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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
COTTON MARKEIs BY TELEGrApH.

Liverpool. March -. p. m.-Co''oa-fgturS
closed steady. American midfirg. low mlicins
clause. Mascl delivery. 8 ij'i4d sellers, Msrh and
APRIL delivery. 5j-'4d sicr- April and Nay &c.
livery. 4 jj-flai ji-Gid. hay and jane delivery,
4 81 -d3a seller, juno and July delivery. ;-s4s
! jg-C3d. Jun and tnggsf delivery. 90 'Hd seers;
August an -ericmt"r delivery. Vt64a s'hrs,
september auI Cfioter delivery. .i' 81 waite, 10
ioirr and November delivery. Ji6;G buyer,
Galveston. March 2..-CDti1n quiet: mlddlin: :,
3-+c. low miding. 3--c good ordinary. '.-e.
Let and gTu,. receipts. i-J7 bale; sales 80 bales
stock. "a. ~ hai"-.
No:folk. march 22.-cotton dali riiddllng '-,e,
low midGliag. 7-l6c. good ordinary. : 5fc. 20
and gross rsc.iDt- -, hale, exports Great Brian,
20- bales coa-tyi.". oos laies: safe. - ta.s'
stock. 1880 la'">.
New Orleans. Margh -2-coton Z on;; good ri:'
ding. size. nidcllng. lOre. ION hldelnt
I'lc. good ordinary 3i.c net receipts, 200
bales: gross. 2.l4y bales exports coast"ise' -'s
bales sales, $3.50 hale stocs. -y3o-5. .
savannah. March .2.-COttOa easy: niiddf e.
ii.,sc: low uiadling. nc; sod ordinary
1916: net receipts. 4-g bales. -ro,s, - v
bales: exports coastNise 3-4 bales sais l-Jo ua.s'
stuck 60 go bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
Ceaal Ncflles.

g UPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY
y OF NIW.YOEK Henry Helu. l.. ,asft = h, ut
Theodore Fastnont Peter \. Lenan lld Java { ~
kins Plantils sgaas, Pascal Derry, D..nsAh" 60
10 he above named Def,nd,ni. -, ..r.,,, 4,
You arc neirb, summoned n answer me tonpS"
this action and o. serve a copy OF Nt'r a-sn-t VI -
W,lntlGs' Attorney within twenty da'' after ne -
q, mi. summons exclusive OF the naN 81 eve %
c.se n yolr failure 20 opp OF answer judgment W
aken against you by default. for the rlisf e-HsAas
u" Dated New.York February li,, isaS. ,,yvrv
TllrfiT- Atfcrlsy.
York ti,N y. Y.
TO Pascal Drrrcy. DEFENDANT - =. r,a,.,.
non yu suans q an ,rder II Hon. 'eorre l.
Justice OF the supreme Curt 4 tr sat = N.s'S1
,iad the 18th day 81 Mar h. 1898, lnl % u.t 90, 80
With copy Of the original summon, ana E, myahr =.
or,ce NJ The Chr the County ~ New "a u ~
County Court Ilou~e In tie c.. az NeN'iIa 49,.
state which original summons ard cOmllln, were I''
.a'd of,i,e on III tn DAY { F,hruorv. is!J.
pa"d N'"'f"" NAN" i''' r. HENRY DEWEY
PA NTH. AIRY
Onics and postonce oddrc>s. No. IS WI s"''"
York city. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
WOVEN WIN AT THE POLLS.

Asbury Park. March 90 speciaD.-The district school
election which held in the Opera House last night
was holly contested. 500 votes were cast There
were four candidates for the two truseeslps-threc
men and one woman. follows: the Rev George W.
Treat and Lewis Rainier present incumbents; wash
ington White and Mrs. DR.. Ella Irentiss 'phaH.
There was much opposition upon the part OF the men
TO the candidacy OF Mrs. Upham. but the women rallied
in great force and marshalled under the protecting
wing of the W. c. r. t. they made gallant fight com
ing out winners. with their candidate polling the high
est number Of votes cast receiving plurality OF ~
over her next highest competitor. Lewis Rainier sue
cecded in securing reelection by the narrow margin
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

FOREIGN DRIED FRI The f'strr1s Of The market
s's ny part Se of the - gr and rs%
, ana new Insd do Gh 81. v.cnsa 81 -a
,'.a5sc LAYER, e'.a7s, sgitanq NJ" 9@g''e "a, az
Lea p'' ton ''i I.gbe S3 ios Icn""
sa.,f 9f'nss n % lG' r,aH2 D 1900 i
shcll. italian 49, aloc. Brazil nuts. ia5.c Wal
q sysi Er3ssn Mspron II a'y &C. smyrna
IoEEIGS GR6EX rRriTSMSas,atoiy active n
yscnsiss sssca Le%e9' 1hSI, Sc ism sG9
4 adn a 's'i q sSsa'; San sI ns ''' ' "'''
with hI he sl S: Q, ias ampoiaq, Total nS;ae.
almost entirely for ne hone rrdc c,poIeTc sns
'Tssdi ,la hsys raised O' INIT to = 80 for
ssMss s Ins, at the ad s, viii "" at S in the
declining "@;s. aarss MS,, Of toe 'ra1ac,o@
ssS es, At Pe q to 0ss o. seS e i q ' 20
e go and a lew ear lots o. NO. : at ~ . in IBIS
SOM TT% ;eea az = % sna a a s and
steady at old prices Sales 900 bbs - 70 10 80 81
Ne 5 @' at $50. So 4 s"S ss.
SoG 81 o. ' iS 80 S % nf
M.rEe. steady az unbalanced prIGG.,s MILL LfEp,
cIads ooo baas Of civ at 81 for 40 to 30 - western
IS quoted 90 as with small .aos OF 40 II. 60 n. so
wa day q ,s waiting II TSca,
70 affect .r9sactlS, Tho gpc"I"s Va =, dull
uninrtssting on some advice about the crops The po.
ton Of tho foreign markets waiting. apparently
price, and while there d tclopmcnt ia
the exports re entity the rarket here Is nat. notNir.
standing the business has discouraged the market, abroad
crop reports concerned they th" whole
damage Isolated place, but th're are general al.
and. taken whole there J. mob enough
growth in crop tell whether Injury has
lcc really not A. lar tnr trading ~ the day
almost entirely cOnn II tO the deal
Of radcr, with the Chicago clique doing very
little IN the Western market Tie market late
"GS decrease 'r IN 1sea i de-
crea,e In Of CO. 900 bush and decrease In ,a- Of
,oi bush The total figures Wheat.
900 bush; CON- I74oj 900 bush. and oa,. O525
600 bush. This started te selling, hut late cable
from 'Thc Corn Trade News" d Liverpool said that the
wheat crop u Algeria Tuni- ruined. spanish
dangcred and Hun garian damaged In some parts. on
there little rally and q steady Close Cash
les active p.day with sales Of only loads
spring % private terS~. Milcrs took 900 bush Of
red spo, wa, quoted at re Nav b. srcat aud .
cents under In ..... CORNihe market
quiet with insignificant fluctuations. The srivals al
tho We, little les. han ahticipAtd. due To The
Recon, lad weather. but taken a. whole There was
nothing in market activity and the matSet
dun. easing on little In sympathy win "he. The
seemed 10 10 long corn coming on u" market
the close at the lowe:t Cash corn was again
sold Car lots. 52Lc elevator; No. 900 bush 50sc
elevator; No. white car lots. 53i:ujiac elevator
-ifomcr white 1000 bunh. SIC eevotor nner,ded whit"
elevator OATSThc market Ter oat- va. very dnt
to-day with l!ttlc interest shown either side Late
day there easier feeling partly IN symr!thy
oas moderately active and 2G',c lower on whites
with Of about 80 600 bush follows: No ?. $3.50
No. white. lots. 81: No oSo Whit na.,
ssssse: track mixed, oooc bush sea $500 .;c,,.
2notaticns are nominal at COaJ5c for No. Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
MR. MORGAN md GOTERNMENT BONDS.

TIE is NOT GOING TO EUROPE TO NEGOTIATE
FOR THE SALE OF THEI.
The bulls in Wall Street yesterday circulated the
story that J. Hcrpont MOrsan's visit TO Europe was
connected with negotiations for possible Issue OF
Government bonds. The rumors suf'iced 10 encour-
age a rally in stocks. and London advices indicated
that the rumOr had been used there with some sfe'n
lave effect. Mr.. Morgan on Tuesday, before his dc
parure said 10 Tribune reporter that his trip abroad
had no connection with Government bond issue or
any other financial scheme. Mr. Morgan said posi-
lively that his visit was purely for recreation ana
possessed no significance.
In response TO inquiries teegraphed TO Washington.
the Secretary the Treasury Mr. Carlisle was quoted
as saving that he has had interview with Mr.. Nor
gan nor has he had any communication with him
I'm fact, never him In his HE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

r@up N%p IrrE-A quiet b., fairy ,tcaay markct
cu'ta.o,, ar: Manila her?, c'7c' .i-l hemp. CO."
nibiis- pc@1nd stow but p'e..gre to I'll is le.
:, cow ',nGt-,. heavy bull. i','jc ,.... ,,o
LEArnEE Mar v,;hop' fe,"Se p IN pTgii for
Gca'ock grade. bren 81. buyer reeen{
Leaf Hat ar,t ' .clc@toa iG.i-sc miailc do Isae
121 no Ss,i iS% Do 'ct Gassc al ucsSs
Acid hices % all kinds Light M,
I iSTc 60 uideir 10 i5SIs" heavy do lOiadisc
Samaci ug. ta \, .oassc middle back. s7aoc do
h.o,y 2sGeoc; = coad>. do. :3a"0, . D., .,, 49,,
low er.ds, aCs Of ieG has Nncv., ncla..e. prlyai
n6 dn> qa!r ~ prime good open
Ect;is .:aylc; psn,e, S2a54t; choice ''a5oc fancy
%XyAL sroEEs Marie, Qgis; and no%n, diy., IN
aneSsns.d a." p stained sood strained Z. =
= :. 81 T. 81 I ~; H. Il sj, =, !, g na: ~
Whit = 40. StocS-Ho'in. 5o7oS Ibi'' mrpehvne
oirs cotton oil da .aa nor1nly -'dy r, at 5 ."
F'S o. tAx fiRrdiiTs- 1srFc wy qq, rhe5s =
ieas'y any insg'y v aa !i ar a. ei. t" %a
MciU 2ae'i and Io'd' Of 90 Sa 900 '' c,.r ~
p. ~ Sew.Yo-x 70 Maara. l3c Norwegian
rrr-h -team,r lji 'on. virfnl. to iianturl esn"'a
sis y, Nor~-'n ark ois TON o np. 'I hrn""
lol..o Porto E'o. . 100 ,choon,r IRON MoD'" a.
p"FI we lHd S a 'ed btH ao n nrt,% cao~r
.n de q oula to N'm,Yok r.,aerha od a.a
,hooG. $50 ton, h.alc Iol- Ggai,lerre. ~ 500
NJ ~. ai -. a. 70 Io-; ,choor 900 tons. caf'ase'
H. i-sarira fsr,lifer 81 .oto,ler 80 tom. hence 70
sois';' s9i vim t .oS T at,s ,rf at T' i
potion. slc % Rocsaai. 90 to Milton AMI 90 T.
PHovi>ioH,- Marx: .,'siy. SALE. 200 bbl'
for r-lnt mess qporI - - .,| ., en- 40
rfIF Qgri ami M hsnss fniy me- Pu"iod At Us.
~ riEF ng ,, and qS. ma anG slS'' S'
IN hay cu1 iIs-D Ie and d. 'i soSa,
ys3e'5 on D., Dan ATTN: q, is wit; Is
o coHpGgns va, 80 90 9g c. NJ To- C'S MsaSh
TITO sIs % nonia,is Nav cio.@s at ~ u asked July
si 20 a'K,d s.pcmDr si ,5 - %oi.,,c local inquiry
ouo.,ion- arr p0nc.,ic odil"t, sHSto, i''s 49,
s Ssa fo1o '' fn, p poaa i's iaa" aae
>YItI> cuio. anf s,oady w quote ora 90 ~ oit
~ ~ sS.sS" hoe i,lIe' .s@2e
srfARlNiIh. a apr as5 y IS a,' .,'' 10
SUGARS Raw, strong tendency f.'or S''r ma
n.aa'f s o. a, oa :, et.hr az s"t ort terms, " Nv
YORK; ,arao 80 bsssl cuba Cen',irga.' 70 "li Nv
Ysls /" oSo Ii'' ceSn si % TO-. a7l
m,co,alo 80 te.;. g. moa'.e. sgfr' 70 r em,
~, ,ie"s WIN ,sSs,.co 5ry.6ca 5,sa5tc row
f ,sS , t:S'S ed s.H"a a,c" xXxx ova.sd
'.qiac Inogd f,1s'V' fo aaRI,' SISt 30
,SqIcIc,.}"' a.. fi5sco Elsc~coi l. tai So
reon +2st sie @PE' &tA 80 30 J. 49, q ~
80 10 aoi9i'.c; 20 II, 3';a'@;c No u Ssi &c :
SO - o. @S o% Vow h% ai' Java M 10 ID f "
ang - I'D ms mon'h :; % n@,' ,h m"1 Mon, M
,u''on aud Commission Comnany ye.I.raar 6i7o pSss
xoaqs yrs s.rGo i 95s5s ie ~ &C. ''uH
WIZ M Ii.sti DO i5c s. s 70: g. oooD ESQ
@ eo g n az s sad M 70 Fcmos
TALON Market du, but lorcly s,c1dy. Prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
SHE TRIED TO SHOOT HIN ~ THE STREET

The mysterious woman who shot at Edwin Saarbach
Tuesday night In Cortlandts Just after he left the
store where he IS employed, arragncd in the
Tombs Court yesterday morning She dcscib,d her
self Mary Blake" thirty-seven years old. OF No
344 Gatesave.. Brooklyn. saarbach at first said he
did not know the woman Later however. he ac-
knowIedged that he had known her a year ago. saar
bach wished TO have the woman set at liberty, but
Justice Burke held her charge Of felonous ss-
sault in $1,000 bail for examination. George w.
Mlttnacht, safe manufacturer, OF No. % spring ST.
went Oh the wOman's bond. He said that he did not
know Mrs. Blake" but had gone her bond to
obliCe a friend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
a IL. Butter firm. SUGAR s,..av
IL go. Cheese strong.
Eku n.

IL go Cheese stron. 1sA' s'eaoy' EGu -
Milwaukee March 22-Flour dull. vh.,,
S s4c' 90 &c; No. spring; $50 No. xortsg
No. white, Soc NO. white "a 1'aaa va's ,Sust::
quiet; No. 2. 63c: sample. 32a5 rr. hssg
no: l. - lie. Provisions quiet Porh-Msy. si w.!
Minneapolis, March 22.-There was not mn,, a..
IN futures to-day. There was very little new ~
ex, ,I, comment ann The range was narrow rlsrs
ut Sc and No. Northern at sJc. Recs,o,s ri u
were 1906 cars here, and at Duluth and snn.s ssy
err G., C !. }. March e,e May opened 8! E W.:
July opened G6 3-4c, highest CSC, oxest m,sstk
closed So 7:sc: on trick. No. hard, eC i'ae VA
Northern. 6jc; No. Northern G2. NJ
and tnaqsP' Hca Na rsc I car S1 LITTLE
choice Pennsylvania. :, %. Wheat"ua,nun, 'aef
sAs = Se: M rr N9''h s. e: = Ara
- 34c. Corn-Priccs ra'.d steady on ho,h -, va
future delivsrie' No. MIXED Marcn. ios x III ~ Y
4pr 4Ss 40 dull If :n Nay r@s se ~
aIa4I Ice April. May and June. 10 1 aetieo IN
No. Pennsyivanls. i.c pr bush. Cheese ~, ~.
-Kefned firm and in good demand cube.. WA
S.snse 80 standard P2wiere iss o.
rnond A. 1876: confcc'ioncis' 4. Isse. ~ d.
4. l5Gc; Key. tone A. 800. franMia b. a st.s
c. I-iGc: otIer articles unchanged W
ST. Louis. March 2:.-tlcrr weak in by.,. No..
no qmoiubl. change. Wheat opened hesyy 49,, asdsr;
rated down on ih" weather. ciosing > - i,rnas sS
Yesterday: No = red cash. ca sc: AMI "a -uan
May. - DC asked July. ~ 1-l0 y AZ -
aided IL the weather promising lisht dsur.,ss..a
No. = mixed. 80 lie: April 81 lac: MAY * gs -;
IS 3-4c: july. 40 IT. 80 l-2c. Oats firm. ~
ash. 3lc May. 3. lie Ryo-No. = 5l hA ~ n
ey-No business: buyers out Of the narset wv "a Ne
seed. 4! y. Hay steady. unchanged. Ey,s.ss
Choice higher creamery separator, a5Ge.c: 80,
IA 24c. Eggs higher. - 3lc. Lead siii. s'r'
cal. east side. T.. - IL. ~prlicr s3 % 10 , r
meal steady, ~ %. tagging and cotton iIes ~
changed. Whisky. 81 IL Provisions dun So
with only small iobiiny trad. Fork and IN ~
changed. Dry salt meats. loose shoulders q: ~.
and ribs. SO 20. shorts. 80 IS 5o,cd Ia, ~. -
NOR Bacon unchanged. HAMS ~ I.9sII -
Toledo. March 22.-Wheat dun. steady: No 80.
coc: May. 20 i2c July. - 5sc; August ;as,,,
Corn dull steady: no. cash, ~ /. &c Nav AZ.
=. A.c cats quiet ca III. SIC. Rye dull cash a.
Clovcrseed dull, lower, prime cash, Is 49, W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
1--WE srocy yARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March o." Tn" Evening Joirhai ~ r'pol, S
Receipts I 900 bend; shipments 4ooo he',"
-,.t active steady oh dee TO prime steers - W
AZ -: medium ~ 0O6 ~ rs Others; -" - -
T.von. 90 | ia 81 %. native COWS ana h'ii'rs -
a. 81 90 Hoss-Reccipts. 10000 head shlpnen nud
$500 head; market quiet 30 Zoe iow'r rt n;chcr
w mngSi. - ;oGs7 81 light - 75d ~ -. SHEEP
Ecc,jpts IL eco head: shipments none marMt $40 r
lower. natives - 500 S. Westerns. co@ - ~ i'A
ms - ,i5n - - lambs. - 800 20 TO- ,ooo ,..,
s. Louis March 22.-tatile receipts 9,oo i n,nu
1 In Icc higher fair ~ pretty good native steers
~ 500 e5 fed Texans go - go. Market oraps
,ar clrsed weak and heavy. ~ 25d Z, 90: mIxru,
a. TO- 81 5O light - 15d - 40. sheep recsip,s uo
head shipments 1cO head. Market "eah' H'uc uo''s
n,yiur To light stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
HELD FOR STEALING EINSTEIN'S SILVER.

A man who described himself as william Brennan.
a plumber. OF No. 3l3 East Flftichst.. was arrested
Tuesday by Policeman Ward. Of the Forty seventh ST.
station, oil charges Of stealing sverware valued AT
500 from the house II Henry Einsein. at No. ii
West Fifty .thrdst. From the station house he
taken to Police Headquarters. where he identified
by Detective sergeant Wade James kicvan, eX-
convict; who had served eighteen months in sing Sing
for burglary. He was arraigled In the lOrkville
Police Court yesterday morning and held by Justice
Mcmahon In IS 600 b3ll 10 answer. Klevan entered
tho house In broad daylight. He was discovered by
Mrs. Einstcin and her son and compelled to give up
his nluudnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
THE STATE OF TRIDE.

baltimore March 22-rlour steady. unchanged ;
so,." ."s3 bbs. Wheat dull and easy No; red
mot. ~ i-4d ~ 3-sc; March ::c bid Nay - 81
' - no. red. $50 asked milling wheat by sam;
,lc ia 7Ac Stock 0.6.l4i bush sales 2% Tn.u'N
push C ~ 34c April. IL ;-4a 4sc; May; ~ Lee
a. 3ic: July. 30 l.4d40 3--c: steamer mixed 4o%
yellow do. 40 ia SOC stock s2s7la bush sales sales,
90 bush oats firm and steady No Wni,e
etosE i3o.d05 bush. Rye Inactive No. ,oc.
pomInaly. stock. 1927 bush. Hay hrm GOD 10
c chonred Cotton nominal: mddllng: :'sc Pro-
visions quiet mess pork, $40; hams, 10 l4aio sac
,ars Ycfnsd I3 :,-ic. Butter firm creamery, fancy,
s"c do fair TO choice .5a :Ic; do imitation. 24c.
Eggs steady I6d 10 DC Coffee quiet Flo car.oes
~ "a Sc: No r Il 3-ldl7 sc. sugar steady
cranulat,d, Isl. Copper unchanrei. Wh.skey hrm
~ 2td ~ -.
Chicago March 22.-Thc leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool March -. 3.l5 p. m.-R'c.-l!ok.a
offer mud.igteiy. furh-lult"Es oH,I ,l1i'n-.
Hams II~ldors orer ff..lv laeon-Hl'ders ria
freely Cumberland cui a.out = - 30 l,s, Dun ~
trs short rib. ahoa' - lh.. steady ~ D,,' oaS
clear uiddles about - !h.. steady ~ 3ls "a -ul
crr.- About IL q l. 10. firm ~ @"- 'he~se- ho1'
ers oGes Freely. Ta'low Holder are 10, Sher.;
.plrts Of rirpsnfre- Holders offer moderately esq
n; rs !ns'u- II dd.rs o"cr freely. L1rt->po'
holders oa.r spnr'nslr futures 'deTs are 20.
o,frlrg. Wheat and Flor Holder '.r ireeyi .o.
SPOT, holder, offer Z. ,dcrlfcly futures. hoa'
ofi1r ,parinsly mixed Western spot. Cd. rnqa.'sd
April steady az T. 3-id Nay s"ad' II I, ~
llrr, at Londou-iaG.c Cast holders o"e' "S
erat.ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

YORK. MfFfn 'r''f,r
with la'r i,acc Of oet nor ana .les ,i' AMI l'a l
i sc r. ,r m' 10 tc %ighst point Of norg TIE
"an, from u r"pc P,Stc cables iai,ati "a; To-
morrow ccqs q In labor g"Ga, T , decea e, a
the ballot i,uit in return g. work ny thi ~ mot
STipsr'6 Tcroi an tac higher market tn'rc ior
t1c when ge;cd ,r'd at an si'. rf Sf e. ia
Man nS Ad,ircs the sorth ,i point T. a
a u frtiacrs anywhere from 10 10 80 Ir cent fIs'
1 Tia, oo wa re- E ns la a' IN ,cr s at 20 rcr
lat yea The s1les ol ,1,ton cot ar known in he
n ni,n,Gr. qr IN the South are nov working t lar
Chanse Leari:a This cunt ana as n Of hc
mi. in TSasmd l. over must assume low'r T., 81,
Of ,1G Igrf 1 o.tca Shows % fong 90 bse
T !, |. d ,%f n.r that WIKI %S the naHInH f.
another ere? Of s'1 y S,'S SpDv a, normSl
FONT, I~ estimated movement o. cotton for The Week =
s So TIC S' At the nar aa,' iSc,e bc w
Ncw.Crcsu- rccelt ior t'',ori3N al Il go f. i zoo
iae- and at all tho ports i'r 'o'no''o" 'o'V u" ''V'
IA no, cotton was held more firmly and wtsoEt .laas.
in G%otatfon- anl Of the business Wa reported at
ruE ESTIMATED MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
The estimated m,,cnon, for t, "ee. ('ube.t to daily
PoY, E Ece aa a &c. p ssS bale, at Ic
re'e.pe at nicrog 1900 bales against 3o'3 bale
Ia. Week and 1858 h'ies lat ya' Ne":V5leAi, -
i f!na, Tor tho pori. tooiot. 69c2ee 30 bale,
Xe.YS;S pet eeSP % nGn' 'P Si SIC ioh o'
az The rsF E T . i Ssy ae Sr ' 1 r%d
FSl, TsfcpI d tSfsy dd s r1S
'oes s5i57s b.s ~ recs sg,, 80
8 81. ,H s, SH rfae Continent; sss bales
~ S5Rs 's' ?''''s;. s5
s s;ya.a 's; ;n a, iSaa adyaoes M otd
h,h%r at Is To- S ga over yee ycay price, On
s6@s Issi nt,sS AZ ''''4 !" -'''' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
ELECTRIC NOTOR.CARS TRIED.

trial Of electric moorcars was made yesterday
forenoon the proposed crosstown line in Twenty
eighth and Twenty ninth sts There were three
linked together in the procession. and the little train
made its way along easily. The cars, moving east.
ward on Twenty -cghthst. without visible motive
power, attracted much attention. The busy New
Yorker who never goes to Harlem has not been used
to such things his native heatl far down on
the island. II natural therefore, that some who
the train moving across the central portion OF
The city should think that the thmg "lOOkcd queer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Extreme dulness ruled In the crude certificate mar.
yesterday. but the strong. There were 10
sales at the Stock Exchange but at the Consolidated
Board 5000 barrels changed hands at cents gain
OF cent from Tuesdly The closing wac nfm with
GO cents the bid price and no offerings Refined petroleum
was unchanged at $50 cents In barrels $50
bulk and Is In Foreign quotations were
4sd4kd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
OIL SHIPS CAN GET NO CARGOES.

Shippers OF oil 10 Europe are beginning TO be much
troubled the refusal Of the Standard on Company
TO sell refined oil or TO make quotations. Conse.
quently their ships which fitted up the trans
poration OF oil In many cases lying idle at the
piers. and they unable to fiji orders from abroad
The Standard OH Company has agents abroad. and
It is apparently Its purpose TO drive OF business
all exporting brokers and shippers and to send the
refined oil directly to purchasers abroad in It's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
A POLICEMAN TO BE TRIED FOR ASSAULT

The hearing In the Of Hugh Lachor, Of No.
COS East Twenty fifth st., charged with assault and
resisting arrest 10y Policeman John J. McGreery last
sunday morning, continued In the Yorkville
Police Court yesterday. The charge against Lacher
was dismissed. lie at once, however, made a counter
charge against the policeman. In bis testimony he
said that the officer had threatened TO XII him. and
had knocked him scnsccss after the arrest Several
witnesses examined. The Justice then held
the policeman I'm IL 900 bonds for Trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
NE SWJXDLED THE DEALER OUT OF BONDS

lie SWIXDLED THE DEALER OUT OF BONDS.
Alexander Reiss. Hungarian. forty one years old.
Of No. II secendave.. was held In 5000 bonds by
Justice Burke at the Tombs Police Court yesterday.
lie was arrested by Detectives Heidelberg and Jacobs
Of the Central once. for stealing bonds valned ut
600 from Adoph Meyer. dealer In boiler covering.
A No. 90 John.st. Ress and another man known as
. John Doe" went to Meyer March 4. and repre-
sented themselves agents for the German Banking
Exchange. at No. 40 Broadway. They said they were
sent By the company 10 get some bonds from Meyer
for purposes Of registration. lie gave then five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
EXETER ALUMNI TO MEET AT DINNER

The eleventh annual dinner OF the Philips Exeter
Alumni Association OF New.York will take place at
the Hoffman House tomorrow evening at 80 o'clock.
Among the speakers will be Professor Charles F. Dun
bar. Of Harvard College, and Charles L. Fsh, tire
principal Of the academy, who will speak for the
faculty Among the others who will be present are
DIR. Clement Cleveland. Edmund l.. Baslies Fordyoe
ID. Barker. Edward Merrill and Lawrence f. Sexton
The president Of the association, ). sidney Smith,
will preside.
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i Marking stamps, etc. Pha; Depo. y ~ ~
No l42S Arch ST. philadelphia Pa M'rsa, her, rna
II o'clock m Mond. April ~ 1913 Tor ,i s III
l. = Quartelnaster's Department IN tDi- ny 80 Al
nunber OF Xix oolors SIX ana service sud 90 NO.
suion stans silver rings for color ,,a's - ,Ss'S
parktng and larts for sane. A. hsa nd ~
d. ring the fiscal year ending June - e', ,rs ~
delivery AZ Other points will be- cou,.deiei n.-r;
l, seen A. Schuylkill Arsenal. lie ',o'e ps,srxt
s,-yc. the hight 20 reject any or all ni. a, rfs
Will hc given % articles OF domestic proinc sss.r
fart,if, conditions 81 quality and price lss,s, ~
pricc OF foreign productions or nanuiac ssn
thereon heing equal tor 10y OF articles Fyrxeisr 81
Tor nfoposals etc. sppy 80 this Once ,<na
aiming n,oposals 10 be- Endorsed "a show what VA
"N Deputy ouartermas,er.''eneaL t5s&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

Canada sOas5c and California, e5a7oao RY We,
smIl ard nomnay steady; Western. 60aG4c ahoat....
MALf~MarKc. quiet wes.ern 'cae ss, ~
-, .io, quotations follow For "onpaion the closing
ccs OF lat night for the corresponding date last
given: