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The New York herald., 1878-02-27
WAS IT RESISTANCE?

The question OF what constitutes resistance to
officers brought up before United States Com
missioner Osborn yesterday IN the examination of
charges brought against Captain John Reichman, the
Bremen line steamship Hermann, and Gustav Schu-
man, the third mate The defendants accused Of
refusing to permit revenue officers to board their
steamship. From the evidence Of Inspectors Storey
and Eastabrook 1t appears that on tho 18th OF Janu
1ry they went in the revenue cutter William 4.
Chandler meet the Hermann on her return
10 port and TO board her, IN conformity with
their accustomed duty On reaching the side
OF The Hermann they threw rope on board.
but the third mate threw IL back Again they at-
tempted get by rope ladder, but this also
was thrown back by the steamship officers third
timo the officers sought to got board, and
were permitted to do SO. The defendants deny having
chad any intention resist tho officers,
ng.that they first refused them permission get
on board because 1t would have been dangerous 10
other vessels by Tor the Hermann to come along
side and that TO avoid this danger tho captain and
mate acted as they cid. Alter hearing testimony
and con the Commissioner adjourned the until
to-day, when Judge Shipman, representing the deeu.
ants and Assistant District Attorney Fero, Tor the
government, will up
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
GENERAL SESSIONS PART 2.
Before Recorder HacketL

ALLEGED FALSE PRErENcEs.
The trial OF Gustavus ABBOTT a dealer IN carpets In
Washington street, Boston, occupied the attention Of
the Court the entire day. The crime Tor which the
prisoner indicted was that OF Obtaining goods un-
false pretences. alleged tho LIST OF
September, 1875, the accused entered tho estabisA
ment OF Messrs. Blake, No. II White street, and
the strength OF certain representations was sold bill
oil goods amounting to over $500 He said hc
had capital oi $50, 00O including stock, while
the prosecution claimed that he was hopeiossly
insolvent, having declared bankrupt Two
months later, owing then $l5o, 000 II was uriher
alleged that tho sold Tor the goods which
he had obtained RON Blake Brothers tor less than
cost price. The accused his defence denied
that ne knew hewas insolvent at time 0i tho
chase The Witness was subjected to rigid cross-ex-
animation at the hands OF Assistant District Attorney
Rollins, and the fact elected that between the lst
of september 1875 aud MS failure In November fol-
lowing he nad $40 900 worth oil goods. The
case VIII be submitted TO tue Jury To-day.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
AN INSURANCE AGENTS ARREST.

AN INSURANCE AGENTS AKhEST.
On application Of Mr.. Thomas g. Moore, counsel for
the Mobile Fire Department Insurance Company,
Judge Sanford, Of the Superior Court granted yes
eraay order OF arrest against Henry x. Chandler.
1t is charged against Mr. Chandler that the agent
of the company for New York and New Jersey he
collected in fduciary capacity and refuses to pay
to the company the sum OF So, 900. The de-
endant was arrested yesterday and gave bail in an
amount equal to tnat claimed by tho company. He
insists that has a counter claim against the COM
pany tor an amount equal to that claimed by them,
and that he does not owe them anything.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
SAVINGS BANK TRUSTEES.

William s. Paine, receiver Of tho Boud street Saw
ings Bank, has brought suit against Peter c. Barnu,
Harrison Hall, W. schwarzwaeder Charles d. Bailey,
Robert Irwin and Jerome II. Hermann who were uus.
tees the bank at the time Of failure In septsm-
Der, 1870 to $4,000 damages claimed have
been sustained by the bank through illegal invest ments
made by the defendants such trustees. Particular
reference Is made TO an advance made upon vacant
lots Chicago and yielding no income. which the
bank had 10 buy In a foreclosure suit Application
Judge Donohuo ask ing the attendance for
examination OF Irwin and Schwarzwaelder, as TO
obtain facts upon which 10 frame complaint. The
order was granted.
The New York herald., 1878-02-27
EXCURSIONS.

ENCUKSIoNs.
LrOR EXCURSIONS SALOON STEAMERS AND
II Bnrges Occidental new Grove on Hudson and others
MARTIN 4 HASKELL, 1l9 South ST. corner Peek slip.
Open sundays - ~
(yuD FISHING ON THURSDAY, PEBRUAKy 2a-
OSca steamer WV. FLETCHER, leaving Harrison st..
n r. ION st., n, 7l2: sth st.. y. r.. 7to: pier "a
E k 1905 foot OF Whitehall st., next to Staten Island
ferry, sDs A. NJ. Tickets, 81, Cod tackle and bAt
board AL q. FOSTER. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
DECISIONS--JAN. II.

Supreme Court hambTs-Bv Judge Barrett
in, Order settled Pen agt Tappan.The motion must be
granted with $40 costs; zee mem o, ,o ,oor ., ,o
Rector etc. of ST Luke's Church In the matter Of Lopez
The matter Of the SPpcaon Of The trustees Of the
Benevolent society Granted In the mater o. ManmSn
OF BOnne.see order In the matter OF Batter ec-Moton
Circuf~iaTt I~By Judge Donohuc-Devln ast. Van
Ge' eral 7enHy Presiding Judges Brady
aud DanieIn The matter OF The Trustees OF the ~ y ana
SOcosts and disbursements md further hearing directed
abide evcu-Opmon by Davis p. Foley agt kahbonr
order affirmed with SO costs ana u'stI1sl s
nients Opinlon by DAVIS p J. Grayson aud ot-ers agt
Opinion by Daniels j. Nash AT. kcmp-Jndemeni aitn'd
with costs Ca1Cn 6y Dam. = S1uh'I gE,, Tv n a."
J. Randall agt Non ert-0rier reversed oId'r ea'fod
The subject Opinion by Dalc,s J. Brady dissenting
ordered costs to abide eyenr-upimon by Davis +. }.
ag Kdcr-oIder affirmed without -siamDun,on Dy
deducng thcreiIom $50 with interest from The date OF
S St6eT rafyEo OPP by Davis r j. Tho rcod &C.
AIT; Columbian Car sprnR C9-oid'r i,E'Is.l
the '''T Isce.1Sr after ming ms aecouat-oTniOa by
reversed With $40 disbursements orer entered DE-
nying dieudsnts mcu9n; Gi.,o" % Iarrck
Sc-orier affirmed with go costs oinigl Gy Bray, J;
a. directed N opinion opinion by bThdy J. i4ye 1E'
Motion granted opnion by Davis PI c..
Superior C0wf-SpeGd I0Ti-Bv Judge Spcir -
schmidt agt Receivers bonds approved Eomm'r
spiral sriIuC Butt amt Hinge Manufacturing
COnpary-Docree settled. HolrubncG agt Rand ct al
Johnston aCt. Iiart.tTCcr denying
order granting motion to amend conn" hl
schmidt Heiincr-Orlcr appointing T. Darlington
Bank Frost: Schdl,
agi The Gernauia Jcssup al. aSt BaugS e al
Miller 81 BulH't hgi
OKeiiy Goodwin agt simmons knowles AIT EihnaIr
Shepard agt Ncy. BONNER The spiral Sifug But
Hinge etc. Manufacturing Company.-tri' - granted.
Common Fitas-6 hambds-BY JIdgc j. j. DAILY.
-MCChcsney ag O'COunOr-ScW order required The hhnk
FOR savings aet Ruuker Ct al same agt samc-Ataeh no
tice AZ reference
open granted memorandum Schoht 1T
PeZ.-Ordcr settled and signed. Mcdonnell AIT The
Police pphcation for mandanuS denied So,
opinion. Iricht L. Findings signed. Shuin ast
Babbltt.-O orders settled IN both actions
by Judge RObinson-Meyera gt Ig.C ompant discussed
ulOn the defendant, lllig OdlniOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

tinued, yesterday, before Judge Daniels. Mr. MacFar
sion Of James McfIenry and certain Germans and
second consolidated mortgage bonds parties TO the
action. EX-IienteIaDt-GOv DOTsheimer Will fol-
low on the same side this morning
The Supreme Court, General Term. Judge
Daniels giving the opinion, decides that the Act Of the
Legislature authorizing the trustees of the Brooklyn
Bridge to take land for Frankorst only allows them to
take a strip 50 feet wde the width of old FrankfOrts
and not % feet inches in another place the statute
says, in this cOntTadctDg itself The decision made
the appeal OF Henry A. Burr from decision at Cham
hers authorizing the taking Of his land.
Heidelbreich g. Tonnerieux, silk dyers, of
Paterson, brought suit for $780, which they claimed
due them from the Pioneer silk Company. also Of
Paterson for dyeing silk. The Silk Company claimed
that the plaintiffs ruined considerable silk in the dyeng
process that the silk thus ruined exceeded in value
the amount claimed due for dycinG. The case
came up for trial Tuesday in the Passaic County
courts. Yesterday IL concluded with verdict In
favor OF the Pioneer Silk Company for $Glj H. for the
silk spoiled by the dyers.
The suit Of Georgiana Morrison, against Joseph
Lopez to annu the plaintiffs marriage, up before
Judge Barrett yesterday amotion to examine as
witness trial Charles Briggs. formerly friend
and associate of Lopez 1t stated that the plaintiff
expected to show by admissions Lopez that he had
wife before he married Miss Morrison and that Briggs
about leave the State. Judge Barrett granted the
motion. The trial will probably come next week
The story of Miss MOrlson's marriage ceremony with
Lopez and her famiys charges that Lopez man OF
bad character who entrapped her into this marriage
only to eXtort money from her father have already Deen
given III THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

able to pay. But now under the new SYSTEM when
Government prOmises-to-pay are the basis OF
cheap money, men fail because their creditors meet
with misfortune"
1t is a thankless task to recur to the recent de-
veopments of rottcnnesss and to point out those yet
remaining. Yet until they are all probed. and got
out of the way-and n return to honest money will
make short work of the remainder-it is USELESS to
write long essays upon II the growth and future
prosperity of our glorious country
The total transaction in stocks for the week show
slight Improvement in volume over those of the
weeks Immediately preceding, but if from the re-
corded sales were deducted the washed" transac-
tions, the record would present beggarly account
for the support of half thousand brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12

was good trading to-day in Louisiana Consols at
sO3i a s0i2 Tennessees beng also hrmer nj 81 for
new series 3iSs for rev bonds, and 35os for old
District of Columbia 1855 fell to 76s. There were
sales of Missouri Us of 1857 at 10f3l, and 1856 at
1912.
There has been unusual activity in CITY bank
stocks and to day 00l Central National sold at par
Bank of America u0D at 1857; Merchants Ex-
change 90 at so: Metropolitan 40 at l3o; MAR
ket t5l at 1903: PhGnix t3il at 9s: Park tlo at
lOl 1ol5 lO1 and Union go, at 49, and % at 1i7.
In railroad bonds the transactions Of the week
were large and prices were generally strong. The
main interest centres in the Western roads, and to-
day the Paciics bear of the palm Centrals were at
1919 and san joaquin branch at s5ai; Westerns,
1Ol Union firss l043s and sinking fund o5l2. The
new 4O-years' Rock Island IS Were strong at 1862;
~ Div ml''A' at &c. """ The 49, Lake shore
bonds were firm, dividend at 1888: second mort
gage coupon at 9S7s, and registered az "a. New;
York Central frsts to 10, Ohio and Mississippi
consOls selling at 81 seconds at %. North missouri
frsts ut 102ls. Enc seconds Mt 100 .. Northwest
gold bonds at 92l4, Fort Wayne seconds at IL ana
consOls advanced To G6ic, and iirsts OF o. T. " -.
declined to 33. Elevated Railroad firsts rose to 75
There was no noteworthy incident IN the gold
market during the week, the only feature being the
continued heaviness of the cash gold, which mas
sometimes required a bonus to carry. To-day me
rates having been gold. z, zig, and . per cent
The price of gold has Yielded during the week from
1928, to 1929, which is lower than at
any time since the premium began to, give
way. Many holders of gold are willingly
paying the above heavy charges in the firm belief
that the Bland Bill will become q law. To-days
market was dull and tame. The snb,Ireasnry dis
burscmcnts for the week were vii, 900 interest
and $l.77s.6O called bonds. inclusive of S32 go
and :s2s3, 400 to-day. The DAYS business Of the
gold clearing department of the Bank Of New-fork
covered Gold cleared, $l7 62o 900; gold BALANCES,
81. 7OO,3J1; currency balances, $l,715,Ol6. The
gold quotations as follows:
I0.......................l02a l3.-...........lO2S
Foreign exchange was quiet during the week and
easier. Selling rates to-day were on the basis of
81 s1a$i s1la for sixty days bills and 81 81 for
demand to the G. We subjoin closing rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
BETRAYED AND CAST OFF.
A SAD SCENE IN A TOLICE COURT.


Lena Albrecht, go0d-oOking young woman
of seventeen brought before Justice Duffy, yeser-
day charged with making two attempts 10 Kill herself
She is Of respectable family, and her parents live at
No $50 Sixteenthst, Brooklyn She got into the COM
pany of few other young girls and about six months
ago they visited Coney Island where they met several
young men. There induced to visit owen
Geoghecan's notorious saloon, in the Bowery
and here her ruin was soon accomplished About
five months ago she became infatuated win
David Camerik, and to live with him
at No 1872 Beecker-st They have been quarrclng aud
he ordered leave the house yesterday morning
She became half and aud cut her clothes ana
then tried to cut her throat. Camerk prevented. nut
while he was of the room, she tied stout c0Tj
around her neck and tried choke herself Then I'
called for the police and she brought 10 conscious
ness with difficulty deep red mark being clearly Vr
bic when she in court where the cord had sank INTO
the flesh When brought before Justice Duly, she SAID
she loved CameriK and did not care TO 1--we
il he cast her off. She said she dared
not 90 home as Camerik had told her parents
that size was walking the streets in NewIOrk The Judge
asked CameTik il he would the girl, and he re-
piled On can't agree. Our tempers are diner
ent we could get along together cOlnfortaby
The fellow then had the audacy 10 advise the Judge 10
send her up" for three months, as II would 90 her
good wherepOn Justice Duffy ordered him out OF court
IeTeting that he could not send bin up for Twelve
months instead The Judge then tried 0reason with the
girl. but she only wrung her hands. He then tempo
farily committed her TO the TOmbs and sent message
TO her parents in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
PARK THEATRE LITIGATION.

The old foreclosure of the lease under which
the Park Theatre built is again brought forward by
decision of the Supreme Court, General Term Michael
Gross and his brother bought in the foreclosure for
about and then refused for various reasons TO
complete their purchase They carried these questions
10 the Court Of Appeals, where they were defeated
Meanwhile the plaintiffs In the foreclosure suit esoid me
lease and bought it in 81 900 Up to this time the
lease had kept alive, but after rendering the Gross
brothers assignment Of their purchase the plaintiffs
let IL go the rent being then in Proceedings were
then begun TO compel the Gross brothers 10 pay their
bid and after elaborate exam nation Judge Brady oil
rected them 10 pay. Another Judge was found VINO ex-
cused them from payment The plaintiffs IN the Tore
closure suit appealed and the General Term reverse e
order holding that IL made IN an improper en0rt 10
review Judge Bradys decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY, Jan. II, 1875


AsHEsIn jObbing, demand; Pots, 4iadiSc Pearls &c.
BEESWAX-Qulet. In ample supply, unchanged: Western
and southern, 26 -2921l2
BROOI CORN steady though quiet 0reen IIurl 0a7c.;
Red and Red Tipped. 4doe; Medium Green; 5d62c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9aiet; GERMANY 4s.c. gold
COAL-Al kinds quiet, unchanged no new points.
Liverpool House Camel Sl2 60dsi3j Iiyerool Gas
do. sloasll Newcastle do. Casksing ~ 90
MOI ella Gas IS 50ds6 West virginia DO 20 80 CumDrf
land Broadtop Ceared s4dS4 90 Anthracite so 300
SO 30. by the cargo ,.,,, -, ,,
COCOA-QuieL firm Domingo sold at II &c. gold, l2c
CoFFEE-Rio quiet unchanged; sales l006 bags Ex.
Dpton - 7Se gold Mid grades unchanged; sales $50
haas uaracaibo private Rio Ordinary 10 Prime car.
GOES i5iaissc gold Paang, sc., MaIacabo, 100
iS1c 81 Domingo, 1916 i4c, gold.
C0OPERAGE STOCK-Easy rather dull.
Unchanged.
COTTON" Spots :" quiet low grades marked down me-
diam grades unchanged higher qualities firm at an advance
stock here 12705l bale Receipts At the ports 1879
bales against ~ 1866 this day last week. s,Di1 same day
last year. Total receipts since September 2OA0oo0 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
OFFICIAL REPORT ". Y MINING STOCK EA
CHANGE SALES JANUARY IL. 1878.
THIRD BOARD-1:30 =.
FRIDAY, Jan. LIP. N.

The operations in shares on the Stock Exchange
during the week ending to-day have failed to de-
yelop single novelty. Crossed" or matched"
orders have continued to be the prominent feature
of market confined exclusively to professional
operators and officials Of coal corporations Events.
which in a natural market would have caused
a decline, have proved to DO the signal Tor a
higher range of prices. And these events dur
ing the week have been sufficiently numerous
to make the general market close at a marked adj
vance over last Friday night. To what extent such
Inconsistencies may be continued depends entirely
mon the capital and bank credit Of the large hold
ers of stocks. That some of them are in the same
position as,were J. f. Henry, Curran & Co.. whose
failure to-day is announced, because OF the inability
of their principal note broker longer to carry them
il an indsputable fact. The world does move and
occasionally receives new lesson even in finance
Formerly men failed because their debtors were not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
REFEREES DEEDS.

In the suit of Randel, trustee, etc., against
Theodore Won Ebert. and others, the Supreme Court
General Term reversing Judge Donohues decision holds
that referees who make foreclosure sales must in their
nees comply with Section Pa OF the Code aud state
In the granting clause the deed, whose right, title,
VI interest sold and is conveyed without naming In
mat clause any OF the other parties TO the action"
Sudge Daniels giving the opinion. holds that IL Is nit
70 any previous statutes II IL Is IL repeats them
t oDect 10 preserve the symmetry OF The record
e without reference the proceedings in the action.
w ordinarily be effected by stating that the inter
ws soa Is That winch the morgagor had at tho time
"9tn be mortgage was recorded.
Brady dissenting holds that the referee should
whw inc decree, and not be required 10 determine
whose Interest IL sold IL any change is 10 be made Ii
shoud begin with the decree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
SHIP NEVIS.

PORT OF NEw.YORK. II.
CLEARED.
steamship Britannia Br, Thompson Liverpool via Queens
steamship Dcvonla Br Munro Glasgow, Scot Henderson
Steamship Auruste Andre Belg) Eyler Antwerp Funoh
Steamship Clarbe Br over Port au Prince Gonaives
Gaze sY civ Of ao pS lines reanan via Port Royal
sim N Ss%wor Id Hammond London Grinne Mnturn
Bark Ammonia tAust) Cemcovich Gloucester Eng, sloco
BARK Ydun Nor Hagemann Cork Falmouth for orders
BARK Frank 1Noi Petersen, Cork Falmouth for ooers
Bark DeCdata CNorA Anderson Havre, France, Funch,
Bark oresto Ital) Menna, Havre France Funch, Edge
BARK St bernhard (Ger), Regener Bremen Chas Lulng
BARK Atlantic Iarehare Port Spain. Trim. H. Trowbrdees
'0n' ARRIVED.
Steamship Celtic (Br) Geade Liverpool IAN via Qneens
town with mdse and pass TO H. j. Cors jan y at ~
s G@ aS red gS fdTSar White
light aft simultaneously same date lat 40 ~ o ~ az n,
1890 as miles e. OF sandy Hook passed State Line
steamship Australia Br) Rat London Dec 20 with mde
as pas Nor hIH seamhp bound IT, t lat
46 s2, lon 80 40, White star steamship do; , = Tan
Halifax sth with ndse and pass TO Clark seaman
BARK negng Gsa SG TO- Hole Dee g. @ a dH G s c s
squa lost lore main and mzzentomasts and split sails since
asa" T BPsS' RaGSados. .n via s 81 t6 Martins
Big Jennie T. Cheney Arey New orlesns 10 days with
suCar and Moses Taylor Coz vessel 10 H. T.
~ Bsk Bioryiken (Sor Andersen from Rotterdam which
arrived 10Th and Sandy Hook, 10 the city
this afternoon.
wIND-sunset-At Sandy Hook, fresh, N WI cloudy. At
City Island w. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON jan ll-Arrivef. bark Rowland nm Liver
pool Herrick IIben, Glasgow Cleared paA o'oo r Law
erpool. =, ,, .,o.rosh,n ci,y M Me.ico.
sAvaxsAn Jan Ii-steamshlp Bessarabia !Brs West
Uartepool; ship ThOrva (Br Havre; bark Hnmpei ~.
iyeTpoo Cleared ship LYDIA (Br Philadel
bark Geo Br. Wilmington; Toledo tBrl Baln"oe'
Cora (NOr.) brunswick. - , .oa....,, c,,v n,
PORT ROYAL 4. c., Jan. 1l-ATived. steamship CIV Vi
Austin, Chester. Fernandina -, ,,.,,o. nal,
Jan. l.Ceared, bark Aufeola NrockeI D"p'
lin sailed, bark A. II. Cam. Gimela go. o,. ~,
Jan IL Arrived, steamship IoFu th'c' u
euhart Liverpool; bark ITALIA Ferro. Hull -, ~,
BOSTON ll.-Cleared steamships Bavaiian tff Nv
erlool: Palestine ~ do bark Dux (NOr uioucester Eng
PORTLAND Me, Jan. IL-Cleared steamship Lake Cham
plain for Liverpool. .errn
GALVESTON jan 1.-The bark Edward Mcdowell from
IJyerpoo st0n, with salt stranded miles - " ian
Louis Pass and WIZ prove ota LOSE
valued At 100000 insured In Liverpool ana Bostoh
for $50, 900. No lives were lost. .
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMSHIP.
HAVANA jan 1.-THE sieamshp Clyde capt irioon iron'
New. YorK jan g. arrived here this morning.
iFor other Ship Ssws ss FIN PaeeJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
Total shares sold for the week. .....

7OL buyer 30 days.
The chief features of the stock market to-day
were the coal shares Spectators got "combna-
tons on the braln.' and were eager for the shares,
lust as if the accomplishment Of combination
would prove of benefit to the companies with
large debts and rentals. In tho case OF the
Pennsylvania Coal Company, which IL without
debt, quarter or half dollar 'nHdo upon
ton Of coal mined is of interest its stockholders,
because il will belong 10 them hence the anxiety oil
the officials Of the company to bring about combi-
nation, which, they think. will produce such re-
suit. But for tine companies which require
dollar profit on production nearly equal to
their present full capacities, in order to meet first
charges a combination which restricts production
means early bankruptcies. However, if " actions
speak louder than words" the quiet and persistent
manner in which the largest company Is pushing is
trade and making contracts for the III
ture delivery of coal while the specu-
lativc officials of other companies are vast
ing their time in negotiating with persons
from Philadelphia unauthorized to act for any body
indicates that combination II dead for tins season
Iiut there no law Ia prevent people continuing 10
talk continuation and in doing So they always
have the advantage in stock speculation, because
they are on the Affirmative SIDE Delaware, hachd,
wanna and Western from 1873 to 81, but closed
III 5Olt and Delaware aud Hudson sold at 19'l
a51 a JOh-. Morris and Essex was lightly touched
at 7Ilsa7il2. and Central Of New-Jcrsey sold at
10 lOlI.
The market for all the railway stocks was buoyant.
so far rs shown by the prices and made fractional
advance from the opening, but later there was de-
cline which caused stocks 10 close at generally the
lowest prices Of the day Just before the end there
were minors affecting some Of the banks, which
seem to bc without foundation, ard ~ IL more prob-
able that the rumOrs proceeded from the decline IN
prrts than that the decline occurred because OF the
rumoIs The market closed weak.