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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-03
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The New York herald., 1879-10-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 27-J p. M.
Cotton-Futures fiat: uplands low mddling clause Oc-
clause November aud December delivery Gd upisnds
low mddling clause December and January delivery.
o,sd upiands, low middng clause, January and Fobru
airy delivery 6Ad upiands low mddiing clause. febrn-
cisuse March and April delivery q 5ied :upiands low
middng clause May and juno delivery IS 2d up,ands
low mddng clause, June and July delivery. 15-32d.
Clover seed, &ss. Sos. per cwt fot American red.
Spirits Of tut pcntne, 29s pcr cwt.
PRODUCES EXCHANGE.
Pork-Prme Eastern mess steady at SIS prime West
do. steady at j2s. Bacon--Cumberlxd dull at
37s short rib dull ut 3@s long clcar STEADY 34s short
cear steady at 35s IIams-Long cut dull ut 34s shou
dcrs dull ut 24s Beet-India In the market
extra do hrmcr at iuss prime do hrmer nj s2s Lard
Prime Western hrmcr NJ 3Ss. I'd. Tallow-primc city
hrmcrs at 30s Turpcntine-Spirts nrmcr at 2ss
Rosin.-Common dull at 5s; 3D.; fine steady
Lard oil stcsdy at Sss. Four-Extra state dull
Wheat Spring No. 2, none In market. No. steady at
lis winter new Western steauy at lis I'd south
ern steady at Is I'D CornMxed steady Mt IS 1od Cot
tonseed oil--Yellow American. none in market Rosn-
London hrmer AIS vReceiptswhea for the week FROM
Atlantic ports 73oO quarters from Pacific ports "a 600
quarters from other Sources $3.50 quarters Rccepts
Corn 81, 500 quarters.
Lnsccd OIL f29 per Spirits Of turpcntnc, 2ss 3d.
. 2Ss per cwt - -.
American lard closed at ~ marks per Hobs
HansuRe, Oct "a, 1879.
American lard closed at ~ marks per iioibs
FINANCIAL.
Ioxpox Oct "a, 1870.
OF tho bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England
to-day the of flS2 UO 10 Tor shipment 10 New oA
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
! ct the following quota

Imports OF specie Tor the past week were S4947.S5
principally gold.
Earnings OF the Wabash road were S1l6,4S 15 for
the third week in October, increase Of $50 $50 49,
The earnings of the Hannibal and st. Joseph road
for the third week Of October were s53.367 an in
crease OF 81. .224
Earnings of tho Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
way the third week Of October were $685. il9, an
increase OF sl0YG6.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement OF grain at the leading points there to-
day y:-Mwaukee-leccipts Of heat. 100. 900 bushcls
shipments, 1880 do; receipts OF corn, 9.lOo dol
shipments. 1900 do. Chicago--Rcceipts Of wheat,
193.s32 bushels; shipments. 3l.7l6 do; receipts of
corn. 6.Osl do; shipments. 33s. .312 do
at tho New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
Tuscarora fell OFF to 55 aud rallied to g. Although
the business was large thore no other changes
worthy OF special note. The following were the sales
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

Wharf.-The market was irregular and &C. &c. lower
sscS 81 4 % ior No. Tss ssos "ssdn oS
bushels for future delivery OOO bushels nj 81 "A
ssi 20 Tor NJ rss cash; 81 t2 ~ ie for October,
cash: 81 Is ssI Is November 81 - 81 ass Tor
% 9r,SS .Ssns - scs 80 20, me-
II s5is a 81 SIX Tor December. ii SIX for no.
aNort6ws.t for November, 81 30 for no. Minsesota,
M a%ise Il sS 81 20 GS
red Tho following the bid and asked prices at the
rs s e! s
i 81 @ Sid 81 asked Seye%sc q SiS .Ss sssG
toSer' Il Ak I'D 81 Is s.tsd November. 81 is hid,
Ssssr iSr os.ssr q aa bid n s. s;tes ~ SSys@SsI
bushels for delivery were s25 90 bushels at 0ic
S4sc Tor Dccemocr esc Tor yellow and sc Tor round
on track At ihc four o'clock cxll--6iMc bid, 0ltsc.
asked Tor No 2 October oise bid 81 c asked Tor DO.
was quiet and nominal Barley ruled steady and 2oCo
bushels sx.rowed state sold at s5c. Sic Malt
Feed was quiet We quote shorts per ton 20 lbs, s4
M sS s % .hap. s 'S go as feed Ss7 ss
81 81 % Tor medium. 81 90 81 62 for choice
prime red kidney. III 20 81 IO black kidney "
Psssaus, wssuo,s split, p irse per bel % as green
blackeyc. twobushel bags. ~ - 81 40 Oats c
ic. lover sales were 100000 bushels. We quote NO.
mixed. 4Ic, No. do, Ike a4ilsc; No do. sosc.
die; rejected c No. Chicago, 42c mixed. track
4oc 42c. white, on track l2c 4ic..,
we're sold at oc. We quote ibs i6c. 2lbs. io,sc.
flssr AND Jurr--Jutc butts were Arm We note sales
bales Manila sold to arrive at sac. sisa dull and
nominal We auossJuic DC. 4s4c butts 2se. 3,Ae,
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
ginia steers ssc. g,4c. por h. weight e4 cwt. for
Moodford Co. 22 Virginia steers Sc pcr h. weight

@ ss ssl s ~sshs ss pc. e ~s f.
sarMr ssp Demand steady; quality coarse
sSS at es''ss .' per Ss''S Mixed sf T. & 9 s b b
per ewt bucks at Bee ner h. ) sadler sold sa Ohio
isas sold ohio S ' :GssS = % e per at s" yo'I p.
~ = ss Ksn,uesg Ky sssssp-lp9 ssss head loI t a.
ewt n head los lbs its lss. at Sc per p S: hsf
hsa 80 s al e sr Iss @ 10 Nes'1ssy
si per BastnrGan sod ohio sheep. y los iSs
b. 7a indiana sheep io7 Ss sss e g per- '%' S
as5 S State sheep "a head 50 os at ,G per s III head
per esd 10 lbs Sc per s7 state sheep and
90 S sss per Is 20 s
aas head g. lbs =. &C. per o s is1 ~ head @ os a. es
ibs Age per b. q Canada sheep. ss lbs 4,c
IS I ss sI..S 'sssS sheen e H.. is: =.
~ ios Canada sheep and lambs - lbs a s 30 per eg
q tass s,fss ss'so g rsa s y is
cuding 10 head 80 lbs, ut 4.se per lb ss Ksnt"sky
a1i ' s. 8 s'as Psa sw
Y 70 sS Western Ssl :sss9 s% y n q: 90 .ss:p s
iis is,0 ss !, p.l ri H. a:s s State State
canada % Ia lambs 'S Il lbs 81 IS per Edge
g os iI's 2 S:S sSs's Ss
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81 swt lss canads sheep and !, Lambs no
,s. % $40 %s. q
j Iun,s sSid Il Canads ewes. n iDs a. 4s h :
sx State S sheep 8 s. @ % lbs sse per
POI State sheen and lambs, 60 lbs es lbs, a. Sc 5e
per ID; $50 Penns, lva,a sheep and lambs ~ lbs ~
lbs lbs a. a, a 81 20 Se 3 Ps s .t4 state lambs 81 lbs es
Mich Gows,-Domand steady at $50 $50 per head.
vKALs AND CALVES Demand slow. Grass calves being
poor and coarse In quality were almost unssabIs 300
s fed enye M r cs m Ices
veas. 4c 5c per lb fair quality veals 5Ac 7c
HoGsDemand active: 81 State hogs Ieo lbs 4lac per
lb; GIG Ohio hogs. III lbs 100 lbs, 81 l21s u alh
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

-Staned-Good ordinary l01sc.; strict good ordinary
l0hc :lew midding 10 I3i6c middling IL l-i6c. The
b%iss Now Orleans. as; Mobile sS.s; sannS1 So
Charleston 342: Wilmington, i34 Norfolk, 3494 New
York 500; Boston. 1865 Philadelphia 2S1 Total. So AT
bales This day last woek 43i0i bales This day last
Liverpool teIegrams-i2 80 r NJ Receipts bales
OF which American, 24,OUQ Market hrm Esti-
mated saes 1000 bales speculation and export 1000;
middng upands I'd. middling Orleans. 71sd. futures
lands, low middling clause, 7ssd 132d I'D Oc-
tobcr November delivery uplands, low mddling clause
15-32d December January delivery uplands low mid
ding clause. lod March April delivory. upands low
lands. low mddling clause, I5s2d. Two M-Middngs
nplands I'D; middng Orleans 7td.: October
November delivery uplands low mddling clause, 76d
AprilMsy delivery. uplands. low mddling clause i3s2d
uplands low middng clause, 5lod October Novsmber
delivery upands low middling clause. l32d Novem-
bor December delivery, upands, low middling clause,
932d. December January delivery, uplands. low mid
ding clause 932d January February delivery, uplands
low middlug clause, 9-32d. February March de-
livery upands. low midding clause. Sled; April
May delivery. npands. low middiing clause ll32d
ding clause 6ssd.; November December delivery up
lands low middng clause. Giid December anuary de-
livery, upiands, low mddling clause 6t January Fob
March delivery uplands low mddiing clause 6td
March-April delivery uplands. low middling clause
s. i6d. MayJune delivery upands low middng clause
q iS-s2d. JuneJuiy delivery upiands, low middling
Flour AND GRAIN cpts-Fiour. 81 946 bbis
wheat, 54O.O34 bushels corn meal. lSU bbls and 45
sacks: 5iuJo bushels: oats 79too do 1000
40. barley. 1OQY5O do malt 13 800 do FlVur-rhc
cided change The sales intending State Western and
Southern, 1000 bbis within the annexed range
Rye -four quiet and Irregular Sales about 800 bbs
within the range Corn meal firm. Sales were
~. hau Ma lnfn
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

In London there was q strong market for American
railway securities. Erie common selling up to 43.
preferred to 63 a 60. new second consols to $685.
funded fves to s4X; consolidated frsts to l17k.
Illinois Central to 101 and Reading to 81. The quo
tation for Jersey Central at the opening was 81 q
49, against 791a at the close Saturday. United
States bonds and British consos were unchanged.
Bar silver advanced to SD. per ounce. Mexican
silver dollars selling at I'd. The Imperial Bank of
Germany gained specie to the amount of l2.s59.OOO
marks during the past fiscal wees.
Foreign exchange in this market continued dull
o,d xvaak A. thu followinu rates:-
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
The closing quotations were as follows:-

AT San Francisco the opening prices of mining
shares follows:-Gould Curry, s7s; Saw
age. l25s; Chollar. z; Ophr. s3%; Hale Norcross'
1871; Grown Point. $50; Yellow Jack. 14h; Belcher'
Sk Imperial. TX; Virginia Consolidated. SKI Call
fornia. 5aS; Best Belcher. 13; Union Consolidated
sc; Alpha. IA; Sierra Nevada. SO; Mexican. 3oA;
Silver Hl IA; Justice. 2s5; Julia. 3H; Utah. 22A
Alta. 5S; Bodie. II; Bechtel, Laos Independence
~; Bulwer. l21s; Mono. 61a; Consolidated Pacific
TX; Potosi. 81; Exchequer. 4.SO; Mammoth, 6%;
North Standard, 1.S0; Boston, l.A5.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

Yea. Shep
-, - = an. una ~
fardr Desrn eon. eHps. s La"1. s, hcgs
Sixtieth street. 4oos S4s 2sSo zSois no ,,s,
Forteth street,. - ,a ,o,,r 5'+u, as'+5
Jersey City....... eoif 2So io'o-o ~o'ooo
-, 600, ,.a a,eo .osy- .3o-.
Fresh to-day; s.oSo 10 e.s Itno i3.oI1 .
noon did no. arrive on time si there was STEADY ae
mana anu q.nIte, 70 g wv" h w. .ne s nrpi,v
t'o o. sns hs5a to % hand mad ssSa aspc'sd S
wsgn.s ev' G o sw onaS G 20 - t 90 s os mas as css" Seen
SLOWED no. op Steers ov.nneu % ivs' ru' ~ cN y,
o HIN street ssry ysrds M ssr S weights Ea
mssrssy ss s sess sf Sos S steer.
AK, .dS Isr for sasr sremsisn u rex. ees. %
resns 's 81 sy On sr hsa% err ~ basd ~
sac aVss per ~ VIII 81 on pc. heaa on - nenu' 10 ~
hca9 AZ YAe. lvc per TO- WITH ooe. on Psr noAu On "
neau, wetn.s "a vws - vw' ga s"e,, Sean.' -
9oseRn sosu o' se.. 90 "a. AZ & uo
wesnt ~ cwt: s.tong TO li,"ois sec ncaa "
ac pe. ~ wy, NY, on per "os o" -. hv"u y.
oss pen WIN - gu pc, neau % on m ~ ~, na ,.s nn
Nv tste po ~, y. om Pe' '1" vi "a "a nv"e' sr
% pD' 10 10 r.nmsasss. ycn at sc nor ih ~a,sH, cws ia
of per head on 81 head 10 hcsd a, i0r io,e per H.
mission ~ State steers as 7e oc per b weights 5s
et ioe iusc per t. Weights "a, ewt' a ~ cwt B C.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

In state bonds the feature was 5000 Virginia Con-
solidated matured coupon skies at 63z, against
so at the last previous transaction on September o.
Louisiana consols declined to 43h and Georgia gold
to 112. Tennessee skies sold at 331s and
33jl. and North Carolina skies. special tax third
class, at 8.
Railroad bonds were fairly active and in the main
strong Following is complete list Of sales OF both
classes Of honds:--
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
CHEESE MARKET.

UREA. Oct "a, 1870.
Cheese-Market dull 25oo boxcs sold 800 do commits
stoned; leading price, l3iac.; average, l3c.
LIrriR FALLS, ". Y, Oct ~. 1879.
The market to-day tho dulest of the Three
hundred and Atty boxes OF factory cheese sold oc
i3c: ouv boxes signed aud about UOJ boxes
held Five hundred boxes Of dairy cheese sold
at i0t,c l2stc.
One hundred and sixty packages of buttor sold
Hhs
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

The following were the rates of exchange on New
York to-day at tine aforementioned cities :-Savan-
nah buying 316 of. selling $40 of; Charleston,
buying u, selling u par; New Orleans. CONNER
cal $50 300 discount bank 100 discount; St. Louis.
81 so per $1,000 discount; Chicago. 80 cents dis
count: Boston par.
philadelphia stocks closed ct the following quota
tions
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 81. 1879.
The for cloths continues strong previous
quotations bid aud sales of 1900 piecos "a squares
4ac, cash.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

Money call ruled all day at to per cent. the
rate being shade easier at the close. Prime loans
and discounts were unaltercd. Tho Clearing House
statement exhibited s72.646,4s2 exchanges and
sG.075,696 balances for Saturday.
The receipts at Washington from internal rov.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

MONDAY. Oct. "a, l51a
REcxfPTS FOR
yeIL Sheep
nd and
raria Besra Coca Calves Lassbs. Ho7s
Sixticth street. -. 4,us4 344 2,93O 29,5l2 90
Fortcth street,. 23.A2
Jersey City....... S,5l7 $50 lO.325 2oos3
Totais 3A9 $3.50 3osN 43o35
r.. t.Dx al 4
The New York herald., 1879-10-28
according to quality Mauil. bcmp sss assse-; sisa

do. 5,sc.
MoL4ssrs AsD sYnrrs.-Foroign moiasses-4oo hhds s
Porto Rico sold terms which leaves the
market entirely bare of stocksomethng that has not o
curred before within the of the oldest nhAo
tant." Syrups with good demand We quote -
New crop centrifugal and mixed 7c pic clay 2oe
2ec museovado, refining. 26c pc.; grocery, ~.
32c' Porto Rico &c. 4Oc English Islands. 3ic SAC
New Orleans, common. nominal At 23c 3Sc prime 20
choice 3ic 3Sc. strictly choice to fancy, Use: fc
new crop. 1sc syrups-Sugar. common to good, 3ic
34c fair 35c SIC choice, 40c fancy 42c oOc corn
3Sc Zoe.
NAVAL SToREsThe market for spirits turpentine WAS
excited and decidedly higher also rosin. We
Snote;-spirits tnrpentne merehantable order. 4ic.
Rosin-Good strained 81 65. Tar-Wilmington, ~
" % Pitch. 81 10 81 10. Advces from Wilmington
Rosn frm: strained 81 40: good 81 ~. Spirits strong
soft 81 So
Stock Rosiu S,,ris T,r TurDeufjae.
The New York herald., 1879-10-28

GALVESTON. Oct. ~. 1879.
Cotton quiet; middng. l0sac; low mddling. lo3sc ::
good ordinary lD1sc Net receipts 655 bales Exports
To Great Britain. 2,l3S; coastwise 435 Sa!es, U70
Stock. ", ,52l.
The sun., 1879-02-21
DIED.

AsHBROoK Near TchAma. Cal. Feb 9. Thomas Ash.
brook. AGED - wears
HARRINGTON On Thursday Feb. 90 Of paralysis.
Hannah uatrustou, a native " Maliow, County Cork,
Ireland. IN the ostli year ui her
Re Hu friends o the family respoctfulv In.
Nrd o. attend her funeral lrnm her iHe rriience ITS
Euguhcth ~. on SUNDAY afternoon. at ucin-k.
uOLDEREl-un "Wednesday, Feb. 10, Ete Louisa,
eldest daughter ui Charles aud enretta HUdgrer aged
Actr- aut months.
saturday. Feb - at o'clock T. VI Relatives and treds
OF the family ARE invited to attend.
NoNAl.l. six mules south Of Washington. Ind,
Thomas Nuwull. aged W wears lie served under ~
rlsDu against the inians, was member Oi the Meth
olist Cnurch Tor seventynVe years. and was married
tour ur i've tunes,
sMlrii On Thursday, Feb. 20. Thomas r. Smith. In
the sal wear uf hls
RaiNes ami friends Of the family aud also the mem.
hcrs uf the New York Young Mems r. q A. re-
specially invited To- attend the funeral lrom his late
ucluck NJ: thence To St. AnthunV's Church. sulhVa1
~. where solemn ot requiem wil be- celebrated
for tc Iese o his soul lhtermcu I'm Calvary Cemetery.
S1ENENS.-At Pamrapo. \ j Tuesday evening
Sarah VI . wife of william n. stevens
Tic relatives and Trends are respectfully invited 10 at
tcnd the funeral serNicrs IN Friday, the 2lt inst at 10
4 TRAINS leave loot ui Liberty -. New York. 6.l5
and +. VI. The remains Will be- taken 20 Rye. Most.
chester County. tor iniermcnt uh Saturday morning.
STEVENS AT Ca.tue Me. Feb. ~. Dr. Joseph L..
stevens a-ed ~ years and Is mouths lie was native
o Gloucestcr Mas. a graduate OF Philips AcadeIy,
TORREY -On "Wednesday Feb. 10. Catharine beloved
wiio of Ihnmas InrteN aged ~ wears
Tie relatives aud friends of the ihmily respectfully
requested tn attend the funeral SUNDAY. Feb ~
tccilu's Roman Catholic Church. Of erber n
ana Nnrih Henry SIS brooklyn. T. d.. at O'Clock. In.
Wlmrnt ~ Calvary Cemetery.
fEl ERLOuD At Salem Washington County, Ind,
ieh les. Joshut Iruehuod, odd pioneer the county.
For years hc sept the cuu In which he desired 10
be buried sitting m front room of his dwelling
The sun., 1879-02-21

,hip o. something else in Louisiana sali,actory to him
Mr Richardson must have the Sucrinl Agency, Post
ONCE Department or another office In Louisiana equal
value aud equally mtsiactury tu me NY other iriruis
there must have positions In which they can be service
able 10 my iutercsta
sh,n expect to SOC you tomorrow within the hour
named II W. arrive at q satisfactory understanding
myself and NV friends will heartily support yuu ~ long
~ you deal with In good faith Neither Mr. pitkn
Mr.. Richardson know ut the true inwardncss ui your
action toward them. They need not know itit some
70 an UNDERSTANDING II do not you shall move
immcdiatcly in opposition TO your nier.ts
Yours truly, u j. NJ. A. IrwKrr
ENCLOSED in the letter was ono Of Mr.. Jewett's
cards. upon the back oi which was written
frn ~ Il shall call at Willard's at 78UP NJ on bust
ness ut great importance to yourself BE sure aud meet
me at that time. Senator KELLOGG. La.
The Chnirman-Who wns Jewett? A.-He
was Secretary Of the Repuhlicnn Executive
Campaign Committee of Louisiana.
Q.-Do you know Mr.. Richnrdson2 A.-Yes
! know h i'm | regret to say. He resides in New
Orleans. hut | never know him IA a citizen. He
y generally known us the Blackmailer" by all
the citizens down there II. has nsked me for
aims. and not in vain. He writes for some
papers down there. and SO on. He hangs
around the Custom House.
The Committee then adjourned until .o-mor-
row morning. when Wharton's cross-exumina-
ton will be begun by Con- Butler.
The sun., 1879-02-21

BRowNE-RHINEs- "Wednesday Feh. 49, at the
Church OF the Trausnguration. by the Rev. Geo. "A.
Huuvhton ID D.. 0eurse q. browne. son vi the late
George II. Browne. Esq, OF MANCHESTER England, to
knllc daaehier Of the late ulcou Rhines q this city
CCRRiEK-WOODRUFF-On Tuesday. Feb. 10. hy the
Rev W hatneld Joseph ". Carrier 70 Fannie ].
Woodruff. both of Brooklyn.
,,flRfh-LEsliER Al ST Barthoomews Church, %
Wednc ay. Feb 10 by the RoV uhauncey Bre rter.
sisted by the Rev Dr Cook. John frth u Bradford,
knsland TO Emihe S. daughter VI stephen r. Lssher a
New York.
MANVEI-RICHARDSoN.-o Wednesday, Feb 10. at
Plymouth Church. brooklyn. by the Rev. Henry Ward
BtrChrr. Frederick g. Marvel to iarrictte Richardson
RIGGs-TIIAYER Ron the 18Th iust. at the Chapel of
s. joss phs Home by the Rev. Luther MeTriok. j.,
Francis Riggs Washington d. e.. To Medora. eldest
daughter OF james : Tnaycr uf New York
SAM El.S-fiSllEl.-At the jewish Synagogue. on
Warrcutuu st. Boston Mass Feb 10 Mr. Tobias samuels
ut Mr. saul Samucls ot Cincinnati to Miss Matilda
fishcl. daughter nt Mr. Lewis fishcl ni Boston.
SMlrlI-GLONER-AtK Knckaud. Ne. l7th INST. al the
Church ~ Emmanuel, by the Rev. Miliam stowe Mf.
Gideon VI smith OF Brooklyn. n Y, to Miss Frances A.
Glover ni Rnc ckiani
TIRE EApWELl.-wlLEY-o On Wednesday Feb. ~. at
The rsidcncc OF the BRIDES mother Ainne H. younzest
daughter N The late Miham l. Wiley to John u. Tread
we'll Of iuCksuuviiie. Fla.
WANDER WEYpE-HUSsEY. On Feb 10. at Provi
deuce l., s. Wander wevde m Sew York to T. Alce
daughter ot Capt 4. Hussey of Maine
MlLDMAN-WiLLlS.-Ou the l5th inst. Mr.. John X
Mdman t9 Miss sarah j. daughter Of Mra JAns
Mills Bristol. Pa
The sun., 1879-02-21
The scandinavian Na.lonal n.nL snlt.

Judge Blatchford has decided substantially in
favor Of the painuG In the suit Of the receiver the
scandinavian National Bank Of Chicago against b y.
AenW Stephen Herman II. Blennerhassett the Ma.
uonal Broadway bank. and NJ. T. Brennan. sheriff The
Scandinavian National Bank allied on Dee 10, iS72 The
National broadway Bank then had deposit money be.
longing TO the scandinavian National Bank subject 10
draft Allen. stephens Go presented 10 the National
Broadway Rank the oih Of December draft for sSOd
drawn by the Scandinavian National Bank. which was
not paid aud was protected The sheriff levied the
IN the broadway Bank Judgment the draft
r sGip and another drau for si ai The receiver OF
the scandinavian Bank sued the Brual way Bank the
AWuunt oi money ON de post ~ the time the scnulna.
Bank failed, aud asked Injunction 10 restrain the
payment ~ the drutt uf Allen. stephens Go cauu NJ
mat the money In the Broadway Bank must be- nut la the
hands Of the receiver the assets uf the SruuduaN
Bink When the Comptroller oi the Currency took
rhtrgc of the Affairs of the Scandinavian Rank he
derod the Broadway BANK surrender n tho money
deposit 10 the credit o tile scandinavian Bank nt the
time the latter failed. amounting 10 ~ H0 - In gold nni
= i'l II In cnrreucY rducune the sums atnchcd by
the shrrih The BruadWaN Bank complied The case
has been much tgated IN the state ana United states
court+ lmlec Blachlori orlers decree against the
ClWm ui Allen Stephens Co aud against the Broadway
National Rank with stay ol proceedings 20 give time IA
hrst collect m execution AGAINST AlVn Ste phcns Co
ior the amount Tor which they are liable.
The sun., 1879-02-21
PROPOSED cOAL CCMBINA IIoM
President Cover willing 90 Advance Prices
But Not Go RsstrIet Mining.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20.-Presldent Gowen
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany. speaking Of tho proposed new coal com
bination. says / was asked by Mr.. Parrish
yesterday whether would go to New York on
Friday to meet the representatives OF the sew
eral anthracite coal interests. including Judge
Packer, in a conference upon the subject Of tho
price Of coal. Mr. Parrish said thW the object
OF the meeting would be to advance prices and
restrict production by temporary stop
pages. / told him that whenever | was
assured that Judge Packer would bo a.
the meeting representing his company would
cheeriully attend, and that would vote for an
advance of prices but under no circumstances
would our company consent TO q stoppaga of
shlpnents. ms We have Ulenty Of orders for all
the coal we are mining. and | could see no
rrnsOD, therefore, why we should stop prOduc-
ton and apart from this had promised the
wCrkinEmen in our employ stoady work for the
year. and did not think II would be proper for
us TO stop our co!ieries 50 long as we had a
market Tor tho product"
The Vice President OF the Lehigh Valley
Railroad says that Judge Packers visit To New
York has nothing whnteyer TO do with combi-
nation. ard that he Judge Packerl has proba-
bly, not seen any OF the representatives OF the
other companies on the subject.
Leading men tho in coal trade think there is
great deal in the rumors. They favor restric-
ton in production. and predict an advance oi
81 ton.