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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
coURr CALENDARS FOR TODAY.
Supreme COurt-GeneFll Term.-Recess continued
Supreme Court-C bers-BefOre Patterson. J.NotOi
land. cd 1T I g'rfo

supreme cogr. Term.Keeess continued
calendar called at IL O'Clock
supyMe cSgrtZ>peSa TergIa6t I7Eet9re TruaN
llys9. 1899 1199L, 1901, 1908. 1924 I5@. l25i
1889 1871. 1913, l3ii, l245 1916 1871. 12+s, ia"
supreme Court-Specis rcrnl--Part lI--No caiendar.
Circuit Court-Part III B for, lnershan, J-No,
1899 Ss HIS 1872 1879 i 5 1889 1852 l3 S85 i s 55
Circuit cour-Part I-Refore Barrett. J-Cases to be
Circuit cogrr1-far. n-Bcorc Beach. J.-cases 70 be
Circuit Couit-r,rt Iv-Ee:ore andrews. GASES to
sGIfosate's CoHrt-Refore Ransom s-wnl, q SCHUYLER
Skasts and John Baird 10 30 III. For pro It WIS
Of Eallm l.. Bo!!es. Iauigk Cooe1n Dora taGaein1Hh
jIclncin Mary J. Stephenson Julia Foley. solomon Mos
Benyeneda ;. RitteTbaud. Carrie x shaw, 10 80 a H.
Superior COur-Spccal Tefm-Beioie DugrO Mo
superior Court-Equty Adjourned fer the term
J.-N6S. 1870 1903 1855 1919. 1875. 2i47. 939
L s.f iGsi 1910 1osa 1881 i7s 1860
sup ro- Court-ffsi Iern-i''r; lll-i'efore McAosm'
Common rleas-c;enersl Term-Adouined until Feb
Common TIeas-specsl Before DAY. c. j.
Common Pi-v,- Equity Term-Adouncd until February
Common Plcas-Tria Term Part IBeole Gecerich J.
Nor. lo47. 9;5, 5o2 i322 !l9c i212 ~ li w 20
,Y=SS iioa 49, 1000 i355 iI59 2S5 Ell 1883 992
Common p.cas-T-lh Terp-prrts II oud IIIAdjO' rned
" civ C6art-sueclol -Ecfore Mccarthy Motions
city Court-rFal Tefm-PIrt- !, ii. III ana IN.--Ad
"Trt of General Sc,,ons-Part before Fitzgerald j.,
and Assistant DistricAtomey Bedford 10 TO- IN.
Court Of General scssons-Part -Ecfolc Cowing, J..
ana Assistant DlstctA ttncy Townsend u 10, IT.
Court Of General ses.lons-Psrt II-Befre Smyth T.,
and Assistant Dis'rct-Attoneys We4man and simn"-N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
a CBJyHsE MARRIAGE CEREMONY

Alderman Clancy lad the honor yesterday o oiiicis
mg at the first Chinese marriage AT tile CITY Hail
The brdegroom's name was Sen soon aud he said
TINT he was twenty five years old The bride. whose
name Wa All KEN, said she was twenty The Chinese
Interpreter, who was one OF the legal witnesses saio
that she had been the country five years Miss KEN
,,,e the nsua Chinese costume which differed from the
br,degroons attire only in the outer jacket which was
Of buc silk and which terminated at her ankles ler
,re,ses were woven into long braid mixed with SIX
and fell nearly 10 her knees Ii was fastened with
silkeu strands ner were ornamchted with heavy
gold pendants as large as double eagles, ana goid
chain was used 10 fasten the front OF her dress she
wore regulation Chinese slippers. The sdoreos OF po'h
Mr. and Mrs soon was given at No. IL hottest
Tn. 80, ,,.,nslsted the word. Of the marriage
ritual Tor botb the bride and bridegroom as Alderman
Clancy read them effectively from his little book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
THE COURTS.
SAYS HE WAS UNJUSTLY EXPELLED.

William A stephens. retired merchant, declares
that he has been unIustly expelled from the Green
wood Lale Association, and h. has brought suit
in the supreme Court 10 secure his reinstatement
Mr.. and Mrs stephens were at Greenwood Lake last
August when gossip was circulated about one Of
the members OF the association. In moment of
and Excitement, ii is charged Mr. stephens called
John G. LLOYD dirty loafer' and blackglard. >
At subsequent meeting of the association Mr. stephens
was exp lied. lie says that the action of the
club was not in accordance with the rule, OF the as
socia,lon
An application WAS made before Justice Patterson,
IN the supreme Court, Chainb'rs, yesterday for q
mandamus 10 compel the association TO renstae him.
Mr.. stephens admits having made some remarks in
IN. heat Of pd sion bat delles that he called Mr..
Fl0yd "A dirty lOafer The motion opposed the
ground that the action of the club perfectly legal
and according TO the rules of the club. Decision on
Ia, motion reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

Chicago. Jan % (sp"cian.-lt wa a weah market
I'm wheat today. May sold between 81 and 80 -
and closed at 81 cents. The bull crowd was paftlcu
I,Iy discouraged at night because not only had The
nrice declined but their great big opponent P'rdndc'
I'D covered on declining market moi Jess iHh
{" 600 900 bushels Of his short line The "raknrss
-eemed 10 be chiefly caused not by the presence 81
hear news but by the absence Of decisive bull news
TLn,e was statement that the Kansas state crop
rnnnrt made the winter vhca for that Statc
- nrr cent more than last years but This was deihcd
and the claim was made, on the other hand that the
acreage wa, u 10 10 pei cent smaller Than hal year
An attemnt was made to get up some excitement Oh
he rnrh on a rumOr that Mr. Egan had been as
sa,sinstDd but II did not succeed. Corn wa, hrln
within :. narrow range. May sold between 40 30
and 40 is and closed at 40 Is cents. The blg eN
nnrts 600 900 bushels, and better cash narE. gave
he InIIs more confidence. The receipts were onN
90, cars the estimate for Thursday 24o cars. nhip
ners and receivers getting bulllsh, claiming INA,
he cold weather is increasing the consumption ana
tb,t The exports this year will be much larger uii
last wears A shalIc0ut In May oats on Tuesday q,
40 cents has helped the market MAY todHN solu
frnm 10 2 10 30 IL aud closed at 30 IA cents: 100
many hogs and too mu III liquidation Of long stun bohe
The nroy7siOn market today. Pork dropped - cen,S
iprd = cents ribs 10 cents. Al the yards there were
az ooo hogs and prices , to 10 cents lower inc
estimate for Thursday was $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
MAYOR cRAy1 AND THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE

MAYOR Grant ,ad yesterday that he wa not Opposing
r., bu M Albany % Mayor Body, OF BrOOklyn which
reduces the number OF BrOOhyn Bridge Trustees from
eighteen TO seven giving Tvs" members to Bi0ohiNh ana
o,e 10 New. York but retaining the Mayors and Con
,lIers az the two clies a. oi'ciO members Of the
board This would lie aware, place the control
O; the Bridge and its patronage IN the hands Of the
BROOKLYN people but he assumed that this was proper
AS Brooklyn had paid two thirds Of the cost Of building
the structure. Mr. Grant added that he was anxious
only that the affairs Of the Bridge should be properly
administered Taken In connection with the coup detat
hy which The Mayor wrcsod the control Of the Bridge
from these same Brooklyn people last summer the new
view, and desires to which he has given eXpeSson" be
received with astonshmen perhaps on both sides
OF the river. The Mayor secuted the Idea that the
change was In any way the result Of deal between
himself and Mayor Body, representing " Boss NC
IAughlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
THE MARKETS.
IOlAI RECEIPlS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CofFEi.-Iheic wa quiet maraet l9t ,p9t Rio 70;
da>, o9sh p"'rN hiP nrm -upp1i NO . Ky du0ed
q" i3'i"l sal, $500 bags No :. per Capuet "a ~
Gl3&t 'uN ia.s NO> , and santos Ic Bnnnh az lbc
for No 600 bags No S1nto, spot lj'c, and 1000
bags No >anto~ ~ SOC cost and freight MID sfowths
steady iHd quc'- Sale, J,ljp bass M3lacaib' ana 2po
hae, Cent a. American. private lerIns. III, option mar
bet fUItd dUll ana somewhat unsettled Al The outset
There Wa decline u JdlO points with little local
realizing. prompted ly weaker Have adyccs lSt"l on
however tine situation displayed -teadncs- ana 81
nu4 advice from no the JOSS fully rrsancd come
months -NoWrg q slight advance at the cir-c HiNir
tim on ndr options, while lat" deliveries declined pGl
n. liaubule ar n lower London eds"i. ohics l
quotations. 10 ,. mFcbruaiy. as I'd March. 30 90
ApIl 5o- 80 Nay, j5s I'D June. 55- % July. 81 "a
Rio quot Hee uar mt 30 kilo- nomlnsl good -''ond
10 Nio~- - 900 rAchancr private. l@4 receipts ia
io ~ daf-i. 5000 bag no clearance 70 Tilted Nt1t>
l-rlu i1e-t I cnaiancrs Z, EgIOnr. 1000 bags; Ro
-Irk 2tlh'p BAGS ~" market firm Receipts in >lu">
e days rtuins), 2GpOO bags Stn:O, stock. 10000
fIe-, San.o~ market quiet good average >antr- 900
tl'-.d from RIO. January. -. H. Place. 1000
ag- cleared from Rio January -. Nd Jnr'. HOOD
t,l-. cleared from RIO January 20 Saudiii cham.
1900 bir- Receipt, 81 Rio July L, Jarua'y -. 49,
2''Hoo '@g- ,amc tim" is2i. i,'i4o" bag, am
Jsnuory Do 1892 2.35s0oO bags; time 1871 2.l"G
GOO bag same Lime 1890. 1873 600 bag- Tot' sales
It.r4 f,-lu V lrtue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

far - POO: for time last week - 500 consigned
through. 500 10 York, 200 sale, $500 opened
lambs closed strong
and firm Srcp. fancy. 2Sd 0j good to choice
.:,q - - fair good - 25as4 IS culls and
~ 75GSf ambS good 10 extra native &c q. de3 % fair
good d.. *6G - 10 "a Is 70 common, SjdS IS Canada
common 70 eNt1. 10 50a 81 -.
Chicago. Jan. @1.--"Ihc Evening journal repor's
Ca,teK,cel 1900 head shipments, 1000; m.r.rs
idy higher good % choice ~ 50GS5 others.
$685. % tocsefs. - 0odS3 COWS, IL 65dl2 30 loss-
Receipts. $1,000 head shipments. - 900. Market closed
weak, I0dlJr lower rough and common siaSi Is my,d
and paekers - 30G@l 30 Prime heavy and butchers
weights. ~ 1oGri 60 Light 81 .Odsi -. Shcep-lsc-
ccptS. ZOO head shipments. 200; market steady TO
suOne native 80 2ja$i Oj mixed ~ i0d3i s7L
wcther. - - 10 Westerns - l0asj % lambs - 7jG
20 30
~. Louis ian. 21.-Cattic Receipts, 800 head ship
mcnts. 800. Market >uong: far rood natives - 9Od
- so rchn and indian ,tcers, iar TO handy. - 700
- 30. Hogs-Rcceip-, 5000 head shipments. 400.
MSrsrt dos lover fsir g prime hcHyy 81 s5as =
- 2o09i 40. Shecp-Reccipt, 700 teo1 shipments 2O)
head. Magkt nldy AIr % eALr, natves 50 1870 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

g 's Sat-, 49, N I.S :@ ana % &l'' Ss d@ aa 1;
common 20 ,o5d II e9Sr $50 choice 1910; medium
lt ts {, Old Sae r1G' SS'c 5 ss3 'S SS@o 70
MErALs-rbc Thona. Iron Company have reduced
ot %, I4 ~ H', 9' 1a * furdT slG 50 TiXNWa'
t., 10. al a 30 ana 10 N,s Flcang, 10 on buycs'
option for Ne var 1892 I'D It 20 'O, ,r,, - -.
quoted AZ i3. Nov orlcln. crop. at Soo37c' good
%%vAL sr0Ri!!S"rfIEiTs TvErENrlSr-->laG a
80 a'aa,e on NAL s'i s,is EoSiN"
stady beg but tridin. -lw +n'a = 81 /! Io -
~ s9: 3: a'sSoar5 = N. " 90; 81 % -
o,to@.Yci r e, about Sic, 30 23o bNs
sa F"e ,nneP %o@S pr. 25e.orc ASIA
6sGG'.c .ce S SS ei:y AmeSican A. do c4coil
,9c do 9us oown 33c sld PILE S S0' J a"'m Ia
80 do b.eicbcd winter Soc dc eAtIa bIahcd winter
t q ]pe5 T nd e5 as Dc DO natural natural a
do bieachcd winter, 7sasoc whale crude southern 49e
%isi 1nte cc ';' do Hesehed wntsr 5sa59c do ess
se2io AK 'S 5a aJo" ssas per- sSd5t olive Italian
0SEAS FRHTS ono Of the tetaGI ,, on . toGoy,
iast and nedd 10000 9p-G gq9 to 1:g S}y q ~ 'G
Ta 1890 ' do s to n, Soc ga :, the G cGana
i2oco qtr grain at Is taner Of 00I gtr 10 CS,H
3, lo'd March, April British >temer sog.n"od P ,,6
LtiM siiARTEI;s- XorTcgsn bark or, hencs % Bag
Zoo ibis crude . sd Austrian >hp Alm,aa W,,oI'
MfsEIIIHTFOt'S0 BTtth s,ciucr IT's'e{. Sew
anrS to ro't lsbesS about D., ,aconcr & IL cornell.
tasageuia 70 Drnaal nnbrf - ~ 'Vg'r r.r baI
h,t-h -tesnsr elaco1eic hence . Ke[ ri''' m ibs1
IS schooner LINN, Kunwlton, savannah to d. -
PROVISION - OhK~nAd mof.la'T inquiry l,,, a.
800 lh yitn he Nc, quoted q. a - an, NJ,
nine - - nl.Ei-Stads but demand very moi,ia',-
iNt'a me, quoted At - 80 lAmly H,GaF P'G A.
sl0atI7 bEEF- HANs- "a G,ms l s qao 5o
CuI MEAIS-rriec 600 have eT , SggDo en-" and m
average SIC 500 picked mans Il and 10 H. De- and 800
lickhd -hoatcrs b. % Western c1I, &C. a. , 2e 80
10 to- dd 2 5'' J. 3D. Nay va s2 Cca
lam G, gS, 5 5S go & S M%ra rse 5 f a"a S
otd q 81. Sk!.d na"e d S ID De- 9SEsd d. Mb
DiI At Chicago ale clear Tor export,
,. s ." io l"' Id 500 ,ca at IS, .gS' pES6
HODS- hshrr 'asirf a"d quiet quoted at 2-"'c Co. -"
"p d r. ~ " 0L,SsE6 "a &r1,r drcn@ VIA
as points. and co,o barely ,t'sdy o. .yOt '1,ss' '5o
cS d'2a%' 'I, c!'hL c ~ ',,, 'i.ot '',J ~
es s. 35" c,c,r@ g., g ASKED F1buar, co.ed at
G7.c ,a, go IT, orc M4rch closed At SOC SALE,
G.oiaG9se. rrT1EN-whr cnc1 radlng continue
E.o On 1' ' fa;osh. vrs.r.r ami ,aJr f~,
GrSmrr; F44','1 ,s .,, , %, sr.S
nTsts 92d23c thirds t. second, iso2ic sat dairy.
afGran tll aud E.!. eNtTa, t nd, 5G5. mt.
20; ar.ts 32G3ic sccond. 1920 ssie dairy ar.in'
,ad tu~ eNt.a, 25c 1T. --%si, SEQ. d. ."s2 s
o." hiido. isS w. d,r, hr.ts "a 3Sc
!ugr tub, Extra. i7%Gas, 'co9d 20 MT; lg ga
ond,. lsa9. f,aih. 70 third, i5saI'e ~ iqaSc'
vet hodrr rrna,n nm in thcg yirg- stat factory, ~
cram, "a uaio fancy. 49, l"r. factory. u ~ lHI
, sS2%o ~ o f on To- cbd r Teaa.;aa m, q.
q "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
THE DISPUTED vlLryclA-A1A1AyrA RACE

The annual meeting Of NJ. idle STAT R'eaa A-so
cation held Iuo-da' -ht ct the Hot Nai.b'iou-h
L. Ianchorn OF the Crescent \ G.. preside nj of thr
association occupied the hair. and Representatives "
the following clubs aus ercd the rol-cd Metropolitan
II C. Dsuntcss Is. c. Crescent Il C.. ScaWauhaha II. C.,
Crescent C.. RlvcnswOod b. c. Eureka c. Institute
Il. c. Pa,.alc - GO Manhattan =. G. and Arthur Nh
H. 4. The most important question discussed Wa h't
AZ the dispute over the Aalinta c-Eto5id -h.l
race in, the Middle states REGATTA last Through
some cchnicalty decided that The ENTITY OF The Va
lrncias was not legal and the declared "oi r
urlcs Withheld by The association and IA" entrance i--
returned D. the clubs resolution also ia-."I
c~urcs, ing the sense Of the meeting q hodn tuo
nc\t annual regatta on JVly The huN election 81 T.
date and place however lies with the Eclatta Committee
which will he appointed IA Arril
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
HISINFSs IN THE SUPREME COURT

Washin gtOn Jan. 27.-The supreme Cont Of the
United states today transacted the following business
No 1.2ss-The Michigan Insurance Bank plantn
In error, AIT. Arson Edred. Leave granted 10 file
and print alleged additional record.
No. 2o5-Artcmu, Roberts, plaintiff N error. AIT.
Walter p. Lewis Motions t. dismiss or affirm sub
United.
40. IIs-James II. Fisk. appellant. act D. Y. b.
Hoaarie ct. a.. Leave granted iOI the mandate 10
Issue after February |.
No 1.O4s-John BOYD. - al. plaintiffs in error. agt
the United states. Mandate granted.
No. 114-David l.. nd, ct al. plant H. IN
error agt. Walter = Johnston. receiver etc. ct al
Order that ndate be issued until further order OF
the court.
No. 1.235-Eugene Logan It al plaintiffs in error
act. the United states. Argument continued.
No. 171-The WfnOna ana It. Peter Railroad Com
pany plaintiff in error. agt the town of Plainvew.
ana No l72. the WinOna and II. Peter Railroad Com
pany, plaintiff in error. agt. the town Of Elgn. Ar
gIment begun.
Adjourned until tomorrow at ! ? o'clock The day
call will be rs follows: Nos. III land 1I2i l13
I,2se, 4 original, 1901, 17G. IL, lac, l47 and 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

N.w.Y,'N " .dnc .d4y Jan. q 81 i.VF~-Eccclpt..
n ' ,la.h apaai. os ,,I".t ..i"c anl :,
ear oq- gaa 70: en- @are, q Sn',i e''F 2, ,o1a
oe ea oatc1',. ii'int bee, , on a. cunt o. 'r Leg;
n.d nri old ,.ltn u, llolIIty ta, nor than 30 c,
- ,,,gi ,fs.9t.,d ro ~ ,,in, ,,sfi, 81 I'D
% - .oc - H. Tc ioo r. cia,., hc,', 10 AZ q, 20
cp.., At s-a.5 =, and ,,,,5 fat 90. a,.5s,
d'.a .i AID tai. We. ii p. 5oo, .o ,' S"nm"l 10
''a.'s i.." '.. ,.d.; ,,..
POI n..a,'- -taly at loel9-. 'r, aq5a l'.f,. l.
whit 80 80 '''''''' '' ''
I'porrd 40 ,.pot> o. either lltr cat- dressed n,1l~
,s To- a, in" ." Gi ga.r' to Hr"uda o" thursday
e,sfi. a. ;. I: pf 100 + T. d. .' d. At - - io
ie5o r. a, B.. IT, d. ne, r. "a - d. il5l o. A.
iss5 r. a. a - D. I'll - 80 - d. ' " 10 90 o' '"
"a -. ~ s,,ts .,y. lo-c p, ',1'i ~ ~ u.
d.. l,.o i ny at 81 DO '''' 'uo ~ at - .
J. d. i. +, n 4 = i o. Iio a., 't95: 4. l5,
strcr, aud IN n at - - . Sat, o>e 100 r.
y d. 1890 @. a. - . ,.lg- is,5 F At - = Z. 10
30, 80 aS. iogg at -. ,s.'ms, ESQ H. At 3
: S,ntrr, s. o.o .t,-, i4ol 70. o. ., so. L Penn.
XII 5 rdr,cs Is on'5 -,,,,. lqit r :. - - g.
'iaudi, >c d" sol p q, - 81 -
MILru COWS. llg-h of r,c ,to.a v,- DELAYED .,.ay
b.u f'piile -i,ad, ,ad a.,,'.r quot, :aotsi. f MOOR
b. choice. milaf- samuel sander oid ro,r,,.n ,,,-.
lral,r Included. A. - ~ d. Il
GALNE~ R,..nt- .os h,.d and l.,-. ,ntt ~ t,c
yarI. WI f"ie = al 'lt ,1i,.,lI, .,d a,,.,,a
4. 5jsi.- f,f c,,,u',, u, ,hoi, t,T "a ,,i,''
th,t h,,r Icon I'D or'I'rd H. t,,r,.i i,irg . a..
W,.t.In. and ro,,.. Sal. . ,,,ia .,f''
~,,,,r. dn ,U "i , w., ' t al ~ van" ,1.'' ar
s Ss".' dull and ''" only b" odd at 10" figures Or at
s %,a. % ~; c ,.p.% %op@Is
dressed Of Sn2c extra selected d. ut l2e"i@'. ana
dr' sod bafnylfd ed md Wn-tcu c.Nr- A. iijc.
Sil"s-G. Dil"nb,ck. veal 127 . ',-rarc 80 Ier
n do. 10 r. al GLr: ; d. i2S % e." do. ~ ..
~ nc Dc" 100 u. At = > O. los I'd. a S2c
- ~ 30 . DO. 10 N a. 7c. . d.. 100 d - -c.
Hum" Mullen: 80 barnard oalN.~. 233 p. a. > 80
veal, 80 p. ~ 10 do 10 u. ~ 72c. d.. ii6 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
SLING FOR 4 LARGE SUN

William j. Hammond ir.. Of Pennsylvania. yesterday
fled in the Office Of tie clerk II the tucG state, Circuit
Court summons and complaint in snt against George
Crawford. of New York. 70 recover &3O2JOO and IN
erest. He alleges that Crawford, In April 1901, said
that lie owned the Confidence Group Of Mines m
socorro County New Mexico. lie employed the plain
TO TO sell an interest in corporation when he agreed
10 form. The capital stock was 10 be 100000. lie
was 10 sell S22j.O and the defendant was to con
tribute 300 900 of this as working capital and bnild
mill on the property The pla!nh and hi father were
to receive for their work 100000 in moHcy and stock
to the amount of $4,000. ON july % an agreement
u sell to Alvin 7. sortWcl signed 10y the dcfcuc
ant but he has refused 10 1t ont or 10 pay
Hammond The latter >ll~ that CRAWFORD does not
own the mines He asserts that the stock which Wa>
promised 10 him j, now worth five times lis pa value
and that he /, entitled t. ..}O2.jOO with interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28

I'll 62l2. Lard. So 20 Dry salt meats-Boxed
shoulders, "A 50: Longs and ribs $5 90 short clear.
S6 10. Bacon-BOAed shOuldeTs. - %: longs and
ribs. rs 40: short clear 81 So. Receipts-Flour.
5000 bbs; wheat. $1,000 bush corn. 255. 900 bush;
rye. 1000 bush: barley, 5000 bush. shipments
Flour 1000 bbls wheat. 10000 bush corn, $4,000
bush; oats, 1900 bush: rye, 1000 bush; barley,
200 bush.
Toledo, Jan. a7.-wheat weak, lower No. . cash
and January 92 lie: May. % SIC bid Corn duh.
steady. cash. 39c No. 3. 81 -3c. No. 4, 81 1?c.
oats quie; leash. b 2c. Rye dull cash. 80 lie
Cloverseed. steady cash. January. February and
March. - 20. Receipts-Flour 375 bbls: wheat
1850 bush. corn, js.5O5 bush: oats, 1.SOO bush ;
rye. 500 bush coverseed. 343 bush. shipments.
Flour. 1000 bbls: wheat, $500 bush corn 81 .2is
$40 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
COTTON MARKETS.-BI TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Jan - p m.Ihe sale, Of ' clo eeg
l ~, ,eaSv. American middling, low mddllE
Sn,Iss January delivery "a vane January ana ~"
i n.o.u'' n GAd March and April delivery 3o4"
4G4d April and Nay deye ~ sd SoiG as o oad M
s s, Jun 10 e4G4 1864 July and August delivery
aI5.Sl14 l0-64d; AuV1st and september delivery
10 T,a, Ian. 27.-CottOn easy midding, Is
,ow mIddling 10; good ordinary BIC net ana
10" acainfs 81 bales. exports 10 Great BIltiih'
grLss Gales 215 bales stock o., lis bales
Norfolk jan 27.Cotton dull mlddling net re to
cep Iass D. Sro,' asi o"i GS ba sSP? sa
Great Britain, 10 55 aa7 baeS
savannah jan 2 sG9 nr H%sI GIdd9S NET and
Tow ceinfs / 7Os bales; sales, so bales s'o'N'
lO4 $50 bales. ~ ,o,,o, ,.,o,,. oteady. mid
40 Ne" ioa middlng. g IL good ordinary v ~
net 1ei is sF?'s s, f fance o' ss
70 ,,es d,nent SOS bales coastwise, .,39e p"i''
20 's,e sso :. 900 bales stock. 1854 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
CASES ARGUED IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.


Albany Jan 37.-in tie Fir,t Division Of the Court
OF Appeals today the following cases were argued
Fred H. Mead a Co. respondents. AIT. Nil1er H.
Mlleii- and Ocis. ini Viu1y and a executors et,'
appellants. in account # Wilbci Alaben ana Others
executors. 81.
John !. Bcsugan. respondent. aSt. tiie Ne% ofk'
Lake Erie aud Western Railroad COMPANY, appellant
The People. appellants. agt John II. FHelps' re
spOndent. Appeal dismissed on gumelt
In the matter " the Judicial settlement OF lhe az
count, etc. of George Green a. executor. etc.
Eugene Smith. a eXecut0r. etc. respondent, d2t
Frederick A. Rentz. appellant.
Charles c. Pca>c, eXecutOt. etc. D..'Hdlu' AZ
Clara NJ Eagam Individually and as eAecuiilN cN ana
others. respondents. ,
Mora L. SpIiu cXecutriX, etc. agt. the Chauiauqua
Mutual Life Association. submitted.
In the second Division The following cases were
argued
EmmOr Ilaues and Others, appellants at. VI Gavin
West and others, respondents Appeal dismissed uhder
Rule II. without costs.
Herman Berry. respondent, agt. the American Cen
trail Insurance Company, appellant . .
Edward Kane, spondent aGt the New-> Oik. New
Maven and Hartford Railroad Company, appellant.
Nellie L. Dexter, appellant. AIT. Edward Dexter, re-
-pondent-
Lucien Barnes. respondent. agt James H. keene. ap
pellant Submitted
otto schmidt respondent. act. "a" Steinway AMI
Hunters Point Railway Company apFeuaht
The day calendars for Il morrow are
First Divson-NOs. l.. 900 81. So. 81. g. 90 and -
second DvisiOn-N0S. $50, Coz, col. $50, co., Cos
$40 and go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-28
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. -. 3 As p. m.-Beef and pork
Holders o1er sparnely lamS-The supply Is poor.
BacOn-liolders offer moderately: Cumberland cut
abOGt % 10 30 ibs firm at Sos sd; shoulders, about
II to Is bs. firm AZ .Ss. Cheese-Holders Offer
sparngly Tallow-IOlders offer moderately. TIr-
pentne and rOSin-IIOldeiS offer freely. Lard-Spot-
Holders offer SpaFingy futures, holders offer moder
ately prime Western January, steady at 34s 3D. ;
February and March, steady at 3is Sd. Wheat and
hOur-lIOders offer moderately. COrn-SpOt-The sup
ply is poor futures. holders offer moderately mixed
Western spot, firm at Is sd January, firm at As I'd
February, steady at Is I'D. Hops at LOndon-Pacihc
cOast-lOlders are not Offering