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The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15
Fever Excitement at Little Rock.

The Arkansas Democrat of the 9th
has the following.
Considerable excitement was created
among our citizens, yesterday, BY the re.
ported prevalence of yellow fever at
Augusta, Woodruff county, and Des Are,
Prairie county. The secretary of the
Beebe Board of Health, DR.. Gist, rcpor-
ted suspicious sickness prevailing at
Des Are. After the adjournment of the
Board OF Health, yesterday, DR.. Breysa-
cher telegraphcd to Des Arc, to ascer
tain the truth or falsity of the reports.
This morning he received the following
reply:
Dies ARc, October 9, 1878
To DR.. A. L. Breysacher. President of Board of
Health:
Not single case neither has there
been any. The sanitary condition OF
our town is good.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15

irg The Conference of the N. +
Church South, which assemblies at Rus
sellville, next week, will be presided
over by Bishop McTyeire.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15

pdy- 1t cost Gen. Butler $4,000 to
capture the democratic convention at
Worcester, and then there were seven
hundred delegates left to go to Fanueil
Hall.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15

Es- The jefferson City, Mo-, CORES
pendent of the St. Joseph Gazette says
"Gov. Phelps may DO considered in the
race for Senator his friends think that
recent movements have advanced his
prospects materially !" also that the
friends Of ox-Gov Hardin are iubilant
and strengthened"
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15

l=g- Gen. Banks has been beaten for
a denomination TO Congress in the Fifth
District of Massachusetts,.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15

Not single case neither has there
been any. The sanitary condition OF
our town is good
j. W. hurley, NJ. D.,
| President Board Of Health.
T The signer Of tho above is we'll
known physician, and a gentleman whose
veracity cannot be questioned. His tel
cgram, therefore, sets at rest tho reports
concerning Des Are.
The reports of the fever at Augusta,
are plain statements to that effect. From
Mr.. M. 4. Howe, who returned, this
morning, from Newport, we obtain the
following particulars !: Newport is on
White River, and is station on the Iron
Mountain Railroad, some forty miles
above Augusta. Our informant was at
Newport, last evening, where the Wild
est excitement prevailed The health
""41. ~sisise eioto had fecefvcd two tefe-
grams from Augusta, the first reading ::
Three cases Of yellow fever;" the sec
ond, " Two deaths and one case The
board of health went into session
at once, and rigid quarantine was at
once enforced against Augusta. Pick
cts are on guard, and no suspicious char.
acters will be admitted to Newport. Our
health-oflccrs will investigate the mat
ter, today.
From dispatch from DR.. P. N. Ech-
OILS, of Augusta, it seems that there has
been no yellow fever there, and that the
town and country was never healthier.
-o-
Fayetteville Sentinel: The Van Bu-
rem Press says there arc twenty coun-
ties in COL Cutters district, and of these
only six were represented in the recent
district convention. This is mistake
There are but sixteen counties in the
fourth district, and seven were repre-
scented. Van Buren,, Conway and New,
ton had held regular conventions, and
the delegates were not present. These
had all instructed for Col. Gunter. AL
though the convention could not regu-
larly nominate Col. Gunter, in eonse-
quence of the failure of these delegates
to attend, it appears that he is the nomi
nee of the democracy of the district,
nevertheless.
Our object in calling attention to the
convention of the 4th District was to
show the indifference and apathy, and
the danger likely to follow such neglect.
We were mistaken in tho number of
counties making up the district but not
so in the make up of the convention By
reference to the proceedings we find but
six counties represented by nine dele
gates, four Of home were from Washing
Gunter is the choice of the Democracy
Of the District; but the indifference
taken in the convention, BODIES no good
to the Democratic party.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15

re- We don't get the Lonoko Demo.
crat or the Des Are Citizen, any more
What is the matter?
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15

nsy- The Bentonvile Academy was
DESTROYED last week. It was large tive
story brick, with two rooms below fol
hooIpurposcs, and q large hall above
which was fitted up with large stage,
which was used for school exhibitions
and amateur theatrical entertainments
1t will be an almost irreparable loss to
our Bentonville friends, although, from
the Advance, we learn that an effort will
be made to rebuild it. Loss 81, 900, and
no insurance.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15
NJ A X r. ED

PHILLIPS-STEWA RD-In Van Buren,.
on the 9TH inst. by Rev. Elder Crawford, Rev.
A. J. PHILLIAs. Pastorof the NJ. E. Church.
colored, and Miss JULIA STEWARD, of this
place.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15
Railroad Bridge Burned.

Last Tuesday night the railroad bridge
crossing Little Mulberry, in Franklin
county was destroyed by fire, which Is
supposed to have caught from sparks
dropped by the engine The bridge is
Howe Truss, about ninety feet in length.
The train, however, crossed the bridge
repaired in less than thirty hours after
il was burned.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15
FOR CONGRESS, THIRD DISTRICT,
Jordan L. Craycns.
of johnson County.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. Jordan Il. Cravcns, the nominee
of the Democraling Party for Congress, will
address the voters of the District ut the fol-
ing times and places. Opposition candidates
are la vited to Il ininI discussion.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15

CtLL AND SETTLE.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15

Gunter is the choice of the Democracy
Of the District but the indifference
taken in the convention, BODIES no good
to the Democratic party.
The Van Buren press., 1878-10-15
The Grand Result.

HIS VIC ToBarU as TTFtty g0Ou WOTK
for one day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
DECIsIONs-APRIL 5.

Supreme Court bdmbpT Judge Lawrence
In the matter OF the MSnttnoTe bs1STG,nt P
bert-Orders granted. Stutz agt. Green Merriam agt
leave denied. Scawall
1hOInas-rhe parties must agree upon the commits
By Judge Donohue-Jorlan ag. Pollon.-Graned In the
matter Of PrceMotiOu denied without COSTS memorandum
Dress ag Gutiahr-MoOu for rcheang granted set
down for tlrd Monday Chambers Calendar
BY judge Daniels - Banks agt. Lombardo - Order
The Sisters of Charity Of ST. Vincent de Paul
action by deuCng the costs and disbursements iucuued
except such and disbursements accrued IN
Court II pneaS the Judgment Is allowed 90 stand.
CIRCUT-PART II-By Judge PotteT.- Murray agL Lang
SPFcTAL TERN-Hy Judge Van vorst.-Brosang agt.
Eirchers and ohers-Find1nes aud decree signed ,,,
judge Van BruntGardncr sgt Gardner-order settled
Ely agt. Titus, etC-Fludncs settled.
.NHDc3iOr (OHrt->pcciGi lGm.-By Judge Sanford.
Anderson Metzer-Judgmen for plaintiff that he was
eTtled 70 redeem the property pledged and Il n as ee
ten was imuOssblc he recover compensation $1,000
damages ana Of suit memorandum ArEodagI Angel
Judgment for defendant dsmSsing complaint on the merits
with costs; memorandum ~
Rv Judge :, er-Keley, etc. AIT. Dusenbury etc-The
plautjf entitled take further proceedings against the de-
this
tie 7th day Of Januarl, 1873 Mckelvey AT lewis-M-
ton granted be entered notice TO deitud2nts
Nv Judge scagwck- Wright agt Jaoohs.-TaHarion a.
Armed. HOwes agt Lorilard-0rier dcnyug motion WIN
granted Arolt AruuttOrder denying motion Tor all
mOny. Egan agt WalshOrder granted Fitch sgt the Ey
tSrHeT in he matter OF The petition Of Seitz ec-It
the chid Lena Rucker be delivered 70 the pet
publication Clark agt The Mayor etc-order usmissing
| plaintiffs complaint.
! Common Ploas-SDeciaI Trm-By Chief-Justice C.P
Dav-Greeu the IweutYhird street Railway Com
pgnv Sprtut agt 81 al Andre sat Teller Seneu
act POTTER Stymus Manufacturing Company Connolly aEt
Connoly-AppNCabon granted. Hagmavtr agt WinSrinan
SsicDme8t Of Hunting and 6thers~Appc5ton for the dis
charge OF assignee and release Of sureties granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

euth-st, and Alexander Distc Of No. 375 Tenthave..
met in a Tenth-ave. liquor saloon Thursday night and
both being somewhat under the influence OF liquor they
renewed an old dispute Smith hit Distell on the head
with club and the ply slcans at the New-1ork HOS
pita think that Distes skull 10 fractured smith was
held yesterday to await the result OF Distrlrs injuries
Francis Harris and Mary Harris applied to
Judge Lawrence to compel Mary Ann Madison TO sur
render their child, william Harris boy I'VE years Old
They say that Mrs Madison the aunt OF the boy lives
with him and her mother twelve feet square,
aunt is Of loose habits Mrs. Madison denies THESE
charges. reference has been ordered.
Charles II. Mallory, merchant of No. 153
Maiden-lane arrested yesterday. by Deputy Mar
shs Holmes and brought before United States Commits
gOner Shields warrant Issued by Judge Blatehford
for contempt OF court An injunction was oDialheu
against him in 1874, restraining him from the infringe
ment of patent for the manufacture OF paper bags by
the violation OF the Injunction Mr.. Mallory Is liable LOT
the payment of $39O2 90
An application was made, yesterday, 10
Judge DOnOhue on behalf of Mt Burroughs formerly
clerk In the Department Of Buildings, for an absolute
mandamus to superintendent Adams to reinstate him.
He CLAIMS that his discharge not for cause prof
crly stated according TO the charter. In reply ~ Wa
urged that this could not be decided on Habuahlo, -
| Ony certOraI1 Judge DOuoHue i'SS4'O
| cisiOn. E, .
The Supreme Court Of this DistilcI IL Is
torod i, ha ssouslr crippled by the sickness OF us
,,ooo Iudoe Barrett has been sick two months, ana
tr,s hos necessarily thrown unusual strain on MS
associates scarcely relieved by the presence OF JndSe
DANIELS in the past two weeks IL is reported that
botb Judge Davis and Judge Brady have been directed
by their physicians 10 take long rest under penay OF
serious sickness, involving some months incaPacly
for work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
CIVIL NOTEe

Judge Sedgwick has awarded Caroline Seitz
TIE custody Of Lena Rucker, her enid by former bus
band II detained IFcm Der by her brother Usyicor
hOElgcmuth, on a claim for board.
An order was entered, yesterday, by Judge
ScdgwicK, In Superior Court. Special Term denying ali
9y ana counsel Zee Tie plant thc SUIT Of Emma
Nllz'''e'h Arnou against Edward J. Arnot.
IN the SUIT Of Patrick Damon against the
executors Of John McGraue for work done 10 fulfil
, eSin1s contract for grading Fiith ave- the Jury IN
W Nourt Trial Term, before Judge Sucir las
gwen inc palnlih verdict for BIS fun oaiu 81 30 80
In the application of ROuudsman Haoertv tn
have the Police Commissioners eo,,,,,itt s,, o.. g. -,
Judge DOnOhue, yesterday. in sapreu,e Cop,+ Cbora
bcrs said Il seemed 90 him tho Comraissiorsr, - A.
contempt but then, counsel being absenf sGio1,
matter 10 Tuesday. l"'
Charles Kaufman brought an action against
Ids brother, soiOmOn in the Kings County Supreme
Court 70 recover moneys FOR which the latter failed 10
eQuut BhI0 IA charge Of the Plaintiffs business during
le alteFs absence in Europe. Yesterday verdict Of
St14z 70 Was rendered 10 favor Of the painiiH
Robert Heller, the magician, was sued, yes
Iefday In the Marine Court before Judge McAdam by
" u Beetson pianist. for $3.50. BecisOn claims that
was employed at Sl2 week TO play Mt Heiler's exhi
~ gyi9hs until June, but discharged In February.
neef claimed that be only employed him week by
week Tue jury found in favor Of Heller
Judge DOnOhue, yesterday, granted an order
that The Department OF Buildings make changes in No
"a Cbathamst, at the expense OF the owner The up
Per story s occupied by Jewish Congregation and the
- 70 II are very narrow. The has neglected
We loom more safe.
James Smith, Of No. 421 West Thirty sew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
A SUCCESSFUL WILL CONTEST.

George P. Gordon, the inventor of the Cor
don printing press died January o. leaving an estate
valued ut SsOOOOO The greater part Of this was be-
oueathed 10 his second wife, Leonora NJ Gordon and ms
daughter, Mary Agnes Gordon. The remainder was
vep To his sisters nephew and other relatives When
The will was offered for probate in Kings County 1t was
contested by Mary A. Gordon, the daughter, on Tbe
ground OF incOmpetenCy, undue influence etc. III
6earns was had before Surrogate DALEY yeseIoay,
witnesses to the will, s. r. Harrington ana ueOlsS W
ThOTpe were examined Mr.. Farflngt0n hon,
as he was passing along the street. MI Gofao ~ strs
he bad his life, asked MN 10 20 W
an5 Svitness document The witness accompanied hm
LAWYERS office and signed bis name to paper ne wa
mt told what the paper and dd not ~ Ws
will Nobody present except the witness anu MI
Carbon Mr. TbOrne lawyer swore that ne ana NOT re-
,bar having drawn the will or Witnessed IT, tie nad
MANY drafts Of wills for Mr. Gordon The signature
Us his hut be DID not remember that he signed IT, sufTo
Ia no alternative but TO reject the will Letters OF ad-
nstgatiOn then granted 10 tie testators widow
~ daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

Money continued active to-day, and the priucl-
nal borrowing WIS done az from per cent ND TO an
added bonus Of 81. bat toward the close the rate
was reduced TO Il per cent. Mercantile paper was
unchanged, and tbr leading mole brokers mold pa
per Ut TIE rates quoted yesterday, although when
money can bee lent on call at per cent It II 40 en-
plpycd. rather than IN the pu,cua,ng0 of paper The
rates of domestic exchange are rs last quoted. The
United States treasurer at Washington to-day, re-
crlled = 100000 National ba. notes for rcdrmp-
ton. Thu Gus receipts were $3.50, OOO aud tn
internal revenue receipts were S5sOOOO. The fol
lowing Is the GleIrup-llO.sr statement to-day ::
Currency exchanges S1U477,3Si; currency bal
aucrs ~, $50 500: gold exchanges $S,9ll,j DOS, ami
gold balances, NSJS,JOi.
The London Stuc> Exchange has been less active
during Tie week, IN consequence OF the VARYING
rumUrs Of war; and The ominOu- condition Of Attain,
between Russia and England. Early Iu the week
there WIS sIdrp decline Iu consos, but there has
been q nearly full recovery since. IO-days vaTkct
j. lrveri-h for consois, but strong and advancing
Tor United States bonds the course OF these -ccuri
ties having been upward nearly all the time. Amer
lean railway securities were quiet with the Phila-
urlpIIa stocks higher. No change was made yes
tcrday i'm the MN, mum rate 81 discount AMI u r.
mans at 3 per celt, while IN the .Outsi le market
thrre-moutuS bills arr reported at 23iG27s per
cent. Bar silver fell from Ups pence ,hc ounce,
English standard. 10 5i4. The following are tue
IN hest aud lowest prices of securities Tor the week,
and the closing sales to-day and week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

- i=yS,y,t III $500 larnan was recently visited
by two elders OF the congregation to nd
IL so happened that when they arrived the door Of
ms COON the good man was engaged IN PRAYER aloud
Not wishing 10 disturb his devoOns, the elders
waited NJ the door till he had flushed having heard
every word Of tie prayer When they cutercd they
phmented him on the ability and feFyOr OF his pray
All" he exclaimed; II had known YOU were listen
ing Lwould let you hear far better than ts.~'-"
PETRA New Hartford fOm-year-Old de-
sired to accompany her n"ther upon ride, bul was
told il she would stay home and lot sne should
nave sOmethinG nice, Upon the mothers return tAc
child rewarded WITH several eu1droPs, wAioh were
soon disposed Of and demanded, the demand be
ing denied After considerable teasing she made use OF
the following caustlc remark: Mamma n You 0ont
give me another gumdrOp shall De sorry / ddnt cry
when Won went away. - Hartford Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
THE MARKETS.
,DIAL KECEIPIS y PRODUCE.
Per North Eirer. Vessels ana Rnir01fA
FRInAr. AnrIl ,. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. April D ISIS.
A~uEs-Nodcra,s'y active; Pots. 4L4ihc Pearls "a
1'"iE-wAX-Qu arm; Western and Southern Yellow
a coR, say fr .alg 8, F3i 5 , 70 Prime e. H9|
Da1 ICES Medium Green 5-l4o'tci h'' a"n l"ei'' "a O.
S,tIl,Ii.Y Selling a. 5saJaIc, gold, Tor German.
Liverpool House taHnd, sl2 % = SIS iAA,reet p as
c, 11a siafi 90 I'D r,ucy F,nH.yIyaus anl Wgslmoo.
-G G.oiaiop mi ttassl slasi 90 Arithmetic e. %
3toA-S,oez Of god grades s,asee trade dun, prices
nominal Caac,a. 7algc Maraaaigo aoa35c Gaayaqul.
ooFfkE- Ma quiet about s,ee,yi sales lo64 bag,
4g-r. Waracsuo. lial7ai sgIay.4 1t11dsc5 - 10
.iugo "a iitt goG 40 9ais', W l9gii ss I5g5 5
fu 100 Loudoi quo.ci good drsts RIO. 7Oa7ls Tue
C5oFElAoE sTocK-suu very quiet rather easy IN
'C'55nDAGE- Cnennnrrd;.
Nlcsrir. -liariS .us No. 80 .Cas.U fot *, p Cod
ror' i.ou1o Labrador sJasj - Halifax Shore
TS S E5~ Ts a5 s .y.g ga'9 a5e Gsy
Lags- Museit.L SO 10 Eal.nea ds4 t9. &C.
"a Giuor1.. ist.c. Ivcl l5dl-g ialsa,ioc, rs
ehrci aoaJ5o.; Princess $50 .cyi Waauts, Zee Fss
|aI2c. FIb 3 o4Hioy; bgt' Nu.. 80. Sanli es ly9c
,r 4d ,r S'' oj S,ve. N..r or,ss n So,
20. do. do Lemons - Jua 80 50 by Sal airoet -
' lon ~ OF Mich Us bales are 20 arrive Delivered on
ding, 81c GOOD Oruay, e'lgc Erceirts at The Port,
1ffI lalrs AGAINST ,jls this day week. 4.1tS iast
yoar; this week oJi5 bales against GoIp9 .ast week,
Ts.ty tui. succ September ! 5,1'1Ujt
blrs against 3137j74 durnE ue oriud last
Fuurrs aIliy i've closing points hglE sales last
even ug T. 100 bacs To ay-Firat Cal-Apu. A. 3th.
1850 s. n, sur 1860 1862 =. H. 6th; l95': May 1000
I.ur 1881. JuIy iggB August llOl; uct3prr 10 81,
IOGi 1898. November, 1904 January 1906 total 300
u.le- second CaApnL A., 7h, 1851 2 D., 9tA. 1855
Juuc 1890 10 Of: july ll.O. August. lluA total 100
bales 1brt Cal-Apri, = o., 6th 1884 q. OH 1855
June, NgI, lO8Ss jay, L0i. August, lilo,
III. september, u33 1898 total 800 6al.s Also
ity lOg50Il o. August, lugodlLO3; Scptom Jcl 1855
.u.t e. d. 7OIlO7l November 1000; Dc.cmbcr, 1855
tx iIsel-IOU April s. u sthfOr May, 10 Futures cOscd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
THE REWARD OF oBsTINACY.

lanes Myers, Frenchman, some time ago,
sied BIS country residence in pleasant valley, near
pshamyile, but unfortunately for Mr. Myers his house
.oached on land belonging 10 Mrs. Julia L. Steven
-, Mr.. Myers dsregarded a notification Of this fact
,sd suit was begin against him, which resulted IN
avn Of Mrs Stevenson. An order was issued TO the
sd OF WestChester County &c place Mrs. Stevenson IN
sessiou uf the land IN question Mrs Stevenson then
S-ed 10 sell Mr. Myers the strip Of land eucTOached
eon hat the latter dcClnCd 20 purchases Mrs. steven
next offered 10 lease the ground for one year Tor 500
- M NV rs again refused OFFER whcreupOu sheriff
zadaee proceeded to the premises OF Mr. Myers with
81 corpprers Mr.. Myers cOOlly Informed the sheriff
~ IL eould 20 ahesd, which he did, cutting section
go villa seventy feeI long leaving the rooms open
Va cvroSed and The beams without proper support.
A. Vo,k occupied the carpenters three DAYS Mr..
- v-1 have TO pay the Sherif's bills, amounting
- moe than the SUN asked for the land besides the cost
Al vepalrs OF the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOCE-N Market loss active and
slightly ID buyers 'o an Rit' ,1c5 , NO aaI up inS
.qiry laht sale d boi, including Loo bis 80 2
a. bJa uB iu Extra, ior West Indies. - l0as 20
T5t wa, - .5Gf7 5400 bb,s Minnesota E1tra
- a - U.s. OF DE sales sOO obi, were l' export Quo
"a Iocs5; common TO Fsir EVug state s5aS52 20 r no
tnUcr 3Ja>675. common 70 Gooi Extra Westein - .
- 49, G0oa Cuoce % sOatl 70. Common 10 Good EHa
Ouo So lJarj 3d. Coos 10 th"cc 80 ~" 80 1oi NINE
100. ~Jnrnr 50 50asu 80. Patent SO 5jes5 80 some
"a o 10 ~ s,t - $3.50 Goo5 to choice FANNY s825S
-. t, m1is rt closing dun with -rb d,Bnvard teud ucY
sou rHEEN FLoJ icy 2,tiyg prices 1aghaag,a
ivrr) Poor 10 Far ENtr T. $3.50 lbi Par 70 Slo &c
Hr 3 oi lccI trade drliaad sales 30 bnls suparne
So 56a+i .. latter an eNTone CoE Z, Ma ah95
pJcc Tor 800 bbs: rrL, Medal Brandy zine qeL % 10
DGRAIN %WHEHT-Narket Guist aud secrecy 50 arm.
shipper, ana A s n gl 59 o6 S5a , sl r G'IS s
sphur 81 % No 2sprng y 56%sl "a ~ = Sh,e9 s.;
al ~ No. Winter Red, 81 - No 2 de- II a5a4i 81
iTc.uims i6Ooj basn on private terms mainly 81 80
~ - White state q ijn g i9 Extra White q 4l y
MAY 81 % closing 81 - bld ~ y asked 90 June "A a
n ~ y asked: No Winter Rod April So eoane 81 q
b 81 SG2 asked I6, G9, .sSs 5o6 bush 10
Western @e5iS % bash S d 5eS' N BAs aI.S
Ope-ha boud Tor exUoi 1oc, m lnoer for Msng s5c
MAIN yP SADA PEAS quiet j sie N bond.
UHEEN PEAS aUll 81 ~ southern Black Eye Peas nom
lower far export moderate home trade demand limited
speculative trade sales 223u bush including lSlO0O
busu. spot Ungrndtd Western Mixed, - aJa2c; NO 3
4,l2asgc.; earl all 1870. steamer Mixed. 529 Dose IN
GLIDING 5000 bush, az Sc. for next week delivery No. y
Doe Old No 2 SOC; Western yellow, 50FaJ2sc steamer
Waite, 53c.; Ma While, 5jc Jersey Yellow o o '-ap
g. special delivery this month, 4e@ AuJu thsa
steamer Xed, special delivery this month % 81 Stes,aer
Mixed April 52Ac; closing, OF hl pc. a'Aei. 40 cay
asked do. June, b2c. bh, DE asked 40,
April 55c; closing - To- bid 55lsc asked DO hay, 9l4o
6d SOC asked do jane. bSo. cosing, 5l'ic bid 5Ge.
askcd...... OATsshae hrmeri moderate isae armand
. 3tC.s No = hitt 81 a6oc No J.,
White bsc; Mixed Western, 32k534 4ci White Western,
36iaa3sc; Mixed State. $685. White state. 3ae3lc.
TeI n Steady: 40 TO-. 90 a. and 80 ~. Si0d dBl9 20,
100 b. s.OIsli Rye Feed go Sharp. ~ dt32 peI
Inn DEMONSTRATIONS small; Marrow ana B1ckA steady
81 era d9li Marrow, 81 b5asl 90 Medium, 81 5nasl 65
White Kidney, ~ 5oaSl o. Pea 81 A6@Si 6Oi Red Ald
0UNNIEs-Dul, unchangct -.
HAY AN u enthusiastically active, but STEADY w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
El,roprAN FlyAvcIAL MARKErs.

LoSDo April 5-l23o m.consos 94' Tor money stl,,s
9 account T. s.. bonds t1Ir TuG a % " per cents
jOf 1878 OSit TeH0Tt pom iOG. View hyrf Jos
ris Rugdy shares lOz, DO. preferred "a H,"JeiseY
II.
Ign6S Auri So r. mParls ad,lces state that ave Der
cent r les 0iansd franc cenuurs Tor fe account
iu,Uoy Ap1l $3.50 pm-uOn4pis 9it8 fol money V4b
fIT .e account
L9sDUS Arm 5-3 y. m-C,uso5 9l'is FOR money. 0uis
f,r the acCOuut. go. ,...
m I'M. acount Pans adylce a1oie nyc per cnt rcnes az
los francs 20 confines Tor tho account
ttNt.N. AlrI J-i,G D. M. =. bonds l63ta 4O1 -
IcSios April $50 Pm-Consois e4ias ior money 9ii's
e. account .. .. ., 80.
tunes % short sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-06
COURT OF Appeals.

ALBANY. April 5.--lD the Court Of Appeals to-day
owing business transacted: No l53Iynch agL
McNally.-Argumeut resumed and concluded 10 l@l-
Hin the SvraCuse and C. T. r. argued uy George y
Kennedy for the appellant and r. A. stanton Tor respondent
No. l45-Jenk1ns Fahey argued by John NJ StcaTn5
for and TCo Jackson Tor respondent No l79
Payne agt TOY and G. B Co Dismissed argument
CNOte-lu the General Term ordered t1al
upon question Of law without passing upon the facts Is
dismissed the appeal The ground that the parties
have absolute right TO have the facts passed upon ~ me
General Term and tTial ls ordered
that course followed is unable 10 TO
have the action the General Term had the
revewed BA Parmenter for appellant, aud Esek
COwen for respondent No. 19O-Gnhu agt Mangan !
argued by VIM r, MCBae for appellant aud j. H. Arnold
for respondent, SUI
Calendar for Monday Nos 1885, 1877, 2Ol. 9O2l 2O3, POS,
2OC nd 2O7.