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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-15
PERFORMERS IN LIMBO.

An Independents democratic association was formed
In Harlem ON Thursday night by number or young
politicians In opposition TO the orthodox Tammany
and anti.Tammsny organizations Soon alter It's
birth tho new CLUB was baptized IN q OF "iager, y
which Interesting ceremony was prolonged until after
midnight when the members departed for their
spsesivs abodes John Hurley, the president, and
thomas Ly nch the treasurer awakening In the
morning surprised by the plain surroundings Of
their apartments and were amazed on being informed
they had slept the 10th street police tation.
Onicer Moynihan escorted the pair 10 the Harlem
Police Court and Judge Flammer 10 welcome The
disting uishsd guests The latter frankly told HIS
Honor that IL was not the sentiment but tho lager"
which they had nlbibed that nad turned their heads
They still true democrats, bat NO longer
formers and would hereafter stick TO tho regular
ganizAtious. His Honor commended this resolution
and told tho prisoners that "reorm. like charity,
should always begin At home" The Judge then DIS
charged tho cuiprits an act OF courtesy TO tho
democratic party. IL was rumored yesterday that
the Reform Organization had resolved 10 hold
annt
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person would have in fact 10 90 out of the way 10 Be
obslructsd.
"A person has right walk on both sides Of the
street. interrupted Mr. Phelps
81 know some persons that require both sides Of the
street" retorted Mr. Field
ssThe meaning OF encroachment" resumed Mr.
Field sis what obstructs travel in the street, He cited
numerous authorizes on this point He then urged
further ground TO quash that the Indictment does
not charge that this news stand was obstruction.
II should have been averrea wherein It Is an OBJ
struction. IL Is simply SET forth that The
Alderman Kew this 10 DO obstruction. Tho
allegations are defective aud indic ment should
be pushed for that In conclusion briefly
summarized his argument. aud then asked whether,
In the Of all that is just aud in the OF the
majesty OF the Law. which they tnere repre-.
sent such Indictment could stand.
Al the conclusion oil MT Fields argument Judge
Barrett adjourned tho court until next Thursday at
which time ne said no hoped he would be able givc
mis- decision In the case,
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Tho Board Of Managers 81 tho Produce Exehsnge
met yesterday. President Edneu 20 me chair Tho
following applications Ior msmesrship ~ero ap-
proved i--cessge & Bogas, Henry a. Rare. Joha
Hsssing. Jessph a. Joass. q. X KINNEY. Jsmes Nc
Iaidin aus George rssvlDR
The fressaeat sppolntsa nna ans Beara connrmed
the standing conmites 90 rrosls4esa, AZ tolie~s -
Waller n. Bfush, tnnlfmam. a. hent pssid Mar,
y. A. Ferris And d A Amslang
The Afsstasssn 1ommstts. eject teck Sac e
once before tAe bossa ana ofGMnlx ed ~ wlsctlns
Liysrmoss chairman william ~ le.lsf, a.. was 81.
pointed counsel % the bssf4. a. Ssssu wss
sssctsa ON me Ifaas 1oamatiss, "a place sl q. A.
ReQus. aecllas1
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A MAGNANIMOUS OFFER.

"Iii tell you what III do, Judge" said dapidated
son OF tho Emerald Isle. charged At tho rombs Court
yesterday with intoxios,ion. "I'l plead guilty and
take one year the Island II you only send mp my
wiic She gets drunk every day Of hcr lilo aad throws
pans and kettles a. my head Oh. how I'd liko to
send her to thc Island
'rhsn you want me to send you and her TO prison
togctnerf" asked the Court
mo, SIR, not iogeihsr. don't want to 10 In the
same prison wstA her; bat--but n you would TX 49,,
Judge, to have her sent TO tho women's jait.n
..Oh, can't do that" said hi Court, but light
asnd her up, so you will both be together"
''Never MIND, then, Judge; lot nor alone I'm salts
ned" and the prisoner took mis- sentence OF
the City Prison, well pleased NJ temporary
separation from his other halt
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genslsmau :-oss evening when be with lbe Com
modors quarter past eleven isttsr vss brought
In TO him. Wnes ne had read "a he npwnsd, hesved
sigh, and dictated 70 hts secretary letter ssost -
In reply BEG TO say there crazy fellow roaming
me land calling himself my son, cerDelas Jsss-
mish v.ndsroll. u 200 snosid come 10 eonsAes S'sa
him don't trust him "
In answer 20 Mr.. Lord the visaes. tsn pretty Ger.
tam that the Commodore said Jsreminh Instead Of j.
He also sure OF the words calling himself my
son. which Mr. Lord said. aeligbiediy, 20 him
SELL .Apothsr good point % the sutjeci 81 aciusien.
The Court ao1ourned TIL Tuesday morning
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A BOND rIgE

Several years ago. under - No "a msssss.
benu Of me haasiDa asa ~ Jeserh RaAFesa staira
mortgage On the read Gas satherssa ~ pSa@a
The bonds we're nsaesfsphsa saa sAserssa. sa never
nsucd. They vsre ksst zoe vswtts W 49, ruien
Trust Company. Lasa isil. shea ths road cas- saasr
Of these bonds we're b,pesh~.ass 80 . es. 81
$4,000 wsih 1ss Gssla the Fsmstsana sac ess ~~su
aegositsd M Msso@ri bamks ~ EMfisse
g0ae % appeal bead. isf tke e~mFsAF ssts wElrk
hsd been tAk.n ~ a. ths ~alfsme Nsuft IL -
bands. aEasG ths present nn.Nssensnt ths sea.
wefa sithdf.wn. aAa ethsf sse9fAtaa a&katNAtsa
feaftng that tneg mtEht o. s~m# So lms9 aee
the Fln.ncs COMMITTEES yesterday wsAt - tas
Union Trust Sesss.ny ana 6estfel 80 the
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SADLY FOILED.

Mary Bradley, OF No. 344 East 10th street, called
yesterday atsrsoon Al the Harlem Police Court and
asked Judge Fiammsr 20 issue warrant Tor her
ssghbor. MIRA Ellen o'Rourkc, for aisord derby con.
duct. His Honor directed Mrs Bradley TO stop in
whsn she was SOBER. Mrs. Bradley declined and had
TO be led from the When half way ward
the door Mrs ORourxc entered, and, seeing her en-.
envy, cried out IN loud voice -
your Honor, charge That woman with sttempt.
Ing TO Kill me.p
sBrlng her back, replied tho Judge, and Mary, TIM
time very unwiliingiy, was led TO the front Mira
O'Rourks then made an sfiaavis which Mrs. Bradley
could not overcome and sho was accordingly commit
ted Tor examination.
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UNITED STATES BOARD OF TRADE.

Tho Commercial Law Committee OF the Unued
states board OF Trade which has under consideration
. resostioa oil the Board passed some ums previous
the death Of treasurer, the late william ORION
~ho prepared shc same petilsonng the Legislatures
OF the several states 10 consider the d~sraoiity OF
unincalion Of all the laws Of abe states relating
trade aud usrcc, met YESTERDAY ~ Nos. I'D and
2l6 broadway. Tncre we're present Nessra Thomas
Minssr. j. \ wAsLeurne, y n. fosmab, samuel
Marsh. u W. Bennett. q. Howard Williams and ,. n
Levy. Mr. wssb0arns presided aud q. W. T. tlargs
chosen SECRETARY. sub-colnm ittss, COMPOSED
OF Messrs Neamsn. Peabody and Hsma. ~ss appointed
70 prepare plsn scheme for tbs serk oi TIE
mlttec. and alter some dosuiiofy acbatc the nub
ject hand the COMMITTEES sdlonrnca subject 20 the
snll III ma
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED.

CnorER-JosEs On the morning OF the 18th inst
ut tho Church OF the Holy Communion, Ssw Tori
city. by the Rev. DR.. Woodruff Mr. J. BsLroS CoorHs
York city.
GgsKLL-NIcHoLs --on Wednesday. June s. at ths
residence OF The ides parents, No 90 West lsth ST.,
by the Rev John Hail, JULES GxsELI. formerly ID
Lyons, France, and MARY CuLBERrsos NicHoLs both
OF this city.
GouLD -HoDcE. In Brooklyn. by Rev. q. N. sims,
THEODORE s. GOULD and Errig l.. HoDGk. all oil
Brooklyn.
MERRIAM-WIGGIx --On Wednesday, June IL, ls1s
at The Second Con gregationai Church. In Gsssnnsld
Mass by the Rev. n. w. Monroe. ABBY r.. youngest
daughter OF Lewis Merriam. 10 FKEDkRick HoLns
WiGGIN, NJ D.. OF New York
PuRpy-sMTH.-On Wednesday, June ~, 1878. Il
the residence OF the 5riue's parents. Newton Conn,
by the Rev. J. w. Beach. Mr. RoBERr ;. PuKpY, Of
Mamaroneck, N. " TO Miss GEORGIA, only daughter Of
George w. smith, Esq No cards.
TiLBy-HorMAxs Privately, on Monday, June 10,
1878, by the Rev. Francis j Schneider, JoHy W.
TiLBY 10 Louise j., only daughter OF Joan II. Hof
mann, all oil this city,
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ABsrRAcTIxG NAIL LocKs

Special Agent shsusus has bsen isvexteatln a. iha
absraotos 81 lAn lecks. ~hieA ia sss-n - aucn
eaormoas sK.oat rcceaty ta.s ths Dspsssmsat "a
wssnins,ea nas been semp~llss 70 taks ssghlssnss
OF ~ The psrpssrsisss u ahs sasiu bsss ~.
pareatiy foaaa ainvs several asal~rs th~
later MI. rbarretts has es.FMa9lsa f.esntiy. ms
hts taken posAussawn OF several ms locks ~hlxh ne
found ~ IvcksmHhs knep sfvshwtch street
through vulch ne eetsiasa elas 81 zoe rosus n.
The lac imposes hsasy Fsaslty 49, robbery % thts
kind aad the agtoortss sre astsrahea w pre~samts
them 10 the utmost sxtesL
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ERIE IRAN wgEckERs

very rsagn looking ycssa. SWING hs ssms 10
Louis maggie. sssa nineteen years, sna rsslseses 90
Chicago. vas arrested he sssppsa iron lrAn 10
tine Ere Depo, a. Jersey cay yesssrdsy W pssssuvs
John IA. Brown, susp1c'on Of being one Of me per.
sons who wrecked . freight uaa bst~ssa Alaas.
town ana foft Jefvs. on Munas3 nlsht laet.
Inc engineer 81 tne Train ~as kilca oatushA Aaa
tne fireman Daa his eg brskss. rewafa 10 ss0o sd
osen onsred Tor tins arrest Of me sasy parties las
prisoner vas taken 10 Police Hesdq13ft~ra Jersey
Cty. and wiu be brought before Jadxs Dawn w. asy.
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Tho Cooper Marshall cass, before exJudgs Bar
bour, rsisrse. wherein Mra Ruth Cooper claims
dover widow Of the late John r. Marshall, was con.
unued yesterday aitcrnosn, but nothing new was DO
vcoped. Mr.. r. s. Caldwell, Mrs Cooper's attorney,
cross-sxamined, but ns statements we're substan-
italy Tho Same ~ those made In mis- testimony
day prsvioua Mrs. Cooper and her sister we're pres
enl
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MT. Citation, III examining tho reverend gen.
tlsman askeu him state what the Com odore told
him about his sons marriage 10 Miss Wiliams, Of
Hartford. DR. Corey SAID the Commodore narrated TO
him the following iocdent:-
A CHARACTERISTIC STORY.
A stranger called upon the Commodore % his ONE .
and ann ounced himself as Mr.. Williams, Of Hartford.
ME- Williams SAID, Il came 10 Inquire ABOUT your son
Cornelius"
.He mas asked my daughters hant," Mr.. Wnliams
aMr. Williams the Commodore turned around
ana asked. mas your d,uga, .,, any silver"
but she marres suppose I'll give her some silver"
Mr.. Williams said.
HAS she got any jewelryfn
.wclL, country girls haven't got mucn jewslry
generally, but she has ring or two -
s'Has she any SILK gowns or shawls?'
"wsIi them tho Commodore said, sff your
daughter has any SILVER my will steal u and
" TO gamble witn anu shc has any rings or any sk
gowns or shawls nc Will STEAL and either pawn or sell
Mr.. Williams sa,d--'wsIL Commodore, you havo
given your sou rather bad character"
~ nave gwen him bad character because, painful
AZ II may be- IL 10 due TO your daughtcEp
"a DIVINE Duty
The Commodore one night hearing that the mar
rage project was still going took train Tor Hartford
drove 10 Mr. Williams house aud asked Miss william 3
TO como out riding with him. He then told her what
reproba.e his son was, aud she replied TO MIN, 81
know all thai, Commodore, but think have q
divine duty TO perform toward that young man" He
said nothing further, except that he asked her
was dstsrmined 70 marry his son. TO winch she re-
He drove ner back 10 her fatnsrs house and said =:
"Mr. Williams, do you know Of any farm for sale
about here ~ Mr.. Williams replied, tTbere was one
right over tho wsy,p ana tho Commodore said, go
10 lawyer have the title searched and NJ IT'S good
draw on Tor the amount. 1 want these young
people 70 settle down THIS farm" CSensaslon
CALLING HmsxLr NJ soH
Another incident was thea related by the reverend
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,oru was coming at rates which returned no profits
30 the railroads carrying it. By this, we meant to
express that while there is no fight between the
Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Paul and the Chicago
and Northwest Railroads, which are doing the wheat
business. the competition between the roads reach
ing into the country Is more bitter than ever
before. And to this fact which is causing remark
ably low rates is due the extraordinary rush OF corn
and oats into Chicago. The total reccipsat Chicago
to-day are reported at the unprecedented figures Of
100000 bushels, Of which G9LOOO bushels are corn,
and $4,000 oats. The receipts of wheat were
1l25OJ bushels at Chicago and G3,GGO bushels at
Milwaukee.
Below We print our usual weekly return of the
movements of grain, by which it is seen that the
receipts at N,w-lorl by canal exceed those of the
previous week by 27O 600 bushels, and the receipts
by rail are 5000 bushels less. Philadelphia makes
a gain IN the week of obs 900 bushels, or more than
double that of the week which ended May Is. Bal
tmore receives about the same rs for the previous
week, while Boston falls Of about li~,OOO bushels
If the ports of Boston and New-Iorl be considered
rs one in relation to the business of the Northern
railroads the returns of the three weeks show the
effect Of their competition with the water routes
to have been ~ a very small increase in their own
tonnag, and ~ large increase in the tonnage
Of the roads running 70 Philadelphia and E"lil-
more. Tins result was predicted IN tins column
three weeks ago. Here is food for the chcap trans
portaton" association To digest, between now and
the next state election for members OF the LcglSd-
tire
The stock market today opened about asst closed
Yesterday and for time was fcycrIsh and subject
torapll hut slight fluctuations. Later there was
quiet but gradual improvement, most marked, how
ever. in the higher priced stocks, like Central and
and Hudson and Rock Island and ia the coal
shares. The latter were pushed upward with no
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GLNLRAL MANkLr NErONT.

TUESDAY, say -, 1878.
A4ul- Rather quiet. steady Pots, fac. rrul, "tri
EEfoWhN Dull irregular Western ""d 0o"l"'H l'-
"EEit1,o.i coin Qu'Dt nominal Fair TO- Prime NM
Cs-i.,. Medium Green. i0D4r, h'd ana it"F 'I""h'
'nTI,pING MATERIALS Bricks have o steady; mod
o,,, late uIrr- generally steady Idit t-df- 20
Iiarl- Tu.I.v,Ts. - 2luri -. hht-lItN l'N. goo
:, .i, l,Nouie Brands - t.0tp Oot ii"hl1-' l","l
more Iu+5s yard IlCr, delivery mpul .'f-a ." H4.'I
on or uaIy Sj0sG Fronts. Cement ~ in",I', H!''
ttu s,aay; I,O-tu0ao per bbi "ot' l"iId.', - ,'
FOREIGN Unchanged; Portland +50 - - "h" T'"fo 10
Ian .trauy trade 81 a5 per Tor cil"' "'IL'
D heavy lnc active nHcalt a -dl' "in'1"
pcr b cargo zoe. fIHslng."uc l0cFihd,' "iW"u '
Lumber IN moderate, yet steady oa" al pu'rs moro OF .7
steady, even firm. sympathy WIN Nt't,IH I!uh','
Ne 0uuie: Et,tru Spruce 40 ti-dti'"p I'l i"H,
dom u..!by "a foI ChpCc Lengths ~ 7ild tIFne' ."
sl5a4I7 per u for West InoI shiopnF boards - 90
,sy0 20 Tor south do, FiJ0rlG Tor box lo'7
n fan do wide aud sound. Timber AT Tlbdrl- per VI lt
@ pine. lpdom cargocs att l-at2 per NJ ordered CiIs1'H
-y2a+.i dO green flooring boards t-"Gts 40 "i &C. l"
s1Gg4y{. rafg0cs SUuin SliaslG o. per VI IrHn
i',lcr u 5Oa+lf MISUNDERSTANDING 1i"t~J per "
~ .tl+ g. OAK $500 go do. Maple, T'uH 80 'H'rl
t ana "a f5yd.3J; do, 90, Cull-. 10 90; 'lN'
~, .5 40. HIcR0ry s2oa+3O do for Western, siO4
GOOD nearby stock Nails, quiet at - % pei h'E oi
IVCRHSSTIFs-Q Quiet unchanged Sperm per H. &c sperm
t,,rt g.r Ad.mautluc, -, IA and 10 ounces Ii"4"t
para0Iuc. A., 6s. and rs, lcH 100 III,
GuICIDiY- Unchanged. German . l20"'s, g"ii ..ro
CGCoA-DuL unchanged; Caracas 100 NC 'lA 10"
oo1yir. Guayggui lGalSC. St Domingo on &C. E""
C6AI-AutIracte slightly hrmcri pIcity goF D' t,
InmnoIs guict but trm; Liverpool House Cdnht ~"
si3 IiyeTu6Ol do. 81 5Oi Newcastle do 'uh.r
PROVINCIAL S4QS4 ~. currency; PennsyI'Am" anu "o''
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y OBJ; No Milwaukee. soft, *loll; No DO 81 00hf
New active At 3}ci Oh SIC Oats firm No 2, $3.50 Rye
quiet but steady; No l. BE Barley quiet NO spring ~
- Lard-Prim, steam, C9a7c. Freghts-wheat to
PHiIAnrfrIuA. May 2s-Pc,roeum quiet at lie for
Crude Coffee quiet but steady; Rio AT l5@lGc Laguayrd
al - M'S a. "a, - T air refining small lot Of
French island .oi 1c Refined m sey request 1T NC
t.rqnuilt and Csc foi -" Molao,. nominal At 3Gc for
,ol ar og an y bgyeL' L3Iot y, MPy1S E5lTa
do 10. De lum 20 faucF, roGHJ 90 western gu" %. 'u,
fIoan1r neglected , = s.%dSI cora Meal dan.
s. %. Wheat duii unsettled Western Rcd liHtl 10;
i IL s"nthcT d. II - Uhiic :. ja* 25 RYE quiet
nogniy G5g for Mrn G5gS7' i9r snn, l.,l 4 ic
san yellow track, 4Gc sail, ~ ccvatol lCc Prime Dry
ein I'i e. ~ ~ ~ ~, 80 .5 Tor Go5J and
1910 1870 ;T,, ,s p,i,ir,, yrIfa sn on .ccret
terms. W'>scy DUH Ncst,rn % At ihe Lpen Botid.;
bush IG2c. July 10000 bu-h do. at a PC, August
10000 hush do at 4si2l 9c seltm1,I l'C. bu' 40c
Wheat duh 1000 bu.h No Red sold al 81 june - 10
bo 10 "'Ea .o' ara - b S go 15p for
concessions uuc doing. Wha-No Red Fall y ail Oh,
No + do 95Lr Cpru-No'2 Mixed. 3J03jpc, cash; $50
35'c June 80 2a$7c closing a. 3,'? July. 81 re AggaI
atj2c Wmsa"r II, y al - o. to'f qurt loDGhE fo| y
Il iIrr ~ % 6c 5a5 Gc ana Zoe Tor Should
Clear b and Gear ,h,s lc.eiDt'-&%00 hhlI fIonr;
1000 bush Ryc: 5000 bush. BARLEY. Sbpmcuts-5.O00
bDl Flour: 1900 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn 1909
MAY g. w. q M A%Rsr s sa3 .s .HSt
qn. AID July - % SO Dayton Ton, az Hc Iaf i;g
So White 4Ic: Damaged. Sic oats dun; No. held at
IsI" corn. n 0o6 ba.h: oats, 5000 bush shipments
wheat. 1000 BUSH Corn. 5000 bush ~ neat
WILMINGTON No, May 2~-~pr!ts ~ Turpcnfn" hrm et
70 Rosn qr at = = for IiHng4 crude i 10 .5e
Virgin. Tar steady at - -.
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oupons on SOLE and Great Western frsts of ISIS,

coupons on SOLE and Great Western iirsts of 1sSs,
eX coupon 80.
cold was strong and higher on fair business,
sales being at 1Ol 4lO1l Ong gold loans the borrow
IN" rates to l. per aunuin. and lGi per diem.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $1,000 III
coin interest on the public debt, and - eco in
dcmption of called bonds. The days business of the
gold clearing department Of the Bank of the state of
New York covered: Gold cleared. $12.O3~ 900
G"G,2oO. The goldGuoJatioAs were as follows:
1O.........ilol 2.......... lol 3......... 1ol y
The high charges paid for the Use Of gold wCr r.
ii"ctcd IN the market for sterling bills. which was
weak and unsettled. The nominal rates were re-
Guocd 10 the ,ubioncd figures, actual rate. being
a, low as ; / o2l2aTl IS for go days bills, and de
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In State bond, there wa, a further adyauc" III
District Of Columbia 3-GJs to s3as and a soNsc-
qucnt reaction TO e27- Louisiana consolidated -
were steady at yesterday. decline "a '24 -,
Missouri o., Hannibal aud ot. Joseph issue, selling
IItlcc.ty bank stocks Fourrt National 81 sold
az Ss. Bank Of Commerce ~ at III; Bank OIL
America n ~ ~ Mechanics IG2I at l3l Nero
ppi'u. 10 at 1852; American Exchange l2ID at
Ihcrr was scarcely any abatement TO fine trading
IN rll road bonds. and, on the whole, nm prices
prevailed Hannibal and II. Joseph per cent con
ycrtbics, however. fell to 4l@; NoltIW'I' t'i'
bond, being "A shade easier at lO2'a - IaEI SIM
Ing fuHd at IO2l2 and l. and NJ division at ~.
FlIsts o. c.. G. and l. e. were steady al IZ'2Gt''
hrsts of Burlington and Cedar EapInS al 80 an
ada Southern dcbeutuTc certificates AT - ,HIIu
lrsts at 1928; Iron Mountain firsts at lOJ IoIi
Wayne thirds at 1OJ hr-ts of chesapeake ana
and Ohio coupon on at 1913; Rock Island o.
new bonds, at 1Os34G lOs Erie fOurths at lQIis !;
ONO and Mississippi seconds at % cOnhnIlddtou
sinking fund at 007sd9031, and Elevated lialIToad
firsts at 50. Tho American Dock and improvement
Company rs Jersey Central lessee rose TO 90,
aud Ieligh and WllkcsbaTre consolidated 10 40 IA
457s; Jersey Central cOnsos being 50, and
5ented, coupons, go l207l Lake Shore registered
con. frsts were 110l2 Missouri Pacific frsts
Jere strong at 100; Southern Pacific frsts at 81 /;
Qentrals 10SA Union frsts los s0 10S sinking
find 100l2 Michigan Central Is 100, and
birth Missouri frsts I07 Wabash frsts, st. Louis
division, ex matured coupons. were at 70; seconds.
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PLoyuvycE T.. t. May 2s-Iru'iEV cloths are steady at
previous quotations but the market Is Jul and the OuoO&
UU~tJls .aotory.
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wnnL MAEKEr-nY rELEGRAPH
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. May g-.-Wool-1hc market continue
suugAt y.
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The stock OF different 'aIl,.'s" P7 TO ",u
exhausted this week the lat NoIih'Ih NI,H
were received leaving only Eusa'l, III u" u i +,
and even they are becoming scarce S'Ih""'lll'7
are IA liberal supply and sell well when IN G""d "u'
the common fru mostly taken hy street venue, Jt''
rut, are most desirable though 90 day STOCK Z" 'lA'H
was very sold rather better Than IthWbI"
small quantity ana .tu ~ ~" l''
pCr mound; fcw MARYLAND brought Sc per quart ''7'n
rIrs are dull there Is heavy siuck III the E''h'
I'M only a few wanted Several crates 81 fhmH ''Nt
I'm, tIr IN had order subject t. an oncr ot any
u FAM weru sold at 81 per bIsle crate. SnAA lot vi
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r appearance. and were eagerly
bee me known. They brought
rye crates. ana $ldSl % iOr the
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r,.r for uqaf week o.. ,.9 boxes: rrryoUa week,
81 Do tu c.rIg.HuuGlu week last N'a i'''- &C.,, exports
ia.gi Ho. Liverpool cable quotations, "l'.' corresponding
v..rI Ntr. When E'luG To l'''h
t,t,, . ,. oitsu beard uwru.. drdll, A-yri uu
ON. B., I, Go answer. and the predictions, Wr % are many
may r,gr - lar from being right as those made month dIp
However ml.ntt at present BE- 'ntht "uN a. WIS"
uuuIaur to-day though " pet I"'toI'
.u.I ur.il.,y reach IA, IuElrh o. 'h'l
r,'r 80 reflection Of this OF uui, IT, d,'hr. II'I'
iI, most rsuYu dealer, ever anticipated, htNI~
ituuu SIS, ia, rast Ar-, g., thr shipments 7 ElNt""",
rNpuTf,Is have NOT vacated Tue H'u' OV
,y a. u,tiug ,,Il particular Iu i.yr selection aAl
W,ut,,r skins half skim. CO.. fl n1'" th".' h" N'h ''t
are, invariably rejected The extreme I."
tt ., the best br h"u- hi leaves o." "It " u'
uI,nr pl,s a,rytIy using tutr7" can dN'It o. Irt
Ir rr-f q..II, Ihr market Is hard L. u'"n hlu ~ II
harder u tuIiu,lt, and what are vpnI low "'' lpH'
tuuht bee Il week Hri'". a N'thIi'I "i'iy al
Cheese al and Little li.' safes y'7' nav anu
llu- u"'I tid i'' "'''s