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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
~ ELECTION INSPECTOR ACCUSED

CHARGED WITH ALLOWING INMATES OF
CHARITABLE INSTITUTION To VOTE.
Ar interesting election case heard by Magis-
trate Brann f. the Harlem Court yesterday after
noon. when Eugene Prayer. member OF Good
Government club Il, charged James -. Arey chair
man OF the Board Of Election Inspectors, in the
Ihirty-fouvth Election District OF the NXlSt As-
scmbly District. with allowing the inmates OF a
charitable Institution al the late election
in defiance Of the law prevent such persons from
voting.
According the complaint. thirteen inmates OF
the Home for Aged and Infrm Hebrews applied at
me poling-piace No. 922 Columbus to vote
Their votes duly challenged by Mr.. Prayer.
VINO watcher at the polls. but twelve of them
stood the examination. made oath 10 the proper
questions and were allowed TO vote.
Moritz Helm. superintendent of the home. testl-
ned that the institution was supported by con-
tributons and donations, but he acknowledged that
Il received from $3.50 10 500 year from the excise
fund. All the other support came from private
sources He added that the institution was not
responsible for the acts OF Its inmates VINO came
and went at vii. 90
The adjourned 10 December u, at the
MOrrisan1a Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Nov. 2s-fAsre we're ~ los bales 9nered a;
the bidding brisk The prices Of the better growhs were
maintained and there tendency 70 advance though
the alterations quotabe Good comhlngs
were strongly competed FOR by the home trade and
latter securing hundred bales
a, extreme prices The demand for medium and heavy
was fair but buyers not disposed Ia exceed the
opening SECURED CGpe of Good Hope and Natal
steady demand. Some of the offerings q,
sreasi-s were Withdrawn Williams OVertury. wool
brokers report circular that the sales passed on
b-isky prices generally irmer. except In
Of greasy South Austrtas. greasy Cap"
Of Hope and Natal and secured crlsspr~d.. The
detail ana the prices obtained were AS follows
New South Wales ~ bales. secured >igdgls ~,
d. locks and pieces 6i.alOi.d. greasy. 5isa9d
Queensland bales. secured sdHis 2.i do. locks
and pieces 7iadais lid greasy. iAsai'sd. do. locks
Vcroris" = 80 bales secured 7isdG2s "a: DO locks
pieces 6'aasd; 4'salo'sd. do. locks and
pieces 3susi.d.
south Au-tralia7oo bales; greasy 3'sasd: do. locks
and pieces. t.u1d
New Zealand--3fD bales secured 7isdpis ?sd DO
pieces 3tdals greasy, 4.Glid. d. locks and
pieces 5iggIAd
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 2Oo bales. secured
6i4dnls 2isd. greasy. j'.n'sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. - tspecisD.-whest to-day firm
largely because It W, New York and St Louis
The Buying by shorts especially those who sold
W Wednesday on the talk large deliveries by Armour
and OF the McCeoch suicide December opened
pOi.. sold between 60 bid and 81 sellers
GOi,HGOs.c In spite Of the advance there
close. Cables steady. There prospect
or extremity cold weather. under Zero. Estimates were
that ths visible supply Monday would increase les
than IO,GUO bushels Tho newspapers had some excited
high consOis. Seaboard ccararces arze. about
&c go aUslrs Minneapolis and Duluth rtrcIpts
Vas lie by Armour OF 5a,l bushels 40 Moth
ern wheat at Y cent over December. The sale
for shipment but 10 ether elevator psOple The pin
traders affected by large purchases Of by
The effect that he had turned the market Advces
from Minneapolis that the mills up there
would shut down. The output the Nprhwestern
mills the week was the largest record.
Corn a shade easier for nearby futures a shade
frmer for May. November closed 2Gs. December a.
~. cents u under Wednesday MAJ closed ef
20 cents II "wednesday There fair = =
ping demand from the seaboard but aOgethei
No corn. THE inspection 245 cars: the es.,u
for Saturday. $40 cars. Cables steady Il "a
clesrances $4,000 bushels. The weather d.
through Illinois VET. but Will be dry and o.
Therc was nothing doing In further than changing
Outsiders selling December and buying May. fi--
yator Dc ople doing the other thing The result
an easy tone December and trring advance MAY
The latter sold between 20. and 2O. cosei :Au
2Olz December closed AZ l7 cents. The inspec
pro .isons suffered little from large hog receipts
two DAYS there 5000 hogs the
DAY was "a 600 Lard and ribs lost ~ cents. pork
lost ~ cents. but recovered H. expected provision
pork about 5000 erces Of lard and about $500 oo
POUNDS OF ribs.
cents; calls 81 81 May eol.
csnts. calls OF 20 ceatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
ROSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Nov. % There has been activity in the
market for domestic wool and large sales have ben
made making the total business for the week about $500
pounds. In prices there ~ little change. the
OF the market ruling lrra y large amount OF ter
rtogy has been sold including large sales OF
Montana prices the of lOQl3c the SECURED
being 33dSGc for hne ana Are medium and ii az
for medium Some Valley oregon sold at Ice. and East
en al liQi2c Texas and California woods have been
quiet the transactions being mostly in small lots AT
logi2c per pound. In ohio and Pennsy. anita neeoes
there has been a moderate trade IN al lNc, Xxx and
above at ioa2ic and No al 2ie per pound: Michigan
Y quiet l6ali;sc A FEW good sales OF nne delains
selections were made 2Og2ic for Onto and isc for
Michigan. In unwashed combing there has been moro
doing iGisqiIc and hreeeShs blood
Pulled woods in fair demand but the supply arse
prices favor bay-rs Australian wool has been
parativsly quiet is2tc the quality. Montevdeo
sold 5c carpet and other foreign wool trade has
been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
PRICES IN The MARKETS.
VEGETABLES GET DEARER AS COLD WEATHER
APPROACHES

VEGETABLES GET DEARER AS COLD WEATHER
APPROACHES.
With the near approach Of the last month Of the
year there perceptb.e rise in the price of vese
tables. Yesterday potatoes were ~ cents peck;
sweet potatoes - cents; cabbage, 10 cents mead;
oyster plants 10 cents white turnips, 80 cents ana
yellow turnlps the same radishes, cents for TWO
punches; pa sley, cents a bunch; small white
onions Is cents quart; large white onions. 10
cents; red onions, cents quart; new carrots 3
cents each; Boston dollhouse lettuce. three for %
cents: egg plants, 10 TO % cents each; caulinower
Is 10 30 cents a head: beetroot. cents a bunch
green pepper IS cents dozen horseradsh. 10 cents
"a root; chiccory. cents: escarole cents; spanish
onions 10 cents each; Long Island celery. 10
cents L bunch: Rochester celery, . cents root;
knob celery. cents a bunch; dollhouse tomatoes. 80
cents a pound: cucumbers. Is cents each; string
beans, 20 cents a quart; Brussei sprouts the same
and mushrooms % cents pound.
In the poultry market prices varied little from
those of last week. Fowl sold at IS cents a pound
turkey y cents; ducks. % cents; geese, 20 cents
oapon. 81 cents; partrdges, 81 81 pair; grouse y
q pair; English pheasants, s. brace snipe' u %
a dozen: woodcock 81 pair; Philadelphia SQUADS
81 % a DOZEN rabbits 70 cents couple, and English
hares, 50 each.
In the fruit market Jamaica oranges. the only
ones in the market, fetch from 40 TO 60 cents a
dozen; Tokay grapes, IS cents a basket Manga
grapes. 20 cents pound; Catawba grapes ~ Genus
a basket; Duchess and Winter Nellis pears. 90 to
o. cents a dozen; choice apples, 20 10 30 cents a
dozen: lemons fifteen for Is cents: figs 10 cents a
pound and Fard dates. TWO pounds for 70 cents: or
In the fish market large bass was SOLO az 20
cunts pound: Medium bass 50 cents; pan bass -
cents black bass is cents; large buensh, 10 cents
large blackfish lzs cents; Canada brook trout, 10
cents; market Goldfish, cents steak Goldfish. 10 TO
i2 cents; live GOLDFISH 10 cents small a aressea ee
cents ukes i2iz cents; large fresh mackerel from
80, 70 cbicken haiibut 20 cents; large hahbut, Is
cents Long Island Mngsh - cents CENTS Wesers
IA mon from q TO 81 cents; southern spanish
mackerel. 80 cents; sheepshead, q cents green SI
CENT state cents salmon trout, 10 cents Iarse
weak6sh Is cents; whitehall. % cents; sma t Wnte
re~~h i3iL cents; whitefsh. is cents; smaH frogs
f1s n cants a pound: large frogs legs. 20 cents
pound: prawns, 80 cents, and small scair0p' ."
The three grades Of butter sold at z . ana ~
cents a pound. Fresh-laid eggs were % GENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

Mahet closed steady 10 y points decline compared
with "Wednesday closing prices Irana-rfibe n'ti -
40 Total sales aoD bales Ne" fork nsi Iel'lis
~, hsles gross .5d4 Exports: Continent 800 hd''S
Great Britain 500 forwarded. BIS sales VIZ sPn
,'srs ~ stock ~ Spot cotton duh ahd ~
d. Milling uolands ~. niddllng gull s'sc
ssies 1915 bales ilcudns l73 spinning ana |r - con
tract -. "a AZ. ,.t.s
Liverpool cable Spot cotton qle sairs Io"" na,,s
speculation aud export. i,Dr American "Ws,; receipt
.1n American 4upr Mildllns upands. 4ll-l|l tu-
,iir4s opened STEADY parta, lG' decline closed E-'s
-t-adv ri t. :. uonls advance. Notenh-' 10
November DE, 436 I'ec-nher -Jhnuhr5 =, t1os
irna T'ab;us-v 43J'4b. FfheuaryMlfch. 43p:o Mai'h
Aprii i35i.b April May 1855, May-Jun-. f'b JHn,
liX 43ss Iuy August 49, August sepirni'~i' f''h
Nanchest-r-Yarns quiet but steady. cloths quci
C'OFFFE-A slightly lower u values In the morn
,ng was followed riher weakness on small deaii g.
loss ~ i.ql franc IIayrc caused some sslns b.h
yuisn rec.ili. We're HaVre closed steady NOV m
her ~ francs. December -, francs January - ran >
I..hr,,ar IS ran,s March =, - francs Hamburg
quir, December - pigs January. 20 PIGS Fsbua,y
"a 4, MFG March pigs Rio Official cables dull No
ouoed AZ ~ $50 refs exchange i-l6. receipts l3"p
baes. stock oOGO0o bags Santos receipts. 500 bag
go az 90 bags. market quiet a. 1000 res Cleared
RON Rio steamship Liebntz' with 10000 hsgh. In me
i,csi marker there fair amount " switching from
the near distant positions -oo i, H..
Contracts barely STEADY Al l'hlS u'tl'"'
c.ts 4 ~ hn a follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
ug TIyyER'S MISSION TO WASHINGIo''

Chicago Nov 2s.--John r. Tanner who recently
resigned the Craftsmanship Of the Illinois fepuo.a
Committee in order 10 enser the ned LOT inc
Gubernatoral nomination. left here for Washihs
ton to-day Mr. Tanner announced that ne Will avo,a
conferences with Presidential Candidates. oi '.A
agents while I'm Washington He said TINS IN re-
sfonse to a hint that his mission 10 me d "a s,,ch
csnifal was OF such Character as 10 ieau 70 sud
Conferences Asked 20 the reasSn ,n ,er prompty
den denarture FOR Washington MI Ianher ptoi'P' ~
ssid tbst he had an ambition In regard 10 tne Coi
gressona delegation from lllln9is ana bresk
Il am 50 anxious to see the Rinpsxs sn shs settled
khan Contests against Downing and Mc1ana SC so
in favor OF our men that am GONG gong q bynrinS
Wssbtne,on 10 do all Ia my power towaI1 "
h, X .oh ses ting OF Mr.. Be,knap and Genera
Rnnaker BY the time these contests ar viii
ths date 81 The National Committee meesnk w. ~
have arrived and, OF course VIII remain i''
DO you think that Chicago VIII get the e0"'e"
i can only say that am determlne % 20 Sb d
car. t0wssa wiil be placed at the disposal o.
NATIONAL Committeeman ". j. canmpg Dshn. ID with
20 "a washington doubtless streng,neneIh .a"dsd
Such assurance from the local nsSf win Inc
by Mr. Pearce. as VIII ha'e W."
National Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
OTHER MARXETs-BY TELEGRAPH


Buffalo Nov 2s-cattle-Receipts last ~ hours 2.ei,
head week thus far. IA sv2 Tor same time last
$50 sS on sale 1872 in the early market good butchers
grades quiet steady. common cows, were slow;
about steady good stockers 81 5ass 90 feeders
81 81 ~ sytra sTs Hogs|Recelps las, ~ hours 1899,
head week thus 'ar. ~ 800 FOR same time last
sieo on sale - 49, the market opened fairly active but
closed very dull and 5aioc lover several 9aas
and mediums a So 20 good weight mediums and
ass 3D. O Iaus ss' a. Al s iSGsS 30 aad sass at
late sales were generally at - TOR iolkss e. -" ~,
pigs. Sheep lambs Receipts last - hours !" 800
week IS 500 Consigned 1hrosh SO: to York 42co
head on sale 1870 head MARI, op~R ~ s,Chs
fair. s2qs2 -. ordinary export sheep ~ 90
Ss. 1 c d 50 g @ gb s0S S p'sr a1yf 'm o
the II loads Of Canada lambs on sale brought - Si
ssld % o 81 .s ssa sn'. % 'e''''E 1 ''" '
East ilbept,' Nov. @s-cate-Receip,s light. market
good si@si is, good butchers S. soas4 rough rat 81 90
sp s ." BULL .5: faS s'as; 81 ife s0H
50 - bes but the dsfq 1 Is f1 ana
ss% S% i, sf s $500 81 @' o a. SSs 3
t. light and 'ss dssnd yoss s. sss 80
fair ,sf mako cass strong Mora g sf'
veal calves 50 5oas7; heavy and hin calves SeaS
market 5alos lower heayS s. sass 81 hess ssass 81
head ns1s stea n,v ees stgss &C. far fs to
good - 2Sst sS%s ana he s,s :. &C., ana
50 90 calves. siaslo Sheep Receipts. ZOO head; mar
ket
Union Stock Yards Chicago. Nov. 29.-cattle-Recepis
Il head. Market and steady. common 20 extra
SO 3juS5 sOCk-r~ and feeders 81 3JU>3 75
cows and bulls 81 50asS Is; calves s. Jo0s6. Texas
s. 2oaS3 40 iiogs-RScepts 5000 head Market dun
and heavy at 5alO decline Heavy packing and shipping
lois 50 45gs3 60 20 choice mixed - 23gs3 81
choice assorted 81 soasi 20; light 50 3sgs3 IS pigs
500 50 ~, Sheep Receipts 1900 head Market steady
Inferior choice. 81 i9pS3 40 lambs. Sgsi ~.
s. Louis Nov. 70 atileRecep's, 1904 head. Msrse,
STEADY prices slightly lower Native steers 81 lon
81 81 5onS2 IS; Texas 81 Ons3 IL. Hogs
Receipts. l0O36 head Market fairly active and prices
lodl1c lower Heavy 3OGS3 mixed 81 -0T SO 30;
lixht SO 9t4S3 Sheep-Recepts. ~ head. Market
o1et and prices Unchanged Naive 81 6ed<2 So native
mixed So To- lambs. 81 49, - l2is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
SENATOR HILL md COZ MATHEWS

rp1ExDs or THE INDIANA CANDIDATE CURIOUS
ABOUT HIS STRENGTH IN NETWORK.
chicago Nov 29-An Indianapolis dispatch says:
ga, effort is being made to have the date OF the
Democratic State Convention changed from De-
cernber II to December g. the date OF David b.
Hnrs lecture here, one OF the arguments used
MANY leading members OF the party. There is a
good deal Of curiosity 10 learn what SUPPORT: II
a. Indiana may expect from Ncw-York for Gov
er-or Matthews for President. The home friends
al ne Governor have impression that the New
%-,r,, Democrats are looking upon the Indiana man
not only as a possibility but as probability
t--sndlV relations exist. and II is expected the
wish OF the New-York Senator will bring adii-
al cement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARK ETs.

London. Nov. 80 D. m.-corsols i0T l-l6 for both
money and the Canadian Pacific, 3sis Erie.
lsss do second eonsos 30. Illinois ,snuai i0i Meyl
ordinary IN. 50. Paul common TIs; Sew-ioFk
Central io2is; Pennsylvania. 5i7s Reading. 50 Mexi
Central per cent bonds. ..ie. Louisville and
Nashville. 5t's: Atchlson common. is..
y. mThe amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank of England balance today is fioOo" Money
per cent The rate OF discount In The market for
both short and three months bills Is S-i6 per cent.
Paris advces quote per Tentes loo francs
ccnmes for the and exchange London At -
francs az cen,lmes fr checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

Liverpool Nov. 20 3:i5 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
dull a. rs pi prime dull az 5Is 81. Pork-Prime
mess. Western hne dun az 63s Cd do medium dun at
+Gs "a HamsShort cut about ~ To ~ No. steady al ils
Racon-CuElherland about y 20
short RIB about NJ duh az 32s long clear mIddles
about g 10 2ss long and short clear middles
55 NJ duh 2Is Oh ShouidersAbout IL to - 10
dun as rd-Prmc Western spot dull at PTS ID
Cheese-American finest white steady SIS. colored
steady i5s C)ttonseed oi-Liverpoo refined dull
LIS ID Spirits Of iurprntne steady 2Ds Sd Rosn-
Common steady at Is md Wheat No red winter hrn
IS "a F0urSt Louis fancy winter steady at Is
Corn-MiSed Western spot steady at Re- Ssd November
steady Is AID. December steady at Is 3ad; January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Ine statistical position OF Brazil tonee - as fIIIo"s

,u,et and hesating market Is reported on Brazd
he basis for quotations invoice value No spot arr
iqlc for no Their was show, n"ra sastv TOT 10 the
market Brazls. AID at the clos ne ZONE wa
freight: 5000 logs RIO NJ spot at l'1c and 100 0sS'
Maraeaibo on private terms. ,,, e. anita. IN, about
single cases gno'sd at 81 ~ s1 3, sSsaf 0.s
s.n s'i $. - J. %s anine airiy
changed regulars quoted a. Zoe ANA sp ~ s popuar oils
with prices last quoted Roots quiet steady ana VI"
FLOUR AND MEAThs rally in The ,s ~hsa, %s's ss
somewhat s,e@de Ter appa appel 70 MAKE anS conces
sions Indeed in lines little seedier feeling PR.
en,s were in FAIR demand at So 10 and winter What
grades firm and in better demand The Close Vas
goo b IG1 %n ,aI patents tent Z Sass s. sS
s. Soas5 sacks upenne mixed ~ So $50 6.ls ci,y
patents s. ioqs 81 35 sss city eiss;s 81 100 ss.
fancy sass = bn Of sse' .s 2, Al s. So go SI
WHEAT F ssi de sas. 800 bis a. g a.
quoted Bandwns 50 90 Sagem9r. 81 10 Western ana
F,ae white s5gss1 me yellow ssgsse coarse .ag7.c
.. .F:ED-Quel 9go.sl; <o-ib coq,e eeb' sogsss
!. ZIG, g om es@'S ssSo'c cy zoe for
'h Fo RE DRIED FRUITS The marke! a,he,
new business is looked forward 10 until the effect Of
.sS. u t te change We qaSe VALENCIA rass sa
81 saaTs SsS csR sh 5 SaStc as,s DAFT a
f1rnil 4.6sc: almonds gGi2c. Brazil nuts 81 Q7c wal
nuts 1qlOac. niberts, Ga.n-1c. figs. ii.ui5c
FOREIGN GREEN FRIITS-Trade In green fruit to-day
Vas gnmporisni small ioebins business .ss .Iansnsed
Lemons heavy the supply good The stock
los 900 of Mediterranean there
about $4,000 boxes route ana ~ li"o hhs
We quote: Lemons, s2HSf - Jamaica. '"i
s7nS1 90 bananas 45c1sl. 8. .,nsli. ccoann
t2sfTf3t.
strength this morning and considerable activity Prices
improved with quite liberal buying advancing nearly lie
a bushel both here ana Chicagu The seemed TO
be originally started by light offerings steady cables and
coverings by parties who Wednesday az
teTn0on the report that deliveries In Chicago Mon
oay would be heavy Thele quite a rash to
cover Chicago leading the advance On the trade be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

New.York November %, 1898;
LIB ssrr ar and II cars Tor
ke and a single In YESTERDAY, nsde ~ cars ~
sold on Ugh. supplies the , fes MsOSay. pces The
Yards were cleared early Only 10 head aiken 70. @ To-
1rdn na no 70 o s1T o choice and
g "sss % S%, At s. 9 ss. ., aue a, S
H. with general sales at Gase lateS, ~, ,he sorner
SS" aad selling hs'S at s s pr b. and saOss
quality sold to sasS h%e[ss . eli 's as high as iie
American sheep quoted s,lgic dressed Wight sn,S
S %sn,s and ,o" s quarters OF beef for
sulsSxs, 9 css for shan S. c6 sS% aus SSs Of
beef e, as,msT camESry ana MAKING maj iosi from
beet and 2ioa sheep al 70, to .o Gsea' p'a'" WIN
ss|~. newton Virgin, steers G ,, S q =;
So 70 It's a. is . 81 80 g e e.
Isc r. & sgS 90 $50 sq a. i2 g g g. d. so T.
Do 81 q, ,Gas n. at 81 7'' do $40
sherman cuyr nInol. i2' n at s. no! 20
/. az e M 70 as & o & ." d. 10 e r. St a. o. ~
D. McPher-on Co: 20 ylrgnIe sssr, y" i n, a a.
s. ;. & 20 % % d. ' lie 81; ?ss = -
y cows no ~ s DO s. = 4 3D. 81 100 40 4 +. az az
81 So sa r. At 5 81 TO- 40 ~ q 81 q so a. . 49,
- DO. ISL & "a g '.a; .I;'; i;ss = o.
i1nse. y Es"' IL he adj al r. b. F.
@s sr% and prime IN ' S.ag ST. 10 Sys
Of Western DO ga At 81 90 Drs , s-'es
tribe lower cy,iressed sold s9l2 per ~ coun
dressed q glo.ac hti'e calves at '"e' "''SS"
'asss q HUM Mullen: yeas 40 70 average q. :,
per ss ~ 10 ao 10 r. a, 81 calves as n
Newton 4 o.. = ,eal- l25 n. at 81 ..
y g ;Is, - g Tca. II D. at "a
Mslenbsck Hoi.s ssss iS5 n. a. -. : Do iS+ 10
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts to.day. 10 cars Or tits
head ca- dr., 10 .s psr y.Sef making The total
offerings i5s The supply vas hSh, Dg' dT hh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
STYLES WANTS HIS MONEY.
-, APPLICATION FOR FORFEITED BAIL
,oxn WAS GIVEN FOR ALDERMAN HENRY
sAYLEs or THE DOODLE soAhp-he-
coRpER GoFF DOUBTS HIS AUTHORITY

-. poxD WAS GIVEN For ALDERMAN HENRY
x,rs OF THE DOODLE noARp-RE-
.,on,rp coFF DOUBTS HIS AUTHORITY
ro GRANT THE RETURN or THE
NoNEY-cITy AUTHORITIES
TO Re CONSULTED.
su,,o Rastus 5. Ransom appeared before
,,..o-dcr Con yesterday In behalf OF So'oman
- uho went bail for his brother Henry a
oa' a, the poodle" Board OF Aldermen In 1854
me sherman Henry Sayles went to Canada
w.. Standing trial FOR the accusation of bribery
.r,ecton with the granting OF the franchise to
IN 80, Surface Railway the ball furnished
me % Nro,her was forfeited. Ex-Judge Ransom
- - ,,rl,cation for the return OF The forfeited
me- ~ Yesterday. Mr.. Ransom said that when
oa 'V" :, ts5 600 was forfeited Sooman Sayles got
Inv -, his property and promptly paid the money
ne ,.y Mr. Sayles's business. he said was
20 ', - hv the lien. and the men with whom he
,.,sss objected TO continuing their relations
u'. rim while that judgment was not removed
".,,.,r,c,-At,orney Fellows. he said. recommended
,,s,,issal OF the Indictment June 10. 1890. as
o." aoorIe never intended to try the defendant
iInnrv Sayes there was not sufficient evidence
TO- snct,re A conviction.
70 Sc Ransom asked for the remission OF the for
;s,Irre as Henry Sayles had been produced after
he forfeiture and announced his readiness TO
s' Az recorder said he did not know whether or
40, ne had the power 10 grant the appllcatioh ne
Ne Ransom said he was not prepared to give any
.c,;-ior on that matter: he had assumed mat the
recorder possessed the power. District-Attorney
seIlovs said that II the judgment had not been ex-
med the court had the power to remit the Tor
tes,ura but when the execution was satished ne
beeved II was a matter that should be submitted
% the Controller and Corporation Counsel ,
~ this case the judgment was promptly satisneu
before 80 The return OF Henry Sayes. He came back
sfter the Court Of Appeals had thrown out much OF
tho evidence on which other convictions had been
go,ten. and after jury had failed TO convict one
~ the accused Aldermen. The counsel must SATISFY
The Court that he had such power. The money had
SOD into the common treasury of the city. Only
one mower outside OF the Legislature could appro,
Driate money from the Treasury. That IL the Board
az Estimate and Apportlonment He thought the
motion should go before another tribunal.
The Recorder said that the Controller. the Clty
and the Corpora ton Counsel should
h present Mt the hearing OF the application ana
rave time previously TO .ook into the uatter 80
next Friday was set as the day to near 'he mo'oN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
The ST17E or TRADE.

Baltimore Nov. 20. Flour quiet Wheat nrmer. No >
red November December. 6oa s5asc; May. G
bid steamer No red 62'sQ62tsc: Southern by sample
t0ffGTc do grade 63getc: stock $4,000 bush, sales
80 900 bush Corn steady mixed spot and Novenbe -
G34c; November old 3iG34tc; year. 353sg357S
Iary, 3i.QS3asc February 33&G3i; mixed.
32s.G32sc; Southern white. 33. 4,;4c do yellow s.
3l'.c: stock, S7I.Op bush. sales. t1.ND bush. OATS
1rmer No white Western 23ig02ic. No mixed do,
20. dSc. stock 2GiD0p bush. Rye dull: No . i3q
nearoy +6N41c Western; stock. lo 600 bush. Hay
Grain freighis fairly active and steady. Cotton quiet
m'dd!ngs. SAC Other articles unchanged.
Boston. Nov. 2s-ETour dull Corn steady Oats quiet
shorts quiet. Provisions steady Butter dun Northern
creamery. 22Q23isc, Western. 2lT22c. quiet 4.
Northern. oi1gllc Eggs quiet Eastern choice. 22q 23
Western ami Michigan. 2ln2ic
Chicago. Nov. .9rhe leading futures ranged fol