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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
SAMUEL WOOD's MILLIONS.
a TansIe OF Litigation In the Past. and More
Litigation In the Future.

Tho contest over the will OF the late Sam
uel Wood. DIR. William Elmer. one of the ex-
ecutors, said Yesterday. cannot DO seriously
intended by Samuel A. Wood. a remote cousin
Of the maker Of tho will. The money relations
between the latter and the estate of the former
are complicated Abraham Wood was the late
Samuel Woods brother. and dying. he be-
aucathcd to Samuel. the only surviving brother
his property. valued at ssOO. 900. in trust Dur
ing the remainder of his life samuel was to
have the interest or earnings Of this sum. and
ut his death the principal was to 20 intact to
Samuel A. Wood. the present contestant Of sam
ucl Woods will. But Mrs. Hewlett. mother Of the
present heir Mt law Of Samuel Wood contested
the VIII to prevent tho money going out Of her
hands, or her heirs or Samuel Woods estate
will she and Samuel Wood would have been
the direct heirs Of Abraham Wood. But sam
uel Wood defended his brothers will. on the
Mrs. Hewlett has died. and her son and heir
Abraham. carries on the fight The will has
Court judge. and aiterward hy jury trial in
the same court Taken TO the Court VI Ap-
pcas. it has been sent back for a now jury
Now that Samuel Wood il dead. RbraRam
Woods will is kept from being Carried out 10y
this contest, and therefore Samuel \ Wood Is
hept out Of his property. Naturally. he is
cranky over the stubborn lighting 10y Mr. Hew-
lrtt. He has once 9r, twice asked ,one OF the
would not compromise Abraham Moods will I:
but Mr. Hewlett VII not. II looks as though the
attack on Samuel Woods will II simply threat
- force a COMPROMISE. ANY lawyer knows
that Samuel A. Wood has no interest directly.
in the will; and. therefore. that he cannot con
test. The fact that he would not get n penny by
the viii even If u is broken shows the aniinus
81 the aiinck. The property would 20 to Abra-
ham Hcwlctt. Mr.. Woods only nephew. There.
lore. DR.. Elmer said. the contest will probably
soon be- over, ns the case comes before the sur
rogntc on the 9TH Of April next
Mr.. Samuel A. Woods lawyers ridcued the
Will yesterday rs inconsistent. A hospital WAS
~ nave been founded Tor the benefit Of the Wood
family. and, in changing from hospital to Col
lege OF Music. Mr.. Wood : language leads 10 the
conclusion that the College Of Music is 10 bs
used only 10y the members Of the Wood family
until they die. As - other reasons why samuel
A. Wood contests the will. he preferred to re-
serve his fire until the ith OF April.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
AM SEHENIS.
verdr. Baiio In Ma.chera n, Booths.

The managers Of the Italian company per-
forming at Booths Theatre are bringing out
the operas Of their extensive repertory one after
the other with much rapidity Last evening
Nerdis BallO in Maschera" was represented in
the main.in very creditahlc manner. The opera
Is such a fountain Of charming melodies that
II needs less help from the artists than most
others to max it pleasing and attractive.
The principal characters were assumed last
evening by Mile. Roze and Sgnor Frapolh.
Neither of them appeared TO be in their best
voice. Indeed. Mr.. Comfy appeared ut the close
OF the FIRST act and apolOsz,d Tor the tenor
II was Apparent that he WAS suffering from bad
cold, and MS voice weak and not TO
he depended on when he was singing
uezzo roce. but when he eXcrtrd himself MS he
did in the impassioned love Duet in the Third
act, he won most hearty and w-l-desrryed an
charmingy though with very apparent lack
81 breadth OF style and largeness Of voice.
shared.
1t is certain that the Illustration Of great pns-
siOns rising to "a climax Of musical EXPRESSION
II not the field in which Mile. ROze finds her
gr at"st fitness or her highest success. She does
not seem to DO altogether in sympathy with the
tragic muse, Doubtless lighter operas, such ~
Rossini's " Barhior" would show her artistic
qualities TO greater advantage.
II seems To be "A habit OF the present snngOn To
have unusually long waits between the acts.
Lust evening il seemed ~ though the enter
tHlnmcnt consisted principally Of intcrmissions
with intervals Of music. Az for flowers, they
were brought down the aislrs and passed IN to
turn graceful act OF courtesy almost into
ridiculous farce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
GREAT SAFE or TROTTERS.
Meeting Of Horsemen Around the Auction
BLOCK Good Prices Realized.

The largest sale Of trOtting stock that
ever took place in The United States was brought
to n successful conclusion yesterday at tho
American institute building. Many prom incut
turfmen. from all sections Of the country wcre
present Mcssrs. Van Tnsscll * Kcarney were
the auctionecrs. The following ia list Of the
sales. with purchasers. and the prices realized:
Lsndseer br :. 7 year'-od. ~ Mambrino Patchen, =
sra9 to L s i, I Ras.1s i ia 'l7 M
ioman g he AGENT Of tho WYOMING Si"ck Farm Pa
record Eng 81 J Fcr.u.o Of '' s ~ ' iSn SG
b :. years old, by Jay Goui. to Mr. Nilsson. y
na@Ce avn watson s, ~ Sss I.Sg.
ehe.er s77S 1mis % Ss.I Gy Nv H.
dycks iiamtletonian, 70 mos ouonnor. \. - siso
w,iSs,sarr,, r. s.,2s Greyl9,k en- m; eyearsold'
go Lgey Long t. wear; old By Almont. to "
3D. BY pckw s% doTE s sss' r.,aa yI "a
in. Ns"g e" star .:o 's"r' old sy .Ss
IMcn. Y; SO, wohurn star , n. ! year. old, by
y bd ,,li n hys,,i . sPSs%;
Reed. Jer.,v IN. sis1 M"iiieewn Bs , H'im''.
year. cd ~ Middleown To 5 stamford. schcn,ca.
axe. iai1GlconSn' ioi Trsinor. \ : SIS cru.6sr.
fe to 'i' B Sf S" 1dooia N s 81
IA web,er ~ ysars 3D. BY hSiyk to $
THdSiac to poys Se"srs. ss5 SIS ss SS
ch =; - }crrs old ly Alnont 70 Jas fMck $40
uuiney. y y. 500 Lady, Anna cl NJ Dyrafs old. hy
" uodlord Mambrno, toA ". blake, Y s.4n Lady
Mnln. M ~ wears old. b, Iron Duk.. u Daring
\ y, $50 Duncan, ch 80 years oid, by Baohnan's
old b, Ethan Alien 10 VIM Bo'lp,k lhilAle pima 500
Bc.,rr. b. e.. wears old. hy Il, siyks HsnhletnniAi
Is wears old. by Jupiter 10 II + Wo~inui, Flushing l..
Metrcry, Br'eule, = $40, Isdrs ch ~ Yeas
old, by ldc, to " g Kellogg 500 nalnblcio.
man Eclipse h. ~ wears old. BY k,sdyk's IIambl,.
tonnn, 10 ! canton y s2ln Norma. biz m
years odd, by MH,rrlrN. to WIN Watson. g. S3,5.
\ !. $40 rArapluc, b. <. ycar, old, b, Baokmans
Messenger Duruc tuJ Is Weaver T.. sl45 Lady
Juno d. T., years old. nv kentucky Prince, tn " l.
Guuoy. si21. Juno, ch ii year, old hy Cnnk.
Inns American star t. WIN Watson s. Y s.an LOUISE
b { N'ar- by knckcrbocker TO ". Mccarthy. \ s.
SlWi, Aluuette. u T.. iNrArs old by jay luld. to
Leonard. Wcstchc,terN s.,lU a, Maid b IN II
years old by ManhHpan. tod MAsrrson. n Y $50
fantine c &, wears Old by kentucky Prince. 10 Mr.
Muu.irN \ Y S1D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
House Of Representatives.

The House resumed the consideration Of
the Massachusetts, contested election case the
question being upon the resolution declaring
Dean tho Democratic contestant entitled to the
seat. which was adopted-yeas 1874, nays 1913
the Speaker voting in the affirmative Mr.
Butler Rep. Mass voted yea with the Demo-
Gratis. and the following Democrats voted nay
with the Republicans: Mcssrs. Cutler IN. Jl
Hartrldge lGa; Herbert tAla). Henry Md
iiter \. u, h"a Mo-. Sirnger PENN Walsh
Nd. aud Williams Dell Mr.. Gambler Dem
and paired.
Mr.. Jones DEM. Ala.l. who had voted the day
hei9re N lqyor OF Field. said that. the House
having decided against his view of the Massa-
chusctts law. he would vote yea, lApplause on
the Democratic sidr.l
Mr.. Dean WAS then sworn in. taking the iron
=, Mr.. Harrison Dem. III wanted to call NJ
n" report in regard TO Doorkeeper Polk but
INC HOUSE retused-yens lo7. nays 1873.
preparation bill providing for deficiencies In
the miscellaneous fund Of the Senate and House
OF Representatives. and the Senate's amend
MIR. Willis Dem, y. Y offered n resolution
directing the Judiciary Committee Ia ascertain
All inc ia'ts and circumstances relating to the
making Of two contracts between the Union Pa
enc and the Kansas Pacifl' Railroad hearing
date respectively about April 22 or 80 1873; also
wne'ner such agrrements We're IN conlrayen-
IN" House resumed the consideration OF the
District tiovernm"nt bill.
Mr.. Townshend QDcm.. III opposed that eec-
ton OF the bill which binds the national Gov
eminent To the payment Of one half OF the ex-
pensrs incurred for carrying on the Govern
ment OF the District. H. called attention To the
ce"ded, in proportion To the number ~ inhabi-
tants, the debt Of any other city Of the Union
Alter further discussion the bill WAS laid
adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
THE GOLD AND sTocK TELEGRAPH.
An Order Restrninins the Company from Re.
moNIng Int rumeni.

Tho New York Gold and Stock Telegraph
Company has informed the blackboard brokers
in Wall and Broad streets that the use they
made of the stock telegraph has been detri-
mental 10 the interests OF the company. and
that their instruments will be removed after
business hours on March &c. W. Tumbridge 4
Co. Of Wall street applied to Justice Gilbert
yesterday for an Injunction restraining tho
company from Withdrawing their instrument.
lh"y submitted AN affidavit that the firm was
engaged IN the legitimate business 81 the pur-
chase and snle Of stocks. and that their profits
amount To over $1,000 month. They have "A
contract with the Gold and Stock Telegraph
Company 20 furnish them with quotations from
the New York Stock Exchange until June
1873. and they Assert that II the instrument
should be- Withdrawn the business would he
broken up. Tho AFFIDAVIT further recitos that
tn" business in stocks is carried on in the same
way rs in the New York Stock Exchange. eN-
cept that the purchases and sales arc in smaller
quantities.
Justice Gilbert granted an Injunction restrain
ing the company from removing their inHtru-
m"nt pending suit 10 compel the company
a. perform ts contract until the date Of It's eX-
llrAtlOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
NEW FORK CITY SWINGS BANKS.
Some Additional Reports Figures that will
Interest Depositors.
Below we print another nstallment of
abstracts Of the reports OF the city savings
In Ia f..r In lA-Q.

hnstrh'ts Oh Tue rrports Oh tne CITY savings
bnnke for Jan 1 1873.
~ - s..,..' -, .. 49,. 80 a. 49,,
nANh '"h ~, ~ nv ~ =" NkW i"hk -h,ssfrc>s
uirnt- COS, ~ ~ m,rhrt value w same t2i
1870 namhnI h"u-c "hu 10Y ,o.t tl.5Ub cash on
N'n"sl' NV ~ y" vhsn nn uhiu 800 anu oiher as
- n""i w ,,'s - ~ 20 f"'' - L",Nh,Due de
p"sl,pts $500 ~. rNv'ss ~ co.t ~ stocks over
"nhr' IVY, u, z sillusi $1,000 ~. open &C
.nunas 49, NE . W., .nynn ia'' Due de
p"Ntor -, fV@iN ~ surplus sS,o"2oo ~, open ac
counts 'l"l3
81 ~ . 49, s nnh mort
49,, ~ 800 s,..N ull,ls t.'t rzHl w market
nn, u' s",n', $1,000 snt,siW n"u,e anu 10Y cost
st.,' .h-n on uen,s' - w - ,Hsh on hfid =
~ - &C. nhlht value on sto - over cnst - ,fe
an' ,,ner sssets making total OF sl'IuT y Le1H,
~ 'u ur p", ~ -, ~ iui -, Il'us s",, =
n , 80 ., ',s "als 'spoun - v 'nh J. i7.'
que i'"nt9ts SSl.Nv"-' surplus, 100 'VJ 49, open ac.
'1Iu,'s' . 80 v.n. e...y.. ~. - ~, 49,
flhNfNih " am SNiN9s bANk -hc"1hIo,s-Bonds and
muttfsse-; sllHS'' -t~k Investments cost t1Hn,
hlHh't lu, =. siii 1000, 'Ash on nrlo-t SlS "" ~
'a,l on 'H 49, -" Ng'ss nl narkrt Nhlnc 81 stocks
~, So S',w aM n.'r n,,,ts m"kins a. total of
piu' - 80 "" "p' ace cunts 2,33 TIL bank reported
~ INN 80 pu, hcl n.linfs, t@"l'N' ~, surplus,
- u - ulFh accounts 800"
hivHfffsR sounds and MORTGAGES Il t-I
monts ft-t IS rS - -, market value same 81 a.,
ij a. bankin- house and lot siun 49, cash on
irpu- -iiZ-i2 ~. ca- hand ~ ,l9 ~ and nthcr
asst. making a total uf ~ all Gf1 Inbta.e.-D Due
dyDosor - i.7i~ 90 excess uf cost stocks over
market value. 80. 15A ~ SURPLUS 1891 ptis- upeu nc
counts ep5t This hank reported on Jan 1877 Due
dcuuors - iOi .47iS5. surplus 500 sdi 10 otcn Ac
Ns~ Nons SAviNcs BANS-R,-roo,.- Bonds ami mort.
ft,k tux : AK. IA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

NHcuOn IKE tN Of 80 per Tor sTrcifc Ncon.o
for retail or nnrronm deacr' onehs PAYABLE on grant
s,rtnu nrn,itr. for n"tr m ~, y - ,',U Wv, H. -
t.r ,nd a.. L..tt . a., r.',J 80 H. ,,,t ~. s Vs. -
so'i m b1rr,Dn, and by ,rtgil in,l.rs ' W. "'""'
A.rii.n rn, , o.. 40 , az h "a, ,.on,it,
AMI ,, ,h ' A. ~ "a ~
at mime a. nav t, .,,, a, ,i,,,' =, ~, ~
In Inc same manner ,s .thrr IN, no.. n,,. ,oio,,
and auIh' rilns Tho cor,ar,t,nn 1,,nu., -, rr,,,t
syun.t III lnudsmnn T'' '" ~ ~ '''''
.,'"t,,, rn,it. A. e., ana, ,,rs,, ,,, 81, .,oi,,to
o IN. mn !, ctt.n mil t1 nI,i ,,t t.s ia AZ, VI, ,r
mar ,hau sitD am, thtr,t "a ga a., ti tn,,,r,,r w. '
h,rt,nn 10 IA, u., Ia, stsn
S.cuon II r,nuir,s ii r,u,. - Ia az. ,t ,,,ii lr,..
b.t ck"mps the usins 81 liquors in repHrns medicine
,,, non u makes II l'h"lF 10 "n'uiy lmule The
s,cton ~ nakos il a pcnnltv for officers ch,,g.d win
enforcement tho law ~ ne. lcci tlor iuts rn shaie
BY hne Of rom w 10 spl ami removal from oinc,
sIcu2n - nr@I., upi az, ofcss 'hsrsc wih dgty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
4 DEiDBEiT ARRANGEMENT.
The American Commission to Paris-Fre,sht
ut 5000 ~ Ton.

WASHINGTON, March 2I.-Thc management
al the American exhibit At the Paris Exposition
promises to pan out with the usual amount 81
corruption. iaiotic extrnvngancn and oNtrnvn-
giant ldlory. Twenty commissioners have been
4 'olntrd. each with salary Of 81 200. and 100
honorary commissioners without any salary
~ OF whom are popularity supposed TO be
charged with the duty OF attending 10 tho
American exhibit, and the bus mess con nrctel
Herewith. OF the comm issioners appointed
not one. So far as have been able To as crtain
understands the French language. and many Of
them do vlocnce 10 the English. Not only do
they have clerks To do IN" routine work of tho
commlsslon, but men are employed to attend
thr duties which the commission was specially
selected 10 perform: For instance, in the art
depMrtmcnt special corps OF men Is employed
r. N'w ~ iork To- sfl@g plMnreS to be sent to
thr pictures and take them to the Exposition
What hthers man OF a common understand
ing is 10 know what are To be the duties OF tho
l2O comm sslOnrrs II II If not TO perform the
work that belongs tn them 70 do.
But the worst part of the performance con-
slsts In the freight department. and tho dead
bent passenger system established. For in
stance. ono o. the ships employed by thu Secrc-
larY oi IN" Navy To transport goods intended
Tor IN" exhibit IL On" Constitutions The expense
OF nVlng her out was s6O,OOO. She is manned
by 80 officers and so s"amen. md was loaded
win iroight OF ITO tons about ns much IA an
Erie canal boat would carry. Tine whole cost Of
the cruise OF this ship cannot be less than
500 900. which Will bring the freight up Ia 5000
per ton. In the case OF the other five ships TO
be- employed. tho rate will be- abput in proper
ton. The amount Of freight to be- transported
shlps are to be employed. manned by 10 ofll-
GERS and over 900 s"amen. the whole cost Of
which + set down at not less than $3.50 600 or
about $3.50 per ton for the fright transported.
The inlamy OF this extravaganza can only bo
July appreciated when II IL known that rrspon-
sihle shlppnrs have offered To transport That
freight, fully insured, for 81 per ton or 81 900
Tor the whole against threr-uuartrrs OF q mil
lion. which II viii actually cost tho Govern.
mont The fact is, tho whole scheme Of en-
poylng Government ships to transport this
freight was got up 10 give horde Of supernu-
merary deAdhens n the navy an opportunity
to visit tho PARIS Exposition at the tx panse OF
the people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

STATE bonds were dun and weak the only recorded
sales having been IN Louisiana Is consolidated At u.s.
- Railroad securities ruled highcr and ~ large Dc
maud The principal transactions were a. follows Rur
hngton Cedar Rapids aud Northern lists tDi, rai. aO
- AID lists I,Dls Delaware and Hudson coupon
g ir4 o. Delaware and iiudson registered bohis
lsel WI Cleveland and Toledo sinking fund HOS Lake
shor, consolidated coupon l,s iiu'. Lake shore lists
consolidated registered iiOAi New YORK Central list
mnrtgagt coupon bonds l2I Central Pacific gold bonds
l"'s chicago. Rock Island and racine It's 1917 lO7,
Columbus CHICAGO and Indiana Central lists ~. Toledo
aud wabash lst ex coupon. 100, Great Western lists
1870, eS coupon, Wis quincy and Toledo ists e \ ma
ured COUPONS I6is Alton and Tcrro IIaue Ads prefer
red, 81. Houston and Great Northern lists with ntres
CERTIFICATES. 80. Hannibal and It josef convertible
s's missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds, lOi, G. II and q
I'll. q, ma Sorthwesern con coup. gold bonds. Y7ls
hnstnn Hartford and Erie iss Ia &i4i, Morris and n
~ as; lot New Jersey Central lists. new. III. New
AMI division, sri Milwaukee and st Paul consol
GATED sinking fund, 'shst-i, Milwaukee and 81 Paul
-. god l'S chicago and Northwestern consolidated
soulon gold bonds s1's Della ware Iack Savanna and
western convertible iUl Erie ais los. Union Pacidr
lsi., lH's tmon Pacific d land grant Ioi. Union
AuNis iIni. 90, Rome. MaiertOwn and ttrden.burr
consolidated lsts io4 Great Western DDS ex Novembcr
80 g upon '.s ho~af axe and OHIO Isl.
~ Il hi.h aId Nilkc,arrc con- 49,. 81 Paul lists III
nil u ~ ono anu Mississippi con sinking fund ~ .
hsn,as fAcifc income, No Ii. ~ ,,ai5GiGIs
il' opening highest. lowest AniJ T. NJ closing prices
oi stucks Ia day sl,.,a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, March 2S-P. M-Thcre was
an unusually large and we'll distributed bust
ness observed at the Stock Exchange. with tho
Western shares commanding attention during
the morning but subsequently Delaware. La *
awannn and Western. which rose to 81 = from
52h. and Delaware and Hudson. which nd
vanccd Ia cent. TO 53is. with Morris and Es
sex ! % higher mt 1917 changed the current Of
speculation and impaired to the general mar
ket u more buoyant feeling. The Northwestern
shares, we'll ms Lake Shore. were actively
sold by the clquos in these stocks.
and this fact will explain their de-
cline but the st. Pauls wero put
forward In the later dealings. and attracted re-
mrark. because Of tho rise in the common from
~ o-d3h. the preferred meanwhile ranging
from 72A to 49,. In Ohlos. however. there
were considerable realizing sales. although the
ut the lower figures Pacific Mail. although
strong. was only moderately dealt in until near
tho close whom, sales were effected At 1871. as
tral dropped from G5h TO 60 and Western Union
T Tas also weak =, decline from 10. 70 e;
cent. to 75is and Wabash further advanced J,
Y cent. to 1877. while Erie ranged NJ i0's@1i
acted from q. to 81 Hanni6Si and st. "g Joseph
common rallied to II. and in Rock Island there
wy.s u good business at an advance from 1903 to
closed = better at % \. and Now Jersey Central
was up q cent. TO 49, buyer g. on active trans
ids and Northern moved up IL Y cent 10 33i,.
and Illinois Central recovered from 75a4 to 40.
The changes In the remainder Of the list were
not important.
Tho total number Of shares dealt in was 1885,
94G. of which Delaware Lackawanna and west-
ern. represented 3s.360: Lake Shore, 33450:
western. i67o0: do do. preferred, 1000: Morris Morris
and EsseN, JOBS Ohios. 100: Kansas Pacihc.
t.4OO Rock Island, 1910; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh. 300: Michigan Central, 2212: Wabash
800: Western Union. 8 .S61 Pacinc Mail 1910:
io rd 0eq.rm diSeS Erie 1000 Bqrli9g
x. and Texas, 400 New York Central. $40; St.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern. 800: do. pre-
S 1aseP chaaro and
Alton; 200 ana c., G. and |. G.. 100.
y, II the gold market the advnncc Of the Bank
to more wnrlike information from Europe in
Guiding the resignation Of Lord Derby. caused
some covering Of the shorts. and AN advance
ihroIn lal,a TO lol''' with closing sales at the
The following were the principal quotations,
1913 1919 4 ~. 49, 1911. ~. ,SI,.
In loan the rsss paid for having balances carried
hNfn"nss ~1re site2t - god 9elaye,S 55lyD
aSS@Sd csea Sa and ds . SaS OUT r ia re-
tercst on the public debt s3l ,orl
wa a aS sc"c a" f rsG o s"s,
90 % gold balance. sO7 ~ Oio ~ Currency receipts
feaeS Balance VITA caDom 81 s az = cur
were sn nnd the rss p, wa.au9n 'od 1
Treasury also received s7Uono national bank notes
Foreign exchange ruled quiet but firm at a. 81, and
- w. Tor tnr and demand drafts respectively, with
IN the money mafkctca loans ranged at4ka5 r. cent
Government bonds opened hrm and siirhtiy adSsnc.d
with large Transactions IN 1875. 5s OF 1881 Is t-i
The following the +. NJ closing prices.
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THURSDAY. March 2s-FLouR AND MEAr-
the grades sold early Sc advance hut AZ the close
ss qsl Hss pr,rs. We quot
si4SSa 10 western spnnx wheat extras, si"nc.s, il;
6 y, do k aud xxx. sotsas.i 10 Minnesota patents
Ssss rlly shpllg S,rn. $3.50 southern bakers aud
& 5 Sfs i6, sG r. R,s ,, g t Brandy
slssS ton rye iced s s"sso "''''s' wheat 'es
HoTrcSISGoti '"c lover and closed dun Mddnng
500 points sales ~ 49, bales. closing At ~ ~, nr ami
10 SO Tor May lons' tor June NOE or July II 90
R.eciplsat ports to dan, 7il7 haics ~
.hc sro. Al 80 ios4sIO3s aud 80 hDis for Apr at
So but heih hi.h.r a. H.. CLOSE Beef quiet INT hn
v Mrsls = AND sli, long clear Cn meats .niiy lari
JaS s Oh the .po S@9 At 81 % r I rr MY an A.
a. snd Y $780, 70 Tor Prime western choice Ncs.r
Tor Ap 81 iaCss7 ~ Tor May and s7altss7 ir Jun"
ss a,ac oS l!s Sr a' new E ts,arS a., Nv
Old do. ;s22c cher,c irregular STATE factory Iaia',c
ssSmea sSe frc. ,Ss. WET essrssc factory 7s'2'
0G,ls-whca' wasecnyc, winter growih' aud white
ssrl, arrival, 2.ooo lush At 81 ~ Tor No. tGcaso.
Z ssess' q ,sS ~ red ani amtsf q ',sssl y iot
IAN the s Ia e e "a H at 49, s, via az r < n
iunr delivery lunu bush uclul.ns NJ Northwest
Sa.S :. ,s.sc ists.Ssd and ' ,'S ci viz sf"
Stilli- Ior wOs. Indian corn ayoryd Gaysrs o ,hs
Initiating s. new at sa}ss oa % 81 asa5
70 ~, mud 52eei2h ter T. amer mixed, Nenw Jer
and Suutlrrn, 1jeob,. Mrstrn whIt4 % -
For future d,l,rry sales Rye nrn,cr, Western ~
held At Tie boat NJ No State sold last nall Auul
7sc Barley steady sales n 90 hush IOc tor rowed
state and Apc. tor graded CAnaia.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

The first trot Of the season came off ut Fleet
wooi Park yesterday The match Tor SlOu between
John Murphys b. N Lady Jane aud W Brookss H.
Lady Elizabeth, mile heats best III o, to wagons Lady
Jane was the iavoritc nj two To one. The track
heavy At tie tliid attempt ~ scoring the horses
COED nd uH Lady Jane had the pole and made
play. Lady Elizabeth soOn pushed BY the la,unic aud
took thu had Coming up the hnmrstrrt they trot,d
nrck and neck Lady Jane carried Lady Elizabeth a.
bad break nnl coming righ away, tik the heat easily
IN ~ For the second heat the word gwen To AN
excellent start, LAZY lanc showing the Lady Eliza
beth fought her sharply tor iu three quarters mile
when she went tn pieces Lady Jane. holding her frrt
took The heat 37la The third heat repetition
Of the twu preceding Lady Elizabeth marking the coui
for unr only To give way to Lady Jane. who Was gwen
her head, Winning the heat and race in > 81.