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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
GOING TO SEE 1Hr1R SOUTHERN PRoPERTr

About thirty.rve socshodcr, in the BRIDGEPORT Lana ana
Imrroycmont Company bndcd two 7rcciol ~'"I9'"' at
tachod - the 80 o'clock Washington express irh III vi"
Dairoad station Yesterday acrn for tour
% nsnccon over ;e ccw1anys recently acquired property
In Northern Alahama Of the party were David E"hhct
president Of company; Arthur j. Cann. IN" wee
,,rosdnnt. A. NewboId Morris Soulari j. V. Oh
cot c. A. Hoffman, Mr.. Messcter. r. A. Cunningham ana
D. LCwbcr Smith The party expect to be gone 'Rh' "'
Brldqcrort Ala. l. another product d the protective
tariff system. David Bonner aid 10 Tribune reporter
Yesterday afternoon Two years ago. when t" H'HR'-
jort Land and Improvement Company "a' "i4"nl]'d'
bridgeport Alabama, place " lt'le or no hl' d''
~ the OUTSIDE world. We bought 90 00) acre, o' ilnd VII"
view Of developing the cal and iron rne> which abound
I'm that region. To-day The place h1' loo 10 200 In
hahtants pnd il rapidly uCr sing. the thirr.o stool
Car Company followed oLr 3D. ana haV" c,tth-,l
rlant manufacture ~ -t'i fr2'rar- NIirh IF
G1im ara q improvement over mc~ ID c1@ ana can b'
made from the ore in thai ncighhoncd. lhcu cotton
and woonn mill u-t been established r1e an if'h-
PIPE iactOry. . $3.50. A.. ..... :
VOL yos or n f. had not been for me pr"i"Nv
tariff we never would hGy" i1oG' SOL n ui- country
Bridgeport ar" especially adapted Tor Steel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
KORKING FOR AMERICAN INDIANS

The March meeting OF the NewYork City Indian
A. ISOLATION interesting. The association has, BY
petition and otherwise. appealed to the President and
OF Congress speedily and thoroughly to apply
Civil Service Reform rules 10 all appointments 81 the
Indian Bureau. Contributions of than s25 havo
been given for the wounded Indians at the Pine Ridge
Agency. The sale Of tickets for musical and literary
entertainment held the home Of Mrs. ONeill the
evening OF March Z. made encouraging start" Of
$3.50 toward fund aid in the Industrial educational
and religious work among the ScminOles OF Florida.
Substantial aid given the Indian Library Depart
mcnt Of which is TO furnish returned Indian
students with suitable reading matter, and when prac-
abe to open readncrOoms and libraries in connection
with missions and schools the reservations. The value
Of this line OF work needs comment Letters received
by the originator Of this department Miss Frances Spar
hawO from young Indians returned from school were
read. The burden OF each 'send books and papers
70 pass away time; then ghost dances, no
more war" The meeting closed with address by
Mrs. Wade, from the Omaha Agency. Nebraska. whose
account Of the evolution OF the Omaha tribe from
dton Of that Of civilization and citizenship
full Of interest and encouragement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Motcn 10. D. m.-Cotton-The sales Of the
DAY include $500 bales American.
Futures closed barely steady at the decline; American
Mdding low mlddling clause. March delivery jd6id
seller, March ana Aprii delivery 5G-Gid sellers April
and Nav delivery 5sGid sellers May and JunT deli
G2Oldi G30 June and July delivery 2ed sellers
July and August delivery 56id sellers; August and
september delivery O-6id sellers; September and Oc-
tobcr delivery i6id5 56+d October and November de-
livery. 3-0ih5 i-Gid.
Galveston. March 19Cot;on steady mldtllng. sec low
mldilirg. sac good ordinary. 7icc. Net and
ceptS 3231 bales exports coastwisc 4.l6S sales 400
stock IL, i2l.
Norfolk March l9-Cotton steady; mddng Sac. Ne:
receipts $50 bale. gross, 921 exports coaswise, 702
sales, 176 stock. II go.
savannah, March Observation-Disclosures suspended not
gross receipts lbs bales exports coastwise 633
Neworeans. March l9.-Cotton easy middling,
lllbc; low niddling. Sisc good ordinary, The. Net
receipts i52e bales gross $3.50 exports Britain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrATrprs or xEw.YonK DEALINGS.

IL -
The general tendency Of wheat yesterday was down
ward but the marlc: lost some Of It's hc Loss than
300 900 bushcl, were dealt in and after It'll" forei
selling had exhausted Itself early the tradin2 fell
into professional hands Gables were not 50 strong
and late aGv.ces from Liverpool reported weakness
Fine weather al the West and heavy NORTHEASTERN
occurred after the early break. due to free c"arn'rS
of flour and rumOr, oi cNport purchase mere ana
al interior point. MAY options Wrnt nom - W 30
10 - % 3-S rallied 10 ~ 90 1916, ending with net
~ o. Is sold AT ~ % and ended oil Is cent Al
~ % Ii. These ne. changes represented those OF
IN" other months. the large decline being IN ihc
nearby deliveries, Cash wheat lH0 - cent
lower ard 81 900 bu shells taken 10y shippers on
the spot and 10 arrive.
Corn options opened weak in sympathy with wheat
under realizing sale, support c;mc from line We,
sharply. ended up - for March and Il cent higher
for later months.
Oat- moved with corn but ended generally nm
changed August options broke cents on pressure
TO sell from the West spot lots wcro i-2al cent
better on a moderate trade.
Lard decidedly hrmcr with large covering oi
short, in Nav. The net gains IIo7 points
ealcs OF 900 Heroes were made on the spot.
The final quotations follows:
Wheat-March 81 10 II May. 81 90 5-s: June.
81 o. Ia: July, 81 % II December. - 03 "a.
CoIrI-Narch - 81; April, - Ii; May, 20: July,
0ats-Marrh, s. IA; May, % II; July, 81 IS (;
iI@rd-hprii. 80 90; May Sc 20; July, SC 90 :;
August. 81 o.
The rerepts Of grain and Corr reported Yesterday
at New YORK. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston wcro
rs follows Wheat 4l.5@3 bushels: 45.-OO bush
els oats, G64s:i bushels, total grain, 5A7GG bush.
cis -four 81 237 barrels AZ Chicago Milwaukee and
st Louis the arrival, were: Wheat. 4,3Ol bushels
corn 3I2O2i bushels: oats. @I-.114 bushels; total
grain. G3l,33o bushels; -four 92,010 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 10 (SpeciaD.-Whcat tonight shows
q drop Of Ga cent. II woud have shown a further
decline but for the announcement from st Lou, Of
the sale there for export 81 lot variOusy estimated
at from 100000 81 100000 bushels. May sold from
~ OF IS 10 ~ 90 ~, and closed at ~ 81 1891 -
The foreigners to-day the best sellers. There
were very bnl!ish cables. Public messages were
rather conflicting. but private advices were de
cidcdly weak. 1.-THE Price Current not only de-
claicd the prospects In this country unimpared but
added that its adviccs 10 the effect that the
impairment abroad had been exaggerated. The 5000
900 bushels stock here continues to show each day
a little increase. To+lay's double the
estimates. The Northwc tern movement shows 10
lcting-up. 1897 cars there today The weather all
over the West was much mllder Corn made another
advance to-day. simply following the lead II the
cash market The samples were mp IL cent. The
receipts moderate. 2)7 the estimate,
Friday. 263. May opened at "a, sold between 80 3-3
and "a L., and closed at 81 iio3-. oats were
simply quiet. MAY opened at SO 3-s. sold between
% j-s and 81 81 and closed at 80 IA Provisions
we're strong. but more freely sold by manu-
facturers and professionals. Hog receipts. 1000.
were good deal under the expectations: the cSt-
mates for Friday. $1,000 rather light. The
hest price, made when Cudaly became large
buy er Of short ribs May pork opened AT 81 3D. sod
between 81 IL and Sll -, and closed at Sli 70 :
RIBS opened at - 80 and closed at IS 60 "The
Price Current made increase in the packing In the
West for the week for 10000 hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
LIVE STOCK MAEKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo March -Cattle-Recept, last - hours. 100
head t,t Tor week thu, far. 10 30 for same time lat
week. 100 CONSIGNED through l,o9o OF which $50 70
Nr,,-TorE; sale 20; quiet and nrm; closed MN.
Sheep and Iambs-I;cceGt, asst 81 hour 200 hrad
,oiI for week far. 2JQUO for time Last week.
23.sco consigned through 500. % New{ 100 on
SHE. GOO up-ucd teldr fer lambs, slow for sheep;
closed siaadv FOR lambs. oUeler for sheep Shecp-'uou
T., best * 9Od9G - fair good - j0ds5 IS common
"a a5 p Receipts last - hour., $500 head
t,si Tor wcek thus fir $3.50 time last week,
G SEQ; cons gned through $50 TO Ncw-York $3.50
on sale. 375o opened stronger closed FIRM all sold
Yorlrrs 81 2jIFi IS; mediums. 35,Ifi 30: chol.e
heavy - iod@ - PIG, - ee -; rongh> g 6o"f9 r.
,hipucnt 100 active and strong good 70 fancy native
scers SOdaj -; fair 10 good do Tidst 50; SockorS
and feed - 1Od+i TrNlu- and Indian, - 251fl 80.
Ho,--Ecccipt, 200 bead shipments. l.5c0; hghcr
far 10 choice heavy sldtt IL mixed grades. p 70d%i
lght fair to bct' ~ 75dsi sheep Receipts. 400 head
>hipmcnt~, 300 market strong; good to choice, ~ iOf
50 30.
Chicago. March 10-"Thc Evening Journal reported
C'ulc-HcccpD,. 1000 head shipments. 1000 fairly
active steady: steers. best SO choice { p
AS boilers - o0Gfi 30; ~ 40df2 90;
ncr. ~ iOas2 20; stockers. 50 60 - 10 llOgs-t'-
cclp 10000 head; shipments. $4,000 active and higher
rough and common - sOdt3 90; mixed and packers
O5: prime. md butcher weights. - lOd$i Is.
Shcop-Rece'pts. roo head shipments. 1000 market
active steady; natives. $jcsj go Western, S5dS5 10
Texans, 81 - ass 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
HE ELEVATED RAILROADS IN NEU-YORh
From The Railroad and Engineering Journal

From The Railroad and Engineering Journal.
Great complaint Is made Of the insufficient accom-
modaUon now provided for passenger, ON The Ne"-
York elevated railroads The cars are most nsuilrr-
ably and OutrageOu,y OvegcrOWded. Passengers com
plain. the newspapers sc0d. and The railroad company
COmplaccnly collects the publics nlche-. knowing
that the more uncomfortable the people the greater
will be the dividends their watered stock. Tho
public damned policy j, the which apparently
has been adopted, and let the people stand Is Mr..
sagc's dictum from which he may think there is no
appeal 1t Ia, been repeated often that the com
pany is running all the trains II can tkat generally the
statement is not questioned. The fact. though. that
there great many more trains on Third lave than
there on sixth, shows that on the latter line at least
il is possible to increase the train service. At any
rate. il is important e. know IN some conclusive way
commodaton. If 1t can II should be compelled 20 do
so-if it cannot. it is good for granting au-
Under the laws Of the state of New-YorS il IS made
the duty of the Board Of Railroad Commissioner, TO IN
vcstgate just such and suggest remedies. The
Law creating the Board provides that the Commissioners
shall have the general supervision Of all railroads and
railways and shall cXam.GC the same ard keep them
selves informed to their condition and the manner in
which they are operated. with reference 10 the Sc
cur!ty and accommodation of the public
Whenever in Judgment Of the said Board OF Rail.
road Commits ,orer5 after careful personal gXamia'@l
Of Tle some it shall arsr that any addition to the
aGG the road and conducting it. bo,in,,, j. reasonable
and rXpedent IN ordf t. pI9YGa Tor the sec con
shan give motto "nd ni9rm1..'n in ming to The cor,
deem 10 b. proper and shan civ" such coFporation an
ton ncrccts to make sGch repair, improvement and
change within 9Hahe In aer d 'uTS Sal9 9ot@30
acton Is required by t. the said Board shall
present in the TO the Auoneytcncrl for
lis consideration and action; and shall also rrport the
same IA special report or in the annual report Of
said Board TO the legislature.
The present condition Of things on the elevated
railroads is certainly such the law contemplate
should be investigated by the Commissioners. IL after
Investigation they find that the company could. but
doe. not. furnish the accommodations needed by the
public report to that effect would undoubtedly have
some weight with the company. and influence on the
Legislature during its coming session. II they find
that the company cannot supply additional
facilities it would be proper for the Commissioners
to recommend such legislation as may be required
for the construction OF additional lines of road.
recently suggested by Board of Rapid Transit
Commissioners
II Is happily. the privilege Of any citizen TO petition
the Board of Railroad Commissioners make the
gested investigation and IL IS undoubtedly their duty
TO do IL after not before. their attention Is called U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

No,v.York THURSDAY. March l1-BEEVES-IIeceipts.
y alive WIN TIE e1ceDon o. SaF yS19 Thch were
cty dressed beef nrrly held and selling at 79as''c'
Cow hcct sold ao 90 p. 800, r ,, .o d,sco,,,,c
Ing (l'S .S,tc t0 6oef f down to I'D sant per
r. ana mran isE arS the s' oa a. %h prime steers
bringing 6c live weight in Chicago II does not require
io3 American shippers. SIN there are firms ready g
r,,ch ON and 70 Win the tide. and, forgetting last year
experience to .end good money atIor DAD III inc hop' o'
R''s uai6 and Greece both got OF YESTERDAY To-day
laden with 40 cattle for sghEsrzchia ,,
u2beTger. and the Ornoco carries to Bermuda % cac
MILCm GowsReceps: none and no traGs TO, T99
,od at lal prices Nominal quotations. are s2oa4is per
ciLyEs-Rc 22O heGd Of Witch dst 1853 r At Sc'n 1:
scarce sold stronger price. Tho range for poorest to
best ve2!' wa from to tc l%' and dead marlc. Is
EXPLAINED 6y mct tat Two lLebrsw hoida{s ose I
,a1g1er.d unlr RabbInical supervision Will be IN '''
couary Gr,cd y'as were IN liberal supply and lover
sene at 5a9. vita lc cayes groted at 2%ie ,o Cty
J-S o5crd a Hd trade in line about over Cor
y e. ~ TFsh' a. 5c Go? g d. 10 S,' It c3 33
.. d. iS n at Sci + d. ii% Mi. at s. aG l9 DO io
40 - a. 714c; do. lO5 y, AZ DC.
NJ H9.n nc,o M 'i, caiyco' 42o II. AZ 2&c
Hum = Mullen. ycils coarse, l4i n, at 0'ac .
p0 : on, Jersey yea: various Weight: :,,: at e oo
l.ad iii car lds at Goth.s and carloads az Jcr'y
and
Soan r. r. derIud M flll Wednesdays prices lambs
,er. wanted a. q small fraction advance but spring lambs
80, ouot.d easier About everything sold at - - "a
"a 30 for far prime sheep; = -5ds7 90 for prime
nd bunch II clipped do dew sheep, brought
- r. spring lambs sold at S5ds7 uew selected 81 5OJ
PEI nd mutton firm at 9dl0c dressed lambs sold at
o. 0 aud dressed spring lambs At - - per carcl':
avclasc AZ ~ so per 100 = IL Micsan do 1o2t- n,
49, IN RI. i3 Michigan Lambs, % r, at - 30; 1854
STATE d. Il N, ~ - 1903 clipped do Qew Sheep II
3D. 49, =, Nnllen fs2 state Sheep 1903 n at Sc 80
20 do 81 g, NJ - IS l6l do, 9?@ r. at 81 30 i73
Victim do state fed III ~ at - So 1872 state Lambs.
80 al'nlqck Hollis. 81 State Sheep. rs ~ at - s7is
1o3 S;tt, Lambs - ~. at ~ p.
d Harrington lisa State sheep lOiF n At SO 90; :.
Wilk,r-pn & sherman III Ohio sheep 81 ~, at ~ To-
NJ Collins. pos Michigan Lambs. al y. at - b.
j. y Pidcock Sons: le7 state sheep, 81 ~ at
G. Collins - JERSEY Spring lambs at S5GSI per head.
W. r. App get: 10 jersey Spring Lambs at an aver
nc " - IS pr head.
AZ lph.. and load, Jerspy city. None Tor sale
alive. Nomnay higher az 81 l0dfi 30 per 100 n.
Country dress firm q, jG6ic FOR heavy TO Hght, anu
a few lean pig, have sold up 10 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

showing no material change No Rio Quoted IL to r..
1890. sales anolt $50 bags Mo- D. =" ana - q.
for No and 10 be shipped 500 bags No NO , - I
and SEQ tag, do. IL Hide. MIA gr9whs III ct,ytv
Cuast ONIONS developed n Moderate gre" OF actNi,n
and the narket ruled stronger 1n.si inon,H, Of
November December prices showed an ait co.,
1915 point, March being particularly hfh' I'D
81 shorts" general on better nay cnl ,..,i
this coupled with smaller receipt, A. no, .ateri..1.5
aided the bu element. IIavre closed ~ II essdr
Hamburg declined . C1s"S but clo-I ~ NY:
Iold,p slightly better. Omcal quotations. = 10 D. m
March sos "a Aprl sos sd; May. sos "a Jnne a.,
10 hio, nominal GOOD second no ko;c zoo n 00o
exchange tpivat1. ~, receipts In RIO 3pVp VlI.,
Rio ,tcck 100 600 ba1s R!o market firm; receipts 40
santos, 10000 haes: Santos stock. $4,000 bag S'nos
market quit rOoi Santos. icD; clearer RON
santos March Is. : =. rrrcF. 5000 baG- Rtcents
~ RIO .lrly March lS 1891. l02GCO bags St; ~
fimc 1890 IS 600 bags: same time 1889. $50 noO
bags: Receipt, ~ Santo, July to March Is. lS3l
9 GOo OGO bag- 1870 LOST 600 bags '1We
fire Iss0. g21 600 bags. Total sales here To-Day
30 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20

the evil. Any one disposed IN call the attention Of
lie Commissioners to the outrageous AMI nsuh rablc
lack OF proper accommodation on the elevated rail-
ro d. can do by cutting ont copying the following
petition pl.tiIc il sheet Of paper, SIGNING II and
add rssnc IL 10 the BOARD Of Railroad Commissioners.
Albany. New York. By inducing others u sign, Its
weight will. Of course, be increased:
Ncgv-YOrk, - 1887.
To the Board Of Rsrosd Commissioners OF the state Of
Ncw.Nork:
r,-.nrrrs on the elevated railroads IN t city l.
law. Of the State ol New-Nork maze
II the duty Board to Investigate such case>. and
and changes required iof the
r1i. AK ruodstlou ~ the pGtlic. you hereby
ouostsd 70 exam ne into manner Of conducting the
an the road referred and take such further action
a, Won may proper remedy the evil complained o.
Ke-vectirlly. lH'1hd'"tt'i'
This would be direct and practical method, and
II such petitions were presented, the Railroad Com
missioneIs would undoubtedly take action on them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
THE STATE OF Trade.

Baltimore, Feb. l9.-Cotton nominal; middl!ng. 8.s
Flour quiet but ltm. Wheat-sogthern fairly active:
Futl, 81 O3asl o9; ongbsrry, 81 o5asl 10: No. =
III 0j2 steamer No. = red 81 OH Western steady
No winter red, spot and March, I'll 05 May. 81 O7ta
d OH July, u % August, u BID: ,,Sorn-sOathem
mixed, spot March aud april Oslo July. 01ec ASKED
sylNana, 5Sd6Oc; do Western white, 50do0c: do Do
mixed 57lad5oi2c; graded No. white. 592 dG0c; do
mixed 5sd5s2c Rye steady. Hay steady. Provisions
firm. Butter quiet for top grades. others active aad
very scarce Legs strong and active; Z0c Coffee dull
Other articles unchanged. treights to Liverpool per
Flour IO SO bbs wheat 1870 bush corn 43 328 bush
oats 900 bu<l. Shipments-Flour. 9577 bbs: wheat
5000 bush. Sales-Wheat. 40302 bush; corn. S. l95
bush.
Buffalo, March 19.-Wheat-No hard quiet; can
sold for II 1912 No Northern unsettled; 10 spot
odd at 81 l32ds1 IA do sold at - l4l2 10 ear,
10 arrive sold at 81 1872 No hard c. and f. at 81 03.
40 Northern do at II o6 winter wheat in fair demand
cars No red sold at 81 o6 cars do AZ 81 06 cars
white at II o.. Corn opened firm; % cars No yellow
sold at zoe No do at 70d702 closing az 7lc asked:
cars yellow 69s, a70, closing at 70',c asked:
II ears No and No sold at 69d63S,c, closing az 70:
asked Oat. opened dull and weak cars No . whl:s
sold at 57qc closing at 5sc asked No white SIC 80
mixed SIC on track; No white in store, 5sc Bailey
Arm; good export inquiry from NewYorh; $500 besh
sample Western sold 15c; 10 Michigan sold a,
soc: No | Canada at 9id95c No at o0d9lc; No Z
eXtrq at sGds7c; No at s3dS4c No . Western 7sc
No at 73d75c; choice Michigan at 70aS2c Flour FIRM
.pring patent So 05ds5 So winter do, 49, s5 90. MIL
Recepts-Wheat. 5000 bush corn, 35 900 bush oa,
Q 600 bush. shipnents-Wbeat, $500 bush.
Chicago, March 19.-The leading futures ranged u
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


Supreme Court-tieucIal TeiHi-Eccess 49,.
opens 10 80 Notion calendar e2lG at d a.
96 1'9 d. 49, ne iooe La" l5 aHl
55S7 49, 49, l IT, 5 5sO 1888 1860 8S1 1875 S @
1923 1884, 1872! isSs 1885, sSs is s5 i i sa
i4s i5 {2S i42 1i;s li:e lli29 i i5$3 1 lt9
iiS5 1896 iG44 1915 1Gm, 1881. 1853. l7c5' 17oj
iV Saptiiof co1rt"SpeciSl Tenn Part IIBeiOre oBe
3o 25ii 1903 2ii5 ~ 255 $50 25 25?$ 2i Law
and f,eNcs: $50 lGc9 IlS0' NAG 1919 1882 1922
S1preHe Coart-Circnt-Part IBefoc. Patterson l.
49, N@a i 5i5 : 3sls s,$. s a i5 55 s5$5
Sis 81 4Gi5. 1910. 1917. 52oi, 2s55 9l3l So.
supreme Court-ChcuJ-ld., I-lieio!c t"ach J'-Ngg,
1852 9sCs 1858. -3si, 5l2i. 2:,s3 lool' 49, 8os'
Si 5aG $i $$ii1 2 q 1i III S Andrews
Shot ca.esNe.. 47$9. ~ 1888 80 t55oa' 59
'i Sipe cg Govt tiru iynef5s, l9 as aJ
200 46 Go 1884, S a55 % $3.50 1900 alo, 3o-
''S sa SrS1 GoSissr.ca rsrReOre McAdam. j.
supsflor Couit-EquI;y rerm-DeioFe Dusro' J-Nos
72I suS Se ~ Gcurrral Ter-pat I-nore seagwc&
C. J%j ase o. no $40 Murphy V. Roome No day
sup9g cqgT ri t., T:mEat HI G }s FT1ca 5 ~
Ni Is6 il55. iiG0 ' so ' i78, 1850 100
saqq CogEa Ts7 i47 I!J5H i IS.G Is
il% Sardsaic gS ccuiBcfa Ransom $40 day calcaa2r
Of f,' J h%artz Aenc- Lewis Maria DeomRgc. nynh,d
Blumcnbrrg James LIyeIidgc at 10 a. M W. H. l-aul''
c. V. Reilly mt 10 80 a. ~: ,, , -. IN
Common P!eas-Specii Tcrm-Bcofe Allen, J.-No 10
'"G Common Peas-Goncpl m-Ad.ouincd FOR tho torm
il.i--!ral Tom part l-lI.cTc BlokstaN"T,
J-Short c1,sc,-yos 1919 49, D. Galenoaf-N4eo,.
- a. 1890 $50 90 Tjj, TO Hl9. 40, 439. 81, 40
25i' 77G 5s co. 7ij. $40 7-3 10. 7S2. 49,
Common Plcas-1rIa Tcrn-Pllt, ii and Had
CITY Court-Specia Term Before Ehrlch c. J.-Mo'
City Corr,-Trlal Te-m-pert Refor. Tit1.mons' L.
short cau.es-NoS 435. 335' iiW,' 4Go. 13S3 +t97'
iis3 5I 1901 !Gis 55i2 -, 2,c2 - $751; 1884,
City Corrt-Triai Jem-rali l-bec,G Han WEck Il
I24O 43ij 4GOG iiG5 45G7. 500 1876, 1928, 4f1G.
4352 4i9l, 1901. GOoi. f5@l. 400, 1923. 1853. .
civ C0urt-rial TcrH-P1rt Ill-Ad.Cuncd until Mon
day Niarcn %.
Short causes-No- 1908 1892 f5o3 1919, Aj2j, Aj36,
43OS 4332, 4l9s, $50, 4i23, ABB, i3l. 400 1872
43i2 AGA 3S-S. A27i. 4OSJ, 400, 4li9 4JS9 4J24
! 4jOG 4jAJ, 1881, 1882 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
r,r 1.v1rrn STATES srpEEME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 19-Ihc following business was
transacted in the Supreme Court to-day
40 13iS-ThOma, Knight, plaincih in error, agt the
United Land Association 81 al. Leave Sidnteu u'ehu''
in error 10 nle reply 10 motion to advance. ..,. =,
" Vo osiL,,eo,se W. Archer appellant, aGt. William p.
and Henry And Dismissed with costs pursuant 70 the
80 223-Ihe Delaware Lackawanna ana western i'1li-
road Company plaintiff in eIo AIT ChsINs r. Converse
~ 10 @59~Thc Inland and Sea Board Coastlng Company
Of al plaintiff, IN cror a.t Thomas H. TolsOn, admins
traitor etc Argued ,-,..,, T..
10 oSO-Roiand Woithincton, collector. cF pqihtH IN
,rrnr AIT r. r. Robbins 81 al. etc. submitted
SO 23l-Isther : SNYDER q al, adn.n-t atof', ele'
plaintiffs in AT Emil v f.'dl'' ADMINISTRATOR e'
Argued 900
The day call for Friday win be a. follows; Nos 232
oS3 22s 230 800 and 3O 80 PAL, 2i3 T. 23i and 244
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-20
EurOPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, March 10. $40 p m.nBecf in good demand.
Por<-lhc demand is improving. Hams good demand
short cut. about If to 10 Ms Arm iOs %. Bacon In
fair demand Cumberland cut about % to 30 ~. firm
ara short cigar mdde' about % rs. firm e IS, ~.
in good demand. Tallow In fair demand prime city
strong at 26s Sd Turpcntne in fair demand. Resin
and futures In fair demand prime Western spot and
March steady Bis "a; April and Nav steady
Wheat IN poor demand Flour in fair demand. Com
spot IN dCnlnd futur"Sthc demand fallen
mixed Western. March steady ~ - 13d Anril steady
at js 81. Hops London Pacific Coast In poor demand