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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEoEAPh


BUFFALO April Cattle Receipts for LAST Il hour. 2oto
head. Total for the week thus Tar S0<l hcsd Fur the
tiue last week 6e95 head Consigned through lie
carloads Il Of which 10 New York IL carloads sale all
sold at - so
Sheep and Receipts ~ 800 Total
for the week thus bar 1880 For the same time last yeek
20200 Consigned through % carloads 10 oi which TO New
York 10 carloads on sale market ower Wooded sheep
81 80 % 40; Clipped 80 25f4 40 WoOled Lambs ~ IS
81 20 Clipped - 81 as 30.
Receipts last "a hours $500 head Total for
FAR 33 800 For time last week 25.680
Consigned through As carloads "a Of which to New York
20 carloads sale market steady Light Pigs 90 Sc
81 IS "a 90; Stlss So 30 03 rs all offerings taken.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. April 24.-"rhs DroveYs
journal reports Catss-hscep!s u oo9 head shigmsnss
$500 slocker. and Feeders - so az So Cows Bulls And
Mixed 81 70n3 lO. Texas Cattle SO 90 63 80
Hogs-kecepts 5000 heal shpmen,. 400 marks.
lower. Mixed 81 5OaS4 15; Heavy 81 40d$4 10; Light
81 JGSI 81 Sk;ps So 50G4 40.
Sheep Receipts 1000 heal shipments $500: market
stealy NaEyos So 30 $50 10 Western ,orn.tsd % soS
81 SIS. Texas - 000A5O lambs 81 5o0s6 w.
ST. Louis, April 2l..cats Receipts 1900 ship~sns.
steady. Choice Heavy Native steers 80 rs
81 80; FAIR 20 Good So O0aS4 90 Stockrs aud Feeders
- 20 50 TO- Rangers, Comro - 700s3 40; GrASsfed
u 90 a. 80.
Hogs-Receipts 200 Shipment, goo, market lower.
Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections ~ 60GS4 40.
Packing Medium 10 Prime. 81 40 "a 50. Light Grades
Ordinary TO Best. 81 SOC IS.
Shefp-Heccipts 5000 shipments none market steady
FAX TO Choice - 81 10
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surRryg ornI-dESxsAL TEAM. neoess continued.
SUPREME CorRr = cHA&yERs - Before Ingrahan. J.
sCfTt%T c0ykT- SrEcci,I TsnnPAEr before oBren
svrRtME CoGkI-srEclAL rsRx-rAnr H.. before Beach
surRIME COURT = CIRCUIT - PART I.-AdouFnod for the
sgrnEME CoUnImCmcgI-P4gg II;mBe:orc Patterson.
$50 3 sss ao 1876 ss sss ss ? ssS
ss s SEE saH sEs s us sS sisI ss5s
FIR st$ a 1872 gs2o if }Ise 1870 Sis sa'2 Slss
sUpsESE COMPLEMENTARY rv.--Betore Lawrence j.
suaEoGATE's COURT Before Ransom. s1wnls Of Felix
Horn at 20 M; J. ID. Brodek 1880 H. John H. Fricts
q caarns ps.
A. l. Van woort, sarah ": MeeEs and n 4 Bean. 10
Hsnrieh Weis. Margaret Henry Bernard Egbert and Jane
S ss torn r.;
Ne, AL 52s Sis 12o 90 = 49, .,., IT,,
svrrRoE cOrEr-TsiiL Trsx-PAST l. Before DuSro.
srpEnIoR counTTHnL TERN II-Adjourned for the
SUPERIOR CouKr-TaIAL TxRx-pARr III.-AdiOurned for
ana SonsSS d
COMMON PLEAs-sPkcuAL TEKx-ss;ore BOOk,tvsr. j..
coxMSs rInas-Esy,!r ITEM Adjourned for tn. term
SsnSs Tfssfssa
s$ 1872 itl? 1872 $40 "a ;G 4gl AZ s1s 1850 1881
nss:.s Ea. so sss I5s sgs I ysS
i5Ss;: iSS2 1909 Isss i$5i; itis is5S, IS:S, NV
CITY CoURr-TRfAL TERM-PAnT I.-Before Fhrlch, J.
Nos 95s, 45G. 1919. 7sl. SOL 20i7. 2o73 2o7S, S23.
CITY couRr-TRAL TERa-PART II,-be.ore Nehrbss J.
nos 49, $3.50 593 iSiG, l5sO. 1912 IL. 2377 237s.
CITY CoURT-TRAL TER,i-PARr UI.-Beore McGown J.
Nos 80 100 3sJ 1855 1884, 1850, 1862 1854 1885, $685.
237l. 2372. 2373 1874. 1878.
Court OF OYER AND TER,nNERLB Before Andrews j. and
COUNT OF GENERAL SEssIONsPARr l. Before MARITIME. j.
and Assistant DistrcAtorney Bcdford-Nos 10 AZ In
elusive
COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs-PARr II-Before Glider.
sleeve j. and Assistant DstrictAttOney JeromeNOs 10
IL inclusive
CouEr GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr III-Bciors cowing,
j, and Assistant OistricLAtorney Gon-Nos 10 III
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nor, vosta-iav with n
Stock E1change. Consolidated.
THE STATE of TRADE.

Flour oret steady Howard Western Supernns
81 50 1900 Extra 10 50 - "a % Family do s. % ~ 50
city Mills RIO Brands Extra S. 20aj 40 Winter Wheat
IS So a6 90 do Extra 81 5095 90 wheatSouthern hrm
FuItz n9S io0o rons6erry 81 No southern
Nav Sac June '' "a nc Cornsouthern steady and arm
White 40 64Joc Yellow at 40949Lc. Western steady
Mixed suot II l34c; April a; 43.c; May 4l2
Juno 4l'4a7.c steamer 3SIc oats active hrm oiern
Sic; Western White 30 Mixed 30 ss2O, Graded
No. 2 White at BIC Rye nominal at 53D56c. Hay
gniet Prime 70 Choice Timothy At SIG 0oesi6 So Pro.
SHonIdcr, &C., Clear Rib sides 7c. do packed oic.
Hsoon-Shoulders 40: Clear BIB Sides &c. Lsms
steady at III el2i2c. Lard steady: HcAnsd at size
Butter Arm; Western Packed Is ZOOS; Beat Roll l49l7c
fsls SC sugar quiet steady "A" Soft s7-@s.c Copper
quiet Refined 13el3hc. Whiskey firm 81 To- Freghts 20
per ton in sacks IS Ga Grain per oush sd Cork for
orders 80 3d6 Cd. ReoepB-Flour 1000 bbls. Wheat
900 bush Corn 30 600 bush Oats 1000 bush Rye 600
bush. Shipments Flour IL 200 bbs Corn $1,000 bush
sales Wheat $4,000 bush Corn $4,000 bush
BUFFALO April wheat-Spri9g wheat dull, closing
slightly drruer Old No Hard at 81 2.sa; No Yard
at 81 - p; No Northern At 81 02ia and No Northern
534c Winter grades duh but arn No. 2 Red N store
SOC No White Michigan track esoi No Red 20 $50
moderately active and higher sales Of caroats No
Yellow 80 q q % &c; 2S carloads No at - G3oc in
store lower; No. White at sec: No. Whit" SOC;
No Mixed at 27',c OIL track. Barley quiet and un.
canada 6slDGJc No Extra GA Sic; NO. Canada So
Coo Rye quiet No SOC Flour steady; Best spring
Patent S. 50d$b 10 Best Winter 50 25G$j 40 Mfeed
duh Winter Bran sl3 90; Spring Sl20 90 Oatmeal steady
Receipts = Flour 500 bbls Wheat 10000 bush. Corn
bush Dat. LOCO bush Shipments Flour 1900
bbls. Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 23J 900 bush
CHICAGO April 2irhe leading futures ranged follows;
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tonAl Union Bank and Leonard s. Eaton. appellants.

tonAi Union Bank and Leonard s. Eaton. appellants.
Submitted
No. 4S7-Mary Cullen, admnistraTiI, respondent sst
the Delaware ard Hudson Canal Company. appellant
No. 203-Dcnnis Buckley. by guardian, respondent.
ACT the Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Com
pany, appellant.
No 20-Iiezckiah Peck, appellant, agt Julia u klr1
administrator respondent.
No 229-Cnsrles u. Myers, administrator, respondent
agt James O-onk, administrator. appellant
No 1f1G-Mary NJ. Roarrcr Administrative respondent
agt. the Long Island 1sairoai Company, appellant
NO l7S-Louis1 Weber. administrators, agt Herbert
Il. Brldeman, respondent.
No 2i4-Eos!e Eydzinsk.e, adminstratrix. appellant
apt Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Company,
spondent. Dismissed under rule ol
Tho day calendar for Thursday ia as follows Nos oi
o05, eG0. 957, oGs, oG3. o71, go
In tho second Division the following was argued
No. il3-Ccceiia Il. o'ReIy. appellant. agt city OF
Kingston, respondent
The day calendar for Thurlday IS: No. 400, 4e4 4o7
440, 40, 49, 4S3 and 43i.
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THE PARADE Cd USES 4 LAWSUIT.
A BoARDER SAYS HIS WINDOW IS WANTED, AND
he Is TO BE TURNED OUT

A BoARDER SAYS HIS WINDOW IS WANTED AND
He IS TO BE TURNED OUT.
From present appearances Gilbert c. Tracy, his
family and friends, whom he has invited 10 view tho
great parade from. the front windows Of his apart
mcnts on the first floor OF 30. Il Waverey Pare,
will have 10 find some other place for seeing tho spec
tacle or 20 without seeing It, Mr.. Tracy, whose
place of is at No. - Broad-s, engaged the
rooms with board for himself his wife and four laugh
tiers from December !, 1883, at sos a week He says
he was TO have the accommodations until May Is,
1880, with the privilege Of renewal for year nom
that date. On the allegation that wilson Bell and
his wife, Mrs. Mary Bell, who keep tho boarding
house. had warned them on April 10 that they must
vacate the rooms, and that no board would DO fur
nished them after April 20, and that her object was
TO obtain the that she could let the front
windows at high prices to persons wishing to look at
the procession, Mr.. Tracy obtained an njunc ton
restraining MIR and Mrs. Bell from interfering with
his occupation Of the rooms.
Argument on motion 70 continue the Injunction
heard by Judge Boohstaver In the Court Of Com.
Pleas yesterday. The defendants In af1davits
forth that the engaged for specified
time and that they had demanded possession because
they Lad learned that Mr.. Tracy had failed 10 pay
his board bills In other houses and dlatory in
pay ing them. They further stated that their boani
eTs had been annoyed by the visits TO Mrs Tracy OF
pIocessserver who had talked loudly and had threat
encd to nail his paIers on her door. The Judge
vacated the Injunction.
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POURTH- CLASS POSTMlsTERS APPOINTED.


Washington, April 24.-Thc Postmaster General to-
day appointed the following fourth-cass postmastcrs
William 5. Arnold, Adams Dasn, n. Y; NJ. ".
Wado Arcade y. y; j. II. Phillips, Atlanticvill",
y. y; +. 5. Williams, BigclOw, ~ y. +. r. Blacker
brentwood. y. Y; August Srhmalkuche. Bresau, y.
y; Archibald Robertson, BIOialbin. y. y; y. b.
GarwoOd, Conaseraga, y. Y; F. +. Stephens, Cedar
vile, y. Y. Y. 5. Brown, Elizabethtown. n. Y; j..
4. Seward, Florida. n. Y; X. f. Gardiner Ischna,
Klersted Mongaup Valley. n. Y; J. II. srght Clarks
Mills Penn; Larry b. keainey; Crossingvlle, PENN.
Elk Creek, Penn. William C. we!mer, Pleasant HiIl
Pom: William G. Van Leer, Village Green, Penn ;
Pitcher. y. Y. Mary C. Hltchings Randsllsyllle, N
Y. George A. Mccoy Sagcvile, n. Y; II. u. Wyman,
Steamburg ~ y; Franklin Owens. Senben, n. Y.
w j. Toor, SOdus. " Y: f.. n Curtice, Spring Wate',
y. Y; 5. Bennett, Til states, " y; J. II. Meaye
Vienna y. y. Charles Lyman, Westmorcand, ". y;
Worthwhile y. y; b. W. Pearson, Wyoming, y. Y.
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P2ODUCE MARKFrG

LIVERPOOL April 24330 m.-Beei Holders offer frssfv
pork-u9lGeIs offer freely HamsHoders oHsr spArinxiy
oicr 2iIsteiy long and short clear Md
dies heaNy 10 lbs 32s Cheese-HoAdera
Offer moderately TallOwloders otter uoderatay SrarifS
Eosn-o ' Offer .patney iAId-spot and tatarss-
va April d9i at 3's I'd May and June duh 35s va what
-uo..in ohr freely flOnr-Holders Offer moderately
inlNe western, spot firm IS GA; April steady az
NAY arm a. - s.sd June steady at 81 8hd Hops q
l1aloA-N New YORK state Holders ofyer freely.
LoNoN Apri "a Calcutta iins ed, 30s tisd quarter
ptrcat. WIS
20, ANrWsnr April 2i-petrolenmfne pale Americaa lem.
IL cHnnes paid and Id francs IL l. centines selerA
AIwEaf Ann 2i-Wleoxs lard closod - % frames ~
BHEsES. April 24-Petrolcum- I marks 10 pfsnnigA
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ICNDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON April The wool sales resumed to-day
ter There tine assortment Of gseasy
ne Drcos which we're in good demand Fine
asrlanau scoures svanc I'd slightly The attendance
god and the competition Was animated TeeS2 vera t<071
ia,es and tO;a, Win rawn was $500 baes The
stock repaplnE To sold Is IL 900 baleA The sales Will
detail
Victoria sales 1900 bales secured. Idols I'D; DO locke
iOd is I'D Stn Is Old and
peces .iG9qd. New south walos7. 600 baes ACQUIRED
nd giri DO locks and peces 9ldols I'D: xreasy
sod elsi do locks and pieces I'D I'd oneensland366
Il greasy I'D 10 I'd do locks and pIeces Ia south
Australia 800 bales secured ID sls I'D 10 Locke and
bsd@7l Tasmania 1 500 LAles scourel Is I'D ots Sd
greasy OIL Is o do locAs and p-ccs Sd I'D NowZealand
5000 bales: greasy. 7aials Old TO- locks and pieosA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25
COTTON MAEKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. April "a mCotonVho sales OF ,he dsy
iLciJd,d 9. 700 Lal Am,'Ntan. 5000.
futures closest ..ni. An, Idding-Low Midding
Clause Apr. delivery 81 sellers; Ap1i and May delivery 81
sirs: Nay .Hl June de.,ery od 'alue: June AMI July
delivery and August delivery, Cd sellers
August nbor delivery. C064d sellers september
dell 10 64d sellers OCTOBER and koven
Der delivery, 304G sellers September deltvNy 6oo4d
ers.
GALyEsrcY April 24.-Cotton quiet MA1hng, lo];
og Aldling 10 7l6; ood Ordinary. ett net sud gross
receipts oales exports oeaswise. 22l0 eAlss sales ~
Jalcs; stock HOG. bales.
Vo,rotx ADrtl 24-t,tten Arm MiAdns loS; net
and gross receipts bales, coastwi'a 20S bales
sales. 242 bacs stock. I,t46 bales
SAVANNAH April Cotton nrm. MtdAlng. lob; Lew
Nfdlng 90; Good Ordinary, ~ net and gross roeesptA
.i bales exports coaiwse. 2%9 bales sAlcA 10 bales;
stock, l392s Ulcs
NIw.oE1Ays, April :tSco!ton - ssss1y HtA.9ins;
receipts So bales gross receipts 6o3 bales expor4 n
Great Britain, 1889 bales Il, tho Continent belssg
aales 900 bars stock 1873. IS7 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25

On the 'r1duc. Exchange t,hay tho Batter market
&c Choice Dairy 35a2so GoSi 10 choloe issisc
Eggs steady at lOd lO%c.
A?E FaSe5 fs Sa' sS '
No. E;3 ~ M,c fG % Rys ts a%s az No
sss5co Pork qui.s at u. Is lar, Meas At j. sa bak
sSpt' cs:s &i,s.y '"e, s sis:
ka"cy @ $aT an o' Hard Gi Rsaasd
9n' ..as anil 'H' aSsr. Is sos e. n'
Shipments $50 Eeg- Grn A. zoe. Cheese stead, Choice
and 10 prcmium selling. Receipts OF wheat uoac ship
ments. none
MuwArEEr. Aprl q -Four STEADY wnsa; a-In' cash
e. os ag Nc %t y 27a rye ., aSI
FS AN at r1Ei' s .N NJ butter
sea3y a. 5ai s chsdar, i@sis nsfspt' l$soO
S SG %hSrt Sa's S Sas s9 oy ; 500 Ga.I
PHILADELPHIA April "a. FlourAIarkct IN very nnsat:s
sSS nsa p n 81 * az ~ a d. Esr
,mS SD.s 10 F' Il sss o III
s s@s.s 70 Is Z, a len sDs = SSSss nj ,D CO.
Clear !. soSsi 20 do do staige. ;: 99e.5 10; Wn,
s. "a 30 DO strsigh; sj SIS sos TO- Patent s.
10 Rye aonr scare aud ra sales II choice at 50 CO.
ana prices options wholly nominal lots d but rud
siSady andsr Iig.i offerings no 81 Tor April Ss4eic
IS gs5c bye nominal a. 51c Tor No Pennsylvania Cora
Trade demand cvcepnona we're reported al
re slyance nothing donr n tnigres prices o. which
White ia eorst ilc No. Yellow IN gram depot
Whitcin -0hsi elevator So: 40 Low Mixed In soSsi
s,Tya1o IA ~ NO. MAgd in gan dGEct s;g 80 sG
42ps4so do for May as @42c do for June "a, @42e
a" for July i-.ai3'c -Marks, Tor car lots steady
White a. 2sc ungrad White At 80 DO ho'co at SIC;
d. Prime ~ tr'ek aud IN grlin deoot y a$l &c No
s sy N " w SnH, f Hp I? 81 51s DO y Mr., lo
S2so do for June S2asS2ho 40 for July S91t g33i.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATUREs oF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Tho general tone Of the speculative whoat market
yesterday did not show such pronounced weakness as
Tuesday, but the other hand there was nothing
in tho character of tho dealings to warrant much
encouragement The amount of wheat on passage Wa
surprise to dealers. substantial increase had been
expected, but tho figures showed decrease of
100000 bushels The local shorts became tmld and
covered TO a fair extent, which caused momenlaiy
frmness, but the weakness Of the cable advices and
continued liquidation in the May option fully offset that
temporary feature. Another factor which tended to
prevent any advance In prices was the absence Of ex-
port orders. The trading aggregated over 100000
bushels the bulk of which in tho May, Juno and
July options. Toward the close prices showed some
irTeguary, May and June being unchanged, while
the distant months were 1-4~l2 cent higher. The
late frmness attributed to good buying by few
promln ent Chicago houses. May Opcncd at 81 49, a
decline of Is cent and subsequently dropped 3-s
more, after which the decrease In the amount on
passage caused an advance Of 1924 cent to SO 49,
closing steady at SO. On the curb May sold at o3 Ia
asa IA, and closed at the former figure. Options
closed as follows; April, SO "a; May, 80; Juno.
- Ia; July, IS IA: August. "a 7S; September,
SIS 8-s; October s6 10, and December, SO So:
taking 900 bushels while 4e 900 bushels wero taken
by m1llels for home consumption.
day. the fluctuations betng between 1914 cent, and
closed steady after light business at the following
figures April. 81 liz, May, A. Id June, ~ l-o /,
July A. 81; August, 43 80, and september, A. Ia.
Cash was less active, only $4,000 bushels being
for at ss sn al rdun and
the dealings less active closing With Insignificant
changes al about Tuesday last quotations. as follows
April 20 IS May % rs; June, % 10; July 90 10
and August, 90 IA.
Lard extremely dull and a trffe lower. with no
export business. The options closed follows April
s1l2; May, ~ IL; June. 81 It; July 81 90; August,
81 20, and September, 81 o5.
The receipts at New.York Philadelphia baltimore
and Boston reported yesterday were follows:
Wheat ] OH bushels: corn, 139,052 bushels; oats
30 293 h .hels: total grain $50 9C6 bushels: -four
23 4eO packages At Chicago, Milwaukee and ST
Louis the arrivals Wheat, 1885, bushels; corn
2l3S72 bushels; oats, 1872, $50 bushels; tutal grain,
as 736 bushels; flour. 50.945 barrels.
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WHICH IS TIE cEyrr1yE w1Doy7

On behalf of Yrs Annie Plath an application for
letters Of administration or the estate of Charles
A. Plath was filed yesterday by her lawyer Herman
Joseph. Another woman claiming to b. his widow, and
the brother of plah have previously asked for letters
The last applicant says She is the genuine widow
and her child eight months old IS the offspring Of the
dead man. She says Shc lived with him in AIen-st
up TO the time OF his death
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THEY WANT TO STRING WILKES FOR THE PABAD DE
At the meeting the Board Of Electrical Control yes
erday there . discussion In regard to the request
OF the Centennial Committee for permission to allow wires
to be strung in Broadway and Fifth-ave., to supply
electric arc lights aud 70 establish teegOphic communal
cations for the transmission Of along the line
parade Commissioner Gibbons advocated the granting
Of the application Mayor Grant, howe ef, entered his
protest IN we DO this he said II might as we'll
woke nv order OF yesterday regarding the Broadway
poles and wires. don't want to interior With the cee
brsuon but shall oppose granting the privilege to the
companies which have resisted the execution OF the law
especially which have been putting up fresh wires
illegally and clandesiney since April ID"
The representatives. OF several corporations present
denied they had been strnCDg new wires since the
date mentioned by the Mayor, but Mr. Grant had proof
he said that the poles IN First and Third ayes were
Jointly owned by the Brush Manhattan and East River
Companies had been strung by some OF them
without permission. Bogus prints, he said had In some
cases been used He particularly severe upon the
Brush Company for It's defiance regulations and orders
Of the Board s recklessncss in maintaining
powerful electrical current endangerng the lives OF The
cy's employees engaged In the work OF removing
tho poles and wires. Mr. Wheeler, the expert, was
directed TO report TO the Board to-day what companies
have been putting up wires without permits IL Is said
that the Mayor Will give the sole right TO put up pocs
for the Centennial to the company found to have re-
spected the rules.
The work Of removing poles carried on vigorously
yesterday Contractor Busby started out early with his
force Of and under the directions OF Inspectors Reilly
and Roth thirty poles removed between Fortynf
and Fiftyhrst SITS. In Broadway. Contractor Hesss
gang under Inspector Fitzpatrick removed twenty-five
poles In Broadway between Ffty-Ars and Fiftyeighth
sts. To-day the work will bogn with the removal of
twenty poles between Twentythrd and Fourteenth sts.
and when that has been accomplished attack viii b.
made poles and wires from st. to Park Place
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SEEKING 4 SHARE OF THE PROFITS

Thomas II. Burchell, the broker. appeared In the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday for examination In
the suit Brought against him by Vernon X. Steven
son, In which $4,000 is demanded a commission
on stock transactions, In which he said they had
mutually engaged on points" supplied by the plain
III. After some preliminary questions had been put
TO Mr. Burchell he requested TO produce his books
and papers showing certain transactions In Cotton
seed Oil Trust and Lake Shore Railroad shares in De
ccmbcr, 1855. This he declined to do without an
order OF the court and Judge BooLsaver made Orer
requiring him TO do 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington. April 24-The proceedings In tho Supreme
Court OF the United States to-day follows:
No. 2G9-GeOrge G. Dent and others, appellants. agt
Isaac A. Ferguson and others Argued
No 272-W. w. Crehore. plslnun in error, agt tho
Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company In to the
Circuit Court OF the United STATES for the District OF
Kentucky judgment reversed and remanded with
directions remand 10 STATE Court
No. 273-The United States plaintiff in error sgt
John l. Haynes and others Submitted
No. 275-Goorge S. Smith and others, appellants, agt
A. Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United
States Southern District Of Iowa Dismissed with
costs.
No. 276--Henry Wagner and others, appellants agt
J. c. and others Appeal from the Circuit Court
OF the United States for the Southern District Of
Dismissed with costs.
No. 277-Calyin Young and others. appellants, sgt
Charles L. Sheldon and others. Appeal from the Circuit
Court Of the United for the Northern District OF
New York. Dismissed with costs.
Nos 27s and 279Jesss Spalding, collector etc. plain.
tin In error agt Louis ManasSe
Nos go and 2s1Jcsse spading. collector etc. plain.
TN in error. sgt Joseph Valacker Submitted.
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OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY April 2iNatona Transit Certificate opaned AZ
S44; highest $50 lowest 81 closed s21e Sales.
2ITOOo barrels ciearauoss 3s72OOo barrels cnater.,
barrels slhpments l02.2O2 barrels rnnh o5'2oo
barrels.
PrrsBuRG April 24.-Active and regular National Tran
sit Certificates opened al Sla closed AZ S2' hghes..
82h: lowest Slr
BRADFORD Penn April 2t-National Transit Certificates
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WHEAT 40. .

Cash quotations No Spring Wheat 1890
sole No. Spring Wheat nominal No. Red 1875 -0i4c.
No Corn No. sc. No . kya tOc. No Bar.
Icy nominal. No. Flax Seed 1T al %. Prime Timothy
Seed 81 IS Mess Pork 81 80 al per Dbl Lard
So oo3r 100 h. short RID Sides loos s. 81 93 ry
boIei So 3S9S7a Whskcy dster. finished goods 81 %
per gallon. Sugars-Cu Loaf 9isd91.c GrAnulAei sSc
ri
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THE czAR BREAKS BEN AII's RECORD

THE CAR BREAKS BEN AUS RECORD.
San Francisco. April 24.-In the Pacific Derby yes
terday the Car made mile and half In 2 49, the
fastest Derby ever in America, beating the roc
ord of 36 IL made by Zen All at Louisville In 1850
and that of L. III. Tod at chicago in 1901
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THE MANCHESTER MARRET
MANCHESTER April ea-Cloths and yarns dull with vs9
small business dong.
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SPIRITS or. TURPEHTFNR
CRARIEsroN. Apvu 24-rurpentine nrse,at ala
sAvANNAR April "a. -rurpentlne steady'At S9a
WILMINGTON. April A.-rurpentine weak q -
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opened ct slt closed 1t s2's; highest S3t lowest 81
Clearances - bbls.
TTusviLLI Penn. April 24-NAionai Transit Certificates
opened q olh; highest s3'1 lowest 81 closed 3Zss
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THE COURT OF APPEALS

Albany April N.-In the Court Of Appeals to-day the
following cases argued
No 202-Angellne Stanley, respondent, sgt the Ma