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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
ISAAC II. MAYNARD BRANDED
Continued from Second Page.

MAYNARD the facts should be most carefully en-
amincd.
Little applause followed this speech. and what
there was was drowned in the noise of the calls
for the question.
EX.JUDGE ARMOUR SPEAKS
Ex-Judgr William H. ArnouX secured the at
tention of the chairman, however, and made few
remarks He said that no doubt every man in the
house would go away with lighter
cNonerate Judge Maynard. But the conclusion Of
the committee was inevitable from the facts pre-
scented to ~.
Mr. ArnouX sat down. and there were LOUD
calls for the question. Mr. Bowers again got
up and Offered substitute resolution Ia the effect
that the association did not deem it necessary TO
make any recommendation III regard to Judge
Maynard. A..
Mr.. Pcckham thought that ii would DC time
enough TO put Mr. BowcrS's resolution after the
one embodied in the committees report ialcd 10
Ice adopted .o-
Tben Nr Bowers wanted an "aye" and moe
vote ,..n
Nr. Pcckham thought that it might be better
70 SEQ bv viva vOce vote whether or hOi " WIS
Bowers was so persistent that the pI'sl leht con-
scnted and appointed tcllcrs to take 'hc No'c
bv allowing the members TO pass between 'heih.
While arrangements were lclng mace 10 'dNc
the vote in this way Mr.. Bowers evidently de-
cilcd that there was no Use of emphasizing ms
d. feat. so he Withdrew his objection ana allowed
the question to bc put TO u viva Noce vote
The question was put and roar went mp IN
favor of adopting the report and resolutions, ana
when tie president called for the noes That SIDE
of the hou-c was 20 palpaby weak that pui"
of dcrisive laughter followed the response.
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act exepts this avenue absolutely but II the Statutory
Revision bill becomes a law 1t will take precedence
over the Cantor act Assembyman Farquhar pro
posed an amendment which would make 1t certain
that this street would not be invaded by the railroad
men lie wanted know In whose interests the
change In the law TO be made. This brought
:" Tim sullivan to his feet, and with a fine display OF
Fourth-Ward sarcasm he asked the member from the
lid District Farquharl why he had less concern Tor
the people of Mulberryst than he had for those oil
Fihh-ave Speeches were made by Messrs. Connolly
and Webster against allowing this part OF FiihaVe.
TO be used d railroad street. The bill was maze
SPECIAL order for next Monday night. -
The Excise bill, the motion OF Mr.. Foley, us
ntrOduccr, has been made special order for Thursday
night.
senator smiths bill repeating what l. known "a the
Mcknight law. under which the elevated railroad com
paDcs could delay suits In the courts for any eiEti
of time. passed the Assembly this morning. The NC
Knight law has already been declared to be unCOn'utu
tOna by the Court of Appeals
The McManuS bin. providing for a S2,OOo0C0 park
in the Twenty second Ward. sent 10 third read
ing.
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COTTON MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

GalvcSt III. March 22.-tOttOn firm. mddling y :" &c
low mlddllng. 3 l3ICc good ordinary, lOc' net
and gross receipts. 1914 bales soes, $40 bales ;
stock Il 80 bales.
Norfolk llavh 22.--Cciton firm: mddling. G3Hc;
net and gross receipts, ~ bales; exports CoaSt"ISe'
SOB bale, sales To- bales stock, 4l.-O9 bales.
savannah March ...-Cotton steady: middlng.
ic. low midlllna &c good ordinary, l-2c net
and gross receipts. 2.o50 bales, sales, 80 bales
stock I'll .716 bales.
Ncw-pslcan, March 22.-Cotton steady; middlng,
5I8c; low mdlllns. . Il lGc; rod ordinary d:
> ace: not receipts. 1o.Ji2 balc-: gross. l.i46
lac,, cxpprts to GREAT Britain. 1l.3=J bales to
France, 9,i2j bales 10 tie Continent. $3.50 bales
sales 1850 bales. stock, 412.2I3 bales
Liverpool. March - : p. m.-The sics Of The dny
included 92OO bales American. Future, closed steady
American Kidding low middling clause. March de-
livery 3 9s-,4d buycr- March and April delivery,
. 81 cd buyers. April and May delivery 3 bs-o4~
lure and Juiv delivery . "a SD BUYERS: July and
August delivery 3 - SID value, August and >"ptcm
hcr delivery q sO-,ld SELLER. september delivery.
2 - 0ia3 53d4d september and october delivery,
3 - ~ AZ 80 sd.
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s s:;s. ,::.::::: az E. No. g. e. e.
MESS PORK, PER DDL.
M March 1888 1888 1919 1879 fi oSss fs cas
LARD. PER 100 N.
May SNORT Si laas. FIX z 100 B. s's OCH
M March .. $ 81 S. 800 800 s55s,SS SO SO
$ sata no s sH sss G s1' Co. 70 sSs:
~ : So s wS$ 3 s.; %;s sassss 80
s Sic No. ssls 70 sa'i per g. s
70 s s 9e 100 dy ssed 3 nS Scx r
rs shot clear sides. boxed. 80 10; Whisky az:
Sa O n saS@ &c. barley
v,o AF'e hn, h &c dtS shpiPs9 90
c Wnsa' $500 $500
oats. bush $4,000
Rss BUSH hh:h 1900 900 siSoS
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market wss
dinary' 22a sic; egg. I3sc
Cincinnati. March s2,1Flour in light .o demand:
shipments. 1900 bush. Corn in fair demand; No.
mixed 40 laq4o 34c oats woaker; NO 2 mixed;
easy, $40 %. Lard trmer, SO OF 12ds6 05 Bulk
meats quiet - sI 81, Bacon du rs 81 a. R Waay
Cheese in fair demond
SO fes5 No. ware? r. 3, a'SG se'ay
No = white, 2s l,4ass lie; No. 3 white, ia.
bush oats, $4,000 bush rye, Loo bush; barley,
$4,000 bush; rye $50 bush; barley. $500 bush.
raadepha March 22-fppr market weak snt
and operated only for actual wants. Rye flour quiet
and steady choice Pennsylvania ~ 23: Wheat
Speculation bearis under literal receipts in the
Northwest slow cables and light export demand;
prices here declined l:~34, clo a. weak M1; s NS
April 81 3-sa " 5-sc; May, 81 laa csc june 02 2
a93c Corn market for options opened firm and 90;
but the Improvement was subsequently lost under
Increased pressure to sell, aud the market closed
weak. New foreign inquiry was light, fair business
done in completion Of outstanding contracts. Local
Of No. 3 mixed N Iwenticth-st elevator 47c; in
export elevator, 80 12c; steamer IN export elevator.
No. mixed and yellow for local trade 47d ~ I-2c;
no. mixed Ia export elevator A. lee No. 2 mixeS
IA car lots steady price,; futures nominal; No
depot. 35c No. . white, 36c choice ungraded white,
30 re; No; . white March, IS i,2e 3ec: April 35 20
print extra. a3aasc. Eggs firm PENNSYLVANIA arst.;
! 7-sS5 l,i6c; standard powdered, fl,se fine grana'
9>IGc: crystal A. 4 3sc double refined diamond A
for candy 3oc confectIoners' A. lac Red star a.
Franklin extra G. 3 5sc; red star G. &c; green
star c, 3.72c: blue star c, 30oc Petroleum du re
sI0 per ton. Potatoes firm. but quiet white Early
Rose, choice per bush, 45d4sc do fair 20 good,
3s0 ace Hebron choice, 4O0 42c: do. fair to good
35038c: Hurbanks and White star, choice 3s64Oc;
do do fair to good $50 Soc. Other articles IN.
changed Receipts-FlOur 1900 bbls. 1900 SACHS;
wheat, I44OO bush: c0rn 10000 BUSH oats, I2'luO
bush. shipments Wheat 300 BUSH. corn, $4,000
bush. oats, 5.400 BUSH
Toledo March 22.-Wheat active. firm No. cash,
March 80 &c: May. 90 :I-4c JUL. = > &c August
- l-sc. Corn dull steady cash NO. = ~ l,2c No.
- yh
Soc Cloverseed dull. steady prime cash and March.
81 80. Recepts-Flour 400 bbls wheat 1922 aoo
bush: corn 1895 bush oats. 900 bush: rye, gg
bush cloverseed 30 bags. >hpmentS-Flo'Ir, LOO
bblS: wheat, 5000 bush; corn. l2,foo bush OATS
iISh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKE1.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Thre was a development OF n decil IDLY beansh
feeling among the traders in crude oil ut the West
and the weakness that followed was reflected In the
New-York markets There news from the
field 10 explain the selling movement, ana perhaps
the most reasonable explanation l. the realizauon
by the trade of the tremendous significance OF the
enormous increase In the output Of the Russian oil
fields due Ia the opening OF the unpafaiteleo
/. gusher- which was announced exclusively In Mon
DAYS Tribune. The steady accumulation OF STOCKS
In the Pennsylvania regions has Tor months Deen q
handicap upon the price Of crude and the recent
affecting tho ability of the American reiiners TO
deal successfully with the Muscovlte competitor and
preserve the export trade OF the United states. In
the circumstances 1t would be unnatuTs were crude
values here To fail To reflect the unfavorTble features
Of the petroleum position.
The transactions In National Transit Certificates
ut the Stock Exchange yesterday amounted 70 1000
brrels an unusually large record and prices steadily
options OF the Consolidated Board amounted 10 140.-
600 barrels which exceeds OF the recent records
for entire weeks. Prices started Mt 81 cents, fell 10
81 "a cents and ended ut rally OF only LIS cent.
closed week sales Of 5000 barrels In Buckeye
tlfcates we're made at IL 81 cents
Refined oil unchanged n $50 cents per gallon
in barrels bnlk $50 cents. and the basis price OF
ket portends an early decline. Foreign quotations
were: Antwerp. II II francs Bremen 6.35 marks;
London, 1-4o D 3-S pence.
Oh City, Penn March 2:.Nationel Transit certificates
ments. 1857 bbls; runs, 5000 bbs, -,
55isc: highest 57lse: lowest 55isc.
opened at 57sc closed at j4'sc highest 57isc lowest
SAGE clearances, 10000 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
Is THERE 4 BIG SraXDlED OIL SURPLrSf

Report ha, been busy IN wall >trcct WIN H'anu'''"
nn affairs since the dissolution Of the trust Ih'i''
have hceu rIuor, Of a big undivided surplus dnd yes
to-day ,Ii. WI, reported TO be largo T2LWp"oo
over and above the capital Of f91,OO'Ooo III oul''au
Ing certificates. Part Of thi, surplus, II was 'ald
will 20 a, additional capital 10 the minor companies
,nto which thc trust ha, been broken, ana tIr IT,
uaindrr will 90 a. "A cash return to the ccithcllc
hOicr-. ,.
Another report WAS that there WOMB w ""' ."'N'
,,,Lcd compaulcs remaining when the Trust mm been
,t,.tcd II wa, further said that small holder,
ould NOT get fractional lots Of Stock bat would get
certificate specifying the variou, amounts oi St'ch
and the companies In which they were In TINS way
,he holder Will be able to deposit ms Hnllb "a.
certificate i'm getting loan ana IL VIII Dc III s'"Pc ior
Exchange dealings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
GRAN AND PRODUCE MARhETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The wheat market was less active and early was
influences sufficient TO explain the decline. Prices
broke SAN Is Foreigners liberal sellers
mainly for account Of the Continent. Cables were
all lower and the English visible supply showed an
increase Of 10000 bushels. Warmer weather West
ACCOMPANIED by rain and liberal Northwestern receipts
helped the bears rs did the small seaboad clearances
Closing cables weaker than the early ones
and the local longs unloaded freely. Paris quotations
dropped 10 centmcS, Berlin declined 34n2 marks
and Antwerp came weaker. Tie amount on passage
to Europe showing decrease of $4,000 bushels was
ppated war talk and some frightened shorts c0veres
The result a recovery Of 5eo67.S cent with the
closing steady May options started ut 30 10 cents,
fell 10 "a 10 cents and then rallied TO 80 31Gd0j Is
cents. spot lots we're somewhat lower and dull
shippers took "a 900 bushels on the spot and 240oO
bushels to arrive. The milling demand was 24'Vo
bushels 1870 , Ma ,..
Corn was heavy and Isal4 cent lower early, with
further long selling. The weakness In wheat, Dig
receipts West increase Of 10000 bushels In the
decline. \ recovery quickly followed. however, and
the shorts" frcer buyers on stronger cables
coupled with expected smaller lerept AT ocago on dr
Spot corn was up Hole cent, and 10000 bushels
UatS wcr, dull and heavy, and prices fell 1891 4
cent on realizing sales. Cash lots were also shade
easier and slow. - .o. 4,
mand and the covering OF shorts. There were sales
Of 100 iierces on the spot. mainly for export.
The final quotations were rs follows
Wheat-Narch. 81 80 April 81 1-o; May, % Is;
Corn March 46 80; April, as 10; May, As; June
80 oa ,. 81, ~ April "a; May, 3a ID; June,
80 Id yniy % - q ef MSy se 50 July, SO 49,
The receipts of grain and hour reported yeslerdhy
at New York. Philadelphia baltimore ana Boston a, wers
in .hcIs: oats IOO426 bushels: total grain. 1876
bushels -four 743oi pachase' At cnGas9 M III, -a
husbaS. corn 40 4O4 bushels oats 26O.SOo bushels
total grain, o7i 1872 bushels; flour, 2G,l66 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chcoco March % .SpecaD.-Fine Weather abroad Dig
Northwest receipts. continued hqndoVoh Os 'oree'
CTS and prospects weather this side eonrbntc'
m further hear success In wheat to-day. Nay opened ~
sSl sold 10 s2l ard closed at s3'. Minneapolis ana
Duluth had 7iS cars. Corn was steady. The Wam.r
damn weather promi,rd smaller receipts The cash mar
kct was nrInc than expected, due 1t was exPaneu 70
tic arrivals are Simply ming ssio
nade IN arrive some time ago. The buyn2 was I'D by
The CHdahy Packing Co. There were %? ears today :
~. e.tm,ta for Wednesday for 40 Nay opened at
Ss4 sold up 3s' and closed 3asaSs- 9at; were
m day within range OF \ cents MAY ODrnrd ~ = -
d between o7a. and 2s and closed at - The receipts
were 81 caTs the estimate for wednesday was 20
Of % 600 expected there were only L. oop pcrs az
were ; o 10 cents higher. The Duylng now.
~ va. APPARENTLY simply short sae>, and
was led by RYAN. Cudahy and other bnfs Lhr h2g
o~ecn 40 O5 and SO Is. and closed az $40 l2E Nay
ard tween 90 Il and 50 23 and closed At ~ - NAV
rs btwcen - SC and IS 60 and closed at 20 51ds5 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
TIE FREEDOM OF WORSHIP Bill"
MANY SPEECHES MADE AGAINST II Al
HEARING.
IIFA RING.

Albany March oo (speclaD-Thc JuoicHrs va"
,n,,,ec Of the Assembly gave hearing on inc r' :,
~ Worship bill this afternoon large """' ~
mon and women were present TO opPoac ~"
Amonp those who spoke against 1t were '""'0' "
,or ,he society for the Protection OF Aihc'i''"
,,ons. Fra NJ Kingsley. Of New orh' ''' NV
mr. p,,tershall and Bishop Doanc, o. hlp""' Wv
Do,, mr. Elder, the Row Dr. Mcleod OF "io""S, ','
,h u I1nc for the House OF Mercy Nc"- i''h
m, erxt ncaker was Mr.. McKcen. VINO s'iu ''N'' "
h,u was absolutely opposed 10 the principe VI w
.,o,o dissolution Of connection between '""''" ~
c,.,n and tlat the title Of the bill was n''A'-
"o rho constitution provided for freedom OF wo's"p
=, ,n first Mace persons confined III pehal hl''i'"'
n donrived Of none OF their privileges ""''" '"''
w.. -, allowed 20 carry weapons simply De''u'c tue
Vs. ,,,u,,on provides that every one can carrS "''"'
TOD Mr.. Kingsley, the next speaker Represent"
~ >o,y Work Juvenile Asylum.
r,e Rev. Dr. Taitcrshal read The memorial W"cn
'.or,ed NJ the meeting in York on Mhrch ~
W. .d That the bill contrary 10 the Pri"cipieH
nv ,hicb the State heretofore nan Dceh "'""t'
r'a nov DR. Elder declared that the bi II II oe'"'n'
49,, ,,nuld produce ecclcsiastic'I panucnion'"''.
~ r,. nr Mcleod followed In carciuy prepared
i e., euppot Of American liberty. ms Dli, Nv
s1s,.on The state 20 take the Chuicn mo pm,me,
sac, ,Che state paw all the bills, ana tae Nnun I
si.p' tho uroGts Every .ectarlam PIop's'"'S' o"e"
e e'ss III Te,a ont Of the public insu'"uo"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
TIE GT4NTSr ~ RICHMOND.
FIRST REGULAR GAME or THE SOUTHERN TOUR
THE PLAY STOPPED BY THE COLD.

FIRST REGULAR GAME or THE SOUTHERN TOUR
THE PLAY STOPPED By THE COLD.
Richmond, Va. March - CSpccaD.-The New York
PLAYER. settled down h. work In earnest to day and
played their first regular game AT the Mayo's Island
ground this afternoon. Two hours 81 earnest pfac-
uce were lndulgcd in This morning while the game In
the afternoon played with the same spirit aud dash
which characterize, a League champion IMP game at
the Polo Grounds. There wnS god sized crowd
present. The breeze from the Jane, River wa, cold
a. the afternoon advanced and Power stopped IN"
game At the end OF the eighth Inning rather than take
the chances of having his players catch cold and
,tincn. The player wound mp their sport with &"
brisk half mile run. With anything Ike good weather
the Giant, will be in capital shape when they get back
10 New York. King err.vcd oday and the team j.
now complete. Lyons. Fuller. OEourac. TIcinsn and
sharott PLAYED In superb firm. The southcrncr'
were aAonishcd at the sharp batting 81 the New York
crs TIcrnan's snap hltN NJ -olvablc cnigma'.
Gore is lame but viii be all right In day or two.
CAPTAIN Ewing promises To don a uniform to morrow
The James River rms closr 10 The fence ana a. inc
ball went over frequently man In boat "as STA
toned outside to capture the fleeing globes He dhi
coed service until the seventh inning. when hi beat
cansiycd and he was almost drowned. The rgrlar
team Will play the ola dominion, I" morrow.
score by nning,
substitutes ................O ! ~
New Works .......-.-....--.l i "
Earned rufs-subsututcs. .; New Works. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES.
WORLDS FAIR BILL PASSED BY The SEN"'H
AMENDING THE ELECTION LA"S-AN ~
sFuBIY BILL TAMPERED WITH.

,.on,n,c FAIR RIII, PASSED BY THE StNhlf-
AMENDING THE ELECTION LAwS-AN A.
sEMBLY BILL TAMPERED WITH
Albany March 81 Cspecial)-The Senate p'u'S
nassed the bill appropriatng 100000 for the worm
Fair inst as IL came from the Ass;moS' VIZ" w
clause prohibiting the opening oi uo -
hibit Sunday ,.,,. I'm nro
Tho senate also passed senator Cantors Dill pro
vd,ng Tor the salc 10 the city Of New iOr'' i'i ga
600 600 OF the property OF WARDS ls'"i'u ~
psed nv the Emigration Commission |n'0
discussion the Senate ordered 10 II ''''
sas,~~ .a,tor,s importanj amendments 10 the Eiec-
uon laws The principal changes III u'e p'o.s -,
~ aroc,oe nv these bills are Providing II pr'fh'uy
49, ,ou in country districts and. for villages Oh
,ssy ,hop 1000 population; providing tha' WIZ"
-. -, n, convassers have corrected their cniI-
a., ,ho etato Board OF Canvassers has do-
to,,,.n the latter BODY must recOnvche anu
c.nyo,s according TO such corrected reo'r"' "No
N. eret Wednesday In December as the o'"0 "
corvo,,uo ~ the State Board OF Coh''Ssf'H' '
n, .uow,oc the Board In itS discie'ioh' " ""
a. .ny time between December and TO- anu S"e"e'.
sniuc the law regarding the filing OF couS ,', ,ad
the State Board OF Canvasseis' 9en' a.. co,n.
Ia n.rspade the Senate % day TO disch" r. -, -,
mjttee ON Banks from the fnrthei '.,s ~
his bin enlarang the scope OF thc 'nNo' t' Tho
savings banks. The mouoh WIS opp nd TINT
T.mmanv Hall Senators the surprising s'ou,u y"r,
49,. c.. and the local authorities OF Ne" '""
or.A 70 a Finally Mr.. Mulln persnaoeu NV
~,n,,,.s nm Ranks 10 promise 10 report inc WA
.ome form 10 the Senate on Friday ,oc In
nro,,v alteration was discovered hin "o' 49, .,
A., y.,,.oad statutory Revision bill. me se' I,,
which are the exemptions Of streets III w" ond be
saa ...n carefully changed that a railroad co"a
nult IA Ffftb-ave. above Fifty ninthS''
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1--WE STOCK MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. March 22.-Cattle- Receipts tr tl" Pr u
tUruty fonr huurs 100; total for week thus Lr.
800, for same time hast week, 1905, consigned
through 100: "a New York 80, none on sale mar
krt feeling Easy Hogs-Rcccipts FOR the past twenty
fonr honrs $500 total for week thu. far, 22.lOO for
same time Inst week. 24,-OO, consigned through.
. $40. to New York 1850. sale. $50. market
opened a slndc stronger. closed firm heavy grades,
~ Didz5 packers and medium. ~ Djd %, Workers.
GOOD IA best $50 - o. do pigs and Hight, - BOO
g O5. god heavy ends. - 6o0 81 -: pigs good to
Ies s,d - % do common ships to fair. Sid ~ 80 :,
so, ted rough. 81 2Jd Al 40 common rOughS. ~ %"
II 10. .,,ngs 81 son - -. sheep and lambs kc-
celprs for the past twenty four hours 500: total Tor
IN Nm, rtr l. 500. for time last week. =
900 cou.c1l,-l through. none. To New York. loo
ON sale 200: market opened steady and hrm for
ohecu .o-irr for lambs: sheep closed firm. lambs
.trnnv sheep extra fancy, ~ 200 ~ 20. good 10
choice - .oa 20 10 fair to good, - ioa - 80; cul'
and cor,nou =, 75G - - lambs good 10 extra ma
fiye s7ns7 20 fair to good do ~ 40" 81 -; culS
,rd .nmuon @j0G -.
am ,t'ng" March l1.-"The Evening Journal
ii. Ce,tlc c,cipt,, $500 head shipments. 5000
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After the declaration Of the Board pi CanvnsNerS IN
Dutche~s County elccting Isaac W. Sheriff. County
Treasurer by seventeen plurality was made pubic
hist fall Frank IIa,brolck, the Democratic cahul"''c'
got "a mandamus to compel a recount by the Board Oh
CanvasScrs and the throwing out of eighteen marked
ballots cast i'm Fast Fishldn Judge Barnard quashed
the writ on the ground that ii was obtained without
nCtcc and that the ballots could not be thrown out
without proof that they cast for fraudulent pur
pose IIa-brouck appealed to the General Term Oh
the supreme Court. and yesterday decision was
handed down In Brooklyn sustaining the decision oi
Ind,,e uarunrd thai the fact thar; the writ SO
curd without notice O the other Side Suioeo 10 hui'
lily II. Judge Pratt wrote the declsl0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
TIRE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore March 2e.-Flour dull unchanged re.
ceIpts II ,j32 bbls shipments 1886 bbls. Wheat
1uict and lower: No. = rid spot and March .. "a
81 $40: April % 3-4c asked; May, ~ 5-9ae4 SO
lime 93 34aGic: receipts. $3.50 bush stock, -On'
0i3 hush: sales l2l 900 bush. southern wheat dull
FuIv ga 00c Longbeny, 95@Sl. Corn steaiy
Npri A. i.3a4j SIC; May - l2a45 5-9c' steamer
nIyed 81 5-a433 4c; receipts. 10l ,424 bush; ship
mcnt, 1929 bush, stock. l,'o3,sHo DnSh ,oi,S
fa2 900 bush southern corn dun wmte, toa 10
yellow i6G47c. oats quiet but steady No, ~hi,c
Western 36a 36 Ice: No. mixed 90 81 &c a,he1
rnc.ipts 1000 bush shipments, JoO push, st"H'
5000 bush. Rye steady No. = VlG d'keu ;c ~
ccipt,. 7746 bush: Shipments. 5000 Lash S,oSn'
$3.50 bush. Hay steady good t. choice mn% y
5I4g- ~ 30. Grain frcights quiet. Cotton homld d.
middlug 634e Provisions s'eaoy p Rlo cargoes.
fair Il 2c No. :, Bic sugar hriier ga Arm
1glGa iI-l6c. Copper steady. WhiShey hiih'
81 22aSl %. ,. 49,,
nuanlo. March ea-Sprng wheat opened firm and
cIns.d 70 higher on limits. and another l-2c WIZ We
added tomorrow: offerings. very hgiit aii,s ooNp 800
hush No / hard sold NJ - 81 "a l-2c ooV D il
ern sold nj 02c 5000 bush do. sold mt ~ Sc CLOS.
t at 9c , 600 bush No. Northern sold at SO PC
1000 bush sold ut 80 57c closing az os. 20 red
a. y" white 94c bid Corn active but lower,
cnsipr wenk car, No. , yellow sod at A. "A +3c
il cars NO yellow sold at - e, uo, So III
II, No 4 sold nj AT ~ lie: :. cars No g. sold at
~ 10 Dat, weak and lower cars NO; white.
sold ut - la - 3Ac cars 90, Na az D1v '"d
40 a3 "a Harley dull quoted No. Western, &c,
ua,n nic A." So Michigan fair TO choice, 55d 0oc
rye ooc bid for No tguI G ha.t WIFI wnter u ~ sa
o. ~, i've lour, 81 Mfeed quiet but steady and
,,a ~ Go SRpments-wheat. 2,ooo bush; corn.
7 ,"0o bpsh: corn 81 900 bush oats. 1900 bush.
c,,c,go March 2e-The leading futures ranged as fol.
""'' Open.rg Highest. Lowest Closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

Mount Vernon In gala attire last night Many Of
The houses Illuminated by Chinese lanterns ma bonrs
wcro burning on Of the street corners. MOrl was
received about 80 o'clock that Governor Flower hau
signed the bin making Mount Vernon city. The Re
nj tlran and Democratic conventions were % hav" been
held last both met. but Immediately ADJOURNED
10 await decision what action o. take In the matter
d, cho,.ing sur.ry-or The question raised. now
tint Nornt Vernon 4, a city whether l. entitled u
INDEPENDENT NJ the De- elected from the
town OF East Chester. Bot convention, viii rra,senbc
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