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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.yor< Saturday De-. 5-BEEVES-Receipts. %
carloads or I34 head carloads for saughterers direct
tncludinp "a ca.oads for Fastmans Company ana car
loads Tor the market. No trading. Feeling STEADY NO
later cable
" Shinmcnts as previously reported. , 49,,
MICH COWS-No fresh.t rrvals anu very NUS aon'
u Mcpherson I Co. sold fresh at SO per head,
and do FOR $50. Feeling steady. -
CALVES-Recepts, 63 head. 80 at jersey CIV ana -
NJ GNthst Very stock offered and very ttie w1nted
Vc9ls sold ~ s5GfS per 100 NJ carload OF gfassers
n, - 1O1s2 IS WestPrns at 50. go -. -
900 ot 80 - ner 100 n IS do 270 n at So 90
" DTIeniach & Dewey: IS veas Ids n, at - %; D do
II paslc"beek & Hollis: veals, $50 ~ ct So > do,
13i N at ~ 4 DO 100 H. at IS.
- Nelson 40 Western calves 3lZ ID, at %;
SIII,Ep AID LAMI,S-Roccpts carloads. or l:lof
head carloads a. G0t-st and carloads at Jsey Clt
Tho arrivals HIGHT but with sevar caroags n
over yat rday the supply fully equal 70 the demand
unchnncei rood sheen sold at SidTo per lu'
m. ordinary to choice lambs at $5dSJ so.
nras oi mutton In LGht demand at 6aSc dressed ianD
slow nj chase (chojce stock selling in small way al
Ssies-M Coln9: r4o Canadian lambs. % n average,
az 50 per 100 1QA DO 81 ~ at - 80 2oS W1 o S
70 H. at s. 37i2 Western sheep 9S 10 at ~ 'o; 20
Ohio do 81 n. at ~ 30. ~, ., -. a. Al
p s Kase 216 PENNSYLVANIA lambs Goa ~ az - foi
10 Pennsylyana sheep 10l n. az 81 25 --o ~
Hume Mullen: 9S State lambs, 73 N, at 80 %; ~
PENNSYLVANIA do 80 H. p. - 20 Pennsylvania shcep %
n Il "a: II STATE DO 1877 n at -. - -o
DIIenback & Dewey: 90 sheen, - ~ at 81 So
divided between the yards carlold OF ONO nor SOU
at @3 80 and the market quoted sts}1y at 50 6Oa4
Newton Gnett sold: 172 Ohio hogs 100 ID average
at SO so Der 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago December 6 .special).-Wheat yesterday was
stronger At the close prices showed advance over
Friday OF 5sd5a, May sold between 9G7s aud ga.
o77s and clos,d at 97asd9T9.. The advance was due
chiefly to the which bulls got from their antci
nat ons OF what next weeks would do for them.
They expect big decrease the worlds shipments
Monday OF 900 900 bushels they expect decrease o.
500 900 bushels the ION PASSAGE figures Tuesday
they expect that Gdrernment crop report ThursdaY
WI show OF winter wheat lens: 10 point
under last year Free deliveries Of cash wear
contracts opened the price weak az decline OF = cent
contract about 10 per cent?. and light for
Monday helped toward rally. The last figures showed
the early loss about recovered. December sold from
i67s 10 I1as and closed i7A May from i27s 43.
and closed AT 49, Outsiders looking for December
manipulation; there however Trustworthy signs
and 32s aud closed at 32ia Provisions opened
strong aud higher light hog receipts and higher prices
the yards and on covering by one OF the imrorant
packing This latter buying pilces be'ame
weaker Not only the early advance ost but some.
thing additional The final decline possibly accelerated
by liberal estimate for Monday for next week
$4,000 and 240,000-than anticipated. At the close
pork showed loss from Friday of 7iad10 cents; lard
loss OF 25 cents. and Ribs loss Of cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. 5.-"The Evening Journal" reports Cat
te-i,ecelpts $500 head shipments, LOCO market larry
active SHADY natives, 90 oJd$o % IeNas eiassGis'
- Is; rangers, S3d$8 rs; cows, 81 30 Hoes-kc-
i've higher lower rough and conn0l, 20 9Vaeo ~
mixed and paC Ic, 80 70o$3 50 prime heavy ana putin
,,f yeient, IS 55s3 %; light, - -Jd@3 80 Sheet-
Receipts 1000 head market steady native ewes = ~
"a Is Mixed - %5df3 %; Meathers, % -o@@o -
mime yaarlings aJdf5 30: lambs, ridSo % -
ments roo: market stlOne good to choice na0iNe :: ~
,ye 20 fair TO good TcNan ana lnd2n stcrs,
- fOds3. Hogs-Reccpts, 300 he'd shipments eco
m1rset higher 20 prime heavy 81 10 - % nNeu
81 2Oas3 Is light, fair 10 BEST ~ 5OGf3 o. sAeele
Reccpts 1000 head market stIcng fair TO choice - %
buffalo Dec Seattle Receipts for the last "a hours,
800 head week thus far lo3SO Tor same ~
last week IS J.0 consigned through 700 Of whlci
600 to Ncw-Y ork Oh sale 2fOi market opener iar uc
COW and heifers 81 5Od:2 GO Texas bulls 81 50. HOGS
Inn, far 90 O75 for time last week. lloOCo; con
sicned th ough II 250 Of which COCO 70 Newfoi%; Oh
.ae 1000: maract opened strong to shade hgher PIGS
fuy los higher closed easier. with some l-e arrivals
nsold heavy grides corncd, - 90d$i medium wesht,
corned 20 S0d$3 So Yorker, good TO best eoriieu
~ 75dSS ght % part cornfed - oSas3 90 gp9c
heavy ends So 4Od$2 50; pigs, eOh to best eon,ied'
~ 5OdS3 Gj skips TO fair 80 2odt5 2oi s-
sorted rouchs - 1jdSS % common roughs' - oaFo
tags - 55ds3 Sheep and lambsReceiIts for the last
"A hour head total for week thus far, 2o,3O Ior
sane time as5 week. 10000 consi ned through QUO 10
and shade hgher for good lambs closed steady ana rn
iii sold sheep extra fancy. 81 Coast 0O gooo 10 cno
s40.I 90 tilr IN good 80 SOa$i; oulls ana common
-5aa@ 20 lambs good TO choice native, ~ 20d$5 ~
common to fair 81 1Jd&o 10: eulls 70 common, ID ~
..&i 80; Canada. common 10 extra, 10 5odSo o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
nnnRr CALENDARS For TO-DAY.
Supreme Cour.-Generai Term--Recess continued. ,,,
Sunrome Court-Chambers-Bcfore lngrahanL J'-Mouo

Gunre COuf.-Cfencrai
Supreme Chambcrs-BcfOrc Ingrahan' J-Motion
SS 3 e. 5n$3o$ H'ss;
49, 81 So e'@ss; N 1857 1855
l'S sp fsE IBefSre LaSEen %
"a i3s g. III ~ u i,e5, is5G 1868 1854 1865 1866
1856 Sap ioSs courcrcyitPqrt IBefere Ty9ax -Nes
se2 Se 92s 1871 $9S' IL, TX III III, al sol sso ~
i sdpS%s I'D o oP Bis b!
49, 49, 9a5 os 'f $s s6s5 S5l 1906 s5
IS lsSs us rs s s 49, ~ l5aS
1893 @ 9s 81 25s td wa sss sS
saRrs@st H. q 6,5 Aisea
W sfow Of ' Sophia Gn Mo. John Kemp NARA
'n Undsf G%s,vf rrS ,sg Ela r. bishop
hfn mr. fdT %iI lu H" Hy b5sntEss
Mc S%RGnO and GdSrsesye Appeals from
orders and 9dgmen SSf TO o Bsgro Jyos
145 saiR iG f47 IT'S as, 10 i5o;
Superior Superior eS%r-faSyr
CJTNos 9l2, 2255, 1Ad, 1908. 7s9. l641, o2c. 1904
lOS Superior coat-frial Torm-rart, and JIAdiOurned
common pleas-General Term-Adourned until this
Common Plcas-specal Term-BefOre BlsehOn. J-cal.
''V COMMON -Equfy Tcrm-efOre sOokstaver, j..
1873 1924 773, 1852, 1854, lSo9 lOSs l.oi l2, io4
o5l 1222 1874 Oe5 1899. Oh, 936 1888, 1872, 49,.
Common Pcas-Tral Tern-Part II-Beforc DAILY. Q. J..
C lses ~ be sent from Part l..
Common Plees-Trla Ierm-I'art lII-BefCfe Pryor, j.
Cases TO be from Part /. - .
Tjty Court-Tria Tcrm-I'art I-Before Newburger j.
Nos 1862 40l3 22Sl 1850 3926 1861 81, 1917 5i03.
lo2G 1922 4l15 4113. 21G9, 1910, 22lO, 2j93. 4537
i55s 45l2 1854 $3.50 1850. 45oi, 1900, a5se 1920
1905 4GiC, 4C2l 4632 fb40. 4G4l. 220l, $50, 1890
9SIs 1850 2559 1886 1880, 1850. 3l77. 1856. 45is.
7$7 ais 2i07 1857 3e4I, 1915 1870 40s5 1897 45as
Civ doart-rrial Term-Psr II-BefOre McGown j.
so SIS $50 Sis0 sI57 Ss7s $500 1909 isl9 sos
1850 800 l03i 1923. 4470, 1o3. 1852, 1871. $780,.
42g7 34G5. 70I. .
Nos 1909 1924, STAG, 1865 1855 4Odl. 1902, 1853.
2o25 5z52 $3.50 1851, lSos. 1903, 1901 4oIl. dIs5
SS9S l7iS 4O6G 450
Civ conrt-Tral Tprur-Plrt Iv-IIeiorr Ehrlleh G. j.
Nos 5i29 sOiI. Sjsi 4il7 4i5i, 4ljj. $500, $500
$500 4G53 229o 9e5s 1892. $3.50. $3.50. 1884, 1os5.
Court OF Over and Termner-Bofore Van Brunt J.. and
Assistant District Attorneys welnan ana smms-Nos
Cont Of General sessiOns-rart I-DcfOe cowinr. j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07

sCgs1 d s 81 " x g. g. 20a's 20 d.
sales go bis crude and Isw iG Sor Gss 'NSsS
psSe soc 'Iufe osoaut ceyos cSS9s &c do Do
id 1e% cs' .
$751; 5c S sd Ro Prime city, &c sse M' 70
S ScssSed ''%fis r .p9ss
s ss v e n s.ss
7sssc o. g. S Dc S" SR.e ce %
,pFlgss SsaS % cs 30 natural sn
Do SfssSSed pe MH' red bank SIC
'ssi ss yf Hi1e lines n are
very uncertain the moment IN the s1,sdd al reduced
as t sasHss 'S Were s ssSre
PEI the sSsd E Tse & Of includes
T %S,S t sss ea anS % M ID
for additional supplies Whether on spcs OF Katharne D.
R Sd 15 ITALIAN S. 1ssc hs;s46
S 600 Fep'o s sss
Dn %%o se 90 i'i
i u%ST SOC m ;SsSop si British III nI brig csrr
schcoa to Faya lumber 81 British arse lark Doris
Wilmington, n. Co., to St Domingo o Hstttras sugar
Err sh soone~ Mary hence 70 s' hense
:sSssss
and s ssr rS O." dccf ITALIAN bark
zoe sn ana pSeworeans to the
s S On or sds %
sod sss q b dSr 70
Port natal NOsTss 5 G ss bark to
serf for ss The S day. @
sH$ 81, 'I 1s 6 %, < $Ss
s Tia rT fss;s SS;SP e
ties India mess in s oro ED here at sis and
IAMs wa.s =, Iow dsUn"S sSy q
directions g. price, ec ESd sa%s
y 1aDaES ., s G g. G Ry 81 Ed
s &c 9s@ 9cS 10 R'fs sfss
s0s 2t r Gs Re srSa priTss be-
more sSs, q Ss,s Ts1'lns saf nS
Sales and f. Seat o cy Ts Ss
s sSbS AS SsG % December @ e4ie asked }1m
ary closed !, At S go asked ssssa anrn closed
May saSs . t s market rule,
G dI aSd 8B"%srs favor pals
hist per saa5 s?aS crsam sG t PenHyvdS
Grsery sn soc Other Western sStra 2ea tstris
sI ;s 2ssas 5eas
@ %:.S Sr''i tub ssa2 sstas 's'2s;
AID t Es ess sG :. sG 81 s12 Sec
s sss. 1917 I2s sfs'
S sSSS ieeonas i9aise thirds Ieso fastaSy
1rSns June extra, 1Sd1SRc; June tubs cxnas, a.,
extra 29@2se Ind tort nFt e
noted all drer0n W crram sSSpember
fancy iIGIibc; factory, ull cream lns 1o 20
do GOOD to prime 10dOsc factory common 10 lar % ~
5S.c ful SKINS oaic; part skims 42aoc' conmom 70
cham agoc so1.hS erp prime
freSh sGa37c: Western fresh, 27i2c do fair 70 COCO
sGa827c; Canadian. held 2OdZ-c' "es1eih' io1"''''
lSsT4 mf maintained price but t,asIng
erv oIe: quoted at 3sc for 50 test Mucoya1o anu 80
oi6c for so test Centrifugal
se Po%dSrcd GranulasGd 4's5tlse CUBES &c
Ho8fsctonSrs, Gi.c; Columbia A. 4isci Windsor 4,
dc Ridsewood A. ice phcnix I:l6c E%pppss a.
30 O. o.lGc No 10, 3i2c; No. H. 3 7-lOe; NO IL
3hc. -, -. = A.. o,o,od AZ $50
and Tic in hhds Oleomargnrne hrm sity, osci s"e''
"a 600 hills ont OF town 9-16c delivered here
TATTOW-In moderate request AZ steady prices prime
city 0uoted n sales, 30 hhds, 4'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LiVrpool, Dee. 5. D. m.~Rcef-Iolders offer mod r.
ateiv rOfk-loders ouer freely. Hams Holders offer
m.deratey. Bacon-HOlders offer freely Cumberland cut
about - b 30 N se.dy az 3is sd Cheese-oders offer
spar pgy. rslloW-u Id RS ofer freely. TuIpeatine-
Ioldc.s offer m0de Rnsn-1he supply II poor.
Lard spot and utuiesHolders orer defately; prime
Mes. spot. Decembef. January and February nrn
Is. Whelt-Hode's oner m dcsa'cy; 20 red winter
duh at s. sd No. I'd SPRING dul at Is Sd. Flour
HOlde aciy. tori-apit holdc-s freely
futures, holders offer moderately; mx!i Western. spot.
dull a, lad December steady at rs hid January
steady 81 IS SD new; February steady at IS sd.
Hops &C London-Pacnc Coast-olders offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
OIL MARKETS

Oh City Penn, Dec. 5-Natonal Transit ceFtiees's
5S's highest. 80; lowest 5s', closed $50 si.a
5000 6bls elearanees $4,000 bbs shipments Ssois
Pittsburg Penn. Dec 5-Nat.onal Transit certificates
5S7s.
BRADFORD Penn. Dee. 5.-Natonal Transit ceitincag'
opened at 80 closed az So highest 50s; lowest oos
Clcarinees, 100000 bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
includes Switching" There were sales G
IL. u n..AI.o..a n ~ 4 iln1H nnnts

includes Switching" There were sales OF 1000 bar
rels Of Buckeye oil at 14d15 cents
The refined petroleum market was dull but shade
armer for barrels which closed points higher at Go
cents per gallon Qbulk $3.50 in New,York, quotations
being points less at Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
fined in unchanged at no cents and crude In
barrels at 10 (buk 800 cents per gallon Washington
crude quoted at 90 (bulk 2'o cents anu hph'a Il"
$50 1870 -
naming at 153. francs per 100 os and London az sra
50 pence pr imperial salon At BIemgnn Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
HE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Dec. j5;-Flour dull UNCHANGED. R.ss,,.
TO- 1913 bbs: sales, 225 tbls Wheat hrneF: n, s1ln,
spot and the month, 81 oi9asl Of January q csd
81 O3s. February II 05L May, 81 6sss4s1 ok s|1f
No red, 95',436c receipts, 81, z3i bush s6ur.1
b9.jSf bush stock, f97l,J2i bush sales 81 0o8 ~.
southern wheat steady Fulz 3scaSI 03 ongbI,y ' ~
81 o. Corn, strong mixed spot Sic asked yeas KIP
57sc; January 5i.a5!2c; February 5shd55,.e; NJ
5Gtc; steamer mixed, 55,ae rece.pSs q oo6 bush -
bush Southern corn steady white and yellow 800
oats firm; No white Western, i0I2c asked M 2a,S.
Western, 38k d39c Receipts, ZOO bush soet " ~
Osi bush. Rye duh and weak; No q 97a9sc Etaiss'
IL $40 bush stock, I53, 193 BUSH Hay strong.
choice timothy si3ds14. Grain freghts quiet and ~,
unchanged. Cotton dull miCdling 7sc Proy,sisrs ~
and unchanged. Butter. steady and unchanged e
STEADY, 26c. Coffee, steady Rio cargoes fair lie: A
ISs,dI37sc. Sugar, strong; granulgted Axe cs..J
steady and unchanged. Whisky, active 81 2Jasf ps
Buffalo, Dec 5.-wheat-No I haFd dull co.,s
al O3. 5000 bush No ! northern sold az a. Of ''.s y
az 81 0i No northern closed at 96i2c No Do e,sa
white, 15c, track. Corn opened easy, closed s,oa.
sold at 55i2a561e; cars No do At 52xd53i,e. 10y
No q at 53aJ42c, and cars No at 5i.s6sas an
unsettled: generally lower No 2 Whit s,,.a1
37aoy34c: No 3 white 35iae No mixed Sse az ~, ~
asked Barley quiet, but firm; fancy Western "a
NO eeis DOE State 65a75c Michigan eood 10 49,
No 2 95c bid Flour dull ard easier best sDrins s.j
Millfeed firm; coarse winter bran, sIS DO spring
Receipts-Flour Al 900 bbs; wheat. Glj 600 bnsh ~
1u 0O6 bush Shlpments-tIour. 5000 bbis: W.,
5O2 600 bush; barley, 1900 bush rye $4,000 b,.s
Chicago Dec 5.-The leading features ranged az fsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07

and Assistant District Attorney wauhopc Iynn-Nos 70
10, inclusive. - 80, e,. l,
Court OF General sessons-pors IL Before smyth, ~
and Assistant Distret-AttoIncy Nacdcna-Nos. to H.
inclusive. 90 ,,.,. q,
and Assistant Dstrlct-AtoincJ Neeks-Nos 70 io III
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
THE PETROLEUM MARkET.

The situation the oil country Is substantially un.
changed although the trade somewhat ENCOURAGED
by a falling of 5000 barrels I'm the daily average
new production November compared with the previ-
month. encouraging feature Increase
fifteen number of dry holes but the most mpor-
tant decrease shown in the new develop
mcnt work There decrease from October OF fityour
In the uumber drilling and and building and
OF seventy from September. The November re-
port however, be called buliish except in conarl
with which presented almost alarming figures
The production OF last month, while showing de-
crease Of 80 per from October is 80 per cent in
cess Of the figures for September nearly three times
large In November, $780, and four times larger than
in November 1889 There remains strong need, in view
OF the heavy OF production consumption, that
months report should show far radical changes
than that of last MONTH The following table gives the
PENNSYLVANIA field reports for the last three months and
for Noyernber Of the two preceding years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07

Warehouse deliveries December l, 1891 Newly orxc
39 bags Baltimore. 2,53S bags; New-Oreans' 4''lo
bags; total 8f.lS7 bass. A., H.,
CoTroNThe spot market has not varied for the DAY,
ruling steady and quiet Sales, l27 bales Tor tons,n III
ton Receipts at the ports $50 bales, against 81 33i
bales this day last week and 3jO62 bales this time last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
STAINED

Good Ordinary .5 BIG Low Mlddllng. 30 I1.l0
Strict Good OrdInsry..5 1916 Middling.......... 7s
options-'Buls' again had the advantage IN this line
and trading fairly active for half holiday. Inc
important factor in bloyaney wa the eo9t rbe
substantial rise On this local shorts" covered freely
and there some little outside buying Authorizations
and final figures the highest Of the session indicating
net gains OF l1d12 points. sales Gl,sOO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07

The weeks speculation in crude certificates represented
the lack vitality existing, but at the same time The
wonderful hOlding-up values under beafish conditions
The first days business was largely the switching Of
options December January delivery, and gene ally
the trading light Prices to COS cents on the
publi alton monthly field report but the hOowne
~ The rise was proved Dy an easy before the
close to 20 cents which, nevertheless, above the
close of preceding week. At the stock Exchange
the commodity almost entirely neglected The mar
kets closed dun and heavy.
The range OF prices and the total dealings Ia Natopa
Transit certificates Stock Exchange and the Con-
odaed Stock and Petroleum Exchange for the last Two
weeks Wprp as 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07

Cash quotations were a. follows Flour steady and p,
changed No 2 spring wheat 9llsc; No spring what
81 S3iac; No 2 red, 81 No corn, 74c; No ar
S2c; No 2 white 33is a34e no white, 3ladSSe Soi
Tye sSse; No s2rey SgaGoG s;[ No e.. Ss;
timothy seed 81 2zdS1 % mess pork per btL q AZ
~ 37Is lard per 20 n 80 05dsG OH short 10. sd.
1oose S. 4Ods5 co. dry sllted shoulders boxed 1, is
GsI %; short clear sides boxed - 75as5 S.; wSss
di ters finished goods, ga, 81 Is sngIrs lnfhar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY BOATS.

PEOPLES EINE -. ma.
steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave G msslns
81 N h. foot Canal-st, every weekday al p b1INIs
d rect connection SUNDAYS excepted for ALL F"i'
NORTH, EAST and WEST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07
NORWICH Line.

p, FtH s%% IMSiDE KoUiL, LAK ~ 3. hWoRcES
10 NEW LONDON, a1.0o; NORWICH, sl2o %%nriion q
TER, 500 BosI0N s3 90. CoftspOaens f Svs aex
all points East Steamers leave Pier 40 Norn a.
above Desbrosses-st. Ferry. daily. Sundays aecb''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-07

The laruaI fepOFt9 OF tle PIP, Lnts dor
80 600 barrels which indicates accu-
mutation Of net stocks last month. when all .hc
rtuIns are in OF about l50JCOJ barrels. The daily
average in November 40 $50 barrels a.n,t
us 49, barrels October and $500 bar
rls in November 1890; O3 90 in 1889 and 49,
G93 larrels In 1853 The deliveries have averaged 1s
GO barrels day, against 81 90 ia october am 9Ol2
barrels in November 1870; 81 2So baEes In leS9 and
"a 636 barrels in NoyemDet 1883 me diiy average oil
charters has bar rs against 9lo barrels
in November 1890; 80, III barrels in 1889, and %,
barrels In 1888. , - - .,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-22
BRIEF LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
The Daily Doings of Both Houses Put Up il
Concise and Readable Form.

The Daily DOings of Both Houses Put Up in
Concise and Readable Form.
ALL the apportionment bills were read the
first time in the Senate.
THE Allegheny county tax revision bill
passed second reading in the House.
THE bill to prohibit company stores was
placed on the Senate calendar after being
negatively reported.
A BILL for the selection of jurors in crimi-
nal courts the same as in civil courts was
defeated in the House. .
A BILL passed the Senate for the appoint
ment of commission to present the border
raid claims to Congress.
SCHOOL directors must foot their own bills
when attending conventions, the House de-
deating the bill to have school boards. pay
them,
. AMONG the bills passed finally by the
House was the one giving half the retail
liuuOr license fees to counties and one-half
to cities, boroughs or townships.
THE House passed the bill for 5000 addi-
tional copies of the Bird book, but defeated
the bill for an increase in Supreme Court
and Common pleas Court Judges salaries.
GOVERNOR PA ATTIsoN vetoed five bills yester-
day, as follows: To increase the number of
newspapers in which public advertisements
of Philadelphia shall be inserted; fixing the
pay of election officers in Center county;
for the payment of Joseph A. weible, Lieu
tenant Of Company A, One Hundred and
teers, who failed to receive pay;
providing for the election of one person TO
the office of Prothonotary and one to the Of
dee Of Clerk of the Courts Of Delaware
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-22
AMONG THE VISITORS TO PIrTsBURG.

Ex-senator John NJ. Greer and Levi
McQuestion returned from Harrisburg yes
terday and spent few hours in the city be-
fore going on to Butler. As usual they
stopped ut the Seventh Avenue, among
whose other guests yesterday were E. III.
". o. Hickman, the wealthy Standard oil
man, of Washington, Pa; and III. z. Frey,
President of the Rochester Tumbler Com
pany, who was one of the chief figures in
Frey.Hubbard breach OF promise case.
Arthur J. Thomas, of New. York, who
was here attending the PittsbuFg and West
ern shareholders meeting yesterday, re-
turned to New York OH the fast line. He
came here with Solon Humphreys and
George NJ. Rollins, of New York, who were
also present ut the meeting.
Theodore D. Wilson, Chief Naval Con-
structor in the Navy, returned to Washing
ton last night. He spent yesterday in look
ing into the source of supply for deck plates,
not supply the Government no other city
could.
E. NJ. Carleton, the millionaire lumber
man of Michigan, was at the Seventh
Avenue yesterday. He went up to Beaver
Falls during the day on business connected
with his interests.
George Westinghouse, Jr., went to New
York last night in his private car, Glen Eyre.
He boarded the fast line, as usual, at Home
wood.
C. w. Dustin, manager of the Standard
Oil Company's interests in Chicago, left for
that city last night.
John D. Hancock, a legal luminary from
franklin, was at the Seventh Avenue yes
W.