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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
40 e,,a. w.r. shipped from vortolk Va. on .he

80. ltV ch'Ne WIRE hlppco from HOrlolA Va on u'c
.si j., s 11 21lS :s; I;?. sysss'
yana 90. MSS , at g 20 o. l2 n At, - q Fem:
- so i bull extra, 1000 r. at - %
>. a. ~ do ig~5 at k 65 DO 3 SG ~ 81 q,
Il do, 1905 y. At - 20 do. $40 y. AZ g 80 ~. -.
d. ias 70 Z dS 1855 T. s. 20 81 d. iosi
Sswtoa Gulctt y Indiana steer. 1895 p a; .. So
40 ~ ~ So - 10 iofs az 81 90 I do 'IirS
y. at - - do 1910 y. at y 80; p State DO 800
' = sind,r, % Western ',,ocEcr-" s25 =, at 80 3,
g DO, .,-j - s3 o. IS ohio cows. ll-s - at ~ -
j. %. oJ7 r =. 3 % 20 do. loi n. =: o. co. ,4l
s5.r !.say a &c spg ss;a n: 20, "'E ::
S e good sod 'sT c1 eng % 'S % h:as
Of IA saG % hr No. :, ' Tee ' =. E nPG'
oroG 'n'-c2.. yffs a. M o. !avgs Of
insi.I T. PIN e' , ,H4 at SaS ,,;oo o-. 80,
cai,es, ~ : average At ~ pei u y io $50 n a.
9.ci e We,,crn Caly-, $40 = at &c p d. 80 n
3: - DO 1S1i"5 & S. q i .; +d 5o2 20 o.
81 H.gH ,e 5 90 c a fs 2s es az ~
il =, a e; % DO. iie =, at 7l.e,:
II Do $50 at $40 10 do, a55 n al - e : Veal,
IDii,.lGack & Dewey vehs, 1877 n. a, osc; do.
SnI'nnTT iXD L%NhS Fcc'ipt, Is carload, o, 800
heH.li csroad. at Jotsey CITY 10 carloads a. ooth-s
- austcrSrs. The feeling vac better TO-DAY nearly all
lambs sold at a advance ofryasjc over Sada,s ngures
strength II Buffalo adyces the market closed
nfIn.
Very strictly prime eheep sold at ~ ds5 623
per 100 ~, poorest % bet lambs at 90 60d@6 10.
Drc-sd mutton quiet at S09l2c and dressed lambs had
med"rl" inquiry az i0c. With choice stock selling up
% i02c.
s,ae--JuGd & buckingham 100 Western Sheep. 81
80 per ia sc', - ~
q f~cl,ct.dJ. las y. ut - %
Sherman Wilt,rson 233 Kentucky Sheep. 100 =,
at IS 10 1903 do. pj n, at - 30. 2lj Kentucky Sheep
Ycaring-. mixed. - =, at - 80.
VI. collins EOS Michigan Lambs. 81 n. at 80 no .
crn do. ~ 30 ~ Indiana do - y a 40 -
. Michigan sheep % - at - - Indiana do. o. ~, ~
~ . 100 Western do 100 y. at - 81 $50 do. 100 n
Newton Gnlctt 100 Ohio She-p. $751; n. at 81 - ;
233 Ohio Lambs. 73. y. at ~ -.
j. y PdcOck & Sons: - Kentucky Sheep 40 n.
at 80 90 Virginia do. 20 - at 81 %. 1913 Virginia
Lambs common. or H. at - 30, % Kentucky do, 81
j. f. Sadcr & Co.: eI0 Western Lambs, 7Oa n at
d Harrington: 10 state Sheep. los n AZ 81; 20
Ohio lO2 b At - - S2 DO. l01 y. az 81 90 10 do
70 = at - on. l7D western ll8 n, at - 81 =
7oD stat Lambs 20 p. at ~ 81 100 Western do. -
n. tG - go canada do, 932 n, at - 20; 1863 do,
% ~. at 4G - IL Ohio do. sol H. at 20 90 go
Dllcnback Dewey: 2li Western sheep 9sia n. 81
Canada do. lO2 ~ at 80 80.
Hume & Mullen State Sheep, no ~ at 81; AZ
STAT T.nml,-. 7Ja n. At - -.
IisIcnbcck s Hollis: II State Lambs 73 n. at
20 - . stat" Sheep. 10 n. ~ - 80
Receipts 6G carload 81 10 s-3 head 81 carloads
NJ jersey cry and - carloads 4OtlHt No sale,
1.-Two weight. NORMALLY nm at ~ G0a+3 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
THEY'LL SEAT HIM JUST THE SANE.
YTrT THERE Is EVIDENCE THAT KEYFS HAS y"
1r,,r-r, ~ NENy. I1.RsIY FOrR YEARS.

YTrT THERE Is EVIDENCE THAT KEYFS HAS N"I
LIVED IN NFwJERsEY FOUR YEARS
Pla,nGcld " j. Jan. 5 (spccian.-The taking OF tcs
tiufonv in the Reed Keyc5 Senate contest came I" an
sbrupt close AT Somcrve, somerset County y - W'S
afternoon John Amcrman and Jacob HeFder YES
tit.,d that scnatorelect KcycS did not vote Al
Neshanic " j. in November, 1887 and also that keye
was not at his ewJersey homo on that election daN
Charles r. Reed. the Republican candidate declares
that Keves IS ineligible the Office Of senator because
he has not lived in wIersey four years Mter inc
examination OF Ame man and HcFtcr, Counsellor
Marsh offered 10 allow the defendant KeJcs, to appear
I'm his own behalf. This move caused CONSERVATION
among the Democrats. but Keyes's counsel, A. McDor
mott was too willy to allow tho Democratic senator
elect 10 attempt a vndication Of himself before snch
able legal talent as present.
ado Won absolutely refuse 10 allow MT. Reyes 10
take the stand ~ asked Counsellor Marsh
ave do answered Mr.. McDermott who IL chair
man 81 the state Democratic Committee. We won't
put him on the stand. but we Will seat him In the
senate inst the same. A. 49,.
rho casc was closed with these words As the New
Jersey Senate is Overwhelmingly Democratic, tho Mo
Dermott faction WILL doubt carry ont their leaders
threat although tho testimony presenter goe' - prove
that Kcyes was Tsmmany brave not three years
ago In Ncw-IoTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REFORTS.

COFFEE-Tradng in Brazil growths was moderately
active at steady and unchanged prices: SAFES 80
bag, 40 to 40 st ne for No Mia graas IN ,sa
request Sales, 1900 bags Maracaibo. 300 bags ia,
nilla lII72 bags java private growth, 900 mat on
t"ri0r and 400 mats Mandhcing, all private terms al
tons were quiet, but the market tended higher, hha
figures showing gains Of 1Odj points stronger ca0iIS
rise in exchange and local covering coupled WIN i'Sn'
receipts at Rio and Santos tho chief bull factors
London reports, 40 p. Unofficial quotations "a
75s I'd february, 79s I'd March, I2s Cd Apr a., w I'D
May. lis Cd juno. 7Os EiO quotes Regular npS' w
kilo,l 800 good second 10 kiIosJ, go; ~
change private. 9l4 receipts g days. 90oO bag o
stock 1888 bags market firm. santos rS.lpt'S
q days. Il 900 bags. Rio purchases for tnitd Sa.oo
during the week 10000 bags RIO purchases ior tao
and other countries during week 1000 hc, , 90 GOD
rl,.iran for Inlt"u StiI''
bags: Mo clnarancps for Europe and other cointieS
10000 (uncerain bags steamers loading at itlo iV
United states uncertain fright per steamer 90 200 400
per prlmagc per bag. Total santos St9H 600 hog
bags: Santos purchases for United states iO"o SoSo
santos purchases Europe and other counsrles
bags: clearances for United States by % At,atTS
Europe ana other
% bags loading at santos ioI s,on,os
states market firm; good average '1ai.uo'
900 Hamburg Z pfcnning lover on 'I tan
while others were somewhat higher Rotterdam jan, D.
Anoat from Brazil for Europe, 2a0oNo pay pay Tot,I
from East and Java for Europe, 2O'oOO OdS7 io'''
sales here today 10 coo bags. rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
LIVE STOCK MAEEETs-pY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan. tn" Evening journal" reports
Cattle Receipts 1900 head Ia good d. HaHd and strong
10 -ade higher ncaiy every tng IA the Tat cattle Inc.
and common stock also butchers stock shared In the
cfn uIt1tH. StockerS and only little busin,S,
fir. Uog- Receipts 80 900 head active and Zoe high
cr packers. ~ 10aS3 So light ~ Go'rsS - rough aud
COMMON hight miNcd - GoGS 81 % pigs s3a 50 DO sheep
-Eccch 5000 head u good defnnhd and ,cadH; prime
Buffalo. Jan. j.Catuc-licorite last - hour. ooo
week TINS far. $3.50 Tor same nc lat
week 900 Consigned through $50 hcnd 500 81 which
York 5000 for sale market opened active, nrmcr
and higher closed export stert. good - extra
~ SsaS5 choice heavy butcher, - j0S 10 mediums.
rs 1G - Is light handy - csc common mixed g %
az 80; Michigan stockeis. heavy! - 5Oas3 DO yCnrlngs
% % iat bulls 81 25as3 export bulls. 50 75a % 90
bologna bulls S2dS2 90 aud heifcs common L. cA'
a s2as3 25 mileh cove a9a spi9rers common % eHu1
Receipts last "a hours 62C1d total for week tue iaL
900: time last week. $500; consigned through
$500 head 1000 Of which to NewlOrk 600 for saie
shcr-co!ce u oXtTa sjas5 % good choice 81 7Gd
~ % common fair, "a 25Gs 05 lambSchoce 70 extra
25G &c 30 choice. - $50 - 20 iai.
Is 95GS5 so Hogs Receipt, ~ hours, ~ $40 head
total for week thus far IS l40 time lat week
80 $50 consigned through 1870 head 99i0 Of which to
10 500 for sale market opened active MN ana
higher; closed firm mcdums heavy 9nd mixed 80 sOh
SO heavy Workers, S3 700 IS So NSht DO. % 90 PIGS
80 40dG3 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
n1vrnrvc TIE TRAFFIC MORE JUSTLY.

CLicac1 Jan. 5 (specaU.-The board OF chaIrmeh
n the southwestern Pool made some sensational
traffic orders today. The Atchs0n was oFdereo !"
~ o,.or 200 cars TO the Rock Island, 100 10 the
v.i..b and 200 10 the Alton. The Burlington was
ordered to turn over 100 each TO the Rock Island ana
Wabash and the St. Paul ordered TO turn over 100
= the Wabash These the largest orders yet mace
and shows that in the opinion Of the chairmen 10 per
cont Of the traffic has To r0ads which ought not
70 take il. The orders also upset the hgure' "In'n
ac road, thought they were going to get In the blind
,.1l Tho cars hauled durmg December and on which
Inc orders were based. numbered 7.33o: OF these
Inc Atchson took - per cent. Alton ana Missouri ~
r Wabash and Fort scott each :, and Kansas CIv l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
vr WABASH To PAY HIGHER RENTAL

The controversy between the Chicago and Erie and the
wabash roads the use by the s'cr oi tne FORMER
-, %, ro.chinp Chicago has been amicably settled
7, hogan bv the Eries termination OF The contract few
months ago and a refusal 10 renew It, Litigation followed
bv which the Wabash sought TO preserve the gh 70 use
the tracks and terminal facilities Of the 'h"so anu "'V'
80 Tdna nv which actual entrance IS obtained 10 Chicago
nv the Chicago and Erie and other roads Inc wabash
and the Erie officers agreed 70 ne" contract under
which the former pays increased rental 70 inc fe'
All litigation is be abandoned The ne" con'"oe y
N run for eighteen months January l. BEFORE ca'
time expres the Wabash expects have is independent
western extension TO Chicago completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
CHAIRMAN r1HLEY's RULING REVERSED.

chicago Jan. 5.-General Passenger Agent W. b.
ehatuck of the ohio and Mississippi; General IraiEc
Manager O.. c. Murray of the Big Four. and General
Passenger Agent II. W. Fuller. Of the Chesapeake ana
cho met here today as a board OF aroitra'ors 10
settle the dispute between Chairman flnicy' OF inc
Western Passenger Association. and the htchsoh
r.ad NJ Finley decided that the AtchsOn had no ap
neal from the decision OF the association uphohlne the
llng Of the chairman that The AtchiSon must reoeei
mileage tickets found in the hands OF "schpers,
,hctl,r they had been previously bulletined or not
THE ar rators reversed Chairman Finleys ruling de
,t1i,o that uudcr the agreement the Atchison had
m Ia rotor the on ,tiOn 10 arbiira ion IL Is under
,tocd that The Atchson will endeavor to see'fc lhe
n,,1d I'm me hand, Of scar.oS" must be redeemed OF
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
~ AID OF HryGARrAy byyrGRAyrs

Tic fair Of the Magyar Tlrsulat. Of the leading
Hungarian societies Of the city opened night -
the GcFnania Assembly Rooms In the Bowciy with a
crowd Of nearly thOusand people present. Or. ArInd
GIf>tcr made the opening address, aud speeches
by Coroner Ferdinand Levy Marquis Snitzer anh
I-naU Grant, the president Of the Magyar Tarsulat
Before the fair formally opmcd Mrs. Mary Grant on
lchslf Of the who have worked make the fair a
success handed t. her husband g. 900 In cash col
lrctcd during the last two weeks swell the proceeds
OF the fair. All the money made will be us'd b. tc
society foI the purpose OF aiding deserving Hungaas
at home 10 come To this country, and provide them
with in the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
OBTAINING A MEXICAN CONCESSION.

Gan lose Cal, Jan. 5.-Arthur C.. Field, local
,eaI estate dealer has returned from trip to Mex
leo and brings information that he had obtained a
valuable railroad franchise in Durango. Tho Govern
msnt gives him subventon Of $4,000 per mile, free
icbt q, wav and depot grounds. The road will extend
from the city Of Durango to Zacaecas. distance of
ooo o,tas AT the latter place making junction with
~. Maxjcan Central II will pass through and develop
one of the richest portions Of MeXico IL IS understood
that London capitalists are packing Mr. flelu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
Why THE BEECH CREEK ROAD WAS LEASE

The formal leasing OF the Beech creek ha'f " Wv
NewYork Central has been accompanied by sensational
limitations that the Central was ready 10 paisei uc
Pennsylvania. The absurd In view OF 'he
agreement by which the interests Oh the TWO b
systems TO be harnoniously managed oy inc Nu
,.o,y counc A. comnettiye polnt President Chauncey
NJ Depew said that the reports nonsense"
'The Creek road" he added has been taken oy
NewYork Central the terms by which ~ WAS
acquired by the Vanderbilt brothers and other nddus,
The road was necessary adjunct to the Central which
lacked direct connection with the bltumhOus coal
regions II needed II only for the actual coal sup
ply Of the Central road and it's acquisition VIII save US
about fifty cents every Of coal consume-anu
that pretty nearly pays the rental All idea OF antsgons
70 the Pennsy lYania is absurd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
CLOSING NEW PDDL.RflOBS.

The pool rooms that opened In the Nineteenth
Precinct few days ago closed up yesterday by
Captain Reilly. Detective visitd Newton e. Cos
place No Is West Twenty eghth.s and after buying
ticket arrested the cashier James McNuy. Detective
Hayes went 10 "Butch Thompsons room. In the Whitc
Elephan and arrested Bernard Ford, the cashier. Bar
ncy NchOls's room, No. ia West Thlrty.thrt.s,
visited by Detective Kemp who arrested the cashier.
James Lawrence. Detective Taylor Of the Twentieth
Precinct Croker Co.'s pool room. No 200 West
Forty st., and arrested James Smith. McNuty.
Ford Lawrence and Smith were arraigned Jefferson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
,,,,xcpS AMONG ERIE OFF1CIALs.

Buffalo y. y, Jan. IA number OF important
changes among officials in the Erie Railroad system
Are announced J. II. Barrett is promoted from super
intendent Of transportation to general superintendent
Mr. barrett is succeeded by his assistant W. H. stArr
A. NJ. Tucker has been made general manager OF inc
Chicago and Erie and the New York. Pennsylvania ana
Ohio and W. +. TurTef has been appointed assistant
unerntendent Of motive power Of the same raos,
With Headquarters in Cleveland l. p. Thomas mas
beeD elected first president OF these lines and the
ONCE OF second vice president made vacant by nus pro
.noton is filed by the election Of George H. Valiant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
INSTALLING NEW OFFICERS

At meeting last night Of the Lincoln Republican
Club OF the XVIth Assembly District, at NO. 223
Thirdave.. the annual installation OF Officers took
place. The officers installed wcro: President. Il. NJ
Lush first vice president John ii. Cavanagh; second
vice president. william Iienkel: financial secretary.
Terence +. MCGOWAN: corresponding secretary
Michael Hickey recording secretary. James Smith {.
treasurer Frank H. DAILY; scrgeanta at arms, Martin
Br4,uer A luncheon was served In the eiubrooms
after the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
NICE PLACE FOR MR.. GALLIGAN.

James j. Galligan. the head man OF POLICE Justice
Henry Murray's political organization f. tho XVllt'
Assembly District has been appointed clerk In the
XIth Judicial District Court BY civil Justice Thomas f.
Murray, Police Justice MurTay's son. The salary Is
SO 900 year. Mr. Gallqan takes the place OF John
f. Kelly, the XNIIth District man VINO Ii senator
PIunketts candidate Police Justice. and who hopes
to get Henry Murray place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
RAJ; EOAD INTERESTS.
CEsrg * PRESIDENTS COMING FAST

OPINIONS IN CHICAGO REGARDING THE CON
FERENCE IN THIS CITY.
CHICAGO Jan. 5.-President r. r. Gable, OF the ROCK
Island President Marvin IIugtt of the Chicago ana
Northwestern President Allen Marvel of the Atchi>on
ropeki. and santa Fe, and President ROs well Miler'
Of theil Chicago ,Hlvaukce and St Paul. have lcf'
Chica( for New York attend the meeting OF pcs
dents 10 be held in that cty next Thursday ftc''
dent Stuyvcsant Fish. OF the Illinois Central has
delegated another Official Of that company to represent
him at that conference aud will remain in Chlcaeo'
The report is persisently circulated that neither INC
Kansas City will have anything 10 do with the pro
posed agreement. but the officials Of both these iou'
talk conservatively on this subject. while 'hcS wiz
OF attend the NewYor conference they still say 90
" the plan OF agreement formulated by uIc o''o'
roads is satisfactory TO them they VIII hot Ia' "
suoscrinf to it. They contend however, thal PfVsi
dents agreement is not necessity, ana uldt sup
Elementary agreement to the one now III opcr"uo"
by the Western FREIGHT Association Is All ''aV -
necessary to stop te-cuttnG ana Drihs b'9P'''"
10 the roads west of Chicago. All the roaos Nooi" ~
be satisfied with the plan that has been deNINru i''
a division OF traffic at Southwestern Missouri iuFer
points and the freight officials contend that IL tin'
plan were adopted at all Missouri River points ana al
st. Paul and Minneapolis. there WouIu pe IIo
new association TO put end to uTfalr coinpetluUl.
The opinion TO be growing mere tut t.o NJ n
presidents viii do Will De 10 amalgamate the western
Freight and the Trans Missouri assocauos ana auotI
supplementary scheme for division OF traIc at all
competitive points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
RIG ADVANTAGE FROM \ DIFFERENTIAL.

Chicago Jan. binder the new freight tariffs winch
went into effect January l. the frSt-cass rate rom
New York to Kansas City by the direct lines Is al q"
Before the advance It ~ 30. The savannah faSt
Freight Line operating over the Kansas Clty' foI'
scott and Memphis. has had the advantage W a w
ferontial which made the rate from NeW-lorh 81
That line got the bulk Of the business by this arrange
,nont and now with the Chicago roads and the t7hR
lines under strict orders TO maintain the al 81 raH'
the rate by the savannah Fast Freight Line Is SUN
ST. which gives The agent at Kansas City cheaper
,,,tc hv q cents than that by way OF Chlca6o' hc
Ia, lost no time i'm letting this fact be known. and ~ Is
lid tlat ne i, Working mp heavy business IN coz
sequence The other agents are exercised over Iic
,,'t Tho dTorf,tal must be reduced 10 ID cents III
order to give them an equal SHOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
NEW WARRIORS FOR THE WAR DANCE

The Tsmnany Society held its regular meeting at the
Fourteenth-st. tepee last evening. Grand Sachem
Tappan presided and John b. McGodrick secretary
Most Of the aehcs and large number Of representative
Indians Of the thirteen tribes In council arrayed In
paint and feathers Fiftysx warriors accepted
and will be permitted join in the dance Of the next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
CrxrpAI OFFICIALS IN WATERTOWN.

Wa,ertown y. Y. Jan. 5.--General Manager D. NJ
'foucey and Freight Agent Samuel Goodman, OF the
New.York Central and Hudson River Railroad were III
This city today 70 consult with representative peoPie
NJ this section in reference t. the proposed now road
Tho arc gunsts Of the CITY and the Board OF TRADE
a meeting is being held this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
TRANsCONT1NENTAL BUSINESS.

Chicago Jan. 5.-Chalrman James Smith has called
meeting passenger department Of the 1raconhehi
Association N Dc held Francisco, January To- to
adopt some scheme for equitable and satisfactory d.
vision OF eastbound from Pacific Coast points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06

TONS against sol for preceding week, an increase
OF sos tons and against SO 10 tons for the corresponding
week last year, a decrease Of AZ. 40 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECl,IpIS.
QUOTATIONS. or BEEvEs.

food 10 prime Steers sold year ago at 81 G5G$5
and the average estimated At 81 40.
BEfN rs Receipts for two days 33i carloads OF CT
held-l3j carloads consigned direct ~ slaugters -
carloads for expiration dressed quarters. SO carloads
for shipment alive and As carloads To- sold, NJ which
delayed the yards until lat. hour IN
morning with lght supply and uuite number Of
good cattle wanted FOR export the market ru arm
advance fully 20 per 100 H. and some sales OF
light cattle showed still greater Improvement The bcatcd
stock about al clos d out at y. Common 10
loo ~; carloads Of stock -" sod At - 1Id
- G- bulls At - 25as3 -, and extra do at - -
- 1888 so. ,
Latest prNate cable advccs quote refrigerated beef
steady AID scaut Sic pr ~ and American steers
selling II dl22c. estimated dressed weight sinking the
Tho st, Romans which sailed from this port Liver.
pool December 49, 1890 306 cattle tho VOYAGE.
shipments for to-morro" 1850 quarters oi Deer IN
Wisconsin by COMPANY and 6l2 quarters IN
th, Lake Winnipeg swift * Co. II expected that
Nelson Morris so. would put cattle on tho Lake VIII
u.pcc but report current ~ n" fa that the con-
tract had bcn cancelled. The Bohemia and Italia carry
ing 100 aud il2 cattle respectively viii not ~'l bi"r
Wednc Sday.
Tho Drovcrs' Journal " Of Chicago. under date oi
Jenuary . gives total rc>pt, Of 1--we stock at the
Union Yards city Tor the 1890 a. fol
lows 34S4. 80 cattle 1905 calves. 16d3S2s hogs
2.IS2 0G7 sheep and lambs and 1Ol 900 horses 1870
Shpm nts OF live stock and dressed n'at- from port
tn United for the year 1890. not hitherto r.
ported These columns follows: From Portland
SO cattle from N"wInrt News $50. head; from Nor
iO,h Va. 700 head from West Point 80 mad from
Ncw-Orcans ji7 bad from Philadelphia. 10 O11 catt'.
and 5jGs quarters Of beef and 2i40 quarters Of brel
shipped from Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
Mnnrc, ACE roP u 900 600 FILED.

PittsbmC, Jan. "a dispatch from Grecnvilic Penn
saws mortgage s3 900 600 in favor OF the Central
Trust Company OF Ncw-York filed to-day III ms
county AGAINST the Ptsburg shenango and Lake Erie
Uailr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06

Warehouse deliveries since January l. 1S0l-New'fork
10 bags; Baltimore, Dos New.Orleans, 2Oio; TOTAL
S,4G7
COTHON-The spot market was quiet nut prices NhoNcu
no material change. Sales 1872 bales Tor CONSUMPTION
Port receipts ~ 6Ol bales. against 5Blb Daeo hls gay
la.t week and % 400 bale, this day last ytor ofOp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
TALK ABOUT THE L. AND MS DIVIDEND.


The meeting Of the board OF directors Of the Louis
vile and Nashville yesterday stimulated III wall
Street speculation 10 the dividend which Is now
about due. The general impression prevails 'h"'
lo per cent will be declared for the last hall year
but 1t is uncertain what proportion will be in cash anu
what in scrip. The bulls looking for cash pay
ment, while some conservative observers THINK u'a'
II a cash dividend is declared 1t ought to DC AZ rs
than at an annual rate of or per cent Inc ulNl,
dend question was not acted upon yesterday buI VIII
probably be taken up at a meeting tomorrow
Yesterdays business the completion OF ue'a,'
for the formal transfer TO the Louisville ana Nas''
NJ its recent ACQUISITION Of the Kentucky Central roo
The following directors of the last named ROAD were
elected BY the new owners Milton H. SINFUL .. w.
Probst, William Mertens, J. a. HorSey' Thomas nuV
fer and Fclstein Norton. The board subsequently
elected Mr. smith president of the Bcntucy Central
II. f. Huntrhgton vcc-presidcnt and A. W. MOTIFS
treasurer and secretary. - .,, ,,.o tho
The Aabama Mineral road has been taken INTO tha
onIsville and Nashville system and the forty mics Oh
extension 10 connect IL with Inc LOUISVILLE wa" "'
Calera Ala have been finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06

Market Court yesterday Justice McMihon set the hear
ing down Tor Friday afternoon and nS the bail at 500
IN