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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOn OxA4AE-hOOOG O.
NoR sALE-Two NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSES
Bargain s. Dss 600 ' SS.l II III
EOR SALIENT. PLEAsANT-PKETTY CROOK
ssrns OAK street. srssds sub inauir: On pssni:ss
18Th n y. .scsicn. Sssd soSa snish tSroSsS H
ss s:ss ;a ABBY
EOR sAtE-MUsT BE SOLD 10 DIVIDE An 81.
. ;sssi rooms bah aLs sEsaks Tox sao NV
FoR sALE-sEyEkAL H E9LN H0UsEs ~, n
81 sS md :ssc sss'' asS
FoE sALE,;Isos ST. 9 STORIES, 20 g R0oI g:
Very ds.irae. new s-room dwellings. all modimn.
vide .ds as1a
'By s.'h
FoR SALE
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER
Successor to Danenhower Sonl
Real Estate and Insurance Broker.
li15 F st. NV.
A si1-story. GIVE bay, Window Apartment. House.
facing one OF the avenues ana PARKS
northwest in this city, convenient the several
and herdic lines. and 10 under rental paying hand.
n o nd sSpsS with ~
etc. The building also contains the usual sccompsn
ments Of large establishment such cafe kitchen,
janita, boiler and engine rooms laundry servants'
quarters baggage store rooms cellar and coal vaults
etc
Only ten Of the Oats furnished and the price Of
the furniture will be determined by appraisement
per annuln. and expenses about $4,000; estimated
profits, $1,000.
Price ESQ. 600.
Terms One-Quarter cash. and balance ON long time
at g per cent. my11-lm
EOR SALE-A FINE, LARGE THREE.STORY
Il Brick. on ST., near 10Th NV, 10 rooms. all i'm
provements; lot 20xl20; good location At great
rince Y sold before June Is. N. D. PECK. 93i st.
my16-1m
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SUMNER RESORTS.
THK PARK HOTEL
wrILIAMspoRr PA

THE PARK HOTEL
wIILIAMsPoRr. PA
Located IN beautiful Park Of nvs scr>s snsasd b.
grand old native forest oskA and surrounded hy soms
Of the finest mountain scenery In rspnsyiv.nla
Special rates Tor fsmfbes For cir0ulArs trms ID
address
myie-lm. MRS DONALD MCDONALD
OPENS JUNE ie-HorEL ALBION, COR ALLAN
Onc and Mass. avenues Atlanne CITY. CHARLES
pIifY. formerly Of oontinenisl Hotel ihils. and
chesirs; new danoins pavilion. within
V,HE ARANpALE NEAREST TO SPRINGS HoTEI.
open. June L RsiSrs.Sass ios.,sa midway s-s---a
the spr,ns, and ssaiord has essn snl,rs-d and ~
my.ss-lm: AIsrP q SMITH.
ro 4. d MSTd q ST Mans SSgSr 3,
hstemae River. viii open June the 9th for the ss>son
first-class sccommodafions for $50 guests.
Al newly built aud furnished IN the beet manner.
Prof Rspettss Brass and string Band has been en-.
Of row boats for the guests. free of eOsl Billiards and
The table viii be supplied with an abundance. Of Soc
steamer Le.ry leaves for the point Mondays We'd
Steamer Lake on Saturdays. and Steamer sue" on
sundays At O'Clock pm Leaves Baltimore Friday
AZ TOT s emu rs s,gEly 70 MASH WILLIAMS s,a
Point Md WASH. b WILLIAMS A SONS.
.el-2w prOgretors-
TIVE PENNBURsT. OCEAN END. MICHIGAN
ave. Open al year. New House. AL modern irn-
proNcments sun Iaflors.
nh2o-lmo Jel-2mo JAMES HOOD.
SWINDERMERE." ATLANTIC CITY, y. ,,
w Ocean end Tennessee ave. Elegantly furnished
and appointed: heated throughout
fs9-eOlmjelo@m Mrs q l. HOUSTON.
HoIEL PEMBROKE NORTH CAROLINA AYR
II near Pacific ave. Atlantic city. y j Cheerful
hEN II. JACoBi, Manager jA23eo-.,In IA leo I'm
HOTEL GILsEY. OCEAN END CONNECTICUT
IL ave- All antic CITY. under entire msnzxe-
ment iull OCEAN eleclrlc bells and through
out large rooms with high ceilings. beds and tsbis
nrst 9 ass. open June 1 20 October 4. r. n X
SCHNENCk. Prop. uyiQ-om
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"OTEL NAATERSKILL
SSaaTskILL MOUNTAINS. Ny.
SEASON OF lSSS OPENS JUNE 30
RATES REDUCED-x2l. 90
q week aud upward during July
Railroad access direct to the hotel Call OF send for
circulars TO w. +. PAIGE Manager.
GILSEY HOUSE. Broadway aud 29th St, n Z
myo-m w&s-26t
WHITE MoUNTAINs-BEAUTIFUI LocA-
w ted convenient to all points Of interest," lsrse
rooms open nres, dne lawns and shade trees livery
connected table first class reasonable Send for
circular Address THE kLMwOOD. Frsnconia. n IL
je2 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

EoR sALE-TwO NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSES
IL on d st. s.w. between Sd and Az; on leased
ground: bargain price, $500 for bosh o. L BOYkR
3ll Al 1T 1e7.St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK Thurs lay jan l9.-BEEVEs-R Receipts part
for he msrkst-ls cars at 6ost al 10 FOR Mr Easiman
Dressed Beef steady at 6 &c. Decent sides;
S.GS9c Choice and Extra sold in the slaughter
90. American Live Cattle selling at II 0l2 &c
shipmentsE7G5 quarters of Beef in the Egypt; 80
Sheep Beeves amt 90 Quarters Of Beef IN tue T s
MlLCH COWs-Receipis thus far this week, 70 head
as at reports Good AKers have ranged
CALVEs2ony abou: 50 Live calve, on sale to-day Feel
ing bunch Of Fed Calves sold at 4 an Fair to Extra
Caves aTmeE for oYansy Dressed yeass
l0ql3c for city Dressed and Tor Dressed orA'e anu
sS4 Hs,: 70 FED a. sS D. " Is
SHEEP liz AND LAM Bs-RecSpt. including arrival.
Es'ssg%caS cars
tai for days S4 head against a SS head Sd Sr the sane
sale. OF c6olss . Is Lambs ws's slow
aS Mutton T and ssyy weters
high 9S 1se' I oo hss ., So
II DO IS D. az 80 70 ss Michigan DO 10 D. at 50 % aS
j. s}s9t PSI ohio 20 70 sSsHa S B.
cset, go I,sans sheep ios p at s g. l7s
$n;S g ~ a. So
ads 81 KIN 30 ~ n Is 8 % s. a. 1853 So a.
200 DO 80 D. at 80 90 u DO 80 o. az 50 q q 20 90 ~ ~
e g z ~ 70 state LAMBS "A d. at 20 ''i 40 10 " "
~ sadIcr CO.. l7s Ohio Sheep. lOa TO- at SO 10; i8a
S we ss5s SHEEP g
~ DO 81 10 at 5.c l6e do 7s TO- at 40 1872 DO Is b. at
&c; 73 DO rs b. at 4sc 80 do 81 b. Ac II do 20 ID.
4tc ~ Pennsylvania DO 10! 2 at ec l2s pennylyan!ss
b. at 6isc 23i Western do 81 TO- at So 35 per 100 ~
D. Harrington: 209 state Sheep. 81 TO- at IS 62l2 223
Western DO 79 3D. at So 81 n 222 do. S2 ID, at IS As POL
do 50 ID. at So IS 224 Michigan Lambs 669 b. a. So
Haenbeck & Hollis POI OHIO Sheep 90l2 10, at 5;sc;
81 state DO ioI 10 at &c l20 state Lambs q ~ az 6c
Michigan Lambs 65 H. at So 80; 242 DO 10 H. at 6asc
% of 494 head Total for five days.
2S 46 head against 229 head for
None for sale alive Nomlnally weak at rs 500Sj 10
Country Dressed unchanged at go axe. for heavy. 10
7sAc for Medium and q 3 &c for Light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
terday the direction from the slump
The dealings fairly large scale and while the
Of traders 10 not rely there Is
tied feeling respecting the general situation and the future
outlook Opening up cent al S9s cents the mar ket i'm
proved trhe further and then sold of to 80 cents
spose TO rally nt however. ant
in tho last half hour improved with spirit to 80 cents
recovery nearly from bottom figures but 7
below quotation touched the winter advance
The Butler County not important and while
drilling Is going Clarion, OF sound Judgment are
disposed question tn probability Of finding moder
pool while the steady reduction OF stocks
ground continues aud the strength the refined
ket sustained Carrying continued at fifteen cents
there probably that would be driven
any purchases. In the absence OF
unfavorabe Developments the Of values
than the average trader expects The marked
closed strong at the best figures OF the day.
The range prices dealings at the ConsO
dated Exchange follows:
Opsning Lowest =
cheat 80 Final 80
safes. Oarrcs 100, DOD
Refined oil unchanged at 70. cents per gallon Abel
test at all ports
PIrTsgeRs Penn. Jan. l9-Petroeunl fairly active AMI
frme- National Tranat Certincstes opened q 50;
closed at 90 highest 90ls; lowest 1885,
BRADFORD. Penn. Jan l9.Natiola rrilst c.rtt1,Itss
opened 80 and closed at co. hShssI 902 lowest
TIrUsylLLE. Penn. Jan I9Nstiola rrstu csrt t;tsss
opened at 80 "a highest CO.'S lowest 1885, closed S9's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
STUDENTS ROWING IN 4 GYMNASIUM

THE COLUMBIA CREWS BEGIN WORK.
Tho students OF Columbia College had been rather DIS
heatened every Of the who rowed on last
years Varsity crew. Knapp 49, refused 10 20 into
training year. but the students who went TO
Gymnasium Monday 10 see the candidates Tor tho
Varsity and freshman begin their training
the prospect Seven men appeared In
the candidates for tho Varsity crew and as
added the list Those who began
work wore: E. KlaDp. 80. S. OF NJ (captan) c. X Beck
man. 49, S. Of A. H O. Pelton. 49, OF NJ T. Mcllvaine
go s. of A. A j. Lunt S. of L.. w. T. Foote. IT, s. OF L.,
ana p f. La Marche s. of L. All except the last three OF
these respective class and among
those will probably go into training during the week
Mekl eham 80 Denton 80. and wainwright 80 arc old
hands the The of the men were
not taken but tho put to work ON the rowing
chimes and ran few miles.
candidates the Varsity crew were WORKING
on the floor the put the rowing machines
and were by sidney Harris 49, who rowed NO IN
last years As the case last year. the
frsshmen in the Arts greatly outnumber those OF the
Mues and will probably secure more seats In
tho The freshmen went into the gymnasium
for the first "Wednesday but yesterday was their
first dav exercise with the chest weights
arm weights weights take long runs and work
some mschine& They average about the
Norro OF tn, of and j. s. Langthorne OF the
School OF Mnss Both will work in the gymnasium
until March the rowing with substitutes Will DO
pcked and will be begun tho Harlem River
The Freshmen a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Jan. 19Cstton quiet Midding los 10 70
Flour was steady Howard Street and western super
dne 81 81 az 75 Extra SIS 0Oo3 To- Family de 81 sOS
435 City 81 81 az s. Extra d. So OsS3 10
psave Patent SIS g. WhsatSouthern quiet Red "a SgIc
spot SIS. 0ssLc January s7'.0Ss4c; February So. q
80 Nav 939g3tc Corn-sonthsTH nrm: White SsS
6764c; January 57c bid February a55sc May 6O'4
Gle Oats steady. Southern 30636c Western White
4O042c Western Mixed 81 $780, Pennsylvana 500 SOC.
Rye steady at 6S070c Hay firm: Prime 70 Ghoice west
Bukmeats. shoulders and Clear RID e sdes PACKED a
Hams l2.al3c Lard refined Spc Butter quiet western
do 10 9l5c Petroleum steady Refined at FAC. Coffee
steady Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair l1hGHse: sugar
rrm soft ll6c Copper refnsd arm at 10 a loo.
WhisKey STEADY at 81 l5asll6 FreRhs to Lvsrpsol per
steams-Cstton 1854 Flour in sacks per ton rs g. Gram
old Receipts-Flour 6.4O0 bbla Wheat 1000 bush Corn
Il 600 bush Oats 100 bush; Rye loo bush; ship
ments-Four 900 bbls. SaesWheat 100000 bush Corn
10000 bush
BOSTON JAM lo-Flour dull Corn weak steamer
No 2 Whts SG439.c NO 3 White 42s42hc: shorts
Midng S22 0S24 90; Winter shorts SOB 90 Gf23 20
Butter steady Cheese Fine Northern 22G l3c Far to
Good II 0l3c. Eggs 2Oa23c. Receipts for The week
oats 60 600 bush. Shorts 4l,o0o bush.
BUFFALO Jan. l9-wheat-No l Hard dull offered
at elc No l Northern Pacific 50 l2c Winter Wheat
dali ana easier not generally lower No Rel Michigan
9i ac No l White Michigan o2c asked on track; Corn
nnsettled and lower; No. BIC No. 65AG55l9c. No
unchanged; No. White 39Hc; No White 3s q
ss nc 30 Mixed 36s. SIC track Barley strong-No
Canada bright 95 96c No Canada 90 Ss4c No Canada
9i ay9c; No 3 Extra S50s0c. Millfsed stoady-wintei
bran sio 5O spring $40 $50 Receipts-wheat 800 bush
Corn 4 900 bush. Shlpunents-whcat 5000 bush
Cuc.co Ian THE lead ng futures nged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
TIE TRADE In CHICAGO.

cuc.Go Jan 10 SpsetaDThe gossip on the floor OF the
Exchange sun the pork pit but the interest in
Bloom has subsidized The talk all concerns new act
bnvers Singer offered 10000 barrels for May delivery
an o. was at snapped by the Fowiers The price
from that advance and at the clsse the hg
we're s4 So The Fswlers through enc OF another OF
,.er many American Packing Company Clf
90, g Co or Fowler Brothershave day after day. since May
rr was at sls so been taking thousands OF barrels
sho who doe. most their trading has taken seine days
on ooo Z. 40 600 barrels When his operations began
% he ths talk of tho pit he left of and Clifton began pnr
chas,ny tits now estimated by tile trade that this big
Engsh houss ArInsurs rivals hold certainly 6oooo barrels
and p..ssly pork 1t is also supposed mat
the Nelson the the Adams and the Bee9e pork
il Intact This makes trade as much puzzIea eyer
over the because Is hardly concevape mat
would 20 long VITA any othsr Dg inc
In the market uDless the holdings were idenucSi or
except on big deal May pork opened ~ :ia az
There only 28 900 hogs al the sock YARDS a.
May pork closed si4 90 after having touched sis
Other products followed pork up MAY Iara oPeho1
.pd uD TO g 81 ana closed e e. tS:T o. NY ia'f'
was bear day a. the grain pits JoSes t rbsst
The reospts ~ the primary markets. $4,000 bushels were
vnS saiss thers and purohaseS here Tho MAY op,ioa
opened 45t0sst sold down TO e2pe62h and closed
Th d;d receipts were only ~ Cars s. Ta Sss s he
session The May option opened 81 bst sold down 10 on
ana closed 81 ba<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
COTTON NARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LivERrooI- Jan; 10 y m-Cstton-Fntures clssst
steady; Uplands Low Kidding clause January devsr
37Gld sellers Jauusry and February delivery. 37Gd
sellers: February and March delivery 3Sstd sellers
March aad April dsver 1854. value; ADril Mag
delivery 1854 6uyers; Nay ana June delysry. i2dtd
aud July delivery. 4i64d. value, Jdy and
August delivery o 1854 valu,' August and September
delivery 9 47.64d sellers
GALvEsroN Jan 10 -Coltsn-Quei Middling 1916 Lew
Mdaling 9.l6 Good Ordinary. Q ll6. ne; and gross
receipts, 1913 bales: exports Great Britain baos.
experts coastwise - bales sales COG bales, stock.
40,0le bales
NORFOLK. l9-Csttoa- Quiet; Mtilirg 10 l.lG Dos
receipts. 1913 bales 70 Great Britain
bales exports the Continent, bales; exports
coaswiss 1913 bales sales 246 bales stock g. l75 bales
SAVANNAH. Jan l9.-Cotton-Quct Mldalng. IL 49, Low
hddng. go Good Ordinary. 81 act aud gross receipts
344 bales; Iports to Great Britain bales; exports
Continent exports TO France. 2jD bales;
exports cosstwise 1875 bales sales 1880 bales stock.
Sp.455 bales
NEw.oRLEASs Jan. i9.-Cotton-Easy; Mddllng. 1916;
Mlddlng so. Coed Ordinary. liz; net receipts.
373l balss grss receipts 1920 bales exports 10 0reat
1883 bales exports the continent $3.50 bales;
France bales: -
bales; sales, 5000 bales. stock. 1892 1873 oasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
TINTED STATES SUPREME COURT.

wAsHyGToy Jan. 19.-The proceedings OF the United
States Supreme Court to-day were as follows;
No ss7 The United States appellant agt the san ia
cino Tin Company Reassgned for argument on January
pS at the head OF the call
1885. John s. Quarles aud others appellants ag@
w. H. Simrau others. Appeal from the Circuit Court
OF the the middle District OF Tennessee On
melton Of William A. McKenny of counsel for appeees oe'
ereed to docketed and dismissed with costs
No 1883 Thomas Porter and Others plaintiffs in error
ACT Aapsos w Beard collector etc Argued BY Charles
tevi Woodbury. plaintiffs in and by soictorGener
al jerks for defendant in error.
No 1884, Alanson w. Beard collector ETC.. painln In or
DOR AIT Thomas c. Porter and others Argued by solicitor
General plaintiff in and by Charles Low
Woodbury. for defendants In error - -. ,..,s =
No l95. Roland W0rthnston. collector. etc. panun IN
error jeremiah Abbott aud others Argued 0y
General jerks plaintiff error and by Chales Lew
Woodbury. for defendant IN error. . ,,.- u.
No 1876 Oreses Cleveland and others. appellants agt
Rhodes Lockwood Appeal from the Circuit Court OF tne
United District OF NewJersey Dlshsseu pei
stipulation 4. o..o, oo, Fran
No 1877 Edward Thornton. plantih in error agt iran
els Schreber others Argument begun by FRANK
orchard for the plaintiff IN error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
pr,ruREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS

Steady cash at the Produce Exchange
Yesterday exporters laggard In their demands
Only AZ 900 bushels wheat represented the purchases OF
cereals y shippers The speculaons moderate In vol
ume and profes character The dealings III wneao
amounted TO 900 bushels Tho opening was shade
higher and there disposition TO cover shorts Tn
cable advces and paucty the demand
caused decline OF cent followed in the late ransac
b, recovery which left the early months unchanged
and the later months shade better Final quotations were
January ooh; February 900. March, 9l1 April 80 {;
Nav $685. June 937s; December 9G' cents The corn OPP
tops were hgher at the start but suffered reaction
of - cent The close steady at net losses oil Tor
rrarv AZ GoA and . cent for February co., May and
Jnne At 81 cents dull but easier the options
ending lower at 3S for January, 3ss LOT
and 3gh cents May There was no sfp0r, demand
r hut the Opton market enjoyed furthef sarp
ending M 5d points fellows February 6O mar91
81 81 April 81 70; May 81 So June 81 81 Juy 90;
rhe recepts OF grain -four reported yesterday az NO"
YORK baltimore ieipia and Boston were as
whea, % O50 bushels 4o734 bushels oats d. o
bnshos. total gram l2356s bushels -four Si721 PACE
asss AT Chicago Milwaukee and St Lonis me arrivals
We're: wheat 27.s6l bushels corn 81 OZ3 bushels
s27 bushels total gIain Z9i'oo oushes' hou'' o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20

sSs n:.s, 81 s.D. ..eon :a:. y.
loss barrels aui.SsA IN: basis 4
~" p ss,'' roll fassI ss: es oss 800
Choice Flat Regular il si2o Hog. stronger. oo%mos
iso shipments 500 '"a ''''''' ."
s Cash Ias iaSSs1v sc T rsssu c.A So Ne
WIT. ss Corn N: zoe os 400 su. "a. Corn
bush. Oats i 5000 S' bush. "'A' '''' ~ wi" '''''
L ISD .H Jan ia-Iheas steady; $50 bm Corn
ss.g Hard Jsn.sIy, &c Fssru.rv 1ss MAJ
77it ~ ~ H.ra.n Janaary &c; feo.eary TAG May
MLw,ykxz Jan. i9-Pour dull. whos. Irregular Cash
; w. was s.e Es. w ss r1 ss No.
Ashs 81 Ed s sDa9y s. sas
,ghsr 6ary 100 zoe EsE' At Iss2oS Cheese chs n
Inah Bsrey 5000 BUSH shp@.nts~Four 1000 S6'..
PEesA m 5aa Ige5s acHys Nigh Mtsa A7ss
%nsEs 81 ar a5mm%lnes q o. Spirits slo' eceOs.-
sSipmsnis~coia s.ioo bush. oats 2o5o bush Barley
2.4OO bush.
an IaH Sc % o TO-
s. % ~ O Roller Pcoc, e sa% ~ s' &
GsaT Do DO straight e g I1as.,
southern ILLINOIS Clear "a rs; do do straight ~ $50
ar % oa "a so aF 70 q 60 P
good choice a. 90 fasorlI. SI.aG' 10
. $ss2 IS per 100 D. Wheat prices Inied sSIsaGy
gH s !S' 1sa sa '5s
do for April 93td93l2c; do for May 9i'se94 &c Corn
light receipts demand s0w options quiet sales OF StsaEer
No Mixed In gram depot 81 steamer No Yellow
In grain depot SO 2c; steamer No high Mixed IN gram
depot 5sc Ne. high Mixed in grain depot So No
Mixed for January 3D. a5s4c; do for February 68td
March SO 595ac; 10 for April 0Of 46OSc;
do for May 6ls06l1c Oats. prices OF spot lois ruled
steady sales Of Pennsyivans Rejected White S6c Nest
Rejected White 40c, No. White 4e4 No Whte
42c; No / White AZ &c Futures quiet; Ne White t'f
January 4laG4ls4ci do for February 4l1atitc
AZ &c; do fer May 42sS42lc. Potatoes were
unchanged Psnnsylvana ana Ner.Ysrs Earl, e eS
Toe: do Burbanks White stars chsice 10 a foci
do Burbauks Far TO GOOD 7ee7Sc Heorons ehoce
73975c; do Fair Good IS zoe Provisions were stea-
Beet ctv family per Dbl 50 10 "a 50 o0 DC packes
PORK mess sl8009i6 sG DO primo mesa new SD %
do IA nY $40 OO9I7 Rams smoked IL 3el2 &c DO r
l0Qllc. Sides coar ribbed Ia SALT os9yc 40
smoked gP@ lOc shouters dry salt fallr cured
I &c do do. smoked. s40s9c. Bellies in pickle,
s9iac- do Breakfast Bacon. leo llc Lard steady
CITY Renned IS so: Steam 81 S7a Butchers loose
81 50DSSO 90 Butter hrn-Pennsyvania Creamery Extra
Y. Creamery Extra "a S25ca Packlag butter ll0ito
Cheese firm. New York Fun Cream l22dl2+c; ONO
Flats Choice ll9idl2c do. Fair 70 Prime ii a II &c
Eggs were steady. Psnnsylvana nrsts at 22c
Ohio Western at 2lc. Pstroeuu-7o
Abel test Dbs TAO sugarRenned steady Grsnulatei
1867 &c Powdered at 4.l6G7 G-l6c Feed steady
Winter Bran s2l OO0s22 90 per ton Recelpts-Flour
$500 bbs Wheat 44O0 bush Corn $500 bush oats
$500 bush Shipnents-Whess 1900 bush Germ ll.oOs
bush
TOLEDO jan 1a-whsat dull Cash SIC; Nav S9a 80 &c
Corn active; May 54c oats olies May 3o%c Co'erseee
steady Prime "a Is Recspts-Wleat a. eOs bush cor!
$4,000 oats $4,000 bush. Shpments-Corn $1,000
bush oats $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Charles Franckyn has taken prompt action relative TO
order OF Justice Andrews requiring him TO furnish sir
Bsohe Cunad with bill of particulars in his suit against
Mr. Franckyn certain securities and moneys MI
yesterday filed appeal from the order
20 the General Term
Jacob sharp application transfer Of the suit OF Peter
Hayden against him for alleged balance OF Ss72 30 io
wire fence for Mr.. sharps Rome denied by
Justice the snpreme Court yesterday MI sharp
tired Oneida County instead OF the Cv
alleging that the case could not be reached
aero until and could be tried in Oneida County In
March, and and he wished to settle up
dis accounts desirable to have this change OF venue
verdict OF $50 500 against the Manhattan Elevated Rail-
way Company rendered in the Superior Court yesterday
by urs before Judge sedgwck the suit OF William
* Mortimer executors OF the estate OF Rich
ard Mortimer for damages Nos ]. and Bowery aud
"a and Division.st The made up OF $4,000
with 81 80 from May J. 1882. TO May l. 1882
and 400 with s475 20 1885, TO July
3S. 1856
Judge Insraham in Supreme Court decided yesterday
that Joseph Cunningham the manager OF Miss Lillian
Ooott must return the manuscript OF Theo
dora the Agency for Dramatic Litera
aure This agency ths has exclusive cOnrotof the
rights to all OF sarous plays Mr. Cunningham
agreed OF $500 and rs cent Of the gross
receipts week The charged that the
manager paid nothing since April last and therefore
demanded the return OF the play.
Justice his decision yesterday on the ap
pcation and Frederick f. Proctor owners
III the Theatre and OF others IN Brooklyn Al
Sy aga sc for fs
pay sSS HIN rS P Fs Vie sa as
and Proctor Mr Lacey he TO have had ny per
cent OF the gross receipts but did not get it.
Mr.. Bella BST obtained Jp; fS C Da an hf b
IN, Seu aasesT OF their child The two were
i37a that time Mrs Beir charges MT Belr receirer
$40 while himself was the manager
An large wholesale this city and received 1000
salary. with this Mr.. Beir usel TO take MS
which to raise money lie
4 sporting man. DuDdsm appears in the charges
made by Mrs Beir.
The heirs OF William Walker seeking in the supreme
Court TO the Mutual Reserve Fund Late Assocauoa
nav a $4,000 his life. MI walker ded
several years ago having payments In his policy
The refused to pay the pocy
ON ground besides other things that MT walker h1d
made misroprs regarding the state OF MS health
The thereupon. brought suit 10 compel Inc
next demurred TO me comp,snu oa ,ardv
In tho special of the Supreme Court motion was
then maie Alfred Taylor on behalf OF the company W
allow il 10 come the its merits H.
the heirs objected declaring that Tue
eompany had making vexatious delays io years on
fechncaltos and that should now submit as his was
eiear Decision reserved
Barrett. in the supreme court yesterusf
An divorce 10 Miriam fotor fom "a
Potter They married In 1874.
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