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Cash quotations were "a follows; Flour sasy ana gun
spring Wheat; 5oae2ic. 80 re-. etsao1.ei " corn t
M 'c 80 nasseca os gr@ss mG a1 's rrr 81 g
s9,,cl shoulders b,sen 81 G2iaa4 ~ short clear sides
nos s. $aSS 30 w'kry S,,'r sro n1ist q e
standard -" 50 ~ inseed oil raw 80; noilsd toe.
s ,gy lis ,f stock, o lo 'S5g5o seconds
winter 8 30 P@s, s. Ps'eH' s
a sG aaaans Marss S iowr 80
yellow o mixed ear 49,, Sc SnS s s"S ness
), -. % e!sar mess. SO o family $40 80 Lard quiet
sa% ls S E gns oosc snsudsrs c loose short
side 5' bose shor, clear s'Gs 'tc ny ' sa
~ zoe short Gar sides re hex meats w9 ,o
. S d ,Sits s s SaS1 at s. "'"'' Market quiet
o May oa M,S at e to c T fe to G
closed at SIC cash ranged se S6oa xo samp'
cg.@e,s.c; 80 northern G2s. QGslsc barley in store
.ney noma1 SSmp No S"y g and -Four STGinf p ss
unchnnscd Mil studs unchanged.
% on Mn "1n which are @ sS "
ho.:cT ruled steady under .e gDpes wn5es
s. 4. g. .'Fe a: !r s. Sa 8 sn w.t. +
s. patent s. Gegsa rs do .d ia'g q s.s9as
do straight. 50 7oasa -; do patent 81 9o9s TO- Rye
@ a" sras or r Gs '" sGss r
under light offerings while late futures weak declining
c under lower reports from the West Contract wheat
March and April. 72nd72Nc May and June. 7O%d71c.
CONCEPTION market ruled steady. but speculative
trading and demand light: local carlos quiet
cha with moderate but ample onerings No mixed
March and April 35n35isc; May and June. Ran
oats Market for CARROTS dull weak. with liberal offer
inys: dun. without important change No . white
March and April 2G',a2i'sc May and June. 26'4a2Gsc.
Butter quiet steady: creamery extra. BE; prints extra
wholesale. 2,c; do jobbng 2iu2ic Eggs nrm In fair
steady dull. New York factory choice fall. 04a
New York cold storage. sqVc sugars-Rennsd steady
DUH cubes SIC: lozengc 5Nc; standard powdered 5i.c
fine graduated Be- standard DO SC: A. SIC: crys
tai Sc; double refined diamond A. DC: confectionery
A. iI.c \. $40; Keystone A. 4Ac Franklin H..
4 iGc G. 4isc: red star G. 4i.c. e.
4 iGc blue g. tc: No H. Is i6c: No a. 37sc.
all lers 3 Ice commission. Feed quiet steady: winter
bran In bulk S3 5OmSl4 per ton. Potatoes quiet: New
York Early Rose. choice for seed. 2SG3oc do
good ?Oa23c; do Rubanks and Stars. choice. 22U23c;
do fair TO good. lsu2Oc.
St Louis March i3.-F.our dun. weak patents. 81 $50
81 75 fancy 81 25Q$3 ~ fancy So 0Oa$3 choice.
81 GOas2 70: rye -four 81 75as2 90 Wheat lower March.
5sIsc May, 5psc; July Go,.c Corn lower: March. 26hc
May 26ssd26s.c: July. 27Ag277Ac Oats lower: March
isAc May ioa.@Io7Sc; July 1880 Eggs steady sac
Pork. standard new, I5c Old. &c.
Lard. prime steam 505c choice. 0.l2isc. Bacon-Boxed
shoulders 5sc longs. 5'.c clear ribs 5'sc Dry salt
Shoulders 4S.c longs. &C. clear ribs. BIC: clear
sides SIC. High wines steady at 81 %. Wool inactive.
unchanged. I,agging. ORDERS unchanged Iron ties
72c Irvine. De- Lead steady; Missouri and desverixed
Soc saies 10 ut 2s2iec; chemical 2S3c Spelter
| held at 395c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards Chicago. March 13.-Cattc-Re-
ceps head: market strong common r to eSra
cows and bulls 81 5OaS3 70 calves 81 1898 co. texans
90 i0Gs4 ~ Hogs-Iecepts p 900 head: market easy
81 si o. common to choice mixed 81 s50S4 o. choice
assorted 81 0G 10; Hight. 81 s5gS4 l2l5; pigs - 1oh
e. sheep-Reccpts. 1000 head market active and hrin
Inferior TO choice 81 75q So 10 lambs 81 5ons3 90
ST Louis March i3.-National Stock Yards Cattle,
Receipts $40 head market slow and prices unchanged
native steers saass !o 81 2sas3 CO. calves sS
ss1S 3 5ca: s. isa:t 10 sns.P
81 25 81 % native mixed 81 25QS3 60. lambs. 81 30 ~
Huraio March l3-Cae- Receipts last - hours Z;W'o
week iaio consigned through 2o3o; to Hewn oH,
laf on sale 90. market opened iIm; closed urn 10,
butchers grades with about AL sd 10 prime nn ssc so
eytro 81 75qs7 Iogs-Recelps last - hours l,o mead
total week thus far 40 for same Vins s," on
soi. go: markc, opened lower closed duh ana w,hh
With all sales mediums 81 % and pigs at = 3" .,, n.s
r., he dav Workers left over early sai
ao workers. 81 aoas4 70 pigs s. aas4 40 mixed gsc *
s q SSasi 81 rough- 81 5Ods3 10 stays 81 ''nsa 20
s cen and lambs-Recerts last - hours $50 hsi ,oa
n,rs,nod through 500: Ncw-York. 2Uo on sale 49,
rnar., opened steady: closed steady with aDou, ~, %
hut heavy lambs mixed snrep sn 1 70 choice
81 G,GS cus and common ~ '5nst; g",i " e. IN
s 81 lTs, 20: culls 81 JOa$3 90 export lambs - 40
,rn,e 81 4oG 81 20: good 81 l31S 80: rough rat
SgGS3 ~ calves 81 JodsG -. Hogs Receipts
market dull and prices oh"c lower nn ~ sun
tns, ynrkerq 3pGsi -. roughs. SnS3 J" sn,.p w
rly ught. demand Hight. market SLOW" PRIME. - e. ,"
f,ir 80 4oas3 60. common. - '"Hs" Ia hhoS F"''"
~ sn.,. ctv March i2.-Hogs Receipts. 100 bed
market slow t. zoe lower; s5 o ana ''"im
o, b.a1. market lower. native steers. best y a1 ~
fir 10 god s3d&g % cows AM hei'sps; oes, srS w
iAr {. 7;5s. ~. c,ivc. $3.50. Texas and Western
81 7oat3 -. shccp-Reccipts so" head market h'm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
-AMGRIc.'o oREATEST RMIRoAe'"
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ uiIncnM RIVER r.
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street x,r.,s.
$3.50 MEHcept sunday Empire state sSsuy E1 Htcs
Syracuse "a and rochester Due Buffalo 44o p "'
Sasqra Fails ' Ps. Nail for Al
"'o bany U1ca SYRACUSE Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
o.so A. SNEscept Sunday Day Express For all HI"
Porant NewYOTk state pU,nis Limited For Column
bus Cincinnati indianapolis and 81: Roches-
at Pougnkeepse. Albany. Utica Syracuse
100 p M@Baiy Chicago Special for De PSushkeep
land Toledo and chicago c s Syracuse. Roches-
$3.50 r MwE Keep s SUNDAY West f0n'
$3.50 MIDaiy North shore Lim saps p at Albany
600 "fa aa5 Troy Ussa Samso
Nasara Fails. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit chi
ess fssG M clSnSa For s troy Saratoga Burlington
Iatisbus St Adams and M Es,ssqa Falls, ceve
sd" land IndanapoIis' ST. Louis. Chicago. stops al
Poushkeepsle. Albany and Utiea Car passengers
only. fOr points on Fall Crook Railway Via A''"''
0'' isy caSs
T2 nsn e and .Ss snS n0cD.
1910 NIGHTThestrs train .1 for sSefy night
Sunday IN hight sunSay nights Albany and Chicago
ooc e. an lsiys 81 p ba TSs except Sunday
tsaed s via Ha I D'S P,,sed and tn. Ber
shrs Nus " Hafl, .Hxs piY TS 09YoSKERs
Putnam Division as Yonkers in , son rSn,ns va"
hs Ee ,ran, d R9ad rns s the only w
rnaGs car, With S al ni hr2ufh
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand Central siai Eos;
Broadwa i Park Place 2S 4S 80 o Vest
i25thst. and issth-st station, NewYork 1888 and '2o
Hsssas. G"s los S% h
IS EH r To T9TPSny GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agen..
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Dr, vaCtAwANNA AND WESTERN n. n,
DEL. In New-YOrk foot Of Barclay and
s'""""' " Christopher streets.
vEsTIBULED TH pAINTssCH itGMT BUFFET

,,,, rou.c 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONrCI.AlR.
D'rr TuE ORANGES, Summit. Bernardsvlle Besklns
LIE, Madison Morrstown, Passaic. Paterson. Boon
im Dover stanhope. NEWTON. BUDD'S LAKE;
,on HoPATCONG Hacketstown SCHOOLEYS
kN1HcNf,Nr AIN Washington. PfiILLIPSBURG. EAsTON.
MWATIcR GAP STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains.
ccnA ANTON, PITTSTON wIIKESBARRE. NANTt-
COKE DXNviLLE NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont
ynis UTICA RICHFIEID SPRINGS Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSwEGO. ITHACA. owEG0. ELMiRA,
SnRSINd. BATH. DANsvILLE BUFFALO and oil
nonts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
TO A. M-BINGHAMTON NAIL Stops at principal
e.oo A. M-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN,
UTiCA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
osWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cars con-
meet Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west
100 p M.-sCRANTON. wILKEsBAfsRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet parlor
400 p M-sCRANTON. WII.KESBARRE and PLYN'
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
1880 p NJ Dailyl.-Bunalo vestibuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. EI.MIRA, BUF.
FALo. Pullman Bufe. Sleeping Car Connects as
$50 =. 81 (Daily)-BuFFAI-O, SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
ToN. UTICA SYRACUSE and oswEGo EXPRESS
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at !!
Park Place 40 broadway Tickets at ferry statonS ~
2ss Columbusave New-York; sss and re Futonst ana
100 Broadway Brooklyn Time tables giving fuli ins0s-
mstion sT all stations -r, r a.. -
check baxsass from hotsi or rasidsnes 70 deenAuoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14

Market very steady to points advance com
pared with yesterdays closing prices Transferriole
notices I45. Total sales 1866 400 bales. New-York gross
receipts 1868 bales Exports Forwarded. S9s bales
pa bales spinners 245 bales stock Eli bales
SPOT quiet. Lice lower mddling upands l-lGc
and middling gulf. ll6c. Sales 24o bales all spinners
Liverpool oabe-Spot cotton. fair business doing.
sales. 1900 bales speculation and export 1000 bales;
American. 11On bales receipts. 1900 bales, American
1000 bales: middling upands. 4ssd Futures opened
barely steady sellers 264d decline; closed quiet and
steady > points decline: March. Alb March
April 4l5b: April May SAB May-June. 43b; June-Juy
APPS: JuiyAucus 4l2s: AuRusi-sepember 4c's sep
teer October. 4d b. October November 359b November
december 3jss: December January 3jss. Manchester
Yarns dull cloths firm. The Liverpool weekly statement
following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through ralne leave Nsw-Iors loon toou " West
S.Nn M-vestibuled Express Daily Tor dsmss
E(UD Is,,ghamton Emlra Buffalo, braato,u. 's.'s.
town Meadvle and the West. Parior car !"
~ Hu''Mo. yes,,bu,ed Limited fast rail Daily sold
C:UU train for Chicago via chautau9ua Lake spsrs
Cleveland 100 A. NJ. Chicago r. NJ Sleeper.
to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati . pin'ng AR
100 Ps MRsae xe.''ssssS for
Ds,rri, Chicago and the West ~., vii.
8:45 Daily solid train n, sssP.5: to Buff
,,,,cv .rso InCAI TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
sccommodarions at Ill. 26i. 4oi and o.. BrosdwN'
New York % and sss Brooklyn ~
1sr company calls for and checks baggage nom
ho,sis and residences TO destination.
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 10 (speciaD.-wheat to-day lost li,c
The break which began yesterday lasted right up until,
To-day May opened 0ac. sold between 84c
and 82hc. and closed at 02nc On the curb In the
afternoon prices . little nrmer. May seirn at
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CENTRAL RAILROAD6NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used .xclusivesiy yp.,.
rour Tracks. Automatic BLOCK ,ses


Nn,hrasi'e s coal rssa ' Biocs signals
On and after November Il; 1850
For Easton. De,hlehem Ailsn,9wH' H. Ito 0S
L, sS 2a: s!s ~; a% to SlSs sSS go
fSr 40 40 p. NJ sundays 439 ITO 30.
For Reading 500 SS ls 80 A. night; sundayS
i io9 30 $50 800 P. NJ, l2i5 night N 40. $780,
o ~ e snbury iewsburg end williamspoit az a. n
olo A. NJ ilO. l:3o 1880 +. M' 'u'''"''
ooo l. NJ ALL-RAIL ROUTE; ,,, - po,n.
F.. RED g. nsss 'f Hss9sn sna
G pd5t p So ~ A. sG M zoo sf p H.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
20 Rar Ss fssr s' r. Par. 'a'
''I For Atlantic City vineland and br'dse'0n' ''''
i For Monmouth Beach seabrshs and Hshnnds %
si"sJ 80 900 go T. No M' 400 @ p p n. IT,
ROYAL BLUE :.,, LlN ~
TO rHILADE WLsPiHiSd H1sTiAokI 49, ,ou
. fs5 6nins 1870 G ;se ssS 800 100 u
psrof CAP, S"ns avs 4so 800 1000 Il 80 IDin1s
Car Car A. r.. 2so. 400. 500. &c" DINING car T.
For baltimore and washinSton week & coo Dining
40 Dining carr. a. NJ. $50 $50 ~ ,.3O pnins
Can Car, r H. ! 49, 5 s,ss'o 600 cap p NJ 1913
and a., seat; .,s s can Sf
~ 9Th Ave- 81 Fast l+th st.. is4 Esw-YorS: Court
West a- 2uon 81. Prooklyn Broadway; wiiamsGuS:
,rha New-York Transfer Company VIII eai, ~ ~
baggage from hotel or residence 70 des''a0
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STEAMBOATS,.

SIkUUUUubD.
o|NScN~N<No~N>SSNS,,,..'S
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.
ID VIA SOUND LINES WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL. RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall RIVER from
new pier is y. r. foot OF Murray-st. at r. VI,
sT )NINGToN LINE. via stonnston from Ne" f'e'
90 n r. one block above Cana-st.. at CiOO y. VI.
NORWICH LINE. via New-Tondon. from Pier ~. y. h'
Desbross.s-st., at 6i3O y. VI.
n EW-IIAVEN-FARE 81; Excursion, S1.5O-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier 20. r. H.
T. NJ daily sundays excepted. arriving in time FOR tram
10 Merden Hartford sprir sAeld &C. Freight steamer
leaves +. NJ
DAMSDELL LINE-Steamers leave Pier ~,
~ " r.. foo, Franklin ST.. for Cranstons west
Point Cold Spring Cornwall Fishkl Landing and New
burg. weekdays p. NJ; Sunday. A. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

p,s,,n March i3-F1our quiet. spring patents ~ cog
81 IN. winter patents ~iTSt -: winter clear ana saes
81 mas, ~. r,rng clear and strushs N'h>".r I'm
,r.,l steady I4HTGc a bag. 81 snn$l - a Dbl '"tH
.,.,dy steamer yellow track. 30. 10 ana s',d,sl
asf.r oats s@1ij: 80 clipped. nc: No cliIp~i ~
.>i-r ~ white. -. SO white. 2Ia2''sc NIL tri
oule, spring hran ship. s3 -. winter bran ~ 3n
,alliugs Si3 75Qsi5 ~. cocnseed meal vi 'oasZ-
80 ann incks 81 5oasl2 90 cuts ti3 20: lean ends
az us..n aa:nsc. Lambs 7gsc. Mutton and year
llns. ia.,r veal sGioc fancy. lie. Fresh beef quie
,i'g7i.r. hnts 7Gpisc. fores +UJc BUTTE. choice
S.ttc-n creamery steady % Western. 22a2lc: mlta
lion lGdiS. ladies' lOai3c. Vermont. new milk. 2pn2-c
he- deir, l54iar Cheese quiet Northern choice. ioi
IL. Western aator. Eggs easy. quiet nearby 100 ~
Trs,rfn. i.ism l3c. Western and Michigan lligql@c
Nm. quiet. pea 81 2l0$l 90. mediums. 81 2'dSl 20 vel"
l yves 81 31rSi ~ rel kineys 81 COAST - Poultry
en choice iGniS. Western. fresh. l05c fowls North
cn l2GI.c Western. pdior. Stacy chickens and old
CO. H. 7n9c. ducks. l2ni'c.
nuGaio March i7-spring whoa, closing dull and ic
l-rrr Winter wheat dosing nominally lQliac lower.
,rn closing strong and gofl demand No yellow. ~ &c.
y, 3 yellow. 34c No yellow. 33sc. No com I,N.c.
y, corn I3l-c track oats closed weak and "a &c
l,ae- hut demand fair AZ the decline Bar"y-Sdles.
80 bush fair Western sc. 1000 bush COOL .Sc AMI
80. bush choice QUO. i: Fancy +3a+;c good 10
choice ioHt3-: fnir 33u3sc. State. - 100
P,s drii. 80 2 SO asked store. Flour in light de
,ni and easier best patent spring 81 GJds3 10 straight
81 p4 81 90 81 casa ~ do. straight 81 500
s. a. MIL fair demand and steady; course winter
course spring bran si2 do medium. si 10 nnc middlng
-rrnr si H. DO winter. sl2 10 rye fed. sll 30. homny
feed si2 -
rt,,r pvaf foi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14

COFFEE-SpecuIatlOn Was featircIcss, WIN pfIcts q
shade higher slight improvement at Have. Chief
September delivery. Havre closed steady
1. franc advance. March. 81 80 francs; April, sl13
francs; May 50 francs; June. s50 francs. Rio official
cables dull at 1900 refs; receipts 1000 bags exchange
quoted 9. stock. l20tO bags. Santos receipts. 1000
bags: stock 3O9OO bags: market quiet 1900 res.
Hamburg steady March, $50 pigs April "a pigs; May.
81? pigs: June. G6 pigs.
Contracts closed steady unchanged to 10 points ad
vance. Sales We're lG. 40 bags az follaws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14

aa se f 5 s sDd s0aF at ss and @
active and firmly held: TODAY 1000 bags Santos
bags Ro No spc, sod At At, is 81 ana 100 bags no spot
sales foows: 1000 bags washed Caracas bags
Central Ameries an, $50 bag, Mar9eaibo 200 bundles
'sns: aaa 80 mats inferior On private terms. D '
me market is Irregular IaSbss lots are ' quoted Su' at So
81 O5 and at same price although they could prob
ss Re 0SSfn nay and for s sS0 test at ~
egn sns sales are not making at over 2Gc The manu-
ia ast' price sin 2sq$oc for specials. Morphine
changed. Roots quiet but firm for gen,ian. which
i nS,s at at S SS;S O. &C. S ' CLOSING VII" s"' 'F'
FLOUR AND MEAI--The market for -four to-day was
dull and s nd os o S%ns o &c oh
from the top except special brands whSh also must be
s ssaasa Of 10 no s avail Toa sales
s sad elsar: 900 20 .cas Sa':' sIAS'
IS: s 1907 sS' ' Ps.t"'' loo GS :5y ans
g soas sy IT, 200 Spring patents g S%ass SS
$50 bis clears ss@ss 70 n a1,, ~ sLouK
RYE se1s. car" 'as. 900 ssss.s
smoSs s M EsmsTada western
s.sw s s5alsl Quoted ED Eei
Quoted: e o. r. o2s 100 ~ ssa 5oS ,h,5ps
sIS 4 rf es market te Sas ' Generally
quiet Rasns fairly active and steady Dates quiet,
Cuant' quie. and STEADY pTrn ne ssaay aos
s%5c dates Haliowee aNc; currants 2Na4'c pr1nsss
2isU3c. California, 4ttH'ac. ~" ~
Erazi nuts 4sN5c: walnuts 6glOc hiberts 4giOc; hss
441oc ..a ID. .,, ,osv.
oranges steady active: bananas quiet pine
annss nominal: cocoanuts quiet We quote; Lemons
e. ,5fs3 oranges 81 50d$3 20 Valencia ~ 100
az. Jamaica 81 1J4$l0: 4ocQ$l 10; pneappes
Ssds2O: cocoanuts S2jQS33
GRAIN-wIIEAT-Th day was divided into two sec &C.
tons the bulls having possession OF the ned during me
morning and taking charge In the ai% noon
Opening prices shade better than the curo nses
~ last night due a surprising hrmness IN the Liver
no market quotations by the second cable showing an
ADVANCE OF nd II suggested later that this rise
abroad was due manipulation by parties interested IN
the break After the opening snot,s coversi
freely causing prices advance LQ9sc and bringing IN
fair buying FOR Investment At the West several o, ue
cammissIon houses were noted good buyers and the
market although Irregular showed firm undertone up
to midday The late cable weaker again, ana aiter
IL O'Clock brought in local realizing sales winch
found little support In the way OF buying orders ana
the market gradually weakened until to The local selling
wa. added iiruidaton tired holders which laer ue
veioped l. TO Generalization sales OF long wheat reach.
ing large proportions There practically no export
purchases in market. cash demand az chicago was
iess than expected. and crop news all day was OF
generally favorable character. Traders who bought
Couple Of days ago anticipation OF damage reports
suitlnr from the cold conspicuous among the
sellers to-day. II any damage has been done by the
drop in probably confined 10 small areas
The authorities are united In saying that crop con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs--we still having a very quiet
trade in domestic with liberal supplies the
market further weakness on some varieties For
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
THOMAS BYRNES ~ BUSINESS.
HE rs TO MANAGE DEPARTMENT OF lNSUK-
ANCE AGAINST LOSS BY BURGLARS IN THE
UNITED STATES CASUALTY COMPANY

HE IS TO MANAGE A DEPARTMENT OF INsUR-
ANc,r AGAINST LOSS BY BURGLARS IN THE
UNITED STATES CASUALTY COMPANY.
Thomas Ryrnes. formerly al the head OF the New
York Police Department. is likely soon to resume
bis activity as a thlef-cacher. This resumption OF
operations on the part OF the ex-Supern:endent Is
TO be accomplished through the medium OF the
United States Casualty Company when mas declueu
10 establish a department.. namely, that OF IN
surance against burglars and burglary VI thls
department Mr. Byrnes IL 10 be In charge lie was
y, Wednesday elected a director OF the United
States Casualty Company.
To a Tribune reporter ex-Superintendent Byrnes
said Yesterday afternoon: When left the Ponce
department % Ncw-York. several gentlemen OF
financial standing came to me and proposed that
should take charge OF just such a department as
the United States Casualty Company Is to estab-
ush / refused the offers and went to the other
side While there | Investigated the working OF
similar systems. and when returned TO America
the Casualty Company renewed It's proposals. when
| again refused | have been In New-Jersey ior
some time and on coming to this city few days
ago an Offer was again made me. to head the pro-
posed department OF insurance against burglars
We came To an undcrs landing and was elected a
director OF the company at the same time as John
4 Mccall president OF the Ncw-fork Lilo IN
surance Company. who had been investigating us
standing and had decided to interest himself III the
proiect | am to be "A vce-president Of the com.
pany and general manager or tho department. Vi
insurance against burglary.
I've shall insure everybody and anybody against
burglary: dwelling houses stores. banks, SUBURBAN
re sidences and 20 forth our rates VIII depend
upon tho efficiency Of the police authorities "l}mtn
whose districts are the properties We insure; me
premiums where the police are especially eniclenl
viii be corrcspondlngy low. Any help that my eA-
nerience may enable me offer the local authorl-
lies shall be glad 10 give, and II 1t Is found neces
sary | shall organize corps or picked GetectNeS
70 follow thieves who steal property insured by us
until they shall be brought to justice These men
viii h. called upon IN where the authorities
are unable to apprehend the thieves.
BENJAMIN F. Tracy ex-Sccretary OF the Navy. Is
president OF the United States Casualty Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
CHAUNCEY MARSHALL PROCEEDINGS.
HE TELLS ABOUT HIS FATHERS WILL AND THE
CORDAGE TRUST

HE TELLS ABOUT HIS FATHERS WILL AND THE
CoRDAGE TRUST
The supplementary proceedings X rays were
turned Chauncey Marshall. partner OF James
NJ Waterbury. again yesterday in Special Term
Part V. OF the Supreme Court. by Lawyer Jacob
Marks. who Is trying to discover some property to
apply in satisfaction OF judgment against them
FOR 1871 600 obtained by Barring. Magoun co.
The main line Of questioning was on the subject
~ the money which Mr. Marshall had secured
from his brothers and sisters He testified that his
fathers estate worth about 100000 and that
his father had told him before his death that he
would leave him nothing He denied that there
was any agreement understanding that his
brothers sisters were to pay him his share; he
was simply an executor OF the will. Mr. Marshall
finally admitted that he thought his father took
into consideration his financial condition in leaving
him out OF his last will.
"He feared your creditors would get some OF IT II
he left you your share
II think It is likely he feared that. It is likely
that something OF the kind was in his mind
Your father never gave you any equivalent for
a share in his estate?"
NO he gave me very little
you owed him very little at the time Of his
death?'
81 owed him considerable"
How much?"
zone hundred and fifty thousand dollars"
He did not consider this money given as loans?'
NO as Gifts" lie said his father gave him one
eighth interest in the business OF L. Waterbury &
co. and later he acquired his fathers remaining
interest worth s3S5000.
"Did the firm Of l.. Waterbury Co convey all
,ts real estate to the National Cordage Company"
I'VE conveyed all We agreed to- ,,- -,
did you ascertain the price at Wnlcn inc L.
Waterbury & Co. plant was conveyed TO the CORD
age Company?
YES about N.67l.0oO"
.'t;nw much OF that real estate?"
..;rbe nr,ncipal value was on the buildings land
and machinery" Mr. Waterbury said he could
nor find any agreement between himself and father
by which he acquired his fathers interest in L.
Waterbury & co. o.,
"Diln't your father keep books?
NO he was very unmethod!caL'
There was considerable money due the hrIn or
+ Waterbury a co. a the time OF its fallureT
'T'here must have been: there were notes and
accounts" Mr.. Marshall said that there were due
him al the time OF failure about %,yD or %,tD IN
notes from various persons
You have never taken any proceedings TO collect
II Would not want to collect money that way"
retorted Mr. Marshall
How many summonses have been served upon
you by banks
A great many
An adjournment was then taken until Wednesday
1920.