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CHAIN On PASSAGE.
Tie fotlnwing table SLOWS tho quantities Of
wheat nntl -coru On passage Tor tic United King
dun 1,,r ,orts OF caI ad for direct ports on the
dates nAtEcu:
ApriI 1a, -4nri i, xipril ~,
1870. l87U, 1878.
Flour and wheat,
4yh. .... !, 5a0 600 No rcpoGt ], 1g7, 600
Corn, urB...... GIG, ,O0O M Eenort 1.15, 600
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
, 1879-04-18

INTERNAL,
Common 10 fals. .,20na3
superior 10 l!tlo. ..l0it50
Extra tiNo Ia ltlcattNGlG6
! JAPAN t1Et'DLoNEu.
Common to fair. ..1SDAS
Superior Il, tine... 4t.eE50
Exlsa lnt 10 hneslb5GUQ
O0LOhu,
Common, to fn!s. .lHaa8
Supefl0e t0 dne,. s1li4O
E1tra Aae 10 t!tleat i3ig:,;i
Choicest =. .,..,..G(ls7Q
htIUl'll0Htl AMI ctsNt3O.
Superior 10 line. :. tNtt0
dsulun1 4ntl unchanged
ted Of uOO tlrls ttiatlllcrs'
..tl4 per gallon t0r hugh.
)rt ,sas nominal ~ 3lcpas
York,
Tho sa!ts reaching tho
Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15
MERE MENTION.


An Advertisement announces meeting in Union
squar tonight, 10 express approval Of Cahforna's new
Constitution.
pr Cotton will give free exhibition Of the laughing
for ladies' in the Large hall or the Cooper Institute
on saturday afternoon
Prof " q sumner win lecture before the New York
Free Trade club the rooms OF the club. AT - West
Twenty Iourth street, this evening.
Pmlhpss Business Directory ~ New York city fir
lS1v-~u has am appendix composing list oi prominent
urns ut BOSTON Hud Philadelphia Thls Is valuable
book for business men.
The anniversary exhibition Of the New York Institution
Tor hr l b.. 60 Dee gwen thIs evening an stenwAy Han
Tine pru-rammc includes vocal AMI instrumental music,
literary exercises, sc
MANY disappointed applicants for the $40 rofuniing
crtuncAiDs were turned away nom if lost Once Yes
wriay lhe amount Sold was Su,Op all that could be
chained from the Treasury.
Mrs Rrhocca Surge the wife of Frclcrick Surge the
proprietor ui the Point Wow House. 40 the junction
SIKH ami 49, Nicholas avenues died Tuesday evening
from the effects oi a iall received ton DAYS ago.
Wilson & Gregg a dry goods firm. sued their hook.
keeper, William Helm, To recover 5000 which he
rautueUtly obtained through conspiracy drfraui
them ol that Judgment was gwen tor the tlamun,
Yesterday upon the trial before Judge Tappan Tie
supreme Court tor sion
TheJIry. auer hcns out about an hour yesterday.
hruushttu verdict of not guilty in the case O Iuli
fhmlr who was tried in the Court OF over ana Term.
incr before Judge barrett tor the killing OF Joseph
avenue ON the 23l Of February last Schnctlrr WAS
stabilized 20 the heart with pair VI scissors about clock
IN the evening.
Alta special meeting OF the New York Press Club yes.
tcriHy resolutions cmhutYiug the the club tu
view of the death 90 Mr. Charles ~ Pu'ham. We're
passed ami The club voted o. meet M the cub rooms az
llH 0ui ~ Nassau street. ut ga O'Clock this morning.
ana Hfrui tlc funeral IN body IN st. lnul's Church.
Will be- pail bearers with pail bearers from Tina
Lodsu VI Free Mnsons, ana two from the Ner lok Tunes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15
.IMUSEMENIS.
The Mo.enthM Testimonial Concert.

For many years Mr.. Joseph Mosenthal
has been the leader OF tho Mendessohn Glee
Club and II to his interchangeable zeal and skiliul
direction that the organization owes its present
perfection Of discipline. 1t was almosta pioneer
among the American male voice clubs. and
none Of those that have come into existence in
neighborinG cities under tho inspiration OF its
example have been able to surpass it in the
qualities that go to make up fine male voice
singing. That the club is fully aware
in what great measure this is due 10
the efforts Of their esteemed leader is
shown by the aacrity with which they have
joined in this testimonial concert to him.
Among the solo ART lists who took part in the en-
tertainment were Miss Beebe. Mrs. Fasseit, Mr.
Vim. H. Beckett. Mr.. Richard Hoffman. and Mr..
Bergnrr.
Mr.. Beckett has just returned from long
residence in Europe. where he has been dili-
gent student. He has improved in Quality Of
voice and in method. and was greeted with great
warmth by IN audience in which he numbered
many friends. Mr.. Hoffman played in his usual
graceful and finished style. several Of his own
compositions, and altoGether the concert was
one which not only reflected credit upon the
club and those who lent their aid, but was n
most substantial benefit and graceful tribute 10
one OF our most honored musicians.
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JOINING THE NTRIk ELS.
The Employees of the National Line Steam
ship Helvetia Quit Work.

The men employed in unloading the
National lines steamer Helyotia. 100 in num-
ber knocked of work in a bodynt noon yester-
day, and left the pier They said the company
had refused to pay them what was promised.
They visited the Office Of the stevedore and de-
manded their pay. They say they will employ
lawyers 10 get the balance due Them
Last night the only signs of life about tho
great ship was one Of the watches ~ the ships
crew engaged In unloading coal from the for
ward hatch, Foreman Charles Anderson said
that he had had no trouble with the men. but
from the emphasis he put upon the personal
pronoun he left tho impression that he COM
pnny had had trouble with the men. The Hell
vetia arrived on Sunday last. and Is advertised
10 sail on saturday. She is not yet unloaied.
Tho Cunard steamer Ahyssinia and the Com
cral Transatlantic COmpanY's steamer LAhra-
dor started from thor slips ON time yesterday
and proceeded 10 sea with good careoes. 1t
was learned on tho piers Of both these ships
that IL had taken nearly twice the usual number
Of men 10 stow the cargoes
The stevedores say the new men arc learning
rapidly, and II they live through the continual
series Of mishaps. .misunderstandings. and
misiortunes, they will in time Income expert
freight handlers. Three steamers are expected
e. sail to-day-tho lnman lines steamer City Of
BRUSSELS with the mails; the Snte lines
steamer Stnte Of Nevada and tho Hamburg
American lines steamer Losing.
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SEVEN TEARS IN the COURTS.
Tho Litigation over the Little Long Island
GUY of Breslau Ended.

The prolonged litigation over the little
city OF Breslau. on Long Island. has come to an
end by the entering OF decree OF the General
Term OF the Supreme Court awarding the title
10 the disputed lands to Charles S. Schleier. the
original protector Of that town. Mr.. Schlcier
purchased 600 acres 81 land in Suffolk County
for SEQ an acre. laid IL out in city lots. and
named the place the City Of Bresnu Thomas
Wildwood. who owned n farm adjoining. put his
farm into the enterprise, and became the part
ner Of Mr. Schleier. The farm was also par
celled out into city lots. About four months
after this arrangement. Schleier learned that
Wildwood had previously transferred to his WI 10
lots to the amount Of $500. 900 which had been
sold TO large number OF purchasers. 4 quar-
rel followed; and then SUITS were begun. The
case entered the courts on April 10. 1872. aud
emerged yesterday. The original suit. which
was begun In the County Court. and sent 10 u
referee. branched into eleven other suits, and
the cases became greatly .entaugled. There
Brooklyn City Court for an Arbitration. IN
which two OF the Judges should sit, the cases
were all referred TO this Court Of Arbitration
which WAS composed of Judges McCue and
Reynolds. These Judges found that the title
WINS in Abbic Wildwood. and that her transfer
was legal. From this decision Charles ;.
Srheer appealed to the General Term OF the
Supreme Court whose decision Is that the title
WIS not in Abbie Wildwood. and that the lands
must revert 10 Schleier.
The village has now 1000 inhabitants and
Mr. Schleier values his property at s2OO0OuO.
There are seven years state and county taxes
on the property which remain unpaid. These
plicated that the lawyers predicted that 1t would
Inst for fifty years
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WEDNESDAY,. May 14.--FLouR AND MEAL;-
quote sapcfdnc .' sSIIissss. ' Extra state &c.,
EWes4 10; Western spring. Xxx and XIV, s4p
* AMI xSx sS gO SnS sssya patents s s ss
city shlppnE extra Sues, 23i Sontisru 6skers ana
81 aiSsIss. Rye -four. .npcfame siss3iG' Corn meal
wheat Tea fton sii5sli 81 rye i s sossi5 s.
CouoS.spots l-l6c higher and active Middhnn ~.
- points. closing 81 l2dic tor May l2dGc ior june,
her ii 5c Tor Octohcr d l3c ior November and ii $50
for December. sales l4nsln bales
sales on ne .po, 80 hi. III mess snat9l2ii and new
May sue ln21 Bacon active and hun' sal.. 80 boxes
long aud hort clear spoi May and June dcyrrie, o.
hoSes dfy DaitsG shonder. Nav and Jons DELIVERY ic
shoulder j@ilc.; Lon picked do, 30, l.lU do
hams y NJ, SD . boxes rio belize. 10 r.. " Tor
hc,, y hs DC Lord closed weak aer much nrmncss
nc. prime do 6g's6 a,c. do Western. oi,9G 81 ,
q oc july. 50sG iot, August, GGoSG S6c franrd ror
lhe Continent, g.c Dressed hogs hrm a. t,4HlAr.
pals itglee geni new Western ersameTy' lsgI'S
th'r'e su"9Fi S,tw factory s@Se'' new no. dG'a@
Gr,S-w6eai ws. lssc lower. sales Of a4ooco bush
icr q 8 idr 81 J red. Il -, Tor g. ' %Sic.
Nav 8 i-ssi a6ord6 io Jane 'clo.ihi sts ~ OK
gti1N roy - stnrlns Tor June c,p.u 1 ~ ~ o. ~
kye lrm aud 32,n lush CanMia 20 arrive early inJnue
'i si s.ic 90 ~ "'i cr % r, NJ PHI
aie o Tor white. 40 white 3~,c.. and 50. mixed,
a'c Corn was traiv and moderately active: ~ IS oi
.~tNp1 husn Wcuhing stramrr NJ il'tMi5c NO. do.
Aair No l. sc. and lii 8liAc. ior 40 2tor May,
1norrTis- Raw sugar trin az c;. active atGi 30 e
tor tar good rehniug with acs u 100 buds utlui.
inr Ntruni1uo ~ 81 rchued active. ~ ~ asAsc Tor
hHrl AMI ~ sc tor STANDARD a. Rice was IA good
demand and hrm. at g. az &C. iur dome .tic New or.
leans molasses IN iir denand and firm. at $50 ~ cuba
boiling stocs IN moro demand At 27il 9-c tor ~ tst
Coffee iu moderate demand aud steady .alcs ui 600
bass Rio mud 30 bags S1vantiln Rio. iuiisi4c. Sava.
mll. l2aitc. and Mnracaihp llisslWic.
SrNnUiFsik0sts quief and unchanged ~ Si.HhFSi n
for common 70 gon strained spini, turpcnune easier
2ls. Don. sold ~ this price. Petroleum nrm and
quiet 40 sec tor refined In hills raow weak at 49, ~
bloc. Tor prime stutiuc nrm ~ &c. tor primo Ocean
frchfs ouof tut sisafv- gruiu 10 Liverpool. hy
steam. Sd 80 n. provisions. rs al a;i2S Ui. grain 10
ANuu.uouih uy steam. ~. Hour 90 Bristol hy steam.
2-s ~ gram % CORK for orders T. at "a a. do ~
do o. -'ramcr o.. i DO bv steamer Ruuon s.. q
800 tu Lisbon l-'4 o. hushcl. dn u Cork for ORDER g..
Gis,is do to Bordeaux NJ Antwerp, Is %. Whiskcy
stoaGIeg, so bills sold a. slu5s
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Though Mr.. Carter has left Trinity for
st. Stephens he still continues his series Of
Thursday afternoon recitals at the former
church. His three brothers. like himself are
organists and composers and the programme
for this afternoons recital is unique and inter-
esting in that ii contains compositions by each
OF the four talented brothers.
The new organist AT the great organ at
Trinity is Mr.. Barnes. quite young man. and
lately from the Montreal cathedral. The cause
OF Mr.. Carriers leaving Trinity. As rumor states
it, was that he played the great organ too
well. Mr. Barnes has proved himself,
upon short trial. SO excellent musician
that il seems likely that the mischief Will BE-
perpemated. And this will be the cgse until
the principal organist OF the church is placed
in charge Of the great. and not OF the chanrel.
organ. That Is where the kappelmeister be-
longs. and that is whore he is found in the great
European cathcdrals that have two organs.
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TO PAY PENSIONS dRREaRS.
The senate Voting to Use the Fractional Cur
rcncy Redemption Fund.

WASHINGTON, May Mr.. Beck Dem,
KY moved. in the Sennte an amendment 70 the
Legislative Appropriation bill. namely in or
der 10 provide for the speedy payment OF the
arrcarages u pensions. John sherman il au-
thorizei and directed 90 issue Immediately. In
payment thereof. that portion Of the $4,000. 900
in legal tender currency now in the treasury
keut as n special fund for the redemption Of
fractional currency.
Mr.. Book. in his remarks in favor ~ the
amendment said that Mr. sherman had in
creased the public debt and had. 10y the pay
meut uf double interest. favored bOudhollers.
Mr.. Paddock said that he had a couy' r-uiiOn
this morning wth tho Secretary, who Expressed
the opinion that the diversion ~ the money re-
served for the redemption Of fractional currency
would not hasten the payment OF tho arrears -
pensions. n he was prepared 10 pay them from
time 70 time as the necessary pagers were pre-
pared.
Mr.. Morrill, lRep.. W. moved an amendment
20 the pending amendment So that John sncr-
man might Use the money " IL necessary. IN
lieu Of the positive direction % do So
Mr.. Voorhees, tDem.. Ind said that he this
morning SAW the Secretary Of the Treasury cir
culntng in this chamber. This surreptltiOus
way Of coming In was beneath contempt. II a
member OF the Cabinet WAS not willing 70 take
the full measure Of responsibility. let him keep
away. They did not want hin. 20 come AMI 10
in this manner. When he MIR. Voorhees, WAS a
member Of the House he saw the Secretary II
the Treasury tAlr FrsSendenl conversing with
members on public business. but who lei, the
hall when ii was proposed that lac give 10 the
House what he was peddling over the floor and
now the Senate should resent the offence Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury who sought 10 exert
his nck-dOOr influence. Yesterday the Senate
of pensions and to-day the soft. Velvety step Of
the Secretary WIS heard while he passed drum
ming up recruits.
Mr.. Morrills amendment was rejected and
Mr.. Book 5 agreed to.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15

New YORK. Wednesday May 14.-Full sup,
Plies including large nuuter Of tat stilied uaNc~ aUd
hall bred cattle. And hot weather co0peratcd 70 weaken
and deprr., the market beef cattle aud trade
duli reduction OF &C. 20 &C. 8 n cin-iu. figures
of MONDAY ENtfCmC range TOR lots, NaiFkc e n u
drs- id ~ gene sales AZ usnc Exporters used 40
ntN ,asnftr.
Nral. wrak ard lower rau-ue from SIC To sac. 2 n.
Sheep Hud lambs extremely dull. VITA larue rVceif t.
nnd reduction %. - L r. Jailed {" clear tic pens
rrausac uou- az i6fs e. p Tor uu.horu Sheep t51i &C.
Tor cupi cd do. aud a. aiisc TOR spring lambs
40 traffic M 1--we hogs. ~ receipts we're exclusively
owned by importing .iilehicTers Nominal quotations
s39psst q TO- p. Tor TAR 10 good.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15

Joseph LewandopskL an old Pole. immeratcd
to this country three weeks ago lie went To the house
of his soninlaw, John Dane, at $40 West rhirtysxh
street lie had bag of gold with him containing slO1
which Dane tried 70 induce him to give up. but hr re-.
fused nld cuhs ~ is money! carrying it about with him
everywhere ON the Isl M MAY Irwand Np.N that
Dane nud his WAC locked him up room aud furcIhy
took tho bag OF gold aWu from linn lir cft thUir house
and moved next door 90 ill West TMrtyiNth street lie
reported nc loss of s money 20 Superintendent jackson
at Castle Garden, who put Oircr Peter GurdHn on the
case. Gordau arrested Dane yesterday In the lrfirr.
son Market Police Court he protested his innocence aud
As % trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15

The last three nights and last matinee Of SNOWFALL
ana Delicate Ground are announced AZ NallAck's.
A play entitled " The Forty Miners" written by Han.
shaw and Merry was presented TO small but cnthusi
n,ic audience at the BROOKLYN Academy ot Music last
mght Tor the hcurt Of the Alcgcdlu relief mud. The
play was well mounted and the scenic effects good.
Tho great success NJ the Church Pinafnre Company
during their fret eupHecmt ~ the broadway Theatre
INDUCED Mr's,s El-W aud Fulton Ia secure them lor
another season THE company attracted large audi
cuCcs during their Two weeks visit tu Philadelphia and
their second engagement IN mi, cry which b, gam u the
Ii Ia m Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15
BROoKLFN,s RAILROAD WAR.
All Of the Police Reserves are Called Ont to
Guard Lexington Avenue.

President w. Fontaino Bruff of the Brook
Ign Elevated Railroad Company having de-
clnred that. Notwithstanding the arrest OF 81
laborers and his own arrest twice in succession,
he would have 800 laborers in Lexington
avenue. BROOKLYN. yesterday. 20 continue the
preparations for the construction " his road.
Superintendent Campbell ordered out AL the
reserves in tho Brooklyn Police Department.
and had mounted officer stationed ms
courier. in the event Of Mr.. BrufI's undertaking
to renew She w9r F p@ wGT Gsr about 3o
Yesterday. They were watched by Acting PO-
lice Captain Dunno of the Broadway
arrived on the spot in his carriage.
Capt Dunno told him at once that he 1.-THE
Captain would drive away all the men who NJ;
tempted to disturb the pavement and would
arrest any one persisting in the offence. Tho
laborers were Organized into gangs, md were
given tools to begin work at four or five differ
structed his officers To act promptly as soon as
the men brgnn g use their tools on the pave
and. STOPPING down mt Jne ui the places whore
his men had previously broken the ground.
picked M cobble stone. and asked Capt.
Dunno whether he would arrest him for that.
The CAPTAIN made no reply. Mr.. Brun then
told the laborers that as the police Intended to
use force to drive them away II they began
work. II would be best to await the detrrmna-
ton OF tho cases before Justice Sender. which
nre to be- examined to-day. Mr. Bruff hoped
that he would be able to pnt the men to work to-
day after the examination. The men then
formed into line, aud. passing the window Of
the contractors office, received twenty-five
cents each.
The general foreman OF the laborers says
that there are over 1000 men enrolled and
ready to 20 to work on the road. A consign-
ment Of granite. for the pillar posts reached
Brooklyn Yesterday.
Justice Semler has lty-one cases growing
out OF this railroad war TO dispose Of this morn
ing. The company has retained counsel to
argue the case before the Justice, who. being
an experienced lawyer. IL expected To render u
decision that will probably. guide the city
officials In their future attitude toward the rail
road company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15

LEXINGTON KY. May 1.-THE weather con-
unucs due and the track In excellent order First Race
Purse $500. one mile dash d Swigcrts Peru. by imp
Gcnsarry came IN nrst; D. rotlr' Glendaha, hy imp
Gcuels; second and j r. williams rhcchnate. BY
Planet tnird Time. - The contest between Peru
ami Gendala close at the hnsh and was won Oy "a
lcusth.
second Race-A selling race; one mile and quarter;
eight starters j. T Wiiams's Enquiries By Enquirer,
WAS the winner with John Jacks Brilhanune, by
War Dance second, and h. IS llarpers Dunkirk, by En-
quifer third. Time, 2l Caligua wasA great iaNonte
iu the pools
Bruce second. Time ~ l:46k
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15

Arrivrd-N InNfspAY. May Ia
- Bolivia. small GLASGOW Man !
- - Laurent. JuNai liutre MAJ J.
p. victoria. RAFT London May
s. ~ftl. ~ 'Is NnsfrH site Anril -
- tI'N 900 Austin. str' tusr1. e. Weston
5. Nevaia, h.hs, Liverpool MAY ., and Queenstown
y, Fmrcouit. Bue-. Portland.
Sc Andes. St.r>nu firi-tu Nslurf.
- J. e. hmaht. Chichester. Georgetown, ID G.
=. hclriHrfUr Jones. WILMINGTON. y &
- CIV o., Washington Tmr cuuann, Havana.
- Sow YORK. Qu.rh n. 49, Orleans
- NNiIutr, Hanson. ttrllH
>. Pow haitian, rucc. Nap.,s April H. Valencia 90 h. and
Gibraltar 81 fl
slip Gp.hnvk. Leslie. Cllcutfa.
ship E.iNlI Charter. t.fu. lIV1rrool
SHln ~ brruaui.. NIril.. AufNrrp.
Ntik Caroline. S.rrAci. lir,iuru.
ktrk HkuaNt. l.aac-ru. Liverpool
BARK ArrtuluS. Bra dhnn flitu.
Bars Ruth. ilHirihoyl -ch. Tr.tstr.
karN NOAH. NDisnu. bordeaux
llrN Erirrca. Juhu-nu. MatantNs
Hfrk nfH-Uu. Mrt.,mI 100. AI.tups.
HIrh lt.lN Ncudelesulln. Barber. Liverpool
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15
Three children Burned to Death.

TonoNTo. May 14.-While playing in n shed
yesterday afternoon, three children, named Richard
Casey aged years John Casey aged Years ard John
EmaTd aged years were burned TO death The shed Is
supposed To- have caught IRE from matches with which
they were playing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15
ch,er Moses. New Reservation.

PORTLAND. Oregon. May 14.-Chief Moses and
party. lately returned Washington accompanied by
Gen. Howard aud GOV. Ferry OF Washington Territory.
are about starting tor the upper Columbia River whore
the new Indian reservation l. 10 be- established Gen
Howard viii establish new military post between the
reservation and the white settlements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15
Sus,n,ss no.,tcs.

Hest place In New I"rk buy Boots,
Nhn~ thi hntrrs OF al tr various STYLES for lIiu..
misses acntrurr 0ni Youths. good articles and iup-
from Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-15

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMnERs.- Nos. /. rs, 70.
81 2d 2da soa 81, 80 l7i IS 97 81 IS 27c. 77
lps 800 go ieo. lia lio ld7. l7i no. 2ul 9li lu5,
5oott 's, ~ TX Xxi u.S Nv iio73 i6i6 M, Az AK,
ino, .lms' sls .lntt So. i'7,i aiH in29 %73,
1000, luu Nn 1877 3iln, 3l-t ana, 313 1911, $500
ait rirt 1l-No s7s rut ill-No 1874. n2s l2H2
Hi7a 3ll7 u2l 2lS7 33l3 2l11 3lG2. l7u2 3l3I aGIl
al6 a39 l7i2 3lu7, lott llso 4sia, $50 7Gas 1879.
2Wu. l1ll
surwNE CouEr-SrrciAL TIM Nos 27 ~ %.
CoNNnN rirA.--uFStHAt TilM --Nus ~. 80. TO- o. T. r.
G' &c. 3d. $780, .n a. g.. li. iG Ii, SNI,tAl ItitN 500
Part --No, lull lrai ltpt 81 ea. 2l-7 DO ~dl
u77 o.2 ln3 lu7 Ills 1909, luii, 3o7 1oi, 1s6 l74L
lu-G. $40. 81. lGlH 1901
MASS oouRr-rart I-Nos 530S, oo', $3.50 1897.
57ud 5sG 49, clos, 5765 iIi-, l4I2 aSn7 5HUu 6u2
Part Il-No, 5a57. as5l, 56-ila 1884 52l3 ana 6G2I
1856 $780, 5san asst, $3.50 5Sl 5Sal 60i Part III -
No. bO1A dSi, $3.50. GIL atS a7l3 5725, $3.50 377l
l1l, 1870 1JO1 1886 On o.! 1853, 5sJ5, 5i55, 57U2
als7, $500.
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WEDNESDAY,. Mayli
Tho stock market was active. and prices
OF the leading railroad fnncics Showed
m upward tendency; but there was u pause
in the advance Of Western Union Teeeraph.
The coal shares and 81. Paul improved
most Iron Mountain was barely steady. anu
Louisville and Nashville slightly declined C..
c.. c. and Ind. became active and houyant
We're: Adynnccl-C, C.. c. and Ind. 1; Chicago
Ranl Alton, DrlAware in'kawanna, and
Ntstetn, ~, n'hWWr uhH uudsour Ian"
d." ntcf.rTaJ ~" Nf,rriS api Fssav' y, <.
Jnrssv Central /. Northw"stsrn q, T. ,.i"
pnnio' 'Wnbosh - '''"N
D-.,
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