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New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
roryG G5n1s rRorEorED AND xsrRucrrr

one Of the anostentatous bene.actions OF this city
IL the Elizabeth Home FOR Neglected aud Unpro-
tected Girls which opened ioss than two years
ago In memory OF Elizabeth Davenport Wheeler.
It's beautiful modern front may be few doors
east OF second-ave. In Twefth-st
The first annual report shows that IN its first year
4Ol girls we're received, OF whom 22i sent to
situations and 10 to friends to other institutions
Thorough training rs given IN dressmaking. hand
and machine sewing. darning and mending. type
writing and laundry work. There are also cooking
and embroidery classes. and. in the winter months
a Night school
Every now and then the Elizabeth Home 10
Frightened by pleasant treat, such as that on
the evening OF Decoration Day. handsome SILK
flag was presented. and each OF the nifty girls had
flowers and ice-cream. Some OF them at least Will
not forget the presence OF their friends and the
affectlonat te words they spoke 10 hem Visitors on
ments OF the house, and upon the bright faces OF
the girls which promised Intelligence and woman-
ness 20 a good degree.
The founders Of The Elizabeth Home placed 1t in
charge OF the Children's Aid Society
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

2
BEEvEs-Receipts. 25 cars. or 39e head-io carr Il,
city slaugherers and Is for export alive NJ 80
ing Feeling steady. City dressed native sides IN noSss
ate demand 619sc per b. Cable advces quote Annsr
can live cattle steady l0nllc per ~ tops III
dressed weight; refrigerated beef London slow a, ~
per fb at Liverpool selling at average Of ske sbsse
ents to-day reported previously The steamer s.isr
will probably sail tomorrow with 30 cattle and bH
sheep.
CALvEs-Recepts 30 head Market CSC hIrh.,
Dressed calves firm at jdI4c for country dressed ya
cassie for city dressed and i9tsc for little calves 49,
Sales-Ege Otis II veas 1871 70 average, at IS 70 NJ.
100 n: do. i4I 10, at 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, % cars or 5s2l b..a-
Nineteen cars sale Market active both sheen ~
lambs and the latter l0c higher for choice s,ocs
Three OF sheep unsod. Poor TO good sheen ,,d a.
s3aS4 80 per 100 10 good choice lambs Sc 256is M
medium do at s. 49, few yearngs at 81 J0dss DressL
mutton steady AZ 1nSi1c per H. dressed lambs nr =,
0ql2sc: dressed yearlings selling at siaQ9Ac. :"
Sales-Halenbeck & Hollis: PAS Kentucky lambs en n
average al SO 20 per ~ 2ss do co n at 50 So ils Az
OF 10, al So 25; 5 yearlings IS N. at S.
ID Harrington: 260 Kentucky lambs 50 ro at ssG. Ao
Michigan sheep 81 fo at 81 25 i4i yearlings 70 n ~
Hume g. Mullen: l41 Western sheep % n. at -; q d
ST 10, at 81 80. "a lambs. - ib. al - 10
u Mcpherson & Co: 42s Virginia lambs 81 m a,
So rs 3i2 do 80 rb at So 25; Virginia sheep III .
at 81: do, 1Cs n. at 49,
8 Judd & Co 2l7 Buffalo sheep. 90 rb atN
NJ Collins: 23s Western sheep lO4 n, al S4S; m
Ohio do s5 10 a 81; 2ll do. 20 10. az SO 90
Newton & Co. l47 Virginia lambs. 81 70. at $50; 4
HoGs-Receipts II cars. or 225S head None FOR mi.
alive. Nominally steady at s5aso 40 per 100 rb
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

MoIAssEs AND sYRrPs-The demand to-day Wa. was
yS sn' Of in The all dag gnTSs The o1 1s the
is barely steady We quote Newotean&s & een'rslpxs is a
@ kettle f[ c oIs Por;@ 2'2sS RSG p5as p25@ec
choice snrar ordinary to common. Oa3c fair
T. good i4aisc; prime to choice. loa22c
NAyA SS. FS9@ Srpsnas t Oss ssady Bu
changed 3ohf3JHc Rosn holds fFm al u '-seSi '''
for common To good strained ,
Or nominal for cottoneed oi %ne arS ohbnl an
@ aS@. prime crude loose 22S2c o crude bbis 2Ga
5iaI9e. prime sunmsr white 5eas7c: butter oil nom
5ae 5a A%sTcan s boel S5c calcu,tn 54c Charles
Tant~r Bro write as follows; ihe the Week rnso "' and
While unanimous, sentiment favors oil ms an lmHef ~
theT May ana 'n m srebered n hat prices ors
In The trade ana II mus, n ann fonr months
ahead before Oh WA be available Tserr,9rs
should conditions improve and any demand spring
foundation Is solid one Tor !,5 m M. boa
mss's & are t sS Smep,aR oompany one good
s2s that lhere IS not over 600 bbls q crude in the en-
the very los estimate OF N1 Dol, VI St an a.,
M n's & ,3 vcro ait sdn ibis the greater portion being
for export on old contracts.
oCEAN FREEGrs-The marke, or berth fIeishts was
neglected nOU.rally uncharBeI 40
ments reported and liners are dependent upon od
nominal Iyefpo1l ii asked London l.d asked Glas-
"a s'N 81 A kaSr ~ H9 5 d d asked s"
TorK' T ' in, H. SI r'fiARTERs-The general
m,rSes m7,c iH no eHsnse charters follow Brit
ish steamer timber. Mobile 20 United hingi9nl'
Prnsaioa To- liverpool io3s ca bark loa ,op. GslIs s
acn tor.. laTber oueb~c to Buenos Ayres sass 20;
schooner 23 tons. N~TYork er to Sqi"S Fry 10
= 2 Ses TY[ SE 5r sion S'I Rye4 DS; ]:
- schooner s,eel sai', ''" YsgYpk To- Eastern ports
&15i 70 ror,anl So o Boston zoe 70 81 John D. y
2, Guspe = = ,
pRnvrsloNs- provision market was dull ana weak
cr day win the local deLnss small soc% OF ,ar Sfa
10 .a hls nsnn-t bbiE last month receipts ol A,
for Ne month = 2i2 tcs exports oS'9o t, H'Fp h,
.a p1rI is 5 go bbs against 20 1876 las, montn
Lard rou'ract i73t -. Grains, f"'' 's an" i,a hbis
mess 1u'iei a., Sl3s.iS 1 -2 aHso s,o ;ofsis BEEF
Sedtli. extra India mess. siIas2o BEEF HAMS
nsi:s ErssFp Marie, easier 100 n quoted a, Ge
whole Ienge OF 6i.p1e MEa ~ - picisS
bsc, Mn,te, que, a, a. At So, PtSlei
nrm a, lo'sc.. TALLOw Market s,e,Gy ale 10
nhis at a. closing At ~ sTEAhlH6 MaTSet
sasi,r c.ns AZ icS .,' S.gs 20, ;o ssh America
compound a'.eJsc. options 81 S~d at '"c noin'ha'
~ inu" sni 7o'c n,ninel f.r Jnlt - ..,o., e., tho
r., mnrk~f ta-lav fcW local buyers ~ere looSns t9
N- rc@ - ali in ''n.' "a ois ana rev man -, ,ss
tone was ri, steady qroi- carolina and Louisiana
ed - pine tsg4ec choice to fancy. 5.a;'se extra
head 5tGoc Java Ransoon. .gi'.c. Japan ttgacc'
~ trt~ ss, y ~ he ,ne cmslnng steady - nrrn
AMI @Terins' i"oderat, on the OF 2l.c r 81 cen
trfxn. 2.c for ~ musovado and 2.e t9T - mola%ssy' ass
lava quoted X e fair sun'nE lis VI Reet Quiet but
steady wH Jlne and July quoted A. Us a. r .ns. y, -
aa mon ,h~ long price q low enough 70 warrant
them H. laying 10 enough stock fr iutur~ need. quota
Hors ni~ in.hony~l to-day on 'hc basis u i5lC S4c
for elanuiAi~l
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool June 2-1:30 p. m.--Beef-Hola.r. OFF,.
erately extra india duh prime nod:
at oss 3D. Pork-The supply Is in excess OF m. - agll
prime Western nne dull at Cts "a: do medium s,
DIS I'd Hams-Hoders OFFER moderately; short c, % at
Il to l6 fo steady at AS Bacon-Hoders onr socut
Cumberland cut about % TO 30 10. du at 32s shor,
about 70 10 dull at 3os long clear mlddes au, AZ ~
dun at 32s Sd long and short clear mlddles about r.
dull al 3ls 3D. shoulders-About ~ to is ~ ,e.Sy y. y.
and coored steady AZ 5s o. TallowThe supply Lns .
The supply is poor nominal Cotonseed oil Lysrroon
fined steady at 2ls Rosn-Holders offer moders.rs. rs.
common steady at Is I'D. Lard-Spot-Hoidsr. s.sy;
sparingy; futureshoders Offering prrns wgnsr
spot dull at 3Ss Cd. WheatIIolders offer frse,, "
red winter dull at As Id. Flour-Holdes Offer e
St Louis fancy winter dun At IS Cd Corn-spotHiosss
offer freely futures-hoders offer moderately; mIsI
Western spot dull at IS 6%d: June dull at 3s a. a
dull at 3s 5Nd; August dull at 3s o. Hops at LorSon
Pacific Coast-Holders offer moderately firm at 81 s.S
a IS y W.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore June Flour dun and uncha1s.d slts sslts
oo5 bbIs Nhpa, dull: No . red spot and June. estg
T5sce Iulv 5g&QJ6isc August, 57a5Ii.c; steamer 10
red 52.G52tc milling wheat by sample eSeoeci sosr ss
no aos bush sales lO5 90 bush. Corn dun and easy
,,txed spot and June sfc bid: July i3c bid steamer
mixed i24a424c Southern corn by sample sosaS: & 49,.
o. s,rong No 2 white Western. 441d45c. No mixed
DO 4S045sc 1888 bgsn Rye d1 No 49,
pos,on une 2-Flour quiet but steady Corn CUE, uM
steady que, but steady shorts guls I'm,
- aLf3in-. Western oi.Gi0isc. Eggs quiet talru
.,ssdv Eastern i2l1Gl3c. Western. iiGi2e ,,
Chcazo June The leading futures ranged as 'oNo"'
y,,A.s, NJ q. Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

East Buffalo June 2-Catte- Receipts last twsny.sou,
hours 3 2,O head total for thus far is 700 hs6
for same time 10 8G0 head consigned through
32+O head: to New-York. 80 head sale 50 head:
Hors-Recepts last hours a. 100 head ,c,,l
for thus far. 73 050 head; for time last week
30 900 head consigned through. 10 500 head 10 New-Yot
900 head: sale $500 head; market opened fairly
active lower. all early arrivals Sold closed steady to
irm; early sales Workers. good 70 choice " Wgs+ S.
mostly 81 90 mediums and heavy 81 90: very choice
heavy on sale pigs - g5 with lot at shade moro;
rough S4QS4 35. SaS3 JO late sales Light York.
ias; wentyfour hours 1900 head total for week ,su:
far 40 800 head; for same time last week 81 900 head
cSnslgncd through. 500 head; 70 NewYork 1850 head
on snle 400 head market opened steady 10 strong for
fnrs 81 GSas4 IS light TO falr siaSa 40 common 81 Se
81 Do good 10 choice MIXED sheep ~ ooq$4 good 90 70
100 10 wehers 81 l0Gs4 25; choice heavy wethers so
81 50 light feeding yearlings sold late az s. 5ogs2 Co.
East liberty June 2-Cattle-Receipts light; market
81 30: rough fat 50 25a$3 -. ogs-Recepis Light; best
Phiadephias 81 e5@s5: best Workers 81 scaa4 s com
mon 10 fair Workers - s0dst So pigs and good heavy
sows 81 25Gs4 80. Sheep-Suppy light ext-a S3 20
s., good. SO 55gs3 70; fair 81 6ogfS ~; lambs % so
Union stock Yards Chicago. June 2.-Cattle-Recspts
1000 head. Market hrm. common 70 extra steers y ~
81 TO- sockers and feeders a. I5gs3 - cows and bulls
81 5ogs3 65 calves s2Gs4 90 HogsIhEeeeip,s aoD
choice mixed s. 5oas4 7o choice assorted. 'oaH 1
Louis June 2Cattle lOc higher for natives ehoc.
10 fancy export 81 ioG;i 80 good shipping and
So s0Gss %. Hogs-Recepts today; 27oo hesa SUPP,
was small the demand unusually light and the bulk q
sales Sc lower. Light. 50 J0aS4 6S; mixed y 4ogN ~
heavy 81 0OaS4 20 Sheep-Receip,s, 800 head Market
sheep SO eOas4 40 fair 70 medium mixed sheep and
lambs So 5Oas3 IS. inferior 81 1898 25.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

So uit,sff y frsngncfrl
RIO ~ "A SPOT quoted at l5Ac Mild coffee quiet.
FtoI'H AND MEAI.-It YVES A very quiet day -four
bur- about I Ssy & ec ansn GS was was 2n b man ' ia tone s
ana 50 - was quoted At about the top sale. were on}
=" Sbis .irsSb'. a. g isSi3 y car ea.s a g X
clears 81 'oa32 80 and 900 sack. extra ?. AZ
s fou.He.n GO GonT % Wa 1g 3 RYE ERyyrNNn[
Mark"' seady sale. $50 b9I, 2qe,Gi; . L%nGywGe. vim,
nnc Whit siasi % nne yellor 95asc coarse. siaSc
n 4sIHs' e"''t l6o oa sSS c s6a 0 s2
Mi.c CITY feed at mil soassc -ales 1000 bags {s
s,s 81 af mes aIli i S, SSs 80 ' '''''' s' -
GRAIN WIEAT-Th- wheat market toiny was very
dur hut somewhat lrm"r. The opening Was n decided
surprise to the trade. which had Anticipated wea%
marie. on the ohe side reported and foreign houses
bgyfr to nG4s 'n' us s wb.I IrsTed I the wSe 9S1
there adv1ncc Of &c 70 ~ after which business
,p6cal feature of The only important thug
nc iac, uHt Y., while IN the Contlnpn tho markets
were seollcr with the paric reported over This and
foreign buying gave niorc settled tone 10 affair
although ,hSr was no special dsoSs9n to , adc dSDa The
the worst had been seen @s9ad & SsS "9w m ,ns W
Trs. TS1s robrr ' condtons Of the crop The
Modern Mile was quoted as rr,'tnS Ing enssIane & IN
been lowered in the last Two geeks The weather her we,
wsmsr en, All , a. GLy ov6neo ,ne n be curb the market
was inactive July selling 81 o-l0a57c closing 5&sc
se the Conditions oas %'a S6roS sales we're reported
No rel at %' e %"dTT anrr @y up sy osd !" 1S' ar 5
Rradstrees exports the last week were 10000 bush.
against 23iOOOO bush the previous week Since July
exports have 56. 10000 bush. against lT6OoOoO0
hnsh last year Indications FOR the favor OF
over i65 O0OO bush. Notwithstanding the claims Of
foreign houses that Europe wanted no wheat the ek-
norts are enormous =. .CORNThe market for
dul but about steady There feature Of interest
IN irnnsactions and the close quiet unchanged
prices News from the West continues OF unfavorable
conditionq although the weather to-day is more
favor1hlc Tor tho growing crop. Cash
lecthi sales were only 5000 push at f2ac for No
canal anoat Brndstreers exports for the last week
show total s2.OoO bush against 5OIO 900 bush tho
prevloug week July |. 30 100000 bush
oA Ts-Trade In oats moderate. but with the OF
tho market prices little higher the
from all parts OF the West.
I0raIiy the market peculiar position. There
no mixed Offering and prices up above the price
of No with white oats lglisc higher than No
corn The close options to-day at unchanged TO
ilc net advance Sales 2j00O bush No
white at ilc and 1900 bush trnck white 43Gi7c.
No 2 on,s were 43c hid .MALT-Marke dull.
graded Western. G5asoci Canadian ooao5c; slxrowed.
SO4s5c: two-rowed. 72d15c .BARLEY-Mnrket dull.
No Milwaukee. G06s7c; ungradcd Western. 62q67c.
We give for comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
yious day md for the corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
DEATH THorArAwrKRI cHAMHERS.sT. HosrTTAI

Edward Bartlett. n lawyer. who lived at No @S
West One-hundre1- thirteenth died In Cham
bers Street Hospital AZ 20 O'Clock yesterdl. morning
from epilepsy lie walked into the dlspensary OF
the hospital on the evening OF June and requested
treatment An exnminatlor proyel that H. was
critically H. md Ne placed IN the medical ward
where he rapidly grew worse until ne died lie
leaves "A brother W &. Bartlett who lives at No.
s,9 Macon-st Brooklyn and IL connected with th.
First Naiiona' rnnk. In this city. H was present
at the death and took charge OF the body.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. June p 30 p. m.-consols. loit for money
and i0i BIO the account: NcwYork. Pennsylvania
ara Ohio nrs, mortgage bonds. 1874: canadian Pacific.
02E: Mexican ordinary. i0s; 81 Paul common. eo%:
New-York Central, 100 Pennsylvnnin. Boa Reading 81
Mexican Central new per cent bonds. 56s; Achson
common sh
i:4S D. m-Bar riiver-Market steady: quoted at 2sxd
per ounce Parts adyices quote per iOD
francs u centmes for the account.
2 p m.-The amount Of bullion gone into'the Rank Of
England balance to-day In 10000 Money, AG+
The Of discount in the market for both
abort and three months' bills Ia Y per cent.
430 n, m.-Pnrs advices quote per i01
frnncs ~ centimes for the account and exchange on
London at q francs 1871 centimes for checks
Berlin. luna 2.-Exchange London, 20 marks 40
renninrs for sight and 20 .ars 35 piennngs for 90
day bis
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
of the seld Society to make its summer season az
Brighton never to be forgotten Dy the music
loving and benevolent people Of Brooklyn.

Nv pinrichs has in his opera company. which re-
ceSpy gave series OF performances In Washing, lnt
toX prima donna Nine Chaia VINO f rs, rs Tei p,
spoken of. She is n Spaniard, pupil OF Del fu-
cnte young attractive. and Is SAID 10 sing nery
we'll indeed. Mr.. August frae,ncN.e, . p,nnIst =, n
has been added to the faculty of the Nationai con
servatory He is a graduate OF the vienna 1Ia Con
servatory. Mrs. Anna buIheiey IiIt,S i,e io.
been engaged solo contralto at the Broad"ay
Tahernaclc.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

euota,ons we're follows Elou, ,s was au Wheat
weak no rsasGA.Ss .DE,nS STsI sboa Sss;sc No M
corn % 81 oa ',ss s,x,s. ss Fis IS &c nominal
primo moSy seed Oo%"s q 80 ss S5A % short s
81 o7aas 10 1sd Pss G i sry 70 .sisi shoulders sse
:. M; short clear sdss oooxed nom.
ShAy d''ls' osf spises 3 g., ss2Si sraad,sd Sf STANDARD
81 * on the ESShsas' s,.e SSayh hs. I1s is
a1 seconds i4Gi5c Eggs steady at iOc '''
NSTSgIn SuSnna June patent S:s s srs:
tanHy 81 7oass i5 family s. .ogS2 g MSi:s cE
choice No red Soc Sac BIO %I OSrn ear track .:e;
sss ~ wSi,s. sSiisN 42c No mixed ,rses sss s 81
mixed mixed ,TsSs trsSs sisc e So mixed ac No TIa aD
Mis ncs sSs.c PorkssIss sis 90 ''S KETTLE lard
obSns f fSaf sa%' saIes Of steam leaf c kettle ad s &
bakers lard Tnc leaf lard 7e Bse9n Ss. fe boxed
ro hor, s'ces cear sides nc whsey market remains 1 s
sales OF dsters goods on PASS acsned at Ss SOD
to ss S os ssH' to Ss close, s dS Sd p sss
wheat c under and HE"@ SsP'S to he lower close Tasx
S Northern Ssc 10 spring 5sc No nara as, and
ss Barley W. No nG%nl see NS . Sc s ,s S.s
in active demand; No white BIN sS,se narks,
n.. Grass seeds unchanged Flour and "'"'
quiet and inclined to lower prices very auil srcl.
today but it held against further de'n', ~ follow c
figures 9f yss.TSA y"S rns at Sc and at so
s opened ana closed to-day a. M uss ys
T9sSna nsos chang ws. fs% saGy 10 s'ss ss
az Soc osrnss sa, roqE seass ssES', 50 70,
az ts5it bbIs production 900 o6s Ds shorts
shortsDrsn 50 'ogsl9 bulk N Market steady; No
S5&ss4c S5SSsst No yellow 54G3''.c Oats h'm' No
s1s No rour supplies liberal aSe and
era anxios 10 sell while buyers lacked wants wants prices
operating On n sa ruled under ss srSns
norts hut little disposition 10 Faas aHrr. July 56ise
aTssiy nominal No red June SSss,s Corn
,xss du but steady under node sr export wa:
Demand for local consumption as Se M mixed ana
light ana no August. 4sGiSsc septemos'w was weak
Onts-Recep,s were liberal ana nd @ there no.alh5
Local ,raue Ssures sales Of ungraded white AZ exc
white, part on track kxaa,2c; a. july. 42isaisc Angus"
Iesl. lG.asF, ,cas s:say g. sas o.
sSoISs 81 sos2 rye sass 10 rs sedns east
ns restricted business S so buS' Snd csc boat a, yes
unchanged Corn same as s1a g. on orders ~ ssses
erdsy Porks.snaaSo Go,aSis at 6SaeS '1G and csar
s5sf5%T sGS p91 salt e sssa
Ss aDs. &C clear ribs Lead largely Which sS
being in SsfsrreS ae that dsn souss
and this s what produced me ,,es. Sales ss
demand was sood az aseersG .ne ate and O sellers
soft Missouri late July ut - 10 S''
at So 20.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKhds, 7c i,~
Galveston june Cotton steady S: @'Hi net and gross
madns Lie ,,sSs coed % sss ,c low MD
r'ssps SaTo % June scoi;cn d mSans ID, n4ssce. ea,
dns good DrsSsss Ssssiwse Use 800 bales sales "
S1;; sj "a 'tssy %a.ssi e.: s s
s'.s .,sss Sss sSssrS' bale: GOOD
ifsc: midaiins 7.c maa'ns srcs s' bales
edst. so s... dss Sa;sm m 8 sa All
bales: sales 80, oales; stock. s''o''
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

per basket, $2qS2 50 do Savannah per craft No.. -
do Florida. 81 25aS2: green peas yerssv s;y1 81
~ 70; 90 Maryland and Virginia. sidsi 20; sfps ~
per crate or basket. as 10 quality and size N ~ 80
VI 80: tomatoes. Florida choice. per carrier 81
common te fair 5Vax2; Egg plant per bbl tlTce' 20
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04

lif~rla 30 rlfi's SI rrf'.n frw sales 10 80 bales
nri export. lales hal's
~ilfs So" islrr. Amer au soup ta.~-. mit luns
ir' Frfgfrs .,+u"I rfeII. ~ lHlI tIfrn. t'Ys
si"1lr go i."iG- tid not aiNhn'. fune i"' D.. June
J4y f"io Job AuCgt' sr. 3ui Arrists"n "n'~nii.r 81
q "- september 90 .fNf-r ,Ot D,fntrf iA.mh.f
tnh Sot~uber December fpib. December January, iO5h
Jauuail February. .Vb. Fehn March. ~, ,ISU~.
'f't iL. irhinE Was 90 small scale. q fair
degree ~ hnIfinr until toward The close when ham
I"rns ~ shorts iepr-ss>d The market f-w points.
llantuF CT eefi sf~ny or pfE decline quoted
~ = fs- Iut = - pfgr ~ gfFs Seg's nhor.
- Ifs' ii'-1a arrivals Ia Aa, sfs2 bsx- deliveries.
suf l.Er. stock juno J. - HY official callrs
n" f~is higher ~ ii'" f'r ~ eschn1Fe quoted NJ
~. nps ceafanre~ f.r Tinted
600 iass f'.ea iNa,s' lls- wnfSef Sauis- mar
trf qui.f ari IlrhanF~I 90 l1tar rrs receipts 100
beg 3ft 30 $50 nagF HAVE r1sei shade higher fIr
t'inr u nNf ara llNrr flr ,fi"is lane vo - fan'-
IlN - france Argi-'. - 30 france Sciter-r ~ -
francs October. 'p5 frln.s Tho steamship i.c Br~-
'ssn~ ff.m HAVE. fr NeW York viii bring 2osD bags
q E-avl ole"
canre.,s % sol ''ealy NJ 90 10 Y.ats a,aucc ssie'
10 l.irf o. lows.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
NrwyoRn DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, Isei-TEN PAGES
a.
a

~ ~
pse,s ~ breadsufs at interior points in thousands
last three ciphers 1000 omitted Flour bbls grain oush
as
New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
OPENING fnrgn and closr t1-liy hni closing Dds N
~. Ilns nIrhi nnl Inst yenr f0ll0w.

.
IntrI rifh Hrs'~rtnvs closing prices Transferable
notices. - Total f0les. sNrnt bale. N"W-NnfS spot
sale. f.lnt snt last night as "7oaY reported F'r con
fuWIfi.u trl~- total. IN bales rlp market quiet
mdiing npinnds 7-itr. midtlins Guf li-lor. which
IS unchanged. compared win Yesterdays c siir.
statistical position = cotton mad" ~ ly this
m0rungs "tlr0nltir' j. follows
This Last week Last
Visible supply . bG.t az. so AsiD ~
~ wffr. American ..... . ~ AL SCI 81 77g COS
= i7s Gi2 1l4Iog5 G3i, 3.i
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FANGSOF THE RATHER.
what an Anntomist Found I'm n
Carefully EIssected Specimen.

what an Anntomist Found I'm
Carefully EIssected Specimen.
The reptile was nearly four feet long,
had thirteen rattles and when opened
was found tc have dined not long be-
fore on three young rabbits, which
were lying snugly in its very long stom-
ach, lengthwise, one after the other,
as they were swallowed. The tail at
the junction Of the rattles is formed
OF bundle Of fibers much like those of
a tarred rope, One-third OF an inch in
diameter. twisted in the same manner
and crossed. so as to give great force
TO the end of the tail, on which the
loose rattles are arranged.
But the other end of the reptile is
OF the most interest, because the ex-
animation completely upsets all the
popular notions so far held about the
fangs. There were four of these on
each jaw. One was over half an inch
in length. This Is the needle, but not
the conveyor Of the poison. This is 4
triple fang, or three separate fangS,
very loosely attached 10 the moving
muscles, so that they are very easily
drawn out, and they ere almost invisi-
bic on account Of their clear. rransluc-
ent color, so that they might easily es-
cape notice in a wound made by the
real fang. These poison fangs are hol-
low and are directly attached to the
sac in which the poison is contained.
The tongue is a thin, slender fiber
attached by slender muscles-not fork
cd. as popularity supposed, but appear
ing 10 be so by its rapid vibration when
the reptile is disturbed and shows its
hostility to the intruder by giving some
of its very sharp tongue. 1t Is very
clear under these circumstances that
the most apparent fang is the punctur-
ing instrument. and when it has done
its work. the deadly true fangs, which
are tubular. enter the wound and dis
charge their loads of poison. These
are plainly seen to be tubes, and are
made exactly like the horns Of a cow.
Under the microscope the substance OF
them looks like pearl, and has a deli
cate polish and finish. No surgical in
strument is made so delicately.