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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE1S.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.
There was free unloading by disguised holders Of
wheat yesterday and a break Of 5oo1 Is cent was
scored at time. The speculation was mlry active
about 4.5O0,O 900 bushels being dealt In. The weather
West was expected be clear and warmer; crop re
ports were favorable. and the Missouri state Board OF
Agriculture increased It's estimates to "A against ~
per cent last month London reports OF two Indlnh
hank failures and liberal interior receipts, were de
pressing In Influences Partridge was free buyer at
Chicago but this was without effect. Paris came
20 confines and / franc up on -four through Hi"u'h
but private cables denied the reports Of the crop dam
age Berlin advices were 12G2 A marks losses.
July options opened at 90 IL cents, TO 93 Is
cents, and fell TO 92 1882 "a cents. spot lois
also were lower and loi 900 bushels were sold for
export. MillcIs took - 900 bushels.
Corn depressed and In - cents lower
On nptiOns There was free liquidation OF longs On
better weather West, full Chicago receipt ana NE
weakness In wheat Gables were higher. blf WIN
out influence spot lots we're active ana lower Nv
900 bushels being sold for export.
oats broke win wheat aud corn the options are
Cn.h oats however higher on scarcity OF s"' rs
Lard quiet, but slightly better There were sai'e
Of $50 tercc, on the spot.
Wheat-June. 81 IL July. 81 "a August, 93 81 :;
September 80 81 october. "a Il cents ....,...
Corn-Junc IS; July. 6G August. 81 September
% oats~Jnnc, 81 5.s July 81 IS; August 81 Il;
Iard-July, SIS "a; August. SO Il; September.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday
at New York, Philadelphia baltimore and Boston were
rs follows Wheat. 79Ol' bushels corn i32' 20
bushels; aour. 50,sS4 packages. At Chicago; MI
waukec, and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheai.
- AL bushels corn, 3Ol 30 bushels, oats 2b4o5
bushels; total grain. 572,7G3 bushels hour lO'4l2
borre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

Nos . IS, 70 IL. So 81, So 4, s. 6, :, g. ~ 49, -
Common i;easCTral Term-Part I-Bcfore Bookstayer,
Nos I32s 2O5. 9Ol 1870 1915 1899, l337 10 !5a
$50 1897 III 1886. *. 1ji, lOis. 1880 1850. l3SO
1880 SIC 1923 1911. 1893. 1872 1883 1855, 1908 1888
Common Pleas-Trial Tcrm-Part I1-Before DAILY, Q. j.
Common PicaS-Tral Tcrn-rart iII-Bcforc Pryor,
J.-Cascs from ParO l. &c., an
Superior ourt-Spccal nll-tiofe NJ DAN. j.
Nos 377, 7l3 IA. 7ij. 7l6, az, fle, ~. ~, ~
superior COurt-rrial Tcim-Pafts /, ii ana lII-Ad
city Couri~Speeia Term-Before Van wyck Mo
CITY Court-Trial Term-Part I-Bfore Newbnrger
ESQ Gs-i G465 Gs45. Gsi7. GSj2 Gsi1. $50.
GsG7 Gsi6 G35l. 1897, 56lG 6ss6 lob, G5b3, 3si9
G76o 6s77 $50. 600 5s3!' e53 49, S5,s 594e
37l3' l226 1857, 4724, sl4. -
Citv Coift-Iriai Tcrm-Part II-BefSre Mccarthy, j
-No, 69si 654f. GOs3. G227 Gs3l NAB 5O53, 5O54
G93o CO.. 4O6 23s2. sol $3.50. GS0S, 6Sll, $500.
5769 5Gi3 OS24 Gs25. 6s2s, $3.50. 3J2. 719', 1i23'
oS Civ coTrISi iorm-Part II-Before McGown
No $50 GjO2 500 2tS3. 5je9, GGO3 j73', G72o,
63Gs 5i7G 67ls, COOS. 500, 0133, 1864, 6o, O923,
City conrtira Term-Part IvBefore Ehrllch. G. J..
Short Nos l65y Nv, 'oO' foo'' 'OO' 'o'o'
7Gil 1903. 1885. 69C3, 1901 ~ - -
Of over rsrminer-BcforC Ingraham. j.. and
Assistant District Wellman anc simms-Nos
20 30 inclusive.
and Assistant Attorney Davis-NOs 10 81, in
Court ~ General Sessons-Part IT-Before Fitzgerald.
7 and Assistant District-Auorney Wceks-No. |.
Court of General SessionSart III-Before Cowinp. j.
and Assistant Dstrict-Attomey Townsend-Nos 70 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFE-o the spot had modeIatr mq1if! a. e'~
prices wrrr steadily maintained tn a-, 81 log 10 ~
for No T. Mid growths quiet and unrnans,u' o,rnoi,I
developed rather activity but there Mre no ar
tie deol while price, Kept wthih WY mat
The close showed decline OF dDou1 .
on realizing by 'Iong," and weaker hSyr, as,U, .
fThe worlds visible supply showed O hllght u,rl'|'
iIavre declined .da. franc. while Hamburg ad,engeo
ma RIO stronger and London 3dGd higher oh'iil W.,
iatlons 45 D. M. June, So July, % "a AnPn,e'
hr.. sd October 1'> 81 ~ ',;
5G. I'd Arrivals at Fngand during last MONTH $3.50
bags deiverie. I'm gland during Last month "'uo
bag, stock in England June l-t 2lD.los Dag LII
quotes. First ordinary 10 klo-). II 300 good second
10 kilos) 10 4 $50; Exchange (private), u 3,ln
ceips IN Rio 5 600 bags RIO clearances 70 untn S,' d.
90 lars Rio CLEARANCE EUROPE, 1000 blgs no
stock Ill 900 bags RIO MARKET Firm kr'.'p.s r.
Santos 5OCO bags Santos stock -! wv tEHn, H'
morket-Quict good ayemge Santos II 80 Dag, Nns
lille supply of the world June l. 1872 Stoke ~
80 7oS BAGS Hamburg. 800 600 bags AntGcg 1r ~
Wssrs.uies 90 900 tags Trie,t' I37 1910 bags Nthcr,
iand. Igs hags total. Europe la klnd,l i'2D "a
hars Rio Ii2 600 bags Santos, 100000 bags lh.uu
stats C3iah and other kinds. 5i536 ea.; f .
ass 4i4 Afo,t~ hhoat FOR inlt"d Stltrs ,.i
Ea1f o5s 900 hays anco, for United Stats from Jaw
and Fan II 600 bags anoit for Euiop' ron java
and Fat, Is 900 laes ahoat for Enfop. rom h- HAL
900 600 bags anoat for Euop' from United Ntlt Wy
bag: total and stock. 909siii bags again Hia! y
10 S3i against Juno !. ls9l -l'oS'""' "'es'
Total -alc> here today 1900 bSgs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
AGAINST BECKER AND FINN.
TWO AGENTS OF MR.. GERRY's SOCIETY ON TRIAL
FOR BLACKMNL.

TWO AGENTS OF MR. GERRY's SOCIETY on TRIAL
FOR BLACKMNL.
The trial was begun in Part II Of the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday OF Edward Becker and
william A. Finn agents Of The Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children. who charged with ex-
torting $500 from Mrs sophia Martens. The woman,
IL was alleged. kept disordcrlv house at NO 81
Allenst.. upon which Becker and Finn made raid on
April "a The arrested April . near
Twenty fourth ST. and Second ave The trial was before
Judge Fitzgerald. Assistant Dstrlct-Attorney Barlow
Travcrs Jerome the defence. Mr.. Jerome intimatcd
that the police were in conspiracy against the two
agents.
Mrs Martens declared on the witness stand that
Finn had promised 10 modify the charge against her II
she would pay them $500 She told Police captain
Cross Of the Eldrdgest station Of the Offer and he
arranged 10 DC on hand when she handed over the
money she gave signal when she paid the sum.
and Captain Cross and Detective Smith started for The
two men. Mrs. Martens declared that two years ago
she gave 500 TO two other agents Of Mr.. Gerry
society," named Barley and Kant. They had come
to her house but Rad made arrests. she drew the
money from the Bowery Savings Bank. She declared
that she had never paid police officer any money.
Captain Gross testified next. lie corrObOraed the
woman, and told how he had marked the bills before
Mrs Martens gave them 10 the agents. Becker and
Finn went hurricdly away after their interview with
the woman. Detective Smith told OF arreStinc Becker
near the spot Finn ran away and the detective fired
a shot I'm the air. Policeman Qulnn then caught FINN
Smith, on cross examination. admitted that lie had
been arrested He said that a number Of years ago
he arrested Jake sharp in Thirdave. surface car.
1t was decided that Smith had acted Illegally. and he
was sentenced to be imprisoned for day, Governor
Cleveland padoned him Smith also admitted that ne
once shot and ktd man namGa fp m wn 1 na
indicted. The trial VIII go on today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
THE COUR rs.

NIP KELLER RAISES A NOVEL QUESTION.
frank j. Keller, the LAWYER, has raised a mover
POINT under the Penal G de. Yesterday ne oo'ii"e"
writ of habeas corpus, returnablc to-HoriV"' "0"
Judse Reach in the supreme Cont, for the pro
sn.,,o,, % pa,er Mcmahon in court. Mcmahon Is
IN the Sing sing prison. ON February 10 iooi
he was indicted for stealing a watch from "eorge
Davis. Of Dobbs Ferry. \ jury found him glil'y
Of petit larce1y and Judge MARITIME sentenced MIN
to years imprsonment and to pay me u
$500 McNlahon has been In prison Tor yen anu
Mr. Keller holds that he cannot De o'"''eu IA W
t.r,, ~ na,tno the money The lawyer says there
4 M provision IN the Penal Code for imprsonlhS
a man one day for each 81 of fine which ne Is
unablo pay, except in cases MIL snr c Geclarc
Is merely a Judgment against Mcmahon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June (Special).-Isrdrdge continues TO have
luck Notwithstanding his enormous losses The Ha'ch
hill Tuesday probably saved him from going broke ana
o.t,ed him Ia cover probably half Of his short line
The failures AnglOIndian banks Ia London to-day
made it possible for him 10 continue covering at loss
OF course but. nevertheless without greatly exciting
prices. July wheat opened at e'2 -old between OF
and sji, and closed at s53. He is supposed 10
have bought about 1900 addl!ionai short.
todav and the theory Is that since Mohnal
he ha, covered about 600 900 bushels IL Is imagined
that he cannot left out now above 100000 Ihe,.
fipre. would make his short line last saturday about
1900 600 bushel.. In addition TO The London faniss
Missouri stat. report HdNlhI VI" coiu
ton wheat a, against II last month corn
followed strong. closed easier July sou
hntween 6l and i9s and closed 49, cents. Showcry
weather here Chicago kept the temper little excited glI
the time weather through the West was OF ue
typical June sO-hot, with occasional showes one OF
the big holders Bryant Is supposed 70 nave Iet 20 OF
after corn and wheat. July sold between 1872 ana ~,
and closed at 32a cents fIoNsiOls "ele eAcceuihtp
dull but inclined u be- steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
Nt,pKFTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Iiyerpool June S. D. m.-Coton The sales OF The gay
Steady american mlddng. low mddlng clause June o.;
IVary ilGidd3 ljG4d June aud July dcnNery, llpto
~ x a,d Iuv and August delivery. l76dd+ 1904
Hngnt and september delivery. 2o3idai slGid fep.
delivery o304d value october and November delivery
- iLd huyers. November and December delivery.
5ce1Saa 3s sd: December and January delivery.
3O.O4d sellers. $780,. , taa,,.. RI.
Kew Orleans June S-CottOn easier; middling, - :
low niddinq 7c good ordinary, G2c net receipts lOOo
baIes gross i4s2 bale exports To Great lfiin iZo'
halo coastyise OI3 bales sales, 1850 bale' stock.
I37, 234 ialcs. 49, ,,.,, FL. ,.
middIinr lI0c; good ordinary, 3Oc; net ana gross
receipts 1872 bales sale. 275 bales it3gE 224ss baes
n,ddIins I5IGc good ordinary, Gsc net receipt. 10
fales gross, 100 bales exports cOdst"ls" Dacs safes
I12 bale, stock. 1885 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

shipments SoS bbls sales, 075 bbls Wheat hrnier
no rcd, spot AID June, 3%Sid1c; July, o3's $3.50
40 Tcd, SIC asked receipts, ll012 bush snip
1916 bush; stock, 905,5i5 bush sales 10y
southern wheat nominally firm; Futz. sod;,3c Lol9.
berry, 9Od0ic Corn strong; mixed, spot 56ise old
and July. 56diO.c; steamer mixed. 5ol2c DID re-,
cept- 800 bush shipments 1857 bush; stock o. 80
bush sle, 900 bush. Southern corn hrihef OodOo'
oats quiet very firm; No white Western, io2d &c
No . mixed do 392di0c; stock, 1850 bush. Rye
dun No = Sc receipts. L. 800 bush shipments, 80
timothy, slidslj GrIll freights steady Cotton nom.
inal mlddling. 7a,c. Provisions steady Butter firm
cr smery fancy l5asc do fair u choice, lGdl1ei DO
imitation l4dijc; ladr, fancy, l2dl3c good TO ch0cc
IOaIlc; store packed. lOdllci grass, lOdI2c Egss
st,ady. ijc. Cofce firm. sugar firm gfdnuiattd'
4 1.IGc. Copper steady. WhisNey firm ~ .,
Buffalo, n. Y, June s.-sprng wheat, limited w weak;
bush do at 9Oc 900 bush DO spot a; 81 @a?2ssc; 5000
sn.h No , Northern sjl2c closing; No hard, spot,
9jJ,c; 80 | Northern do, Ole; No Northern, Si'lc
No / hard c. T. f., ?34c No Northern do. oOe. Winter
wheat unsettled Sales. carloads ~ rcd a: 9Joy3c
carload sample. at 92c No white Doc asked Corn
dull aud very Irregular, closing weak No = yellow.
56L05s',c; SO 3 yellow, 5dc36tci no p o6Go6tc /;
No g. 5iajiLc; No T. in stor, 532c. oats 6ner; 2 I'd
demand Sales Dads No white, on track tOa 4O2c
lj 900 bu-h In store, at Zoe No white. 39c 40
mlN,d g. 2c asked. rye dull 30 quoted az sac our
rm fair demand patent sJdfj o. do winter 'Jd
+ 81 I'VE hour, - GO0T4 20. Mil feed finn and IN
changed. Canal freight~ duh wheat 2.g; corn. :,
1852 600 bush corn 100 600 bush; oats, $4,000 bush
anal shipments WHEAT 1880 bush; corn, 500 bush
faNsced 1900 bush. RaBOad shpmtn:s-Flour. olooO
his wheat. $1,000 bush; corn, $1,000 bush; cats,
81 600 bush
Chicago June sThe leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yors. Wclu'sday june s.-BI EVE>-kecelp's.
- osr,ai, ;o-isnc direct to intludins Il
a, i,r k Ssq i1s T SIR '. and ' SSSS r a si
isusols -m4 shipper, aud . c'r'd' Tot IN n9r".l
eaflo.a. qaers va, t. sc,.yiy to H. iaac hi,
Ss sG p,as ZOE h I an and d' o" Of i' ae dar
siogr inst ~ iGi, a. , 's c, To- thu s oa"a
u pfimc n5 Ia steers sold At :. iera-i 80 pr
tSSoSd. On pao tf. probably a, something , ta9
- 30 ba's y sge;5 a. az COW at 81 ~ ,,,go
dr.,s.d unchanged at G.dsc.
mS S c .a' ot i '' c SuI" r ara S' es At
G'ao.e ~ Lh,ii%' ana u.a,-, w. l9'l l, "a, an.
i.n TOP, r,oei.ne H..
AID 80 quart. III me- 60, Of Berlin NJ Eastman,
Company also No. ,g L., ",,9i ,' H., 49, g!' IT.
" W. lgcr ara go do o. the Moh'I'H iS' W. ''gq
ior NJ Goldsmith '"i 800 do i"f s'h"''1.""d 9''|'
.> >, s a. ' al q, r.. i .o ' s '''
A. d. so s 49, 4, ' 10 ds o 49, at so 10 do.
laol D. q % buI 900 D., at y is.,..,,,, .,o,.
1886 ~ AZ - a.. a., 1850 r. lt :, 80 do. l3le 90. 81
dd G aa !a;' 49, a; 5 ~ a s 'a G lso =
s s' y 81; 30 % a. =, o. wanna cows '- J" a. - 90 " STATE
81. ) M, a,, So q d. i,e" III
H. az az = L, 10 c pa.' S ' 1875 = = >, 81 DO
= DO iaq D. a, . go o do i l5,Q n ,;n e, a. .s
az ~ Il % "'t d. % us e. h. = = I Pea
% S'2 d. SO H. o. %. 81 20 10 at = 8;
'or iis' T. on %,%c county o. univ PENNSYLVANIA ,c,.
at Is, :. 30 - j d. ioi H. ct = s 3,
n S g e. o 4 +, n 20 20 d. DO I2'2 T.. a. -
Mr f%''s is GsS r' c;c ali a az is head
TIER S"' o T% , i ~, G1Hs t % m sl The ag
ca cd ,lI at "0 .e5 '' pr ned r,n6eE non-. -
cow ." '@@u"ft,9 a. g., "a, md do Tor 40 Zach;
s. S"adr~ GOV col fr ~ 30 DO for ta2 90 49,,
q, 49, 'itN a,d 81 AZ otir markets. Thcrc was
C-k rads in me- csy mi %o o., . 9@as up UP
y, Iiw ron. dor,d Hutt.rmks ranged In price from
- to 1896 pr 100 y mixed ot' Iyd at IS ''"'' -
POI 20 chosn VS." aS m :. Tor ronnfry dressed yclls
yey lew Hccdng 10 '@ for or 'ly , aCya 'ao' O'
sSS. Iisiicnlcck 4 nol, 80 ,co~ 10 =, ay'ra9c
a. - I! Bri 100 80 20 90 ~ of - 81 II uo
y a, d.; 30 D. At - y m n; cadS !, :, -
~ d." ia ~ az % o. 81 do 7G H. at - 81 20 do 10
"' " niil.nb,ck II yell. iio ~ at ~ so 90 do ii3
,' a. = . do I10 n At - il Harlem d. i33 70 $50 D.
~ - joasG butteulk calves. LIZ H. at - t. DO is2
H. e 49, Mullen: "a ,,n,,. 100 n at 81 50 2ca do
i3s H. at ~ - fd calves. 100 H. at - 90 DO 100 D.
g. ~ Ii9 PIE w DE- ISIS " A. - . 81 DO 10 n a. a.
., = N &, d. i5a '' - go Isl do liG y at . 81
cayc7i 100 w p az Ga 10 y,a. 1is n At 5r; 10
d. I.l W. IL mi>i 5,,cs 1879 b. a, l.: ~ but
''FE BIS q ,cas i5G H. at SIC; 3 d. i35 ~ at
49,, I'D cal'e- lG9 r. at t. -, ., a. 5o ros mixed
iloa E, az a. . "''' ~ ' 1T - '0 '''
Jgdd = no,aoeh2m 49, g vcq9lS6 40, r. az a. i e
.. 40 -, ~ co y A. IiG ~ AZ - 30: - do i53 H. at
- 80; 70 d. 40 at = 90 - az 20 70 rixd cy 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June g. 50 D. m.-B'cf- Holders oner mod
cra,ciy. Pork-Itc supply is poor ismfriiGderS Ifer
slorluRy ac0n-Iloltcrs offer moderately, long cleat
niddles about Is n steady at 35s Cd long and short
clear middlc about IS m steadv at Sis 3D. shoulder
moderately American finest white steady at Dis "a Amer.
icoD finest coored steady at 4- Taow and TufpeItne-
uoidcrs offer moderately. ROsin-HOderS offer freely.
isrd-spot and futuresHolders Offer moderately prime
Western spot and June duh 33s cd July and August
dun az as whest-Hoders oner sparDgy No red
winter firm 6s I'D No red spring hrm OF Us I'D
is poor Holders offer sparlngly mixed Western
Ioiad: August firm A. sad Hops at London-Paeihc
coast-u nlders are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

sheep % n. at s. 40; eco Kentucky lambs 5s ~ "
IS % ; 10 do. 66 n at ~ so. - :,
newton & Gillett: 81 Virginia lants common 81 d.
at So. 20
Judd buckingham 20 Kentucky sheep 100 nat 81 %
II state do. 81 %. at S6; Z do WOOD ia ~ az =.
81 K-ntunkv lambs. 80 N. az - 90 ll3 10 oo2 ID s'
S6 % l49 do go. H. a; 80 80. 81, ,o, "a.
Di"nuack 243 Ohio sheep, SO ~ az ~ 80 80
do s. u. at 0ci go d. IS n, at SO 2'l hehtueN9
D. Harrington: ~ Kentucky sheep 1Oi n, at - - ;
47G Kentucky lambs 80 n. at 49, 10 State DO % H. I"
~ 80 -, ..
HOGS-Recepts were a carloads, or s.310 head-31
carloads iOh-st 10 carloads at jersey 1y one
Tot sale alive. Nomnly lower at ~ "odSD % per lOV H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
pAprxrr OF p. b. HorCHKIss rEsTIrIES.

A PARTNER OF B. b. HOTCHKISS TESTIfltS
When she contest over viii OF Mrs. Maria T. Hoch
lis the widow OF Il. b. Hotchliss, the gun inventor
continued before Surrogate Hanson yesterday CAc9
I.eet who had been the gun business with MI
Botehkiss in Vienna was the first witness called lie
lad been introduced 10 Mrs. Hotchkiss in Vienna IN
April 1868 he said and he then believed that ehe was
,the real wife OF Lis partner Subsequently ne Ieheo
tia, she had never been married to Hochiss. Mrs
Bo,cbk,s reformed to Raphael Wood her nephew the
..aSe the witness said and she exceedingly bitter
because he had give shout sOooooo In stock
10 the heirs OF MI Hochkiss. After the death OF Mr.
Hoichkss she produced forged certificate OF maIiaee
and IN this secured some the property Of Mr. Hoch
kiss subsequently she had to give this up when The
forgery was discovered The will be continued to-
morrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
THE SENATE DOES NEXT TO NOTHING.

Washington June s.-Mr. Call gave notice IN the
Senate today OF his intention to address the senate
next Wednesday on his resolution for an nvesugaloh
AZ TO whether railroad companies interfere Win inc
election Of United states Senators.
Mr. Dolph took advantage of The apparent indis-
,sion ~ the senate TO engage In any real business
Nv reading TO il an argument which he had prepared
IN support OF the bin introduced BY Mr. Warren pro
yhng for the irrigation and reclamation of arid lands
The Pension Deficiency bill was laid before the
senate and referred to the Committee on AppropT1a
ions An adverse report made on Mr. Camervns
Mn 10 authorize the Philadelphia and Camden Bridge
Gmnpanv to erect bridge over the Delaware River al
Philadelphia and the bill was placed on the calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
LIVE STOCK MhRKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. June s-Cattle-Recepts 10000 head snip;;
1000 head prime native steers steady evans a1
grade, lower; best steers ~ 2odri % OLcs %
G7l Is Texans. S3qsi 20. Sheep-Receipts ?OOV hcad
shipments, 200 head, mutton sheep steady auO' anu
grade lower receipts, $4,000 head, shIpb.htr
600 mead active. ga Zoe higher mixed Gnd I2skSIs
- 7Odsi s. prime heavy aud butchers weights ~ OF
a@j light, - coast 81. . ooo ,-..,. .A,,
st. Louis June s.-Cattle-Reccpt', 5000 head snip.
urnt>, 600 head market steady at yesterday
fair good native steers - lOdSi 40 leAa9 ana il,
dian - 0Od 80 -; Gamers, T2G 81 iloSs
Receipts, 900 head ,hpmcnt- 600 head market DC
higher fair To best heavy - 50asi 20 mNsd ore h
u good. II lOdSi %; fair To prime SOG9t % ,Np
Receipts. 900 head shipments, 900 head maIAF'
tady; u native mIttOus, 81 OOdSJ ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
THE PETHOLEUM MA RKET.

The OH City Petroleum Exchange beng cioseh' on
account of the recent disaster OF hood ana hfe uho
c,de certificate department Of the Consolidated EN-
o,orco yeas closed There were 10 dealings nj the
6tOck Exchange , . q o,,a G.,
Refined petroleum unchanged AT ccntS III
barrels 3 50 cents IN bulk and GOO cents per gallon
I'm cases Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, 10 4" o
francs: Brcmen 80 marks London, I'9@5d
pIttsburg PENN June S.-National Transit certhcat'
ope1ed at 57sc closcd 5f'ic highest 5i'sci lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.


Saratoga, y. y, June Sin the Court OF Appeals
bdav the following cases were argued:
The People etc, agt the Bushwick Chemical Works
Rd others. ,,, ,,-a. .,
I'm the matter OF Michael Duffy 10 vacate. etc.
I'm The matter OF the POcantico Water Works Com
pany. - ~, . ,,,,,
The People ex rel. Duane s Everson agt. william
H. Clark counsel to the corporation, appellant.
julius j. Frank, appellant, agt. Edward a. DAVIS
Respondent.
spondeDts AIT. Thomas G.. Shaw, etc, Board Of Can
vasSers, etc. "a
In the matter Of Hugh vi. Stanteld
Alexander saunders, respondent. agt. tho New York
Central and Hudsol River Railroad Company, appel
lat
The following is the calendar for tomorrow Nos
26l, goo 25s, 2O4. 323 sol. els and 81
In the second Division these cases were argued:
No. s2s-Tho City OF Cohoes. appellant agt. the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company respondent.
No. s3s-Austin b. Hathaway, rcspo deh'' ag'' Inc
Orient Insurance Company, appellant.
No. -3g-The CITY OF Rochester, Appellant aet' Zen
lsmn simpson. respondent. ~ - =,
No. sO.-Emma A. Perth, respondent asi; The
Manhattan Railway Company and another appellants.
Following is the second Division day calendar for to
morrow: Nos $40, 5f4, $40, $40 o4', 3O3' $40 ana
U1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
yR. CHANDLER on POPULAR CHOICE OF sENA-
TORS

Washington June s.-senator Chandler today SUD
Fitted TO the senate minority report In which he
cts forth some Of his objections to the adoption az
is session OF Congress OF the Joint resolution pro
psng "A Constitutional amendment providing Tor the
section OF United states Senators by direct vote ol
he people. Senator Chandler does not thhK the
Iiod has vet arrived in the progress Of the Govern
r,nt when the interests Of the people require the
ston Of senators by popular instead OF legislative
s.,tjons The Senator does not think that by elect
hr senators by direct votes shall get any nearer
"A the popnlar wishes than we do now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO DAY.

spn,o,o Cut, General Tcrm-lseioo Van Brunt. p J.,
0Ersa and Patterson JJ.-Nos Al, ~, 49, 80 81, IS.
NQ ann 49,.
Supreme Chambers Beach, Js-Mot'on cal
oczi called a IL o'clock. n. , ,s,o,,,oa an
!, supreme Court-SpeeaI 1etm-rais '-"u'' '
see 20 - -. u,s.
Cifsnt Court p,tt III-Before TruaX, mos. 423i,
1919 9o5 go7 9os 99g 9i9 1879 'i iss AS go '''
Circuit Court-Part I-Adjourned until June 20 -,
Circuit Court-Part II-Bcfore Lawrence J'-.aes from
,ceuit Court-part Iv-Before Barrett, J-CaSes ron
E1rog,,e,s Can't. pofore Ransom S--No calendar. For
vate wills OF Archibald Mcvey, John kit,er, Mary
Sieoester Daniel D. Wright. Eugene GrousSct frsLeis
ktalte John q Blatt Gabriel Iron Mlnna Sleinhirt
ILssae J. Schumacher, 10 a. m. Sally w. Oakley ano
FAaSs stsr. 10 30 a. -, ,.
- smmon Plcas-General Term-Aejourned until June
Common Pleas-Special Term-Before Bischon j.
Z, 8. 0. 10. ,
s@non Plcas-EQuiv Term--Defore Giegerich. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
A. grARIsH COTTON CROP ESTIMATE.

Estimates Of the reduction in cotton acreage prepared
bv The Financial Chronicle" posted the bulletin
board Of Cotton Exchange and caused fall Of about
10 points in the market. The estimates show net de-
crease from 1891 Of II So per cent. making the total
Is 3l0,4l4 acres in 1892 against 20,'192oo IN ls9l'