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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Rok v.
Zgfoszenia sic ma Vice
POlski.

Odbieramy Masterpieces pismo dla
umieszczenia W ,,Dzienniku".
TOW. sw. Michala Archaniola W
parafii sw. Micha}a Arch. W South
Chicago, Ill. postanowiio ma SVEN
posiedzeniu wziac udzial W Wiecu
Polskim, kt6ry sic ma odbyd " r. b.
W Chicago i wybra1o dw6ch delega-
tow. So to oh. Jan Szostakowski i
Jan Hemma".
Druga otrzymana przez mas kores-
pondencya brzmi, jak nastepuje:
,Tow. Najswietssego Imieuia Je'
gus, W par. sw. Wojciecha W Chica-
go, naleaace do Zjednoczenia P. Rz.
K. p. o. B. s. ]. W Ameryce, na po8-
rocznem SVEN posiedzeniu W d. Sim
marcs +. b. po odczytaniu odezwy W
sprawie Wiecu Ligipolskiej uchwa'
li1o przyjac ja i wziac udziaf W Wie-
Gu Lidze Polskiej. zostali wybra-
nj delegatami: OBJ. K. j. Belihski i
FIR. Nowak.
Int. Lewandoooski, sekr prot.
OH w. 19ta ul.
Chicago, ILL.,"
Wreszcie Tow. sw. Kazimierza
Krola oddzial I.szy W South Chicago
zswiadomiio p W. Bariohssisgo IL
bierze udzlai W WIecu DeIegatem
tego towarzystwo bedzie p. FIR. Jur-
kiewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
z Afrykf.

LoNDYN, 4 marca. = Dope.
sza z Bathurst, stolicy angiel.
skiej kolonii Gambii, W Airy
ce, donosi o walkach Z handla.
rzami niewolnik6w. Oddzia}
piechoty z pu}ku zachodnio
indyjskiego zdobyl wies ufor-
tyfkowana Busamnolla po
po krwawej walce wrogiem.
Handlarze powrocili potem je.
szcze raz i chcieli odebrac wies
Anglikom, ale zn6w zostali
pobici i odparci. Dziewieciu
zolnierzy angielskich odnioslo
ciezkie rany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Niezwykfe
zsjscie W Wilkesbarre, Pa.

Wilkes Barre, Pa, Ago marca.-
Polacy i Litwini W liczbie kilku ty'
siecy zgromadzili sic ma mityng in
dygacyjny powodu morderstw, do
konanyoh ma wyznawcach WARY ka'
tolickiej W Kroaaoh. w pochodzie
do Hall niesiono choragiew amery'
kahska, okryta krepa ma znak zafo'
by. Niekt6rzy obywatele miasta sa-
dzili, ze Jest to niewlasciwem i od-
niesli sic W tym przedmiocie do VIA
dzy. Polioyanci zazadali cd marszas-
ka parady, ateby zdjsf krepe cho'
ragwi, co tez natychmiast uczyniono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
NOtatki Miejskie.

= 2 hotelu Detention wydalono
dwie dozorczynie, julia Shine Lizzie
Scott, powodu, ze ze sledztwa ko.
misarzy powiatowych okazaso sie' IL
oburlajacy spos6b i nieludzko
obchodzily sic tam z pacyentami.
= Zdaje sic, ze M. N. Mahoney,
aresztowany i pod kaucya $500 ma
wolnej stopie pozniej pozostawioDy
konduktor kolei elektrycznej Cicero
and Proviso, rzeczywiscie by2 tym
zbrodniarzem, ktory W haywood
porwal byl 8 S.letnia Madge Deuschen.
Dziewczynka identyikowasa 60 sta
nowczo, chociaz on twierdzi, re moze
udowodni6, il byl W Chicago owego
wieczora.
= w Avondale pozar zrzadzii
przedwczoraj szkode ma $4,000 W
fabryce kompanii Bore Elastic Hosie-
ry Go.
= U kohczyny Walton Place
przedwczoraj ma jeziorze slizgali sic
chlopcy ma cienkieJ powloce lodu,
kiedy l6d sic za1amai, jeden chop
COW, IL letni Frank Hardy, wpadl W
wode i utonai. Pospieszyl mu po-
moca policyant Talvelage, ale byso
juz zaptzno: wydobys tylko zwsoki
chlopca.
= 42-letni, aonaty zwrotniczy ko.
lei Chicago and Erie, wczoraj rano
ma rogu SO ulicy Wallace str. zostaa
przejechany przez lokomotywe i ma
miejscu zabity.
= Joseph S. Ellifritz, waasciciel
wielkich tartak6w W Hillsboro, Ohio,
kt6ry przybywszy do Chicago dnia
ID lutego, zamieszkai W Palmer Hou-
Sc, znikl bez wiesci cd dnia II z. m.
zachodzi Ottawa, il zosta{ zamordo-
wany.
= W6z kolei ulicznej wczoraj ma
Western ave. Cortland str. przeje.
chal bawiaca sic ma szynach 3.letnia
Ide Fisk pokaleczys ja smiertelnie.
Konduktora woznice wagonu are
sztowano. Rodzice dziewczatka mie-
szkaja pm. 6S Rosebud str.
: Frank Dubois, zam. pm. 176 S.
Green Str, wczoraj rano oko1o godz.
4 zostal ma Madison str. przez Negra
Williama Summer opadniety, obity i
obrabowany. Obitego do nieprzyto-
muosci znalezli policyanci lezacego
ma ulicy; opisa2 on ptzniej swego ma
pastnika, kiory mu zabras $500, tax
dobrze, 20 policya zdoiaia 60 znalezd
i aresztowad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Prof. BiIlrOth.

Slawny chirurg wiedehski, profe-
sor Billroth umarl W Abazyi W sku'
tex paralizu serca. Billroth urodzil
sic W Bergen ma wyspie Rugii dnia
20 kwietnia 1929 f., studya odbywaf
W Gryfi, Getyndze, Berlinie i Wied.
niu, W T. 1855 zosta}asystentem Ian.
genbecka, habilitowal sic W nastep-
nym roku W Berlinie, lecz wkr6tce
powolano go ma profesora do zury-
chu, zkad przeuiosl sic W 1857 r. do
Wiednia, uzyskawszy slave powagl
naukowej. Billroth byl zar6wno
znakomitym badaczem, jsk prakty-
kiem i nauczycielem. q Langenbe.
okiem utrzymywal az do jego smier-
OF najsoialejsze stosunki; obydwsj
pracowali wsp6lnie i W jednym du-
chu. w 1870 F. opuscil. Billroth swa
katedre, aptaktyke pozostawis ucz'
niom, ably niese pomoc rannym W la
zaretach niemieckich. W latach o.
statnich zajmowal sic gorliwie bada-
MEM skuteczDosoi novel celnej broni
i prochu bezdymnego i domagai sic
powiekszenia zastepu lekarzy, azeby
MONA podo}a6 leczeniu rannych W
przyszlych wojnach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
POmysf anarchisty.

LoNDYN, Ago marca. =
Williams, przyW6dzca anarchi-
stow, na mityngu robotnik6w
bez zaiecia, odbytym dis ma
Tower Hill, mia} przemows, W
kt6rej ostro wystepowa} prze-
civ powolaniu lorda Rosebe-
ry ma pierwszogo ministra,
twierdzsc, ze pod jego rzsdem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05

wynosisa ekolo s46. Pc ich odejsclu
i ucieczce dano zna6 o calym wypad'
ku ma stacye przy Harrison str; tfa.
dno jednak bedzie policyi wysledzlo
sprawcow rabunku, gdyz Mkt ME
zdosas opisad, jak wygladal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Przy zareczynach.

= Jeszcze jedno musze panu po'
wiedzie6, c6rka moja siaduje Po Ca
}ych dniach przy fortepianie.
20 mic ME szkodzi, PAM dobro-
dziejko, byleby tylko ma MIN ME cry
wala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05

robotnikom bedzie jeszcze da-
leko lepiej. Doda}, ae robo-
tnicy powinni choeby gwa1tem
przeszkodzic dojsciu lorda
Rosebery do w1adzy : "a.
projektowal, aaeby W tym celu
porwali przyszlego premiera i
uwiszili W jakiem ukrytem
miejscu. Propozycye przyJe'
to. oklaskami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Telegramy KrajOVs.
Ze Stolicy ZWiazkOwej.

WASHINGTON, Ago marca.
w kongresie tylko W Izbie po.
slow wczoraj by}o posiedze-
ME, i Izba jako komitet zbio.
rowy, g}6wnie debatowala mad
bilem pensyjnym. Nadzwy-
czaj ma1o pos}6w juz przyby.
wa ma posiedzenia po wielkich
debatach mad bilem taryfy i
bilem ,,Seignorage" i zdaje
sic, re przez kilka dni ME be.
die MONA doprowadzic do Ia
dnych uchwal.
Jutro rozpoczyna sic termin
wiosenny najwyzszego trybu,
nalu, kt6ry tym razem ME be-
die m6g} cd razu zajst sic "a,
}atwianiem spraw z powodu,
ae brakuje sedziego Jacksona,
kt6ry bawi we Florydzle dla
poratowania zdrowia.
Rozruchy robOtniczne W West
Virginia.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, 4
marca. Stosunki W Eagle i
Montgomery stajs sic coraz to
bardzlej zawik}ane, chociaz
ME wydarzyly sic move rozru-
chy. Urzedy miejscowe W
Montgomery ME dopuszczaja
szeryfa do aresztowania osob,
przeciw kt6rym tenze wyrobl1
sobie rozkazy 'aresztowania;
szeryf prosi} przeto guberna-
tora telegrsicznie o instrukcye;
Gubernator Nc Corkle poleci}
pulkownikowi Hodges, ko-
mendantowi wojsk W Eagle,
by szeryfowi pom6gl do wy
pe}nienia obowiszk6w jego
urzedu i dopiero wtedy sze.
ryf aresztowa} IA os6b; uda1
sic mimi do Fayetteville. Ma
on jednak aresztowac jeszcze
SO os6b i zachodzi Ottawa, IL
ludnost zechce je odbic W dro'
DE do stolicy powiatu. u
rzsdy W Montgomery sprzyja-
ia g6rnikom z przyczyny, ze
do familii Montgomery de fac
to Gala miejscowosc nalezy, ma
ich gruncie kopalnie SO polo
zone, do mich naleza gf6wne
gospody, piwiarnie, grosernie,
sk}ady, kt6re utrzymujs sic z
g6rnik6w, a jeden tel rodzi.
ny jest burmistrzem mlasta.
ROzleW krWi W skutek pOlity-
cznegO zatargu.
Koso1UsKo, MISS, 4 marca.
DIS W po}udnie przysz}o do
rozlewu krwi W skutek spree
czki pomiedzy w. R. Ratcliffe,
wydawca Alliance Vindica.
tor" a S. A. Jacksonem, wy
bitnym obywatelem, kt6ry ME.
dawno zosta} obrany pos1em
stanowym tutejszego powla-
tn. jackson zosta1 zastrzelo
ny, a opr6cz niego zosta1 zabi'
ty takze Sam Russell; nadto
w. Sanders, niebezpieczniera-
niony W udo zapewne take
umrze. Ci dwaj ostatni byli
m}odymi farmerami i mieszka,
Ii pare mil "a miastem. Spree
czka poWstafa W skutek tego,
re Jackson W gazecie ,,star"
wychodzacej W Kosciuszko cd:
powiedzlal ma jakis artyku1
Ratclife'a oskarzajscy Jackso-
ma oddanie g1osu populiscie
ma urzad senatora zwiazkowe'
60. Jackson pozostawia wdo.
we czworo ma}ych sierot.
Eksplozya W prOchOwni.
SCRANTON, PA, 4 marca.
Prochowpia W Moosic, piec
mil stsd, wylecia3a W powie
trze wczoraj rano, kilka minut
90 godz. 9. Jeden cz}owiek
przy tenn zycie utracR. By1 to
maszynista Thomas Weir, a
ciezko poparzeni zostali Wes-
ley Benton i Archie Dymond.
Eksplozya niezmiernie byla
gwaltownai DUO szkody zrzs-
dzila. Wszystkie szyby W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
z Paryia.

PARYz, Ago marca. = 70.
licya aresztowa4a tu dis
znowu 13tu anarchist6w. Pod
czas rewizyi ich mieszka6 zna-
leziono znaczna liczbe mate.
rya36w wybuchowych, bomby
i nadto wiele waznych doku'
ment6w, kt6re dadzs moznose
zrobienia dalszych odkry6,
Rewizye te wykaza}y ieden
ciekawy fakt. Otto r6zni "a
mozni ludzi opiacali spore su'
my anarchistom, azeby tylko
zapewnie sobie bezpieczehstwo
osobiste W obec ich zamachow.
Do placenia tych sum zmusza-
no ich pogr6zkami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Zamach dynamitowy.
Zareczyny.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, 4 mar.
ca. Francuski ambassador W
Westinghouse, Jules Pateno-
trze, zareczy} sic panna Ele.
onora Ludwika Elverson, je.
dyna c6rka wydawcv czasopi.
SIN philadelphia Inquirer, {"
Golden Days" i Saturday
Night" " Jamesa Elverson. Stub
ma sic odbyc we wtorek po
Swietach. Kardynal Gibbons
ma dopelniG ceremonii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05

a rury 4aczace Je zupefnle po.
peka}y. TAX Weir jak i
Benton i Dymond byli zonaci
i mieli dzieci.
POsef Wilson.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, 4 mar.
ca. William, syn pos3a do
kongresu Wilson, przejezdaa}
dis przez to miasto W podr6-
zy do Guadalajara W Meksy-
ku, gdzie ojciec jego ley cho.
ry. Otrzyma} on by1 depesze,
W kt6rej mu doniesiono, ze oj-
Gu jego sic polepszy}o. Skoro
choremu znacznie bedzie le-
piej, przewioza go do domu.
Zamach dynamitOwy.
PROVIDENCE, R. J. 4 marca.
DIS rano znaleziono szesG pa.
tron6w dynamitowych W no.
wynn gmachu nalezscym do
frmy Kent & Stonley. Louty
W ten spos6b by}y umieszczo.
ne, ze patrony py}yby sic "a
pali}y W chwili, gdy maszyna
zostaiaby W ruch wprawiona i
ca}y budynek musia}by sic by}
rozsypac W gruzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
Strajk.

CLEVELAND, O., 4 marca.
Wszyscy robotnicy zatrudnie-
nj W us}ugach kompanii kolei
elektrycznych W Youngstown
dzisiaj, zastrajkowali z powo.
du, re wydalono inzyniera W
domu maszyn, kt6ry ME chcia1
przystac ma obniaenie p1ac z
$2.75 ma $3.50 dziennie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-03-05
MOrderstWO.

OMAHA, NEBR., 4 marca.
Telegrafsta kolei Fremont,
Elkhorn and Missouri Valley,
pe}niacy nocua s}uzbs W Hay
Springs, Nebr., zosta} dis ra'
no zastrzelony przez osobe ME.
znajoma, wkr6tce po godz. 3
rano. Agent Strong, kt6ry
znalazf 60 lezacego bezprzy.
tomnie wkr6tce po odejsciu
pociagu. Zamordowany, ma
zwiskiem Still, mia1 W reku
jeszcze revolver; by} raniony
W piers i umar} we dwie 60
dziny pozniej, ME odzyska.
wszy przytomnosci.
Vermont ma Wystawie.
SAN FRANoIsco 4 marca.
Wczoraj up}yne}o l03 lat cd
czasu, kiedy Stan Vermont 20.
sta} przyjety do Uni i wczoraj
tez ma wystawie zimowej Stan
ten mia} sw6j ,,dzie1." !" Pogo
da by}a wielka i wielu tez O.
bywateli re Stanu Vermont
zwiedzi1o wystawe. Guberna-
tor Fuller z Vermont, kt6ry
specyalnie ma dzieh ten przy:
by} i gubernator Kalifornii
mieli przemowy, wieczorem
spalono przepyszne sztuczoe
ognie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16

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III: . s:s; ID !: .$ =:
there is present demand and a iaIT Qualities
$ 81 sTssnins. ssSss 3D. s. s ss g =
ST. ali other .ect y s soasa g. tansetns. ssa
berries Florida per quarS' soc '''' '''a"
FRUITS DRIED-Esporated apples having qui.t
offered and firm Several cores and skins have been asas
for ssp %pp at @ %s aney s Sns 60 d pm. We
choice o.qlo1.c; do common to far, sIzao:c; North
4a.a5ac; chopped itaisc DO cores and skins ai'.c:
pestS cs DC SalS ear Rs' % IN
fancy 9ao do comm9n TO ch9iee Gfas.c raspbsrrtes
bags i07s,c ' ' - ~
q"oie NewYor STAT 1872 ch"ise 2lq,?lse; prime c
1893 choice man. Do common to prime i5a9oc: do
HAY AND STRAW-leayy trucking interferes with
~ Sf os Sn P and wax mas n0 ,S es a
ndsr moderate 9hF az so hay PRIME g 100 ID SC
nG S2 i no do coT o cat straw o ,,s S' rys
sr% long 'oTc Do M soT ntS cts stock rca,v,
day but fully ~ carloads dealers hands from
Indira1ons Of lirh, supplies FOR noxt week However.
gave dealers encoriag,m'nt TO carry stock
rosters &C. turkey mixed sane ducks local per pair.
7Ocdsl do Western. I00 30 geese. per par 81 20
30 pigeons per pair. 3Dd'' DRESSED
weather keans The demand yhr should all the stock
due arrive 20 saturday GET ~ on TIM there would
some delay the receipt Of goods. and as receivers
e>poc increase Of demand desirable stock IS held
price bu, a few desirable lots ~ medium weight
occasionally taken at slight premium ,nickens ana
fowls held shade hrner Other nin1s without
change. Turkeys. light weight. per H. llaiiiic;
Weatcrn. ioaiozc; fowls. Western Prim" ioglosc;
chickens and fow,.. Western nf.ror STc: squads per
dozen S2USi 30; ducks. per H. 1oglic geese Western.
GAME-English sn,oe and pc~r ,a"e' .nd = ..s.s
easier Very te doing IN wild d"cks' fancy heay
salable. Large rabbits firm. Wild ducks can
20 - @5 reiHead Wcsto-n 5ocasi 30 urlard Western
?'4coc common ducks ?o3ac rsngi com in PER
per- dozen 81 5oSi - gidsn power per dozen 81 sd
81 - graz plyIT SlcI 81 20 ,,a,o..
naenums closely cleaned W none - the stock due
AMI Havana now mo,ing slowly ami outside quoations
Norfolk kal and spinach in liberal supply dgll
firm Charleston us rarely II good quality ana tho
common sraloe aie Iu:l Florida s'ng G IA. in ar
stock: choice bunche< fair demand r"ml.o's plenty
but moving fairly at Ii" recent eiucqn Wv ss s a
do s.rt@ per bbi 81 5ods2 DO Jery per bb 81 e,s 81
g. sh Fgnrr 81 ~. 90 n T pao n vsqla So
per Dbl So 3sa - 10 ots, Southern Jc1r ,o s;a - =
Tao o"s 81 ye a5asi Pc e. ' aSas- saas5 d f
da per hi into slgsl 30. Turnips. vh'ts; BIZ
.9a5 % Russia oo@7 squash td Long .sI,at p,
Forila ror basket, siGs2 80 DO Charles rer aske,
l"ria S Sr'nT Tac 9s sGuas sourrern per craft.
25as2 Egg pan Florida per bbi sGdSs; D. per BAY
So do Key Vest. crate 81 5a>2 10 pc. carrier s?S
50 80 do Havana per care @s? 90 S oa,a Hayans
Norfolt pcr bl 50Gco, spinach NORFOLK rcr Bill 500
81 reets son,hern. r@r cratc i5cgSi' 40 ggr 40
Charleston per basket. |cHfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
IMMIGRATION BY WAY OF CANADA.

Colonel Daniel Van Duser. the United States In
spector of immigration at Halifax is in this city
or short visit. He says large immigra ton from
Europe Is expected TO come to the United States
by way OF Canada in the coming year. During the
past year. he $500 entered the United States
through Canada 1t is thought that q greater num-
Der will come this year The same opinion seems
TO have actuated the steamship people, as is shown
by the fact that three new lines Of steamers are
10 enter Quebec in the spring They are the Hansa
line. from Hamburg; the Scandal line from Copen-
hagen. and the Franco-Canadan line from Dor
deaux. That will make six lines Of steamships en-
terng Quebec. The three running there are the
Allan. the Beaver and the Dominion all from Liver
pool.
The Monaghan. OF the Allan line IS scheduled
to sail from Liverpool on March 10 with 7O0 lmmi-
grants. Immigrants going TO Chicago and points in
the West anu Northwest get cheaper rates by
way or Canada than by coming to New-York Com.
missioner Van Duser thinks many undesirable i'm
migrants VIII come this year, for those that come
despite the knowledge OF hard times In this countrv
are the worthless class that could not succeed anv
where. and cannot be worse off here Tho Cons
dams now recognize the wisdom OF the United S,a,es
in closely scru.inlzng all immigrants i'm order -
keep out the undesirable ones, and are likely ~
take the 1azne course soon. ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ns'-Tr'l February - 1894
H.! 9sae %s ,lsdn "[*' ss ."s
50 expected FOR tomorrow market; 'ity dressed
native sides quiet Gas n Chicago dressed seins
$50 catli~ on the Ensanl FOR NJ. GOLDSMITH.
'AI.NES-Recsipts At all New-Nork marhets ~ neeo
raisel the arrival ~ country dressed
% what had been expected Inferior .,
pnd fci Salyes a. 3 5o4<s DRESSED quiet, and
5sic city vals 6a3c FOR country dressed
ami 3isa5c for 't" calves.
Saes,; Dlenbtok - yeals i2J ib average, ~ - %
per 100 ~. DO. l2i n ~ - 80 . ~,
IiaIenbeok n Hollis: - yeas 10 II. AT s. 80 fed
calyss: Al ~ at - barnard d. 80 ~ at 81 ~.
SfEEF AND IAMBS-Rec-ipt.. - cars or 1850 head
- Sxt.eth-s cars At Jersey CITY and cars
m IIob1ker Twenty droc butchers leaving
be sold With very light dead meat rade.
butchers slowly and prices declined loal5o on
hour. Common to eood sheep sold q, y sr
81 ,7s per leo 10 inferior % choice lambs a, stgS5 =;
Dressed mutton had Hight inquiry and prices were weak
5GIsc per NJ dressed lambs rather easier ~ 'qsac
s. % 100 III ~, Dc - 10 ., 50; ~ Wesern 90,
~ n 5. so - state sheep 1903 10 at 50 s's' % Colo
iisllenneck 3 TOLLS: 1902 state lambs IS -. at $
?2o Az - n a - 30 80 state sheep 90 10 at " 80
G Dilleniack: % state lambs. 50 N. at s.. i25 do
81 10. AT 81. .o. ,oe
do - n at 81 ms sheep - H. at 50 Is
ID Mcpherson 4 CO.: 2i6 Buffalo sheep - 10 "
NJ Collins ~ ohio lambs ~ N. at So % state Do
- 10 81 ~ d. 10 NJ at - G2is state sheep iol TO-
$ Judd 4 CO.: az Buffalo lambs. 80 y, at 81.
a, - s,qse y per 100 N; Country dressed Arm at
Sa'es-IIume Mullen: - state hogs 10, n average
a. 50 % per leo No. do 2'S H. at - ~ IL rousn DO
Saniers state hogs. liz 70. at s. s..
VI Collins: state hogs i2o 10. a, So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewlOrk, February 10 lNoi
COTTON-The market closed 20 points higher to
prices. On the first call the market about IN
changed. but Il afterwaTd sold of few points. but
during the forenoon rallied 10 opening prices. There
was no outside speculative" support hence the trading WAS
between locals. and the market only fairly STEADY
In the face Of the lighter portward movement. LIVER
afrms his previous estimate u a I 100 OO0bae minimum
crop, which he adds that present small
the result bad weather bad roads and bad prices
This latest Information from Mr.. NELL does not Seem
though claim that Liverpool would have shown
greater advance II for this statement ~ Mr.
Neill There a pronounced effort certain
traders push the market down to-day bat heir Efforts
seemed 10 be coun"racted by the HIGHT movement The
receipts 2 New Orleans tomorrow estimated At
only 1000 bales against 325 bales last week and $3.50
bales Galveston received Only jN1 bales to-day
against 100 bales while New Orleans received
3Osi bales against 1919 bales last The Bonn
hny weekly movement shows receipts of J,bp bales.
against $4,000 bales last and nhoat 1000 bales
bnes Shipments To Great Britain
week. against loo bales; To Continent loo
bales $1,000 bales total shipments since Jan
Britain 5000 bales. against 5000 bales
and Continent. $500 bales. against l2opp bales
This shows that although Bombay receipts somewhat
good and explanation OF this II is said
that competition Of Fast Indian growths Is not very
serious matter with American cotton at ID The Man
chester Guardian Yesterday In ito commercial article
says: The market is sluggish and business tr'ins.
owing the REORGANIZATION arising from the collapse
Indian Exchange and perprNty regarding tho fuiur"
confined themselves the execution
orders Manufacturers anticipating con
delivery dates which t. an indication ~ the bare
~ the engagements. Prices occasonnlly sh"" a
tendency yield ltte.'
Opening. ana close to-day. ari closing Dds IN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

, New York February 49, 1894,
BEANS AND PEAS-p"mand does not lmnroyr n
any apprcciabe extent hut domestic receipts are still
very iiEh eni with no, much pressure 10 sell
Sustained Green peas in buyers favor W.
"S s neans morrGw ch9ics per bush g A. medium
81 10 lima. california 10 10 81 5oGs 80 foresn maj
81 IL do scotch. 81 10 "' y -"
Hl TIER Market holds fairly steady on fancy fresh
the week being offset by the very light receipts to-day
ana moderate shipments transit still the demand
inents and sellers meeting buyers promn,iy or m.
S,nr on, current rate, An sorts below fancy are drag.
9rrc stock OF all kinds Not buying Tor .xnort To-
&c d" wsefn erenmery P%nnsSysns
o. seconds lsT".c do Western summer make i,Slioc
g. do tell make. tubs summer nrkins nss Soc do
talon cra 90 thirds TO seconds ioai7c Western int
iWHl,7c cf'sWmery extras Isolde do seconds
ssco1ds Western factory fresh, extras i5sGicc do
max" % hrs,s la,9i3c DO thrls i2aiac:
CiiEESE-Thc heavy trucking in many parts Of the
Fly tends 10 trade still there il Some iobbnx
nr"I 1nd with further considerable buying OF under
Ir 81 the low grade Skins have been closed out at
accept man holders have heretofore been willing
% am coor,d fancy ls.c DO white fancy iiismi,so
do small ,y gnocr o,sgllhc do common fair oaiOsc
small 5c; do common 10 choice i0gl2c: part skins
prime $751; So State rs tn 9holes n 'eSss do com
Syivania SKINS i.aii.c. ''' '"'''' -"-n'' rem
u @Sns-rhe market has recovered strong tone unasr
have edvance oc arr, and so"h.rn nes,
as We, me latter price. however is little extreme
nourny sweet stock hard 10 and and deas-
higher Ws qa ,%sd which are r%sr but
case ~ 1908 SO; lined per dozen I91iac PRIME
s'I NSrs.In in ss supply ana
's' III 'air out-of-town demand. stock n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
ALLEGED CUSTOMS FRAUDS.
TREASURY OFFICIALS SAY THAT MANY VAIL
UABLE HORSES HAVE BEEN IL
LEGALLY IMPORTED

Boston. Feb. 1.-THE special agents OF tne 'fed
ury Departmen for the District OF New-hhs'hi'
believe they have unearthed a gigantic sche'he
which has been worked with success 70 ueirsuu
the United States Government.
For some months the officials have been al "o'h
securing evidence against certain people "ho were
suspected Of importing valuable horses rom f.hg
land In violation of the customs laws Specla Astn'
Converse J. Smith, who has charge or TINS agency
has worked the personally. ana u ".
Andrews. Special Inspector Of Customs mas oeen
down the first case about a week ago wheh 'hey
seized a valuable unregistered stallion al Bangor;
Me, for under valuation. The stallion was en.@rsu
at the port Of Vanceboro. Me-. at SlO. by r. r.
Bennett. who claimed residence In topeka, kah.
An Investigation showed that 100 was PAD Tor the
animal In England last August by h. Bennet x
Son. also OF Topeka. Kan. and imported al Mon,
treal the same month The stallion was destined
for NewYork city. where the present owner Is SAID
10 live. This circumstance alone aroused the sus-
picions OF the Treasury officials. as Nanceboro IS
far from the direct route between New lork ana
England. Special Inspector Andrews made the SELF
and turned the animal over 10 j. W. Palmer.
Collector OF Customs at Bangor. Me. ana IL VIII De
forfeited the United states Government.
1t Is estimated that 500 valuable hodses are I'm
ported from England annually. and Special Agent
Smith says he has conclusive evidence that the
Government has been defrauded 10 Il large amount
by differentiation. which he Is now investigating.