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New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
SURPRISED At THE SECRECY ~ THE CASE
PEOPLE T. LIKING ABOUT THE LOCKING Up OF
THE TESTIMONY AND PLEADINGS IL
THE SEARS DIVORCE sUIT-wHAT
JUDGE DUGRO SAYS.

THE TESTIMONY AND PLEAD1NGS ~
THE SEARS DIVORCE sUIT-wHAT
JUDGE DUGRO SAYS
Many persons in the city yesterday expressed
surprise that so much secrecy had been maintained
In the Sears divorce suit and that the testimony
and pleadings in the case had been kept locked up
Since the discovery Of frauds IN the celebrated
Flack divorce case, years ago. the Judges Of
the Supreme Court have made II a rule that all
divorce must be tried In open court, but that
rule has not been followed by all Of the Judges Of
the Superior Court and the Sears was heard
before a referee. Judge Dugro who signed the
decree granting the vorce to Richard E. Sears.
the plaintiff. has followed the example Of the
Supreme Court judges In divorce cases. Judge
Dugro said yesterday that he had not given any
order TO have the pleadings and testimony in the
Sears case kept secret because the rules OF prao-
tice in the court made such order unnecessary
He referred a Tribune reporter to rule No. Il. Of
the General Rules of Practice, which says:
No officer Of aDy court. with whom the proceed
the testimony is taken, nor any clerk OF such Of
fcer, either before after the termination of the
s PERMIT or Of B Gf as S 6s Se &
tails thereof. TO be taken by any other person
party who has appeared in the cause, without a
special order OF the Court.
THE object of that rule" Judge Dugro said. was
TO prevent the newspapers from publishing OBJ
1ectonable testimony in divorce suits. The news
papers usually get information In such cases from
testimony given in open court; but in this particu
lar case the counsel both sides asked TO have
the tried before referee and after the case
tr.ed. the counsel asked me TO make order
TO have the proceedings sealed up. l refused to
make such ar order, on the ground that thought
II was improper 10 direct the Clerk OF the court TO
do his plain duty In particular case but the rue
there. and the clerk acted under the rule. The
COUNSEL said that the publication OF the proceedings
would have the effect to nJure the business of the
parties to the suit
Judge Dugro yesterday gave orders TO the clerk
OF the court to allow reporters to the decree in
the Sears case. bat not the testimony p,eadings
In view OF the action OF Supreme Court judges in
defining to permit secrecy In divorce cases, and
on account OF the possibility Of frauds in
where secrecy is permitted. the safe plan would
be TO have all divorce cases tried in open court or
revise the rules to permit OF public inspection
OF the testimony IN all such cases.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22

Chicago, Feb 81 (SpecaD.- Parts denied to-day
the rumors OF damage there considerable
buying ard wheat worked from the sea
board IS 600 BUSH for French The
errac II opened easier became and advanced
Nc II finally closed with most Of the advance lost
May opened 53c sold between 527.c and 53.c. and
closed 53c Seaboard clearances very small
900 bush in all The receipts larger. Minneapolis
had 800 against 252 last year primary
points there 355 600 bush Liverpool cables only
Indifferent. Partridge considerable seller. These
the bear circumstances during the day On the other
hand. Paris higher. particularly -four There
buying here by wel-known Paris concern. Gebal. A
seemed be disturbed The holiday ahead espe
cia reason for covering.
Corn acted about wheat lid. opened weak. rallied
sharply, but closed rather again. May opened
4isc, sold between 4is.c and 45iic and closed $40
Corn shorts were affected by rumor that the Argentine
crop had been impaired by ocusts There also the
prospect OF receipts being esscned by soft weather and
broken roads. Oats followed May opened IDi.c
sold between 29.c and 29Ssc and closed 2Dsd2Di.c
There is better cash demand and for
There enormous receipts again 900
with prices tho yards iOn i5c There
West. 10000 $4,000 larger last week last
Considering such receipts provisions steady.
Pork lost only &c; lard and ribs only 2hQ5c. There
excellent cash demand. There
by Of the shorts. cudahy. The hog
morrow is 1900.
on the curb puts May wheat were 53c: calls 53s.c.
Puts May corn were 44.c: calls. 43hc.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22

s,nce the high water mark this year. the ngures shom
ora reduction bush in the eight "es' h,
bush reduction IN u'
high water mark last year anu
wears ago The close quiet at unchahgeu p,' q,
.sb Included bush No = red LOT eAp,, "a,
ac under NAV % b store. Saturday or Mohiay anu i-'
local in store. May 'Iossu 49,
red In quoted l.c undct siay' roD vT6.
ov.r NAV: o b afoa sc over May 'o,s. ar
II market found the pears ta..c' ne
and prices were Al ffactlond! uecie,
was speedily overcome. however ana IN 80 ,ian,
prices up point above the nfial 1' Ida ths
win trade fairly the rise Toward WiuuaS ~
decided and tiaoe active WIN sio''
era buyers The rise accompanied by me Itpo,, fs
tne Argentine crop suffering severely from ie a.,
Of Western receipts arr idii r,r,,rv re-
VIII nor bc maintained lar tins week primal 49,
CENTS increase over ast "''h, "'''
as in wheat. been partially Offset pN w. a., ~
exports In afternoon the speciatHe H'o',Su ~, ne
market somewhat restricted. WIN ,nc w. =, -,
hsavy prices sagging toward the c,ose losing o' W
the rise winding up isni.c net gain Cash corn ,s wa
very dull No . was quoted February price III s.us'
1870, steamer yellow solu az y. s.
elevator 10 the extent of 500 BUSH ooOD bus
delivered ard car uns'hhru i' ~,
OATS-In oats speculative interest was sil,a'I, - ne
market hardened little but at no tlhr Wds NV. r1 'n
active volume The advance IN wheat ana Vo,
Ied 10 some ering he West the market az q4e
trrn and this had local oeallnSs me m
crior receipts OF oats large Increase TINS we.k
and estimates on visible point consldeiabi" gam
cash oats quiet. sales 1900 bales as doh, w.
~ bush 3os.n3fsc elevator ~ w uas.i
30 . white 81 ,G.Sc; and canal whc 4UoU Cisn
3saI2c BAi,i.EY-Markst quiet. Quoted; No Mi-
waukce Gints,c ungraded Western. f}anoc NAL
Market seady. Western quoted at Ion 3c 'sEEDss-
Market firm Quoted: Clover s. '5gSo I5 ana uno,nyy.
SGasG ....BUCKWHEAT-M inactive 0eo'eu'
.,au,nese. 52ftJ4c: SILVER null fsrJOc
comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
,ious day and for the corresponding date last year;
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22

.iarxei closed stead, a. o. point. a''.lne ~" A."
th y,.;crlaes lsing prices TfaHs"rfi. notices rn
raa.y and March. a5o Total sa-'.. :. ~" i.r, ~
Yofk net receipts .np hales Sf"-' - nal's
Continent 1s bales. l-ifaf. "flI la'S fl.h,r
*. bales forwarded. bacs. Gales - bales Splni"is
=. bale. socK lGi 80 halrs. Total net i'''l. u'y
d.y. Great Britain. 1908 bales fran'' 90" az
cor tiucnt II ,iy bales. Thus iaf iLs ".'H. .i"a'
Ir',an. aee7e taies Fan, III 'a''S 'ynu yaIt
n~n 3s.Stp bales stock ~" III '.,i'S, ~ -
spot sales to-day and last nishi as ofi'ilF i'P'''
FOR consumpiion - ha!cs. total: - tales ~, t""
dull easy. milling uplards %. iniin@ s'''.
Iiverp1o crlss-Spot cotton steady sales l-"p til''
speculation ana export. 10" bales. American ~ 50
bales receipts 2io'n bales, American. ih"" bales.
uiddling upands. i-32d fu'ufcs orenrd 'ifj. 'ssi
r'n,s net define Fchrllnfy. .ii 81. February
March 2Gli,h. MarchApri. 2ei'sh. April- MAY :n.
-S.oteult,~r .O4s S.yrgu October. J's. p
toler. Nov, ntcr .,07s Notemh-f emter. n,s Man
chestor-Yafns steady, cloths ~ m '.'raie demand BON
bay mo.ement for ihc wcsk. Receipts So" nles. last
wear - pD haes Since January J. =. ~" bales. lasi
wear ,.,ro bales Ar0at 2"n taics. last year. $40"
bales Shipments o. continent 1900" tales. last year
(;rea, britain. lco bales Continent $1,000 bales, last
year 1000 and l54 go bales resp"cuscy.
COFFEE There Wefe indications - a more A'tNe
market early IN tho day. tut ID" hsiing power "as
son exhausted sales took place fr -. majority - f'
lvcrcs around l375 showing very ssht changes ff'n
yesterdays closing There was nothing IN ~ f'feSh
ket and In view - the holiday '"rorr'" very li" n-
terest was displayed The exchanges ""rT 'nher 'An
usua. Hamburg c.os~i duh F'hfn.fy ~ . I's'.
Nah ~ IL April = so MAY - - r. marie,
nominal tone quie'. exchange quoted 80 e - l' 70
cleared flr lrled states. l"r htg-.
stock 1900 hags r'ce pts. il'"" h1g.. 'i'k -s-
santos steamship sliefrder wifh HOOD bags f0f mis-
The close AZ Hayr~ steady I'hrntri quoted - q" -
francs; March 9G April 90 -. May o. s'p'emh"r "d
contacts cosed dull at unchanged prices s~.'s were
faf-~ a.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
TRANSATLANTIC IRA VELLERS.

Among the passengers the North German
Lloyd steamship Lain. which arrived here from
Bremen and Southampton yesterday. were Mr..
and Mrs. August Becker Baron Beidenfed.
j. Howell Cummings. DIR. Emil Fischer Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Gerstendorfer. Julius Gutmann Mr.. and
Mrs Hans Hansen Mr. and Mrs T. f. Hanson.
Dr. Bernhard Hahn Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Richard V.
Mattison Mr.. AMI Mrs Albert Rich. Mr. and Mrs.
Franz Schwarz Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Otto. A. +.
Simpson, Mrs. Jessie Simpson. Dr. Carl Phster and
Charles J. Bacon.
On board the North German Lloyd steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm II. from Genoa and Gibraltar, were:
Colonel Adye Mr. and Mrs Max Avary, Cimone
Amburi Miss Maria Lilli Amburi. Mrs. Kate NJ.
Burchard. Mr. and Mrs. j. Elliot Cabot Dr. and
Mrs. r. c. Cabot, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred /. Jaros.
Mr. and Mrs j. G. Jureit. Mr. and Mrs. Edward q.
Keasby, Mrs A VI. Potter. Mrs. Charles Fitz
slmons S. " Ftz simons: Mrs Il. G. Smith. Mrs
Mrs. H. NJ. Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Wright.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-rhe cotton market was in'"'fai'} active ana
weaker morning. AZ the decline falr was small am
urnC ,ho middle o the day devoid II feature during
the afternoon speculative interest was sia an1 ' in
d.rtou. II The marh. heavy closing ~ - points h'
decline. with Of only 81 ~" bales inc Nrihnrfs ~
the start part due e. Oh" f"r''s h'"S. "h',n W.
show ready ies!nns" u the
lon If yesterday here. and fhc Nn" l'te'l was
i.G40"-;ii decline little business was replT'd
abroad and private cables nom Liverpool wrl' iah'
gloomy Manchester adyiccs. however arc Ht,l" 't,'
wing fay demand. ami private hdNic's tlln 'Ni
,pnurrs are SOLD ahead. Fear ~ 'h" March de''riy
,tircs hsi sor. influence restricting 'irrAt'nS f"
,e,s for Tho dav al the ports estimated ~ s1al
ncirs hut this all ave mu 10 niurlc'- H' .rI i''
a,.,uf IN. movement conflicting one sri ~ ds"n-
asserting that the movement restricted Iy h" w,atn'I
,r ,nofh.r set claims that the tighter receipts IL" ist
,rct ~ ,,yn are . To- a.. exhaustion n the crop Fog
th week the port receipts estimated ni 'lVfl -
~ o haic. against ~ OO2 bales last weeS ana A-'-'
l.iss last year. ,.t- 49,
Opening range and close today. ana Closing 'iIS ''
previous night and last follow;
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
PREPARATORY SCHOOL ALUMyT DINE

The second annual dinner OF the Alumni Asso-
ciation OF the NewYork Preparatory School, No.
10 East Forty-second-st, was held last nigh; at the
ST. Cloud Hotel. Letters Of regret read from
Secretary Melvi Dewey. Of the Regents Of the Uni
versy Of the State OF New-York. and from other
men prominent In educational matters.
Robert F. McMchael acted POSTMASTER. I.
Henry Harris spoke in response to THE School,"
George C. Fisher delivered a humorous address on
English and Its Murderers." DR.. Oswald ID. T.
Robertson responded TO the toast Medicine" and
.Wiuiam Hartshorne delivered witty address
Law Brief addresses made by PRINCIPAL
smith Associate Principal Camerer. and Professor
Among those present were Howard Conkling
Ealph Green, Martin Petry. DIR. S. \. Rosenbaum
j. Cragen. Harold Hurd and II. NJ. Crawford
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb 2l.-1he demand for wool has been quite
good and the sales Of the week 325 500 pounds of
all kinds Fleece woods cctnue and sales Of Michi-
gan reported I4c. though choice brought
loc Ohio Xxx sold i6hc Xxx and above at i7c. and
at loc per pound No woods firm 19u2oc for cloth
Ing and 2o2ic for comhng Fine delsnc selections sold
at iSc Tor Ohio and lie for Michigan. Fine unwasnet
wool sold at 10I1lc pound. and unmerchantable at
nc Territorial wools are stl in demand and sold mostly
az eglc for fine and fine medium. secured basis
OF 0Q3zc Texas wool sold In small way s@i2c:
osson al ioq1c and California sdi2c per pound.
ruled wools sold freely I5G25c quality, for
super s ana extra australian wool In active demand is
@ Sac oood demand for Cans~s combing &c. Carpet
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
Publishing HOUSES MOVING UPTOWN.

The religious publishing houses beginning an
uptown movement to get to what they call the book
trade centre" Two large concerns are now NOV
ing The American Baptist Home Mission Society
has moved It's headquarters from Temple Court. In
Nassau-st where II has been for thirteen years, 10
the new Constable Building. Fifth-avc. and Eish-
teenth-st. "
The American Sunday School Union Is also look
ing for qIarters. and has about completed its ar
rangemenis for the removal from the present guar
tiers In the Bible House. Fourth-ave. ana Astor
Place The Union seeks quarters in the district
lying between Twentythird and Fortcth SITS. and
Broadway and Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Feb 2i-Cotton firm: mddng 5i.c: low
middling 4%c. good ordinary Ii-c; and gross
celps i22 bales exports coastwse. 1896 bales sales
s2aO bales stock. 1867 bales.
Norfolk Feb. 2i-Cotton hrm mddns SIC: low
i6c good ordinary 1-lGc; net and
receipts bales exports coastwise 25O bales: sa.cs
sol bales: stock 43.6 $50 ba.cs.
ii-i6c: midd:ing 3-l6c low mddng 3i6c. good
ord nary 1lxc: receipts. I.2lO bales; gross 4's-
bales exports France 5.4i4 bacs; Continent. 425o
bales: sales. 800 bales stock. 3s3OO4 ba:es
Savannah Feb. 2i.-Cotton quiet. middline. 11-lGc
low niddlng 4a.c good ordinary 7-i6c net and gos.
receipts 34j bales exports the Continent 69Gl
bales coastwse lO4 bales sales i2j bales stock. 6'lt
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

riyerpool Feb n , ~ p m-Beef- Extra India mess
duh AZ e3s 81. prime dull 53s al. Pork Prime
mess Western nne dun 32s ~ 10. medium dun at
~ shor cut. about i - ~ n dul A. Us
Racon about = 20 70 H. duh az Ss ~
sh,rt ,ih about = H. dun 3os long clear mi idles
about ~ ~ dull IS CD long and short clear mitdles
ai, - n dull Cd. shoulders about II 10 - lh
steady a. 27s Cheese American nres white steady at
49,. American corei steady at ts Ta!ow Prim"
r.y nominal Cotons..i ol Liverpool refined steady
t.. spirits II turpeutur hrm AZ 2is "l kosn 'ommon
arm AZ I'D Lard Prime Western spot du a. a's "i
Wheat. rod steady at . diad ~ red spring
steady AZ 81. Flour - Louis fancy winter steady at
=, ~ ,nrnMiNci Western spo' firm A. T. Nd February
rrm Al -. March n'm at Is l'.d. April nm a, +s
ia "A 0us A. Iondoi-Iaoinc Coast firm l. 5sutJ 5s
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
EDCCATOKS ~ SESSION ~ CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. Feb 2l.-At this mornings session OF
the National Educational Association Convention
Jacksonville Fla. was selected the pace of meet
ing next year. President 4. s Draper. of the I'M
versy Of Illinois presented the majority report oI
the Committee Of Fifteen the organization OF
city school systems The report favored prdcticiiy
the same system in vogue in this city. 1t proVides
for director Of education to he appointed by the
Mayor and a superintendent. TO be appointed ioi q
long tern. of years Oy the director Inc report was
faVoraby received.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
BIG BUILDING CAUSES LITTLE rrorBnE.

The big Manhattan Life Building. In lower Rroad-
way has caused some trouble to Its neighbor. the
Consolidated Exchange Building. simply on account
Of Its largeness. When the foundations being
built for the Manhattan Life Building the contract
ors had to 90 away below the ground leve. Of the
foundations OF the Consolidated Exchange Building.
which have settled account OF II. and several
cracks In the wall have recently been discovered.
They are not bad cracks however. and can be re-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore Feb 2i-FIour dull unchanged Wheat hrn; ~
spot and February. 1Ii.g3'-sc; Mnrsh, >, ~
51a.c: MAY 5sa.Q5s7.c steamer No req 1f.Hof 2,
southern by sample 56G5sc grade. 54A a'.c STOCK;
~ sales corn strong, iniNeu ~
February and March 47ssq417c May 4s,c oid sleaher
mixed l7c bid Southern white corn 'sp 4St' 90, Ns
asa 4ac stock 3a4 bush: sales ilOoo push 'd's
steady: No white Western, 80 q3sac; No miAsa 90,
33 sd3Ic stock $50 bush. Rye slow No = ooaIc
stock 90 OCO Hay steady, good to ohoce UIo
Si3 5oGsli Ocean freights dull unchanged ooton cum
midSiings 5sc Provisions quiet; mess pork. sl4 nuk
shoulders s'.c shor; rib ard c!e9r SIDES ,'G sugar
t,er ouiet fancy creamery 23q26c fancy ladle. ld
sc roll i2Gi;c: s6re packed. solor Eggs nm at Zo''
tnnee 0rn. No Z 1Gi.c. Sugar steady 4"sc
Ros,on Feb 2i.-Flour quiet Corn quiet oats MN.
shorts quiet Provisions quiet Butter quiet Northefn
c-oan.rv .5G26c. Western 23u2c cheese steady best
Tor,h.rn iIlIiia.c. lO2allc. Eggs quiet; near
by 27g2sc. Eastern 27c. Wes'@n ana Michisah' %
Q27c.
chicago. Feb 2l-Thc leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
ss ,soo wisconsin Havana 1di2c: 200 bales Havana.
cicGSl o5. 100 bales Sumatra. 40cdS2 80 In bond
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. February 81. 4


COUNTRY PRODUCE M''''> ,so.
New.lork' February ,"an,as.1 a. 90 ,'I, lo,.
and githon Ca Corresponding the demand sell
have inclined TO be e s sssy 20 m S s asked but
spse'of SPEC al oo IBIS for export at IL - reported and
would be difficult to sS"ed 1Sa en,s Eass a" were @ made
So 5@$2 30 and 5Oag LOT at 81 30 Canadian msu Io,
Offering freely Srs At rsporcd 81 IT. oday a. 81 o. kidney
my hsd ssn. Ra' a"'f 5msS ony choce bush
81 -: do common 70 goon - sa 10 40 rcd kidney 50 io
do pea r - o;n @ 81 s5@si 90 do yellow eye 5: l5aS2 GO
lima california 5: Sops2 ~ 30 M iorss@ srsnn paas bis
Do bags sl@s Oh . 90 20 SGeiEn ,s the 81 market
rmer this morning On fancy tFS" , sales were made on
light receipts for the day. uos %na rcevers ,T had plenty
rtter in their stores the demand dd not SHOW up m ~,
very Ep, rates than have beer all the week Pos,
sbly little steader underone was fst on M I oher
nns,,, t@oH few buyers nqurns for fancy
dairy but } 'c} TSr nS %ims Sren%sy and % fresh
tory slow and weaker ". dsaac ds%mTy ao ,hrd:
fresn eSras P@r No. c dS neid ioaisc DO state tal
make ls%'e ss,s Ssas Issiac do fall make fancy ITc
d. darss cntire tsncy ,ss IsiSc do thirds
iec n9 1Sm2c limitation creamery choice Stsa
DO seconds Cn we h,ri, to irss sallc: do. he'd "a
l2c: rdiis fresh sl.6il5c 900, ,o.,res were shown
CHEESEnAoou, ksG rg np few lots skins at
from a3%n as B. and %red ome trade fe was w fair
CLOSE "d,s,r,iIted over tho grades. bht
best for fancy S.a MIA drrss mayoe Were fuIy main
aad some holder were 'nr,S d Skinner made full
& also sG% raeSaly ,ss. we lots aos '%s' sa"
"a sl nal ake d. sPs s6s S SoPr GPoc o lose DO
to & ,.r s o@9r d. ,%a INA do TSSf sooa to ti oho a Do
common to fa ea6 skins small szs tTs,G
skins iGlhc. , ..,o,s Indicate
EGGsAdviccs from the producing [ sec,"' fr collection
Of fresh eggs but there - ne d Viii be some time yet
@ lei, sST I'd irSsH'' ts% dap II
the Tim, demand must & se mey s,o fn'R E n"~ small and
A. the % moment & win fustne ms snppy ani arm and
nuo, e ersey fresh per doz 2oa29sc and Penn
ll'ana. 2>a2,'sc Western 2Isc sou'n@in oqn 7D
S FRIiTS FREsII Appcs are 'iIe quIeteT and While
ancy 9nain, are res med n'ar snail supply and rm
e"i,nS 81 sn, ana h%ss %% %% serondary grades 81 5o0s3:
toi per bbI si.4s4 do jersey. per crate 50 2jps.;
orar@s Havana per bb S4a$5 do csiiforn,a per o'Si
iqngerns s2as' man1args in s2gsS apps ar
rvei o-day for expor, ana 1872 boxes FOR the market
9 Sss n car Of s D%e pe a nSs Sf o e S om aS' cane
ala equivalent TO Ga.c here bond choies apples
S al % 10 Fney S n;s, 1a e he gIs cnsens f the gazing
sg 3gy few n.d apDs' sy1s lna srs 0 dn
and weak coih~r small fruits scarcely any IN
~ S"' cans @nIs r. t.. % ard 'sof s"a deal Of stock 6ens
moyst We quote: AIpes eysp9rs'eS ors ;S Do COM
mon "a g1 Gsi-c! Il" sun dried sqGc: chops 2d2i.c
cherr,e. ana '2 5acESerries III: pums STATE 5a5igc
aprico's. dgaoc peaches. California peeled I?9Gs
S.aiot ,.. ,.u
small Holderr asked steady prices f9r choce lots such
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
CORPORA TION SAID TO BE IN Difficulty

There was a report downtown yesterday that somc
corporation in financial trouble but no informa-
tion could be got which would lead to a connrma-
ton II was said that II insurance com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22

paired. In two Offices the settling OF the
building has caused the fan Of plaster, which VIII
be replaced at the Manhattan LIES expense.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22

SAVANNAH LINE-THREE TIMES WEEh'
- y from Pier 81. n r.. foot Of Spring ST. IuesdsyS =
Thursdays Saturdays at p NJ For freight or pas
W H. RHErT: Genl AstlJ. p. HAsHAGENs, e AZ.
:; 1 ADAMS q: A FlR. l. WALKER: AZ. Q. Z 2
New-York tribune., 1895-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.

Ncw-York February 81 1895.
g dr f. + ear; & for ssafsc11. s. mSn horne
mrm cy ar's-"I nn,vS sc' hsesf ,e nrcpean cacs
quote the nirke for i've cae steady at lgl2c per ~
Srs's & % %.fD s e b "s ~ spmn i5 reported for either
CXi.vEs Receipts all York markets 2to head
rS s 'S@y @ Nv" "n t f.d calves sold at 81
dressed ycal- nrmer on moderate supplies WIN sales rs, a,
cayes :onser and selling mainly at taS; s 20
t les S PrnS-ss 30 r& say:s 5 YSsi S IL 'S sSs''S
j. sanders: ) vesIs $50 Ii. at 81: do. 1870 10 at
$50 $ judd fo St CO. no i. at ,tai. al loo ~ a,
M sEEr hXp l;s AMS ~ Sa S4 so cars for
aushsr S9s r % .poE & 1n hs % oycr cars from t T pTeros
sf,d sl "NRf s@ Ss Sars or for .a " $u and
p' I'D sSe at ssay lower ,G. iS cars We're carried
over Ordinary good sheep sod at 50 y 25gst - per
dUs @ V a, @ S. mixed s:sI'.gs. 80 Dressed
mutton weak at sg'e yer ~ Tn very mss e eSsar
sGe, selected salea.ss. S making nS zoe Drs Re-
weak at s3qs6 per which indicates decline Of
81 Hr cfss "S' III % rs'N is stat. lambs 80 n
age a, IS G2 per 100 H. NJ do Is 10 at So 62 sheep
s sas = ESD aWs: w.eS 70 ,S..r M at s s. % a. It 8
e. DicniaSS i * II Isl STATE lambs s. $i IS sheep
a. g% q % sq' e 4 : STAT: ssp s%S S 3 % B. at s 5
~ o6 A. S rs sns % %S' & @ S state sherS % At @ = Is Il
81 - i5S Western do. 10 H. NJ 81 -.
wnkerson x sherman 2ie Buffalo sheep and lambs 81
~. at 81 s1ig
H. Mcpherson Il Co. o. Indiana lambs - n. at 81 31i
$50 western do 80 n, 81 -. loi Indiana sheep anil
lambs I 81 31ia l73 indiana sheep ~ H. at ~ 70
: SANDERS 1872 State lambs ~ H. 81 3iig s. Penn
svvanis do NJ s. l2is. 2l2 State do ucw Sheep
NJ ~ 10 eulis. IS II. at ss ic State sheep -
Newton CO.. las ohio lambs 20 ~ at s. ''o' 20 Ohio
sheep. 81 ~. nj 81 - -, a. . a. "a
$ Judd X CO.. late Yesterday lambs 90 ~ at - -,
Receipts. III, ears. or 2oN3 head ot Wn'n :
carl.ads were an sale Market fully l5c lower at ~ lu
81 10 per N. country dressed weak at od'c' ana
rough heavy selling at 3isntisc.
Salrs-S Saa III state hogs. l35 n average at
q a. p.r 100 H.: Western do. las H. at 81 30
Wukerson & Sherman: 22i Kentucky pigs tcommon) w
Hume a. Ml,en: 20 state hogs. 229 n. at 81 30
Uaiienheck Hollis. late yesterday 80 state hogs. III
n. "A 81 W