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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02
POLICE LOOKED ON


While . Cleveland Mob Wantonly Dis
troyed Railroad Pro perty.
CLEVELAND, May 2.--Ths unemployed
Of Cleveland celebrated May Day with q
meeting, n procession that was marked
by several riotous demonstrations, and BY
listening and to applauding rank snar-
chist address on the public square when
they had finished their marching.
The procession was composed of many
thousand men and boys, mostly foreign
ers. They had not gone q mile before the
procession colrided with an electric car.
The motorman refused to stop when COM
manded and the car was wrecked. A few
minutes later another car was met. A po-
liceman commanded the M sb to give away.
When they refused to do SO he fired his
revolver into the air. Many of the march
ers drew pistols and began firing, at least
100 shots being discharged, but nobody
was hurt.
The procession was broken mp temper
arily, but the lines were reformed. Soon
. third car was met and when the driver
refused to stop he was felled with q brick
As the procession moved up Superior
street, street cars were stopped and az the
traffic suspended fpr a time. The driver
of truck, who refused to take his team
out Of the way. received bad wound
from an iron bolt thrown BY one of the
marchers.
During these disturbances not single
arrest was made. When the procession
had returned to the square several
speeches were made. An anarchist finally
made . speech which started another pro-
cession. 1t paraded through the manu-
featuring district, and it was feared that
more violence would be committed. but
nothing more serious than the breaking
Of few windows in . factory occurred.
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Explorers Imprisoned.

GRAFT, May 2-Great anxiety is ex-
pressed for the safety of eight embers
of a cave-exploring society, who are inn
prisoned in stalactite cavern near
Souriach. Syria. The relief party which
have been attempting to rescue the i'm
prisoned people have been obliged to stop
work on account Of floods.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02

New HAVEN May 2.--Alexander Thomp-
son wel-known electrical engineer,
was arrested yesterday, charged with
passing bogus checks of over $180O
Thompson left here about year ago and
had Just returned.
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Spontaneous Combustion.

NEWPORT. r.. l., May Am explosion
occurred at the torpedo station, last even
ing, in the gun cotton drying room, being
caused by spontaneous combustion. The
fire was extinguished before serious dam
age was done. Timothy Lynch was
bruised by flying wood.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02
Routad by Strikers.

LONDONDERRY, N. H., May 2.-Armen-
ians were hired on Monday to take the
place of the strikers at the shoeshop Of
Allis g. Benson in this town. The strik-
ers and the foreigners came to blows, with
the result that the Armenians were badly
hurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02

RUTLAND. VT. May 2-Port Henry iron
ore companies ipaugursted q lockout yes
tsrday and all work has stopped. Several
hundred men are thrown ont Of work. All
n quiet and no disturbance is expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02

FrTcupURG, Mass, May 2.-The alder.
msn have refused TO grant any sixth class
licenses to druggists. There were IL
applicants. Fitchburg will be exceed
fngly dry this summer.
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Treasury Figures.

WASHINGTON, May 2 - The regular
monthly statement Of the treasury shows
the public debt on April 30 was 81, OH $780,
v7e-an increase for the month Of 81, 100. :
e7i. The cash in the treasury was $780,
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02
a Republican p.v.

INDIANAPOLIS. May f--Municipal cleo
tions were held IN number Of cities in
Indiana. Returns indicate Republican
victories N Rsjakity Of cssaA
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Quite a slice Taken on.

NEwBURYPoRT. Mass, May 2. - The
directors of the Mechanics National bank
voted to reduce the capital stock from
&25O. 900 to Sl25 600.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-02

sr. JOHN, N. B., May 2-The surmise
that II was the brigantine Harry Stewart,
Boston, for Hillsboro, n. B., ashore of
Bliss harbor. was correct. The brigantine
was hoated without damage.
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Strike Brings DestitutSsa.

CEYTRALIA, Ills. May 2-The strike in
the mines here is complete. About 1900
individuals are without means of support.
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England's New Attorney General.

LONDON, May 2.-John Rigby has been
appointed attorney general to succeed Sir
Charles Russell, who was recently made
a lord justice of the court of appeal. Rob
ert T. K Reed will succeed Mr. Rigby as
solicitor general.
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HOUSES-TO LEI.
rINo LET, TENEMENT OF SEVEN ROOMS. 5st
Il sranston street Apply At A7 Canal street,
~ r. Kendall. aprs-u
L'oR RENT APRIL FIRsT-FIRsT- CLASS
- tenement, al Pine street. rooms. Apply t9j
Buffers Exchange marchl7-u
fINo LET-Two TENEMENTs, 81 LOCKWOOD
Il Street, and rooms, Sl6 per month, % salts
factory tenants. Apply at 2H Pine street.
aplf-u
rNo LET-FTvE ROOM UPPER TENEMENT,
u 67s Prairie avenue Broad ali modern
improvements Inquire on premises, rent reason
able. apr Is n
rINo LET-TEN ROOM HOUSE, io4 BURNETT
Il street; hot and cold water, furnace, etc. APP
ply aO6 Butler Exchange. apr2ltf
rINo LET-Two LOWER TENEMENTs IN
Il house on Redwng street Modern improve
ments, rent very reasonable. Apply Redwins
street feb23-u
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FOR SALE-REAL EsTAIE.

ron SALE-REAL ESTATE.
J,oR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST LOCATED
i building lots Warwick Neck Apply TO ID.
Russell Brown, Providence, II. i. maris-u
INoR sALE-NEw ONE FAMILY HOUSE OF
II eight rooms In Edgewood. All mod irn i'm
provcments. J. A Latham, 81 weybosset street.
apri7-u
L,oR sALE-FoRTY SHARES HONS INVEST
IL ment Company at par, pays per cent. and state
ment shows a surplus Of about Ia per cent. Box X.
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THE NEWS
MISCELLANEOUS COLUMN
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

lNoR sALE-Two NEW BICYCLES, A NEW
i Victor, A. New Lowell Diamon go Cd reasons
for selling. Address Box X, News once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

wnterneons in large supply shade lover but clos
ms s.ady We quot os , ApT !qs4 DO MARYLAND
awn slasi 90 s 90 To cnche per M ST
Delaware and Jersey per basket 500 81 80 grfrs SpHt@
i4o: d, NoHh 1arolina Moorc.s early oai2c 90
champlon Im5c; do es IA nccberrie
GGc: raspl-rrcs pint ,Hicc nlskmelohs' per 100
:sssis ~a''rm'o"' per carload ''"'4' 40 ' ~
DRIED FRrTsThere only The smallest tco} }soG anS
prunes nominaly unchanged lo' 81 nrw hlacM
We Apples ~varora,'cl fancy pr
II, l+qliec' d. common = choice ioa
pcacic. evaporacd peeled De'awarc l4a,7,; d. Sun
raspbcrr.c evopora'ci I50lGc; npricos iaicc punes
Hors~A dnn and dragging market Holders desire 70
sell but DESTROYS II ',rnG as much s as
ao, s IyS iSs CHOICE l2c do good prime Oalc
good to prme ioaIIc: 10 common - fair. sG'c Year
iirrs and Old .olis entirely nominal
LIVE POULTRY Hight supply to-day; fowls
cleaning coc,y and nrm Sprns chcktns c'" H 1na
Dnoi~ Spring chickcns per n ia4c fowls. i2ai2isc;
boa75c geese. s"cns o. pigeons. 2oG"c DkESSt;lo
TOrITRY- Rece'ps fam hu' stock misty in for the
ste are r1'hcr nrn @rn PRIME SGaTgn " n cqe an
changed We quote: spring eh!ckens rhiade,rhi@ "a
iGc fowls l.ai@sc IA cocks G.c: sp-ng ducks. Wet
6 a't & Easter" geese 's"''' squads per ''' 1"'
HAY AND STRAW Market dull FOR average qualities:
nri-e Old firm hut scarce We quote: IIav. prime.
loo ~ $4,000. DO 10 80 |. Gonsuc; do shipping
50c train 9OG3Oc rye straw, long 50nCjc d. short
and straw. i0utjc
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES ve-y fcw Southern
potatoes arriving local receipts lrh' az -
further advance Sweet potatoes In fair demand
md firm continue dull and w"nk 'ucumhcrs
nruer Tomatoes lnrg" AMI smooth vnric
ties ordinary qun!f GIll and weak We quote
Potatoes per Dbl S2nS2 30 DO sw"e'. yellow. 81 'oGfi
do red 50 onions Dbl 81 25usl -. cahhaR"~.
per s3Gsi 70. cucimle-s local per bush box. &c
NoifoS per SiQ$l 30. upper Jer9'y STA
81 20 South Jersey 13cDSl. do Maryland and Nir-
GINA per carrier 75cGs - plants. M. Sass
green corn per IocGs1 % squash. per bill 75cuSl
turnips Russio per hhl. coa15c okra per 100 be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

N"w-Yprl. July &c. 1904
BEANS AND PEAS-Domestc mnrruw have had a few
small salcs trade SO 10. price
s sndf few as inquired S2 d Dor m a" y cy an
apaTeny no se fr Scu Witt, dner vr d Rs
udney have had very ,c inGo1; nnd some lots hay@
sg3ns IN turtle soup Pn n ,.p2Te fe9~ eye o% 81
and in reduced stock bu' very plenty Green
peas steady, with slow movement We quote: Beans
PEA % do white Kidney, g $5at2 a. DO rcd kidney
s2 g d" lima California 60 nH s. So DO fe G NJ
w 81 %aS2 "a d. 20 fossn %ss"m 81 'G co. DO
sS$s s{S'Gn; s. III ..a. ,,., o w. "".
below ng ~ When there %np f,1a s"a
tancy Throughout, command ioc; a few weak n
Creamery aT.i very quie, ana lower qualities ani All
,ns 80 OF scarce s@'e as 10 be ny sa pe ' mn
creamery slow for the quality general arriving bn,
rr,Guy ""d Tprv az" pretty ed and steady demand
q far inGuirv for broken lois from the home trade and
baker, supply dealers uyins some lots IN advance OF
Holders inclined 70 advance their asking rates
and the "s snow , 4ose Snr'1 e., c dc % M
isc: DO seconds l5saiGc do thirds aai4c STATE da.y
TIC do in iu. drs- icGio1c: seconds i'sa
IRIS Iris 7 iiS s@'% DO seconds i2@iaso western dairy
s,s g DO hsS to s sTsSns MA, isS'0 q.
thirds % seconds i'sqi2+c. ., .,a,- ,,,. Pr cu
cheese ana the %eH,neT being e2s
s sna accepted 'G dne on all
lots which for part they preferred TO store
rather rhnn sell the price offered Fancy lois on th"lr
merits sold SIC or two lots perhaps shnde
less the combinations seldom drew bid 81 Sc Lower
qualities all i.Q.c lower Fun cream small 'hTse wrfe
few sales o. fancy touched we. now
ever and price become quite extreme. Fart
s hs from ys'erdsy had som here sale, q" nd g
State cream large size fancy. yer ~ S4.c. do
choice silGss.c do good prime. si,nsasc do common
20 fair 7iSasc small sizes. fancy 3p9c DO COM
choice Ii2nS%c. part SKINS. choice whit '.sc.
choce coorcd. si.05'kc do common 10 prime 2sa'.c:
full skins. li.G2c
ECGS-The little change. but the posi-
ton appears strained little by the recent
little freer Offering OF stock At
I4ai4.c for Otherwise the situation Il un-
changed We quote: Jersey. per doz. lGc; state and
Pennsylvania. 100 laiac: Western prime i4al+'.c do
poor fair. case. $lW$3
FRUITS FREsIi-Frme lerge npide- are scarce ana
Ter which prices and irregular Good pears
not plenty and fair demand. but small and
dull Southern in larger supply
and lower. qualities hardly worth shipping
Peaches little plenty. and buyers holding or
for California fruit which Is expected in quantity
week Prices lower Curranis scarce and firm
All kinds In light supply and steady with fancy
lots OF hackberries especially and sometimes
placed little above quotation. Muskmelons stu
terney irregular all grades below fancy In buyers favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

Chicago July 20 Gpecin Wheat lost another cent to-
day breaking through the 'put price and closing ~ 81
under Wednesday September opened AZ 124 sold 'bc-
52'. ga, and ol1s"d 52,. or there
"A record made 5V7.c FOR July and 52 for Sep
tcmhcr The country flooding this market with
cf.rinxs There export demand. Their"
u v-y larg" incr"ase IN The lNcal stock and In
the visible supply Monday Receipts here i3I
cars the estimate for Friday. 80 The only encourage
n holder al IA" cleararr"s. hey made
a total Of about G0OOO bushels. Gables lower.
tnicago gained "A ltle on outside markets. Kew York
closing 3i.c
Corn was an rxcitnhlc weather nar,rf The price
opened with n rush because the weather map showed
TIE Government prediction suggesting showers Fri
day started a lot ~ selling. September opened At 4s
sold between a.. and f3s and closed AN. Receipts
3lG the for Friday +2D charters
her ~ N-w-Yorh reported 700 900 sold
price continued altogether matter 81 rain
rain Cables report Russian and Dnnuban crops dam
aged st"adv. the strength In
September gold Pa and 2Ns and closed at 2sc
Receipts i22 The estimate for Friday iso.
Half ioday's receipts oats.
Provisions higher because - the strength In
Pork the close showed advance = 10 cents lard
advance Of 10 10 There 20 900
hogs; the estimate for Friday is 2i.00p.
on the curb puts September wheat were 12i.c calls
C2.c. Puts September corn were +3e calls. 44so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

METAIS-lRON While locally there is very little feat
The last year give. interesting figures. The total
an increase a. If acGoo tons OVEN The las, haf Of
Compared with ,he first ha of ia', year the falling ~
June 30 los and the number out Of S4si t4' THIS
was qnei tone TO the coppcr. hu; onerings
sar sIowps ,r ok nx ana spcr,s we ~ tons
The production q tho Calumet and Ga MN o :" me
,hanci ,ric,s both here and London Exchange calle
reported the sale = Banca tin at Ams.rlam AZ :A'.
."'ld'r'. equal TO i:c in bond Ne" IelI T Th~
enarl continues rather dcrste hu' prices are army
n.I ana ngb t1cv. va. onlr - 50 3D. The ont,
SIDE CITATION sPi s-l meTp mdr A. vas aa, ana
M@lAssES AND syHrrS Tho marke, IS without in, in
and late prizes are SIN nnmod as W. nS o narv
common. iol3c: AR o. Prime l'G. ,mn'G sc.,a 1o,
na,leao~s ~, roT@ H, so syo lye ornnry
to common 9Gi3c fair good. l+uiNo prime to choice
NAVAL STORES sock: Eosn. SO. t'is ,ur' cn,nc
c2a2 has tar. $50 nnls Tho 'nafA~' 'r sprl'' iurn
ta,ions being 2ea2e'.c There IS moiern'c ,onng DO.
oI.s -co',5nsoed oil Is nominaiy s,cady - firm. hod
,h~re IS s. ,tle demand To- oil that r avi,c imp ,~se
sd 2"% a" The "s ss 5Jc 35 4T. +. 1 q liza '
sn 5, 2d' ionc w. ;c o, n }5 grl J '1
a ssds " 5 .q" o .T 1 @ e ' S,c %
Ia
,r,.,,ca, H. it = ,.t-,.., -,, Jaw
n-rt. :. -, ~ 80, ....-,.. q.
or,.. - l,... ,,,a.i,. if., A. to-,
tam 10 fo"Is o-,,, D. II, -, ~ ,r.rn s., - - III
.-rrt ..f. 80. ~, 49, ,.f ,,,..g f =, -.
"a ,,hfs al a., 81 o,s 80. = ....
~. rts,ntr.. l,..s .,,'- On ,e-. t..-~.l o., 90,
lilo r,,,or lq.cit scn,sr'i, ,lI-,f 9Th i., Mia
ISM I. 81 t;.,,g.s 100 Iii. rsr 4. Clr,-,arl Io,
an - 80, g.. -, 49,. ., q. ~. ,-..,c,.
CA W. .,u',e. Ii,.r,..l' ~ Ind ,ili C;iosr .,
o.. pr.s,', I'll I'm .. ~ ,,.i o. x.v.1.,is "A
from store Roifc.Sam c. Antunip "a U.r,iurg a5
pfrs asked ooi,or o.. r,.r.p.i sGil cork far .r.~-
r-sir nominal ,..,..,r -, Into trei., 9aoo. 81
cIJAKTIp- ,.tar,.-,nr rro1--.a.. sl.wfv AMI
steam, Aurr.ciaii.
change. Charters follow. british steamer
Lawrence coal trade Is: BRUSH ship arrived.
$3.50 petroleum. New York ports north =
lava. lJigc ld.c ~ and lSi.c Italian hnfk
arrival 500 Ills petroleum. Nrw
private nhr s'lr.
l.i26 IONS general cargo New York sydney NJ
bpurn" ILL., 80 trrh GH2 lumber Boston
Ayfes s.. Rosario s.. Danish bah - tons 0Hu-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE Excu,~

the real estate auction market
quiet. Only one auction sale was adv...'Ny NJ
this was Withdrawn. The market ho.,.a ard
by no means devoid Of interest as sever., Va
transactions were closed and more are ,.po''sn,
progress Most OF the transactions clo.as "dh
Gay were Tor property on the West Sjdas yeser.
Frank Raul has sold the building ns
rect at The southeast corner OF Ibory,n iot asrc
SITS, for 10000 - i'"er'y and NJ.
cyr!ile carreau has sold for G;ovor ~.
B'oomsDurs, y. Y, 10 Mrs Charlotte T. 'sspman a.
Concord " H., Nos. iis and III J Roos s. rreac
southeas, corner of Water-st tV%ySSevsltst. n
buildings on plot iosxjo wv 'nreestar,
frederick Iittel, broker. has sod for NJ
10 a; r. Mende the tnree-story browns;n.,. Fsas
dwens' No. l27 East sxty-second-st"' son from
story brownstone front No 1870 Eas, III, Inc lou.
st. for about 5000 "'ysevenn
Charles Griffith Nose broker has sold o.. :.
stores. No 40 10 ~ West One-hunirsi, nJuses ava
Seroack q -. haye SOD for Arthur Colem,,
2jxs9xss.ll feet for $500 ''''"'e hathsus
oo %. Hamilton Hunt, broker. has sold Nos y.
Y9 and ~ West Eighty-frst-st four ana s sw N
and Nicholas Cotter to W W sk!idy vet a. tor Joas
has aa" .od for Tw8O7Hy s f2r %
stamford FOR $4,000 The brokers' su e grounds
Tim & O.. brokers, nave sold for e t fn'S s.,..
f.. Just the eight-story brick and ma-h s'ae
apartment-ho;el, known as the WashIog,on Ifcu
southwest corner Of Seventh-ave and Wss"nn.
hundrei-and-iwen -second-st. with land ia,.,s.
The purchaser Is Mr. Henrques. and The pr,cs s, ~,
Is SAID to be $4,000 cash prize N4
Robert Appleton. jr.. has sold for the Jors.,,
Mott Ifon COMPANY to Royal d. ComstocS !.
acres OF land at Peekskill. y. Y. for NlOCS ''e
The managers Of ST. Augustlne's Church 4,
filed pans for one-story brick church bnra a.n
s0xiI. on the north side OF East One-hundreS.l
sixty seventh-st. between Franklin and rs au.
ayes. costing $1,000 Raua
The NewYork Wool Warehouse Comnsnv a.
Macnaughton. president. have fled plans ,s.s
brick wool warehouse exchange bank and crh :
Irregular dimensions on the block boundsS
81. Johns Lane. Beach-st. and West Brosd.T
costing $275.oo0. AN
The trustee Of the estate % q. Bruce Pror, L.,
flied plans for fOnr-story brick store bu.ld,,.la
Nos. 7B and 75 Broadway running throuys
Msrcer-st, 10 feet north Of Clinton Pace, cosl,.
$4,000 Ssus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT


COTTON-There was q loss today O. q 10 points
IN cotton contracts The closnS barely steady with
tota u 1876 800 bales The extremes on August
were 40 month. cos.ng G69G610c Nearly
every avenue information brought besrsh news TO
day the only strong point was the increased ta"-
Of cotton ly srinrefs IL the livetpoo market
Liverpool contracts 'an,d 90 meet IN" advance IN on,
yesterday. THIS DISAPPOINTMENT 10 I>cal
traders some Of whom expected that Liverpool would
sTort advance Of Yesterday weather
and crop repors the south In he main iavur
able crop conditions being reported as excellent Inc
local feeling 0earsh I'm spite Of the irpr"N cement
IN the drygoods trade which gives promise ( showing
ton and pointed hat during The las f." years
crop usually dsiori0rltci from this Inn on
Nevertheless everybody very con7.r' and cautious
ness is one noticeable features q the market" Their
are very many conservative aders who think that the
cotton crop practically made. and hence nm output APP
proxiinafing bales Is assured The weekly bonn
hay report shows receipts Of 5000 bales. against go"
bales las. year January receipts have te*n
50T bales agalnst li1l.Oco bales last yeay Inc
amount aAoat bales against 10000 bales last var
Shipments for week 600 bales against Zoo
bales last shipments January we're '"-n
bales compared with 10000 bales fo ihe cotTeS nding
period last amendment changing me opening
hour on MONDAYS during the months from II -
10 O'Clock yesteeay. and lost 10y vote of
g. 10 IS
F-H f4 a. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

Market closed barely steady a. ca points net l"'ne
compared yesterdays closing r:i"'s lr"ii>' iu
notices JUN -. August GIo. Total sa4es l'"'r'
ba.cs New York spot today AMI las' night as ON
bales total zoo bales spot marke' sieaHY' nli''hS
upiands. 7c midd,ing Gulf. 10. which IS unchanged
compared with Yesterdays closing New ofk Rfss l.
cepjs bales exports. Continent. AZ bales iWarH'
bales sales 200 bales. spnnerS loo bales, s'.rN
l4 Cos bales Total net por; receipts to-day "oI hilrN
thus week. 3 - bales ENp'-'S today; cont
nen, 49, bales Thus Ear this week: Great Briain
el4O bales France $40 ha,es. ConiiHen' lo4" bales
stock. 24l.59l bales.
Liverpool-spot cotton hardening sales. 1000 bales
speculation and export SEQ bales. American. l""p
ding upland 2922d. Futures opened steady BUYERS
a, l-Gid advance. closed barely steady a. iCIG adj
vance July 35oh: JulyAugusi $500. Angus, sep m
her BOD September october. 35s. october Novcuhct
852s; November December 3'3s; December January 33
a35i; January February. 3jis Feb-uar, March. $50
357 March-AprN 35ss. Manches;er-Yarns steady
cloths. inquiry. but not much doing
COFFEE-The market featureess. with prices al
and declining moderate business TX
points December for October at 90 points and
boo bags August for July at % points Havr. ma
prices showed partial advance Of !. franc sales for
July. J1.Or August. ~ - rs
September October ~ - frs Noyember s. -
frs. weak; prices unchanged ~ quoted
at rcis. exchange unchanged at 81. receipts l""
bags stock AZ RIO 1900 bags Santos market weak
$4,000 bags. clear~i RIO steamship ''aH WIN
81 bags. and steamer sirius. Win 300"
bags Hamburg closed partial decline ~ Z.
franc: july. - ~. August - % september. I3
Contracts closed quiet At 10 10 points decline Saie-
were 1900 bags follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

Liverpool. JULY @G as y Deof-Evira India
dun css 81 PRIME mess dun - 5o' Pork -Igin"
mess Western fine sfanlV GNs ~ DO medium steady
p COS Hams Shoot about ~ - ~ = STEADY ~
Bacon Curi' rlnnd cur about - - 90 n drl ~
IS. ri'. ,lTl 1ss long mil.
dies. about - y. ir 30 Cd long and short c,'~r
rnildlrs about u dun ~ 3cs shoulders About - -
Is ~ dull ~ Ch.eso- American nnesi whit" and cl-
ored As c. Tall So pTime civ Gul nt .'s
oDifonSc~d oil IverI"rl refined. dul 2' 81 spirits
~ frrp"n'ne dull Of pc K'rin-, omm = s'"'dy ~
g ~. Lard -ui q BIS 81 wheat = win
a. 3iyI. ~ SPRING cas-; = 81 Flour
Louis FAM; winter JON = 90 corn MNel
spot IS l'.1. Iuiy nrm J. I'D August
nrn ~ 4 I'll. S'if"n" nfu 40 Is 81 Hop a. London
Pacific Coast easy Sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

Galveston Juy 20 -Cortrn quito. mdding GO" low
,rti'rg 10. good ordinary &C, net AMI gross re-
c.,r,s i, bales exports coas'wSe. 2'l bales STOCK
ISL bales. lint. AT. %.
ri,urg 10. good ordinary. AZ. net and gross re-
ceips TO-. IMPORTS coastws" - bales safes q" o"'S'
saHrnnah Irv 20 Cotton easy. lowcr 20 sell mill
Ji,r ~ ~ ,w ridiling Gi.c. good ordinary. &c. net
ari gross receipts bale. exports coas'"is' III" p"s'
,,l4s - hnl~. stock. ! I39 bales
~. 0r.,ns Iuly 20 cotton quiet AMI steady. good
rnidilnr : TO. miGilins. 6'.c low mildlmg -,
and gross receipts "' "Ai'S'
sales ! 30 bales. stock - 60 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR

A ADVERTISEMENTS. AM. SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A The NEN-NORk IElBl M WILL bE RE-
CEIvED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.2i2 Broad
way, % door north Of Thirty first at. and ADVER
TTST.,ffSTS nj following
Eighth ave s. Twenty 1872 sxth-ave
Isl Fourih-nve. Fourteenth-st. 40 Thrd-ave
corner Forty enthst.: l.O26 Thrd-ave. Sixty
10s Frst-aVe 100 West Forty second ST. 1872
Columbus g ,enus a: 1873 Third:aye 20 West
25T West FOrtysecondst: Js+ Third
as Third ave 2O5i Third-ave. between hundred
and twelfth and One-hundred and thirteenth
At the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one hu- dred
tventy-nrhst. 20 West Onehundred md twenty nth
and 320 West One hundred i-fory NTH st. to
D. M. at regular Office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

cr,o,s No white 4Ia4lkc; 5000 bush track "hi'e
3sG52c. private terms
We give for comparison closing prices OF the previous
cav ana for the corresponding date las: year;