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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

WoI9e0 f1Sot MS 80uerot
health gave out and he hobblsd around On
. cane, an old 0aa ct forty. After . ~ hiie
the paralysis struck him Having by poor
health been compelled suddenly IN quit
basinesA he lost what property be bad.
Then bis beasiiful daughter died TAsn
. son became hopeles.ly dementsd An.
other son. splendid OF mind and command
ing Of presence resolved that hs would
take care Of his faiher's household. but
under the swo0p OF yellow fever at Fer.
nandinA Fla, hs suddenly expired So
yoa know good men md women who have
had enough troubles, you think, to crush
afty people. No worldly PHILOSOPHY cosii
NE such . trouble and -, IL 70 music, OF
play it o. violin y Cute OF dsicimer or
sackbus, bas dare 90 open that daSk ssy-
ing On . gospel harp
You woodeS that very cousscrased pso.
pie have uoubles Did you ever kno~ .
very cUesscsassd man or woman who hsd
o had great srosb;e: Never. Il vas
through thsir truab,ss sascsiasd that thew
wers made good II you asd snvwhere
in this CITY . man Who has nov and 81.
ways has had perfect health, and never
lost . eAiiA and has always bssn poPaiss.
sad never had bssiness ssraxGis OF ns-
fortune who 10 distinguished fos good.
mesa. pull yoss wirs for . telegraph mss.
ssagss boy ~ ssad me word and ! vii
drop svsey thing and 90 rixhs away TO oot
1t him Thers sever Aas 49, . nan like
hat and never Wiii b.
Who are tAoss arrogant s~els-eoeoeis~i
cssatases wAo D0v sboss without ~ npa-
thy for oeAsrs md WAo tAiak moro q Q
81 Barnard dog. a - Aidsrney COO, 0s
Soashdown sAssp. - . BesksAirs psg tai
q . . Thsy Dsvse sad ssy sresb,e.
- ~ sroabas - osvss saoessAsA whe
ass sAoss - wAe tisses vtsA 0osse syss
- - I'll tAso elsa4seiaG 90 - Asvs
opaaAss b tAsts votco go kiDAoso b
shoS 0n0o0 - - G9e0ss - -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
4 HOSPITAL GETS ITS coRPsEs MIXED.

remarkable blunder occurred at the New-York Hos.
pal on Wednesday OF last week. the identity OF two
dead patients being mixed up. ard one OF the bodies
being buried by mistake for the other. Rose Null
vaney heary-looking Irish housemaid, cied on Tues
day night and was buried IN Flstbush Cemetery on
wednesday, under the superstition that she was Mary
Moloney. Mrs Moloney old woman, while Roto
WAS twenty-one years old but the relatives who buried
her did not notice the mistake As as the error
was learned however, the hospital people issued orders
have the body dslnterred, but It not delivered
TIE house Of the girls married sister, whore the
funeral was 10 be held, until Friday morning.
Thomas r. Murray, the undertaken who finally buried
Rose Mulvaney also that before the mistake
discovered be allowed 20 take any body
away from the hospital at all, the doctors wanted TO
hold autopsy but after they found that thu Muvaney
and "Meoney" tags had been mixe1 they decided that
no autopsy was necessary. lie also alleges gross dis
courtesy the part Of OF the hospital employees
and the brother and sister Of the dead girl say they dd
receive proper consideration when they called to
learn the OF the delay. George T. Ludlam the
superintendent declined reporters yesterday. but
Jackson S. Schultz, who Is member Of the governing
board Of the hospital, said there would be nvest
cation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
couRr cALENpARs-To.DAY.

SUPREME couRr-GESERAI TERN Before van Br1nt
ssa l Ps1 IsS isS 49, al ST. no iiS ia III
sfp p couRr-cHAsnERs- Patterson JMoon
calendar win be called at IL o'clock. y.,.-. =.
TCas 9s 4 ap ao s Iis sss ss
lO46 s7s 1898 1864 1865 ST. H. Is l9pl ss ags o
j. Case on and Nos liz. ll45, ll47 liss p..,,
SUPREME S 9ST cocISsT iDeO''
SUPREME I l geo I eoy
2i5s l09d 3l9e 1920 2sss 4ss9 1925 AIS 2oSi 1872
SUPREME COURT CmcuIr-PARr III.Befooffe AndrewA
2e!9 2Ses 25ii 2g5G 1851 2tao sysO ag5 S es
sos $50 5sYS 2sis 9si4 asi5 3sis 2siI
Ns, gs sex gs 7o S s PISS @
27s5 1856 27ss 27s9 $780, 27ol 1898. 2'Vi $780, 21e
SUI coURr-Beforo Ransom. s-wis Of A Y.
FoT fTcbaews 81 Adam Baete MSiha. Joel W. Slater
10 a. No.: a ~ Douglass and NJ j. Lynch 1880 m
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Adjourned until Feb
suPERoR coURT-sPEcIAL TERN Before Dugro J.-Mo.
SUPERIOR couRr-EourrY TERM-Beforc sedgwick, @. J.
Nos 1885, 1884, 3Ss 3S9 %, SO4 800 SoS' 900 SOL Soz
'S suPERioR couEr-TRAL TERx-plEr IBetore TruAx. J.
sUPKh1oR co1hTTSi TEsn-PSRT ifIsore Frecd
man. JN0s 1901, l04s 1919 1915 1872 l2lO' $685. i4co
SUPERIOR EFAE Ss IA Sss is 9sOr
CoSoS PIEAs-GEEEAhI IIRsJiBedioro lAremore' o'-
COMMON PISAs SPECIAL TERx-Beforc BOokstayer. j.
COMMON PLEAs-EourIY TERM-Adlourned Tor the term
COMMON PIEAsTKiAI TERN-PARr i.-BefOro Van Hocsen'
J.-Case No day calendar
COMMON PIKAs-rRlAL TEm-PAKr IL-Adjournedf for the
err CouRr-EoUTTY TKRl-Adjourned for the term
CTTT CoURT-SPEcIAL TKRM-Bofore Browne -Mouona
CITY CouRT-TRiAL TERM-PART I-Befure Mc'fown. j.
Nos ass 462, 1885 81, 476 400 &c., 56l t02 b0s ooa
b67, b6S, 500
CRY CoURr-TRIAL TERN-PART II.-Bofore Nekrhas j.
Nos 2770 2706 1884, 42O IT5 as, 81 b53 60S Boa ooo
$50. b57, SOS. $50 =
CRY COURT-TRtAL TERx-PART IIT--Bofore Fhriieh y.
Nos s72 lSs s6s S62 $780, 6i. a35 4S9. 1883 As' s7O
5l7. SEA. $780, 1870
CoUIT or GENERAL SEssiogs-PART L-Bcfou Recorder
smyth and Assistant DisrictAttorney ftlseraid-Sos
10 81 inclusive.
COURT GENERAL SFs-iOHs-PAnr u.-Before Martihc,
J. aud Assistant District Davis-Nos 20 10 ineluso
COURT GENERAL SEasiOSs-pAHr liI.-Bcforo Gilders
Hceye aud Assistant DistrioAtt0rncy Dos fassoso l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York, Wednesday Jan. 1e-BEEvEs-Receipt,
sSs single carload q mixed ssOcE az SotasI sad
held S oven a' fon Monday 81 cads To m @ n'
The market opened dull and depressed At decline Of
vere 20 carloads sell The free receipts and low prices
tayorably upon markets. Butchers all agree that
the beef Sae phsnomelay dull for this season Of The
reap any oeneat from ths low prices Who is making all
Common to. Primo Native BuliOcks sold az SO 75asl
Is 90 Ba ana ePi q = 70 1S'c cO ans sass =
The European market is unchanged Refrigerated Beet
S Cattle bring nom Il C31t i Il II ZEE Per
estimated dressed weight
the Denmark Is laden with 1400 quarterA The Spain
takes out tomorrow 14so quarters and the Buffalo about
saies-Newton & enett+ IT Ohio Steers 1906 u aver
a. 1857 - q So Il Indiana Do, 1850 3. a. ss45
ss 1857 Is aG 1853 At $ IS Is S d.
o. s} SosA z c4i Is f fss l'Sa E e /.
io7s - BS az 1893 75 S sulIS and nd
Stays, 1850 \, &C. ss!0,a OIL. e. ,,o. =.
q %; II DO 12se .. q 90 50 90, 1893 a. 4 50
II e 81 iI2 rs Do 49, i iSsy Il S SS
y 5ta r. u "a Js5 s. M IL 1883 "a at 81
i c5S cows % + s'Ss ss'''' ,a,' H. a.
Ii e. e las 2 Z g. g o &c is sss. .s q
steers lS29 n, o. $3.50; 10 Ohio Cows 1858 n. at
V a. is s1l a aSs q q e u 1910 3d. :. g.
1853 r. Z e. Gs' 1853 siS'f ssCs III l.ce a.
81 70 a dS 195 a. 10; e i6 st1e s Dry Cows
Soo IS ST. Bun ~ 100 n q s" a. o is76
, f1pdsrs Il o9lsssS steer: 1889
prices an last week Reported sales ranged from ses
sed NE ge ouS RS oh s 9s ks q r would
onsnrdng Is not 81, As large as could Be desired,
ass@os 4 Cows Cows AZ AZ SO s Ter s se"d Der head,
p Me6abe T: Cows at $50 10 sS5 each - "0'--
G. j. RSsketeIlar Q Cows. at SOS per head.
lnss sold s. 2okss 81 ~ western and canada Caves
sdssS 90 and sa se ssSS " soa$' per 100 Deal
'' i sSi fouls At Mixed erassrs and
f.: : s.js - : - : $s's5?
e. - So ii Yeas. 10 20 i7 81 a. ssss O ~ '2 d.
Huns Mullen : yesls rs IS n as; edo, 40 n
Judd { Buckingha@ veals, 100 n at IS % Grass
'r s M ANb 3 IAMBs-Recoss 40 carloads Of OBS
head-27 caro@as at oohst and ls carloads a. Jersey
Demand active, and the pen. wero wecIeaEsd at an
ssy hp there S w a run Of Wene IN
the Lamb market the transactions reported do not In
oIansry cSoiSs Sheep sold q sCssS 100
.rass: al y g Hs!j'; fif sssfa 80
g de- SS 80 3, az Is ss 1ss Il Te sc lo do
o. e. 70 State Lambs 10 n, 81 CO., 217 Michigan do
f3 1.2 n. at 81 65.
Diilenbaek & Dewey; IS State Sheen. II ~ at ss;
1s0 do s9 NJ at SIS 10 1-2; $50 do los n at SO 65 407
Colorado do, 90 n at 60 CO., 2l5 Western Lambs 10 ~ at
az 6SQ do 70 n. az 81 90
SO sac IS h sas LAMBS g 70 h. e. IL s. DO 81
n. nc 81 %. - "a e.. e,... no .. -. Or 80,
do tO4 m q. So e5 12l state Lambs 90
81 do. 75 n ess7 90 40 90 50 n atSI S5 IS do. 100
n ne al TX: 1913 Ohio do 81 n, at 81 CO 1-2
Walsh. Kirby & Co; 2et state sheep, 9s 10. at
az a. o. 1875 state Lambs 81 70. at 81 O. t-2.
w Na.ton 4 Giett 81 Indiana Ewes 100 10, 50
ca Indiana lambs sc n, ut 81 30 1914 Ohio do. rs IL ~
as ~ 30. . ~ "a, r-.,,,,.,- Ss.. 49, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
RARE BARGA1ys AT A NOTED STORE.

At this OF the year the large drygoods eslab.
shments desiring 10 bring TO successful termination
this business Of the preceding six months begin reducing
the lowest possible point tho OF goods carried
each Of the several departments In concerns where
the quality Of goods dealt In is known TO b. Of high
grade the bargains submitted for the consideration OF
purchasing public must Of necessity DO most marked.
At b. Altman Co.'s succession OF bargains OF the
convincing character the prominent features
OF each days sale Ladies' handsome suits OF seasonabe
material with combinations forming pleasing tasteful
contrasts. are marked to prices surprisingly low
Tbs same condition Of things exists In the fur and
underwear departments In the former ssaskn garments
Of fine quality uckeed 30 per cent below
value In tho latter the average reductions ut the
ratio. fine French underwear being sold at about tho
price Of the domestic article. The housekeeping lInen
stock where John s. Browns famous productions are
marked onethrd below cost no exception TO the ,,e
but everywhere In this noted store will these induce
ments be continued during the remaining days Of January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
THE EXCISE LAR REVISION
WY THE NEW BILL IS FAVORED BY TIE 1o1,

WHY THE NEW BILL IS FAVORED BY THE JOINT
COMMITTEE ON HIGH LICENSE.
The Joint Committee High License, representing
the Citizens Committee on High License the Church
Temperance Society and the Society for the Proven
tion of Crime, was reorganzed Monday evening by
olecting Dorman u. Eaton chairman and John B.
Pine secretary and counsel vigorous campaign
was decided on and resolutions In support of the
bill reported to the Assembly by the Excise Com
mission adopted
This bill, while containing many admirable features
IL not up 10 the standard aimed at by the Joint Com
mittee In the provisions relating 10 license rates. It's
minimum fee ID only $780, which, notwithstand-
fng the fact that It is much above the present
minimum, is yet 800 less than the committee would
Nike to make it. Stil, the measure, which was drawn
chiefly by ex-surrogate Rollins is considered 80 useful
In other things that It's enactment would substitute
Q harmonious and consistent excise system in place
Of the existing chaos Of homogeneous statutes upon
this subject Its general provisions are looked upon
by the committee as 50 comprehensive and valuable
that It would only lead In the direction Of ultimate
high icsnse but also increase largely tho effectiveness
Of any high license law which may be passed here
after
The Assembly Excise Committee is 10 give hearing
at Albany on Tuesday, January %, at O'clock to
the advocates and opponents Of high license. Tho
Joint Committee will be well represented IL holds
that TO make the laws most effective for diminishing
the evils Of the liquor traffic two classes Of enactmens
are needed; one, Including variety OF requirements
having the common aim OF making the administration
the other. including those which tx and declare the
kinds Of licenses 70 be granted and tbs fees TO be
At once provisions Of both kinds in the most complete
and effective form, yet the enactment of either would
DO distinctive gain and would make II easier 10
secure complete high license system tn tho near
future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17

mans 70 he laid nut through their grounds. Back
=, th,s nronertv Is Cedar Park and In lieu OF inc
street the company proposed 10 build viaduc. over
IFS grounds from the park to bridge when 'ns
company win also build over the railroad TRACKS az
ope-hundred- and hfty-cghthst. The property
object TO this route and want bridge over inc .rs'a
at ouehundred- and ftysKthst as letter adap'ou ~
N, business needs of The neighborhood Inc r'A
noard will meet them again in two weeks
Another delegation Of property-owners n' s,-,,
s., w s,ehhins smith. was heard in regard to sink
10 Tho tracks of the Port Morris Railroad Inc CON,
nany proposes to sink the tracks an aVerago p d.
bet hut IL was urged by the deegauon .e sd m ar
~ the tracks should be twelve ioet' anu ea.
Fix feet would be of little value to the aoIa0en'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17

nut ceylOn t2sS s4c cSshin osSe L2c &C., Cod 40.
81 sssas %asl 5s sDssP a
ss es saSsp wSs aBs4c extra
Sea Elephant beaessd Ss Italian en 7ic P
sRq qc Hessroo sSq prime g. iSa75c Straits s5SSoc
OCEAN FREIGHTs- Business in all directions was
slow and the market wore quiet ana easy oOI sshs
aocOo b0,b Ss nT GI ous Pbusry
CHARTERS-Gerlnan steamer Energie new hence 70
p Ssk meTSsr Rss St Ks
ss ipS 5 SSrs Js MSsaa ws
CalaO general cargo British bark Norman, savannah
g Bs hence
San Fernando general austrian Aus bark Cent? a0
Conner hence E s6Tss general business
aepROssd q SS9 steady ' pse
bbs Mess private terms Mess quoted s1s 1SsSF4 go
Prime sis sessiG prime Mess nominal dIy Family 9I,y
M f i1Ss Ssss IN aTdss scsIg gA ara
s7Ss7 Packet 59Ssq PEI bsI and s f2 e
BE ' RssS s IA
x West se aSS GOO e Green eS &C. and
egsp Hams sss sac ot CITY Meats sales 100
$sS ssjaS:Sa Bsss , Smoked
SSs. givg rsSES sR HSSsSHsi ISs - 9s'
A open nSses e s Showed on
subsequently freer selling led decline and the I'm
proveInent was lost, closing steady. Sales, 80 tcs
Sy n' P s sa 81 e PSIy Js sSSasS
at 7.4oc; February closed at 745c March closed at
747c; sales $50 tcs 7450747c; April closed at 749ci
sales, 25o tcs 74sc; May closed OF 1875 sales, go
5 jGs ca.sS s Sac June uo closed
refined quoted dull ssd weak cOntnsnt. IN ISc;
South America, 9c.-.BUTTER-Demand continues slow,
and with free arrivals prices show further slight
dqeton Pennsyiyana, tubs fancy: 25e Elgn Creamery
%'c S5a 80 5sny 2i 90 Fs sssss e a.
Welsh tubs, prime 2la23c do fair to good 1920
State dairy bafnrkin tubs fancy 24a25c do fair to
good 1925 stste dairy nrkins choice &c good 70
fancy 9iS2tc do falS is92oc; western Imitation
Creamery, choice 10000; do good 70 prime 100
1sc; fair 14a15c; Western dairy. choice 1s92Oc
do good 15s17e; DO common. 14c; Western factory
factory thirds iea1e G.sc; rolls f4aiSc,.. a..
CHEESE-Inquiry is fair largely from the nome trade
and prices are well maintained Fan made. Fancy State
12 1-4c; Choice, II 12a11 34c; Common TO Prime ga
II lac; Skins light. 1.2G9 1-2c medium 12aS Lee
Common Skins 2a4c; Ohio fat 1911 1-4c Pennsyi.
vania Skins, 34a2 14c .EGGS-Dull, unsettled and
easier State and Pennsylvania 1913 I-2c; Southern
10 Primo; LINED, 1914 Lee
sUGARNo further sales reported and prices are
trfugsi, 90 test 5 5-sc Refined dull. Cut Loaf Loaf.
stcd 7c aosd 7a sc
Gomez "a. Standard 0 34ei Coree OF ZAP $3.50
12ei White Extra &C. 1sae 14c, Extra &C" $40
sdg n sss $1,000 CITY Western &c.
TAbLOW-Dull and in buyers favor. Prime City
quoted cas- 116c Sales 300 bbls &C. pkgs free and In
Chicago, 100000 n. private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TEIreRAtH

BuTFAIo Jan & 1877 "a a. ~ houfs ~.
same time last week Gi0O. Consigned through l2-
carloads rs Of which 90 NewXorki carloads on sale
Market dull and dropping $500
sheep and lambs Receipts last q hours wcre 600 heaf
Total fr the week lar $1,000 Dor the time last
week 20 500 Consigned through caroads u which q
New.YOrk 85 carloads sale market declined 100 llo
Common 81 2bd - 20 Good to Choice - 500tp -
Iar Good Western Lambs IS 15aSO % Good 10 Choice
s6 2j0$7 10 rs carloads left over.
the week thus -U4O time lasi week ~ 10
gnc through 81 carloads 30 of which 20 NowYork %
carloads prices declined lOelSe Light Pgs 81 ~
Weights a. i6as5 20 Fancy Heavy IS s6as5 40i Rough
e. 40 81 so stays 81 90; an offerings taken.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards Jan. lG.-"The Drovers
journal" eports Catts-Heoepts Ia 600 head shipments
1000 market weak Beoves ~ 1904 TO- steers ~ 90 .
Al 25 ROckers and Feeders az 1908 90 Cows Bulls and
Mixed 81 b019 90. Texas Cattle ~ 1908 20 Western
Hangers 80 O063 80. -
Hogs-Feoeipts 10000 head, shpments 600Oi market
weak; Mixed 81 sOas5 10, Heavy 81 s6dsb O5s Aght
a. rs n 81 05; Skips 80 4O6S5 90. 49,
Shsep-Reoeips $500 head shipments 600 market
seaAy NAtves az B4s5 Inferior 766b co. Western
Cornfed 81 Gs 49, Trans 50 0oa3 rs. Lambs 81 70
50 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
THE UNION Trust ooMAxr's NEW BUILDING

President Edward King of tho Union Trust Company
said yesterday that several architects competing
the plans for the building be erected by this
pany the site OF Nos 49, so and 80 Broadway which Is
nearly opposite the present ooes OF the company The
property purchased by the company months ago.
and IT Is intended handsome building In which
there will be better accommodation for the transaction
OF the companys business Mr. King said that he could
not say how much tho building viii give any
particulars TO the style Of architecture the material
OF which 1t will be built would he say limit
had been 1xed by the company for tho total cost Of the
property. lie said 1.-THE conundrum shall endeavor
solve win DO produce such building will net us
the greatest return in rentals for outlay and the
plans will be In for inspection for days
can give no further particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
THE rHERmIc moron People ANGRY.
DENYING THAT THERE is ANY FRAUD con
NECTED WITH THE CONCERN.

NECTED WITH THE CONCERN.
The Triple Thermic Company has received con-
siderable unpleasant advertising in the last two days
Tho Officers angry and some stockholders are
disturbed because their have been freely used
story printed exclusively in The Tribune on
Sunday saying that the Rev. George f. Warren OF
Newark, N. j., had brought suit against the Rev.
Thomas M. Colwell, Of Mount Vernon, for 500 900.
Mr.. Warren claims that this amount is due to him I'm
commissions for the sale OF Triple Thermlc Motor
STOCK The company has been brought before the
public on account of its wonderful claims, and stories
have been Published charging that the company Is a
swinde The inventor Of the motor Is W. s. Colwell,
brother Of the clergyman. He believes that his In
venton will revolutionize all motive forces. He says
that ne can dispense with the of steam, employing
bisulphate OF carbon. The company was incorporated
here under its present name with capital said to be
s25,000,0O0.
At the companys Office in the Potter Building yes
terday W. s. Lttehale the secretary would say moth
Ing as to the company's plans The Rev. A. II.
birmingham, secretary Of the BAPTIST Missionary
Union, whose name has been used In a way that
displeases his friends, has small interest in the
company He dlscredtcd statement published yes
icfday In which his used. To Tribune
reporter he denied that there any swindle about
the company, and no particularly denied that he had
tried 10 sell any stock. I" l would not sell any II
could,7 he added.
Mr. Nttiehale refused 10 give the names of the
officers of the company, but they were found TO be
President Matthias Plum, Of Newark; vice president
otfis A. Pray, OF minneapolis; treasurer, Henry b.
beard, OF MinneS polls secretary, Wilbur s. LttIehale
OF this city assistant secretary, Arthur A. Camp, OF
Minneapolis. The trustees include the officers and
Thomas W. knight, r. Porter Virgins and George W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Jan. IG.-Cotton quiet Middilng 07so
Flour active steady Howard street and Western superhu'
s27s3 80 Extra do % so "a bOi Family do 81 10 90
City Mills Rio Brands Extra ~ 30d3 DO Winter Whea
Patent e. Is rs Spring d. DO ~ eSg7Oo DO do Straight
Futs lo23l07ei Longbeny loSel99Ie NO. Southern
193o February 93is Ho3i9c; March 96d05Lc. April
96ad 96sci May 977sd9sc Corn-Souhern scarce Whit
lO1I5c. yellow lO443c Western steady Mixed spot
January AL1ElS4o; February at Al vol 70; Marcel
at42s142Nc; Steamer spot 5yhci NO. at 800. Oats
3Sc, Western White 32G33ci do Mixed 29a3lci Graded
NO White 800 asked Rye duh. steady nc 80 a6Oo Hav
Arm; Prime 70 CHOICE Timothy sl7 O0esiS 90 PRO
visions dull lower Mess Pork a. $40 90 Bulk Meats loose
BacOn--shoulders $40; Clear RID Sides loo. Ham,
steady At i2l4a12l9c. lard steafyi Refined AZ oLc
ButerEiu Western Packed 10 alsc Best Roll i3a &C.
Creamery isa2oc. Eggs steady ~ loSl7c Petroleum
FalT i7al7.e sugar steady ~, soft To- Copper
Frelghts 10 Liverpool per steamer rule; Cotton 5y2d
Flour per tou 2Os Grain % asked ReccptsFlour 30OO
bush Shipnenia-FIour 5000 hbls. Corn $4,000 man
Sales-Whoat 49, 600 bush Corn $4,000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
THE COURTS.

WORK ON A PIER STOPPED BY AN INJUNCTION.
An Injunction was obtained by Lawyer William r.
Wilder yesterday on behalf of the People OF the state
of Now-York restraining Jabez A. Bos'wcA' the New
York and New England Railroad company and .the
New England Terminal Company, and all persons act
ing under their authority from erecuns or MAINTAIN
inc anv obstruction or shed on the pier at the foot Of
Jefeson.st.. East River. formerly known as Pier 46
and now known "a PIER &C. The order IS returnable
on January 80 This ono Of the few piers r g. which Which
vessels of heavy tonnage can be mooIho'e Inc "ors
yesterday morning, was stopped by inc in'unctlon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan 10 tspcolaD.The decisive influences IN tho
wheat pie was report Issued by the 81 Louis Winter
Wheat Mnlcrs Association. IL exceedingly bcafish.
Prices started decline. The May option opened
at 81 Oh IL, and touched si OF 81 When the de-
cline started IA not stopped until May sold az % 70
eents- The close wac a. elafl 90 Is Tho Winter
Wheat Mliera Association has 1Jf mills They reported
that they had coo 900 bushels wheat and $4,000
barrels moro -four than they had year Tho May
corn kept session between SO rs and 30 5S cena
and closed 80 5sd 30 - ecntA May pork opened A.
Fl8 H. broke down 70 80 o. aad closed az els 10 May
lard sold fson 81 30 down 70 81 Is and closed the
bottom May short ribs opened ~ 90 30 and closed o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-17
pRonucE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan 100 ,. m.-Beef-Tn poor demand
pOrk-In poor demand Hams-fn good demand. Baoon-Tn
fair demand long and clear nddles 10 80 Ia d
at 30s Cd shoulders dull 42s CheeseTn good demand
American finest whise and colored strong NJ sos Cd Iaow
In ialr demand Spirits OF iAir demand Rosn
prime Western spot dun ~ ss obi January 3Ss Ga Fobpn
nry and March 37s cd Wbeat-In poor demand ourfn
fair demand Cornspot and futuresin fair demand; mix 81
Western spot steady OF 4s - January dun at "A IA
February dull NJ ia March dullat A Id Hops az
-New.YOrk stafe-l1he supply i good
LONDON, Jan. l6CalcutIa lnseed ass I'D per quarter
lnseed oil lSs 80 per cwt
ANTWERP, jan 1GWtlcOx'S lard closed at 90 fr4nca 76
oentimen per 100 kilos. -
81 centimes paid and sellers
BRKnKE. Jan. l6-PetroIeum-7 marks As pfennIga