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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
,oov,v,: AporNp FOR A CHAIRMAN.

Chicago May 23 (Specal.-NO decisive action was
taken by the general managers OF the lines III inc
Western Passenger Association at their conference 10
dav The roads represented were the Burlington. the
Chicago Milwaukee and Paul, the Illinois Central,
the Wisconsin Central. the Rock Island the chicago
and Northwestern the Missouri Pacific, the Atchson
and the Chicago. st. Paul and Kansas City. inc
question OF elccting a successor 10 W. W. f1ney as
chairman OF the association. discussed IN an IN
formal way, and there proved to be about rs many
views on the subject there managers present
several names were canvaSSed, but no votes taken
II was suggested that the office be turned over tenn
porarily to Chairman Walker OF the Western Traffic
Association pending the selection Of permanent
chairman, but the proposition was defeated.
Finally resolution adopted referring tie mat
ter TO the special meeting of the Western Passenger
Association be held tomorrow, with the recon-
mcndation that general meeting be called for
Tuesday. May 81 for the purpose of eectng chair
man, and that the Official records remain i'm The Gus
tody Of Secretary Thompson until that time 1t Is
still the prevailing opinion that J. ~ Fahorn will be
Mr.. F1Dley's successor. The reorganization of the
southwestern Railway and Steamship Association will,
is understood release him from the chaiI alsip OF
that body and he Is commissioner OF the Western
Traffic Association he must be provided for by being
or Trans Association. The fact that FaitOr
Is freight cuts figure. the same reasoning
applies 10 Finley whose railroad experience all
ia the freight department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
p,CuuoND TERMINAL. DISCUSSIONS.
ANOTHER STOCKHOLDERS MEETING WITHOUT
DEFINITE RESULTS.

DEFINITE RESULTS.
A meeting OF Richmond Terminal stockholders was
,,d nj the Offices of Work, strong Co. yesterday.
Nm, no result was attained Ten or IA dozen plans
.. proposed General Thomas said, but their dis
custom ended in no definite action committee
90 sfteen was appointed to confer with and assist the
smaller committee consisting OF Messrs. strong
THOMAS and Clyde. This committee will report at
another meeting Of the stockholders, 10 be held al
IN. call of the chairman, probably on Friday next
A plan that TO meet with favor provinces
for the use OF the charter ana OF the southern
Railway Company, as contemplated under the oicou
Man, with the proposed consolidation OF the Dan
yille and Terminal companies. Under this pan the
Southern Railway Company will issue Sl3ooO,ooo OF
3 per cent bonds and about $40 100000 OF preferred
stock The Terminal per cent bonds VIII receive
100 per cent In southern Railway IS, with bonus
of 10 per cent in preferred stock, and the Terminal
~ and preferred stock will receive 80 per cent III
the new IS and 30 per cent In the new preferred
stock The common will be exchanged snare LOT
share.
An issue OF short time collateral notes IS proposed
for taking care OF the floating debt. > per cent
assessment will be levied on the > per cent DoIuS
and the common and preferred stock, win me PRIV,
lege OF taking the collateral notes at discount riu
Of receiving bonus In new preferred Stock Ms
nan docs not propose any attempt to deal Win Inc
nnderIying securities until after the Terminal re-
organization shall have been completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
COTTON MARKETS.-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. May % p. m.-The sales OF the day
included 1850 bales American. Futures closed
steady American mddlng, low midtlng clause, May
delivery, 1 3-64d buyers: May and June delivery,
4 3-6ld buyers: June and July delivery, 1910
4 j-C4d; July and August delivery, 1-64d sellers;
August and september delivery, 496id value
september delivery, II -64d buyers; september and
october delivery, 116id buyers; october and Now
cmber delivery, 1854 l464d: November and
December delivery. 4 15-6iW4 1864
Galveston, May 23.-COtton ste ady middling, 1Sc;
low middling, Is Ice: good ordinary, Lice; net
and gross receipts, lisp bales; exports coastwfse,
I3OJ bales sales 75 bales; spinners G2 bales stock,
- ,498 bales
Norfolk. May o3.-COtton firm. middling, 1-6c;
low mlddling 1116c good ordinary &c: net receipts,
go bales: gross 494 bales: exports coastwise $50
bales sales, .12i bales stock, 1852 bales.
savannah, May 23.-COt1n quiet. midding, &c
low midding, u 5-rc good ordinary, lac. net re.
ccipts, liG6 bales; gross 1866 bales exports coast
wise. 2.ji0 bales sales, 40 bales stock (correctcd
% 26 bales.
New-Orleans May 23.-COtton opened firm; closed
ste ,dy middlnG. Bloc low middling. 3-fc; good
ordinary, Is Lac: net receipts, 1,113 bales: gross,
1866 bales; sales 1850 bales; stock, 1854 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
oats. 196.639 bushels; total grain, 43o,177 bushels
flour, 1878 barrels.
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 90 epecial.-It was clear every
where over the West to-day; II was clear every
where on Sunday, and the signal Service predicted
clear weather everywhere through the West until
Wednesday. Corn opened weak at 1-2 cents do
cline for July and at cents decline for May. Tho
May deal showed no exciting incidents. 1t seemed
to be altogether waiting game. There was Il rgn0r
that lot Ct about 100000 bushels had bean settles
Off tn, floor. No protection apparently was given
the price. ON very li,te business May sold from
60. and closed al 63 cents The fluctuations arc
not considered significant. The deal seems to DO
as tight IS ever. COstar and Martin seem TO be tne
only people identified With 1t yet, but II Is hardly
likely that they running the corner all alone.
there is some talk OF II. y. Armour. The Quinan
crowd sold LOT OF July. The country also sold.
he receipts not large, 1914 cars; but there
were ~ cars that graded. All the drying machines
arc at work, and IL Is not unlikely that JOO.OOO
contract will be scaped mp before May 81. July
opened ut 10 IL, sold between "A "a and 40, and
closed mt 10 IL cents. Wheat opened and closed
weak because OF the fine weather and big lndia
shipments 1t hal n good rally on the announcement
of decrease in the visible OF 1900 900 bushels That
is the biggest decrease record. Buffalo claimed
that about 100000 wheat had been put on rail.
The business not very large. July sold between
81 rs and 90, and closed AT 50 4 cents Oats
flowed corn and wheat; were decidedly weak early
rallied a little at the close. July sold between
20 :3 and 81, and ClOsed at 30 "a cents. Provisions
wce affected By the fine weather. and by the weak
ness in corn early. They rallied toward the close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SUITS.

baltimore. May % (Speeial.-The Interstate Toe-
graph Company Incorporated In Michigan has brought
suit against the old Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. Judge Morris, in the United states Court,
heard the case to-day and held 1t under advsemcnt.
In April, 1880, the Interstate Telegraph Company
recovered a judgment against the baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company for $4,000 for the breach
OF two contracts. Tle Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company incorporated by officers Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. The capital stock OF the
telegraph company 500 900, Yet several mhons
of dollars were spent in the erection of ks system.
In 1857 Its hnes sold TO the Western Union
Telegraph Company for 5000 600. 1t is claimed
that The railroad In reality supplied all the money
that was spent in the work of construction and
was. therefore, the telegraph company Itself. When
the judgment awarded an execution was Issued,
but 1t was returned unsatisfed, the telegraph COM
pany claimed that II had property liable to execu
Ton. Tho Interstate Telegraph COMPANY now seeks
To include the Baltimore and ONO Railroad Company
in jle cause ana asks that tho railroad company
nav be compelled to pay @ large enough 10 cover
oil the outstanding liabilities OF the telegraph company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE.RiO the spot quoted -teqdy ;o Win via;
SO: l. is@Is-c 1000 BAGS 10 pr pr Buffalo l39g a ,ni
about ,tudy. option dealing We're very slow, and IN
variations light, with ab.encc OF new features
Covering OF shorts advanced that month about .
loin, but others ruled about steady iaNrc GAINED ~.
franc Hamburg ruled weak near ana ~ pig p'b'I
on late months. Rio quiet and London easier IN ,ot
"a e.. . i5 m-onleal quota!iols My G2' Ju .G
5gs July SIS cd August J6s Cd Srptember 'os so
October Sos I'D Flo quote First ordinary go Aoe' y.
II $50 coed second 90 kilns 10 GOO; cNihg -
receipts in Rio, 5000 bags; o stock st ana "a Eahu>
5000 bags Rio market CURT 10 shipment, 10 600 h
Rio purchases Europe. 5000 bag freight per ,thcr
ioacng Rio for United Sta"s. good aNrIIge san
: receipts at santos 5000 bags, santos s1Vp",
40, 900 ac. santos market quiet Santos shipments Tor
tinted States Thy steam, 1000 bags Santos shipment .,
EUROPE, SO 900 bags; Santos purchases ior NJ u
States 81 900 bags Santos purchase, for EnIope 90
bags freight per steamer 10 HAVE 81 anu ~
,r prmage steamers leading at Santos for nte states
D steamers loading ut Santos for Europe pc-li1bi,
io. Of qualities buy. kcccrs
july to MAY 81, 1892. 8 $50 600 bags ,sme tim, ls,
ITO 900 bags time 1890. 2.230. U0 bac> k"crlp
at Santos July TO May 81. 1892 $40 O,o ns a.
time 1881 an3 time 1890 SOS GOO bag
Tn,,i her, TO-DAY, 10 500 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
THE STiTE or TRADE.

Baltimore. May 2aflorr quiet Western super,
- 40 ~. do extra. ~ ioa 80 DO ia"'h' - ~ ~
a. ~ -oo - -; do do straight, ~ 3oa - 90; r.
Lint, lOOOi bbl,. shipments. I,=ij bb' ,n,-, 1850
lbis Wheat weak. 80. I'D spot, ~ - ~ D-t'
Nav al 1ac n,krd; June so - G9lc; July. 500
so lc: steamer No. rcd. ~ l-c asked rIon'P, Pr,
l. OJj bush shipments. j''tJ bu,h stooh [
bush sale. 1is.ooo bush southern WHEAT st.nu, ,
Fullk sou 95c, longbcrry. 90" .'c oorh uh'e','u
mlsci SPOT ). = - &c, May, - ta -
June 81 - - -: july. IL ga - ;'.sc steamer
uIx.d jOc asked: receipts -7,-Io bush: shipment,
iI57ia bush stoch. 3@i:i37 bush SALE i."'Vup
bush. southern corn-wlc steady 3i@ - lac; S.l,
western 3-o - 70. No MIXED do. 80 80 -, ,
receipts 90. $50 bush stock g5.j4& bush Rye quiet
30 , -2a sc : stock oe.-l3 bush Hay steady good
to choice timothy. IA 5oo 80 30 Grain ir1gn'N =, -
sicnm.rs duh purcell room good demand steam Ia
Liverpool /. la cork for orders. = od4 IS I'd cot
ton zoe ncur Zoe. Cottoa nominal middllng sc.
provisions ,iead dcav hptier ca sT n ID Ss'
SG II l.,t e ous ne" rc 4r% f".' w,Rs
Boston. May e3.--rlour quiet ard steady. Corn
toad ;oamcr ysll9% Gls; Ta and qe oo S S%r;
corn 1900 bnsh oats. 100 bush shorts 10 tons.
puralo, May e3:-spiinc whcat-Limt, sticng ana an
higher @lc-. 1000 bush No. / har' P-%o- .od =,
dc closing at 81 sac: 10000 bush No. | northern
spot sold nj s0c 5000 bush do sold at - iSc c",
northern spot closing at sc: winter wheat dull and
lower. cars No. . red sold NJ !,i": ears do sold
No osC yellow % a Y sS54 4c no yellow. 81 Ia
- i2c: 80 >. DE; No .. >. va - ;ic In store
No. = yellow. - &c; No corn % 2g on 'rS ao
10 lie. closing weak; car. No. whlic rold ~
truck. CSC; no oncrtnrs ~ store; Rye nominal.
Flour .tcadv; best sprns - s39 - % 90 Wln!"r,
and unchanged. Canal frrlghts quiet and steady
wheat go 3atS &c 60, to o HeT York Re,s c pnoo
bush SiH' oats 10000 bush re. $4,000 bush. ship
%oqtsy ca9a.yne% 27eooo bush; oats. l3o 90"
hills wheat lO5 900 bush, corn, EIDDUO bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
s,v,ru CLASS FREIGHT RATES AGAIN.

There will be conference Of the trunk hnes' zen
traI Traffic Association lines and the Lakeland rail lines
,odav ot the offices OF the Trunk Line Association.
For the third time this season an attempt will be made
TO settle the rates sixthcIass eastbound freight
These rates are now 20 cents via aail routes and 10
CENTS vim lake and rail lines Some time ago the Cen
trsl Trarc Association agreed 10 establish 20-ccnt
rate ON all sixtcass freight except grain and prodnce
giving the lake andrail ron'es the benefit OF the usual
dicreptial Of five cents. This schedule approved
bv the Trunk Line Association. but has not been put
into effect because the lakesndrail lines were not
satisfied with the assurances Of tho Central Trafhc
people that the 2o-cent rate woud be maintained
Fe Conference TO ay has been called In the hope that
SATISFACTORY and conclusive result may be reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

FLOUR AND MEAT-FLouH-No marked changes
only moderate and at the close The tone wa. rather weak
@ Of ne sIeea
9E Tne s%, f sa COO sf GG o S%; %
Guiding leo b s low Ssa a. 100 S6i, cry
e e2ra % . So q 81:
sa ssoc 8 nus So sSa ss DDe19
Ss,S min west Iadss 1850 Ds;oHSf. s slSSs
s. 05as3 So ordinary choice. SO 4Oasi 80 choice T.
. i@ix s Il So low Extra y 81 esa q
rye lstnres IS ooasi Is stalshts, ancy 81
So p'e int 81 se g. 's spSs se nancy
SSS 800 55 ndadDs low . 'ds' %Ssy
and family extras SO 40as 80 patents ~ 2jd1i -
s Az a t. % a%Sk%h%&F
q" Quoted at s. o5ass and Brandy|e d. Sales
w,f:A ScaSil me %e ana Of @ ,o
to-day and The rat ",s 5ar,h arr al around .n
was most nsIned during the Early session when price,
igi.c a, compared with the official agufe. On saturday
last May started at 9o.c and then dropped % 2oc az
at MN se and UdP sod Tween 50 so and O isS yn
H fatSer iasor.Ds .es,s co,n in Tie
oyer and brought Jew oSsT down. Lvsspoq n came
Private London aGeCun nod Gs n 3asb S IN
inrs dropped loaso crntsnes wheat and ,oa;o cen,
% % % S o or i9 to h. Und Knsdom and
the Continent contributed largely To the lat we1tnes.
91s f p'sGs'on an ssa fs''s r
or ascsSS 1 Of s Of s'' s Ss %
tore decreased loC 90" bush Ae for
put out Int thew very had s Ss .,e I sc The
interior points .S SS. g, D and
Cog bush cesyy sr 'f bush sn aud
Rsss n0 ruled :mp.S,I win y SSS%
s ans a. SN over June Msatcs
d 1Se E a"Sr S June. e red e a
graded rcd within the quoted range Miiers og ,
ss 600 GHth bush " is.coo including
,1s,s ss : sg.sos seS " e. rd hso
Sshs% rM%s at co., s S At M0sT@ q ao
sa9s closing at oo. 90 s Jgg 30 e sSs' At ao
dosing spt a. S.f SSo ost@ s
at ss DC s psss Sc t s9%s a. Sss"s
and nhSfS ASD ns and %
Wss seSss eHecfad c0 ma ar dr 11aer S
yigor break Of lgc was sGcrcd 6or noS @rcr w
in the visible supply howeySr irycd to m snsss T y
downward %ss ho a@ through os '% n
the West The ,yren ? Ss,"rd Serr last re' ~c later
% Ss:s sys C.: es M sx a@s 5 I'D
dow sS.s1 % adrF Ta very SS p %"
1000 o% s oe tsHG s 1oi fu cS% SPOT
ngaad %ssa and s %@ &c a al s,cacr 7ed
% 5sc anoat No. May, 5GLo'Sc closing az -
c 1"ne 3sG5l4c closing At 5@.c do July, o. q,
90 .nlo.np al 5lc do August. 50's0J2c closing NJ
80, ~ Scnieibcf. 5i0jl1c. closing at 5l'2c- 80.
re Were depressed early. and l0lbc lower, on inc
"a A. earn and realizing nv ''lOngs' but the '",'
Lad recovery Of isasc on the docTcas" ~ NC H-,n
suppl and local covering The spot MAXI orS 800 a.h
snh e 20 900 bush future. ii2ooo bush spe, ncnnR
,", At 3Gi.o elevator No. white 30 g' ''Na
oq No. mi~d s0,s@3,c cl"ya,or III wcscin
40: VIM" White do Ssd42iac: No MAY 36%c 81 h9
81 sSc do June 35'sa3Grc closing ~ 3o'c a. J%g
y. oo1t cIo.ng 3J7sc: ID August. 3p+" 80"
SinsnS a. 35,sc do september a;aSiHc cl9 gn
No w VIA 90 N 7cd 75c 50 n 75d soc 100 H. 70
80 n' hans o5cas feed. $4,000 cc,io1scci neal
- 0ry a. s1l nor ton horny chop. soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
AwARDS To THE FARMERS.

sunbury Penn, May 23.-The arbitrator IN inc case
n, tho farmers living along shamOkn Creek, North
Cumberland County, against the Philadelphia anu
Reading Coal and Iron Company the pennsylvania h"'
road Company and others. to-day handed down a"''us
In the cases. that If sustained may mean 'o9' ~
m,,,Ions of dollars TO the companies For years the
coal dirt from the mines has been washed by each re-
occurring freshet the lanes of the farmers along
the creek In 1889 the land was made barren
Ten cases were prosecuted, and now after taxing
testimony for three years damages are AWARDED 10 e
ni9iniiffs Other suits VIII follow. The defendants
will appcal 10 the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
UROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, May %. 3 :45 D. m.-Beef in fair de-
mand Pork in poor demand Hams in good de-
mand Bacon in fair demand. Cheese in fair de-
mand American finest white firm al SIS Cd Tallow
In moor demand Tul Dentine aud rosln In poor de-.
mand Lald-Spot and futures in poor demand |:
prime Western spot, MAY. June and July dull at
BIS 3D. Wheat in poor demand; No. red winter
steady at 6s I'D No. . red spring steady at 6s 1Od.
Flour In poor demand, COrn-sp ot-The emand has
fallen OF: futures in fair demand: mixed Western.
June firm at A. I'D July firm at is q lid. HOBS
at London-Paciic Coast-There Is nothing Offering.
Receipts of wheat for the last week from Atlantic
ports, $1,000 quarters from Pacific ports: 500 :
corn for the last week, 90, 100 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
feaaI Il otices.

ATA SPECIAL TERN OF THE SUPREME RENE
seo at &c sss s,' eoa
sa Msss,n the Ssy i Ss tserui1y the
appiicaso Of a majority trustees Of the Niagara
a sses aSf "a
go day OF ss ard y
'qss'sa 'ssa';s I5 Ss'Hs
oaSe NC = nicsd;ssy cIty Of XeSYSrk. on tho
iss p Gy S' Of he pecner should be sraH@
such dssyed and rsesr Thereof ns
and And fh 'ief 4aS ru6s dS is
sscsSnF sH a%s !sss ' court ana report
is further e ordered SSSs that S Of opS q ar this e
% %sa.asSy pEsSsaiSs said ss,s lsSs =:
two newspapers published in tie city and Gganty q New
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
Henrietta c. Thompson and ramlin BAbcock defendants
In oa Of IN 5 SUys es s@o anS and i G
dat The 2Otn day Of May ls2? the undersigned the
E Isi.f' E sass Exshaas s
Oh Oh S 3D. s s6 Aa cry 0 s at Is
% Of that day d by Judgment CO.. and De-
ser scr5sd as follows al plot q land situate
y 'd y Icing at and A' bng ws s
Plot o, land which, upon map rnS Hsp 2: prom
The Twenty fourth Ward of Che city ,9r%sy
mad" under the dissection Of Thomas L. Ogden referee op:
pointed by the supreme Court the suit in partition of
J,ur w Suvdlm and Others in
pursuance Judgment therein dated November 10th.
Office OF the Register OF the City ana
County OF York" Is known and designated a. plot
numhr which certain plot hereby conveyed
is bounded and described follows Commencing az tho
point southerv side OF Moshau Avenue as laid QUO
Sn the map distant hundred and TWENTY-FIVE feet
westerly from the costry side Of said plot number
twcntvsix running southery snd parallel 10 said
ea-tery side said plot number twentysix two hundred
and syone feet to the nOrthery side Of the next south.
ery laid out said map; thence return
ing beginning and running westerly along
tho southeriv side Moshalu Avenue hundred
and twenty OF less the intersection OF tho
southerly said Moshalu Avenue with the east
erv boulevard laid out said map next wet
ery the point OF beginning above referred to- ence
southwescry and southasery along said easery side or
sad boulevard hundred feet more or less, 70 ce
intersection OF eastery side Of said Boulevard with
the northy side Of the next souhery street or avenue
laid out on said map and thence easerly along sad
northerlv side said street 10 the point u
which the line from the point OF beginning Is drawn
in the foregoing description. And also the land IN sai9
OF and contiguous 10 said plot ntendeo
be conveyed hereby TO the centres of said Streets
D''"' ' DAVID MITCHELL.
FOSTER & ACKLEY, fseferecs
Plaintiffs Attorneys
No. 81 Wall.st. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
THE PETROLEUM MAEKET.

There was a slight recovery I'm the crude petroleum
market yesterday from the closing prices OF last week.
The transactions, however remained small, the record
Of sales OF National Transit certificates the Con-
sOlldated stock and Petroleum Exchange being a.
600 barrels 81 IA cents Refined oil In barrels
was unchanged at 605 cents, in bulk at $685. and In
at 6.s5 crude In barrels at $40 cents, and In
bulk at $50.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp - 10 francs:
Bremen, 5.75 marks London, is pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
Ordinary
STAINED.
al Low NlddlInr6
Good Ordinary. .

Good Ordinary .........41 Low Mddlnr .-.....6
Strict Good Ordinary oh Mdtng.. 1910
In the contract line there an active and very
irregular market with frequent fluctuations. lh" ST.,
strong rise OF about point at Liverpool dcehc
the weakness here saturday hast. Local "sh"rt~'
covered and there little outside buying leading
10 an sdyance points. Realizing in thereafter"
however. and longs unloadd freely, on turtle reports
flooded dstricts announcing gradual sutedgj
this a reaction OF 9dl2 points leaving 81 at $40
mimi decline Tor the day Sales l3l 100 hllea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
or,,cxrp TIME TO SOUTHERN POINTS.

The Shenandoah Valley route OF the Norfolk and
Wester, announces a change In Its through passenger
service which will shorten the time between New York
and Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga and other south
cities about four hours. Tie train which has been
leaving this city at p. m, carrying through s!eel
ing IN Memphis will start hereafter at IL 10 m,
but will reach the points named at practically the
same time ms when starting at the earlier hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
SEEKING TO STOP AN ISSUE OF STOCK.

Concord, H. H., May 23.-COunsel for Frank Jones
and others have filed bill in equity in the supreme
Court against the directors OF the Concord ana Mon
tr.sl Railroad TO restrain the issue OF Sl,2oO,ooO
new stock voted 1T the special meeting OF the stock
holders last week, on the grounds TINT The motion
Tor the meeting was Illegal; that the stock Is TO be
used for purpose. not authorized by law and that IL
tie stockholders OF Classes !, and are 10 De
permitted TO take the stock at par they receive
a s1ock dividend IN violation of The act Of coAso
dr-ion OF the Concord and the Boston, ConcoN ana
Montreal railroads also TO restrain them from carrying
out the contract for constructing the new Boston
Railroad according to the vote passed AT the e@ne
meeting on the ground that the railroad mas NOT
vat hsen tpt or its stock subscribed for ana that 10
carry out the contract would be using the captA ana
credit OF the Concord and Montreal Railroad 10 gave
q value TO the stock in the hands OF the directors Vi
tie corporation who subscribed for II. prc'' .nday
leo ring was had before Chief Justice Doe mere 10 hy
Who issued temporary Injunction, retnrnaole June
13, at wiach time the matter VIII De he'iu "p''" ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24
OH. MARKETS

Oil City, Penn. May 23-NatiOn3 Transit certificates
opened at 5C7sc highest 573c lowest 58sc closed Il
5isc sas. 81 900 bbs clelrlnces 1872 900 bbs ship
ments. 5S$S3 bbls runs 100 los bbs.
Pittsburg, Penn. May 23.-Fetroleum dull but firm.
National Transit certificates opened at 57Lc; closed ~
57asc highest, 573sc lowest, 574c.