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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 90 189f

L. Lawrence, A. Black. J. T. Hill. Miss
NJ Gordon, James B. Smith and wife,
Miss A. Goetti, ID. w. Raymond, w. 5.
Lyon, Mrs. F. L. Gum, Mrs. p. A. Noble
and infant, J. +. Workman, mother and
child, Miss NJ. Edwards, J. l. Kahn,
George Horst. John T. Harrington, Mrs.
G. W.Nelson, H. G. Braley, and three steer
age passengers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20

A system of signaling from the captain
of vessel TO the engineer by electric
bells has recently been invented by a Mr.
Robert Eruschaw, of Chicago, says the
Railroad Gazette. When operated there
is simultaneous display of signals to
both sender and receiver. The unique
feature of the mechanism of the auto
matte 'set back, " that is, after signal
has been given and registered, the giving
of the next signal first throws back the
register of the former one before the new
signal is displayed. This is a device that
could be applied to elevators, etc. with
advantage. The inventor is perfecting a
device that will print in fire and water
proof box all signals to the engineer,
with the time, date and rate OF speed at
tached, so if the vessel sinks and the
box can be secured, it will be positive
evidence as to whose fault caused the &C
Cident
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20

The italian bark Michelino. Capt. AL
bano, arrived yesterday, fifty DAYS from
Cork. A wire hawser was used in tow.
ing the bark to the city. When opposite
the Gordon wharf the towboat Stacked
down for the purpose of hauling along
side of the vessel to dock her, and the
hawser became fastened TO an obstacle at
the bottom of the river, in about thirteen
feet of water. The towtoat was unable
to remove it and the assistance of the
government snaghoat was procured The
snagboat raised the hawser and with 1t
came piece of an old wreck 1t is sup
posed that there is considerably more Of
the wreck lying at the bottom of the
river at that point, and Capt. Carter has
been notified and he will probably have it
removed. Several vessels have struck
the obstacle during the past few years,
and attempts have been made on several
occasions TO locate it, but without sue
cess. 1t is supposed to be the wreck of
some vessel which has been sunk deep in
the mud for a number of years. and has
become exposed by the sediment being
washed away into the channel, which has
been deepened near it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20

The Spanish government has given a
silver medal and diploma of merit to
Capt. Benjamin Howes, of the American
schooner Henry J. Lippett, for rescuing
part of the crew of the Spanish ship Juan
j. Murga on the high seas when life was
almost extinct. The rescued men were
subsequently landed at Philadelphia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20

The schooner Martha S. Bement, Capt
Rulon, cleared yesterday for Baltimore
with 1852, 1852 feet of pitch pine lum Der,
shipped by E. B. Hunting & Co. She will
go to sea to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. To the su-
" pertor court OF said county: The petit
tion OF Eleanor X. Gordon, Florence b. Jack
son, Margaret r. Anderson. d. b. Lawton.
Eugenia NJ. Johnston, Meta Eugene Harden.
Sarah B Morgan, M :. Young Georgia p
Wilder Frances G. Meldrim, Sarah b.
Screven, Amelia Pinder Dixon and Emma H.
Bullock. Of said county and state, and Ciarinda
p. Lamar and Hattie Gould Jeferles, Of the
county Of Richmond, in said state, respect
fully shows;
l. That they desire to form themselves and
such persons as they may associate with them,
into private corporation, under the corpo-
rate name OF the Georgia Society Of the
Colonial Danes Of America.
That the objects Of their association are
20 collect manuscripts traditions, relics and
mementOes OF hygone days for preservation
and for exhibition; TO commemorate the sue
cess Of the American Revolution; TO create
interest in American history and dinuse in
formation concerning the events Of the past;
TO inspire the young with reverence for the
memory Of their colonial ancestors and gen
orally 10 promote the cause OF education by
research into colonial history. lie particu-
lar business they propose TO curry on is
TO represent the National Socie ~ the
Colonial Iames in Georgia. and to carry out
the aforesaid objects OF their institution,
3. The principal place where meetings will
take place ana business is 70 he transacted
will Lo IN Chatham county, Georgia
4. The association will be IN the nature OF a
literary or social organization 1t will have
no capital stock and there Will be no capital
employed by petitioners.
g. Petitioners desire all powers necessary
for the carrying out Of the objects hereinbc-
fore enumerated. and such powers as are
common 20 all corporations under the laws OF
Georgia.
3. Tho period for which they desire to be
Incorporated Is twenty years with the
privilege Of renewal AZ the end OF that time.
Wherefore. petitioners pray that they and
their Associates and successors may Q incor.
pOrated asaforesaid And petitioners Will
ever pray etc. ,.....,
Attorney Tor Petitioners.
Petition for Incorporation hled In once
this l5th day u January 1881
JAMES X. r. CARR,
Clerk y. q. y. Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20

The following passengers are on the
NacOOchee, which Is due 20 arrive this
morning; Miss 81 i. McGoyern. Mrs. n.
v. sullivan. Miss +. Sullivan. Miss X.
O'Bren and infant James Wall, Mrs A.
Van HOuten, a q Massey, j. " Currie.
II. = COOK f. y skinner J.. T.. Th0mp-
son, a. Wheeler. ) = Nichols, q. g. Har-
ris0n. y. 3. Barnum. j.. +. Avery and
VIE D. 4. HaRer Charles Is Caldwell,
william n. Cad well. Frank A. Cad we'll.
81. Norton. Mfe J n Sherman, Miss 3.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20

Paterson Downing & Co.. cleared yes
terday the British barkentine Canning,
Capt Pearce, for Hamburg, with $500
barrels Of rosin. valued at 81 ,15s, and 1856
casks of spirits turpentine, valued at
g.. 33S. This vessel had quick dispatch,
having discharged her ballast and was
loaded within seven days from the day of
her arrival.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20

The Italian bark Mississippi, which ar
rived at Tybee Sunday afternoon, from
Liverpool, was lowed to the city yester-
day. She is consigned to j. F. Minis &
Co., and is chartered to load naval stores
for Europe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-20

The steamship Decatur H. Miller, Capt.
Billups, from Baltimore, with merchan-
disc and passengers, consigned to John j.
Carolan, agent, arrived at her dock at
O'Clock yesterday evening She reports
having sailed Friday; was detained by
head winds, but arrived at the bar yes
terday morning and anchored to await
high tide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21

.ey 81 5oase 90 do Virginia sgs X tHn asfros Coz
si caunowers oqs3 81 2Sgsi 90 s 81
viii. S3cs6 do red 81 25as1 10: do yellow hs
cabbages per 100 s3qs; celery PEI dozen na'
81. do per dozen stalks. Oa4oc string beans
81; rrate x3ati; egg plants per Dbl. S2asG cucHn'-
bers per crate. S2gS3 ,
observation-disclosures quiet at 3sa3a.c for fancy manu-
,.ked No / Spanish sheled. 4i7c: virginia 5 hcko,
pms 81 u for shellbark per bush. and 81 - tor pu
nuts Eecswax firm at 3oa3o'sc per 10 liohry i uti
itTIlc for white clover and sal Tor buch@ 'caS
nseng firm at So 5dS4 10 per ID for Northern = 80"
ca "a for Western and 81 50Gs3 .0r Southern
,,-I AND CREAM-1he daily average receipts "I
>, ~ md cream the different railroad disttlpulnts
nts I'm and near city for the week hav" been -
!r,,,s, Er,. eIS milh 20 cans Of cohdths u
niit and I5 cans Susau"anna 1907 cans 81
LIZ = cans Of mlk and - cans or 'L'dnl'
nC.varna 30 cans e.: milk and - can' Or cream
Ts,"Ynrk central Harlem = i'"i eais 81 mis y
,'.ns ~ condensed milk and 10 cans ~ cream. ~
ynrk and Northern. 60 cans u mix, New it".'"
II. ford go II milk. Ontario and Nr.t'it =,
cans II milk ard - + cream: Vest Hh''. -, ,.
,ans of milk - cans of condensed mix ana - IA
@, cream: New Jersey Central Il" cans OF nn "' -6
ems Of cream and miscellaneous SNORT routes '
cans ~ milk and ~ of cream The totol '"iy ~.
rly nns been ~ 2u7 OF mills - a. ~, -
iensaI milk and - IN" VI lN
rrire on and after November ~ was raised - -
uuarf net to- tn" shipper. m 'idNalc' %, = .,
r,crage price paid the Platforms has ben - - '
ftffv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
TREASURES or fFDIh.

5. J. Tellery & Co.. OF Delhi. East India. ana NO.
81 Fffth-ave, at Thirty -hfth-st. New-fork Nan
Gaasbeek Arkell. selling agents.. have lately
added TO their already attractive stock In this city
by the Importation of about forty cases OF India
art goods The unpacking OF the boxes has made
the India store look more than ever like an
interesting museum. Their contents seem TO have
included almost everything that the Orient. ancient
or modern, has produced for the artistic pleasure
and the latter-day decoration OF the Occidental
world There are Delhi embroideries in every
ceIvabe design adapted for cushions tables chairs
and draperies wealth of sandalwood carved
into the familiar variety OF styles, makes the
whole shop fragrant. One especially elaborate
piece lis temple bracket with balconies and
promenades. for little sandalwood deities. The
ivory carving is less remarkable. The elephants
and their riders the pasodas. tho jayelns-every-
thing II done with exquisite finish. The metal in
laid work Is bound to attract attention. with Its
many curious specimens OF Eastern skill. The COL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
TUF, GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.
New York November 20. l>'l.

New York November 20 ls'i
coTroN-The market was steady oIenns ing, IN Tyrr
pool but improve on intin ,aI5 IA ires Of iCiV
aSii. The swing Of prlc~s was within narro" RANK
during the forenoon There was a nia,r'ia ,.livng
sharply toaard close fse" huyins ant hsm, ,
vance" final prices being within about Fih, r a., was A.
prices Of the day. IN. ".aknos Va iN,i E
hir .,'imat, Of southern ,lo, '"f ark
officially reported practically nich"nxr g m vr..
, ' 80, s.ai'4 ~ the ar- in spr tho c,rpar
~ -, hea,, m"y,lncnt ana there seems to b. growing
.ontm.ri favor ~ cp'inu "hi'h rs ,.l' 49, b.
i~r ,ric.- Nc.crthe.ess private advccs from II"nh"m
heavy. win receipts IaiEr ana eAI b., pn Iilu and
some imc 20 come 1t IS also stated INA, ,,on IN M
sani Of 'he't i'',y ID, h"n nd b DO krd with COTTON
more min further riders Some kilograms from Ars'nss
state Thr movement n interior points Will pobaby ~
heavier than eSpect'd az IN. p'',s VIII H. travelling
n the south telrgraphs friends here that ne Hea.S M
farmers an the beginning tho season toy large crop ts'
mate. resulted Ia ths farmers pushing t'',r
Mi noi see,G oo,r6 laas Assuming that - cent
,m~i ~ some parties. = crop of Nsooo" bales to 10
'cV" bales seems probable ON me s,n'i n"i IT,, si
INK that - per cent Of IN" ,rop wil a'' com iu
On December the crop ac'grinr 70 o,ier ~
process = figuring would seem 10 BE- Js'n ~
basis 4 calculations made "a he sAH" n9s, anrs ,n
mus ray I n mn d. ~ s,,,eJ having secured years
last w',m "," mn, - i h,.i" said 10 be- ~, per
mi The receipts A. Sew orleans W'dn. slay are es
mated at $3.50 t, 5000 bales against 20 >ol baes s
%Sck and i&771 bair a-' year The rcceipts az Nev
orleans today wSr over 900 1a,s more 'n ' fo
he wc.k Is now estimated at bales or more. com
var Kece,,,s At nolstsn today ~cto Il 90 bales
against ~ ils bales ueek 1896 bales lasi year
o9,ning sns~ and close to-day and closing the
iona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
TEiNSfTL1NTIC TEATELLEES.
PASSENGERS WHO ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY
OUTWARD BOUND LISTS

PASSENGERS WHO ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY
OUTWARD BOUND LISTS.
Among the passengers arriving here Yesterday OH
the North German Lloyd steamer Nerra from
G,aoa were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Won Boles'awsKi'
Mr. and Mr. A. 5. c. Forbes. Mr.. and Mrs I'd
ward y. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. ID. Powell Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs Luigi TURF and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Let
TAM
The Cunard steamer Aurania. from Liverpool
brought among her passengers w. II. Baker, W.
Mansen Daintrey T. j. Drunmond j. H. van
Kirk the Rev and Mrs W. : Jerome. the Rev
and Mrs T. H. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace "
Proctor and Mr. and Mrs. G. Hyde.
Among the passengers sailing TO-DAY Oh '"e
American Line steamer New-York for southamp-
ton are Mr. and Mrs. L. Bacon, MIS-. /. J. p'
mum. r. s Buck Mr.. and Mrs. i J.. Bright som
.rset Cough Calthorpe Mrs. julius Catlin. H. j. Den
ming George e. Erskine Walter Erben O. n feT-
euson T. Fitzgerald United states Consul al 'ot-
nae. Howard Gould. Mrs. Avian j. HYDE, frahh r.
HYDE United States Consu! at Lyons "a'',i A.
Hart MI ana Mrs \. NJ. Hochstadler' +. hahn'ph
Huibcri. Arthur Jones. Mrs. lmre Kirafy. Miss
tY,r.nce ki~alrv. g. \ knight. Nh. and AIRS. E.
II hleInbcck. Mrs. Julia Lawrence. MI ana MIS-
y ! N,cscv Nj, and Mrs. s f. Sexton. Mrs,
T. sexton Mr and Mrs. william II. ''tone' MISS
Elsie Welsh Smith. Miss Camille Owns, no N\,,.,,,
TaVior Mr. and Mrs. %. T. Warwick. G. \. VIII
Jams ana +. y. Weber .. 60 1t.ar,oo,
The White star steamer Tenonic Tor LN >.r.2
,otae ant among her passengers Alexander NlcOd'
Mrs Charles Perkins. Lord and Lady PlayfaiI'
and Mrs. Thomas Watson, Nh ana Mrs J; g.
Whytiaw. Mr and Mrs. Anthony DreXeL M Ms
William H. Gaylord q. &c Saumerez iiamliton NJ.
and Mrs Ralph W. Hickox Mr. ana MTs. ~ f9 ioi
Hoyle. John f. Hulberi captain lh9inaS i-'oy
Jones Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Johnston. Ca2td'i ana
Mrs Lindsay Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs HUGH - Aucn-
Roulter MIR and Mrs. r r. Casey. Mrs. q, ~
irwr.nc, J. W Lowther and Miss Grace MORGAN
me Friesand Of the Red star line for Antwefp'
take. out among her passengers A'ss VI. -
Dodge Or c. Arthur Harley, Mrs A. Ho' S,or.
Mss Mary W Talmage, DR.. Edward n. linen ~
~ Wheaton. r. Y. Carter and Mr. ana MIS-
Ernst MOrtford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
HAY AND STRAW.
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. ~ aSpecaD.-Wheat today dec4neu =
cent then recovered half ~ t. May opened az "s So
between t0as and "a. and closed at 1'A. cents oA'''
lower. There the outset continued lqslua'
by holders Around 10 cents. however good many VIZ
had sold Monday replaced their lines N''''
receipts smaller than last year 700 cas-
against in5 The increase in the worries Ns'"'
the week 2.236Coo. did affect prices one way
other Il rather more than expected pu'
good deal less than for the week last year EN'"
small. - primary receipts The conuA0'
stock. - 10000. showed Increase Tor the week
TlooO Battle shipments less than last "eeN wv
Were large enough to make the total European sup'.
from all 75ooOOO bushels. The rally m"sie
the close complaints OF drouth from the sou'n.
Corn rather weak early and rather nrm o"ss
the close The range within = cent. MAY sop
tween ~ and i9as. and closed at 49, CENTS hs
AZ the estimate for tomorrow was 90 so.-
the market charters reported Tor ioc'. w
Western weather continues favorable for movement CIV
and clear continuation OF this OF conditions So
dicted. decidedly Receipts were hs.-
lG5 the estimate for tomorrow % cars - -
Oatmeal Trust not IN the market to-day bur "a.
been buyer persisteny OF late that shorts have
made little tmid May sold between 32a- and 81. Aas
closed At 32as cents sellers. There wer" 3oco hoss o.
the yards the estimate for tomorrow was iowV isSs,
inclined be sellers Pork the close snowy
decline OF - cents. lard Of 1is i2is ribs OF 10
at 60's. Puts MAY corn closed at 49,. cents 0~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Nov. 2o.-Cattle- e,ep,s last q hours 50
head. total for week thug far head:
last week 1850 head: consigned through 400 head: q
New-York 40 head; On sale. COZ mead market opened
steers a. 100 2D fol. 50 3Oasi - fair s. 1888 20;
TAT s. 4ogS2 10. light siockers s-qS. - yea.s:
81 25Gsi5o; 81 75GS7. Hog, Receipts lasi y
hours 30 head total FOR week thus fa " 800 head
~ same tim. week A. 100 head Consigned through
500 head 70 New-York 1880 head. sale 1880 head;
market orened steady closed stsadE an Sol, os. 40 ~
mixed packers 81 5OaS4 90. good mediums N'9rH 81
choice heavy 81 sOas+ %; pigs 81 3OuN 81 roushs %
asa: stays Sass Is Sheep and lamb. Heceys As =
hours 3 head total for week thus far W, neat
for same week. 40 500 head, cons gne' thees,
500 head. NewYork 200 head: on sale ovp nesl:
opened dull and unchanged early ,rad- VT ss'
bat with large number that were ysrded late hen svss
hes, mixed .h-:g s2s2 as tir 70 ss sSe ,m, s
lambs. 81 sosfss Canada lambs 50 75as3 50.
Union stock Yards. Chicago. Nov. 2o-Catle-Receipn
10000 head. Market steady Common to ezra stseIs
Si0S3 80: calves 81 5oqs5 20. Hogs-f!ec"ip's. $500
heal Market weak. Heavy s. 4oaS4 -. mm.n %
choice mixei s. soaA 'o cnolc. a.s'Ttei s''sst ~
i2o) head Market steady Inferior TO choice Sass;
lambs s2as4
81 Louis. Nov 2o-Cattle-Rec.pis o3i head Ma;;
s2 40 Texas steers 81 j0gs3 o5. Hogs-Kecepis SO.
head Market easier Heavy 81 6ogSi 50. FAIR 70 g.a
mixed and light 81 35nsi -. common . far light w
asa 20 Sheer-Receipts 2sG head. Market dull VA
sheep s. H. Southwest mixed. 81 2Jas2 % 'amos
Eas, Liberty. Nov. co.-Ca,tle-Receipts lsh;; prime.
fat. 50 5ogS3 Hogs-Run light market active pn ,a,
lephias 81 ,JGSi 10: bes, Workers AMI mixed s. so
81 60: common fair Workers.. - 25asi 10 PIGS 49,
demand light and riarke, dull: Extra 81 sas2gt good
81 sOq,s2 20: fair 81 40qSi *. common. JOg<i year.
Inss. 81 ooas2 co. lambs. 81 sogsS 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21

lection OF antiques affords opportunity toT var
liable comparison OF old methods with new. mere
is also an abundance Of brass bowls end 3arq o.
n.eres big and little: silver for the table ana the
houdoir "armor THAI is ancient and rugs that are
prehistoric" The fabrics long list; from COT
tor and silk haneings cotton rugs In iast coiors
together with every kind OF shawl, scarf and drsp-
cry from every part Of India me entiIe t u.s.
printed would look like page OF Rudyard hp.
ling : j. Tellery Il Co. had notable exhlDit az
The Worlds Fair where they were commissioned
bv The Indian Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 20 3.i3 D. m.-Beef-Extra India ~.
firm 6,s Cd prime firm az 5Gs 3D. Porkafri'.,,
mess Western 63s %. DO medium nrin ~
56s Ri HamsShort cut. about IA 70 10 n firm o. a. a.
Cumberland about - 30 ~ nrn az,
rib about ~ 10 steady 36s: long clear mau,ss
about ~ n firm 35s I'd long and short clear naa's
about - H. at BIS Cd SnOullers-AbOut ]. 10 -
~ steady AT 2Ss. cheese-American finest wh,e cr .
colDred STEADY at 5ls Taow-irime city nominal.
OIL Liverpool refined. los Spirits OF
pentinc steady NJ 2Os Hd Rosin-Common arm ~ -,
s.d. tardPrme Western spot dull At Sis ei wn.s a.
No red winter firm at III ld No red spring rr--
- "a tlourSt. Louis fame" winter firm al rs C.ssv
Mixed Western spot steady - lOd. NoVenpe 1880
at a. lodi December steady Is lloyd: January s' =
a. - 6s.i. Hops al londo1-Pacinc Coast nf'n ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21

falling back upon stocks in hand Most grades sr,
shipped promptly but there Ia some delav ~ oeae
Of the soft sugars. Prices unchanged on ~. rev
o. $40 for granulaed We note sales OF pom h osss
cen.rifugas at BIC. ~" ~
TOBACCO-The market for seed leaf tobaco. :,
a little better inquiry. which resulted in ssles 10 cs
crop 1893 Wisconsin Havana. TT 4I9c 100 ca.. esss
New England Havana 1Gl40c; 100 1899 d. Ies2
ild12c; $50 1898. State Havana. case: i0 nsts
sundrles l5c 80 bales Havana Gscf,Sl Of ases
Sunatrs .OcNs3 % In bond "saes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
nOsTON WOOL. MARKET.

BOSTON Nov a0-There change IN the VIZ s.,aso
krt rh. ,lrmnnd il steady and prices for nw At
grades are fully maintained Ohio feeces are ns ana
iTisulSc FOR Y isal9c NN and M ana 90, No
i9n2A No |. Michigan IL dull al Ioc' neaine
ia In demand at lsuloc Washed combins anu a,,.r AZ
neeces a~e IN fair demand with sales OF thr u,hnr
i9c Ohio lsc for Michigan tnwash nas e,ShtNs
CELLS freely NJ 1874 one-luarter ana tf6fao
and unwashei ana understandable neeees or on
'erritor, ANA simar sea- mostly az Srs medium.
"A secured basis VI 32d3ic for fine anu ,h.r foreign
Pulled woods are quiet Australian ana o'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

NewYork. November % ,so.
BEEVEs- Receipts were ca cars O9i hsadIn =
FOR Export alive for shipment dressed qssr ~:
and 3 ears the market. No trading Feeling ssasN
fancy making 3=c No change In Euronsss
namserr cn ms 2 3" head Tor God.h s,s
qrs Of beef for Morris The o,helo carries 1928 ~
scliwarzschid suIzberger who viii also put IS csv~
on the Martello "Wednesday for HUI Other shipments -
Ea.tmans Company the New-york. 1900 qrs -
astmans comoan and 4si 9rs f2I II Sherman On
schwarzschild K sulzberser and 40 sheep for Dr.,
'cALvEs-Receipts 100 head Of which 80 a, oo,h.r
Dull and weak scant yesterday prices veas sod
ressod i eaiyes easier st Gc city dressed vess
oc country sed and 3aSc Tor dressed srasess
81 30 pc: 100 10; do. DIS N. at 50 %; veal 10
' DcSpa S5;: vsais 81 r. $50 DO suI.
iP n q, s. f Hos ea ,I ioGa57 b. at ss.
. i "a cases 80 b. 50 %. a. "'';
d. rs ''i b. a, s.; d. ia ~ 50 % led cays. = d;
n at 50 5 n "a at s. e.s i. d. 2is b. at az Gan:
SHEEP 1ND LAMBs-ReceIpts. 2o,s cars or .xa
head cars direct to butchers and ~. for Ia
market making with - held over yesterday hear,
% carr id. Very little demand from city butchers
but sellers trying hold up prices to yesterday,
figures The situation IS not naS'er ring Buffalo ii
sheep and lambs were reported hrm were cSsas,
@-, bonIne hat a sf bree7, would strike here ~
the No-thw.st tomorrow and ft them ont q the mrs
Ncary - ears sell II O'Clock sheep sold
s2a>2 Is FOR medium 70 good fsw lots for export a,
at 81 The dead market was little more active und.,
u influence II clear bracing weather bu prices ver.
I,s Dressed mutton sold at 3sa5'sc dressed lambs a,
Saes-s Sanders: ~ State lambs. IS n average A
81 - per i,o NJ SO No. at 90 20. Il cus Al n
81: I22 state sheep and lambs 90 10 at 81 80 less
a. 81 oGi. y 10. 90 n. So: 10 Pennsyyania DO
H. SO 1874 - culls 81 ~ a 81 e? 2dl Pennsyiysni
81 - 22s d. 81 n, at 81 % III do co n at 50 Iss
culls O5 II, 81 Goz II state sheep, iO2 b. So o.
10 xr%'n5 pa '9 indans al sheep iai H. 50 90 ~
state lambs Gs 10 50 30 sheep ~ ~ AT 81 75 aso
No. II NJ At ST. iss State DO 70 10. 50 BOZ - sheep 10
~ wiikerson & sherman: 80 Kentucky sheep i25 ~ At
s 20 % IL 40 % a, G s. :: q state d. los r. at s: 49, Il
Halienbsck Hollis % state sheep and lamb. 81 70
s 30 10 9 % .'q s =, b. a s. 81 . q
n Harrington: 24O Michigan amns; ~ 10 az 81; n
state sheep and lambs. 81 N. at 81 ." 81 DO 30 ID.
% ~ Dulenback: lso Canadian lambs. 50 n. a, s. III
Western sheep s. ~ at 81 %: 10 state do 100 ~ at
IS Judd & Co.: i2s state lambs. 20 n. a $50 81
sheep and lambs 20 10 81 2s also late Monday 4si
Western sheep. So n; at 81 80 40 ..., -
HOGS Receipts "a cars . 2r 30 , AZ ear "a.
sale Market weak at 81 4oGsi - 100 IL Country
dressed fairly steady at The dei g pTe Ae and
sales-A V. Lamb: $50 state hogs - n average
-" - r ts e c.. late Monday ! State hogs 10 % at
sanders late Monday: 10 state hogs ls n a, s,Ts:
: DO 1876 ~ 81 %. rough hogs. 100 70 30 n a.
HaIienbeck & Hollis late Monday: l37 State hogs %,
Y@wton & Co.. yesterday: II state pigs. 20 II. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
LIE RIO nlYNER FOR DE. PARKHrRSE

TIL, dinner which is TO he given to the Kew ~
Charles H. Parkhurs. by the city \lEl ahce Ieasue
Will take place At Jaeger's. Mad!"on-aVe' anu r"'l
ninth-st on the evening of Tuesday. November ="
A., o,e hundred persons members Of IN" League
ANA their friends viii be present. II was sali yes
terlay that Or Parkhurst would REMAIN" "' LAM
wood y j.. until Monday.