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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw.YorA, Thursday March 2f.--BEEvTs-Eee
sa.s ss sss e e asG IAN
and single carload g Jersey city fOI hs market
ap sg s a. ss Si Ses tribe DINER !. ssS $40 pr
ordinary 70 prime 9gs,lg received from London quota
trge,,tsa beef steady ,, q All ~ La
sSipsS Ssss g ne re ssI 5ss. "a
vii Rffff Ss sden win Rss css. and the Sc Romans
a0I MICK Hi cows-No fresh arrival. The 50 heed -
ceiyed thus Car this week have been sold stsa pioS
f.S ZEE ss'e !. ps e ~ 90 ss n
steady at 6asc per b for vealA 49,.
3 sas 10 f s s'qai ':
dressed sold At calls. and even up 70 IL t2sl2e y
c'G ssiss-Hallenbeck Hollis: yesls 1877 D svsr
Re- lSS M q az 3 T. & =
90 s e 81 AND EAassRseslps IS ,sslesa:
carloads q Jersey CITY ana ss', q 3 eSs
about 1s ss lamb sss ss' rss sss %
esh and sale on s9s sS, ann nseg nd ssss fer s
Good to prime sheep sold at IS ossss % ps 100 NJ
and ss 70 s snSce n Ssss DEMAND and rpo s
wcrs at ss2sT per head, the market ruling firm fos ss
s'0 Dressed mutton dow At 7sse per sss..sa yss,li
a Sressea sp q lambs n are dsns
quoted g Soas1 Pc. CAGES oss s,ssD los ,ys..
At sss;!S S;5'iss'fsss ssS s Is
Hume & Mullen III State sheep ss D, a. ss2af
1ss dc. es m at s5 80 SO Michigan DO 1oi ~ sssSSst
% state Lambs ~ n az 80 az. 80. az. :.
Hsiienbeck & Hollis: 17S Michigan sheep Ion N, a.
J. r. ssdier & GO. ise Ohio Sheep. 81 D a. ss2s
S SsS a'so; a Il 2 Is z oSs Lambs 81 a ~
s ySdR auekinasam: 21s Michigan Sheep, 81 D.
- J. N Pidcoek: 200 Michigan sheep 90 H. at g %
Hn(Ss-Receipts carloads OF 1913 head only y
head for sale and not sold before Change NominsBy
steeSy gn - drssssS p SncSsngsd at 5esc for A
1-4l6 Glc for medium; 3467 Lac for light love-
Jerseys and States and 12GSc for light upper Jesyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
1RNY AVID EAyY INTELLIGENCE.

yashinaton. March al--Capsain william II. Bxby,
corps Of Enensers been ordered from Wilmington
n a. 10 Fort Npeoa, n. O.. on public business Cap
tain Solomon W. Roessler Corps Of Engineers, has been
ordered from wflIeps Point N " 10 he Stevens In
stitute L. T. TO Phisdelphia and Baltimore public
business Captain Charles Hobart, 80 infantry, has
sesn relieved from recruiting duty ~ Columbus Barracks
ne erasred rcjoin his company Second Hsutenant
waldo T. Ayer 10Th Infantry has been granted twenty
asys extension Of leave Of absenee
Secretary Tracy has ordered Cemmoaors A. ID. X.
Bsaham 70 take command Of the Navy Yard Of Mare
Island which position made BY the departure
Of Rssx.A Admired Bsnap take command Of the Asatc
ssusdrsa Commodore Renham is Ut present on waiting
ssasrG
Rear. Admiral stsphsn b. lace has been infsrned By
ths Navy Dspsstnent that he viii be placed the re-
tirod ist on March IS HIS setirement win cause the
promotion Of the following officers Commodore David B.
8syzaony 10 DO Rear Admiral Captain y H. Ramsey 70
be Commodore; Commander William r. Casey 70 be Cap
tsan; Lssussnsnt Commander Roy1 B. Bradford 70 be
,nt.ccmnsndsr; Lieutenant Junior ersdel CAases ~.
MsCsrsrey = Be IAertensat and Ensgn John g. uImby
q be Lisuteaant (junisr grader. Commodore Hsony
e ~ presept Cicf OF Bureau Of Yards and Docks and
his four years csmzssion for that place expires On
Marsh ~. twa dsys after tho Retirement inst his
Advancement 1t q the genef opinion ct the Depart
sent that he win b Sesppointcd In which case be win
be the ealy Rear Admiral duty ~ tbs Department.
Commander Charles Eokeky 10 be placed the
rorr6 uss esung the following sddiseaai promotions
f1eutepeue- Connander George A. Converse 70 Be Com
xnsndsr yaeubsnant II r Gilsaefe TO Be I1outsaant
t,omusnfer xsutsnnns 1unior Reedej Hxs4h T. Beatty
u be ISsussnan& and Eneiea 1homss O. hessss % be
EAsgtsnxas lisnise efs6sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
LITTLE FAITH IN The oB1NGE TRUST
q. q! PALMER THINKS IT IMPRAcTIoABLE-soMI
HINDRANcEs IN THE WAY.


Dealers in oranges and fruit merchants generally
arc much interested In the revival OF tho report that
company is being organized for the purpose Of con-
trolling the whole Of the Florida orange trade. O. g.
Palmer, of No 1875 Readest, one Of the largest COM
mission dealers In Florida oranges, gave his views on
the subject yesterday He said: I" The story has an
aged flavor The idea originated some two months
ago. but have not been able to find any house. In the
business Of recognized standing thai has entered the
alleged combination. 1 have also looked carefully
through the Florida papers and the papers devoted 10
the trade, and I find they do not approve the
scheme. One Of the bestmformed papers Of the
growing districts says the scheme is impract-
cable. Another says It Is absurd.
My own opinion 10 that no combination viii ever
work successfully. 1t Is impossible 10 grade the trust
as proposed. Some Of the growers IN some districts
Of Florida produce oranges that far superior TO
the fruit grown in other parts, and they can get
better price for their products the trees tan others
can IN the market Besides, the quality OF oranges
varies much that 1t is impossible TO grade them.
Of tho high Glasses Of fruit would
sent to grow for dollar box, which Is about the
price proposed by the supposed pool The ransporta-
ton from working successfully The heaviest part
of the cost is limos In orange Districts and In many
eases IL costs moro TO get The fruit over the local
lines and outside the STATE than TO bring II the whole
distance from the State borders 20 NewYork- don't
think there VIII be corner IN oranges At present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


calendar called at II O'Clock.
?is sG i :SIo s96 81;
i: s9 sS s5S l2s i2S tsS 1885, 1891 1882 1883
srEE and W.: Nj Tss 5sS FA
MSs $Ssi ss!s $ss1, slS7 s{S si7s, $500 $751; aSOS
sGiaSG SSrTiSPlh1 u-Bstoro o'srlen, u
sgPExsI coUiT~clScviIz PART Before Van Brunt.
sS .aS@ 1Ss so a9ss se ssSs
syPaExE coyHT@o IacpIT.PAgT IV.--Beiofo Barrett u
suaRooAlts couar-Bslore Ransom s-wils Of Henrista
Wsltlen 10 .: mi Rosa Johnson. y M.
zn;aso T SST Ven iSS sarah @
RoroeT and a. FItz 1850 a. m i''4'' ArAeA' '0nn
SUFFICE GENEaAL THnM-AaIeprned for the torn
Motions. A '''A'--'''A- -NA--i''O'' ou0'nAH' d.
sUFEHIoH coyRr-EQUrT TERx-DeiOrs sodswlsE, O. T.
surEEios oougf rRlAt TERx-.PlET I-Beors purro, ].
iSS iO00 i''' 1859 'i' 4ES0 1882 i'AS 1850 1890
l4S4, 1901. llS3. 1919 1854. -" N0-'
y 7 s 1919 1902 1853 1885, 1900 1852 sSi l947 iO2o
S SSSs tPr
eeTSSs iSSfSfe bS6 sssS
ySoa Sss llos. loi7 lo7s, sos $780, S7s, sas ilSs,
cohNOs PlEis-TaiiI FSs-PARr IIAdOurnod for The
clrr cotnr- SPECIAL TERN Before gehrbas Alotons
$3.50 1898 1892 1888 asia 2sSS 1857 2s57 Ss7s $685.
cIFr ccusfGrnai faSsPSRr Before Browne
ss Sls S Ss19 S 1913 1919 ssS ss$s
3s43 sale. 3l4B S43s, 3lSs sl2s, SAYS. -
,3 s Ia SSSs :;;S SI'
Slb2 2761, $780, 1915 940f. 34lb.
COUNT or GENKRAI SRaeloNs-PART Before Glderseeyo
r. and Assistant DistricEAttoTney MacdonsNos. 20 10
inclusive. n
copRT on ozsxRAE sEssIoxt-PART u.-Rsioro cowins.
elusive - =. = ~
cogsr q oLsEnAL sEssIe, PART Before necorasr
Inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BAIrnfoRz Mar 9l.-Cotton auiet Mddlins fosslota
flour active drm; Howard Street and wessrn auperrn
81 sos so, Extra 50 60a< so; Family do 81
S MIL. ge Brands Exs & zsss so W. a. strss
e g e o.
Futs 100 close Lonsbery lo2sloSs No SCH ss
lode western strong No wiassr BED spot zsa -
White ti1t3c Yellow to94ic Western fr%sf MIA ,s
scs.lc March .9ssalis; 6ADrn o e. ssss s
h soaihern and psassyyAnia , wers SSsssf rSS
No White steady q, 3sc Bye qu,es e e4S sSe 5 P
ar. pms % Choice Tme;ay q SIS s0Is M. ~ 500
shoulder g: oissy BAD Sides 7e 90 Rssssa H ys
i BsssszE ssasss sssssn Packed Beet
S esssSg ksspsa e eoS coss au r ss1sos
spsas quiet w ssss 3 :. ST & Lss
Tyerpool per steamer quiet weak Cotton ssei Eiout
per sacks EOS Grim per bush, eo c' wdss ss
5000 bash Corn 1900 bash snip M c sasS l0'
BurAIo, Mar. 9l-whsat-So ] Hard higher sA k 2
Northern 81 % Old No Hard closed a. 81 S<; Nes
NSrtben 81 81 s winter wheat quiet closing outsds
prices Of carloads No Bed AZ csc eAroaas %
ss1 AZ Al O3 0SS; NO Red 81 NC track Corn quiet
and weak No. 2 37a9Ssci No 3 3scj No 4. SECS Ne
yellow Ssi.c Yellow 81 track Oats steaHy NO
white sic White ~ No ,1 aa5sS Ns gaI,fs
SHt steady; Spring Patent 81 1897 so Best Winter
Is 1896 90 Meed steady Winter Bran slA 30 Cornmea
steady Oatmeal steady. ReccptsWheat lo00 pusn Co6n
10000 bush. oats $4,000 bush. shpments-Wheas z~oo"
bush.
"A al iopys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
MfDDI. rs-.f,uIJ - rstAar eas3er.

.MtpDI Es Dan "a s. q !, ssa,.. slats ~
ssssod sess o.. sc Losing ssa
q sSou sls., Dsss sas lSS r. w o se.s
ss's. e al sss. sS - a1ss s' S
soS IS gSs J eGss.a 'sssa as S
at 1850; Refined stesdyi cs1tlnsat TS0S
y9s, 70 Quality South ArssrisA ec..--,7
:sssse, ~: ssssss
ttc e rood pss2 asss s e ay asS
sIssey s,. ssssss Wa. ,u ss 1,s ,s sessssN
nES sss ss.ss /, .is s
lgs1Ss % sssssss III ississ ws:ssis gssssy sa
isssaSs s1ss Ell. z issss
sIn creamery ssm5nsr and fai. i2sise sssss as!,y
fsais s5s s sacs = ssse is so
s s .s asFa 'ssss % siss 81 ls sS H
.say ss s ss..s 10 "a aaes sss ss
Sso ' IN J sss gsl Essn siS sSs
STATE sss Isl Ssis ssi sc;
"istsgA RRsw ss agsn higher A shd sI:y .sv. M
s s;1sssic s 5sss lsds i ss
e Ssssd ss ss poSSsrs ia 6rs Sasa:
Mould csa.s 81 ce1ts'Ss. ;sss
sSs xsligs, s 1893 &c ..... 80.
TAILOw-Q uies but held hrm Primo chg sasA~s
7.i6c; no sales. ~ :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

BVYAIo Mar 2CAttlo-Reeeipts for last "a honrs $50
head Total Tor the weak thus 5000 head Tor tho
same time last week 1880 head. Consigned through OIL
carloads so OF which u New. York none on sale.
sheep and LAmbRecepts last ~ h0ure Tern 400 head
Total r thus far 22fOo For the same time last
week IS 900 Consigned through IL caToads OF which to
York 90 oarl0sfs sale market steady Common 10
Pair Sheep e. 60d4 90 Good 10 Choice ~ 520s4 10 Chooe
Extra rs qS5 90. Lambs rm Fair 10 Good " 800
s5 Good 70 Choice s6 b0d6 20 Extra 90 90 offerings
mostly sold -.
the lus far 20 $40 For time last week 81 40
Consigned through 30 carloads. IL Of which To- NewfoIk
70 carload. on sAo market lower Light PiSs - eoSS 9S
Selected Workers ~ 90 selected Medium weights 20 WI
Rough 81 10 e4 20 suags 81 so carloads held over
CHICAGO Union Stock YAgiA Mar, 2l"Th Drovors'
Journal reports Cattle-Rooep 10000 heads smpmen
10000 market steady - l06A 60 Steers ~ 90
81 co. sooksrs and Feeders - so ~ 80 COWS BUNS aOd
NlIod 81 so 90 TO- Texas steers ~ OO0S 20 "a.
HoEs--neoelpts $4,000 heaA shipmehA I,eoVi mMks.
strong Mixed - 56aSi SB; Heavy - ooaSh To lAght
slsoSsi s0 skips g soal as Pigs o. sog+9S .rs.,
seAy NAryes 81 sosss 90 wsstSrS SsTn ne u 200
81 LoUA Mar 2i-Cattle-ReceptS 200 shipments y
none, market steady Choice Heavy Native steers ~ 50
aSI bB Fair Good SS 0ok3 90 5tookeCs and Feeders
s9l0et3 Is Hangers, corn.ted " s0@sS Spi CRASHED
'HSSs-Rsceipts 5000 shipnoars nsrsss steady
Cbntse Heavy ana hatchery Selections ~ i06N 30.
Packing Medium 70 Prime n 5O9A o. Lznt hranes
Ordinary 20 Best, ~ ebaA rs. -, 49,,
Sheep-Recepts 0UTj AhpmenS n0nei mArkoS steAoys
Fair % Choice Is Oe9es 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
1rstxr WHEN SHE KILLED REB CHILDREN

THSlHE WHEN SIZE AlLLbD hHs S~A~-@~>
wt,he,mina Lebknchner the sick woman VINO mas
AN an tral for several dsys before Judge Glider
,,e.vs an a charge OF murder ia killing her child
rnsries by poison was acquitted yesterday by the
Jury on the ground Of insanity at the tme OK inc
commission Of the act. The evidence taken yestor-
dsy was brief Mrs Lebknchner testified that sister
WIS her only relative In this country and she was
eonfined on wards Island.
Emanuel Buriando, an officer Of the Society for tho
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, testified on behalf
az the prosecution that when Mrs. Lebkuohnsr called
st the Office OF the Society IN March, 1888, she was
apparently under the influence OF liquor. he saio
that ne promised 10 call for her children the next Day
Mrs. Leokuchner became excited for the first time
since the trial began except when she was giving her
ovn testimony She called out @You hei you lie"
and started up as II to approach the witness
The witness said that he gave her ten cents and
man followed her 10 tho foot OF Twenty thtrdst She
rat on the wharf, weeping bitterly. He was AFRAID
that she woald XII herself or the children
Joseph Mari testified that Mrs. Lebkaohner drank
fresly and did not have good reputation
John r. Heirselmann and Assistant DistrictAt-
torney Macedonia made tho closing addresses to the
Jury Judge Gndersleeye in his charge defined care
fully the degree of insanity which much exist TO
excuse the defendant
The fury was absent from the courtroom Ter three
hours. and about o'clock returned with the verdict.
Ths woman seemed 10 expect the acquial and she did
NOT display any feeling Judge Gdersleeve said: II
had been Juror would have acquitted promptly
Another indictment for killing the other child Is
stsil pending, and Mr. Helnzelmann moved thar II 90
aismisssd Judge Cidcrsecye said that he would not
grant the motion at present ..,u,.. 49,. -. ,r.s
an asylum as the physicians say st she is now sane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
TIE MARKETS.
TorAr RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Par wostb river. vessels and Railroads
erNERAL MARKET REPORT.

coPFEERio on tho spot worry dull and shade iewgL VIZ
Fair cagoes Quoted IS o ss1 h.s wes rndes
SrIyate terms optonsThs speculation Va osno 1,ser
animation today and prices suffered esesM ns n pices
were at decline Of fOa2s points after which Eefe w
reaction o. 6a1o points, CLOSING steady y, fisbaSg
steady with prices advanced le pg with tnS p
Of Nav June and July which nnchangea n4o
Regular first 6s360; good second 500 ~ sssrsncss
Ipryate) 25 Ia. Receipts, $1,000 bags ko 1nrone
LOCO bags Total stock $4,000 p1ss asnS % 1855
H4S0 000 bags same time 1885, 600 bags same eo
1887 2ses00o bags Receipts - saasos ss aos 600
bags; same ms 1857, aOls0oo bags Sales here 1'0oV
BAGS $3.50. y.,as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
THE YAErro NOT oRpERgp TO HAYrrJ

The that the United States steamer Yante had
been ordered 10 get ready to 70 Hay 10 rolisve the
Gaiena which was at Cape Hayten At accounts
denied at the once Of the eOmmandnt the Navy Yard
yesterday The only foundation for such seemed
be in the matter Of instructions to the navigating officer
Of that vessel 10 aeQuAnt himself with position Of the
defelic bark Vineenzo Perro which, whsn sean,
In latitude IS degrees NORTH longitude rs degrees west
OF the southern point Of Florida also 10 plot the position
Of other dereiet vessels the such the Mcfarland
and Electric Light IL is said that unusually large
number of wrecks have up along the the
last heavy storm. and that the Navy Department
plates sending the YanHc out to destroy them, but
orders have been given 70 that vessel yet
This suggestion caused the officers Of tho vessel feel
sppfehenye that the vessel might be ordered proceed to
Cape Hayten and they fear that II this should be done
yellow fever would again break on vessel and ex
pose the lives Of the oee and crew to the dangers Of
that disease Notwithstanding that she was thoroughly
elsansed and fungated since she returned from Haya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
ACTS or Mn omcAeo D4nsE1.

Why IL that young lady 10 q streotear likes N
appear yiyaefons and pretty In the eyes OF tho
sEAnsen about hsf1 She DOGS, though There may
% nothing q The. dirt about her, and she may be-
gaiek @ Npel with whitening glance, any advances
yRoa she part q strange young man, but she does
sac VIII siyy wet her rby lips to give them more Of
eoiox and VIII cast srch Chances from her more or
SEerciye many neat little tricks TO obtain IT. IL
$ns sees some gid man Ia the car-some old gentle.
HsR wnop gne Knows through her parents, but whom
~ would he very chilly 70 tndef ordinary circur-
&enceg-slr hhstens % reea herself To him. 10 orier
L1ea sht may h1nE into play, In a chat with soma
e1e tn0fe pretty Little arts Of Conversation which viii
f@1fo ne men situpe scrpss The way 70 lay aside
lnefr papers ard watch her II abe can 40 thls ehc
llAf asin1d bex9epint md Is hapvI. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
TIE couRT or APPEALS.

Albany, March 2l.-In the Court Of Appeals to-day
thu following cases argued;
No lo4-Jennle N. Thompson end others. eIeoutofa,
appellants agt st. Nicholas National Bank, respondent
No lI9-Henretta @. Smith, appellant agt. Jshn 4.
Cornell, executor. respondent.
No 8G7-Ths Mayor Of New.York, etc, respondent art
Seventy. thirdst Railway Company. appellant
Following ths day calendar for March % Nos IT'S,
1856 1913, 199 1877, 20O, 2o7, 1882.
In the sssond Division today the following case was
argued:
No. 3SO-Alired II. Smith and othsrA appellants. sgt
Henry CieWs implicated. rsspond0nt
Following IL the day calendar Of the Second Division
for Friday, March ~ Nos sl2, s75, SIs so2 S57, $40
3sl, 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
GOOD PRICES FOR FINE HORSES.
aaIsK BIDDING AND A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT

HRISK BIDDING AND LARGE AlIhNNA~fNH M
THE SALE OF TRoTTERs.
The attendance yesterday at Peter Kellogg's hve
days' combination sale Of trohers was perhaps, tho
largest of the week, close dpon 5000 welEkno"n
sportsmen responding to tbs auctioneers call Inc
uroceednes too were throughout OF the Dveiest de-
scriptton Kidding was fast and furious FROM begin
ming o end Of the days work, and the total sum real
,zed when the last lot was disposed OF approached
$4,000 Many excellent specimens Of trotHng-horse
nesh went well within their value although prices
were all around exceedingly good, but only IN few
cases were four figures reached.
saranae, a superb bay geldtng, by Electioneer-has-
gle Mitchell, provoked hot competition, and finally
fell to the nod of l. Ulmsn for $1,000. Dalryman,
partially broken bay, with white hind ankle. went to
g. White at the same figure Penistan, bay geld
ing, standing about 10 IA hands, and whose trial
record verges on 90, was the occasion Of a sharp
cross-fre between several well known professional
breeders and buyers, and finally became the property
Of George Crawford for sl,loo. Penistan Is a son Of
Administrator out Of Princess Medium. Hapmont,
another bay gedng, who is built for speed, mounted
step by step in the bidding under the persuasive elo
ouence Of Mr.. Kellogg until he reached 1900, at
which price he was secured by +. BOVINE. Hapmont Is
a grandson Of HambetoDan. The only other Item
calling for special mention is the 800 given by j. W.
DAILY Tor The Mormon, a handsome and aptly named
son Of Epaulette and Free Love other lots sold
quickly 81 prices ranging from $3.50 downward. The
sale will close to-day, when choice animals
expected 30 como under the hammer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22

had been trapped bud ssRs that Ss d ~ Ssa
Of dollar or 50 be eous1g sSSs bookiS
ut IS remarkable compilation % G ne Price Is
souvenirs wonderfully illustrated, anu '
wa. sSe shade Of indignation and reg son, N aus
voice the Senator cut on i sac anv more he said
al have never seen book unless Io was M Because
insy rare one, that was wor dsv han the average
csn has not changed my oPnC1 Of 5Re up 500
books would Just ST., Is s sUon tnI Good 10 day.
- s sssnt was about as dazed az pook ptar
me s.s sfter ne Senator concluded, and inc h'0'
xiev eended right there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
THE CoURTS.
RUFUS sroRYs ESTATE NEED NOT PA

RUFUS sToRYs ESTATE NEED NOT PAY.
In 10 recover s0ebSo from tho estate OF Rufus
story as member Of the collapsed arm OF John PAFet
Co.. on promssory notes % tAt amount brought BY the
metropolitan Bank IN the Supreme Court, verdict foe
the defendant was rendered yesterday after tia before
Justice o'Brlen and jury The defence, successfully
presented By John E. Parsons that Mr.. story
special partner and therefore not liable, Joseph H.
Choats appeared for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
oorroN MARKErs.-nY rrIEeRArm.

LIVERPOOL. Mar Ala m.Cottonrhe sales OF the day
iuclHded 10 400 bAog American.
FUTURES closed stoaty a Midann
delivery 4064d sellers April and MAY delivery A0oAd
yaae May aud June delivery, 4l94d yalneI june and
July delivery A164d buyers July aud August aeuVotI
A2B4d sellers Aagapt and september deyesy aySsa
sanrs September and October delivery bgIoAa bayersi
September delivery to,Gtd s0llors.
GALVESTON. Mar. 2i.cotton dull Mddl1s los Low
1920 bales exports eoaswse a06l baies Sles 80 pales
stock, lb.e02 bsles
NonyofK Mar 2l-Cotton steady. Middlng l0i net TO
oeips I'll bales recept us bales exports coast
wise los bales sales, liS baleAi stock 26.ll9 baIea
SAVANNAH Mar 2L-Cotton quiet. Mlddlng oS; Low
MddlnR GA Good Ordinary BS not Dnd gross receipts
1913 bass exports 1023 bales sales 700 pales
stock, A7.727 bales
NEwoRtEAsA Mar. 2i.-Cotton firm Mddlng. sl3l6i
Low Middling 9b.iB Good Ordinary S% net ana gross
reoepl 8d2 baeA 10 Great Britain loVz palesi
salea 0,200 balesI atock, .6l3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
UNITED sTArEs suPREMn couRr.

Washington March 21.-The proceedings in the Supreme
Court Of the United States to-day were as follows:
No. 1,62s-velaco J. Case appellant, ag Alan O, Ne
Arthur et al. : No. 1,629-Jehu Gray. appellant agL
Alan G. Macarthur o. al, dismissed with eoSp.
No. 2i3-Amos W. Shepherd plaintiff in error sRt the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Argued.
No. 221-The United States appellant agt Martha
Insley et al. Argued
No. 222-rhe Iron Silver Mining Company, plaintiff
in error. sgt Peter Campbell &c al. Argued.
No. 224Jrhe Central Trust Company. appellant Agt
Lewis SeasOngood Co. Argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
NEW POETS OF ENrRY ZOE pRUrr MEN,

Deputy Collector Dunn yesterday received from
the Treasury Department Official information Of In
teFost TO captains Of fruit vessels, especially those
engaged IN the pineapple trade. 1t is TO tho eject
that i've additional ports Of entry have been desig
nateo in the colony Of New-Provtdenee, from April
90 to August 90 as follows Arthur's Town and Port
Howe, on the Island Of San Salvador; Tarpuno Bay
and Gregory Town. on the island Of Eleuthera, and
Marsh HaFbor, on the island of Abasco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22

,..,sa for two months The majority Of the girls re.
t,es "a work yesterday morning and many more viii
return on Monday
Many Of the poorer fssherwofkers VINO were en'atey
dsnenasnt on their own efforts for their support have
suffered more or less hardship because Of the strike and
tbs inability Of tho Working women's Society properly
70 provide for them.
Thomas II. wood, Of the arm Of Thomas II. Wood
Co. OF No. B75 Broadway, lent the atherWorkerS
Union ut different times several hundred dollars The
0frls are much discouraged.