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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14

District of Waterbury ss Probate Court U July 13. 1894.
 In the matter of the agreement of adoption by and bstween Frank and Annie AdducI husband and wife. and Angelo and Mary Bergano. husband and wife. for the adoption of Joseph Adduci. minor child of the age oi months, as per agreement on file more fully appears. 1t is Ordered that a hearing on said agreement be heard and determined at the ProbateO Offfce In Waterbury in said District on the l6th day ol July. AID. 1894 at o'clock in the forenoon and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. by publishing the same one time in some newspaper having a circulation in
 ROBERT A. LOWE. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14
HonorH For Rossa.

LONDON, July 14.-O'Donovan .Rossa, according to dispatch received from Cork, is marked for a signal honor at the hands of the municipal council. That body last night by vote of 2S to 24 adopted a reso- lution urging the Dublin corporation to elect Rossa city marshall as a reward for his services to Ireland.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14
P.ri. Epitaph.

The following quaint epitaph on hus- band and wife is to be seen in ono of the Parisinn cemeteries:
 msnxiously expecting you. AID. 1897. Here am. A. ID. 1o6T.
 So the good wonian was 40 years mak- ing up her mind to follow hes husbsn& -RAFis Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14
UNEMPLOYED

Stone Masons. Stone Cutters. Mortar Men. residents of Waterbury, wanting em. ployment on the dam for the new water supply, can give their names 10 !. W, 0AffNEY, f8 East Main Street, this evening or Monday evening at . o'clock,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14
ALL AROUND CHAMPION eoFF.

The PIucky Athlete Recently Won the
 Title For the Second Time.
 At the recent all around championship: of the Amateur Athletic union F.. w. Golf, who won the event for the first time last year. was again registered winner A very good list of contestants took pari in the competition, including George R Gray, the worlds champion shot butter John A. Larkin, James c. Buttcrworth John Cosgrove and Champion Golf. Franl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14
Wen, Through a Weakened Bridge.

WNhE T HHFousH "tHhtHFu DEIUkOs
 ENID, O. T., July 1L-A north bound freight train went through a small bridge three quarters of a mile from South Enid. The bents and braces in tho bridge had been saved and left hanging together. Thirteen loaded cars were piled up in a heap, but no one was killed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14
Kelly Advice

To his help this morning. Before you strike look at your families. look at your homes, look at your employment and look at how you live and compare yourselves with any other Bakers in any other country in this world and if you find their hours of labor are shorter, their wages higher. and their living better and their advantages over you was brought about by a genera Strike then you are justified in strikin and if you cannot find that country then you do great injustice to the nation that has furnished you with good home in the hour of your need, and there is another thing you must bear in mind when you go out; you will have to return some day and make five cent loaves just the same and remember that every hour we lose when we are young and healthy you wlll have to make up for it when we are old and fesble because the Lord has said that each man shall earn his bread by the sweat of his brow and such has been the case since Adam was boy. Take Kelly's Advice and you will never regret 1t even on Old Wheat Flour because it makes more bread. lighter bread, whither bread and the bread will keep moist longer than that made
 New.
 If you want strictly fresh Egg, and ans Hustss 70 so KELLy's.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14

washburn, Crosby a Co.'S and Jonee' -four ex.as bikrsl st IAdde,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14
We Are Getting Hold
 of the Dollars!

Why? Because we are selling goods at prices beitting the times. That's why HaveuxBid anything about books recent ly, but we've got them. The latest addition to our fQc line is:
 "A Fatal wooing." by Laura Jean Eibbey:
 All the other popular ones still in stock We are headquarters for cheap literature mot trashy.
 A hot weather hint that ought to in- terest the men of Waterbury:
 Laundered Neglige Shirts, some with at tached and some with detached Collars, made of Percaie, Scotch Zephyr, etc. Price s1 25; each a glance in our Nerth Window will give you an idea of the styles every shirt in the window having been re duced to s1 25. Assortment? We'll, yor won't find anything in the city to compare with it. Simply immense!
 An investment for the Ladies Ladies Duck Vests. sold all the season at 9Sc going now at 39e-
 The best quality of Vests. sold at s1 39 s1.9S and s2.25. now offered at 9sc each
 You wouldn't take them for nothing that would be charity. But they'll go fas at little price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14
At 12Ic.

3pieces double fold mixtures. our regu. lar 25c goods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14

15 pieces Lama cloth, dark shade, value 12Ac.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-14

.n~ro -oo sIasAo a HsTDosa
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27

Chicago March 2s (SpecaD.-Wheat to-day closed
! cent over Saturday. having shown at one time an
advance of ~ cents The strength was the result
of cold weather a lot of short wheat was covered
by Kaufman of ST. Louis Local shorts covered
quite freely The trade however. after the first
hour became rather dull and chiefly professional
MAY opened at 5SGtc. sold between 59Ss and $3.50
and closed at 5s%4d5S1sc. The visible supply de-
crease Il (o6 900 bushels) little less than was
bushels. Foreign markets were closed ana cohse-
Quenty there were no cables. Northwestern re-
Ceipts C2SO cars) little less than iast year
The Government predicts milder weather Tor Tues
day The theory IS that one can decide as TO
how much how little damage has been done by
this cold wave until the fields have had few days
of warm weather again. The trade, as whole Is
decidedly skeptcal to damage by ireezlng
Corn opened firm. because OF sympathy with
wheat IL lost its advance before the close May
sold between 37Ia and 3c. and closed at 3lisd314c
The recen; blizzard is going to cut down receipts l9
n few DAYS The estimate for Tuesday was only
POO TO-day's inspection was ZOS cars. ! n"
visible supply decreased $1,000 The local stocks
az 600 bushes) increased 12200 bushels Selboard
business In the oats pit was limited to changing
from May June the elevator people and other cash
handlers being disposed now 10 sell May and buy
June on the theory that the June will ultimately
seil a. or above the May price May sold between
3lis and 3Ga.c and Closed at 307sc Receipts We're
2Os cars: the estimate for Tuesday was lGs The
visible supply increased 202 900 bushels Local stocks
(S35 Coz bushels showed an increase for the week
OF 1900 bushels. Provisions were firm. but rather
inactive They felt at the opening the effect OF
the sharp advance in wheat. but began to lose
their strength toward the close At the wind-up
pork was ~ cents over Saturday. lard 1i2 cents
over ribs 8 cents There were $1,000 hogs The
estimate for Tuesday is 22oOo. Packers are plainly
inclined to sell
bss.c: calls 59zsc. Puts and "calls' on May
corn 31ikH31i4c
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27
PRAYERS IN NIBLOS GARDEN.
TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE PROFESS CON
VERSION
A LARGE CROWD GATHERS FOR THE AFTER
NOON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADph''''H
AND HYMNS OF PRAIsE-sERVICEs IN

a
NOON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADDRESSES
AND HYMNS OF PRAIsE-sERvIcEs IN
MANY PARTS OF THE CITY.
The Rev. DR.. John r. Davies presided al tne 'oo"
eyangelisc meeting in Association ha" .i
Schiverea spoke. and the Rev Dr fa'terS'" ov'
prayer. Clark Wilson led the after-meeuhg, ""e"
the doors Of Nlblo's Garden were thrown open III
the afternoon one of the largest audiences tha'
has ever filed that old playhouse poured IN Al'i
a song service led by George C. Stebbins' the lHh
sisters, cornetsts. played. and then the NV
Charles w Milard, who presided oHereu 'iV 'P''
ing prayer Showers of Blessings" was sung, anu
prayers offered by the ReV. . v Ho''"''
and the Rev Mr. Alman
Then the Rev. DR.. ID. J. Burrell spoke. ne san
among other things salvation Is as Tree as ->io'o
Garden is to-day The Lord docs not discriminate
between men in purple and men in rags Inc l''i-
fonaIre Is the most neglected class of men In new
York The Lord is respecter OF persons ne
loves and seeks after you all This is the hour lie
speaks We but begin to live when we de. hn ana We
ought to have an appette o bor s does man long
for spiritual comfort Inc speihtI sanu no ,i,y
When a man accepted the hand he was saved -.
Miss Upham then sang Come over ,e III L'hd, hd,o
Miss George and Miss Anna Park. played on the
cornet ,u..., sa,, retsrring % the chilly
atmosphere in Nbos Garden NM, THIS nss is not ks mako he
not n f work Tor him for $3.50 week. Mr. Wharton
related number of instances IN MS PERSONA m % on
seryatjon ''The reason some people can't get true
religion" said he lis that they don't give tnem-
selves M entirely. God makes no compromise WIN
the devil lie wants all your love Stand up , ana
don't be afraid YOU nave accepleI JeSus.
Mr.. wharton indorsed n plan for New-f0rk
Christian Press Club ,,. on
The converts Yesterday were many. ABOUT ZU
rising In Niblo's Garden TO signify their acceptance
of Christ \ service will be held in Niolos Gardeh
at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon . . ,,.
The Wilson's to give sacred coneer, to-ilgnt n
at the Lexington Avenue Baptist Church one me
i l. Campbell is pastor. They always have
crowded houses and expect to have one to-nlght'
Teonori Weaver is at the Washington Heights Pres
byeran Church this week One-hundred 1andI1ry f,,ss
ATHEIST and Amsterdam-ave. the Rev Dr Bliss
nastor five churches uniting-the Protestant Epsco-
bal Dutch Reformed Baptist and Methodist Eps-
copal.. Mrs. Kress will sing tomorrow lhu'suay
and Friday.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27
THE SITE or TRADE.

Baltimore March 26-rloIr dull western eol'i eo
81 rnl, Il 9O ID extra S2N g 45 DO family = oVne- y"
winter wheat patent & l00 g 3j: spring 90. ~ eoe
s. 90. spring straight. 50 25nS ~ sales 10 pp.S i
Wheat unsettled and higher; No red spot an =
Msrch 6oNG1i.c: May 6ii.a6iec: July 80 &C.
s94Gic; stock S9s00i bush sales lOl,cO hvsh. Corh
strong mixed spot. March and April iZIiZ'tc' @ May
20 b.i: steamer mixed. i2iec bid: southern corr,
bv sample s2n42i2c: do on grade, 42I2c; STOCK,
~ i67 bush sales 1900 bush. oats firm; No Wnte
Western 3Su3s2c; No mixed do. SSga923c
stock, Il $50 bush Rye quiet; No 0te,
stock i bush Hay quiet and s'eadg goa dull H.
to Liverpool per quarter - Sosk & lVr d do
lie: cotton nominal rniddng. 79.c. Provisions
steady; mess pork. SS 80; bu.k shoulders &c; snort
ribs SIDES and clear sides. li2c: sugar cured shou.
dcrs sc; hams. n.0l2c lard; refined SA.c. bGt- j-
IL: rolls nne uGiSc store packed. llal2c Eggs
firm re Coffee quiet No I. li,2c. Sugar quiet
Roston March 26-Flour dull and steadier. Corn
Quiet but steady oats quiet and UNCHANGED shorts
steady Provisions steady. Butter dull; fairly
steady Cheese quiet but firm. Eggs quiet but
'Bu,fialo. March 2s-spring wheat-Before the
openinc 1900 bush No hard sold at osi9c' put
later 69c was paid. and at closing Few cars Weni
n, 70r: No | Northern. t9c asked; NO naru
closed GGac: No / Northern, tji2c Winter wheat
,lull. 30 rel G0c: No I white. o0isc asked. 'oth
trr,cr. demand light sales: cars No yellow, 4lc
car No . yellow i0Hic; > cars No corn 4V3c :
cars No corn icc: closing at those prices. oats
nrmer. closing strong: sales: cars No white
g. / car No white 35'ec car No mixed SoV
Barley steady; UNCHANGED. Rye duii; NO - &c
asked Flour firm. light demand MIL iced quiet
unchanged. ., go.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27
PILL ADEL LPHIA MARK ELS

Philadelphia. March 26--Flour supplies large. mar
ket weak demand limited to small lots to satisfy
Immediate wants of jobbers Winter super $2Qs2 TO-;
do extrax s. 254s2 80: No winter family. s. 50as2 g.
Pennsylvania. roller straight. s. 75nS: Western
ter Gear, 81 50FfS2 20; do straight 81 900 q To-
do patent 81 I0a$3 50 spring clear 81 3j0s2 7j do
patent s3.e5nS3 81: do favorte brands higher. Rye
-four dull. steady, s. s. per bbl for choice Pennsyl-
vania. Whest-Market opened strong ldlhc higher
cold weather throughout Western crop belt. but
prices subsequently, reacted A@isc under realiza-
continued light: No 9 red in export elevator GlNc
also at SIC; No red March. 6O7sMGlc: April Gil0
GiAc: May. 6ll.n6lssc June. 62a62Ac. CONCEPTION
market ruled steady. moderate offerings fair in
quiry for parcel lots for export: full cargoes
neglected; local lots dull weak with ample
supplies; No low mixed. Ale; No 2 mixed March
Itsa42c; April Al2u42c: May. Hlsn42c: June 4iA.ft
42Nc. Oats-Market ruled firm. under moderate
offerings and fair local trade demand: nothing do
Ing In futures: No mixed. 36c; No light mixed
36&c: ungraded white, 37u37i2c: No / white 3Oi1c:
No 2 white. March. 37hQ3sc; April 37lsa37s.c: NAV
GA0374c; June, 37i2G3Sc Butter quiet and easy
Pennsylvania creamery extra, &c: Pennsylvania
prints extra Wholesale. 2ic; do jobbng, 25d2Sc Eggs
hrm. quiet; Pennsylvania firsts lll1Il2c Cheese
steady; New-York factory. ulzdl2kc: part skins
!!zd9c: Refined sugars quiet unchanged; cubes
41zc; lozenge. &c: standard powdered. 4ihc; fine
granulated. &c; standard do 4hc: Crown 4, 4ixc;
Crystal A. &c; double refined Diamond A. 4+c.
&C; Franklin b. SIC; do extra c. 31kc; Red Star O.
Szc Green Star c, 7-l6c: Blue Star c. 3 5-lsc fali
less 3-lec rebatel; No 13. 215-6c (ne) No H. 23.isc
3ne0. Feed dull easy: winter bran In bulk, SIS I5a
~ per s"~- pAtsvssan" steady: refined In barrels
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27


prao March 6-Cattle-Receips last wenty}er nty 1r
hours 26io head total fox Week mus sdnoi s through
sSr 9 hda4 S%e to ' 500 aa 40" S hsaa a6
market opened duh and zoe 10 'o l9w a"aroi loads un-
& tsi cq%s Es an" steers 99d Hs21g, 4sagy n a
jG$i medium 70 fsir ~ 9 fat cows and helfers.
= 81 Co. a scas 81 G@ss sscdsip; 81 Sqs last
s: ~ sra rors sanfy go hesd: total for ihgs a.
Is GO head: time ast Week Vol. o 100 head:
@ sSng sale 20 head .re; seady closed yoar er
and 5Toc lower win several o aqc e m good MEDIUMS
81 t SS far to good heavy 81 7oas4 so rouGns oS1 S1
81 40 Sheep and smbs-Recep,s 'as oa 100 hea6; cr
same time last week 20 600 head; consigne11 coo bsI
800 head New York oO head on go5d lambs closed
sr%i sPr"s % .sa o'iys ss 2n4 a '% s. s. |
gs to az az g q Is isss5 = so sh'SS s91Sns
weHers s4asi 10; choice lambs at 81 soaSo' ''pPe
50 tGas' srD egP'4 YsFs s9fsP SSs9 March
ceps 4eo head Market fGady ,o eedSrs g 5Sass 10
Rcs ao head M,re, GT - HeaE CEose % asrSrtcd
81 TGTsa ~ light 81 45NS4 7o PIGS - SIs' ." nhoce
KeccIps 5000 head =. M@Tssi Mar & co strong ''''''
81 louis March o6-Cat,lcReceips. 90 hcad. @ :,
were only about carloads Of native cattle on H sar an ~"
,bn r,rket In this division strong ana anou, h i
higher. cattle were scsrce "g , "a aeis3 =.
@ 70 Texas steers 81 5opt3 Receipts ig9.
head About IS caro9as no on nanr % in prices The ign,
@ WAS went 10 Shippers at s. 95as4 80. butchers pai
s. 90 ma ,hs drs, rev very lu for want Of
pIy and quotations entirely nominal N"'''e '''N''
and yesrng lamb tr y y 52gS Stiiie-Rocen.s IGN: ~
8, 25ast o. cool 81 o 0si 20 soi lut h rs - g ~ 1
e. M hn, and s,ags s26t3 good de-s >3es -
i I'cepis faly n@rN' lcs9si 50 conanon 70 ,a-
Yorker, s. e5as' - rood hes,y sows IG ~ MAKE, sss
aad rogg sD1 o % vii, 'S sc hisS extra 81 10: good
g o"s lr s. "@.3 s3 e 90 G9"T@a 29a caye s5gsG
heavy and thin calves $685..
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27

Market closed quiet. TransferTihle notices , 80" go;
Total sales 1900 bales New-YOrk spot sales TO-DAY ana
Thursday night: For consumption G2 bales spot srer &
dull: middling uplands, 9-l6c middlng gun I" 10
which is unchanged as compared win Inuisny
receipts, COS bales: exports ointment
335 bales Great Britain aj5 bales; France 10 bales
forwarded bales: sales 62 bales spnners Z3 Ies
bales Total net port receipts to-lay o.
bales far this week. l3263 bales Exports t3ay
Great Britain, 456 bales; France l2o bales ohtH'"
335 bales: total 99ll bales. stock. Ivlslo bales'
COFFEE-Local operations In contracts weIe fesIticN @
OF close Of the European markets ana me
absence Of leaving room traders TO DlEahee or
depress will Early prices were ~ 70 ~
points lower Notices for 800 bags March were "nt
Fiftyfve points paid for exchanging '"p bes MAY
fnr March A rally took place In the afternoon. whch
brought prices within five points Of THURSDAY Closing
figures The foreign adVlces rec"Nci on the 'N-
change were from Rio. and these indicated quiet MAJ
ket with prices for No unchanged al lO""
res for exchange was unchanged at iloc re-
cep,s O. 900 bags: stock. l1sSD bags santos sent no
re,,yns The STEAMSHIPS Colerdee and Delwyn have
cleared from Rio the former with 5000 bags ana me
latter with 5000 The warehouse deliveries Tor
the week American ports foot np ~ 2lV- bags, as
the corresponding week IN lN ana lhlhie
al New-York ,O9si bags Baltimore '2d bags ana """
Orleans 1O.ja3 bags. .,...
Contracts closed steady points advance TO points
decline Sales were 500 bags as follows;
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ne MarCh
COTTON-Thc market opened very close 10 lhursA.l
closing prices The swing Of prices during the Gay was
within narrow the extremes showing
Of about points. The absence Of market adVi,es Ion
liverpool owing the holiday there. had tendency
10 prevent active dealing The local brokers dd hot
enter into OF the day with much Mornings,
and the sales az the call only LOO bales me
portward movement considered light. and TINS had
tendency to cause undertone The light movement
at the ports for Saturday and to-day seems 10 uc AZ
Of interior towns the shlnlchts
from Memphis for Instance. being iOGi bales. against
receipts point Of All bales against "> uaI'S tS
day week bales last Receipts ~ 'H-
cinna bales. against "36 bales last week ana
los bales last year Estimates for receipts al thr ports
this week - 900 bales. against GOOn baies last E.
and II is estimated that there Will come IN sgnt ms
week from 80 TO 5000 bales against G3tp bal-s
last wear interior movement Is guessed al p
bales last IN" receipts ~ uie
principal ports today follows Gaiyesion -, nae
bales this last week ana -''4' A's is
day year; New Orleans. 323y bales asans, = & O
bale bales last savannah ta'eS
against 1862 bales week and 923 bales last year;
Charleston bales. against J3 bales las week anu -
bales last year; Norfolk bales against lt bal's
last week and .,3 bales last Receipts at New
leans tomorrow estimated at bales. against JSoJ
bales last week and $3.50 bales last year. 49,, ,
Cpenng range and close to-day and closing bids the
n nd Follow
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27
. COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-fork. March &c 1904.
ul,ANS AND PEAS-There Is stu strong pressure 10
sell medium and pea beans. and thr duncsS oi trae
causing further shading Of prices Marrow IN gh de-
und but held fairly steady Export orders Tor red Kidney
oe light and prices barely maintained limas nrn forcsh
he.ns slow and weak peas dull We quote: Marrow.
choice per bush 81 37isas2 80; medium VI O2sg*l 3D.
p.n ST i4sl Gj: white kidney, 81 uts2 90 red kidney,
81 I5s2 25 black turtle soup s2lts2 oo yellow eye - 0
california lima NJ. 81 10dsl 10 foreign marrow, - ID
50 ~. r nea 81 oGsi 81 medium 81 +0Gs1 20, green
peas bbs ST I5 do 81 OI1asl l0 do scotch 81 ..
HfTTEIt-Fary liberal receipts, demand uniihpfovei'
and feeling generally weaker Highest grade OF fresh
creamery Offering freely 22c finest new state dairy haf
tubs nj 2Oc and Welsh 1oc leaving those quail
tics values declined sharply. and the OUTLOOK was Vey
narrow Finest butter. held creamery OF summer ana
fall made State dairy. in small compass ana heli steady
all other grades neglected and weak Not much
doing with exporters the moment. we quote Cream
cry State Pennsyvania extras per 10 &c 40 West
do fn620iai da shfrds 70 secondS
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27
EXERCISES By A LOYAL LEGION APTER.

AT the Grant Memorial CThirty- StreeO
Methodist Episcopal Church. between Third and
Second aves the Loyal Legion Chapter of the
Junior Epworth League will give its first enter
tainment of a musical and literary character also
an exhibition flag drill for the benefit of the equip
ment fund of the church and Sunday-school on next
Monday evening at O'Clock This entertainment
promises TO be one Of the best held in this time
will be presented beautiful silk flag by of the
old veterans connected with this church member
of LAFAYETTE Post G.. A. K. Colonel l.. A. owens.
OF Reno Post will, in delivering the flag, make
an address. The Rev f. X. Foley is the pastor of of
Loyal Legion has been power for good in this part
P,ba cftxy
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27
PART OF THE OLD GOBLET ESTATE SOLD.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD PAYS ALMOST HALF
MILLION DOLLARS FOR MORE PROPERTY

THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD PAYS ALMOST HALF A
MILLION DOLLARS FOR MORE PROPERTY
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT
The principal feature in the real estate market
Yesterday was the sale of portion OF the Ola
Coelet estate The property consisted of bulkhead'
No 4 at Morris-st. and the North River, now occu-
MED by the Pennsylvania Railroad as lessees The
size is 136x240x4O The sale was made in pursuance
of suit brought by the Pennsylvania Raiiroad
against Hannah G. Gerry. sister of Peter Goeet'
for partition Of the interest in the property: rms
waite rfront was purchased by Peter Goeiet IN lsto
and il was sold yesterday subject TO rights OF the
CITY and State of New-York also OF the Onited
States. rA ,,aairr
Louis Mesier was the auctioneer. The bidding
was between E. A Cruikshank: on behalf OF !he
Csoelet estate, and Benjamin w. Carskaddon tne
agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad Ultimateey ey
the property was knocked down to the railroad LOT
Sz23 Sos The sale practically for the purpose OF
carrying out arrangement which had airea1S i
been arrived at by private contract by this saie
the Pennsylvania Railroad has acquired prope,ry ,rr
worth 81 600 900 along this part OF tne WAFER
front, embracing Piers Nos g. and o. Nortn I.iTer'
and 1t will soon begin to make many important i'-
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27
FOR CARRYING REFUSE TO RIKERS ISLAND

Street Cleaning Commissioner Andrews mas al
-ast fnnd time TO advertise for proposals for the
contract for carrying the street refuse to Rikers
,luAand and dumping 1t inside the cribworK there'
has IL the work that Andrews's favored contractor
John .. Daley has been doing on verbal agree
ment W tn Andrews at IL cents cubic yaro' al
.hougn other contractors offered to do the work
for and 10 cents 1t is estimated that there VIII
be 90OOO cubic yards of street collections 10 carry
10 Eiker's Island in year 1t will probably De
"a una at the end Of the year that the city mas 10
pay for transporting a much larger quantity II
daley gets the contracts-enough probably 10 use
, ,lp what has already been expended or me
y34Q.0O appropriated by the Board OF Estimate ior
!. ..final disposition of material in 1894.
The bids are to be opened April G. and the con,
tract will begin to run April II. The successful
bidder must give bond In S2oOO
New-York tribune., 1894-03-27

OF contract 2O4OCo bush owing 70
large receipts the total supply Increased 25DWO tush
There in the visible OF 2oipD bush
expected. The close was quiet at 4H
net decline for day deliveries ana &c td
vance July. White AZ higher 'ash oats
were dull and steady sales included 1900 bush no
3jn3Ji.c elevator. 1OtpO bush No white. 3S2c' l-"p
bush track white, 3.isai2c. 2ooo bush track m!S-. %
~. .a3Gi.c. .MAiTMarket quiet. unsrale, western
GidSOc: Canadian. aDN95c six-rowed. sCts,c Lar
II;Y-Market firmly held: No Milwaukse ,"'aao,c
uncradcd Western. GDGc. BU XIV ii lsA Ma fct
50c In bond. .sEEDS-clove IKE,
firm and active joGsiO - per 100 n in store es
30 bags. Timothy Market frIner and active sample
seed a G5nS5 store. sales. 2tJ bags
tic p.ices OF tne pre''
nlsd nd fnrf h. corr snnnd da,e last year