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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
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Saratoga, ~ Y. March (SpeciaD s"rr0sH''
Elias H. Peters this afternoon announced ms ",
clsion admitting 20 probate the VIII Oh ~ "Vi"'-
1Iuu ~ Nev-York and Saratoga Springs "'.o
sbo, himself here February G. 1893 the estate =
,aIuea at about 100000 1t includes the lana upon
which stands the Hotel Brunswick. New-fork lily
a country seat near Saratoga Lake ana fluo" pV'
sonal property A short time previous TO MS oed'n
no sold for $4,000 year free from all taxes, me
lease of the Hotel Brunswick land Tor Goo 1ein WI
9co wears The will! was dated July H. 49, stNen
months before he ended his life. ms "ll1 Mlo
maiden name I.eonora strong ded N ,;,s u
iSg9 He hedueathed to Mr.. and Mrs. NlIilaH n.
Bockes John c. shepherd and William i.es'er' n 6ae
latter being named executor. property W'I $780,
To his father-in-law and mother in-iaw MT; anu
Mrs William II. Strong OF Golden br'aSe' 49,
chester County. he left the residue OF the esldte
during their lifetime and at their death 1t passes
10 their daughter. Miss Alma B. strong lneIe
ovs hnsn forty hearings in the before the Sur
rogate during the past year The conIesSa was az
the deceased mans cousin. VI. Britain Sa!Te; al
the firm of Savre. Brown & Co.. OF Baltimore No.
who claimed that HUI was incompetent 70 make "a
will Counsel for contestant assert that the case VIII
be carried up 10 the supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago March tSpecial.Therc "A great deal more
wheat ol day for New York and the theory that
II continued selling by "Deacon' White by his
friends. II also the theory here that the "Deacon
81 his friends had received point the sat
urday Government report Tho bears predicted that the
would be 10 900 bushels. The other
day. with the exception u large export crarancrs
about 10000 bushels was b"nrish Cables lower
receipts about large last year. the Western
weather perfect II Is expected that the visible Mon
Will decrease lOD'fD bushels. May sold between
and 59i,. and closed Ht 5Jf cents.
corn weak and = cent lower. May sod between
3D. and 31i and closed AT 37i. Recepis s
cars The estimate for saturday 36 cars. Cables We're
firm. Sealodd ci"araucrs 2G 600 bushels But the
selling and the shippers been
the who have donS the buying. acted about
did. The shippers selling. and prices
lower. May sold between 81 and OIs. and closed 3O3
Although there a great deal ~ covering provi
sions tie market very weak. AZ the close pork
showed loss Of 20 cents lard Of 10 cents: ribs ~
There only 1850 hogs. the estimate for Sat
urIay 11.OtO head, but HIGHT hog receipts due
bad roads. Larger receipts predicted for week
On the curb puts on MAY wheat were h"s cents. calls
co Puts May corn were 31is cents calls 31I.Q
cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

In anticipation Of Major-Genera o. o. Howard
to be relieved Of the command OF the Department
of the East and have leave Of absence until his
retirement November g. Maor-G.neral Nelson
A. Miles has made formal application to be trans
ferred from the Department OF the Missouri to the
Department OF the East. General Miles VIII be
next in rank TO General Scho1cld when General
Howard reres. hence 1t is believed that his app,i-
cation will be granted In -June. This done there
will be a general redistribution OF commands with
the probability. II is believed by officers that the
requests of the Southern representatives, for the
establishment OF the Department Of the South viii
be favOrably acted upon. To carry out this plan
the proposition Is to change the geographical limits
Of the existing departments and II IL possible that
the Department Of Texas, or the Department Of
Columbia will be abandoned. that the number
may not be increased. Not only have the Congress
members from the South urged the depart
menL but the people OF Atlanta and It's vicinity
have offered to subscribe considerable sum OF
money for the headquarters. and thus relieve the
Federal Treasury-providing Atlanta Is made the
had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March .. 3l3 r. m-Reef In poor demand:
india duh SIS: prin" mess dull 6ss
Pork poor demand: prime Western fine dull
13s "a Hams in poor demand. short about IL 70 10
n. dun ijs. Bacon poor demand Cumberland
IS ~ ~ dull 3 short rib about % n dull
31s Ga long clear middes about ~ = dull ass:
and short clear mid.las about - 10 ,u 33s 81
Shoulders. about - Il n Iull 35s 81 Cheese
moderate demand. American finest whit and coipred,
steady 5,s. Talow poor demand prize dull
2Gs 81 Spirits ~ urpentne in moderate demand steady
2.s 3D. fottonsesd OIL Liverpool ehned lgil - 29s 81
Rosin In moderate demand. common firm Al s. 81 Lard
spot poor demand. futures nothing doing prime VEST
spot steady a 3ss III. Wheat lera,e demand;
No rei winter steady Is l0'sd Flour in moderate
demand 81 Louis fancy winter dun AT IS 81. Cor1Snot
and futures good demand: mXel West" n. spot Arm
IS sd: March firm 3s SID: April firm AT 81 SD;
MAY firm AZ IS SID Hops London-Pacihc Coas,-tn
moderate demand easy IL losdiJ los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
STREETCLE1NERS RETURN TO DUTY.
NO ASSURANCE. HOWEVER. THAT THE THOR
OrGHFAREs WILL nE SWEPT OF THEIR
FI1.TI-THE CONCESSIONS 70 THE

FILTH THE Confessions 10 THE
STRIKERS
The drivers and hostlers Of the Street Cleaning
Department who "struck" Thursday because
their wages were not paid 10 them on Wednesday
as they ought to have been. returned to work yes
tor1ay morning. Commissioner Andrewss neglect
was the cause OF the strike and the city lost a
days work from about seven hundred employees
which its only return is additional evidence OF
the shameful mismanagement wilrh prevails
throughout the Street Cleaning Depart ment
The return to work" unfortunately means noih-
ing i'm the way OF clean streets in Nrw-lo rk: ne
streets filthier with the appropriation oil the Ie-
partment at S2.3jO0OO than they ever We're un,i"r
coleman. who not allowed one-hat mat
amount of money. Most OF the other grievances
presented by the strikers Mr.. Andrews promised TO
rcctify. The most important to the men was IN"
demand for printed rules and regulations. so that
the employees will know what Is expected OF them
Andrews has been conducting the department 10y
means Of verbal instructions. which he would
change whenever II suited his whms.
Major {. Il. Throckmor;on, who has peeh ~
charge of the department stables TOT Hlonth
yesterday entered upon duty as ASSISTANT
Superintendent % the Street Cleaning ptpartmcnt
There is no change in his salary. whlch Is SOW
4 city official said yesterday that me announce
ment part of some kind OF luggie TO
square him with 'he War Department Inc MAJOR
is an officer of the "a United States Artllery Sus-
pended by sentence of court-martial ior term oi
five years from rank and on half-pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
THE NAN WIS ENTITLED TO VOTE.

A. Jackson has written TO The Tribune asking II
man born in this city March l. 1873, was en-
titled to March G. 1894. lie says that the
poll clerks held that he could vote Some papers
have discussed the question with conflicting opin-
IONS and Mr. jackson would like to know who
right
The man was entitled 10 vote Full age" says
Blackstone, l. 53, in male or female is twenty
years. which age is completed on the day pre-
ceding the anniversary Of persons birth On a
mans twenty first birthday he starts on his twenty
second wear. The man was therefore twenty-One
on March G. the day Of election, and entitled 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
SOUTHERN CoTToN MARKETS.

Galveston, March J-tOtton steady. middling, nc:
low mdding. Il lj-iGc; good ordinary &c; net and
gross 49, bales, smiles nil-s. ~t"ra ~ 80.
bales Weekly Net and gross receipts 5.7l2 bales:
ports Britain. 10. 10 bales. ooasiwsr 3J32
bales: sales 3 ~ bales. spinn"rs. - bales
Norfolk. March o-cott"n firm. middling. nc: low
mddng ~ 1Gc good ordinary. &c net and
ccipis 4O2 bales. exports 10 Great Britain GU2l bales
coaswis 1s5 bales sales II bales stock. 1924 bales
Weekly Net and receipts 1851 bales: exports
Great Britain GO2l bales. coatswse. 1913 bales sales
l.G2J bales
Nrw-Orlcins. March q. Cotton easv. good niidilng
B-IGc; mlddling. Bloc low middling. Lice; good
1l-lGc: AMI receipts G.JI2 bales
exports Great Britain. Gi3s bales coastwsr. sy7
bales. bales. stock. 2,b rI bales Weekly
receipts bales. .35J6 bales exports
Grca' Britain 49, l7i bales 10 France. 133is bales.
the Continent. l2l1 bales coastwise OH bales sales
1880 bales.
savannah March 9.-Couon steady: middling. 1916;
low mddlng lJ-lGc good ordinary u o-I6c, net and
receipts li1 bales rsp"rts c"nstws" ia bales
sales 100 bales; stock. 79.G+ bales Weckly-Net and
receipts 1923 bales exports coastwse 206 bales
sales, 1915 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

Elbrdge r. Gerry has been visited by the dia-
mond dealers in Maiden Lane VINO do business
opposite his building. Nos. and Maiden Lane and
whose business they alleged, would be ruined nv
the color reflected from its newly painted orange
sincerity by Offering bear all the expense of hav
ing the color changed. and Mr.. Gerry consented
Yesterday the painters began to put u sober drab
over the orange.
Henry Dreyfus, OF No. Maiden Lane. said TO a
reporter yesterday Mr.. Gerry treated us very
courteously and finally. upon our agreeing TO bear
the expense told us he would have the store re-
mai cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
NEGROES EOTND FOR liberia.

The steamer City OF Augusta, from Savannah
brought here yesterday thrty-eght negroes who
were bound FOR Liberia. They will go by way
OF Liverpool and not has usually been the
case of Libcran cmigrants. by sailing vessels from
this port From Liverpool steamer be taken
down the west African coast. The party came from
Atlanta. and consisted OF several bricklayers and
carpenters ana their families They say that 200
negroes will emgiate from Georgia TO Liberia tbs
year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,,,.. New York March y. 1894.
Deans AND PEAS-Domestic marrow held steady
WY , move very slowly Medium and pea dull and weak
h'e kidney and yellow eye Offering lower without sell
ing No business red kidney moment and feel
ing unsettled. Green peas steadi-r We quote Marrow
cnolce per bush 50 40 medium 81 IodSI 10 pea 81 TO-
whe kidney s2Qs2 10; red kidney. 81 i5Gs2 - black
,rue soup. SO 05gf2 10 yellow 81 no; California
una, Nfb 81 5NQ$t 80; foreign marrow 81 l5Gx2 2S
no pea 81 tS@si 90: do medium 81 4o9si 81 peas
per bhl 81 TO- do bags 81 49, do scotch 81 3Sasl 3i
uTTER-The feeling fresh creamery noted
al the close yesterday marked to-day and unde.
pretty fair trade prices snened little Considerable
wasness was done a 2li.c but buyers who very
CRITICAL about quality had 10 PC In OF cases
leaving that grade there whatever
either In the demand stock or range OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
THE ApoH1IyAR1s COMPANY WINS IT'S sryr

In the Injunction suit Of the Apo,linaris Company
Limited. Of London, England, against Charles r
Davis and other Defendants before United States
District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
Judge GrOsscup has entered a final decree per-
pctualy enjonng the defendants from initiating
the yellow Apoi.inaris labels. and from in any
manner pursuing n course of UNI wful or unfair
competition in trade calculated to iniure the Apol-
lnaris Company's business reputation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
WATER FRONT IMPROVEMENTS BLOCKED

The Dock Board has not as yet been able to carry
out the large scheme which has been prepared for
the Improvement OF the clty's water front Some
improvements have been made in patches but the
City Hall people do not seem TO be willing TO have
the entire plan carried out The present plans Ia
volve the expenditure of about s. OOOeO They con-
template the widening of West-st.. and Mr. iIushe.
in his remarkable plan of rapid transit proposes to
utilize a portion of the wdcnel street If II is
wdened for his elevated railroad. The Dock Com
missoners Thursday approved OF a plan for Inn
proving the water front of the East River from the
Battery 10 Wa,l-st. This part OF the general plan
will probably be carried out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
THE STATE or TH1DE.

Baltimore. March eFlour steady unchanged; SAILS
1.lGs bbs Wheat easy; No = red. spot WshN,sci
March. G0Ngo'.c May G24ns2a.c July. H.ao4 r.
steamer No = red sc bid; milling wheat 10y sample. "p
Ole; stock. o25 32 bush: sales b 600 bush Com weak
mixed spot and March. 4lisntli.c: April 4l''p''9c'
May 4lA.c bid. setam"r 4n'sc bid southern 10y sanli"
42u+ic: do grade. 4lA.Ii2A.c. stock l"pb hish
sales. 29coo bush oats strong ana actiyc: 40 VIM
Western. 3Sn:si3c No mixed Western. dGnN STOCK
929o2 bush. rye firm: ~ . 5GaiNc' stock i''S' bush
Hay active S1+ ipnSlJ Grain frcchs easy unchanged
Cotton dun mdiling. 20 Provisions irm moss PORK
Sj 80. bulk shoulders. 14c short rib sides SCI clear
sides. SIC. sugarcured shoulders -: hams IL
lard. refined. Butter weak. creamery, fancy. -t'
ladle. fancy. 2ol2lc rolls iae &c Esgs Irm i"g lN'
Coffee firm. NJ = 11zc. Sugar nrm: granulated 100.
Boston. March 9-Euttcr hrm. best Western. 23a2ic
Cheese quiet but finn. ohio lO -Hll'4c Eggs quiet ana
steady.
Iunalo March @ Spring wheat quiet. The demand was
active today under limits of IN g, sales were
mad. .UOOO bush 80 hard at to.H1o,c; 1000 bush
7lc. 1900 bush at 1lisc. 1900" bush No northern
at dia'--c closing. 40 harl IL NJ Nulih
zoo asked Winter wheat dull y" RI 6l'c. - !
extra red coo 40 white. Gu asked. com i'ull fli
local billed. No yellow. ioc. - corn 81, - t"r y
through billed ~ yellow sold AZ l1i.u4lic mostly
41.c y 80 corn, 80 lp.c oats scarce nnd
firm. 80 whit" sold 40 IS. ~ : white. DC: No >
white. sc. ~ mixed 3iA,c On tract laTl"y Higher
offerings light. choice Western. '-'hp'c fir 10
good aIaGoc. state. GNnl2c Rye Higher; cars NJ :
sold 49, store. Flour Dull, i,@st patent spring
~. bakers straight 81 inaSi %. "a family
winter - io0 81 co. straight winter An$% Il" NH feed
Firm unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

The first objection may have some Just paSis' iie
second ought not be bar IN sutneriahnIi 80 h
To he sure All Rochester Republican politicians ne
long TO the Plat faction. but sutherland mas uoe
enough Independent and honest work ior tnt pdpN
publican case in the contest for the state Sehat@ l
1891. his bold speech at the state Gonvchilom % %
and his authorship of the last Republican S,it
platform entit,e him to be classed as the KIM %
Plat man whom Platt could not use ior any us
honest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

Market closed quiet ana steady Tmns'orrhl" notices.
~ Total sales 49, bales N"w- nrk spot sales f'-
ia. ami last night. For consumption 32 bales spot mar
k.f dun easy. mlillur uflauls. ii.c milGug ',u
IL which hanged compared with y"s'riay ptlc~'
New York net receipts 1pi bales 80 bales Tor
warlel sales 332 bales. all -nnn"s STOCK
253 bales Liverpool cables cotton. nio"rat" de-
mand freely prices unchanged sales. lnpn "a "s
speculation export. itsD bales American SID bales
receipts 5000 bales. American. 5000 balls mbldiings
opened barely steady. demand m"i"tht"
iGsi 20 2Gii decline closed quiet hpt si".iy
~ from Bil 81 net decline Manchester cloths
AMI warns s'eaisr general better feeling In IN" narhe
COFFEE Thr market was strong nii day Win httle
trailing fh~ morning and increased aciiNiF IN -"
Afternoon September deliveries prominent "t"y
toward close when i" E"n"ft mnfk"i shovel yam
ranging from 90 10 points iaimf" ~"ii nHih'r "i
it,ing orders toward tho c.l~r lJ cables steady hhH
urshing-l ~ 5000 RES. cN,hnng" Us" = ?" - 20"
c,ipt- D. rags stock lp.U~p bags santos firm and
un.htngrl 81 rris. receipts l.W" bags. stock
~, itrs UpVrr closed f,Di. higher. sales ltp
hays. Ht,r" 2Hot'D lags including 500" hits
brazilian against 2'N go bags ltH w'"k of which ''"
hsg, brazilian Hamburg closing prices J.. pig up
March Il ~ pigs Nprl. ~ - pfrs. haf. 80 lfss
June. ~ - pfrs. London unchanged March ma Ann
80. ~ MAY ami June. as 81 According t. Farm 'unhh
- CO. 81 RS. ~" growing crops in lir'1u have bon
damaged hy daugt THIS nrm estimates fhr
crop which Is below tHf Of "h"r firms
and regarded hy local firms rs JUSTLY ms
higher values
closed very steady az 10 to IL points advance
Sales lG.J,o bags. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
ONLY TRYING SMOKE CONSUMER. THEY SAY

The New-York Steam Company has again been
burning soft coal. but this time It is said to
company is only experimenting with srnoke-con-
sumner. On Thursday the chimneys were belchinc
forth great quantities of black smoke. and an In
spector from the Health Board sent TO in
yestigate the matter. Mr. Andrews. president Of
the company; said that they had been using soft
consumer. which. If 1t proved successful. would
be ,os great value to the commercial world. He
in the circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
A REPUBLrCAy WAR VETERAN DISPLACED

Colonel w. A. Jones. who has been assistant
cashier at the Custom House for number Of
years. has resigned by request OF the Collector.
Colonel Jones is a Republican and n war veteran.
He has been in the employ Of the Government for
about twenty years. filling several different places
In a satisfactory manner. His resignation will
take effect upon the appon ment of his successor.
which Will be in a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
TIE COLLECTOR BrGMS Nv INVESTIGATION

Collector Kibroth has begun an investigation
into the alleged neglect Of duty of men employed
at the public stores Yesterday Thomas \. Lynch.
one of the s;orckeopers. before him. charged
BY Charles Duryoa. chief clerk Of the warehouse
division. with neglect Of duty ard neiiciency. The
Collector has decided TO make thorough investiga
ton OF this department. ana the chances that
some men will be discharged. The charges are
tarliness in getting t. work. intONcation. seeping
duty and Incorporating goods in bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London March o-At the wool sales to-day 1900 bales
offered the offerings being chiefly merints which
the Continent purchased freely Of the desirable
lower grades Of mernos dragged somewhat but
other qualities fairly well AT the rates ruling OF late
The prices averaged well and the demand good. The
lambs necces included In the offerings sold we'll The
sales Of greasies follows:
New South Wales-2J'O bales at bk0lOd.
Queensland $50 bales at 5sa9hd
Nlctoria-2.O O5 bales at 64Qls ID.
South Austraa-2OO bales 6a64d
New -Zesland-2OO balea at Tk91od
Cape Of Good Hope ana Nata-l,5Oo balss ~ lh8sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
PROGRA NINE FOR A CLTR "SUOEER"

The 9TH Regiment Veteran Club will have n
smoker this evening. at which the following will
appear: William Devere in original poems and
humorous deliberations: Mr. Archer i'm musical
and humorous observations; the three Murray
brothers, Harry L., Fred j. and Frank f.. In iub-
lee songs. mandolin. guitar and human flute solos :;
George g. Chids. the "Tona Thumb" soloist: Davi /
Fitzgibbons, pianist, and John NJ. Turner banjo
plaVpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
s,lcal position of Hrazn coffee IL as follows:

DRUGS The market for opium IL weak and the demand
for Is slow. Single salablc at 81 9jdS. and
GHS at , ss YIN po% 1S a" 81 iGGSs oS gnne is
FLOUR AND MEAI,-Therc very little feature to
III" market flour: dealers dubious about what the
inclined keep purchases low a figure -
consistent with meeting their day-today orders There
was Iittle export inquiry for low grade four and about
800 sacks taken. Sales about 900 bbls.
slr,lghts. g soaSi .. 800 bnls clears )? 4sq
bills sraghs s. 9oa$3 10 and 1000 sacks for export
At 81 - LOO" sacks cNta Is for ,Np't e, On private a..
Is at s. &c. rye FIol.f MARKET STEADY; salps 20
dun at !: 23qs2 20 coNM MI Market steady;
southern white. In bags sos 10. .iiNG MEAI.-
S Ms' srasS me "n p Markr9 sicay, W"~Tn
quoted. 4on. ~gs5c; colb.. N'sa'"e sop s7'sg~,;
oilmcal. 81 4ogSi 70.
seems 10 be developing in the demand with ir"er loong
inquiry california ins'ns are melting W.T.. lh,r"ased
sr . 10 sc for bags ana G%a r ayr are r n az
also passing with considerable freedom, several
5,lGaI',c irune~ also selling more freely at 5a
y" "a,i for e. GaoTna %n1 ae & nuts "l 4sasc
walnuis ease. nlbcrts. 6',a1c. and figs. '.@i2r.
E2MEIGM GREEN TnT sn n only ,isr % %@sns9
has given rise to confidence IN ne situation irlc.s
fancy and 81 4oasl - for common ORANGES are qnei
at 81 '3a,2 90 inss arr slrad' at sr$IS r"rans
7ocas - The quantity of fruit en- route sll continues
acts against much improvement IN the market
GRAIN WIIEAT-Th" wheat market was weak ana
lower this morning selling down l,c az the opening. ana
then a.ui.c The decline seemed Ia be due 10
offerings apparently discouraged i)
She u the cable and the uncertainty rs 10
the Government figures for the amount IN farmers hnhs
There early dispatches from chicago That the
houses selling wheat early Information
to the Government figures There was not however,
Of pressing and after the morning de-
cline there seemed Toe bank " buS ms orders ana me
decline stopped. From Chicago II was reported mat
parties who bought IO00OJV puts last night were buying
against those puts 59a ana this buying proved 20 DC
au alta The
abroad and foreign houses scene" a. haN" No nor" or
ders to-day than they had for the last week or zen
Weather reports faNOui". me Mhrht .f'P
III making good progress through the principal wheat
States and spring seeding begun In the Northwest III
the early sections The Michigan state report was also
bearish factor. showing 10 cent OF the wheat
In good condition and only ~ per cent poor
The close Of the market dull and heavy NJ ABOUT @
lowest prices FOR the day, and at net loss Tor e uS
OF hgssc. Cash wheat dull and lower sales ""
cuded 40 OcO oush OF No red wheat ~ May price
aaoAt and private tsrms 1900 busA ae NORTHERN 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10
THE FIRE on THE PARIS

The officers OF the American line in this city re-
ceved a message yesterday from Richardson
Spence & Co. the agents OF the line in Liverpool
saying that the story OF a fire on the steamer Paris
had been much exaggerated. The dispatch said
that there had been slight fire owing to the care
lessness of some mechanics who were at work on
the steamer. The damage will possibly reach $4,000