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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-11
tHIPPiNG NEWS.
PORT or NEW WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1884,.
ARRIVED

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INSANE FROM SMOKING CIGARETTES.

Edward Murray eighteen years old. MAS arrested
lat week for acting queerly on the street. ana
lodged in Raymond-St. iail. Yesterday he was re-
moved TO the insane WarG i'm the FlatbusA HOS
pital Murray is a cigarette hond ana lot u''
last year has smoked dozen PACKS .n"'E' " ''
couldn't get d cigarette he would 90 almost VIII
Vic thumbs fingers and nearly all OF his TWO
palms are turned deep brown from me nlc9ilh'
H.. X said to be the verge o. pdrrSlS. anu VIZ
bardclfro1 TO a keeper when conveyed 10 the
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DIR. PARKHTRST AND THE EXCISE BOd RID

Dr. Charles II. Parkhurst called at tho Excise
Board rooms yesterday afternoon and introduced
himself to Commissioners Woolman and Hamburger
Commissioner Murphy was absent. DR. Park hurst
said that ii a comfort to him and his people
know that the city had such men To- handle tho
l1uOr-dcalcrs He urged the Commissioners TO Dur-
the same lines Of action now being observed.
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HOME NEWS.

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MARINE INIELLIGEN CE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrigc 27 Sunset G3j Moon rises m 3 Moons age 10
HIGH WAITER TODAY
A M-Sandy Hook O:25 GOV Island O:iGicI Gate 90.
T. M.-Sandy Hook :OG Gov Island 1884 Hell Gate 3.27
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OUTGOING STEA NEH'.


TO-DAY.
N.seel For Line. Mails close Nfss'l tiiis'
Fu.rst Bismarck Hamburg. Hamh-Am N:.n a m ~ p IN
l.. Touiau". IIayfe. Trerch Trans. LOO III ,r IN
Nassau. y & cuba. 90 y III W III
Manitoba Mouteviico. NoItons....... 300 m 100 m
FRIDAY. April. IL
Seminole Jacksonville. clyde. ........ 3Oo m
State g Tcxls F"rnani.na. Mallory. JV IN
SATURDAY. APRIL ~.
n Normtudc. Have Fr":ch........ -" m 800 m
tmbri. Liverpool. tunarl ......... -" n 80 NJ
N.r-u G,n.,, = G. Lid ........... - II 20
N'N'lu- Rio Jan"iro. e'- Lamp ~ " ,,,o -.
A,il-.~,l,rf r,r..iea Na........... 1000 = IL 90
Orzfha. Havana y 4 tUha....... lo.'h III ~ III
t.t, ,brt.ianl4 100 LOO m
Spalrndam Rotterdam Netherlands. II :n ~ W = ~
N.ua.ii.la T., tutyfi etc Red ''D ..ll:ta Loo m
c,le - ILL, r,.Il4t ........ ~ 90 ~ 300 N
t,,'g.r,t.. Pr, t;r..n ....... ?. 90 u 300 p
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FRIDAY. APRIL IL.

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SATrEnAY. ArEIL II.
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Announcements

steamer clement UiD. Murray. from New York March
~. arrived At iara AUll Il"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

lined eggs chiefly Canadian and although the supply OF
goods arriving fair the cold Oh Weather
producing sections give holders the advan,ag b Ia,
arriving badly frozen and have to he shaded T ,
ersy from top prizes Held fresh s,n are ia aso
liberal supply quote Jersey fresh per dozen SOC
af nnd dass hsId fresh soa25c lined d
lie do Canada and Western. average prime -oc' 10 III"
ws;nsr checks are of all nlssi
W. auoT A ADp sszns p der sS Spit %
per small basket oasc cranberrss Cape COZ per
bb soas DO JERSEY per cTaa 81 2' sr,p 90 GS
5oas2 80; tangernes DO ssas4 5o mandarns do ~"
FRi'ITs- DRifD-The movement in eyapora'esd apples
on hDm n aner sf re E: ne to ay Ss rates
asked Sunlried steady Chops and cores ana SKINS u.
lean sellers favor. Pums and cherries dull.
tradns IN afSrna fr!s "a, Hpps eyapo
rated fancy TO extra fancy per No. 7hasc &C., prime
sun dried 5a,c chops. 2a2ic cores and skins salc;
raspberries. eylporatcd roo cherries. l2al3c pumn+
Se s'f rs6rnS peeled DO 5aIoc
ioPs~Ne change values but very quiei trade
VT Sss oG sa,s 'es ANDY F %T Coast ss
IL do good to prime s,al S. d. eommo" to far
roi-LTRY"iLivEyve little frSsn stock. to-day
Shade essr and om k 6 Ss nad
than plenty and weaker. We quote: Fowls per H.
s% do ducks ' per- pair ssSas sias St pigeons
pair 25a5oc moderate :,,o de
favor on choice qualities Of most kinds We quote: InI
keys fresh hens per ~ i2dl2lsc do Young toms lOu
loisc: do old toms. SCI chickens Philadelphla lInsr
Jersey. i2di3c. do Western. sale; fowls, Jersey
lOa lie. State and Western 9dloc: old cocks Ga6,sc
ducks. loai5c; geese Western 6aloe; cap2ns phi"de
phia. l5a20c: do Western i0ml1c; squads per d'z
s2nS3 10.
GAME-Scarcely any game offering. except Wild ducks
and Of irregular quality and value. choice
heavy birds fairly saable but lightweghts ana COM
kinds move slowly. We quote; Wild ducks camvas
per pair snS2 do rcdhead. jocnSl 20. do mdlard
4OugOc: do commoner kinds. 2Onf0c
HAY AND STRAw-Market quiet but without material
change quote: Hay. prime. 100 H.. '0ai1c, DO
No 2 70 No l. 5OdG5c: do shipping. soc; clover mixed
5od35c clover. 3jn 0c rye straw, 4Or33c, DAT straw
3JdtOc.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Business In all kinds
restricted by the cold weather Potatoes are held nrn
". Onions and firm. Norfolk kale and spinach
largely more less frosted and Of somewhat irresuar
value Havana onions and other vegetables held steady
hut movement light the moment. We quote: Potatoes
hbl S6n SO 80. do state and Eastern Rose
n Dbl S2MS2 -. do sack $50 NJ. 81 NiNS2;
do white kinds. 81 s5a<i 81; DO Scotch Magnum. per
sack oOds2 potatoes 81 50ds2 so onions white
per hi s6as9: rcd 81 15as2 so yellow. 81 75ds2 -
irnir. 5Od 75c: squash 75casI so parsnips 7'cdSi;
cahbags per 100 s2s6 30. celery doz fiat lunches
SiGsi So do per stalks IodtOc: spinach $685. kae
90casi L. Havana Vegetables Onions per crate 81
oka per carrier s4dfi 30: peppers S2dS2 - tomatoes
s. 5OdSa -: Bermuda onions and bees. 81 i5nS2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

Market firm Gao points advance compared
with yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notce'
545 Total sales. 100 300 bales. NewYork net receipts
o7s bales gross 1867 bales exports. Continent, 45I
sales 1874 bales spnners 1874 bales stock l62l3 bales
Total receipts to-day. 10 1871 bales: thus far this
week. 423 bales Exports to-day: Great briain ~"
536 bales France. 100 bales. Continent. II Ih bales
Thus far this week: Great Britain. o2'b bales France
1926 bales Continent 81 i6f bales stock. a52 10 bales
spot sales to-day and last night as officially
reported For consumption. lj4 bales: total 1'+ bales
spot steady; mddling uplands. 5sc miiding
gulf 37sc which is unchanged compared with yester-
days closing
Liverpool cables-Spo cotton hardening Sales. 10 90
bales speculation and export, 300 bales American erD
ding uplands I'd Futures opened steady at l64a2 CAD
advance: closed firm at 3za4 points net advance
February 2Goiss February March. 2G0i1s MarchApril
26liab: April May 1888 MayJune. 3oCifs June july
30iisb: july August 3o3b; August September. 3-lse
November December 8Osv Observation-Disclosures quiet and
unchanged: cloths some buyers AT low prices.
COFFEE-Thc almost lfeIess tho greater
portion Of the Two small sales took place the
call when the market WAS Arm In tone AMI quotations
showed a gain Of 5nlo points. There nothing in the
statistical position induce speculation and the
and May delivery total dealings for the
the lowest record RIO advces
changed for No grade 1890 exchange quoted
10 1916 receipts Rio 300 bags: stock. ia 600 bag
clearances for the United States. 1900 bags. Santos
steady and unchanged 15.j1 res. receipts
pig higher market steady February 1875 pfgs March
Il % pigs April rs % pigs May 10 % pigs Have clos
Ing February 1915 francs March. ~ 20 francs:
April. $50 francs; May. "323 francs. total sales at
iIavre. 2OUpo bags
Contracts closed quiet 5aIo points advance. Sales
,ar1 ac a.
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OTHER MARKETs-HY TELEGRAPH

punal, Feb Cattle Receipts last - hours. 300
h.,t total f1r week ?oso head. tor time
last we.k go head consigned through 700 h'ai %
New- York head. sale. !" head. market 'pen'd
,,.sdv and rrm few sale closed strong i"r
H. god "a, g. spnS3 - Receipts l's
., hours TOiD head week thus lar 40" mead
son head. Nev-York. 1850 head on sale, -H' h'ai
market opened steady closed strong All solo LAT" salrs
Workers G7i.n<, 70. MEDIUMS s. 80 choice heavy 'lV
IA "a :; Earl, sales Workers 81 hir>t - silly - ~
as, a. Few selected fancy at 81 20 mediums. s. ."a
G, -. good choice heavy. 81 l'p>' W pigs, ~ "H
CO. roush- 81 65NSi sheep anh lambs t,eccipis lA
80" head total f'r week thus fa $500 'a t
f,r same time week. 4l.nr consigned through. l'"
h.,d 10 New York 200 head. on sale. 5000 heal mar
KIT opened steady strong. closed steady. al sold no
,nnad, Lambs here. fancy selected lambs 13HSO good
t. choice siGS5 90 fair To good - 21l>' 10 extra nN'i
sheep s. 25as4 good 81 pHsi. export "eh's.
s, Gas4 q. owes So 75usi -
stock Yards. Chicago. Feb '' 1iil" 't'.l ii-
1Oo head Markc, nrn. common ~ extra steers ~ 4oa
81 tOas3 So calves. 81 j0usj Ia Hog. l!ecep' 800"
i.ad Market Heavy. 81 o5pSi %, common -
choice mixed 81 "as' -; cho.e assorted - l.'S' 80,
Hight, 81 sonsi -: pigs. s. @3ns' Sh.sp- -"
head Inferior to choice. 81 7'psi 81 lambs.
- Iouls. Feb. 7-caulc. Receipts. 2oG7 head MARKET
Native steers. 81 25aN 90 COWS 81 25Hs2 10; Texas
steers g. 75ast Hogs Receipts. 3,li head. Market
strong prices ioc higher Heavy - 5nS4 -. mixed
g., e01fs4 ~ light 81 sjaSt II. Receipts. Lsl5
mixed Southwest mixed 81 10 lambs s. IL
Fast Liberty. Feb I.-Cattle- Receipts light Market
asa e. good butchers 81 oaSi H. rough rat S3asl 20
far lgh, steers 81 i0as3 H. Iiors Receipts light Mar
.t aciiv, and shade higher philndephas. 81 i5dSi 80.
mixed 45dSt 80. best Workers. 81 4jnu -. common
fair Workers. 81 35a$ 90 rous. suSi Shecp-Suppy
light Market and higher both sheep and lambs
Extra -. good 81 3ons3 20. fair mixed 81 :on
81 rs sas2. yearngs. s. 2ias3 90 best lambs.
81 .DHs 81 -. common 20 fair lambs. $. aopN.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. February :, 1895.


CoTTONThe cotton market exhibited a lrm t r., ZONE
started Off better advanced during
fair degree of activity reactlng hlttr
midday. Later the strong undertone rtassered Hsri
ana the market closed firm AZ 10 points advance WIN
sales Of 100 bales The strength Of the early dealings
was credited frmness in Liverpool that market
coming in higher and during the whole OF the day SEES
sion was strong rather easily closing at 32I
&C net advance This Of upset calculations or
bringing good deal OF buying 10 cover
and also outside Part OF the strength IN
LIVERPOOL was said be due 10 manipulation ny New
Orleans parties believed 10 be heavily long ana
endeavorng influence English markets for the pur
prices here The bad weather throughout
The South and consequent lighter receipts was also or
assisting the bulls during the early se
receipts for the day were estimated early
al small figures the estimates for the week ranged
from 115 000 bales. The weekly interior move
ment expected to show somewhat lighter total
exhibited week. the figures being placed az
against 90 500 bales week ago. ana 80 l6
bales last year The influence OF the light port receipts
actual figures being only 1919 bales
had decided effect the afternoon as both bulls and
bears uncertain whether credit the sharp falling
off the movement entirely to the Influence OF the
weather actual elimination of the moment Win
for the week date Of only 1lp 40
receipts for tomorrow will have TO foot up
900 in order bring the weeks movement up 10
minimum estimates OF the last few days This io
lowing decided strength OF Liverpool led n I'D
covering Of shorts and good deal OF buying py
traders In the last hour Of the session
Opening. and close to-day ard closing BIDS the
ms as follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nsw-york February 1895
BEANS AND PEAS-Tpward of 100 hls choice marrw
beans taken by exporters to-day a. about y ~
b. tended steady the market little. but tho
jobbng trad. shows Improvement. Medium are qui"t
and STEADY. Pea nrm under very light offerings I'm
portcrs taken red kidney bat not enough 10
give the market much strength: the hrmness comes
mainly from ether varieties OF domestic and
all Of foreign beans unchanged. Green peas
marrow per bush 81 3oas2 32h do medium 81 s2t. do
pea 81 NJ do white kidney 81 40 do red kidney 81 p5a
81 soup. 81 90: do yellow 81 l3 do lima
Cal. 81 sOa$2 NJ. do foreign: pea and medium 81 GDp
srd a 81 G7i Sasi TO- S'' 40 bags va
BI;TTER-The demand for high grade fresh creamery
be shade hrmer though there deposition
price FOR general trading above 2ic More In
shown In hne hrsts re. occasionally
n little higher but from lie downward the demand was
"a very feeling prevailed. stat" dairy still
under fancy. No change other Western packing-
nr-s 2a22ac n iris seconds iGN2c. do held ia
H.. do State fall made. i3nioc: State dairy half tubs
fancy. ia lsc: do hrkns. fancy. 9aiGc: do
tubs nrllns ns;s. la Jc: do thirds seconds
he imitation creamery. 1Onlsc. Western da'. "a iJc
factory fresh fancy i2aii do thirds to nsts s0lic:
10 held sai2 ~: rolls. fresh. saiic
inducemen to operate. the call from local trade
only for lots meet current needs. and the
prevented the ning Of oi-'o~n orders
number which have been booked since Monday. Prices
generally rated steady on fancy stock. hut oil
grades the feeling Is unsettled and weak; fairly
liberal concessions would be made to Increase sales
factory full fall made large size coored fancy
iini1c: white. lOqiic. do good choice. i0a O'.c
do IN fair va9i.c: do small size colored fancy
Il.c, white iti4milzc do good to choice lO'snlc
do common fair yi:MiOi.c. part skins. small. 5nac
do large. 3a7sc full skins. .a2sc: iennsylvann skins
EGGs-Althoush arrivals Of over posted
to-day the market for grades useful In best Glaze Of
trade has made further advance Many Of the receipts
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LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

Sev-iork. February !. lN''
rrrvEs-Receir,. II cars. i73 head cars or OK
ror' alive cars Or West to,h - sluRn,,,
10 trading Feeling nrm cry dressed na,dve sizes
s,eadv =, 7Gac choice and extra quality 9haVs'. -.
DAYS London cable quotes American steers hlgh"r AZ
N refrigerator hccf unchang'l
81 y, Shipments to-day mono. To morrow
tho Armenia sailing f0r Glasgow. VIII tax" ou 10 i'
sheep for Armour 4 CO. and ~" ,nhc Tor Liver
CALVES Receipts inciudng som" lat" arrivals y.s'e
iav were 100 head = which ~ head ~ nrhs' Anout
L., on sale his morning Market fairly steady a. so
r.r ipD Y, Tor Inferior prim" Neals No western
w iarn,ard Or sale Dressed calves nfm AZ ~
city dressed ,cais Gi1nloc for country dressed
and s'sG1c o.. liule calves.
100 .
Ham- & Mullen. q ,eal.. ias n at 81: IL TO- i2' H.
( fuai 4 CO.. fei calves iDl -. ~ s..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. ~ car.. ~ T.Ii9 head
for export alive lf cars for butchers direct and
f1r market Demand fairly good ana prices
generally nrm. hu; quotahy higher. Al wanted
Inferior 70 medium sheep sold a. 81 tnnN 10 per 100 NJ
,ery common choice lambs a. s. ipat6 mixed stock
a. 81 IJnst 3'II Dressed mutton steady a. 'gs'se'
dfcss'd lamb" itm a. NG',;r Co.,. ,,. ca -, .
as~ a, 50 p'- oo " ~ Do. - n. az So Is sheep and
Nev,on = Co. r9 Indiana lamt~ IS N AZ s. 60. go
Michigan d.. ~ n - - =" - on, shop ~ ~ at
-. Michigan lambs ~ ~. ~ s.
- rmonhaci - Mirhran !am1.. - n. q" - %;
40 -'ate 400. = ~ d" - - - state sheep i'' TO-
u'isniers 4 Hollis, ., Michigan lambs n y. at;
s. -. i'3 do Il ~ ~ s. ~
II Harrington. - Michigan lambs. 20 y. ~ s.
in state o., 20 No. at s. 81 :" sheep and lambs - H.
T. wrrher.on 4 CO.. 2Gi Western lambs - n. at
: sanders :is Western sheep. - n. al 81 Ia.
HOGS Receipts. II iS76 heai None for sale
nli,e Normally higher A. - pfSt - per II" n t-r
sooA heavy ngh hogs. Country -drs'ci firm AZ 31'c
N,
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IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
sPALDING ON CYCLING AFFAIRS.

SPALDING ON CYCLING AFFAlf
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE Is
ENTHJ SIAsTIc OVER THE SITUATION.
Board Of Trade Of Cycle Manufacturers. is in this
enthusiastic over the future OF cycling and he
spoke in the most encouraging manner OF the out
come OF the cycle shows held in this city and in
Chicago.
Said he: 1.-The principal work that has been ac-
compshed by the board during the last year mas
been largely OF a formative character. 1he
board has demonstrated that successful plcEcIe
show can be held under It's auspices. and the MEM
beers are enthusiastic the future OF this organ
ization Ttat IL will advance cycling in America
all admit and in time it will check many abuses
that have crept into the business. Dealers agents
and riders should remember that the Board OF
Trade has no idea whatever OF attempting TO con-
troll or regulate prices. discounts or wages ana IL
is in no way a trust combination or MONOPOLY p"'
simply National body. composed OF large anu
small manufacturers. who have bandeu tosetnci
for the mutual benent OF ana Win ue''e w -"
courage cycling - .. 49,
THE rumor that the board would antagonile tne
League OF American Wheelmen, the soNelht!n,s
body Of cyclists. is perfectly ridiculous ~ - t,e
that great orga nzation which has done so muci
for the cycle rider. and IL Is douptlu II tneie VIII
ever be anything but the best or feeIiiis Detweeh
them. one legisates for the rlaer ana the o'"e'
for the maker , :, l., 49,
I'm relation 10 future cycle shows. II IS the
opinion that all cycle shows should be given under
the auspices OF or sanction OF me Doau. IN la.'
Tho resolution at the last meeting distinctly out
lines the policy of the board IN mat direction.
There wifi be a meeting of the Board OF Directors
the latter part of this month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb (Spccian. The corn market doomed Mr
an hour to-day then lost strength shorts covered up
after that was over the decline began. May opened ~
i5'.r sold between t6.c and +iic. and closed AZ "'
There was no other consideration than the covering -
shorts Tw, shipping concerns who have been heilSh
covered possibly bush all - Louis sold out
some long corn: lid New York Tn" weather was -
everywhere was int"rfered WIN
Tho small receipts nd not cut much 4 ngurr Tor 'h
reason that they Understood Tn" local cars WEE
-. estimate for TO- morrow was 80 cars h'' Wa
shipping demand from IN" East The much take ot
the West had also disappeared Wheat hnls
disappointed When strong Wl'dt WIS
steady Then. when corn stnpIei ad. ancing Wne't ~
MAY opened a. 5ii.c sold between "f's' ana
lga.c and closed 53Nc cables wrr" strong but me
s"al.ard weak New York epolicd nothing taken '
,eirances small only 10000 bush Receipts "N"r'
whore light but thar the result Of the weather
oats followed corn. having the same sort oi motives
SINNERS covered carly ana advanced
prices through the market began 10
decline MAY opened 29'.c sold between ~ ana
.pi.c closed 29i-H2h,c There was no shipping
receipts were Ignored. The CARROTS We're
~. th. estimate tomorrow was only ~ cars II 4.
expected though after this snow hockaf" shall
cars Provisions the strongest thing on tn" h'of
and held best although cher" was lt'le reaction
from the ton Pork 20 over Wednesday lard and
rla were Zoe over There considerable buying
through which credited = Armour There
was Their buying by packers There was good deal %;
short proluci To- cover The blockade made hog
CENTS light to-day 20 ooo estimated for morrow
The selling the day was led by Hatcy. an exporting
house