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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

eo,. ., contract red wheat a, NewYork are steadily
dsiininS the sale. this week for export ann m Hrs
and what has already been 500 % 90 COO Su bush OF tho
ungrnded stock threeifths Of that IN stor srs
spring wheat and Of the amount n,. ,oday were
small and Indications point 10 GOOD h~.'as .nr,np
visible Monday Interior receipts OF hS Including chi
cago q 100 bush nearly all winter, asa,s ~, bush sea
last year; winter - e5' bush against L. iaS hush ota
Oh 100 bush against aa2 9s2 bush: exports lo"s os
against I3s.9sl bush In ne LOSING ra,ke leaving of
sion bushes, wss at ns aaS III nses from
las. evening Cash wheat was !nac'Ve', ~" a., and
hard Ms,oea sod a. e''s oven sndsr May in store
hard Duluth quoted at e.,c @ver May oRTThe corn
a, sbou, The anal prices Of last evening put dnns t
morning quite little ling Ing sssnea ro be- quite
o ,rs ., .cnr corn ard the general heavin'ss ~ncn
has FOR .ome lime past PREVAILED IN "as uluus N Tho
go go 80 corn irrespective In Eastern novenlen
on cut rates and continued light trade IN sp rIce
-bs- va some li,iie selling Of corn al one prr'ol y.
IN. dav on the larger CARROT estimates i9r no
49,, ieo,,ng on steady NJ &c advance to &c dechs
,"S corn was very dull: 5000 bush No sci a. 'as'
delivered: 5000 bush No out inspector -. ard
r steamer 4a,sc elevator. closing 'sfic asNei.,.
OATS There little more selling prs'@o'T me- hi,
in OATS to-day. prices WORKING on s,snVE,, S Ling
seemed TO the easier feeling pFs"1's prnn
cry ami univ 10 ooo bush Of ungradod white a. 2iaii
oats quoted a. s4aattc and NO WIZ n,,oads q,
@Gic for No Milwaukee and 64deSc Tor uner.usu " IN
ern MALT-Marke, nomina. Western quo, quo, tssso X
a,1' ;o,hr a. IS gc1ss 90 BuckWHEA
nnr,ipc,v weaker Japanese quoted at 3+maSc ara s'"'
NJ" ", rve for comparison closing prices OF me pre-
vious dey ami for the corresponding date ias' year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

Cash quotations were as ioo"s S5on local ;osbers
&c sp nss Wheat pfSs ss':;
81 ~: s5. s e r., ss Ga
dry s ,sUssa shs S. sss.s
p; Per, ss T'sSs Sssssi
per es sac boiled the Produce Essh: sas
s sa.cf. i Hsssis; seconds '''
81 ,oe" %o ane sn 5. aSass family s:sss IS j..
%s. So .s sRrRs family DSsrn' 81 scass 80 ws
s & rs mixed * % sss : e ss: 81
rejected slc No m ss o Clear rG fsm gus o.
Fd eassr light demand steam leaf &C. ke es. ,ae no "a
ry s5ed oos sa. shO clear sides 5c
smand loose shoulders SNc loose sho, RIO sss
81 90. sales, $40 bbs
milwaukee, swhsa II :tOr. sst ,s and S,, s;as
having ,S ~tss Sc below In sample market wheat
vas steady in moderate demand wl'9 hsh, s1p 5cs
s,e Corn lower ana moderate aemSnd No ss IN
sss . a. a.: %s s wS. on tSS
n. mad. % d. r ss,.
6 sa5S s sao1 sa 5ass PrOTon
l.wer mess R.sis 81 10 a ,oG $50 Sso Msy
Minneapolis Jan speculative wheat market
opened very this morning and ruled Easy
he moTn sns ss.,3s highest 5e,c iovs.
closed sserd1y ,..s c,o oSs s s,c yests
COZ s' o Ssne' The cash wheat mse, fairly sSiiy
wh s ns rr oS a sls No northern mostly ana
no a, iasc under CONN aSs C., snsn,SS
I~,n and shorts about steady and unchanged
raaepA I5 w. SSn an%n sut To-
weak ;: Rys G sSess ss
Sa bur ' sr at and sS 10 of at sI 81 asl Is per
aa aT soT ana ,3S,d s vt ~, IN
lures weak prices % SHsiped m,Ssisc
Te Hr 1""@,E sas Sorn-Very little demand o. easn
in export eevsSrs ana o%rr Fs"s.
b.Sond this month without important chang ana TuI
aro,s IN small supply demand sn and pTirs.
Were ,s ST , N M.;.h %A.s 5aaa.cy Np p' % %
sTS dun and prices declined c under rec O
%h,s January asas7s Fserar & gSi Ms,.s
APRIL ssS n@,'fr as, ann prints
a WHOLESALE ?5e do joeens 2oRc sssts with IN
mand moderate change in quotations PssiS S
endy and . ssIy Sa Hebron SsoS
q Maine choice Ssgdss % fair o 70 a., goa % sS
aTGsoc pride OF Monroe. aoa53c. Other articles un'
changed.
= ions. S" ss:t. o. A sos. w.
asss; .,s m ia. S Ss" 81 s ssin ss
points 's: Ssss s%. M G's a s, ISL e'g july
,.r, January lS.c: February 4isc; May lS.c
Juiy i4sa4F.c. oats-IOwer. May 3o,,gso'.e fo'Sr ~
standard meas ~ FOR and $ll ~ for oii on
1a~s higher ard-Prime steam 6.tOc. choice zoe II
sail meats Shoulders +sc. longs 5tc clear lids
shorts DC bacon Boxed shoulders 5.aosc. longs 20 ~
ear rihs 6c shorts 67sc. High wines-steaay AZ 81 :.
Wool Marked dull Missouri and Illinois meoiunl COM
ns lsc medium clothins l+ai3c low ana s -
-. AL, AL waiinm oaOc light fine. snsc heavy ma
M. Texas medium loa l3c; fine medium UNI spiir pss
"n onl~ prcss IL m $40; 2h &c; .-lo orc, ION
glns Iemn rvne 7c per 10 Lead The market had
. w. quiet cd down after Yesterdays activity and
appiren'S Is ~ onlv cars spot 290c reported but
srs held higher spel,erDull and weak; could b
4 bought at 3.O2i2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Landau Ian. lS--There a good attendance a. the
uool sales TO-DAY. and the bidding was animated.
c,ay for strong. dsepgrown s.breds. which Brad
,ord operators re anxious TO secure Home and CONT
n.nt al buyers competed keeny for and
witch were favored the initial Of
ssr.s The takngs Of American purchasers have been
reduced owing smalness Of the supply Of
suitable their needs Following are the days sales
IN detail with the prices obi aimed: New South waes-4oo
bales secured bdH1s %: locks and pieces. +U7d.
greasy. 5ltqs1d; do locks and piece. 2taa.d
pieces 7Qiid greasy. 3kQSd 10. locks and pieces SKA
BID Vicora2 300 bales secured +dnls 3sd do. locks
and pieces 3%qlihd. greasy. 5yel1d. do. locks and
pieces sas,.d South Australia 200 bales secured locks
and pieces. 3D. greasy 6n6a.d. West Australia 800
bales secured locks pieces So Id greasy 2s97+d
%. locks and pieces. sa4.d. Tasmania bale.
secured six@1Od New Zealand 1900 bales: secured
s%dai. "a; do locks and pece. 3'glo'ad; greasy "a
Sf do. locks and pieces. 4&a5%d Cape Of Good Hope
and Naia-3o0 bales. secured. 7d1is A: greasy. @sG
Skd Henry Pearoe. Hughes Sons. Williams over
bufy ana John Hoare Co, who conducted the sales
ay IN their circulars that good and useful msrnos
we're keeniy competed for especially by American
,@r AZ the rates ruling in November and December.
iners ve strong demand for -breds at
the opening rates " $500 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
"NED" MURPHY'S WORK FOR TEMPERANCE

After a successful week al the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church at Fiftythird-st hundreds
having signed the pledge and dOnned the blue RIB
bon NED" Murphy will close the campaign at
that church with n mass-meeting tomorrow even
ing - and begin an aggressive weeks crusade
Monday night at ST. Bartholomew Rescue Mission
Nos. pos. 2C7 and 20s East Forty -second-st near
Third-ave Of which Colonel Hadley r. the super
intendent. and where more drinking men meet tnan
any other place Of religious worship In the world
Mr. Murphy will hold nightly meetings there dur
ing the week assisted by the superintendent and
Miss Sara Wray. the evangelist Miss Anna Park.
cornetist, and the Creole Quartet.
At o'clock Tuesday Wednesday,. Thursday
and Friday. Mr.. Murphy. Colonel Hadley. Miss
Wray and Miss Park Will hold a meeting OF one
hour AT the old John Street Methodist Episcopal
Church of which the Rev DR.. F. q. Howell is pas
tor Mr. Murphy will deliver half-hour address
Al each meeting. The public Is invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
MRS HETTY GREENS RIMBLINGS
SOME REMARKABLE STATEMENTS ABOUT PEOPLE
AND AFFAIRS.

SOME REMARKABLE STATEMENTS ABOUT PEOPLE
AND AFFAIRS.
Young man. when you get be bigger than
God then Won will be about the size Of Joseph II
Choate." Mrs. Hetty Green made this remark To
n Tribune reporter yesterday afternoon Inc
case of Barring VS. Green. which has attracted so
much attention of late, was to have come up be-
fore Henry Anderson. as referee. at his Office. NO
81 Wa-st. yesterday afternoon. but at the request
OF y. Blur who represents Mrs Green. the ref
erence was adjourned for one week. Although the
motion for adjournment was made by Mrs. Greens
attorney. she evidently was not satisfied The care
worn face with the deeply furrOwed brow seemed
more troubled than usual. and the voice of the
eccentric woman OF millions tremblei and her
hand. covered with taitered ola hack glove
shook with emotion she made the rather as
founding remark in regard TO the Deity. MI
Choate and the Tribune reporter.
Mrs Green wore the old familiar green skirt.
in distressing contrast with the well-worn waist
OF d yellowish hue. Her conversation Was even
more than usually disconnected and rambling. ana
still Their a quaint humor running through
it that proved Mrs. Green to be all that has been
When i licked Huntington" she said. without
any reference or conn"c'ion to any preylous, re-
/ ' don't know how il was" Mrs. Green continued.
bound but II there WAS ever time when an acre
Of land got up and walked 1t was when thos,
Pacific property. The country Is going TO rum.
anyway Look at the Reading: IT is shame
and a d sgrace and the Georgia Central where |
used TO get per cent is going the same way.
It's all due TO the epers and scums o. London. !
Bank Exchange for Two years. have alwsys
been friend OF the laboring men. and never a day
In railroad accident butchers boy was hurt
and | the first one To help him have got
People who are honest nowadays are accused
OF being mad, was Mrs Green's parting salute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
posToN WOOL. MARK EFT.

Boston Jan is-"The Commercial Bulletin VII pun
statistical review OF the wool MAJ Aess
II the world showing that Boston exceeds New LIN
in her s,,.s both OF domestic ard foreign WOODS lhe
.c,o lies Of WOO, a year In Boston are more nan
I'm. times those OF New York. In the American mares
s,,n first Chicago second Philadelphia third ana New"
YORK fourth In the Woo, markets u the world LONDON
first Buenos second Boston third and sNdney iou.
nos,or sold it,, pounds %, wool las, year az
capital directly and indirectly aed with the Wool '
~ nostou amounts SOopDO The nist eHect OF ,'e'
M. has been not to divert the wool rad' from ~
ION bur to divert tramp steamers from Antwe,p s,S
.aiirr Plate Boston insteal y
New York first - River " ate woo.ls1 S.r
week. Boston sells more foreign Wy. -
suv o her market in the Foreign wool houses
French English Began and Danish-have rec'n.!
houses here. The tendency To ~
is further evidenced by the fact that halt noz'n W re
most active houses to-day em'grated 10 '"' wv
MN Jew York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

The market is holding well up the advanced position
with tn. holder favor Tn: b.,i. quotation.
not" 'f for ns Ss s 40 S BAG: Eo x. na
,po'. i'Sc; 100 bag, RIO 50 spot, Hic: Loo bags
Imperial Prince 1870. 100 bags santos. Nos and I
and : pef bark rf.cila % naI'i@ora isi,n Ma
grades are having fair sales moeement holders
rather than accep, lover prices "" note sales = 100
private
osSas at y viii. " so%: % . "s 81 s, rG1
Quinne Is hrm with good demand jobbng lots selling
Essen', oils are grn's Ggs' sabeS being weaker and
that price Anse is jobbins at 81 ~ on peppermint is
quiet and easy Roots are quiet Twas snake Is firmly
bulk and 81 e ssass S. Sr@. ''' al " ''"'3 J"
rLorR AMP MEAI,Tradc REPORTED ,o-day small:
S.%s "6s, he; , Sss@ II" n. ,2 T1's
Total ,Iansacon. were Z 800 package. including 1850
yae terms for ~sport' CO.. eols extra n'sls 81 aoass 81
i2eo bbls city patents s. o5as Il fr small Iuan,if1
100 81 30 $500 Dos spring patents 81 $50
& doas* a!SKwIrIT rioi r Market '1 s'eaaS y:
.ss 80 Sd S' ss. 81 3 nr r"N g%
steady i, se 600 SS' :; s.s % zoo . .ags quoted. Brandy
as qar "n ant SS %n 5. is
,iis n.s Sco. , :, 10 @9sse 81 ,lSs % FEEL
sassas,c iSri 81 saaoc shsrps "oaasc homny chop
city city feed. .'' ssaso Sales o tons on e s 81 'a' M
FOREIGN DRIED FRUIT currnnIs hsvr held The To-
advance with considerable. although the
mani has somewhat fub.ded. kasns In fairly good
California. Valencia rriu.s
ana outer prices W. quote:
Valencia aisins. 3izp4Ac; Sultana. 5ivno.c California
prunes 2tu3,sc California o1nllc. ALMONDS. 9sIIsc;
Brazil nuts. 3hn4'sc. wanuis. ii.mtic G.msa
FOREIGN GREEN FRUI1-Th're h. a uui.t nd. I'm
lemons at steady prices. foreign oranges ~. moving
slowly Grapes quiet bananas dun ,uJ .lny ~
sale We au6i": lemons. 81 -: oranges s. ,,l,
81 grapes 81 ppsi: so banana. 3nc0sl To- ami r,rna
nuts. s24a>3c % " |
GRAlN-WIIEAT-rh wheat market opened weak and
lower, selling down 1i4c cabes AMI selling oif
u! yesterdays BUYERS ~ the decline there a MOD
crate demand sni prices rallied slightly bu
unue1 weakness "a her tended dtsrour,r-
buying wheai. The cable unfavorab~ Tor the
bulls Tn" opening markets showed prices an. lower
nj Liverpool and quite heavy berlin. connection
win THIS there selling 81 here for
conn'n ia account. which ndded feeling ~
weakness The large sales fal,.,i
much influence. although perhaps acting ns
s,eadying factor. The weakening prices abroad how
was taken as indicating ndsp0s.tlon ia buy
more. excepting ~ lower prices. clesfanc-s ~ wheat
moderate to-day, but ~ henNy and .,
far this week the exports ~ iiour
the Atlantic ports show equal 70 .ast week total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Ian ls-Co,t fru mdding S-ioe "a "a
nidallnx l3ls.: good ordinary. ,-i0c; ne, smS
gross receipts 1895 bales: exports 20 me Wssy
sn coa,twse tOa: sales I.ODs. stock. 2f@f 49,,
Net and gross receipts 80 10 bales exports 70 n,ss
Britain. 33.5ls. France i"'nso ,"'."'"'' '-
wise n ~; sales. 9iss: spinners. ~ 80 -. MIA.
Norfolk Jan. s.otton hrm; middlns 'x.; D rsss 70.
ding IL I6e good ordinary 3l6c: net ana k"s aS.
cenls 500 bales exports coaswise. 2so sales IN "a
stock ~ aSs Wcekly-Net and gross receipts cT.
b,lg exports to Great Britain. IL i39 coastwlse f'''
sales. AN. - $780,. .,,.. .,,,,,,ons 70.
New orleans. Ian. i>.-totton steady. quotations
vised; good middling 5a.c. mddng . 3-lOc Tow usS
ding i6c good ordinary Ito nst recep
bales gross VOssS exports France l2oo::
7OO sales lJO stock. 3ss 1913 corrected Week ss.t
Nc receipts 81 Gas bales gross 6e3l2 exports 20
Britain 10 cos Continent 20 100; coaswlse 2oaoS' ''
81 $50 ANA x.I.. ..,w
middiins. 1910; good ordinary tt,c; net sns 500:
stock 0S i9O weekiyNet and gross receipts 20 s 10
bales exports to Britain. v315; Continent 1S'""'
eoasw,se. 1885, sales. $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
BY Barrett. J.
King VS. Kennedy-Wm. VI. Hoes
Hirsch va. Asdorf-Francis G. Barlow.
Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.. Hoyt-David
Thomson.
Honigman Morrison-Ienry W. Sackett.
Hudson River Bank Breen-Joseph A. Thompson
Matter Of Jones-Wm. H. Willis.
Pouides-Wm 81. Wills
Sylvester Buckingham q cases)-F. p Forster.
Hart Marx-Charles NJ Earle.
McCarty Is. Pston-I.orcnzo Sempe
BY Reach j.
Rasch Va Ohiy--Thomas McAdam.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Barrett j.
William Rankin Frances I. hilier-William X
tIason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Jan ~. 3t5 p. -heef-Extra India mess
sfsadv a, prime mess steady al oSs va ork
,css Western NM, steady SIS Sd DO medium sieahy
a, ;2s 81 short cur. about ~ To ~ ID arm
"A, na,oa tufntsriand about - 10 80 10 nrfn
ays abort rib ~ IL. den al SIS long clear mi
tiss ahou, Is NJ duh 3s long and short clear ma
ai.a abo,, SIS 10 dull Bis Shoulders ]. 70 ~
M arm AZ ID cheese American finest whe ana
roio.ed -a-y ~ 81 Tallow-Prime city. nominal.
',,onse.d Liverpool refined Easy at ms % sptts
II urpentine bis Resin Common STEADY az ~ ",
~ prim. Western spot. steady AT 35s. Wheat 10 :
red winter dun - sgi 40 red sprins dnli "a a.
- "a rioir LOUIS fancy winter st"idy a. Do 20
=. - v,.5 W.si.rr spl'. dull L. "a. January dul
y, A. ia. E.bruary iull d Is iA.i. March iull al
A. 81 Ifnts a. London Parinc coast steady az +. los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
COURT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

COURT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court-C hembers-Before Barrett J.-Court
opens at 1880 a m. Motions,
Circuit Court-Part 1ll-Before Barrett J-Saturnay
calendar called at 1890 a. IN.
Superior Court-Special rerm-Before Dugro. J.-Court
10 a. Motions.
Surrogates Court -thambers-Before Arnold $40
DAY calendar. Wills for prohate-George f. Brown. Henry
J.. Grant Miguel Barbarrosa, al 1890 a. m
Common Pleas-Special Term Before DAILY e J.
Court opens 1890 a IN. Motions
city t'ourt-SpecaI Term-Before Fitzsmons. J.-Cour
a a Motions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
ro pr0yySr tCtrysy SUNDAY Opgyyyc

4 msss-meeting vii be held n; Chickering Hail.
Fifth-ave and Eaahteenth-st. tomorrow afternoon
Mt O'Clock to protest against lquor-deaiers open
ing their places on Sundays from to II p. A
large number Of ministers and laymen have prom
Used to be present. Among those who are expected
n deliver addresses are the Rev. G. H. Mead. the
Rey Dre d. j. Burrcll, Peter Stryker, j. A. b. VIII
son A e Kittredge F. NJ. Hamlin and the Rev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
Two TRLLNIS FROZEN TO DEATH.
THEY RAN AWAY FROM ST VINCENTs INDUS
TRIAL SCHOOI.-A COMPANION IN
PRECARlOrS CONDITION

Utica y. y. Jan. iSSWilliam Pitt. who with two
other boys ran away from St Nincents Indus
trial School. in this city. few days ago, vas found
IN a barn abou; miles from Herkimer this morn
ing His legs frozen and he is in bad con
diiion. He said his companions. Thomas Buck and
Joseph Ermner. were In piece OF woods about
half a mile from the barn. An investigation was
quickly made and the bodies OF the truants were
found in the woods The Ilerkimer Olice end the
Coroner Informed. and the bodies VIII be
brough, 10 Herkimer II is supposed that the boys
fearing ares afraid 10 ask for assistance at
a farmhouse in Herkimer. and that. hiding in the
woods. they became chilled and exhausted from the
excitement and lack of food. AMI when they sat
down TO rest FELL asleep and were frozen. When
they persisted is not We, known Their ages ranged
from thirteen fifteen years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19


~hioh sa.d IN he book ns q several oresrs ana Inc
sri,~- Mali, hemp spot, t.ai',c. shipment, 'a,,e'
ncai 4aa'.' jni. Gaif. .poi psper qa.ly ~ Sss
.ns -, 7hi'iren'. pfp'r quality. 'l'~ mixing ''''
hibts fter~ ma market wing 'o aI,go ,.ag
= h.'iefs 30 80 only quoted prices Tht d'msni
.c,r :, ,~. ~ na,y. NV, bSi $50 saudsa ana
nsn, hlll- r,a~ country slaughter coss ~ 20 10 N
-, ..e,r- 20 y %, over enIc. bun >orb 'a'',c; calf
LEATHER a The m,s Is quit d r.. ' ,S.s. ;, -,
espr ss,'gn In ,,n" ,nr mart ~n Arrp i2""i7"
~ ma is,aiSe ,f s'd REJECTS. iiai2'sc
s'a.'s. tele-. paio' ees dressed backs S'd'-c'
METALS IE6N The s llon production in 81, ,,c ynicd
fis S i q, . !" i ' ssie J on. in 1881 and
%: a 'op. ~ sy, The r,c. 9' ps r ,tn h M u.s. TT,pr
- sic >, TO nec-ii-r = last wear steel be,s f-l fom
ns ", i'ri @sn. sri-. aaa .'..l AN. pa'~. IA
,s'i.d from si.so pa eert to go, PEI c'a TIN
"a lc'mrni shr,ad ans PARTY IN he sudden sn.",y 81
20 dr slI' iao iS@ :, too. nv Ne
Januai, II 'onaia. - rn. F-biua, - 1879 - tons
", d, a. c - ton. l| Grreh Ts.rs %,s " H' @
i 5 r s,. -, o h Ga"aa' ''s 'e'
,iarse' qu~i ~ 10 - l.uie Wa arm SPLITTER
MuL,ssEs ANp sYRtPS- Il has fsn,pifed that about
900" TO- -3o"o mi. 49,. W. s't ws" IN. Th " n~,',
c,liv lear. nv marhi u l.T e'de yrups ami 'sssr,
f'r c'ni'hsa hn' low sa's are dn' '' n u,
nesry ell y ih" i.ceni arrival, are "u, OF g,' an
= sale. and they nH,e been stored We quote We"
@ eG,n. Ses soce 2.@ssc open k~iir air se
sas2 pns = cn asas, o Ea%%'r -, enG'H
oaloc fair 70 good iioi?c. R1me t. choice lsa:s
rrn,ln- ioe hb-. io' bbl' Tn. marke' ss- arm
Tor spr- fnrpenun~ which - sun quoted a, 80 20
corin.n q" good -,rain-i
o h. marsei sl nins in hu}er.' favor. The ,al-' -
o'l en1' ,. 70? 1n, o pnT -unmsI ,"T D
op'ol s" ia,-. At 10 Th~ sale seems 10 ha." caused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

Mesus George j. Ninsins Stephen Merritt J. b.
English. Granville Hunt. the Rev. DR.. b. r. Tyler.
Mrs Mary T. Burt. Mrs F. b. Grannis ana MISS
Julia Coleman. 49,.
A..nusical programme has been arranged IN wnch
Miss Anna Dunn solost Miss Anna PARK, cornet-
list and julius Simonson violnst, Will take part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
orlrn MARKETS. ny rrLEGRApu

Buralo. Jan ~ Cattle Receipts last ~ hours 24O
head week thus ia. i.os0 head me-
time last week. 1900 head; consigned through. iSD
head: New York. 26O head sale head; market
opened for all kinds choice
closed steady about all sold fair good
t3 10. coarse 100 10 steers 81 so Hogs Receipts last
~ hours 20 $50 head total for week thus far. 20 200
through 1000 head: New-York 100 head: on sale
1900 head market opened active and steady Tor all
kinds but ruled by noon: closed easier. with
number Of loads " a;e aI..,s.s a.sold Workers. iGt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

COFFEE lacked interesting feature -nd ne
- manipulation ~ ios
traders IN mood fof estersf- iradns nrm tone
displayed ne opening and prices iUui5 1in'r
sales - 200 bags IN "1ns~q i'n'r - h~ favorable
sdsc~- from HaNT- Hamburg Liberal warehouse &C.
liN-ri-s and myicfI'e 81 pIffs
helped the adfaucr bot lell t~siizns v-ak~n.i ~.
market small fading in the afternoon especially du.-
ing ~" lds hour when Ific"s card N under lfu"
pressure about . points. Hamburg .'g jam
arl iuy closed - - pfrr Augus' - - Pr.
S"piembef. ~ pfgs Havf~ gained i.G4 frnno. closing
quiet ~ ~ francs fo January March q. -
for April Tn. Hasf" stock e. f:tuN" bags reiuilns
Brazilian. Rio cables q
'3.oo FOR NJ : with exchange Ia Receipts
1000 bags. cleared United 1000 ffDek
23p.psb bags. The fIr STEADY and un
changed a. ~ D reis receipts 2"t, bags stock
bags
Contracts closed barely steady Scar months > points
higher distant months unchanged to IL points lower
"a les - bag fotl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT

BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT
Washington. Jan. lS.-The following business was
transacted in the United States supreme Court to-
day:
No. H. or.ginal-Ex- parte: In the matter o. tu'
gene V. Debs Ell al. petitioners stipulation OF
counsel as return day OF rule 10 show cause and
enlargement of petitioners on ball. submitted by
Assistant attorney General Whitney for the United
States. .." 'f
No 13S-Thomas Bardon appellant. ast the Land
and River improvement Company. Argued by '"
C. Silverthorn and r. c. Ryan for the appellant ana
by A. l.. Sanborn for the appellee.
No 15S-The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, APP
pellant. agt. the Wabash. 81. Louis and PACING
Railway Company Of al. Argued by George Hoady
for the appellant. and submitted by George willard
for the appellant and Wells II. Blodgett for the
The day call for Monday. January q. will be as
follows: Nos 162, 1874 l65 lSs 1866 l67 lss 16s, 10
and 424.
DECISION AGAINST THE BUTLER ESTATE
Boston. Jan lS-Paul Butler. as administrator OF
the estate OF his father the late General BENJAMIN
= Butler must pay 1851 10 Edward {. Machen
The United States Circuit Court Of Appeals to-day
having affirmed the Judgment OF the Circuit Couf'
for that amount in favor OF Machen The action
ia an old one. and brought to recover % per
cent on the par value OF 1922 80 OF the bonds of the
Colorado Cattle Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19

COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany jan lS-The Court of Appeals calendar
for Monday is Nos. .. IS. 75 1s. rs. 81, 81 and So