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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21

Several men working small machines,
do not average $500 per week. The footers
that received 5000 per week, worked IS
hours instead of IS, as Mr.. Stills states.
They also worked the two largest ma
chimes days. The logger who got S17.00
made lot of overtime.
All breakage OF needles, sometimes
amounting to 50 week and over, has to
be paid out OF the wages. We wish it
understood that we have no hard feelings
toward Mr.. Cooper, but that we believe
he can afford TO compete with foreign
trade at the present wage list.
BRITISH HOSIERY OPERATIVES.
An Old Case.
Frank Duffy of Cranston was fined SIS
and costs in the Eight District Court yes
terday afternoon. His offense was larceny
OF a number OF small articles from the
barn of William Essex last fall.
Drunken Woman Commits Assault.
Kate Brown was in the Eighth District
Court this morning charged with assault
on Miss Rosa Foster. Ii seems that Kate
was drunk and that Miss Foster was try
ing to take care of her. A fine Of So and
costs was the penalty for the assault.
Odd Items.
Jerry Reagan and John Sweeny, who
were arrested by Sergeant Holbrook a
while ago for disturbing meeting Of the
Salvation Army, are all right now. The
grand jury failed TO indict them.
There was skating on Silver Lake this
morning.
Officer Kelliher of the Sixth Station is
threatened with pneumonia.
The funeral of John +. Burns, late of
Putnam street, was held this morning.
Officer McCaffrey of the Sixth Station,
who was suspended for neglect of duty.
has been returned to the force.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
Death Of a Unitarian Divine.

BosToN, Dec. H.-Rev. George +. Ellis,
ID. D., a prominent Unitarian divine, died
this morning, aged 80 years. He was
president of the Massac husetts Historical
Society. He graduated from Harvard
Divinity School in 1886, aud was after
ward professor of systematic theology in
the school. From 1S5O-54, no was mem
ber of the board of overseers OF Harvard.
He received the degree of ID. ID. in 1857,
and that of LII. ID. in 1883 frcm the col
lege. He was the author Of many books
and papers on historical subjects.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
NINE MONTHS IN IaIL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.-Richard Van
Brunt Newton, one OF John Y. McKane's
henchmen, was released from the Kings
county penitentiary today, having served
his sentence Of nine months for partici-
patton in the Gravesend election frauds.
Newton was police justice at Gravesend,
and was regarded as McKane's most inti-
mate friend in the administration OF
affairs at Coney Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
OLNEYvILLE.
British Hosiery Operatives
State Their Case.
Reply to Mr.. SiIIs' Statements and
Charges Recently Made Public.
TEE NEWS BUREAU,
IRONS BLOCK. Room No. s.


IRONS BLOCK. ROOM No. ..
The British Hosiery operatives, who
have beon out of work nearly two weeks,
held meeting this morning and prepared
the following statement In reply
to the charges Of Mr.. Cooper
and Mr.. Sil1s. The mills were
closed In the first place on account
OF repairs going on, and later because
there were no orders to warrant their
running.
The Operatives Statement.
In the first place, Mr.. Stills states that
the men have made misleading statements
about the reductions which were previ-
ously made, saying that 1t was an
We wish IT. to be understood
help, which comprises one-half the help
OF the mill, received one reduction of 10
per cent. So 1t 10 clear that the men had
very large reduction In order to make 1t
average at about IL per cent.
Mr.. Cooper himself said to
the operatives when he called them
together on Monday the 18th, that the
average reduction was 20 per cent, and
that he was not going to ask them to take
another reduction. But that the only
way out OF the difficulty was for the
men to work the machinery at Q cheaper
rate, and he would leave it to
them to make some suggestions. The
meaning of that Is evident, for the knit
ters are now working for less money per-
dozen pieces than in England and on the
same class OF machinery, as will be seen
from the table OF prices below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
Sunday Breakfast Mission.

The first anniversary OF the Sunday
breakfast mission, most deserving practi-
cal Christian charity, will be duly OBJ
served at Music Hall next Sunday even
ing. A Christmas concert followed by an
address by the superintendent, e G.
Corbett il announced. The public are
cordially invited to be present. Concert
begins at 1880.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
WARREN HAPPENINGS.

The Warren Baseball Club will give a
social In Armory Hall on Saturday even
irg.
Mr.. I. w. Bliss was removed from the
II. l. Hospital TO his home yesterday after
noon. DR.. Hall and Mr.. w. 3. Wilmarth
assisted In his removal.
Mr.. &. w. Greene entertained a number
OF friends at his home on South Main
street, Monday EVENING"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
FALL RIVER.
Special Meeting Of the Weaver's As
sociation This Evening.

FALL RIVER, Dec. 2i.-The Weaver's
Association is expected to vote at the
special general meeting tonight to ask
the manufacturers to restore wages. The
sentiment among the weavers appears
largely In favor of such a vote. Manu-
facturers will hardly accede to this de-
mand at present.
Print cloth quiet 2A cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
lnaprlson~d by Turks.

HARTFORD. Dec. 81. - Malcon Agha.
nalian of this city has obtained the names
of some OF the American citizens who have
been imprisoned by tho Turks. They in.
clude: Rev. Mr.. Papazian Of Rawley,
Mass. who is imprisoned ut Autob;
Kavork Menisian OF Troy, n. Y, and
Garebad Menislan at Tokat; Sorkcs
Manugian OF New York at Marzevan;
Dickson Tarzian of Troy. v. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
LUCKY TAYLOR.

PUEBLO, COL, Dec. 2l.-After being out
10 hours the jury before which Deputy
the murder Of Jack Leach has agreed up
on verdict Of not guilty. Taylor shot
Leach, a bartender, in the trouble attend
ing the A. X. u. strike last July.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
THE R0BBER FAILED.

Female Operator Hit on the Head
With "a Revolver.
LAWRENCE, Kans., Dec. 2l.-Early this
morning an attempt was made to rob the
Union Pacific depot at Banner Springs.
The Office was In cnarge OF Miss Annie
Nesbitt, night operator. The robber
entered the Office stealthiIy and made
demand for the money.
Miss Nesbitt refused ito hand it over,
whereupon the man made vicious attack
on her. In the struggle that followed
with the robber he struck her over the
head with q revolver and then departed
without securing any booty.
Miss Mes bitt was very roughly handled,
but sustained no dangerous wounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
Poisoaers Heavily Punished.

BURLINGTON, VT, Dec. ei.-Mrs. Effia
whalen and Mrs. Rose Fournlcr. con.
victed Of manslauehter I'm administering
20 Mrs. Fournlcr's husband tartar cmetir
as n medicine, which resulted ia his death.
were each sentenced to servo 90 years H.
state prison at hard labor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
Small Hose.

A trimmer earning Sl2.6O, received q
reduction OF five per cent. After Septem-
ber, 1893, the prices were red duced, the first
time trimmers receiving the same percent
age OF reduction. But in October of the
same year the first time trimmers received
another reduction of five per
cent. Ladi-s' cotton hose were
also reduced from $3.50 to
"a. But 1t must be understood that
the reductions were on the local amounts
done by a man and boy, the boy not re-
ceiving any reduction in his wages. The
whole amount of the reductions was
taken OF OF the mans wages. Boys
earned from So to $3.50.
The following Is the mems statement of
their average pay anc size OF machines, the
average being taken on rate Of 55 hours
per week;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21

PiTTsDuRG, Dec. 2i.-rhe miners OF thu
district who have been In convention for
the past four days, adjourned without tnk
ing TIE responsibility OF advising strike
a-aLast the 5s-cont scale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21

LIMA, o., Dec. 2l.-A mortgage fol
q, 100000 given By the Ohio and indiana
Pipe Line company and Natural Gas com
pany TO tho Central Trust company %
New York, was filed here yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
A Chuck Combinc.

leading chuck manufacturers Of New York
state and Connecticut was held In thig
CITY yesterday for the purpose OF forming
combination TO regulate prices of goods
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
HIGH GRADE MUNICIPA AL aud
RAILROAD BONDS.
JOSEPH C. JOHNSON,
80 Westminster Sc.


BURNs-rn this city, Dec. IS. John +. Burns,
aged "A years.
BUNKER--In this city. Dec. 20. Charles Brad
bury Bunker, eldest son OF Rev. AlonEo
and Louisa Bunker, IN the 23d year Of his
age.
UALI.-In this city, Dec. 10, Mrs Mary A.
Hall. widow of Jacob Hall, in the 69th yenp
of her age.
YoUNG-In this city. Dec. 10. Arthur Young
aged % years.
WENTwORTH--In this city. Dec. 60. Ipsepl
Is. Wentworth, In the 47th year of ~ age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
CONDITION OF BANKS.
The Comptroller Of the Currency Will
Call for Reports.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2i. - The Comp
troller of the Currency has issued call
for reports of the condition of National
Banks at the close OF business on De-
Gem ber 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago Grain Notes.
quoted M A. p wEzpxN.
Car Lots today-Wheat, SO; corn, 1856;
oats, los; hogs, $4,000.
Estimated tomorrow-Wheat, 65; corn,
$50; oats, 1852; hogs, 1900.
Heavy shipping hogs, s4.00 to 4.75.
Dividends.
- RAILROAD STOCKS,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21
MARINE REPORT.
MAhiNb hfiOhI.
The List of Arrivals and Departures ol
Vessels at This Port.

Ihc List OF Arrivais ana Departures or
Vessels at This Port.
PoRT or PROVIDENCE. Dec. 2l.
Arrivals.
STEAMERS Pequot. Hazard, New York;
City of Newport, Kelley, Newport; Mount
Hope. Connor. Fall River: Queen City. Pettey.
Seacohhet; saxon. Sherman. Phflndeiphis. -
Tuos-H y Wise. Hepintzes.
ScHooNERs- -Rebekah A Tauline. Pierce.
Philadephis; Frank D Doane. Townsend.
Philadelphia.
BARGE No 60 Standard Oil Co.
Sailed.
srEANERs-Pequot, City OF Newport, Mount
Hope. Queen City.
1uG-H y Wise.
scHooSER-Jonathan Bourne. Rose. Phila-
delphia. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-21

Is Shares American National Bank.
10 Shares Mercantile Trust Co.
rs Shares Third Nattonsl Bank.
10 Shares Weybossett National Bank.
10 shares Campbell Machine Co.
l5 Shares Pawtucket Haircoth Co.
10 ShaTos Home Investment Co
80 Shares Metallic Setting Co.
rs Shares Narragansett Electric hghnng Co
rs shares woonsocket Electric Co.
$4,000 United Traction aud Electric Co. per eenk
Gold Bonds.
$4,000 Central Falls Fire District az per cent
Gold Bonds mon-ved-frt
New-York tribune., 1894-03-02

,bbnr trade prices It & is reported % s,t ,ha At
o a three % ear' Of prime can2'Ph her ' sanr@d a
pies steady. but quiet. Chors ana cores an, am
ns l"' rarr4@s. 5.4rs~' With 'S' wca Wc quot;
App apra fame igiE;c e s5 % pr'%s ne s2cS s9 cG2cG
North 'iroiina sliced fant. g G.G6sc. 10 common 10
AMI sn. T.aiic pcaches Dciaware e'aporatel p"c!ci
Ia i3r i unl,..i ,:l,-. , southern sun-r"l. pr"e
l"nr ai Il, common io choice 7a>'-c raspbcrrtos
l5u15iec cherries lOa1c: huckl"'eri"S. l"'S
berries 7c apricos ilai9c. primes. boxes ""Na'' ''
iIoi's-i'uyes shovel very nui, n,rres' AMI v, ne
marriott had dull weak lo" We i"''' M c,n,n ~, Is
Sat i> -'a2Is d. rrm~ p,,, iS ' s, ' iS efoice
3,a4i1 do common 10 prime I'll"c; do. 1892 i3"lde'
nay AND STRAW Demand moderate; IN, oferings e
Gre n arso ami ces aSl s" s6ippns ias> 5Sa@5 10
a. ,rr nivr OG75c. do clover iia33c; straw long fy"'
rOIiTEy- alive SIX carloads in since last report.
ard win better general demand ~" ua,kc wa hlser r
vcr, Slow and wcaE W. quote: Fowls per H. ip>%c; %
eheens 7aSc ol ros@'S tiS'w 49, wosi@r4 7"1 Soc .
Ta ~ 60 i per- pair ojc,s So pigeons pair 80
90 DresscEedcps continue FREE and there Is I
largely of turkoys Trad" is quit ana ,i~ Scra Sp ,n
or hons ase still decidedly weak oih"r KINDS unrhns'i
'ams MT qu' 7e cck@a. "g rRadrrh" lIaii csscns & c
soy. per H. lial2c DO Western rfrior s4e..
iiaf2i.d, do Philadelphia I2alGc. squads per Dozen
.ne ap1 eSe .GTs %SynE es G"T bsr '15 not
81 25a$l -. sand snipc. Joc' fapol's co'''' '' ''
l5M3Oc DO Jacks G0dI5c. .a,.o,
i and harelv steady. Liberal offerings uf furelsn mag
nuns many Of which below prime ana offered a.
,sir ,,ric.s. fancy held unchanged. Havana ana "I
,nuaa new moving slowly. sweet potatoes bnl. w n"
onions firm: rel and yellow dun ana "'ah NIrl',
Kali. steady: spinach lower stock cleaning uP faiF i'
oioafi,ns 80 fresh arrivals Of Florida N'Seiah's tN
frri, to-day and prices nomiually firm for ch"c" gIl
Ties W. quote. Potatoes. Maine per bh - .'gS- ~.
Iu0s2: Jersey. per bbl. - Ia
e. go a. nrffish rnoenums 81 joHS1 30. do bermuda.
new per iih s. 50QSG. de- Havana S'H<' -" Swcet
ooto's Vncanl per bill - 75nS3 - do othr southern
Jersey S2G$2 e.. Onions. white" per DID, S'h>' ~, 90
,.l Il ,n1sl ~. 81, yellow. - 3jHSl -. Cahhng"s.
iyrda n.r hi rate 81 .5qSl - Turnips white. per
htl ioa5oc: O., Russia coH53c squash Long siam.
i,ar bd S9qS2 Lettuce Boston. per dozen '"G '"c.
DO Florida per basket. incISl % do Charleston ptT
haskc. aoa75,. String beans. Florida per crn''. 81
<. ~ Squash southern. per crate, - 2'.- EGGPLANT
II'rla Ter ll SGnSS. ao per hhls. 81 'nrS T"uai"-
iioia rc~ carrier - coast. DO Key W"st. per crate"
81 ,51sI 80: per carrier. - |Dd>2 iiAfana per 90"
rior :, Okfa Havana p"r carricr ~ 'r>- Irp,.ts'
fnk prr Dbl J5o:lr. Asparagus. 'h1r"st"n per bunch
New-York tribune., 1894-03-02
THE STiTE or TRADE.

Baltimore. March Flour lu. unchanged: sales. iiO
Lbls Wheat and higher 80 re1 spot and Mafch.
GOA4GO7sc May GIi. .HG3Ac steamer No red 5Iigc hd.
OJlGlc. stock. l.liO.S .SJ2 bush.
% O0o bush. Corn nrmer. mixed spot t0isalohc.
March. 4ONNlO-sc. April. 4Of-4il%c. MAY. 4isn4lAc.
steamer mixed hlI. southern by sample i2sd tc
do grade. 4lai2r. stock. 1G752i bush. sales 1
bush. inactive, No whit" Western. 3G'zH3'c NJ
mixed DO. 3IizNc. stock. l4l323 bush. Rye firm No
5IHJsc. stock. 2iJd3 bush HAY quiet. good 70 choice
tina lthy Sl IOaSj. Grain freGhs Arm with improved
Cof Tor orders per quarter 81 81 March. steady:
mdiing 7t.c Eggs Easy. lEl7c other articles un-
changed
Boston. March Flour nrmer but dull: buyers will
operate when forced supplies Corn easier
steamer yellow and 40 . yellow. 4W4Ql7c Oats dun
but steady. cori asi 3,r,c 40 white - &c. shorts
nominal Pork dull and easy. Lard and hams steady
demand and fairly firm. Butter dull and unsettled. vita
all grades ia supply best Western. 2jc Nor'h-
26r. good grades Of very
duh weak Cheese nrmcr and steady demand faIr
Northern. 70 Ohio extra lie. Now York d. l2c
Eggs firm best fresh Western 2Oc. southern 80.
eXtc1s. 2c. Receipts Tor the week: Flour. - ~
bhls a. 800 sacks. corn III i2j bush. oats ~ ls5
bush: shorts 40 tons.
buffalo March !. Spring whcat-1hs advance checked
trade. offerings light. Sales. No hard 1Id7lic
Closing 7liYc: 800 bush No Northern chicago On track
sold C3zn70sc. closing 'O'zc; NJ Northern Washhurn.
10 red Gle. closing GO: NJ ! white G3c asked
opened firm before closing sold on quickly
ana freely offered AT inside prices Sales. Il cars y
yellow, i0uf t"l1ie". cars 40 30. .HIDr >
4Oa4c 80 corn. 4oc asked oats weak sales cars 80
white. 3i'.c. ! car 40 white 33isc. = cars 50 .
mixed 32i.c Farley firm: choice Western. G2Htlc: fair
20 good jiajSc. state CsH73c Rye nominal 80 . 80.
straight 81 5Of$3 60 best family winter - ,4sI 80
straight winter 50 l0a$3 20: rye. 81 aOus3 NH feed
firm. unchanged
Chicago. March 1.-THE leading futures ranged rs fol-
New-York tribune., 1894-03-02
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

FintiOn- loot of tOrflnnut nhi Dc-DrOs~r- Strcct-
700 A. VI. daily for MACCH CHUNK and inter
mediate stations; connections except Sunday FOR POTTS
VILE ana READING.
S;2O \. VI. daily tSInday : 10 \. ND FOR GENEVA.
ROCHESTER, BtFFALO and the West and principal
local points: dining and chiircT - Wukrsbalt,.
Pullman to Buffalo.
oMO 4. VI. dally except Sunday. for SLATINGTON
and intermediate points.
i@;:'O T.. VI daily except sunday. for ELMITA and
all intermediate stations: connections for Pottsyir and
Reading. chair-car 10 Mauch chunk.
f;tO y. II. daily. except sunday for l.. and H.
u NOTION and principal Intermediate stations. Pullman
hfe paror-car to Whkesharre. connections fur Potts
VILE
lao y. u. dalv. except sunday for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD aud intermediate stations
oi.o y VI. dniiy, except Sunday. Tor EASTON ana
Intermediate stations
$40 y VI. daily ,sunday 600 T. Nj for BUFFALO
NlhiARA FALLS. and all points West pullman
hU.l,,io connections Tor Reading and Harrisburg
n;.,o u VI. daily. except SUNDAY for MAICtI
II Nh ana intermediate stations.
roioo J.: w. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHES
,u,Eh, iH,FFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. ana all ponti
west Pullman sle"pcrs to Chicago and Buffalo.
,AHdIiiiIlonal SUNDAY trains: II 90 \. NJ MAUCH
ana intermediate stntions
',",s 90, ana iillmnn accommodations 23J. 26 DIi
Emo r ~, bIondMay t3 Bowcry. ~ East lIth-s 100
n oe I3,n-sl New York. sbO Fulton St Court st
and % broadway. BROOKLYN n Y '
ch.nIe rN.loIk Transfer Company viii call for and
tion. 'N' VI 'e''ue"Se '''0"s" W "eS'ihA
New-York tribune., 1894-03-02

Market closed firm Transferable notices. 80. Total
New-YorE pot sales to-day and night: For con
siImrtinn 22l bales: contract bales tDal u-f ua
spot market quiet, mddng uPmnds o. inil1r,nt rcs
NcwYork net receipts. l''t bales i,rP,air @S6
exports 10 Continent. 1000 bales; Great lrltan -
bales forwarded 24N3 bales; sales i"2i bales Si"'S
22+ bales stock. 234@l bales
Total net port receipts to-day. lol7 bales thus FAR
this week 60 413 bales. Exports to-day Grea III
26l0 bales; Continent Gi2i bales C"nS'lat'u net 60, i
Britain. 4: G76 bales France :" nai,s r9n'ine' '''
bales total. 5s.71O bales. stock. Oi'ol bales
Bombay weekly exports February =: % March j. ~; @
baIes Contnent 49, coJ bales Receipts 1894. II 900 bales
year $50" bales Total exports sin'I tlos
last year Britain. 1000 bales, cont neht lt'o'
bales Total receipts since January lS'-t - ,'i n@ir
a. oos, bales against i7,s0 time last year.
Exchange on London, ls1ls "a.
Liverpool cabes-spot cotton fair demand freely mel
prices unchanged Sales l21O bales specIainoh anu M
esI esIps. 500 bales Amcrican. s,ioo bales ordi-
nary 1il6c; good ordinary. 3sc; i9W mid1i't g f
middling. 4sc; good miidng 4,4c, mddng iar ,sj
Futures opened steady demand moderate at from lou
to decline closed firm Lead To 2j4d net ADVANCE
COFFEE-The market was extremely duH tne EI"dl.l
part Of the day. operations being at an almost c'hie'"
sfandsiul until few moments before the close wh"h
unexpected buying orders lifted the market from frrss
slight advance. IN advanc- % 81 took place IN l-"ndon
Cor M9rch and April delivery. which were quoted at
steady /. pig advance. March $40 PIGS Nprli ~
piss; May 81 pigs June pig HaYrG m q ncs
April lOO25 francs May. z" francs; Junr 80 ran.
Stock Liverpool March l. - bags: arrivals IN = %
burg March l. 2is.oo" bags. including ll3,Hs' !ass
brazilian against 223 ooo bag. last month including ~
IA 1O5 bags: deliveries l5045 bags; stock 5000 bags
Rio cables not received y"si"rd ~. ""nt 10 t'e
Contracts closed to il points advance. Sales
900 bags, as follows; ,.,
New-York tribune., 1894-03-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

rg:ANs AND pEAs-very ieht trading in all KINDS Of
domestic beans but there h further changc in values
Quality must be strictly choice command outside hg
medium 81 Is pea 81 2l.asl 3: white kidney s. l"a
- 90 red kidney 81 2oa$2 30. black turtle soup. s. o5
s. yoasi 30 foreign marrow 81 ~ do pea 81 a5g
81 CO. 90 medium 81 l0lSl %. peas. hbs - l5g
BtT~rHR-Not the slightest Improvement in the de-
t''"N, an '''H p"l"'I"'l' d'cunluId'i"H ~ S''
IN i'lNerS hhldS mere was sifong pi'ssuf" I" slI
ana further weakness 70 values Some Of the fancy marks
taned FOR enough Of the gilt edge the quo
taon. Fancy selected State dairy tubs fell Dc.
stands;il All the Western packings we're oaslcr We
quote: Creamery state and Tcnusyl ylVana, extra. per H.
and seconds. 10000 do Western ana summer make l3r
lie: do state fal make. Galac. hrsts
imitation creamery nrsts 1Glrlsc. do seconds IiGl5.
l4,gc; snmmgT make lial5izc; rolls fresh. llQlGc
call from exporters for almost anything below lie Prices
held firmly on cOored, BOTH large and small. but white
shows weakness holders being anxious close
Of the stock Liverpool cable 5as. We quote: Full
cream. large. colored fancy ll1.c do white fancy. ia
Sa aioize do white. fancy ii ai2c do small sizr col
orcd. fancy. l2aai27sc common to choice. 0'sqi2c;
state part skins small siz" choice 3WlOc; do fair to
prime. 7l9c large prime SQSl2c common to good 3a
nc. state fun skins. 2e3c Pennsylvania skins. 10
EtGGs-Iargcr arrivals mild weather throughout the
country quiet trade ana some reduction Of speculative
support have cOmhtd 10 uel ts the market to-day and
prices are fully 1c lower. closing weak Held fresh ~
Western fresh iyc, southern fresh gat hcred ~ sul>c
icehousc poor to prime per case. 81 3ON$3 lined per
FRi,ITs- -FIlEsH-Apples continue in Hight supply Lu,
trade quiet Fancy red fruit steady prcenings
n large supply and weak SrawbeTries plenty
ana easter quote Baldwin. per bb s5QS5 green
TT berries t'es2 Cape COZ per sc crate
81 75gs2 IS Indian River per box 81 5Oas3; do
S2Gs3 50. strawberries Florida per quart 2Oa3Oc.
FRUITS s-DRIED-Eyaporaed oppes have only light
New-York tribune., 1894-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. March ]. lN'4
HEEvES- Receipts. % cars or 3'3 head. all f,r Ees
sides slow ~ Ii,T~" per ". IrNi@ d' h
,0G. chicago dressed beef 5rilc. tn" 'ail" quotes
I.-ifi4h dun sctn - for r"frE"ra''d ' anu
dressed weight for American steers Shim'if-
300 ,,ffl. IN for II. Gutsmtu on 3D." ~
r,rr. - cattle for NJ. GolI.mtn. l." head ~ ' u.
MICH coWs-Only - head received ani n sal"s re-
ported Nominallv dun ~ S:onSii i"r head 49, -
CALVES Receipts. - head. Market c1.'r az Si"N!
per ~ 20 prime N'lls. 50 - tff
dressed calves steady flr prime quality low. Tor H
caroasses cry dressed veas sold az tlsnllc per 10
country dressed ~ 5H.,.c. little calves ~ 3Hir
Sales IIasnhock Hollis - v'a's ~ 10 "''raS' d"
: SANDER : vcal. ~ n, sc. 'hohs." 81 N. At
: Iull K Co.: G vcals i3 n a, Sc 30. do il2 n AZ
81 ~ c,,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. - cars. or col
head. 23i IN" market anl cars f"r
tho stock held over. h'r' were 81" 'N -
on sale Demand limited ana priccs - lover Iwcn',
four cars unsoI Sheep sold ~ 81 - as" - per ~ h
f,r common flir medium ~ choic" lambs AZ - l"i
- 81. deck n clipped 30 ~ - - Spring 'n'- W. 100"
dressed lambs easier at GH7 4c country df'ss"" fIs
lambs weak ~ SfHS7 per carcass. ...-
sales = Judd q 'o So state lambs. - n AZ - 80
H., mixed Iguffai, 900. ~ n ~ - H. .-
Vyik.r,an 4 Sherman ~ Ohi, lambs - -. ~ 81 81
= sanders lUf Stare lambs. II IL. 90 - -. -" S'hi"
sheep - y. 80 - - ..o- 80 .,
collins. L., onto sheep - y. ~ 81 -, i d' =
y, ip H. 80 a. -
a. Diii.uiack - state lambs - H. ~ - ~,
u Ftrrngnn- loi clipped state lambs - lh n' ~ 90
IiDGS. Receipts. . cars. nr s.N bead h.'i - Nt'I
~ sale Market steady ar g. fpHSG isl ~" 70 nnl i"N
choice lirht pigs sold ~ - - country dressed weak 80
SAL hum. d. Mu'i.n y state hogs i@' ~ a,"Tar" a.
g. - r.r iro ~. . piss. - T.. u 81 =
lo, y 80 'la 10, H. a. s. 80. - d.. Iei u 81 s.
NJ. collins. state boss. 1i' -. 80 -