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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06

Is; Central and Hudson at 1-6401-32; Louisville
and Nashville at 1929 lie. and Oregon Railway
and Navigation at 1-04; but before II o'clock
there scarcely was q stock that was not
pressed to loan fat to per cent for carrying.
The sales department opened fiat; 1t hardly could
be otherwise with so large portion of the brokers
attending upon the loan market. The subsequent
dealings reflected nothing but purely local trading
Fluctuations were as cratic as they were yester-
day. but were less violent, and were confined within
a smaller range of prices. Tho total business
amounted only to $4,000 shares, and OF
that five stocks contributed 10000 shares, as
follows st. Paul, So 100 shares; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, SO, 700 shares; Union Pacific
rs, 900 shares Erie, 10000 sharesj and Louis
and Nashville 20, 200 shares. Tho final prices gen.
orally show SOHO small gains on yesterday, but
Erie was especially weak, down to 2414024as-the
lowest price 1t has touched since September, 1879.
Lake Shore was hardly steady at 103la, after 1O4,
and Canada Southern attracted little attention
at 550547s. Central Pacific yielded from Oils to
597s060, and Oregon Railway and Navigation de-
clined to S80S72l. The market closed feverish
and unsettled.
Government bonds were quiet and steady at I'M
changed quotations as follows:
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CoI1RT CALENDARS-MARCH 6.

sIrPRFuR COURT CHAMBERS Before Lawrence, Nos
H. 3d. 81 81 49, 20 l22. l27 1885, $780, 1884, 1885, loI 49,
suPRKms CoURT-GEyERAL TERM,Beiore Davis, P. ~
Brady and Daniels JJ.-Nos. 49, O. 70 ~, 20 go 81 "
49, o. 100 102, 10S l0i lO6 1OS lO9' no. III liz no.
stfaRMn GouRr-spucIn TgRN-Before Van Brgnt, J; 10
934 1868 a. I82, 537, $40, $50, 3Sl.
SUPREME CoURr-CRCUIT-PART I-Before Donohue' IL
Nos 1911 1929 1922 1852 1853 SS4 SsS5 iS iS Ss ao
1862 1864 1870 1872 1888 1850 1881 9ss li52 S92'
So 1874 1859 1854, 1881 622, $685. l3iS $685. ll6l 1-l
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II.Beiore Bsrrs d6 do
e5 l46 i474 o3s 1851 IA lI64 co. 426. Gill; 9e2 ALL
SUPERIOR CoURr-cIRcUrr-pART III-Before Van Van Worst
yNOs 742 1914 ll25 1922 15l9 ~ i g1SsS z SSs6
1856, 524, lO26 ADA p 1855. l429 1880. . -, ,,.
SURRoGATEs CoURr-Before Rollins SEstae OF Chrlslo.
pher Roberts Michael Bergen and Frank ConnOT ii a. m'
will of Mary Kiadiasch, .. m 49, o,,N ~ p
freedman and O'Gorman JJ.NOs % d ~ - 10. W.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPRCIAL TBRN-Before Truax, J.-Nos'
Nos. % 20, o. 80, 80 ~, 81 80, "a, 30 49,, ,o.ou.
SUPnRIoI CoUETTRIAL TERNPARI I-Beior e s
1852 2J3 1924. 1877, 629 $50, $50, $685. 696 923 1929
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TRRM-BefOre larrenore, y. ~;
DAILY and Van HOesen, JJNos g. o. s. 10 H. IL ~ TO- TO-
CoHsfoS PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Before Beach, J.-No g.;
COMMON PLEAs-TmAL TERM-PARr l-Beiore DAY. I. j.
Case on--NO. 81. No day calendar. 49,, >,.,.N.
CITY CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PAKr I-BeI0Fe no
Nos 22s5. 4so 1913 32s 194o ia 1872 go 2 i99 s
1875, 1872, 1140, ll42, l1i3. ,,,,,.. CT
CRY CoURT-TRIAL ERlf-PLRT II.-Be'ore McAdam G.
Nos 81 s2S 769 729, SO, $40, oO4 73S, ST. $751; Z i"'
Cir GouRr-TRAL TERMPARr IIIa9eiore ed Bregn J
9SS 2i46, l06l 1902, 1865. GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March 5PrOyislons S Sss
4Os 6d Long hddes. 4js obi Short Clear Miuae1y
46s Od short RIBS, ass obi shoudes S.s per c"1 Eel
Prime Mess Cd per bb; Prime Ness Eastern o2s WeAe
srn 72s Lard-Amercan, 4ss 0di Prime western - "
Lard OIL ass Cd Hams-LoDg Cut 5sst shoulders Ste ods
Butter lbs per cwt for dnest United states CheessSs
ass Winter So ID ass Cd per eeSta 10 No., sRnos
cru IS Igd California No. es Cd 0ss sd, California No
To- cd a7s lid. per GENITAL Corn-MlIed OLD os ara 90
2Gs cd: do at London. 26s 3D. per cwt Refined Petro
leum ID. per gallon Clover seed-American Red, oO4
a5Cs per cwt. TallOw, 3gs Cd per cwt Rosn-SommSos
As Cd d4s 3D. Pale, 9sGl0s I'd Linseed OIL @os OIL
cwt. ,oo = oo
LONDON March -Proiuce-Lnssed OIL. $50 IS df2o los
peT tom Calcutta seed ass 81 a4Js Sd per quarter Lam
seed Cake 20 IS per Refined Petroleum., ISL 9os,.
per gallon Spirits OF Turpenune. 26s 3d. per SMs
Sperm OIL, aG40sU5 per ton kosn-Comnlop, IS vsul
Pale IS oils PrOyisIons-Lard, ass Oh per ewh ios
American sugar, 20s 81 per eHt Tor Su3a S1 NJ.
fugal polazng 96o and LIS. OdGles Cd Tor Cuos heF
covado refining aroat. - - .- "a
ANTWERP March petroleum. Fine Pale American, ~
francs 81 paid and 10 ~ confines sellers
Wilcox Lar, closed at | l6 francs per 100 KIDS
bremen March D. Petroleum. 7 marks 90 plennlnss
Wilcox ard closed at 4O marks per 10 ~; -. , an
HAMBURG March 5-WucOIs Lard closed az AZ MAY Nv
Dfenniug3 loo ID.
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STATE of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARK ETS.


BALTIMORE March 5.cott0n easy Mddling iS';S i6s3c
Flour quiet and steady Howard street AND ESv
sgPsr = 80 CIV MI M sS Super = 1888 So do Extra S. Is
So rs; Brands 50 92ds 49, Patapsco Family 81 90
e9ser and fairly active southern Red 81 i2asI a.
DO Amber 81 Il 6s1 4 No Maryland 81 4asl ~; No
june i l@Eg$i l2 Gcra-soaInsTa hrensr; Western
Yellow, 55@eoC Western Mixed. spot SOC bid; March,
@e:eS WHEY Ma i54 d. 9 1hs Az"
42di5c Rye hnsr At 7DSI3i2e nay irm Prime TO ChSce
SsT Msss PORK And m a. ID Ness PORK $9 Bas
Meats Shoulders and Clear RIB sides packed Bacon
Lar~Reiinod iOc dull; Western Packed. lOa20c
Creamery 25a26c Eggs Tmer az I9S3lc ConeS quiet.
SOFT, The Petroleum hrm and steady refined s'sgSasc
gaSt &c 4 nc .SDmsS y
Flour L. 3D. Grain 22eSd ReceptsFo1r 23I ~ S S
T SIS 66 2 bas SS 6usS CofO 5000
bush Saes-Wheat al 900 bush, Corn, 3oSOoO Dush'
Boston, Mlss March 5Elogr pneha9sed western s err
Patent Winter Wheas So 006s 90 Corn dull steamer ell
low G5GGo % n 4sss o 20 WIFE SF'
No White 4ldtl 90 shorts 81 ~ Mddlugs - OVss-t'
F9ysqns o eu pae fis 5o Family ami Extra Plate
$i6 SO Lari-sales at $40 25 ams sales ls Ii &c Butter
easy; Fresh made $50 Cheese n Good TO ChOoe lldii &
Egss seadler fresh Eastern yie keee,PsFlSnoG SoSo
b6s 200 sacks Corn o 9SUo3 osso @ bps Ian
ley. 700 bush.
BurPALo. n Y, March 6--Fonr steady. Wheat IN good
deman bnsh No Hard Duluth IN lots al 81 ID
Corn uiei sales Choice sample at do0e ears at
5305o ears No at Goo Oats steay sales cars no z
Certificate at Al Sc Barley unchanged Railroad Iteighs
TO New-York steady.
cNciyx,u, March Flour quiet Family, 81 e5ast go
Nav 81 O9 receipts $500 bushi shipments l,2UO bush.
Corn nrmi No. 3 Mixed, 4g9ao0o Oats quiet at So q
iS t SsS PORK quiet At si7 75Gsis co. Iaid dali
Prime steam - - Buikmeats steady shoulders "a Q2
10 u.s. short clear SO 80. whskey steady at 81 10. But
Ter hrm and unchanged sugar quiet; Hard Reauod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
CAPTAIN DUNCAN's SUIT.

The testimony for the prosecution in the suit
OF Captain c. c. Duncan against Tie Times to recover
100000 for libel finished yesterday in the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn. Captain Duncan gave some OF the
details Of his business b. f. EDsten then opened for
the defence Eugene @. Kingsbury. Of Captain Dun
cans deputies testified for the defence that he entered
the office IN 1872 His duties related TO steamers He
could not tell what Captain Duncan's did, he
rot in the office much. Joseph C.Jenks also clerk in
Captain Duncans Office, and Leayitt H. Stockbrdge, of
No 1G0 sOuthst, who ships sailors to the West India
rp stated when the office of Shipping Commissioner
was constituted fl 1872, the pay OF shipping clerks who
performed duties siiar TO those Of Captain Duucans
sons, was about $l2 or SIS week George H. Burling
real estate broker testified that the rental value OF the
by the Shipping Commissioner is about $500 OF $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
CoNKLIyG AND robson EXCITED.

Roscoe Conking and ex-Secrctary Robson
sat in the Office Of the Jersey Central Railroad In LID
etyst for SIX hours yesterday examining witnesses IN
the DinsmOre suit the of the examination OF
President Little OF the NewJersey Central the witness
stated that the Central taken from the hands OF the
receiver before 1t was leased 10 the Reading road.
Mr. Gowen-Would it have been safe for the road OF
Newersey 70 60 ont Of the hands OF the TeeeSer 5d ~
been known that II could not be leased TO tle Fauepha
AN NJ rI IittessN No # would not
Mr. Conkling~Do you think other things being equal,
that fact Of the roads being in the hands OF re-
Mr Lttie~Yes, do The fact that receivership had
been declared by the court strengthened Its credit
ceivcr once. would it be regarded as calamity if it
should fan back into his hands second time
Mr.. Little-I should certainly so regard IT. 49, !. 49,.
Mr.. COnkng-What would be an advantage to the
road in the instance would DO an injury the Sec
Mr.. Robeson-He did not say that it would be an adj
vantage the road TO be placed In the hands OF re-
when the directors could not and his claims took pece
dence over all mortgages and demands upon me road
called you, the plaintiff or the deiendain ls .o,,
Mr. Conkling-Then Of course you Will not object TO
bel < cross-examined
NJ. Robison--Certainly not.
Mr. Conkng ito the witntss)-If you not blinded W
this brilliant burst Of oratory from 1r Robson we VIII
proceed.
Mr. Conkng then asked several questions concerning
Mr. Iittles testimony given before Ex-Governor Beadle
none OF which answered satisfactorily to the eoun
sell After several unsuccessful attempts to obtain the
information he desired Mr. Conking sprang TO his feet
struck the table violently with his hand and exclaimed
Ihaye born this insOlence the part OF the witness
ioug enough He has the impudenco to eyade every
oueston put him. say this man. this president and
receiver Of railroad aud lawyer has the impudence TO
do what he knows ~ be most dcoureous act In eyac
ing my questions
Mr. Little said that he had read his testimony at
the previous examination several times When asked By
MI Conking what he meant by the term several the
witness refused to answer be considered the question
an iusolent one.
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COTTON N.RKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL March 5-l23o D. m.cctol steady: Mideins
Ipsnds I'D orleans. I'D. sales 10000 bales irciuhns
tOO speculation aud EXPORT receipts 1000 eA!rs
al American Fuures-U plands Low Mdns clause March
and April delivery 5 536it also 54O4i 10. April and
NAV delivery 55id; May and Juus delivery O3O4ds
do aud July delivery, 3O4dj DO july ana August
delivery, 6 ltd Futures nrm. 1900, -,
D. -Cott0nThe sales Of the day neuiCd 1,ylO DalCs
American. FutuesUpands Low Middlng clause, August
and September delivery, ll-6ld .,.,,,.- -,
230 D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Low MlGdlng clause,
April and May delivery 5J641 ,,., ,-
a3O m-COttOn-F uturesU planGs Low Mlcdlng elanse
March and April delivery, 55.6id.
5p. m Futures closed firm, 1900. 49,, -
GALVESTON March 5.CottoL steady; MddinE. lO2c Lev
Midling ID l6c, Good Ordinary, lll6c net receipts
259 bales gross 1859 bales; Exports TO Great BrJan
- ba est to France, - bales TO the Continent -.
bales: Coastuise - 1aIes saes w odes s"eA' '''o'
bales . 60 -. ,,,,.,, "a Z ~ -
Mddlng 97sc; Good Ordinary, 9lc.i net receipts o55
bales grOss 500 bales; Exports to Great Britain -.
bales TO France. - bales; 10 the Continent - eaesi
Coastwise 1860 bales sales. 300 bales last evening" ieo
March 5-Cotton steady Niddlng 10 7.lGcs
Low Miding Sc; Good Ordinary. 9l6c net receipts
47O bales gross. lSi3 bales Exports 10 Great brtAp.
- bales; 10 France, bales TO the Continent 100
bales Coastvse 1879 bales; sales 5OOO Oales last evening
bales. stock, 32y.3JO bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06

tested by Margaret Sargent and other relatives was ad
nitted to probate by Surrogate Calvin The General
Term OF the Supreme Court reversed the decson and
ordered new trial. Mr.. Hasdra testified yesterday be-
fore Justice Barrett that the contestants were unnt for
any associate with aud that he wond not trust one
Of them IN an empty house.
The case of Mrs. Maria CHASER, in her pro-
ceedngs for divorce from her husband Ferdnant CHASER
came before Justice Lawrence yesterday Mrs. CHASER
twice withdrawn suits for separation from her hus
band since last July, he promising each time to cease bis
cruelties He lie now in Jail in default Of $4,000 ball.
motion made yesterday for his release on the ground
that Mrs Chaser Friday signed agreement to sc
cept $40 month from him and TO discontinue the action
Mrs Chaser said that she had acted without ADVICE ana
because she must have been crazy"
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ssshc. Neworlsana ssaete. aoss steady ce.rea asS
Light IS <U0S6 49, Packing ana Butehes - 1851 ~, -
ceIpa 200 head, shipmens 900.

4: s: :. sssi :': . s;7'; X
20 ss ssnsn 2s "A
ss!!lss s es ;Sss
ss:s: ss s' Sssss ,s ss' SSssss
kss w SnsasGs s dsRssSss
s ssss g sSs;f ys'''s:. I;ps:s S :ss
SS3 sS' S.. aas
s cssh ?: & s Il Mr. M.,'n As s:ps
5 sss re Sass SS; s.:y ~ sg
e $ssSss ss sfs 81 s5r
8 ISL = ss.Ss !. s sS
is, SS3,.s m 81 ia s a"sssr ss
fss ss qa a%s ssss2se fanfare
s .ssd1 al
5000 bush 2ss Sa,s 9a, TO- 9GS S1. 1875
81 5u Snfs sS S: Barley SSs9 1906 Sss
DsSgSs &.ss' ssSai;i :'sfssS g %ss;
o' 5s re-. s ss f eal, 70 She
Sa,S SS 1900
bush.
rssHs, ss sss ass as e.:
s9sG April sl a1 Nay sS cgg q Rss fro "a
l. $50 bids No 679c; Barley brmi 20 2spring o9teS
Pas9 saT Ssf ss,nk vi cash
ss 8 sEsss $.s9 r.
s sS: Wheat SGsss' 1905 ss' Bailey
Flour 1000 bbs Wheat $500 bush Barley. 10000 bush.
MsF9s o 6F S gge; DO eg r s% rss9
So 90. Winter Patent SO lo9s6 5o DO Fancy ~ ~ MIN.
sk5' Se 81 G f" a az snS e.
9SGP lots ss rm h 80 if SS, s 70 P
A MTsa 81 T 81 a do q m ~ fs MsI u9e
81 ~ cori|ihe MaTci option fucd strong 1n closed e.
higher later months fairly active and after small nc
S cG aS G'Ps 5 G9'u d la G
%sa in E sSsn depot % &c. 9Th
slssR ds &c. sa asS coz sT
e2ci san Mixed March ~ Egg e ApIn yO o nm:
S %y "a and sGS irS :3"S White .se %Se
i g sais xpr 4ssIs:e MsytSti!s Jn% .lss
:s fo2k Ns,' fS SIS 5as az D So
a%SseG ksnns f9p ssa eSts G%tce.
92@2l c Cheese r1n and Oily active Ne~Yerk Pei
Issac p %sssT9 E g fSS
Confeconers &C. Feed unsettled Winter brao ss 51o
sS9 1866 Bas CSS Ens1 SSO
5000 6usIi Corr. 5000 bush. oats. 5000 BUSH
8 LQ eascs M'n S04G '' Fa an. $ s "
frm and higher No. Red 81 % 'Ssl l9a cash 81 lOS
Red dO fs To- % lower IS Ss5.c cash 4SsS
N Mar a o May Ssrsy yo DUN m e' Bu
f nTsn O higher ry at i'G ss cOTnSca Sqci sE
steady 20 SebsnaT S PSyS9. fo S Sc M
Short Rib s94Oas95o short Clear, 81 g z BACON s3
SO S. Recepts~FIour 5000 b1is; Wheat 1000 1us,s
Corn 10000 6ush oats 1000 bush Barley 1900 basa.
$1,000 BUSH; Cats. 1000 bnsh
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11vr srocK MARKErs-RY TcLEGRApH.


BUFFALO March 5-CG,-Receipts to-day, 20i head; total
for week TINS far time last week, $500
hea consigned through, 1j3 cars; market nrm Extra
steers So SOd$7 90; Common u Fair So So Light TO GOOD
Buchers's s. JGSi 40.
SsSp-Recelps today 1900 head total for week thus far
500 head; time last week, 600 head consigned
through II market dull Fair to Good western 81 70
as G Choice to Fancy So 1885, 5Oi Western Lambs 50 90
dS7 10 800 , 49,, F. -. A..
far 20 600 head for time last week, 2 OOO heal
consigned through SO Good to Choice workers. 70
aS6 U.s. Light Mixed 50 4Oas6 G5i Good Mediums. 81 OO@
Z 10: Pigs So 90 ass %.
CHcAGo March 5Te Drorers Journal reports HoGs0Re
CENTS 10000 head; shipments, $500 head market nrn
Packing 2OGS6 Is; Packing ard Shppng So SOG$I 90
Light, So 2G0S0 80. Skps, - 2OdS6 90. ..o.,
Catte-Recepts, $500 head: shipments 1000 LEAD ET
ports jOaS7 20; Good 10 Choice ShPps 20 W 20 Az
Common TO Medium, So 20 50 80 , I'm no., ,,.,o,
to Fair So J0dsl 30 Medium TO Good "a 7oGs5 OO Choco
TO Extra So 0OdSG CO. ooo -,
ST. Louis March 5.-Hogs-stealy Receipts. 1900 head
shipments 900 head Light 2Oas6 90 Packers St $50
So So. Butchers, 10 100 81 ID
Catls-Receipts 200 head; Shipments $50 head Export
er 80 5000 Good TO Choice shippers, s. sOgSG lO
Common Medium, So O09Sj 7; Stockers ana Feeders
Sheep-Recepts 5000 head; shipments 900 head FAN
TO Medium Good to Choice "a 5OGk5 30 Fancy
So 3OdS5 90 ,,-.- =. -. n,
head; shipments $40 head. 1901. -, mn.
Hogs-Recepts 020 head, shipments l09O head; Phila-
dephas, 81 40dS7 IS: Workers, So 40O$67 IS.
Shecp-ReCCpts, 800 shipments, 4OOOj fan 10 5000,
50 90 $50 OO Common. 81 00dt5 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March SIN the Court Of Appeals
today Chief Justice the Hon. William c. Ruger and asso
cates present the following business was transacted
No 2l2-Lewis Cuddeback appellant agt Oscar F. shor
man and others. respondents. Argued: ,. ,,.-,..,
No 9O-Zipporah Clark appellant agt William verpanck
and another executors impeaded respondents Argued
No 40-n the matter Of the accounting Of John Cohsu
executor OF Ameha Hail. deceased Argued
The following is the day calendar for Thursday:
Nos ass, SO, lO4, los, l07 lO9 1l2 andll5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
SENTENCES or PRISONERS CONMUTED.

ALBANY, March 4.-The Governor has COM
mucd the sentences Of six prisoners originally sentenced
TO the State Reformatory and subsequently transferred to
Auburn Prison, by which communication their several
terma will expire on March s, 1884 Their names are
Charles wilhelm and William Aspeke, committed Tor
forgery, Fannie Leonard, Henry Wilson, james Watson
and Wallace Bell sentenced for burglary and larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
TIE BEARS STILL RULING IN CHICAGO.
WHEAT VIGOROUSLY PoUNDED-coRN COMING
RAPIDLY TO MARKET.

WIlEA T VIGOROUSLY POOHDED-CORN COMlNN
RAPIDLY TO MARKET.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CHICAGO, March 5.-The bear side of the
speculative market again the favorite one with
traders to-day The different articles IN both grain and
provisions opened with good showing OF strength but it
was short lived and as soon as the trading was under
fun Roadway a declining movement set In. In wheat
the trade was literally pounded by Rcam who has dis
solved partnership with the famous "bg four a3d Is
now leading the bear element in this cereal.
Corn in lis fluctuations was affected more by the selling
OF the Lester house than any other Influence. The
Lester house has large Wall Street constituency, and 1t
was generally believed that Wall Street had taken hold to
bear the price OF In provisions the market sagged
more from dulness than from any other cause Pork
products were evidently high for spectators TO buy
while the stocks light. and tie condition Of the
trade "bush upon its present merits 10 invite free
short selling. The packers seemed to be Indifferent to-
day about the Of values, and expressed
but little interest in the changes made
They own all the stocks here, and
whenever they feel disposed to exercise their power are
in position to control the trade.
To-days decline in prices reached b i2c wheat alc
90 cents per barrel on pork and about cents
at the close the bear crowd seemed to be complete
masters of the general situation During the day pork
lard at 50 5OqS0 90, wheat at 0Gise9753
reported were made as the botton Tic near dcIverSs
for Ill kinds OF property wtle quiet, Cash pork
nominal ths evening dl III 10 ah ail ~ ~ 10 Cash
No spring wheat sOi at 0235a024 cents, and NJ
corn AT 5235G52A cents
The days receipts II corn reached 800 cars 81 ~
which inspected The country AFFORD good wheeling
and as farmers anxious 10 market their corn while the
cod weather lasts large receipts Of that cereal
pected The arrivals Of wheat today were limited TO
fny.three cars and OF hogs TO 1900 head. Private adj
vices received from points IN the winter wheat districts
are still encouraging in regard to tn crop IN some
quarters some injary is reported to have been IN
ficcd By the late cold weather but the rumOrs OF this
nd limited II number, and do not anect the general
crop outlook, winch Is sti satisia' t"fy'
TOLEDO March 5-Wheat duh; No. ! White ~ o.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-06
THE CASE OF THE BRUNSWICK.

James Mitchell and Francis Kinsler in March,
1879 leased that part Of the Hotel Brunswick extending
1l2 feet north and thirty feet east from Fifth-ave. at
Twenty from the trustees OF Augustus Gould
Hull who became OF age two months later. Mr. Hail
then brought suit against Charles Lyermore and Dr.
John F. Gray trustees Of the estate left him by his
mother, and Mr.. Liyermore was removed Dr. Gray
died In 1882. Mr.. Hull not 10 receive an absolute
title the property until he became twentyeight years
cid. On Dr. Gray's death he made trustee OF his
estate The lease TO Messrs. Mitchell and Kiuzler
was made for ten years at rental OF
$4,000. Mr. Hull has now brought suit
against Mr. Knzer and Rebecca y. Mitchell, as exccu-
tx Of her husband James Mitchell 10 have the lease
aside He declares that Mr. vermOre leased the prop
erty without consulting with Dr. Gray and thai the
rental should be more than $4,000; and that Mr. Liver
more rented part OF the hotel with front Of fortytw0
feet for sl4 900 year. The propretors OF the hotel
sert that both Dr. Gray and Mr. Hall gave their consent
tothe lease The case Is before Justice Van BrUnt the
Special Term Of the Supreme Court.
CIVIL NOTES.
The will Of Mrs. Cynthia Hesdra, q colored
NoElGE. who left her husband 100000 which was con
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REAL ENTIIE.

NEw-YoGK, Wednesday March s, lssS
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By James L. Wells
Ga story buildings with plotot land Nos 2tol2West
l25ths S. IT OF 5th.sye, plot lOOHlO0li' ga
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Bv Ricbord Y. Harneti d Co.

Mot OF land n OF West l2Sth.st. =, runnng
through to l29th:st, 253 q Of shave' plot lf2t'
l09 o; Henry We'll and + s........-.-.----
| 5-story brick building with lot, No $3.50 Sd.aye, :,
25.5n OF 24sh.st, lot 25x95, Jacob Rstmer-......-
BIZ JiiO. f. b. Sayh.
. 3story frame buildings with LOT. No liz lQthave
cor OF l7th.st, lot 23.3x lO0 Patrick Kelly.
2story frame building with lot No 552 West 14th.
st, IS l75 II Of llth.ayc, lot 25.2il3o.2i IL
Hart.
l lot No ,Gl2 Broadway n c cor of49thst, 2Jxi2ll;