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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13

s'gs , s, Ssy sy
f3fs e Ssst 81 - s1a 81 or 81. . r. e
fa .G.sf . ss - - soisy b. fy go @
a s. S9 sbss.f . :. 81 Short e f s
50 g. Butter Sasst ,nd = qPes.nfS
t fsfi o sl; s e Is ss %s.
5000 bush Barley 10000 bush shipmentsnIour 400
600 SS' 5u. %ns Ry. S 2OO SSsh barley 5000
DETRo March r%s, 20 3d. w hps FAT on Ss1s
4 n. S' !. ds 2' 10 A.f KEN &e
DO 90 eaDa 0a 40 No Sn.5 WI" eoT1 & bush oas.
1000 Superintendent 10000 bushi Corn $4,000
MILWAUKEE March l2Fcar quet and UNCHANGED Wheat
Sge, ard steady 40 MlT4 nn Ge'e sSc
q5j7.c. oats drIn; 80 2. Si9S32c: Rye nrmer; So
CASH sbe Nc No csc BID snr, BARLEY . sr% &C. bid & asked
6s Ssy Ts F. steam = B. ess an. and
May 80 sweet Picked Hams arm At l2ei2re H9s.
steady Cheese quiet Eggs steady ReeeiPt.tlour l500o
Flour 900 bGs wheat 1905 bush barley. Is 900 bush.
PHILADELPHIA. March l2-Flour quiet sut nrn. Pennsy-
ssdo WINTER vy Patent o 81 Is To- Fancy - 10
nesot Bakers Clear So 5C Patent 80 Rye Flour quiet =,
either for Rscaaoa Tor export car lots rm steamer S
Rss ia rs Sd a in gran depot q S March
April sfoJ9asY I6 May ii ii i.Gsi 49, June q ll.o
2 corn-oRons aayaaed Ia and e s2 o. o .r Sn a.
20 Grade 54c steamer Yellow aaoat 5c steamer Hig1
Mixed export elevator ole; sail Mixed March oO40
Sc April 66se6O1c; May 81 asl ie, June 81 g%6 Se
oatsCar lots good demand and advanced &c offerings
White track. 44c. Futures steady but quiet No White
March. 427s643l2c.; April, 42sGl3ei May 439@45ssc;
June 0f4c Provisions steady; Beef-Cy Family flft
Packets s9; No Ness ~; Beef Hams t2s 30 Dried
Beef sI7dSls Pork, New Mess: 80 so sides Clear IN
salt l0dlO4c DO smoked lies Shoulders IN GfY SAT-
a7c; do smoked $3.50 7aoulaers' Psme S1rTTgI
Loose 80 firm and higher Extra 81 &c.
Eggs steady; Extra. zoe: Cheese nrm New orS
Full Creams. l4Lel49lc; Western fair to good IL
ai29c sugar-Rchned am Powdered; - e; Grann:
lated, c COnfectOners A. Nc Feed-N inter Fran tly %
a SO 90 Receipfs-E0nr 5000 Dds What loV v,sa,f
5000 bush: Corn 5000 bush. oats 5000 bush
TOLEDO March l2.-Wheat quiet. No White. Al O5is
No White 80 .c; No Red. cash. 81 OF &c a 81 %;
March 81 81 u Ap, 81 Il May, 81 OBJ, June q O59s
July ri O32 40. Red SO 96c. Rejected 81 G69c. Corn
firm; No cash, So "a j3'lc: March 53l2d53,.c APRIL
L2c; May, 50 &c. June, &c Rejected uc; 40 Srahe
AZ be- oats quiet No cash gnd March 80 G5S 9 Nay.
37d No . 3sLc Rye steady; Rejected 9znoOc lover
qulet; Prime cash aud Medium 3 TO- March,
s. 7O No ,, 50 4j Recepts-Wheat 1000 BUSH Torn,
$1,000 bush. Shipments-COrn, 1000 bush; Wheat 5ZoOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13

EVERY man favorable 70 the extension OF popular noed
% ~ I hone the House viii lock at II as the LIBERIA.
nartv in 1881. looked at the Reform bill OF that day.
when they determined that they would waive criticism
Of minute detas-wave particular preferences and pre-
look at t,e broad scope and general eneSS
OF the Do that upon this occasion IL Dill
worth having: and II IL Is bill worth having aRaln ssy
Is bill worth not endsnCevng. Let us "anuei
into no byways which will lead US on the pS PAL
that Is marked out straight before us1no N"nu an
ing on the hilltops Of speculation, aud no donhi
dering on the mOrasses and Quagmires Cttancbisc-
We are firm in the faith that , e, md that
ment IL good that the people may be rusIen ~ the
the voters under the Constitution are the u h ro
Constitution What we want in order to
considering as fully believe, that very aIse %, NO
of this House are favorable 20 IFS piihcIpU tor o,Iv
want in order 10 carry this bill Is union ana uaI os
What will endanger II is dlsunon, ana dlsuiVn oyr nr
MS hold firmly together, and success WI f StuW
efforts You will as much as any FORMER n th
tbat has conferred great legislative dement's on te
hation have your reward AMI read your history ~ d
sos eves fnr Won will have deserved IL by the Deue
fs 40 conferred You will have made this strong NATION
stronger s-stronger In union without stronger against
its toes II and when II has any foes stronger Wtn IN
,ion ewecn class and class, and IN ralyng all classes
and portions of the community IN one solid eompacted
round the ancient throne which has loved SO we
and round the Constitution now TO be more lnah ever
free and more than ever powerful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
STATE Of Trade.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

March a , 4saI 1 lP'%2 ..}ss
Flour s s 2H So 5G Extra ira" s. Is sst Is do Family
5000 1910 CITY Mills super s. 70 81 5O DO E1ra - %
do suporlatve Patent s.. Wheat-southern rl western
do 9oo Gm5 5ta y l5 1& II So 81 as 30
Winter Red spot - o. l2Gtl Os'f M@Ic1 - O5s
sIl2asI l-s July y - Cornsouthern STEADY Western
Yeioy S8Ssoc: Western Mixed spot 5sc; bd; March,
Sc asked oats quiet aud steady. southern 42a45ol
White 43d l4c do Mixed 4 4Sc, Pen1sy ANA
Pennsyiy Maryland sl4 ooasl5 90 Provisions o dqli
Meat, thonders and Clear Rib sides packed Bacon
s2uiTfs f6c Butter rm Western Packed oGc
Creamery 25 a3sc Eggs Over a. a. sc S0lsg 9n'.
soft 72c Petroleum urn and w Ienntd 20 &c &c,
ss Frsgh Lysrpo9 per steamer fg c9t!Sn lg9
HPap go b Gn 5rn 80 900 Sash oats 1000 bush
R Re g s o5 Sg Bush. cGn bush OO O
BosI3S M S Patent sSTng Whent 81 % s0
Ssi.5 WSer beats s. 30 Corn a steamer e
low. IS a6gci steamer Ml1el vs. no W %Tse' 1y&G-c
No White L2c shorts 81 80; Md!ngs s25 OSs2
Provsons quiet Prime Pork 81 o0 Ness So Extra Ness
si6 So IaTG--as- Is amssaIe' y c Butter
Esss weaker esh ElseE 22c ReceiPsIFl o9 1000
Brrr.Lo. y Y. March l2-Four unchanged Wheat
an m m demand 5nt lower sales 900 bush seller May
at J9'sc ears choice Yellow sample at % c NO. az
a5c oats stsady sales car No at q 2ei cars sample
"A NJ e.
fTrlshts New,YOrs steady. Railroad kecept.-FouT'
100 bbls Wheat $1,000 bush corn, $4,000 bush oats
900 bush Barley 100 BUSH Rye, 5000 bush Railroad
-hpments-F0ur l4OO bills; Wheat, $1,000 bushi Corn
~ 900 bush; oats. 1900 bushj Barley $500 BUSH Hye
5000 bush.
CryclxxAu March 70 - Flour firm Family 81 6oSsl 9Q
Fancy s. 10 ass 90 Wheat irm No. 2 Red ~ OodSlOo
Nav ST. O9 receipts 200 bush shipments, oUuV Oush
Corn nun: No 8 Mixed. 5Ca5ac oats steady az
36 nc Rive firm: 80 . - Gt5c. Barley nrm tXtia No
3 Fall 66c PORK easter at SIT 5OG>ll 10. Lard dnii
Prime steam - l5 Bulkmoats dull shoulders 81 va
short.rib 50 oj Bacon. du. shoulders - O 9loItrlh
$40 ~ short Clear $40 80 Whskey steady az - 10 bu
ter dull and unchanged sugar quiet; Han Eeune'g
S4sl9c orleans, L.d6 2c Hogs steady COMMON ana
Light So 50d 80 Packing and Butchers, 10 OJde j re
ceiDts 40 head shipments I,oop
CercAcO March l2-Four-Aarket quiet and unchanged
Wheat I'm active demand market opened easier declined
&c rallied re- recrdei Zee again mH augcd finally co'h &C.
laber tban Yesterday. sales ranged March, ~ U9l 3cp
closing at Ol 1o April, 81 3a9- &c, closing at 81 81
Nav 91i, D. So closing 40 0u4ci June, 3oe1c, closing
M %, ~ Lt: July U8Lafl UUis. closing al 93lQo9 So
No . Chicago -pring. 9 s09jc. NO 3. Chicago spring
II 4sac: No Red Winter 01n-l Ol. Corn m active de-
mani unsettled and higher prices advanced early c but
the market subsequently reacted c ructuaed for some
time and finally closed g higher than yesterday
closing at y 81 April y a04c closing at 95aet
SIC July, oga6oc closing az 5vasc, August dOe6O9c
Oats-l improved demand prices a1yanced Sc, but closed
easier sales ranged Cash, &c. March, go, April Sls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
cOr-pT CATFVDARs- VAPCU n

SI-rRrur COURT CHAMBERS - Before Lawrence J.-Sos.
r. ~ e. TO- IO2, 100. H. IS H. G- l-e 2U7 300 2
80 2iO. 247, 81 30, -54. -J6, 20.
Assessment CaIeudaf
SrrErNg CoU8r-GENRAL TEEN-Beforc Davis, p !
Brady and HaigDt JJ-Nos1i 49, ia Ss g. III 1ls I1g
o. 81 go ~ - p &C. 900 go lo-, 81 81 - - 49, TO-
10
SUPREME CoUEJ-SPEcIAL TFRM-Before Van Bruut j.
No- 4toit 40 49, d. 50, 5, 40, az. AS 479 $50
49, .-3 a. 40. 4-t as. as.
-,rEg,F CocRI-CRcyII-PART I-Before Donohue j.
1852 1853 1914, lla 1852, 1879. IA, 1897 pa
49 81 IZ-e 1903 1923. 1920 l345 1851 400, 1862 l4
l.- 1872 l3f1. 1879 49, ~, .2, 800. so. "a. 1868
1ss 8G- 100, o. - - e3s SO 1913 ILL., llj0, 1875
-. GA. llld, zoos, MA 1855, OLD
,sJPRAm CorRT--ClRcJIT-iPAR II.-Belore Barrett j.
90 AL l4O, 1872, 4O 4Oo, 1920 413 l@3s l2o l24O
sUPRRME c9uW-CmcUu- III-Before Van Worst
= 80 No day
SIRRoGAIEs CoUnT-BefOrc Rollins S-Wil of sarah A
hlLhl, LomdH Murray and Hermann IN
OF Daniel Mt6Ovcrn and Jane Bsck ford j a. M viii OF
Catherine fciIls y m VIII OF Frederick GrOte D III
Cs-atn 20 Pdftn stevens. 23o p
SUPERIOR COuRT-SPEcIAL TERN-Before Truax M.
e.. e. %. -. I, ., Z, .-, IS, a.
sCrERlOR COJH-PARI L-3efore Ingrahau ! -Nos go
1924. ~, cj3 9-3, 1920, 49, 4S, 552 So 3s5 294
a.. 40.
C6vMox PLEAs-GrvERAL TERM-A diourned until Friday
COMMON PLEA,-SPECIAL IERM-Bel0re Beach. M
CCaMON ILEAs-PAkI I-BelOTe Day, g. j. nos. 2Ol G5Q
BS- 7al, 6J7, 40, 1919 l-3l, 40 o4 -O4 474 BOG -
CrY CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PART before Nebrba. 7 -
Nos 1906 1910 1902, l2l4 $50. llG7. 1903 ll09 li7O
III ll72 1873, ll74, III ll7s, lI73 ISL 1Is5 1854
err CouRT-TRIAL TERM-PART II.-Be'ore McAdam J -
Nos 81 100 TO 20 ia 765 1919 lOsl 1906 254 ll5l
CRY C0tk1-iRlAI TERM-PART III-Before Browns -
Nos 40 1902 1854, 25l- 1893 251, 800 1864 go 977,
lrbO, 5ili 1000, 1OJ-, t55, 53l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
MR.. ALKALAY TELLS HIS STORY.

Joseph Alkalay, the defendant in Alkalay
AGAINST Akaay testified yesterday in the supreme Court
Ee N about fortv-nve wears old and eXctabe. he de-
MED vebeneny the charges OF cruelty preferred by bis
wife A few weeks after their marriage, he said Mrs
Alkav conferred that had been intimate with Gus
Lehman. She asked my forgiveness he continued
"and declared that she would drown herself spoke OF
II 10 any one She said that Lehman had tried to induce
her 10 marry him secretly forgave her" Mrs Meyer
his wes mother afterward told the witness that there
was no truth In Mrs Alkslay's confession. MI
Alkalav received valentine in February
1Ss9 whcreupon his wife accused Nun
of.barinc somebody else three hours scene was
,be result on February 10 Mr. Alkalay awoke at a. m
apd topnd himself alone He searched for his wife ara
discovered her IN the parlOr holding muf in her hand
A bracelet and other ewelry protruded from the nun
,frs Alkaav called out: Police, police, thief!' she
was m her nlchtdress Mr. Akslay said that he would
co 10 papa to ind out what the trouble was MIS-
halav loo ked the and put the key IN her pocket
mror-I thought you said she was III her nlghtureSs'
~ LIkalav-Yes sir hut didn't say the ulght-dress
had no pocket Renewed laughter tried then 10 Ret
ont az the window. when had one 1901 ON, ny W.
grabbed the other ard could not move ul5NS VIZ
a. NV fatbcr-iuaw and my wife soon followed WLle
Ne " ere in the basement. said she Wouu uO' INV
herself 10 he excited by her mother we might ue n@d3
dav when preached the subject Oh the toHO"lHS u"n,
she said: Joe. 90 away. There VIII NE we
Scandal to-day. Come tomorrow and bring
tbe sofa With nv wife and said: To-day must know
whether YOU are my wife whether you are uoi, .
eald she could make no reply. We were ltu -, -
Claimed: " What. on one plate You eat with suc1 d
man. who does want 10 give you any PROOF 10.
loves YOU who should transfer TO yon later
notary You shall not speak 10 him. lhlee u'Ss 4@IeI
llv VI brought this suit against me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
CORN 4DTANcLYG IN CHICAGO.
THE EAST ST LOUIS FIRE AND OTHER CAUSES
HELP THE Market.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRinrNE.l

iBY TELEGRAPH TO The rRinCNEl
CHICAGO, March 12.-COn is a cent higher
tonight than last night closing the curb at 81 pc,
nearly the top figure for the day. The influences were al
bullish. Ream bought probably about 100000 bushels
Cudahy continued his purchases. The receipts weTe
small 2-j ears Of which only 62 graded. The burning Of
the big elevator at East St Louis which held only 3Oo
900 bushels Of No. corn, probably had some little
effect on this market. The St Louis crowd
is more bearish on this grain than any other
and has been selling right and LETT fOr sixty DAYS.
There was general buying to-day by the strictly commits
sion houses These reported that the Outside orders we're
increasing and il remarked the floor that there
was less scapng and good trading in than for
long time. The railroad people say that the demand
for cars from shippers in the belt falling Off vita
warmer weather II is confidently expected that the
shipments OF the poor, rejected" and grade corn,
which are now going actively, will cease The local
crowd is getting bulNsh corn. Even the Big
Two" which has been predicting 40 cent
corn on May, is now actively covering.
The June and July options are in good demand and June
: cent premium Nay, july IL only III cents
above Nav and relatively the cheapest good
many strong people buying this IN preference 10 the
Nav option. ,,-. -,
the strength about the corn pit and partly because me
tenper'urc this forenoon below the freezing point
There is no re liable OF crop damage yet FROM
this on FOR thirty days." says a prominent COMMISSION
man gambling in wheat will Dc n0tn-
ing better than wagering on the weather.
Kent who was a buyer OF wheat yesterday forenoon,
bushels Of wheat all he had bought IN the forenoon:
The altogether bearish al Last ana the cioW1
never be right Provisions were dull out Iu9nger
and higher. May pork closed on the curo AZ SIS VL2
May lard at - 52 10 looks az II the holders or inc
product would pretty wind up the shorts OK
whom there are now egons Prices appear TO De hardeH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


.a5 a. n q ~ r @ ~ -th ave, ls9NlOO5, Emma
gonrkr and others 10 Mary VI Gulllcrd .---....-..
Pearl. II Nos 5il 70 $40. W wallace 10 Jacob OF
,9,ibsf I.3lOtt p Of 0thave, 2o0x97 II; Coz
neI.r, DuiIev and wife 20 r Dubois. --...-......
10 Ar N a 200 n " " clifton ave- 3UxlOO; sarah
OBr!en 20 David Boyd ......... ..-...
l9Q.st ma 4O63 n Of Sth.ave, lSS159 II; NJ n
Movers 70 colonel VI lngersOll ......-..-
Water 81, 40 -57, Nj Leavlu and wife 70 II
Rivngton- At "A n Of EsseX.st, .4xOOlO; Isaac
Marx ami wife 20 fl SHERMAN. -..........
lOi : : 100 70 ~ 3d-ave, lb.l-Il0Olli sophia
smith TO CAtharine l. otrattOn.
Chambers-st No 2U3. AID 1875 Resde-st L IL seely
aud wife 90 MahlOn Apgar
Madison ave W s. IS n s0f l26th-st l6llx78 W p
sOth.st n - ~ II e. Of MadisOn.aVe. 22XlO2.2; Ed
wart Fitzpatrick aud wife 10 Mary g Matcfs---.
4th.av- e cor 75dst, lu2. 2xl75 Moritz Bauer and
wife GO David Dinkelspeil and others ..---..-
Charles-st, NO33; Margaret lurnbul and husband %
A kaughran. --.-... .-.----. ~ ...
llOthave. as. 1907 e OF 2d-aye. 25xlOOlO; Gil.
bort referee 10 sarah Meyers
53dst 1858 II % 3ih-ave, 2'xluOJi Ahuie"
Evald and wife 10 d W Mcclure .-.-.-..--.. ..--.-
c4th-st. $, 2O.3 Il wOi Park-aNe, IeSx5Di Annie
Read TO Cornelius Vanderbilt .-.-....-.,-..-.
3d-st, ", cor IhOmpson-st, FOX 541-o1 81 JOhn
Callahan 20 Alexander Hunter. ......-.-.... ...
l3thst LOO Il OF Shave, 10 Bulkhead OF III Srlem
River. etci Harlem and Newly OK Navigation 20
tod q DeFOrest..............
2d.ave G 3 427 II OF Highbridge-s ST. l25xleO, " Ii
Florence, executor, 10 Augustus Lorn And VIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YORK March Il.
The detailed statement of the Washington
Bureau OF Statistics Of exports Of petroleum ami Pc
troleum products II January Is at hand. 1t shows
marked decline from the figures Of January, 1888, but
for the first seven mouths OF the fiscal year beginning
July l. l-s3 there is large the correspond
ing period II year ago. The comparisons are as follows:
Dats 1888. l-st. Changes
January ralons 3S4sT857 334906-9 Dec. 4906.97s
January value o.. s3506,5tj S3,2,5,7s3 Dec s220,163
5 - gallons 2e sO7 256 3I9O24lOO Inc 2s,2l6,sS4
AZ - yaiae s.5qlo5lG Sos j397-4 Inc. s2.62925s
Certificates continue scarce FOR delivery and the carry
ing rates to-day ucated from 80 70 30 cents There
were two bear failures az the Consolidated Exehmgo
and AZ hch AS ~ O3 was paid cash oil bought for the
account OF the suspended brokers Yet IN spite OF the
large shor interest IN the market that l. Indicated oY
every u there appears be power disposed 20 at
tack IT, Today, after rise 70 81 O2s renewed FEVER
ishues- developed and IN the afternoon prices fel
10 II OOa4 II 0O7- against II Ol = last night Inc
close was dun and unsettled.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as io
ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13

ST LOUIS March 2-Flour steady and firm Family, 81 90
a. So Choice 81 60as4 7O Fancy, So z59s5 90 Wheat
quiet steady Red OS94 los cash 81 O9a4
q l07s March 81 l09sl l0l NAY 81 1870 1915 june
Ian - 90. Corn higher at 4sSse49'sc, cash; =. "a
457sc March, 81 e May oats slow 3Z 80 &c CASH 80 &c
May. Rye dul at 81 c Barley steady al % sue Butter
quiet and unchanged Eggs quiet At l6e FiaIseed quiet
atsl 90 Hay steady Timothy SlOG&lj Prairie SJdtO 90
Bran hrmer at sZa53G quiet s. 30 WhlAkey
steady al 81 &c. Provisions quiet PORK Sl7 s7 casni
So 90 March. Bulkmeats-LOng Clear 20 4OdS9 20;
short hiE o. pass 56i short Clear. 80 o 2 BACON
Long Clear 50 20; short RIB 80 55DSIOi short Clear
so ~ = HeceiDts-FIour 1000 bblsi Wheat ~ 900 bush
tOn $4,000 BUSH oats 900 bush Barley 5000 bush
FniUments-iIOuI 1000 bbs; Wheat 1900 bU1hi Corn
5000 y1sl.i OatA 5000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yorA Rirer. Vessels aud Railroads.
NEw-YoRK March II, 1894.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRk. March II. 1884.

NEW-1ORk. Marcn L. 1854
COFFEE-Rio on the spot duh and lower. Fair car
goes falling 10 l2itc. 5000 bs Romance sold prt
vate terms options were active at decline OF - TO 70
points but recovered portion Of the decline later sales
eeWO bags AZ lO4 'alOjO for March; lO45GlO59 Tor
April, Nav, June, July, August and september lO5VO
1850 for October; 10 55 Tor NOvembe; 0jOGlO6O Tor
Decemher closing steady Mild, quiet and rather weak
Sales. 100 ODgs Mexican
COII0N-Spot Cotton quiet, and unchanged sales. ~
bales Delivered contracts 500 bales Receipts at the
ports to-day 7.2O7 bales against 1907 this day
and ABB last year.
The quotations according American classification
ag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
COUNT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, MdTcb I2.--In tne COut Of Appears
TO-DAY the following business was transacted
No l2l-Tnr Mayor Of New York, appellants. agt
Henry Hart and William ReA-rn respond Argued.
No I3-I John 4 Fink her executors. sheriff
Ionne appellants ag The at OF NewYork, respondent
Argued.
pther appellant sgt Bernard Keuucy and another
tclL Argued
The following is the day calendar for Thursday
Nos. 1913, l3J, 1876, l3s 81. 78s, o. and46
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13

BY the foregoing it appears that the accumulated
surplus for the twelve months TO end March 81,
1854 is $549, 46s, sum equal 10 O.6s per cent on
the stock. But il is understood that these figures
do not include expenditures for construction, etc,
which formerly appeared in the companys state
ments as part of the usual charges
The business done in stocks to-day 195,l21
shares was 49, 500 shares smaller than that Of yes
terday but there was quiet and steady advance in
prices that began with the opening Of business and
continued TO its end. Central and Hudson was the
special feature, although the sales Of il were only
fourth when compared with those Of 81 Paul, Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western and Union Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
INSURANCE COMPANIES AT ODDS.

The suit of the Germania Fire Insurance
Company against the Hanover Fire Insurance Company
and Alexander stoddat manager OF the New YORK IN
writer's Agency, dismissed yesterday ny justice an
Brunt in the Special Term Of the Supreme Court Inc
,,roconpauies transacted business through the Under
writer's Agency. The Gemans charged that 10 september
ast an arrangement made between the Hanover
company and Mr.. Stoddart, by which the Germanla
was 10 be thrown out Of any benefit through
the agency. and another company was 20 sucoecu
10 It's privileges. This action, II was alleged
was taken because the Hanover Company and Mr..
Eoddar had learned that the Gemana Company had IN
augurated system of business which was intended 70
fupersede that IN operation through the employ mem OF
the Underwriters Agency and that tins was ior hc Ger
Inana's exclusive benefit When the Germanla COMPANY
learned OF the proposed Of the Hanover ana VT
ftOddart brought a su 10 restrain this contemplated
action. The Germ8nla Company alleged that II owned
Agency and that Mr. StOddart only clerk Tor ne
purposes Of system. Mr.. SOddart denied tLs Ge
IaIUg that the agency separate concern LOT TIE
special benefit OF the two insurance companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
FOUR vAGRANTs FREE TO ROAM

LANCASTER, Penn, March 1.-THE four Migrants
charged with the murder OF their companion Edward
Haley, who was found lying track OF the Read
ing and Columbia Railroad, were discharged to-day the
evidence being Insufficient % hold them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
LONDON WOOL SALES.

IOxpOy March l2At the Wool Sales to-day Q-4 bales
were disposed o. consisting Of Port Philip and aide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13

The Consolidated Virginia, Belle Isle and lnae-
pendence mining companies have eacD IeNieu IA
assessment of 20 cents per share.
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rrRoPFAN FINANCIAL Markets

Loypoy March l4-l23) mErie a.. do second con
soils "a. NcwlorE Central, li3+G Ilno, Central, 1854.
Penu-ylvania. 6Oh Reading, 2H'-; Mexican Ordinary, Ju
Canadian Pacific. 30 -1. 81 Paul Common a2t
43G J. m-Atlutir aAd Great Western First Mortgage
1857 Illinois Central 1884, rennsy lvaua Cola Healing - -
Mexican Ordinary. o. e..
Tie amount Of bullion into the Bank Of England on
balance TO-DAY &2lZuiu
rupee.
FOR the and exchange London al 70
francs 20 ceutlmes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
reported b. JOHN H. DAVIS r CO.. II WI.Lr
WEDNESDAY. March 12-P. NJ.


The directors of the Western Union Telegraph
Company to-day declared the usual "a per cent
dividend on the company stock for the quarter 10
end March 81 payable April 10; the transfer
books will close March 20 and reopen April =. The
usual quarterly statements were presented by the
president. The revised statement for the quarter
ended December 81, 1883 shows that the estimate
of December 70 was erroneous; the actual net rev
euue for that quarter turns out TO have been $94,-
557 less than the amount estimated, aud hence
that quarters surplus was $129,2l7 instead of
1923. 796. The following shows the fl CURES Of the
estimate of December u and the corrected figures
furnished to-day
Quarter ended Dec Estimate Dec. Actual by report
3I. 1919 T. 1854. March y. l-Si
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March l2-Provsous-Bacon-Long Clear
eady short Clear steady As 6d Bte-Indan
Mess steady Sos; Extra Indian Mess dull 1888 Prime
Mes steady g3s Lard4-. ID per cwt. FOR American
Produce Ommon RO-in, a. d.
LONDON, March 81 m.-Hehned Petroleum 534d I'd
ueT Gallon ilnseed on. go los n t2l % per ton.
AvrwTRP. March 14.-Petroieum. Fine Pale American 70
france 81 - cenumes paid and sellers
Wilcox = ard closed az IL frame. per 100 kllo4
BREAtEN March I2.-PrtTO.cum. marks % pienning-