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hay AND STRAW MARKE
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Live IoH. Jan 80. 3 - p. E.-Ieef in poor d'mand ::
lniIl -. 81: do prime me-, easy
- a. FORK IN Door demand; pruc mss W stem I'm"
dell 10. d. W"-tcrn m dunn dull ~ g., Od. Hams
uuor demand. about II - II %. a.
49,, Cd. :a,ol poo demand Cumb rland cut. about
30 q 81 al -hoit b. about - n, easy
al 90 long c.as niddi'- about - - at 3o>;
and rNOr olclr micdl' auOui - ID, easy a, js.
ch" lrr> arpit l. - l. -. d' 81. 'hcr>" in fair
srUInd Amc lean finest white and c0lOrod II III AZ 90.
IaloW n demand primo city firm nj IS. Spri''
81 tn p,iln" in moderate den AID firm at -, ID Coz,
ton~c Il oil. IiVruoI r,un'i. hlm VI 2ls. Ni-n
nod rlic demand common steady AZ 3 I'D. Lard
Spot In poor demand iutnIcs In no demand prime
=, ,~ein ~iot At ady a. al. Wheat III poor demand
40 rcd winter dun .; - IL -Four I'm demand -
Louis an'F Wint" 90 n ~ Sd t1rn~lo and u,u - "a
mode demand mNrl Western spot dull at - I'D pr
new J1nuaiy steady ~ l. for February steady at
p lid for Now March .adv 10 s. lO'.d ior new.
Hop. At London Coast In COOL demand eady 40
= ~ IL.
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Market co,'d s;eady ansfcrriilc'. January; 80
Tchru,ry. -. Total sales llio10 bale NrW'l az ~,
SPOT ssls today and Ia MINT F9' e., s'np'o tody
bales total -" bale, -lot mSrn', q'' iInc V5I;
&, l-lGc lower cOmprcd with y'S'' H'ys pl'cS ,,
receipts G0j lal"s l!o0 hHir, export
Continent loo hale.: fo varied SO bales; ~ -
bales all splnncfs stock 2jt 5' bai%-. Ioa' i n'c
Great Ihlian. sl5O bales Frlnc', i,'' D9l.- 'tI.
tncnt 79p bales Consolidated net port rec lp~ so ~
this week. &C l.r bale. Exports: Great iilta 49,
tales: Franc "ioo bales Continent. }. ~ Dl'- to,'
spot cotton. iroGrra'o demand freely n'ti pics Wv
CHANGED; sales 10000 bales speculation a,n 'NP'l'..
1000 balls American. 900I bales; receipts ~ wv u''
Amcr.cln. IL, b,'es: middling. g.: Fufu", 'l"l,a
,anca. Janrarv. Fcbr~arr 4lt0f15; f.! rialy-N ~
4llG rs Mar'n- ipil i1G. ~; Api Ma AINp' nt"S
June. i@0- Iunc.Jnlr ala i22; July ,Nn-uN.' ~ 3D.
Augu>t->cpt"mhcr 42i@i-j, Scpt"m'e - i'l"r f-'''
JaLudry i;fdllj.
COFFEE The % rIne = tls marie: at an 3D.
20 The close m' doair business rhlrlV Tor nh
and MEMBER livery. I.Grop'an brvine &, uoi raj
"Nvni helped sustain The local market - du III" coz.
iinu'd strength IIaVre The Matthews ct mat" of
growing Flo crop 100000 ha1 and S,n'o cron az
1@i0 600 bag, construed bull-h aud tended -
Old ir boar. IN choc,. ON the whole tn fc.ln|, wa,
OF conii'nce. bI-"d almost WHOLLY on the "u "ON AZ
nnvre and absence ~ Disturbing new from NAL. 20
market Gr.ct ard unchanged 1880 for 80 7. ~.
change unchanged a. -. Two DAYS receipts. % cpD
bag: stock TO- O01 tags Santos re int, for two daN~
/ har~ sfoc, 10 900 blg>: market Guict and m
changed az 1910 is 'lcarI ron Flo. = am.hp Ruf'n
l.5i2oOo bag> against 9f7 coo ha@s N 1902 Eeccrt'
~ santos Iuy January -. tjic0l ba"s against
oiS 600 bags In 1909 London 20 lower for Tbrnary NJ
30 "a and unchancd Tor March and Nurll IS 81.
higher Marhrt FOR contracts clo.d dun p1nt adj
=, ancc. Sales. G.25O bags FLOWS
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FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

London. Jan. 3O.-The Rye Cotton Mills. a, Old
ham county Of Lancaster, seven miles northeast
is 5000
Dublin Jan. co-The Appeal Cour, has granted 10
Michael Dav!tt a certificate IN bankruptcy. thus
rendering him again eligible TO 81, In Parliament.
Vienna, Jan. S0-The Cabinet has decided 10 In
troouce IN the Rechsrath q bill increasing the tax
on corn -four 10 francs.
London, Jan. s0-An inquiry has been begun IN
the Bankruptcy Court into the affairs Of the South
American and Mexican Corporation, which was
formed in June. 1890. with capital Of 100000
Among the witnesses Will be Lord Sudely and four
members Of the firm Of Murietta g. Co The Ia
bilit,es OF the concern 10 1861 iG5. The as
sets show a deficiency OF f1S5.3l6.
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OTHER MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH

buffalo. Jan. 30 tattl'-lt'ctlt, lat II hours 300
head total nus far $50 head for same
IN. last week, Il 800 head gIel through 40
head. e. N"w-Nors. 220 head; sale lao head .
n.iikrt opened slow aud ak; closed st,ary: mixed
ana her'. sold lat" AT ~ 5Od ~ 81 80 70 I75
70 -icrr,. ~ GOdf3 20; COWS AMI hrfr. l. JOa:3 IL
bulls =, iodss 81; extra cNpoi - 5Oasi, oxen - 81
al. llog.-Rceeipt, last Il hOru,. 5000 had hi
week. thus tar 2S.0,o h,id TO- tine Last worA
GO head igntd through. $50 he'd T. YORK;
800 nd OH Sllr @lcO head het opened easier
OF PIG un,)d. and best oi'Ir 20. yorlrr,
- GJdtJ 7O light and pigs. - sd - 60; mediums
heavy - 0jdOj 20: c'io,r heavy - 20: ng~ - - ii
~ 90. sheep and lamb IL, celpt> last - hour Om
h. adj total for week. thus far 10 600 hcdi for same
time la,t wick l.? 100 head: consigned In ough 800
head 10 New York l,@Oc head safe. 5000 head ;
market op'nrd Il ady and finn closed steady: all sold
on loaf OF tan1di lambs which came Ia lite bloI;bt
- - common T., fair sheep 81 150-5 good mixed ewes
and wcthcr. 3 p" - 30 choice St lamb ~ Jdii J
fair L good. -. coast 40 prime Western ~ s0isI.
las Liberty. Jan. 3Otattlr- Receipts light. 90 loads
for Monday and Tuc.day demand fair; market slow az
last w"rk> prices Prime. ~ iOaij gool - loa ~ 40;
good Butchers - Goa ~ TO- rough fat - lca*t 90 far
~ 30pT3 GOOD feeders 81 t0ds3 20. llog>-Hcccpts
loads. mostly pigs and light weichti; market .ow
Best Ihadcpha- - 60 - - WORKERS. ~ 30 - ~;
good heavy ow- F5a ~ 10 stays aud rough sows, S4aj
ccI,-Supply light footing up leads; demand far;
market steady nj unchanged prices Common to extra,
SASS so lambs. - 5oasi co. yca'lins>. - 2oas3 50;
Union Stock Yards. Jan. 3O.-Ca'tlcIieccIps. 30 900
head markc. steady IN FIRM Common e. extra stec
~ 90dsj 30 soches and feeders - o00 20 rs and
bulls. ii 21ds3; calves q. 5oGtj 70 Hogs Hcceipts.
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WRECKED ON THE CORNWALL COAST
TIE CAPTAIN AND FIVE sEAMEN OF a SWEDISH
BARK DROwNED-OTHER MIsHAPs TO

THE CAPTAIN AND FIVE SEAMEN OF a SWEDISH
BARK DROWNED-OTIER MIsHAPs TO
SHIPPING - THE TRAVE AGROUND
London. Jan. 30-The Swedish bark Wilhelm
bound with a cargo Of coal from Swansea for
Alicante. has been wrecked the of Corn
wall. The captain and five OF the were
drowned.
The Danish steamer Island. Captain Thomson.
from Copenhagen. Stettn. etc, for New-York put
into Tail OF the Bank to-day owing to stress OF
weather. Her decks were swept and her saloon
house was carried away. One Of her seamen was
drowned.
A survey has been held Of the German ship Dora.
Captain Fortmann. from NewYork November l. for
Southampton. before reported having put into
Fayal. with loss of bowsprit. foremas, and main
topmast and otherwise badly damaged. To repair
her thoroughly will cost 1890
The British ship Thomas Hilyard. Cantain James.
outward bound, has anchored in the Downs. with
her jibboom and headgear gone She was in col
lsion with the French bark Tamaya. which lost her
mizzenmast. anchors and chains. The Tamaya pro-
ceede1 west after the collision.
The British steamer Oakdene. Captain Sandal.
which sailed from Port Tampa January /, via New
port News for Harburg arrived at Portland to-day.
with her afterwheel steering compass bridge. boats
and deck-houses damaged.
Bremen. Jan. 3O.-The North German-Il Lloyd
steamer Trave Captain Sander. which sailed to-
day from this port for New-York. is aground at
Bremerhaven
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BISMARCK IN JOKING MOOD.

HIS CONSTITUTION iron. BUT RUsTY'-THE
KAISER TO VISIT HIM BEFORE APRIL
Berlin, Jan. 3o-While Prince Bismarck ives re-
turning from Berlin 10 Friedrchsruh on Friday
last a group of spectators at the Wittenberg sta
ton inquired the Princes health. bismarck
replied that lie had stood the journey remarkably
IL
You have iron constitution observed some
one In the crowd
"Iron-yes but rusty" ratorted Bismarck.
His son. Count Herbert. added: But DR.. Schwen-
niger takes OF the ces ming"
The Prussan Premier, Count Botho IA Gutenberg
had a short interview with Prince Bismarck during
the lattcr's stay at the royal castle last Friday.
Prince BIsmarck's visit 10 the ex- Empress Freder
lex made In response to letter from the
Empress. in which she said that II he came TO Ber
lin he must not fail to call upon her.
The date of Emperor Williams visit 10 Prince
Bismarck at Fricdrchsruh has not vet been fixed
but * is certain TO be before April ].
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sorrurHN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Jan. 3O-Gotton firm; mGdnc : 7i6c
low midGlng isc good ordinary. 1916; net and gross
ialc-.
Norfolk. Jan. 30.-Cot;oa stady: nidilinr, 7Lc low
:hddlng. llGr: good ordinary. csc net and gross re.
cepts 2jS' bales EFFORTS colswise 80 bales saos.
2Ou Ialcs stock 6G,3ic bales.
Ncw-Drlsans :an. 3O.-totton quiet and st'acy cood
middllng. .,c middilng. 1lGc low mlddnc 3lJc i;
GOOD ordinary, i316c net l'tS. ll11J bales, gross
,3i12 bales exports 10 Great frtain. lop bihs 70
France. 1850 bales Ia the 'ontiaen 600 hles sies'
1000 bales stock. 3tG.3,o bales.
sayannah, Januaiy 30 ot,on duh nidtling, &c
low mdding l-IGc; good Ordinary l3-ltc; net end
gross receipts 2.203 bales; cNp1rs co.stwlso wa
.a,c;; sales. IS bales; stock, o. ba.''
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FINANCIAL REFORM DISCUSSED.
DEBATE IN TIE REIcNsTAd o. TIE GOVERN
MENT's pILL-w.IAT THE FRANCHE%-
GTEIN CLAUSE IL.


GTEIN CLAUSE IL.
Berlin JAN S0.-The discussion @. the FINANCIAL
Reform BIZ wan continued In the Re!chetag to-day
Herr Nich,er attacked the measure as Fostering
Capitalization and weakening FEDERALISM Under
the provisions OF the bill. no said. the treasures
O, tho single States would become for five years
pensioners OF the Empire. The accumulation OF
funds in the Imperial Treasury would tempt the
Imperial Government to needless expenditures. and
Bult in economy in the army and navy expehdi,urSs
Herr Wilhelm Kardorn leader o., me
Relchspare. held that the rejection OF the D!II by
the Relchsag meant the pittlng o, me H,ets a OF
lions affecting Imperial finances Thls. he addei.
would be hurtful 10 political deveopments IL vas
imperative that some scheme should be ADOPTED 10
regulate the relations between the Empire anu tne
ride the confusion arising from the spread OF So
Herr Max Schippel. Social Democrat made
speech in opposition 10 the bill.
Or. Hammacher. National Liberal. partially up
proved the measure. , 49,,
The opponents OF the Financial Reform Bill abide
In n great measure by the terms OF the Frahcken-
stein clause 10 the high-tar!N bill passed by the
Relchstag in 1879. This bill was intended. az the
reforms now proposed are to giye an adequate n
that time Herr Franckenstein. Clerical leader;
thought that the Governments measure would
make Prince Bismarck who was then Chancelor,
he proposed that the Imperial Treasury should be
allowed to retain only 100000 marks from the
Imperial revenue. The rest of the revenue. he
said must be divided among the federated states.
which would make up by matricular payments the
annual deficit in the Imperial Treasury. This pro-
posal was adopted with the Tariff bill, and Is known
as the "Clausel Franckensteins
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THE CAR RECOVERING.

SYMPTOMS OF PNEUMONIA GONE AND THE
PATIENT MAKING GOOD PROGRESS
Berlin, Jan. 30-The Russian Embassy in this
city has received a dispatch from ST. Peters
burg. saying that at the time the dispatch
fled q 30 o'clock this afternoon the symptoms OF
pneumonia shown by the Gar had disappeare
The dispatch added that the Car was still suffer
ing with bronchial affection. His pulse was
strong
St Petersburg Jan. 30.-The Cars rest was
more disturbed last night than IL on Monday
night. but he has less fever to-day The ply
sicans in attendance upon him say that he is
making good progress toward recovery.
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TRUE UNTIL DEATH.
From To-Day

TO the horse mercy had been shown. ana 4 bullet
had relieved It's misery. but they still a.asht TO
bring the man back to his suffering The mire and
blood had been tenderly wiped from his face. and
his two companions bent over him with pltiful ear
nestness. and stared beseechingy. into his waxen
features. TRY the brandy again. and still they
waited. Again the flutter of the cyclids but
this time his Will mastered approaching death and
his eyes met theirs. HIS lips weakly struggled 10
execute his last commands, and the friends bent
closer 10 hear the faltering whisper 81 am gone?
Yes-er-I know. Go to Milly Tell hcr-cr-I died
with-her name on-my lips that I--er-have loved
-her-her alOne-er-aiways. And Bessle-tell Bes-
se-er-te Bessie the same thing"
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ENGLISH ~ Paris.


The craze for everything English Is taking all
the color out of Paris. 1t would matter II
they went in for decent imitation. but 1t is they
bring French Ideas to bear English customs
and the thing doesn't work. ] spent a few days in
the capital last week and found the demoraliza-
ton everywhere. Driven from the restaurants on
the grand boulevards where UNDERGONE "rosbf"
oyerdone "biftek" and fish without sauce con-
sdered the correct thing. because IL Is believed
that they are the staple food OF the English.
went up into the que; old Paais Royal for peace
and the walter whispered with glad smile that
they had some fine gin. and suggested stout after
the coffee: BY the way. am told that the French
firmly believe that stout should be- slipped a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
RIoTING IN THE BRUSSELS UNIVERSITY.

Brussels Jan. 30-The University OF Brussels
to-day the scene Of riotous demonstrations
growing out OF the refusal OF the university au-
thorities allow NJ. Jacques Elisee Reclus. the
well-known French geographer and Anarchist. 70
lecture within the walls OF the university. So
demOnstrative did the students become that Il
found necessary TO close the university and call
upon the police TO guard Il against the enraged
students. At the height OF the troubles some OF the
students threatened 10 strike the pro-rector. All
the lectures have been suspended.
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VALIANT DIES TO-DAY.

THE BOMB THROwERs EXECUTION LIKEIY TO
TAKE PLACE AT O'CLOCK THIS MORNING.
Paris Jan. 30.-It Is announced that the execution
Of Auguste Valiant the Anarchist. upon whom sem
tenCe OF death passed for throwing a bomb
In the Chamber OF Deputies the 9th OF last De
Cember, will take place tomorrow. II Is probable
that the execution will take place at o'clock IN the
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NcN-lOin, January 80 1891.
foITON-1h' ma act closed steady. II opened n. q,
decline OF about point d. compared with ,o-tcrdny's
elastic, 10 Die for March, ,ro
!, I, l.. -Gc. The highest FOR tho diy March va,
7ar and lowest. $50 Inc ad,anrc wa. du, /, i'm
nrovrmcn In Liverpool contracts good demand Tor suu
colt u at Liverpool, lrh receipts at port. and quick
ah.oruou Of comparatively heavy oncings Of cotton
fsuotcd r~ccpts Nrw-Orlcan, Tomorrow bales
apansf ia b,lc, las, week S.iO2 same dlv last
Yer IL /, reported tba: Eastern mill. int,md 70 cunt,
production In Consequence Of heavy stocks hand 10
Is said That remote i'e, o, point; s,oM eNial'tlo, 81
Older, being In hand Mcnphs received $40 bales TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Ncw-York, January 30 1894.
There were dealings in crude oil certificate, AZ In.
Consolidated Exchange roda but cents va, th. hid
uricc that was IN" onlv quot itlon ct Oil CITY Tbe
snccrlou entirely devoid 4 feature u.ndinr news from
toe petroleum country IN regard 70 some OF the n'.y
wells. The OUTPUT % The Mcdonald pool remain, thn
same at ~ 500 barrels day.
Refined pur.eum was unchanged at 5I5 cents a gallon
Foreign quotations wcic Antwerp. I2Ldi2i. francs
PreTcn 81 mlrfs; Loidon, u.1Gd3 l3.lGi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31

Boston. Jan 3o-rhrre - little change in the wool
market Father A better demand from manufacturer IS
noticed. and the sales are 4 larger volume. ONO x
sells at Gle Xxx 22isff@i'. NN and above and NM
M, 23q.ic and No / AT &c per pound. Michigan Y
eecrs steady NJ l9Nl?i.c washed 'ombng ana de-
line neeces are duh and nominal. unwashei comhing
wool quiet at lgc FOR one-quarter blood Territory
woods are in demand am sell freely az sdl3c 10
quality or on secured u 32f.Ssc and
medium. Texas and California woods dull. Pulled
woods are I'm fair demand sell si.jc quality.
Domestic secured sell well Foreign woods dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
COURT-MARTIAL FOR ITALIAN AN.AR-


Rome. Jan. 3o-The court martial appointed TO
try the Anarchists arrested In Carrara and Massa
III Carrara for taking part IN the recent attempts
10 start revolution will try Advocate Molinari
tomorrow. Molnari s accused OF netting working
to revolt and OF holding conferences Of miners
in the mountains When the po.te searched his
house they found documents proving that he had
relations with foreign Anarchists.
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CONFIDENCE RESTORED AT oPoRro.

Lisbon Jan. so-The reports OF a threatened revo-
lutionary movement IN Oporto have created no
alarm. The presence there OF a fleet dispatched 20
qrell any attempt at instruction has quc.ed what
ever uneasness may have been felt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
THE LEGATION PUT IN >ORDER.

ROBBERY BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN TIE ONLY
MOTIVE FOR THE OUTRAGE IN ROME.
Rome. JAN 2O-Oficial experts have appraised
the damage done by vandals at the American J.ega-
ton and Consulate here on Sunday night Many
Americans and Italians have visited the Legation
and left their cards for Mr. Potter the American
Minister. Work in the different bureaus was re-
sumed to-day order having been restored out OF the
chaos.
maefactors had no other motive than robbery in
entering The premises Baron Blanc. the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. has made anxious inquiries as 20
the details OF the attempt 10 destroy the Legation
by setting IRE 10 IT, ms anxiety arises partly from
che fact that his aunt occupied the upper story OF
the Legation building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
THE STATE or TRADE.

Ba'tiucre. Jan. so.-Fonr dun unel angel: SHES On
bills. Wheat dull; No rel s,ot. January AMI rebrl.
nry. CtaDt'-r NAV .J4t5 &c I arr No . rcd OO,a
cG'sc; stock l9S 997 bash sales 1000 BIZ mi'ns
wlea. bv sample, tn b.. Com tim; mix 4 spot. sac
bid Janprry Abe bid; February f3.siSisc March. 42
Nav ileiit.c, nIN'd 4i'.ai-'. Syg;hor,
BY safn be- 42Hi3c; do. grade III ARE ft)ef'
7si 23o bush sales. 81 600 oat, quiet No . w,s, "a
Doc No : GD. 81 -u-+c, ,tJ,A. -lS57D Ou a
Ry-' cuI SO ,, aOc: ,toeA ~ ~. llay qufi
buI finn cool 10 choice timothy. Sljdsl0. Go ,oa
steady mlddling, srr Bats brm creamery. fancy,
2CO2ic d. fair to choice, 23a2ic: rolls. fine iCu lei
do fair t. GOOD. 0ljr 60 i"r ricily' rehnd, "a
Other articles uarhangci.
boston. Jan 30.-MaIse's firm.
Pulalo, jan 70 ~ ilrg vtfaJ quiet. clser; 70
h, d. - 81 Nort.lern. ia. 10 siiaeap H.. 80 sc.
sales. j.0Oj bush No NorAen. III. Winter VIII At
dull; 40 . rel. 0ic; No Whnc Gi2" a-ui. cora
hfm, active. Closing: y" > yellow. 'Jr, No , cora.
SOC. Sales. % No lolOA. io'sri % ear y 2
corl 397sai0c; No . whi'e. 3J~e 3D. % tack.
scare: 40 > white. - - 81" No S while. 80
..ic: No mixed, 3Zd32lec e. t:Jc DoLIey o. n
unchanged. Rye dun: No held 30 IN sfor'. Esq
firm. fair demand best pa: At pri1t. - Jo@ biker'
.traicnt. - 5C0 - Cd ir fa1.N Wit - "a - -;
Do patent. - SOC - o0 rye, - 3a'5. Mhl ie irm-
FIR trad unchargeI
Chicago. Jan 3O.-Thc leading futures rlaeed as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31

DAY. oe,ins GiS this day last week and 7G2 last yea
Sal, cston 90, only ol tllcs AGAINST 343i bales last
year and Sapanlal received j65i ilicS. ag'n,t 24O3
year NJ. Louis 100 aliinsi 32i last wear; Houston
100 bale rlainSt ODn last year. loilbaN l'cclps
wear Estimates FOR h,aVy iccrints NcwDrlcans to.
accounted by fact that receipts are always
II there Last day OF month. 40, A.,
Opening range aud close TO-DAY ana Closing ou' 'n'
previous night and follow
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by British vessels after to-day within zone ex-
tending ten marine miles from the RiiSsiah coasts
bordering on Behrlng Sea and the North racine
and also forbidd!ng such fishing within ,hriy-
mile zone extending around the ANONYMOUSLY
and Robben Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31
BULGARIAN CONSPIRATORS SENTENCED.
CONVICTED OF PLOTTING TO MURDER PRINCE
FERDINAND-A SON BORN TO HIM.

Sofia. Jan. 30-Lieutenant Luca Ivanof. and his
brother, Stojan were convicted to-day of con-
spring to murder Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria.
I.uca was sentenced 10 fifteen years and Stojan
10 three years Imprisonment. II was the intention
OF the consplrators TO assassinate Prince Ferlin-
and the day before the arrival here OF the body OF
Count Harenau formerly Prince Alexander and
ruler OF Bulgaria.
Princess Marie, Louise wife OF Prince Ferdinand
has been delivered OF son. The Prince and
Princess married on April 20. 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31

TOBACCO >e,dloaf tobacco quiet hut steady with
sale. follow. lo0 ca~"s crop 1892. PcnnsN vania
U,,nra IL. 100 lS,s Ohio pr, ate terms -
acc N~wT1c gland Havana Is: 300 b,loS Havana
Is, a. 81 TO- and $50 bales >Inn;rl, - 20 20 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-31

HUNTING OF SEALS RESTRICTED.
London. Jan. 3o-'The Official Gazette" publishes
IN order by the Prvy Council under the conven-
ton with Russia prohibiting the catching Of seals