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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE7A.
FEATURES OF NEw-yoRK DEALINGS


The disposition among traders at the PrOduc, Elk
the publication Of the Government crop report TO-
day. Hence there little doing, and the dealings
were largely OF Il local nature. Wheat was weak and
strong alternately but the close was rather beartsh.
The market opened at an allowance OF LA soc.
Ram last night In the West and covering here
aud at the West were responsible tor tbs rise.
Tut the cables were wcskcr. receipts At intertOr
points were large better weather predicted and
The longs unloadcd the Northwest also scllng in q
moderate way. Ialk was renewed about the anti
option BILL with diSqueiing effect " filc Cincinnati
rice tur-.3ts' report was about a stand0n,'
though sonc observers regarded il as bulIish 1t
was tame market throughout, and toward the
close the shorts again covered, leading t. some
recovery. July options opened at % lsc fell to
ysc and closed at ~ 3sc.. spot wheat was "
regular, ending mther easy. Exp took 1O4 OOO
bushels. and milleIs Dpughf 5b.OJO bushels
Corn varied with wheat and was slow. Prices roe
IL cent early on wet weather night at the West
full Chicago receipts auI rcaiIzIng Il sing witt net
losses of ABOUT lis cent. The Cincinnati Price Cur.
iirmcr and fifteen loads. 10000 bushels were sold
for export ~
Oats We're 1-sa14 cent lower on options. but SPOT
lou, were scarce and higher On graded white.
Lard advanced lag points and / $50 tierces wcre
sold on the spot, par; being Tor expert
The final quotations were as fon,ws:
september % 50; October "a Ia cents
Cori-June. %; July. 30 TO: August. "a 10:
VaIs1Jans, 81 -; July, 81 L.; August. 81:
Lard-July, ~ 90; August, So ~: september,
S6 30.
The receipts 81 grain and -four reported Yesterday
at New YORK. Philadelphia, Batnr re- and Boston were
.. follows Wheat. 242iot bushels cora. s5,643
Yankee and 81. Louis the arrival, we're Wheat
io2o3o bushels; com 3GG.D90 bushels oats 300. 100
barrels.
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THE STATE SrxDrscHooL coyrry1IoY

Saratoga, ~ s., June ,Specnh.-The Rev. pr.
A. \. Sclmufrr. ~ Sew York C!W. im- morning hc
fore the Tcw-YOrk state M inG school Association
continued hi series 81 lectures on. Christ ~ the
Sacrifices Ms d. H. Polhcmus. Of Newark. y j.,
considered at some length primary work her addrc's
Icing followed by u conference IN that tOpi Inc
Church Of the Days 81 the Apostle" WAS the tile oi
an address by the Rev. IN. j. l. Iiur1bui, Editor vi
The SUNDAY school Jouinnl." New Tk. The morn
ing session closed with separate conferences by persons
Interested IN primary ard woman's mission a1 work
Al the afternoon session general discussion took place
I'm regard to w0mcn's m-sion all III" Rev. W. ID.
Eddy Of ErOoklvn spoke n rclaicn 70 lpu,e house
visitation. The Ideal Teacher" was the subject Of
Am address by DR. IIuTlbui. Mr.. i. r. I.arn6-. ~
Ianghntou and Miss Chs void. Of southport touched
upon home cln-s work. How t. Teach the Old
Testament" wa, the subject " an Interesting address
by Professor BurihanI, Of Colgate University. Al
the evening SOS lon there were adir' .scS bv the Rev
DR. H. n. -icbbin~. Of Rochester. and the Rev. Dr
A. G.. Dixon. Of lirOoalyn. cOnSccintioD service
brought 70 close the thirty seventh animal convention
Of the assoc latDn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AID RANCE OF PRICES
The Consolidated Exchange resumed bu'in s. III
the petroleum department. but owing to me light
trading In the oil country Their, was little dlsposi
ton here 10 make Important ventures. II IL t'o
early to estimate the effect Of the calamity hv The
Hoods and figc bearing the ciId" sltna', u
and the pJ cline reports temporarily s-spenlcd
There sales Of 5000 barrels In options. ana
n(tcr opening at 81 ccnts-thc hnn quotation 81
TucSday-thc marhd sage'd Off to "a Us cents.
closing heavy.
Refined petroleum unchanged at cent, IN
barrels 40 cents Ia bulb and q 20 cents per gallon
In cases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp 10 :|s
francs: Bremen. 30 marks: mon. 1880
points.
pence.
ou civ June g-NaiOnal Transit certificates opeucd
5.ssc bSnc.I 5is,c lowest 54c; closed j4ssc sses.
Il 600 bbi, cl,aranccs los 600 bbsj ,hprens June
Pittsburg June 9-Nat ona Transit cert eai's oD"ncd
AZ closed At ji'sei highest oi'.ci lowest oiSc.
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cnIrr. LrnIE HER 10 SrLCIHE.

,, over the loss Of little children Yesterday drove
N suicide Mary Koch, hiriy-hNe year, Ola the WI o,
" 80, ,yho b,s charge the big nsthouse NO 1913
- ,,,o,,v nrs.S About ten ago four OF MIS-
och children were seized with dphthefs aud died win
IN week From that tine shc Ia been more or ieS
and a: times would st broodns IN 'ilence LOT
hours a. o time. In company WIN h'r ""'"u ~ ~
- ra, ,.,s,,ad n ~, oklvn cemetery and pat flowers
h cr,v.s ~ her children. This Circumstance seemed
o. ,nrrosc her distress Of mind aud she lad frequently
threatened TO put an end TO her e IT was about ha
,,.,t ) yesterday morning when she cr'p' OUT o oeu'
h, hush,rd asleep and stole into the basement eelir
,.re.r az their bedroom. Two hours later her nus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buual0, June 9.-C0te-Msrket opened steady only
a few Common here log>-Marl,et opened steady for
good grades light and gg. dull heavy = p.es
asa PSI DO psY and light - coast good heavy ends
.. 2Yas4 So Sgs good to best - 4odst 50 d. eem%Sn
coIimca fOgYghs. 90 d5asi stays y sSsss e. Sheep
good hero yesrlngs and lambs lower choice y fancy
wctheS o. ssaes fair to good sheep % 49eeS - euls
yssrnss, % asss %; fair 70 good s52sSSS ss euiis
ST. Louis June 0.-Cattle- Receipts. 10 head ship
ments 400 head market stsIiy no COED nstaves On
ssaSS pj Gamers s2as2 30. H.s:-Rsee,ps: 100
to BEST Heavy. 81 05dsi so: MIXED. medium 70 good
81 2E7 b TO- eht fair u best. 6! S01s4 20 Sheep.
Rocotpts, $40 head shipments. 300 head market
strong; kair ts good muttons -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
4 SPECUL4TING PHONOGRAPH

CHARGES OF A MAN WHO LOST MONEY on CUO-
TNTiONs BY THE INSTRUMENT.
II declared In Jefferson Market Court Yesterday
that the innocent phoaOgIaph WIS made a prominent
factor In alleged ckcShop transaction. In which
II. Ross was the loser of 500 by The sale Of mining
stocks. Mr. George W. Rumble who does business a,
No. 40 Broadway. has In his Office. II Is alleged,
many other brokers or dealers In stocks and phono
graph The photograph, the Use To which Mr.. Rum
bic avs he put, this one. j. 10 inform room fun Of
people, who be- at his place OF business OF IN"
stock quotations. Other brokers. h" says, who
have the monographs. talk the information irto the
instrument and then the cylinder which receives the
information Is sent T. some other Office 10 be inserted
In the photograph then. IL. Ross Instructed Mr..
Rumble 10 purchase for him 1000 shares " Maple
mining stock which was then quoted at 30 cents.
The stock purchased. and later MIR Ross author
zcd Mr.. Rumble 10 dispose Of the stock when the
market should insure profit TO the holder. He
stipulated however, that should the price begin to
fall, the 1000 shares should he sold at 20 cents.
On May 81 the photograph gave the price Of Maple
mining stock at 50 cents According to the agree
ment. the 1000 shares belonging to MIR. Ross were
disposed Of. But here Mr. Ross comes In and Oh
jects 10 the sale and further alleges that the prcc.
which the phOnOgraph disclosed AT thc time Of The
sale was spoken into that cylinder short tE"
previous by some one connected with Mr.. Rumbl' -
Office and that the affair is simply gambling game,
in which Mr. Ross was the loser Of 500 by the sale
Of the 1000 shares 10 cents below the pnrcha-e
price Mr. Ross had n warrant issued for the arrest
~ Mr. Rumble and Yesterday morning the people ill-
vovcd were before Judge Grady. in the Jefferson
Market court and Rumble wa, held in ~ 900 bonds
10 appear for examination on next THURSDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
. p>ycHor oGIclL LABORATORY AT YALE

Ncw-IIavcn June Q.-Lively Interest has been
aroused by the news that Il psychological Ia~fa'"'S
Is To be started ~ Nac. Among the new Ira"i~
Will be "A IrychOmctIc IT, contain a II oil tT'>
for The memory <cnslilvene&, fatigue. emotion. etc
Their, viii also b., II perfectly darlcncd room Tor re
actlon~. secli,d from all noises by careful padding
Two courses nave been announced IA coui~' IN
phys. logical psychology The basi' Of Professor
Iadd', text book open to both undergraduates ANA
Graduates. ;, 4 cmirsr Of laboratory cXcr l-es aud
lctrIcs IN experimental psychology for cf.iduhieS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
COTTON MARKETS.
Liverpool June D, y. m.-Cotton-The lies OF the
iIcln Aa halO

Liverpool, June b, y. m.-COt0n-The sa res OF the
day include 500 bales American.
Futures closed quiet. American iddlng, lowmld
ding clause June delivery, 9-64d sellers June and
July delivery, 0-64d sellers: July and August delS
cry lI-6<64 II sd August and september delivery
4 IA GAIA i5-G4d; september delivery, %11-6<0
4 Is-64d September and October delivery, 17641
IS-64d October and November delivery, e0-64d
sellers: November and December delivery, ~ 90
sellers; December and January delivery, 4 "40~a
buyers.
low middlIng Lice good ordinary, 016c; net and
gross receiPt. 748 bales; exports coastwse, 1.2S3
bales stock, II 949 bales.
Norfolk June 9.--Cotton quiet; middliny, $50;
low middDng, 1916: good ordinary 4c; net sne
gross receipts, 661 bales exports co0stwtse. 2,Oo1
bales; sales, 31o bales stock, 10, 1913 bales.
Savannah. June 9.-Cotton quiet middlns, 14c}
gross receipts, 1924 bales; sales rs bales; stock.
24,009 bales $500
New-O Orleans June 0.--CottOn quiet; mddlng,
&c: low midding 70; good ordinary. @ 20: net
receipts ~ bales gross "a baes sales, 400 bales;
stock 137, 1913 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
TRUSTEES or An ELTIRIC CDMPlNY CHOSEN

me Electric Railway Company Of the United States Is
49, ,,o,t,a,on in which the Field family i largely In
,r.s,cd Il was formed 70 experiment with an electric
motor stephen d. FIELD, hHph'" OF As'oc'a" 'use'c
T, %, a., ,rnt., states supreme Court conductin 2
,.,,uents at present especially with view to ADAPT
- o,octyic motor for the elevated railways.
Yesterday there wa, special meeting Of stockholders 81
- "A, EtJd ccobas Bfsincrd. stephen J. Field the
nov Henry NJ. Field. Idear NJ Marble stephen D. Fled
49,, 9 covc ph,llp =. Harris and John II. Dey.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFfEi-No material changes were rcpcr''d in RIO TO-
dan With trading prices steady No quoted NJ
lGalsiso Mia growt!is wcrc also slow. The contract
market ruled very quiet With the trading entirely OF q
local natrrr. Realizing by 'Ongs' led 10 a wrikrr
Opening. and BY the close prices shaved decline Of oai2
points on continued heolines, Ia ilavr ana du pD'
market. liaNrn declined a.. # IN some fasts nam
burg va, nrm RIO slightly better. and London eI,.er
closing 80 =. official quotations June 1ss july
e. Cd AUGUST rs sentn,6er 81 ~ 0ctob"r 81 "a
IL $50 good second 40 kiio,) 10 800 ;eNchangc on
vstl liAo receipts IN Rio a. 900 bag; iso cialno
United Sattes II 900 BAGS Rio clearsnce' D. fhiov
1000 las, Rio stock. Ios coo bays RIO market firm
Receipts 900 Iags Santos stok $4,000 bles
Santo> nnike, quiet good average santos. u 90 ;
receipt. At no. july to June x 1892. i56ooO has
same time 1891, 2.2g000 bags: sane tpe 1870 ~ loO
bag, receipts at santos. july to June 8 1872 35i3 c9p
plQs same tjue 1891 20a,.OOO bass sane tune 1890
| Sis 600 tota sales hoT. tn.iav IL 600 bn2s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
EUROPEAN PRODJrCH

Liverpool. June 0. AS p. m.-Beef in fair demand.
Pork in poor demand. Hams In good demand. Bacon
In poor demand short RIB. about % H. steady at sOs.
Cheese in poor denand American hne., white dn;l at
IN poor demand TnrpentIne and Resin In fair de-
mahd. Lard-spd and futures In poor demand prime
Western, spot and June. duh ut 32s Cd July and
August, dull at 33s ID. Wheat In poor demand No.
3 red winter steady mt 81 10 I'D: No red. spt,g,
stes,dy at Us 10 LA. Flour In poor demand Corn
Spot and futures, In fair dem9nd mixed Western spot
Arm at IS 34d june steady nj Us 34d: yifv,
steady nj ~ Oh. August .t~aiv ~ Ss Lot Hon
at LOndV1-Pacilc Coast-Tlele l. ns.llns ouslinG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10

FLOUR AND NtAI~lIol Il, shippers were mV',i
81, "'' ',dIs va. -e On home ..de a.cat r
Wa. w. ~ '' and 'I 5sn cad 1-'s' ai white o1ns 10
adsmn cnlr ~ ,"ne wa - ,d' Voc eo" , low c>
so W % i'd . 10 So MT. M o , ta - go
,sGc r. OF - ~ ~, "o 5 , Th s =, 20 90 So
Quotation cit mih we- Ind - 2lat 80 lat'p t.,
:, 49, az .ss S,6s2y =, Choice AZ t0Ssi 20:
-ltnc wheat, los e',ra y Gjes5 81 e.gas - -
80 io Be naNtur'' IS ,od:, 10 stralshts common z
ny ~ 'cast 90 p.!ct m, 'Tan'l - 70 c iS
= 100 ~ SOL TnhEN LlH r,E.oqiei ana ,a"y
' S5ss '@ ''S and 'T i '';S%s >, A "'
5''' Nv - ~ az 200 hi. . tini cs5 go
@o s'ny - c 5GG oaH VIM gs1 WIN quoted
at e -,e-' 10 a'i i'na' ,.r. :" 10 , . o o''
~ VIZ, re op'ipn ",r', ,,DIt ,,,1g AND
vc'F ro,ag 100 ,ne ih' a'ile, noS',,r n ,,,,
- f c@, sa ,1 ra s nanG ft he cae ih'rr
- ~ 4" , re- -" l. " Si@ IN ~. ,.1 an, S. IL,
Impeachment however wa ~on o.t on tnr ao,'"'' r oi
's.w'n, Hs.t and ec".a. d., H. l9A ",e 'nI
.ah ofuc %"," s'a't ., I''. N WIN, Ln'IY' ,,'r.
l,ol I.,, ~ oil - Nun. ,'d iar- dyppd 1880
cent. lnr n"r.'I ~, % p.' ~, l ., az
tctter Outlook for sPiag nnc, I-iao, "a M o.ctoa,
irrthr islatioa o,'r - Arnoptoa t whi.h,, ~. d
rencd nngG ain ,,n.."v1 nf % r, rryrl,r
la;l: ,e@s o., q i.,cie ..s,A.s 'oriosgd b, , d.,
o.n.iy dr rI % We cl.Gs At o.~ Arrival.
viat.r. agein-t 1857 a,i 1d7i huh r,.pr
.E ,sEo, '' 5s lFo erS ' tr's} and i;
"cderao d~ercr Of ,;,.y co;ro y,aE ,eprr, took ,
ap loo u P So '"' r at 70 e -, y oet ansad'i
III. a. ga ouoisf rise Miller. hoaeat 80 600 bush
MEND ' So '' h1a It s,c o.cf jp, AMI SO No,e
:. @a$. 1f x;,. 81 g.
la 55-ao5.c; 80 ? red oiloat at os,sa'',;. ~
Chr,ro quot'd - 81 Hii,c; y" June " - clos
Aasn ~ egas co,'1t a, . o. S' S Si 9% do
l n.c,a s"S sc at ;f "a Dc os at q5 ?" @ & go:
al Jo'- re,iqs at = o. A Lnng and ,n 1'eGyy
KID NTr XceI.cDd ...'.. CoEN-Rg,d lrcyaIar
'ymiHutlna WY. Nh'a,, 1nd tr - Uo.p r,sc ~
n a,%, rae he on tho WEI weather vi aud
onggr cuGG on T,lgS , a ~ &c ON Ictcr %oahr
and lc.ai rcri1ins c,unlcl Win inter-, rccrpt, VT
crop condition d.cdcdy critical, p2,.si;.s iPproI
@.sar sons ayr ai5 go,n ;Soo snIg s,, !s s
s sr ,SrS soeoco bush .t including uaeg nix
ana %' g. S' aoi Other Find. aascc 10 Juno
5'sc DO AUGUST o. ,sue f c'o dr. oIc nomir~i
sa "% oc oSo % ana the dc r a , %n @ SHs
S1'v w, p and roscd ac lower win wheat and corn
Why SE, g wa. a% n cp G Si g,c can "%S
~ h sa 200 600 iS ,h fg@s 80 GOO H% sS,,l p
i ,Gc rcy S1 =" nilrd a7io37i2c clc
yGior; ~ ocTH Hp Ii,c de- ,5o5or. No i"mr
glos.t a.. a. o. JULY coJ'h9 s a. S,%g
9GNasG'-r. clo.ag at Bose: 10 white July
,oc CLOSING at 90. . FtE6 ED quot a. sofoocm
,r Tyo ted 7'S s eo''"'ed meal s' 'o9
HA n ANp ,bSI ar n quiet are %' a@ ." may may
late ~ straw rs. hlm f'quc.t. lI,y-r'a.cly,
we rna.ar % Goo r corcr roitcH -os-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10

Assistant District Attorneys wellman simms-Nos
10 81. inclusive.
Court Of General Sessions-Part I-Beforc MARITIME j..
and slant Attorney Davs-Nos. 1 TO IL in
elusive.
Court Of General SessionsPart II-Befole Fitzgerald
j. and Assistant District Attorney Wcek-NOs. % IL
inclusive.
Court OF General Sessons-Part IIT-Before Cowne, J.
and Assistant Dstrict-Auorney TOwnsend-Nos to 49,
t,..l,tu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10

STAINED.
Cool Ordinary

Tool OrdIn1fy = -, MItuIIIIH - =,
strict Good Ordinary ...1 Mlddlinr J-lO
Option--it an un-cttl' DAY I'm thi- market. aud
Ibowci a. advance Of 2o5 points, rlc bar -d@ had
control DINING the ,c-lon and "ong-' unio1i"f
uuifr freely decline u jdb point ~ Liverpool, IN
r,~pons. drop y"-tcr .aN. Later in On" day.
however "a. situation s-sIm.d IT. tdf app arinc",
with Iheri. bu,luF partly hi outsiders. ihri came
general covering faf, " bpIsh Government report
aud nn.l ryuf- thr highest ~ the day. >i'S.
III 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June l>peciaD.-Whcat opened firm,
with some exciting but alt pgether Enthusiastically
ruuois about Pardrngc. The Price Current. said
Il winter: "There some complaints OF rust. bat
these are not numerous The sD'inc wheat outl)0t
Is fairly good Cables lower There was
reer selling by local professionals than there has
been for week. Inquestionnby the theory that
ialdrfdge had got pretty we'll covered also inclined
holders TO real and inclined the old clnss Of pro.
fessonals to do their selling. There were uncon-
mined rimors OF additional failure, in London July
opened at SO Ia. sold II 81 IS and closed at IS
cents. Minneapolis and duluth had 5;B2 cars. the
seabJard clearances lair. The approach OF the
Government crop report restricted business. Corn
opened firm, but yielded little before the close
July sold between 80 Is and 40 Is. and closed at
~ 3sd48 IL cents. The receipts were 40 cars ;
the estimate for Friday Was 40. The oldtme sh 'rt
sellers. finhtened out OF the market BY Pardrdces
Fate. are back I'm the pit again. and getting out their
lines. oats were rather duh within a range Of less
than l2 cent, July sold between 80 rs and 81 3-3
and closed at 80 5S cents. Provisions dull but
firm; Hog receipts were light 2jooo: the estimate
for Friday 25, 600. There moderate buying
by the Cudahys. The packing for the West for tho
week 1885. 900, was las 900 over the same week last
year July sold between 80 45 and $40 81. and
closed at $40 81. July lard sold between GAP and
$50, and closed at 6.40a 6.42 July ribs sold be-
tween 842 and 6.32. and closed at G.42.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
CASES ARGUED IL THE COURT OF APPEALS.

CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
saratoga. June Sin the Court Of Appeals to-day
the following cases were argued
George C. Carpenter and another, respondents, AT.
the GciInan- American Insurance Company, appellant.
jacob Mark. appellant, agt. Elizabeth a. L. Hyatt
ami others, respondents.
The following Is the calendar for tomorrow Nus
35s. 2O4 1913, 3O1, Sis, 327 200 and 302
In the second Division the following cases were
argued:
Henry q. Volkner. appellant, agt inc Mahiat'"n
Railway Company. respondent. . - L.,
Ella A. ssOln, appellant, agt. the Grand Lodge
OF nited Workmen and other pepondcnts .
lane \ Bower, rs admlnstIsitIiX. ETC., appellant,
AIT the State Of New York. res pCndent.
The Greenwood Lake and Port Jcrvl' Railroad COM
many appellant agt the New York and Greenwood
Lake Railroad Company, respondent
The S>ilowing Is the second Division calendar 1or 10
morrow Nos. SAT, 1903. $40, ga ana $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10

dull; prime cash. nomi-aly, 81. Rcceipss-Piour,
$50 bbs wheat, 26042 bush corn, 2.o4O bush pats,
600 bush. Shipments-FlOur, 1850 bbs; wheat'
Al 900 bush 1876 BUSH: oats, 400 bush rye
900 hush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10

band awoke and missing his wife, went into the cellar
In the semdsrknes cellar he could dimly discern
he figure Of a woman hanging by rope from beam IL
was Mr.. Koch She dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
DEPUTIES IN THE IysI RAyCE DEPARTMENT.

Albany, june 0.-Supcrinicndcnt Fierce, OF the
Insurance Department, to-day appointed Michael
shannon Is his first deputy, and Chi'f Clerk Mat
Matthew H. Robertson his second deputy. The latter
has been c,Icf clcrk Of the department since 1t was
established 81 lcOJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
irI..Iy1MryTs IN THE EAyKIyG DrPlrTMlyT

Albany, Jne 9.-Clrlrlos VI. Preston. sup"ru
,cud.nt Of the State Ianling Department. to 'iay
APPOINTED Lawrence f. Cahll. Il New York 'hy. ~
his dcputy Vice Cyrn. stewart. decreased. IL" has
also appointed William F. Crc', Of Brooklyn. a, chief
In, Il ,.,. anil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
TIE SHEEP BROKERS AGAIN BEATEN.

Judge Pryor. Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Monday handed down decision sustaining the az
ton of the lower court In denying trial In the
tase Of Syvanus Judd. treasurer of the New York ana
Jersey sheep Brokers' Association against Dennis
Harrington, member'Of the association for penalty
o. $4,000. This association made up of nearly
all the brokers who sell and the butchers who buy
sheep and lambs in this market. 1t organized
on December 20, 1856. and the members had an iron
clad agreement to buy and sell only among themselves
Wien broker sold sheep outside he 10 forfeit 70
the association the amount of his colmssion15 cents
h ad-and when a butcher bought outside he forfeited
G drawback OF IA cents. which was allowed TO
him on every sheep bought in the association. Snt
wa, brought against Harrington broker, for 10000
penalty, the ground that he failed To fulfil his part
Of the agreement lIarringtons defence was that the
association was an unlawful combination TO restrict
trade. The case was first tried before Judge Book
savcr and jury and Harrington secured the verdict
The as collation. appealed and the case was heard be
iore the full bench OF the Court Of Common Pleas
Judges Daly Blsehoh and Pryor The Judgment gwen
below affirmed with costs. Members OF the as
ISOLATION say that they viii carry the c;Ee to inc
Court Of Appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10
SEEKING TO RESTRAIN MISS LoIE FULLER.

SEEKING TO RESTRAIN MISS LOlE FULLER.
motion was made on behalf OF lioyt and Thomas
before Judge McAdam, In the superior Court, yestcr
CAV to enjoin Lole Fuller from performing the ser
pntne dance anywhere except under their manage
nent The plaintiffs allegc that Miss Fuller made
contract with them 10 perform the serpentn" dance
sduling the rin Of the piece" which was then 70 be
put on the stage but not later than August l. There
was no covenant in the written contract that Miss
Fuller was not TO dance anywhere except III TIE
"Trip 10 Chinatown" but IIoyt q Thomas declare
that there was an understanding 10 that effect Miss
Fuller on the other hand, asserts that there was 10
such UNDERSTANDING and she has been dancing at
Amberg's Theatre every night prior TO going 70 the
Madison square Theatre. she declares that she re
fused 10 sign contract with such reservation in H.
A. H. Hummel appeared for the plaintiff and eX-
Judge Dittenhoefcr for the defendant. Judge Nc
Aaam reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10

Warehouse deliveries since June |. 1892 New York.
O. Gc0 bag: Baltimore. 31u bags; NcwDrnns. 3.2Jl
Tag total - .99s BAGS.
COTNN-The SPOT market quotci quiet. prcrs m
changed. sales, j53 bale Tor export. 80 bale, for con
sunrton aud 300 bales deli cred contract Receipts
Of The ports to-day $500 bales" sgln-t 1857 bales this
d,v ,y,.k and batss this tim"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-10

Ca,h quotations WOW follow No ,pnng wheat
sjc. NO -piIng at. i9asOV No. l'I, o'.c, No:
COIN II ~. No. Gate WHIT, 3i's a3O2ci No: 8
Whit 3I' a;s-lac; No , oats 3lac No rye. soc No
harley 90 No nixNei. II 05l2 prime timothy rc"i
VI 29az .ol PORK. DBL eli % aGsll 60 lam
her leo n iOaf snort llb.. sides lOOS' ~ ~ y
gst ~. tiy -aIrd shoulders lboNt1l - -iaSj ~
short clear .idrs boA'i - G5ds5 s2'l whisky, dis
,r-' NM h,I god, per gal II IS sugars, unchanged
40. barley. G5Jc; No bailey, iOG4!'
A., ,i-. Receipts. Shipments.
i..,n. ~ 10000 1900
49,, hu.h $1,000 1O6 600
tor, i.,.b 9-aOUO I5a 900
n,fs hnsh ........ 90 900 $4,000
~ tu.h 5000 s,OCo
ia.'.y bm.h 1900 1000
Ca the Poucc Exchange today the butter market Was