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The herald., 1894-04-29
Barry o,Erien,s oanard.

The Speaker, weekly literary organ
of liberalisiA, endeavors to create a po-
litical sensation by announcing the dis
covery of algranGnew Tory scheme. The
design is to dish the Home Rulers by the
establishments Eve great national coun-
ellis, two for 3sngEand and one each for
Ireland, Scotland and Wales, with the
endowment OF, an Irish Catholic univer-
sity. ThesSpealssr further declares that
the scheme has been submitted to the
leaders Of the IllSh Nationalist parties.
Probably this pl,ettyestory has been ca
bled to America with asshow of authority.
There are signs tiE4tntset politicians here
talking freely. Therefore it is neces-
sary to say that thewhole thing is a fam
tastic fake. The proud author is Barry
OBrien, barrisser, Journalist and writer
of several books on Irish politics which
Gladstone has praised. Letter.
The herald., 1894-04-29
NEARING SACRAMENTO.
The San francisco aDa Oakland Indus
trials Ho sfing 1t.

trlSIA hoeunE Ats
SACRAMENTO, April 2S. - The Sau
Francisco and Oakland Industrial army
tramped today from beyond Courtland
to Richland, 10 mikes south OF Sacra.
mento. They landed, 1160 strong, from
a river boat at New Homo this morning
a nd walked to Walnut grove. There the
road lies along the river bank all the
way, lined with orchards, in which the
cherries ere now ripening. The army
went into camp in Gammon's large
warehouse on the bank of the river,
where the men will pass the night.
Sheriff O'NeiPis at CoHrtland, near by,
and will remain there tonight.
Telephenic reports from Courtland
and from Senator johnson, near
whose residence the msn are
camped, are TO the effect that the tour
ists number nearly 1900. and so far have
conducted themselvegq uietly and peace
ably. The sheriff expected to swear in
a number of deputies along the river,
but has not found it necessary to do so.
Just what may occur when the army
reaches the city is hard to tell. The
men will probably be ignoRsd, but if
they commit any breaches of the law
probability is they will not be allowed
to camp on any of the state property,
and there are no unoccupied buildings
large enough elsewhere to accommodate
them. There is plenty OF open country
ousside the city limits, however.
The herald., 1894-04-29
HOUSE PRooEnpINGs.
The Army Appropriation Bill Undor
CousfdoratioE.

The Army Appropriation Bill Ondor
ConsidoratioE.
WARRINGTON, April 2S.-Some routine
business WAS transacted at the opening
of the house today. Lockwood OF New
York reported back from the Pacific
railroads committee the resolution call
ing on the attorney general to inform the
house whether the stockholders OF the
Central and Western Pacific were liable
in any way to the United States Tor re-
imburaement for bonds issued under the
various acts of congIes authorizing tne
issue of bonds in aid of said road.
The house then went into comm1ttet
OF the whsle and took up the srmy ap
The herald., 1894-04-29
A Cox.y Meeting at Pueblo.

PUEBLO, Colo, April 2S.-About 300
men attended the meeting of the Coxey
movement called for tonight. Three
speeches were made, the first orator be-
ing Attorney J. J. McFeely. The next
was Prof. Morris, elleducated man.
His address was 3 typical Populiet
speech, Mr.. Engle, German socialist,
was the thild speaker. Some lengthy
resolutions were then adopted, after
which the meeting adjourned until
Wednesday, when an organization is to
be forpad,
The herald., 1894-04-29
Pueot sound lndnstrials.

TACOMA, April 2S.-Tacoma's branch
Of the Coxeyites started this afternoon
for Puyallup junction, whore they will
tonight meeM Seattle's army. Seattle's
contingent left Kent this morning at
O'Clock and are still on the tramp. Both
armies will spend Sunday at Puyallup,
and there it is thought they will make
an sffSrt to capture train. The North
ern Pacific has refused to carry the men
except at regular rates.
The herald., 1894-04-29
Los Angeles Rlectrlo Sued.

SAN Francisco, April 2S.-The Peo-
ple's Home Savings b&nk has filed
suit against the Los Angeles Consoll'
dated Electric Railway company, to re-
cover s675o due on 225 interest coupons
each calling for $50, on a similar
nurnber Of bonds issued by
the deNndant on March 16, 1892, and
now held and owned by the plaintlii,
The couNDons were payable at the banh
sof CaliAornis, and when presented a
the bauk on March 18th, payment wai
refused ON the ground that there were
no funds. Demand is accordingly alst
kmadeS Nor interest and costs.
The herald., 1894-04-29
New Enreaud Coxeyites.

New LONDON, Conn, April 2S.--The
Swift contingent OF the Coxey army left
Westerly this nTorning 25 strong. The
army was arrested last night. They en-
tered the city at 8 o'clock in a drizzling
rain, and went to the Knights Of Labor
hall. Mayor Bentley notified the cap
tain OF police to treat the Industrials as
we'll 80 though+they came ia parlor cars.
The herald., 1894-04-29
snnds Of Relatives.

A curious lawsuit has just been con-
cluded at Brussels. A widow nemed
Moens died intestate, leaving 'large
fortune. A dispute at once began among
her relatives, and q lawsuit tosettle the
various claims was instituted. At the
trial ii was proved that no fewer than
2 ZOO nersons ware related to the testa-
trix Judgment has been pronounced
in their favor-that is, in favor of rela-
tiyes even twelve degrees removed
paris Herald
The herald., 1894-04-29
Gsrmsn Commsnt on Coxeyism.

BERLIN, April 2S.-All the German
newspapers comment upon the Coxeyite
movement in America, and express as
constituent ct what they torn the ab-
sence Of cooperation between the gov
ernments of the various states to nip the
agitation in the bud. At the same time
nothing serious is expected, the general
opinion being that the Washington gov
ernment will make short work OF sny
attempted disturbance.
The herald., 1894-04-29
Oan. Frvn at IndInnanolIa.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 2s.--For a time
last night it looked like trouble would
eneue at the court house where General
Frye. with 5000 people. proposed to hold
a meeting. Some were for breaking in
the doors, but after several pacific
speeches the army marched quietly pack
to the bsrEaeks and the crowd dispersed.
The herald., 1894-04-29

preparation bill, which carries $2S, $685.
264-s477, 1856 less than the appropria-
ton of the current fiscal year.
During the debate ON the bill the roll
was called under the rule, and no quorum
being developed. the absentees were re-
ported TO the house, and then, at 1855,
the house adjourned.
The herald., 1894-04-29
rhe pay After tlie Burglary.

Deteotive--Yes, I've got the deserip-
tion of the missing jewelry written down
all right. Now, how much money did
the fellows take?
Mr.. Bi1lus--I don't know exactly
Maria, my Ele9r, how mach money was
there in my pockets last night?--Chi-
cago Tribune
The herald., 1894-04-29
HOLMES NAVY.

A FIe,ot of Yankee Fishermen Going to
Washington,
PRoVIDENCETowN, Mass., April 2S.-A
fisherman named Holmes lie organizing
q fleet OF boats which is to be known a.
"Holmes' Navy" which is preparing to
sail from hers to Washington. The
feet Will consist of 80 dories. manned by
expert fishermen. The fleet is sched-
uled to start May 7th. 1t is expected
that each dory will have not less than
TIVE men and there will be captain for
every ten boats.
The herald., 1894-04-29
Tnree bachelors.

It is noted that all threelef the assist
ant secretaries Of the treasury tarBbach-
elors. A man who has access TO the
United States treasury can have nolegit-
innate excuse for not marrying -4ndiAA-
spolis JouTna. =
The herald., 1894-04-29
MRS. ooxRY AND THE BABY.
They will Head the Procession up Penn
RyIvnnta Avenue.

C1Nc1NNArI, April ga Commercial
Gazette special from Massillon says
The wife OF General Coxey and her son,
Legal Tender, left tonight for Washing
ton and will join the army at Rock.
Vile, Nd. It is understood that Mrs.
Coxey with her baby in her arms will
lead the procession up Pennsylvania
avenue to the capitol next Tuesday.
The herald., 1894-04-29
Death of Mrs. senator Morgan.

Death of Mras Senator morgan
WAsHNeroN, April 28.--Mrs, Cornelia
@. Weir Morgan, wife of Senator Morgan
of Alabama, died at the senator's home
in this city today of peritonitis.
The herald., 1894-04-29
Admrss.ons to the Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 28.-The ad mis-
sions to the midwinter fair today num-
bered 1894.
The herald., 1894-04-29

Indigestion TadtcTfly cured by the use OF
Aneoytura Bitters. Sofe Manufacturers, Dr. j.
a b. Sieaert d. Sons. Procured of oil druggists.
The herald., 1894-04-29

cur Last Month In Business.
saerifcing acknowledgement 146 N. Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston NOV 23-,oton steady. midiing DC low
idlng 40: good 0rinay. 81. ret and " Sc
II bales exports - Great Briiiin 80, n'es sa';
1 ball stock 227 622 bales W "HIN - ana " ,,
rc-.irs - l2i balo~ exports Great Britain ~ ~.
bales - France bales. 20 the cont 1en' l." 20
al.s cnastNse 23s bales sales 1897" bales, spi'rN
81 bales. ,,. -.... -.
Norflik Nov % Cotton very firm mdding %. lo"
r,llline l3-lGc GOOD ordinary ~ ~ ana gross ~"
cepis "a bales exports - Great Britain 100, ha,e-
5OT bales sales -a1 ises t)ck. 1881 bales
W,.kly Net and gross receipts 00S3 bales IMPORTS n
rr.,t BRIAN 90 bales the Continent 200 bales
coastwlsc H.. TG2 bales. sales. G@,N bales ,..
N.w-Orlcans Nov 23-Cotion hrm. good m'idlng'
, n. 10. midng sc low miiding. ''-c good otai-
nary 80 net receipts 3J3 bales. ~ 25s bales
exp RS coaswisc. 2De7 bales. sales 1000" bales stos
,,-ro,f..n 40 hnl.s Wc.kiy-Ne receipts, llS"'3
h,irs ,r,ss l22 bales. exports To- Great fNltaln
20 go bales 70 France 10 80 bales 10 the ni.nrnt
X oG bales c,aswise. - "a bales sales 'il1u BALE"
savannah .'ov p Cotton firm. middliug. os'' io"
niGiling o. good ordinary g. net ana gross receipts
-lG bales -oasiwse 80 bales saos tul bales, s),N
l, ~ b,l,s .kiy-Net and gross receipts '-''>-
i,les EXPORTS Continent - ij bales coast"se,
10 81 bales. sales. 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

r., xoy - -Cattle- Receipts last - hours 1850
bnad. total for week thus far. lj2o head Io sas nm -,
WV go head; ~ sale 20 head: market ope.ieu
.,ovr and unfavorable with very good oat'ie on %
sed weak bulls fair good 81 loas2 20; goou s-,
rs ,,GSo 10 veals dull and lower: far 20 g"ou
e. 20 extra So IIogs-Rcceipts last - hours i,'n
head total week thus far, SAP hoal lo -,
last week a,o-O head consigned tnfnus, ,, nened
ing. for night grades steady for others cIo ~
loo lower Early Gales workers. g9oH TO - {, q,
:, g. good heavy 7oaSi 10 roughs 81 S 2, ,o
rtags S&ns3 -. pigs. - ioMs - Late S"S and lambs
81 4oaS ~ good mixed. 81 "Isi % Snesp a IL Nus
,r :, nn head: FOR same last week: $50 neaI
Consigned through LOO head; 10 New ORR, , Saf
on sale sl,o head market onenel SOY" , n anil and
n lin III loads unsod fair best native lambs >5n
81 90 culls and common 81 '5Hs2 3o ar e. ses' ma
Int Ian, S s 50 s % eu s. 81" g. mixed sSeep good SO
s. ~ heavy modock. 81 50; export wethers - '@S %
'Hp i, S,ock yards Chicago Nov. -catuc-Receips
. ;no hoad Market stcadier Common 10 extra steeIs
)" ia 30 siockers and feeders S2ps3 - cow am o
lnlls SimS; - calves. S"a$3 - Hog, ,ecepts 1' w
b"J Market heavy Heavy 81 3oasi s.; comi1Gn 20, 70
choice mixed 81 i5ISi "a. choice assorted ~ oP 90 nv
LIGHT StGSl 40. pigs. 81 io1$f. Sheep-lteceila' n
head Market weak Inferior TO choice '''p>"' ''"'"''
= =, Inuis Nov ~ -cate-Receipts. 80 head MARKET
very quiet, but prices steady Native mixed ~ ~
i've COWS 81 90 Texas steers. 81 10 iiogs-,;eceips
~, head Market opened easier. prices generaN
,ai0c lower. FAR to God healy RANGED from ~ S"n
$, g. fair light and mixed lots 81 i3asi 30 c,mm2n -
ordinary rh 81 75asi % sheep Receipts ,2' nsad
M1rtrt Amil and oG Ic lower Native mixed, - -oa
s. ~. common natives. 81 1ops 40 . ,,,o
SOS % e,a aOaSi good butchers. q IO1S' 30
rough fat s. joaSG TIogs-Reccips Is Merkc dui
rhiaIelphias 81 55aSi CO. host mixed - inSi % ~
~ Workers - IOH = 80 common Yorker ;, -"
-. pigs Sia<i -. roughs S3Gsi Sheep-Supply Sh
Evfra s. Coas2 So good 81 7jGse 30. fair 81 onSl -,
common 5ocaSl yearlnge. 81 '0as2 ~; lambs 81 Soa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nc.N-YOrs. November ~, l>'4
COTTON-Thc sa.es indicated al advance C .s,
points on n. arty months and points on a'e -,
tons The improved about as nNoh mo- 20
the forenoon January selling up 10 "'i asull,, ~
The close tster.s y. March up 10 1sS ssdhS' -,
a close The sales gu ng the ioItl.1"m Se .,at
100 coo bales whca shows active movement '' ~
incentive to advance tue alleged Ia q sp
blylng in Liverpool which together wlih tieI "' NV"
turn.d that market from decline 81 ABOUT p'iiS az
opeulng 10 points al We 49,.
There Was som. crnA hero, y eli AS c'iS'lai.
hyinc for OUTSIDE buying orders 'om l' Vu.
boinr oute extensive. me receipts ~ m" !"lS Iiv',u
he much less than exp .cted ana thrrt Nef" S l' IT,
OF spot cotton at south Is sand tni i.eipoo' ,a
buy spot cotton &c under New-l ork oilers me .
m market during early afternoon was .'Nle"'dt
errstic In, tendency towarc the close wds DOWNWARD
on some rtalzaA. rne net advance Tor the Gay va
y 4, 10 points or within about - points ~ the ien'.
win tone Total sales were -t-"''
bales There will probably int" SIGHT ABOUT $500"
bales 3uoup bales less tnan ias1 NttN M
would bring the statistics up To II not ahead 'he 'P
of 1891 w. 9uNotCo crop Noar Inc !ecep's az ~.
ports for 3ti.t34 bates. asalns 90 70
bales last 81 1HG bales last year me eceP@ ."
the ports to-day j2Hu bales. against 1">s hales
1899 bales last week '''"'
baies last year Memphis. t.~iS bales AGAINST
4Cu7 bales las week. 3j3f haes last year heCePls AZ
saturday estimated al ''"" hais "u
possibly $4,000 bales. against 2us-f bales iasi Wc,h
7 bales lie Interior rtce's ior IN. weh
were 226 bales rs AS bales last wees l7t-
bales last year shipments 2HO-l bales. AGAINST
.3 3s bales last week. lSb 2J4 bales last year lrterioF
stock 3e7 sos bales agains 3>4uJ0 hal>s lasi wt'h
3s6.CiJ bales last year. -, -.
Opening ange and close to-day ana closing bids the
previous night follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24

IN take much 100000 bush. Fear Of hnan-
ca developments handling the stocks Of grain
snd cotton believed be of the items which the
hears are figuring Interior receipts Of wheat AZ spring
caeO .; 400 bush nearly all winter. against Sis
Ish last year; winter. $40 bush against 323O hush
1i3. 10 bush. against i3J.3o busl,
toal 73s bush. against lOGiOii bush; exports 10
- hush against 24Ol3 bush. The pressure OF long
wheat which had been conspicuous feature IN inc
,dav and bid prices late Isc from the lowest
Tho market steady unchanged 10 sc net DC
cline The cash market very fiat Four loacs No
hard Manitoba sold private terms I Europe ana
oads red private terms In store: le.c over
I.cen1ber a. b afoa Late, $1,000 bush No ! hard
~ CORN-Thc market weak and lower during
The earl part the day prices being influenced 10y ue
prevailing in wheat and by feeling OF disc"n
ageuert carlot which we're very heaN! "
chicago this morning Prices cash property ~ me
West were and general Indications pointed TO
he close however prices picked up little. the market
leaving N unchanged &c decline compared WIN Is
nights Cash dull ana heavy: car :"
N . sold a. in the Erie elevator. ana 80 wa.
quoted nomnay at 5si2c for canal delivered or ao'u.
/, over November. No sold Tor tiDv busn. Il,
;e,.c elevator and $3.50 delivered and car No
while al $50 elevator. .OATS-The demand ior oaS
his morning seemed be quite easily satlshed ~
ferncs rather good and in sympathy WIN the ~
cline IN wheat the market slowly W"Iksh u'M'
with a small speculative interest eNhIDi'rn III -"
lures Cash oats and fairly active Sai,S
Sers =. bush 40 oats. 3@ ap'S' e elevator an
IA. Q34isc delivered; CARROTS No white - &C. l|p'
hueh track white. 3GG4lc. BARLEY -Mafket Se'ts
onoed AT 6ii. No Milwaukee" ana "-Ho ior
,rgraded Western MALT Market dnh' new 49, vs.,
c,, ~ s, 30 $500. nj OK WHEAT dull; ''1
ND 5,GG Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
LONDON wool SALES

London NO.. % A. IN" wool sales to-day 200 bales
poor quality offered The attendance was good
The bidding for medium AMI lower mcrinos was ~
trcn.ly limited onerngs were eventually with
drawn ,sshreds sold generally yesterdays rates.
u f-w lots were suitable f,r the American hulrfs. who
dl nothing Tho withdraw ii. amounted 20 roo bales.
Prices generally .uf YESTERDAY Tn" sales
v.r.. Nrw south Wales. Lao bales AT idHNi.d
Ouron-l4ud bales itinf' Nctorit. 9f"si
ial.s grcna, ~ idpis ~Soufh Australia 1000 bales.
greasy nc iiu7 Al N"wI"hlni. LOO bales greasy AZ
.,d CAP. iIDir and Natal. 500 bales.
a, ~. IaG.d The sale conducted hv ihNton Ronald
4 a., ana Schwarfxe q 60. They said th'l" a de-
lin. ~ per prices s'l noticeable Hughes
sons say that very best Western CAPE white
was sold in buyers favor and - difficult to sell
Other South African WOODS At 10 per cent reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24

NJ Collins: I56 Vermont lambs 81 No. at s3' 20 'e'''"
since, ~ 81: 30 Western do 10 10. ~ e. 49,.
s. sanders: ~ Pennsylvania LAMBS =" CO., ia7 do Is
1876 state sheep and lambs. 90 10 al = o-'i' i"' VS.
10 a 81 20. , - -, n, So 10: 2O7
Kentucky sheep. 90 ID. az ~ ais" 'a'e i''
Indiana sheep. 70 N. at >. , q, - NJ a.. 10
d. Mcpherson & CO.: - state lanus' vi w. a. w.
sheep. - H. AT s.. ,a a CARA q, Jer-
H6tiS-Rcccips II ears. or 81 head ca's AZ sale
eos, 90. and . cars AT rortieh-s one car Iot sai a.,
Mark quoted steady at 81 ip9st 50 oounury nd eh
woicS,. Quotations are 5q6'sc for extremes. - o.,
Hume & Mullen: State hogs ~ 10 average "
"a, nor II, | rough do 400 ID, at >" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WEsTLRV II. r.
stations I'm New-NOrL foot of Barclay ana
ChristOpher streets.
VESTIBVLED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
CONCHYS pINTSCH LIGHT

prct route t.. NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLAN
THE ORANGES. Sammit Bernardstu.s. BasAins
Ridge. Madison Moristown Passaic. Paterson bo.a
ton. Dover. SrIahop. BUDD'S LAKE LAKE no
PATCON,i fIAckcttSrown. SCHOOLFNS MOUNTAIN,
Washington PHILIIPSBrRG . EASToN WATEH
GAP. STROIpSBURc. Pocpno Mountains = hAS'
TON. PITTSTON. NILNESBARRE. NANTl Qk.,
pANNILLE. NORTHu MBERlANp M'ntrose BiNi'
UAMToN. OXFORD NORWICH. Water ne. ! TIA
RI'HFIEII SPRINGS. Cortland. SNHACl 81 %
VIRGO ITHACA oWEGO. ELMIRA coRE,Ntt
NORTHWEST hNp SOUTHWEST
100 4. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL stops az principn
900 y M-BUFFALO SCRANTON RlNGHAMToN;
UTICA RlCHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ana
meet Buffalo witr Train Tor chicago. arriving w
n. M. ming
loo T. M.-SCRANTON. RINGEAMTON and EL-MlhA
EMPRESS Pullman parlor 49, go,
90 i M.-SCRA\TcN. WlLKESBARlIE AMI FILM
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman pnrlor
7:3D = NJ tpailN -Rufal0 Nestihuled Limited Exlres
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMlHA BCF..
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connects a.
Buffalo with ain To- Chicago. arriving at 9So p H.
o % p NJ Daily BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAMs'
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Seepers $500. . q
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ -
Murray-s and 40 Broadway Tickets al ferry siA,ons
ave- Ncw-yok 35S ant s26 Fulton am - Bfoaiws,
Brooklyn. Time ..bes. giving full information. at al
stations. . - -.
WEsTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call fo- ana
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
BALTIMORE AND OHIO II. IL.
Fas, Express r,rains - -.
In fillmore. Washington. Chicago. tincinhSu
pnfu

rtILMAN CAR sEEvlcE oN All IkAIINsc; ur.
Leave New York. foot ~ Liberty ST., daily ir Sp
"AGO 80 p. n. and l2:i5 night For PlIIsb MS, rs
30 D. IL - night For CINclNNAIL 81 bb III
900 A. "a. D. NJ. For WASIlNGToN, BAL. "a
MORE. aoo a III. 80 m. Dining car ! 80 S m
p IN. sunday. 900 p Dining Cars 500 p w.
Il II night. All trans run daily except S.5p p ~
For NORFOLK. Bay Line. / 30 p m. eN sun iAI;,
For NEW ORLEANS. VIA Roanoke. Bristol ana ,na.ts
noosa. through Pullman sleeping car 200 p m da is
Ticket l72 rel. as. ii" Bdway 81 ast So,
ST. i27 Rower. y. v. 81, Fulton S. BrooAyn' S~
foot ~ Liberty 81, G II. II. u y j. ....s
New York Transfs Co Will call for and checA oAbe>s'
hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24

were fair 81 head. the estimate for Saturday
head. prices the yards were q" '"rf t-"'Is -,
Inc sellers. tho cash demand continued lght JanItry
pork s,d between So % and S % and close az ~ 70
J,uiar. lard between 81 - and - 90 ana closed ~
81 ~ JANUARY ribs between $ ~ and 50 "a" ana 'u
On he curb nuts On May vrcat closed AZ ISL: calls
So Puts on May cora closed at is',c, calls - Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24

Havana 9Hl0c $50 cases. 1872 Wisconsin Havana' '.g
he: 80 cases 1899. England Havani 'oWtoc. ~
cases 1898 state Havana. G6fsc: 20 cases 49, snerS
&c in lrlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
WEST SHORE RI

Trains leave Wos, Al 81 Station. NewYoFk as wv
lows and H. mlnut - earlier from foot Franklin ST.
800 \. VI Daily. Local e. Buffalo p,.,.,.
oiI5 4. VI. paly for Albany. iuca. Syracuse hosnns
ter. Buffalo Niagara Flus. Detroit Chicago eA'V
Saturday for Tor nto. , svn.
cusr. Rochester. Huifao. NIAGARA Fails. Ior'"'0 "
troit Cleveland. Chicago and -. Louis. ,.-.a
Sit5 T.. Daily. except sunday fog ttics
Rochester buffalo Carries sleeping car passe"s
only.
S:IJ T.. W. Daily f." Albany. Utica. syracuse. hT nd
ter. Buffalo. Ma Fails Toronto. Detroit 'I"'s'"
Chicago and II. :lG,s
For tickets time tables pailor and seeplns 50 "yors
commodatons apply city Offices Brooklyn ana NeH rai
and IT stations Time tables at principal ho'eS "
c. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Asen"
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UllIfs IasI y
opening. ange and close to,daY and closing bids tho

Market closed barely steady at "a IL points adNanSe
compared with yesterdays prices Transie:Ipe
notices 60 Total sales 2i23tD bales Kew AoTk fpot
sales Today and last night officially reported: Ior
consumption 10. ba.es. spot ttOn dull middllns up
lands 17.c mGdng Gulf. Gisc winch l. LILO auN"
compared with yesterdays closing. New ORR ir1 r.
cepts l69 bales. gr'sS u >,si bats continent a..
~. bales: Great britain 6l47 bales forwarded. ilol
bales sales. l3i bales Spinnes l"i "aies SUM '"
Iiverpoo, cables-spot firm sales. l2o0 1ales;
SPECULATION and export. 1000 bales: American It,''
bales: receipts bales. middling upsids 3sd Ut
nres opened steady buyers 2Gii decline closed s'ed
XGi i-GIl net advance November, zoos; Move mbcr
cember 3ojs: OVERWHELMINGLY. zoos; January fe1-
rlarv 3.O5d3.O6. February March 3OIb; MaIchAprl'
3OsG3Oa April-May. BOD May-June. 3l2s; June ny
q 1893 IA Juy-Augusi 3.l5s; August epie nier " l'4
311. Manifestations hrn cloths quiet Inc ""eH'y
statement Of Liverpool stocks is as follows:
This week. Last week. Las, year.
IN hsa store. ..:......... $500, 5soOo seoco
Totals .............l.l590O 1,o2scNo 2i2eo
or which American. lOl3vS "JVVW I,"''."'p
COFFEE-rhe market fairly active Lower oi'Is
from Santos decreased the market after strong open
ing and liquidation OF longs helped unsettled piics. IN
face OF strength Havre market. RIO market hTr
al IL refs :: exchange quoted At ia receipts
90 bags: stock AT Rio bags; cleared FOR the
stock al Santos reported market quiet al H. v'
The steamship Acanthus has cleared from lo WIN
1900 bags. quoted November 900 francs, Dc
cenber $3.50 francs: January. ~ francs February y -.
francs: March francs April SD francs, May, $40
francs: June - francs. Hamburg steady November
February % pigs: March G5 - pigs April Ga - pigs
Nav 81 pigs: June. 500 pigs. July CD" pfgs
Contracts closed TO IL points decline. sales
1920 bags follows: