market
~ only irhing The large stocks and smsu
demand and apathetic ~ the foreign
speculative bull predictions ~ tho future The
the late afternoon Of 2iDOro bush of ahe-
for export AT Duluth predictions Of freezing weather I'm
Kansas tonight and reports San Francisco mar
keis were very much higher wheat harley and hay on
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

112 DO. ~ n. Al - 30; ! sheep and lamb. N -
81 90 y do, 20 10 at 81 p. sprinv lambs =, q y
each. 225 unshorn State sheep, II ~. - " ftH
Hume Mullen: - unshorn siaie ismis "a ~ . .
II do. Is ~ at 81 u; i53 clipped Western a. 70 ~ y,
t27iz: iey uDshoin Michigan sheep (eneg, i. =, a,
81 37is. i3J State sheep. ~ n. At 81 % ~ 70
u. Harrington: $50 Wshorn Sfafe lambs 50 -
81 90 10 Western do 1S To- -: s3s cl,,.s Al
lambs " ~ at 81 10 =, Weston 6o - u a. s. >t'
q Dilenbsck lOi unshotn s'a'' lambs. - - ~ t53,v
Jelinc. Wright 4 90. ~ dipped State lambs n ~ =
81 31is. - spring lambs. AZ 8 per heal " w. At
-. Mcpherson & 20: 1870 KeniIckv lafnbs ns,, ,.
ard part wo1el ~ 10. ~ 81 G2 25 unsoru pnr '1t
GO H. AT 81 G2iz: shoop. l37 3d. ~ 81 - "'' %
Newton CO.: 30 unehorn Ohio larhs 7s =.
81 81 - clipped 90. 50 d. AZ 81 1926 O.. e ~ a, q,
. sheep. 100 ~. a. :, -. ''"l
s Judd e. CO.: 236 mixed Buffalo .heep arl i,-,.. -.
n AT 81 10; II state lambs nstofni SG H. n a. 70
VI Collins lO2 unshorn state lambs y y, AZ Z, -,
each - -
HOGS-Receip's - oars or i0f heal-3i cars ., =
'efh-sf and II Jeraoy 'Iy. About a 80 ~
sale Market nrIn - - io9$5 - ner 80 n
Sales--A ". Lamb: llj hogs 10 = average ., q. -
per NJ 10 do 10 n. - 81 ~. l22 DO 13 n =.
s Judd & CO.: ii hogs. ls3 %. ~ 81 ~ ~ q"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
MRS. ELWELL TALKS ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHT

The Wednesday Afternoon Cub. which has met
every two weeks al the house OF Mrs A. b. Stone
No $50 West Fifty y-ninth-st for the purpose OF int
lectual and social culture, has followed regular
course OF scientific study The subjects OF the
papers read and discussed during the last part OF
the course have been classified as The Story of
the Lens" The paper read by Mrs. F. Edwin
Ewe at the meeting yesterday afternoon gave a
history OF the camera. and a copy was shown
OF the first daguerreOtYpe ever made II was taken
in this city IN 1870 by Professor John Henry Draper
In the present University Building. In Washington
Square. His sister. Miss Catherine Draper. for
one hour upon the roof Of the building enable him
10 take the picture. The first copy burned
and the second sent TO Sir John Herschel of
London. and his heirs loaned II 10 the Worlds
Fair Committee to be placed in the exhibit OF the
University Building. Of this city.
Mrs. Eiwel demonstrated the value Of phOtOgra-
ply educational factor but endeavorcd TO
prove that 1t must always stand second to art
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
orHER mARXEra-nY rELErnAru

hou~. lc2o head total 'er we.t u' nr 80 ss,;'
100 head 70 New,Yorf 1870 head IN ale ~ p,''ss.ss s
mar'e, opened s'esdy Gut cosod a-ak oxen. s3as s.
hours II ODo head 'ofa for wcek 'ls ;1r 50 bs,s
sG,5 5 5r hess % to HcvYorS S bal s o ooo'pss. ps
market opened dun and lower liehi sraior d pg, rs,.
0sr''S@ 0s Sdk mark, s5oG f9 o bo 5y @ ra = T m & & :a =
sht forAers and g.ss y 49, D.,, v s1 m'uw, asi
s. 70Gs5 % one deck u fancy gong p, - ~ pgs s. 4
as ~ lgh n, ioIsc,s 1olt l9'"r ' - ''' o. era pa
sheep and lambs Reo"p's last tw"n.-fou- hours ~
pst week. 81 ooo h~ad c3nsaneI through 80 hsss \,
NewYork. $500 head; ~ .ale. 1900 h's!. .aclssr,
all but choice clipped lambs. r'rk' cosel ery dg ari
weak win % Io"4; % ,laog: So, e2 eE'r' sa u
10 s42 soi eys ss6s ~ IS ,Ip6oG aeavy 49, y ..
mon mon - - XXX ised sherr 81 5jls - or, ~. .;
$: 5oas3 90. oulls and common '2@'2 p ~ lamb,
shore 70 fr fa"sy oeSsl 10 ,ns s o 1srs , .-'
choice to extra si5oas, -. god 81 25aSi u ,err1
i2 c6oce % cppG M sqfa ss. no 'S,i .od 19a ac % a, 8 o.
M tnion s'ock Yards H. ,,I, AP - ,,~, l.ssps e:
gsl 10 s,ockers and feeeers 5? 558'5 - rs al
s @ s. ses5 %iaia @5ts * '2ss Weak + r g %
Ds choice M ND < d. S,g. SIgS' 81 10 ,as e9s % a
heal. marse, steady Inferior 90 CHOICE @@aS IS;
East Libcrty April is-cat,lo- receipts light. narss
hrm Prime - 23Gs4 -: good 50 9o4sl 70 go4 blss
5od s6, s iessls sss' 81 & sSst e. g. os. .' n % s Y
slow and weaker. Best Philad"pni's g. l0qS5 1D. bs
Workers s. 4OdsJ so PIGS 81 i5GSJ - god heary STs
s, Sass. stays and rough s9ws, S 5oeH' - shts7-
SUNNY light: market SLOW. Extra. tflS4 i0 g0i. 81,
a e .0 fair s3ds3 80: common jOcNs ~ clipped lsrat
50 iOdS5 veal calves Sass 80: heavy aat thin ,aks
s2GS2 -: spring lambs. $jG$lO
-, Louis April is-Catte- RI. pts LOB heat. n.
cluding q cars ~ native and II cars Teas Nai.
s,eors sold ~ than yesterdays css ara
% lower than YESTERDAY morning Cows loc and calves
75c lower. Native steers. @HB ~.
50 25I 81 81: Texas steers So S0H<3 30 Hgs-RAcspr
& g2 head Market opened weak IN sympathy with N.
favorable adv,ces from other points and prices rangs!
Odl lower than the better grades while connlon ara
rough declined more. The extreme shows a rs,
- ,bou, 2oc between TO-DAY and -erday. The -,
was 50 30 for good heavy and the packers ranged 100
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool April is, 3:+5 p. m.-Beef-Holders Offer
sparngly India mess firm at s2s Cd prime mess
firm al els ID Pork-Holders offer sparingy; prime
mess. Western fine firm al 70s: do medium firm al COS
Hams-folders offer moderately short cut, about ~ TO
IL ib firm AZ as Bacon-Holders offer moderately
Cumberland cut. 30 n. firm az BIS; short
rib about - H. firm 3ss long clear mdies. about
35s 81 long and short clear middles about
- h 33s Sd shoulders. about 10 70 Is 10. firm
32s Cd Cheese-Holders offer sparingy. American.
finest white and coorcd. FIRM at 59s. Tallow-The
supply is Door. prime city dull 2Js Cd. Spirits of
turpen supply is poor steady at 22s 3D. Cotton
secl oil-Lverpool refined steady at POS %. Rosin-
Holders offer moderately. common steady IS 81.
Spo,Hoders offer freely futures-holders not
Offering: prime Western. spot. dull al tOs. Wheat
Holders offer moderately: No red winter steady IS
lOsd Four-Tfoders offer moderately; 81 Louis fancy
winter steady Corn-Spo and futuresIIoders Of
FER sparngy mixed Western. spot firm az IS lid April
firm AZ IS lO2.d: MAY firm at 3s lod June firm Rs
pad. Hops at TondonPacihc CoastHolders offer mod
erat"y, dull at tiHtJ.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

cash quotations follows: Flour vas mofs,sy
vas steady at unbalanced ISo: PTSes: NE TS
S9se a, Mo spTas osa weeaSi ia a-eS3 yG o ,. y 5a
5>c No FAX seed 81 -. prime timothy see - - nSs
s6GE pDGT; PP pb sSI SSe. oosc 81 81 .ss - m sailed &
ders (boxed S6l 81 - short clear sides DoNe >Ns -
sugars cut Loaf s. "a per bb sranuiaed s. - per S
@ ,S ,1,,e a. - 30 Rf %a S9 eas n me Fan @
2?3c choice 2la?l'sc sTee, but Iackns M ntro VV''
Milwaukee, April ls-May wheat opened a. -, sod %
57s.c back 5>.c and closed al 5sc cash wh,4t e'
90 n %ndsr July 3 over % ,re My P' S TarEsa 5a cS 81
spring DOC No hard winter j>c Barey firm and c. lc
grades Others IN good domanl for eyer} hing one,e. mere
Rye active; NJ t. i9c; No = l>c oats ~ white 30
30 3 SI.,c; 30 l. ssc Flaxseed-Cash offerings noni.
nay 81 80 Other seeds unehansed Flour dl & a1"T Mi
Bran standard Per ton sacked >i2 90 maalnS'
do. sl3: red dogs >l3 -. market firm. ..,.. "A,
Minneapolis April ls-This market was pers,''s', ,,cs
day long as wheat was wanted ant PAD . , 49, a,
6ic opened his morning At Gls July closed yes'eray
~ 62sa62' &c. and opened this morning al 60, anu !,
,y. natents s.; ioSss 80 bakers S2aS2 Sj: shipments:
~oiood local demamd NJ B. ,6c: receipts bust "a,
rive az 32igc. receipts 300 husn shipments 'SV '-
Philadelphia. April iSFour receipts ii.h' ana S .,s
gradually becoming reiu, ID. but demand 'ri nI,a
ouiremrns prices v~ak but n0nnaly UNCHANGED Whei'
Market Shade frme- under light of,,rnrs no .pes;
lative trading and ftc inquiry for export. - -
April 81 .aG2c MAY G2i.G62 June. 6i' r. & ~,
Gia64i.c CONCEPTION market ruled nrm una,r -. w.
offerings and a fair inquiry fr export. Bids h'N,
generally limited httle TOO low ;'r bisntss n
CARROTS scarce ana sc higher sales, " whit, AZ VI "
do track 4i.c do IN export elevator i t'.r AZ
mixed Tor local trade quoted AZ hr - sc y" al.
46c. NJ mixed April and May F.ai4';, .s, or,f.
aiti,c. July i5a 45,c. ruled firm under s ,,,
ings bu, local trade demand only moiera'" ana ii A.
or no speculation Sales No mixed. i,ai tt'iss \,
3cs.c: ungraded white at 3>'7'. d. special bn al a. My
white short storage. SOC; ~ white Atig Atic. n.
and June 39. N3gs.c. Jul,. &ii. soc o'f az, ,,ts:
changed Rcccipts-Flour. l,3t" hlls. ami - ~, b,sh
Wheat. %. 800 bush. com ~ 90 bush, o"" "f' ,a
81 Louis April -Flour-Market drll. rece.pis -, 80
bhs shipments 3.SIa bbs Bran highr "nt @ sl," gs.rg
ern buyers finally bidding &c east tafi HNi "a brsh:
much Wheat weak and lower. receipts -" s-;,c:
shipments. 1915 bush May, 35er ase'a. y.,,. sip
August 56s.c Corn lower. receipts. h'lu' ls qss.s:
ments 81 $50 bush. April. 36'sc nominal , pa" war,st
June 3Gs.c July. 31i.c. september. "a. -. N,y
duh. receipts 500 bush. shipments, $50 ols'' '
I1l.-
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
WORKING TO SAVE THE CITY HALL.

John Winfield Scott. behalf OF the committee
of the Sons of the American Revolution. has ad-
dressed the following TO Friends Of the City Hall
and City Hall Park,
Senate printed bill No 800 introduced by Senator
Robertson repeating the law authorizing the de-
struction OF the old City Hall and the erection Of
a building upon City Hall Park, is the special
order for the consideration of the Senate tomorrow
Thursday morning. No opposition has appeared
againa. the bill except from the Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel. Hundreds OF petitions praying the
Legislature to pass the Dill are In senator Robert
sons hands The bill is therefore likely pass
the Senate tomorrow. when It Will Immediately go
10 the House. where a majority Is expected for IT,
II Will then go TO the Governor for his signature You
should therefore exercise your immediate influence
upon Senators, members OF the House and the
Governor.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
WORK on THE SPEEDWAY TO re PUSHED
THE CONTRACTOR FOR THE SECOND SECTION
ORDERED TO BEGIN 1T on APRIL 23-WoRTH-
LESS LABoRERs EMPLOYED-MoRE
SPACE FOR BASEBALL IN
Parks
THE PARKS.


The Commissioners OF the Park Board called
James c. Rodgers, the contractor for the second
section Of the speedway before them yesterday, and
asked him why he had not yet begun work. Mr.
Rodgers replied that he had not yet secured a
dredg,ng-plant The time for beginning work was
extended 10 May l. and the contractor was Informed
that no excuses would be accepted after that date
Subsequently Mr. Graham the boards assistant
engineer who has charge OF the speedway construc-
ton submitted his report. showing that the con-
tractor could start in at once on n part or the
work which required no dredging. The board re-
considered It's action, and ordered Mr.. Rodgers 10
begin work on his section on April %.
lanes d. Leary contractor for the first section
comriaI med that the men assigned TO him by the
board for removing the rock at One-hundred-and-
ffty-thrd-st. and McComb's Dam Road were no
good.
How many men have you ;here?" asked Presi-
dent Tappen.
twenty or thirty" was the reply, "and three
four good men could do more work than all OF
This statement corroborated the repeated charge
that the men employed by the Park department
were put on" at the request of TamInany Alder
men and district leaders, are 'loafers. ana never
expected to work Mr.. Tappen promised TO SEND
The board decided to carry out the provisions Of
an act passed April T. for the erection OF a Duld.
ing for the headquarters of the Department oi
Street Improvements. in the Twenty-thirG ana
Twenty-fourth wards. and set apart six lots IN
Crotona park as the site. 1t Is l30 feet east OF
Third-ave and seventy three south OF fremont
ave and has an area OF 100 by $50 feet. The build
ing is to be three stories high and Sl"OD Is a.
lowed for its construction. II Will be called the
City Hall Of the Annexed District
A huge roll laid the board table II
proved to be the petition of several thousand ooys
and young men. VINO asked that more space be SET
apart In the public parks for the game OF baseball
It was agreed that the petition should be granted
bu, that space could be given only IN the new
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
WORK or THE NEW-TORK HOSPITAL.

The l2Sd annual repor; OF the Society OF the New
York Hospital shows that at the hospital in west
FIfteenth-st. 4.746 patients were received in the
last year. the average daily census being lo9 Sew
.n,v-eleht ner cent of the patients were treated
absolutely free. In the out-patlent department
9249 patients treated and 4O39i visits We're
made At the Chambers Street Hospital 2,33y people
were treated. In the out-patient department -
555 new patients were treated with total atteh-
dance of 65 oS visits The ambulance department
at the New York Hospital responded 10 i@ calls
and al the Chambers Street Hospital TO 2S4l:
The governors have begun the erection at HUDSON
and Jay SITS OF A new freproof structure TO take
the place of the present one in Chambers-st Al
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
Ey-SHERTFF OBRIEN'S WIFE AS WITNESS.

The presence OF ex-Sherin James O 'Bren, his wife
Addje f. O'Brlen: Roger A. Pryor. jr.. and Major
n. c. DouSherty before the Grand Jury yesterday
was taken showing that they were seeking to
have Charles Benner indicted for grand larceny
Benner was arrested in August last on an order
issued In the suit OF Mrs. O'Brien for $4,000. He
was president of the Union National Gas Saving Com
pany and sold her 250 shares OF the stock for 1880
He declared they would be worth 100000. but she
alleges that this was untrue. and she really had to
pay out more money TO keep the company anoat
Mr. Pryor and Major Dougherty made afidavts In
the suit In the Superior Court. Benner Is free on
Z M0 bail.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
NEW BONDS FOR coRAEARS nook PARK.

The Controller has advertised for proposals for the
purchase Of tS7O,42l of consolidated stock OF the
city OF New-York the proceeds OF which will pay
for the land taken by the city for Corlears Hook
Park. These are the bonds which were author
lied by the Legislature the Controller having failed
TO sell the old ones owing to the ob1ectonaDle
maturity clause which attached TO them The
new ones bear interest at Si2 per cent per annum
these bonds sold the property-owners Will get
the money, for which they have been keIr waiting
more than year Bids will be received until April
q at D. M when they Will be opened in the Con-
troller'S office
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
TIE CITY TO SUE TIE STATE.

Chamberlain ODonohue asserts that the State
the city 800 for percentages due the Cham
berlain acting as county treasurer the State
taxes collected from the city since 1886 The money
II recovered. will go into the City Treasury. ac-
cording TO law. The State Controller has refused
to acknowledge the lawfulness Of the claim. and
Mr. o DonOhue. through Controller Fitch. has asked
the Corporation Counsel TO bring suit for the money
iu no
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
FURNISHING HARDwARE NEEDED ~ SPRING

The moving season is at hand After people
have moved they learn that there are dozens or
things which they need in their new homes. Things
like cutlery cooking utensils. moulds. laundry
goods. china. crockery. water filters and coolers,
cream freezers. camphor wood. cedar trunks ana
refrgerators. People who not moving need
come of things, for nothing in household
use is so good that 1t will not wear out: Charles
Jones OF No. 920 Broadway and No. S02 SiXth-dve.,
supplies every home with furnishing hardware.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

clearing agent OF the Sherman Bank. but IN com
mon with numbers Of city institutions II mas de-
cided TO abandon this kind Of business Inc STOCK,
holders Of the Sherman Bank yesterhay elcGteu
Louis G.. Fuller president. Even Mcintyre vice.
president end Henry ID. Northrup cashier
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
cONCERT or MARSHALL p. WILDER.

Marshall =. Wilder Will give his annual concert
Tuesday evening. May ]. at Mendelssohn Glec club
Hail. No. 1ls West Fortieth-st.. Broadway.
Mr.. Wilders annual entertainments heretofore
have been somewhat of society affair. This year
his appearance will be distinctly personal
than ever as he intends giving the greater part OF
the programme He win be assisted by Georgia
Powers -Carhart. Messrs. Brooks and Denton and
the Metropolitan Quartet.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
THE WESTERN TRIP OF THE OLD GUARD

The Old Guard about 200 strong. will start on Its
Western trip from the West Shore Railroad station
on Saturday evening The first place where stop
OF more than a few hours will be made Is San
Francisco. The California Midwnter Fair will be
visited as well as the interesting places about San
Francisco. The excursionists will then go South
and pay a visit all the principal places OF note
in Southern California, returning home over the
Santa F9 route in the latter part Of May.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS BY wEAL-KYowy MEN

The transfer recorded yesterday OF the prop
erty, Nos 223 10 22s Wooster-st.. and No. IS West
Third-st.. by Frank w. Herter and others to Fred
ericke Mayer for $I7G.tO0 The transfer Of this
property which IS at the southwest corner OF West
Third-st., from Frederick Mayer TO r. Guggen-
heiner for 100000 was also recorded. and mort
gage Of the property for FIVE years al Sl2,-
600 from Frederick Mayer to Charles 5. Fairchiid
and others was set down the books
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

SHERnAN BANK'S NEW CLE4RING AGENT
The United States National Bank at No. 43 Wall
st. will begin Monday to act clearing agent
In the Clearing House Association for the Sher
man Bank, State institution at No. sl Broadway
The Central National Bank has heretofore acted az
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
COUNTRY PRODuCE MARKETS.

New-Nork. April Is, 1894.
REANS AND PEAS-NOt much change I'm domestic
small white beans. choice pea ruling nrm under light
offerings and best MARKS ~ medium holding steady
Possibly the feeling IL ltle stronger on choice mar
sufficient sales making at 81 so to warrant the quota
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-07-24
Sale of Lease of Government Remnants
at Kuhua, and Honomu, HiIo,
Hawaii.


On WEDNESDAY, August Sth, 1894
at u O'Clock noon, at the front entrance
OF the Executive Building, will be sold
at public auction, the lease of the Rem
nants Of the Government Lands of Ku-
hua and Honomu, Hilo, Hawaii, contain
ing an area OF 5000 acres, more or less.
Term-Lease for p years.
Upset price $500 per annuu, payable
semi-annually in advance.
1t is hereby conditioned that the pur-
chaser OF the above lease will plant each
year, for the first ten years Of the lease
an acreage OF so acres of coffee, total Of
800 acres for the first ten years of the
lease.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July 5, 1894
S730-3s