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effort 10 discover tho thieves An extensive
traffic in stolen kegs and barrels has long
been carried OH In this city, Notwithstanding
a law making il penal offense to sell or bny
Lecr barrels upon which the owners name Is
stamped. Two weeks ago
THE BI:EwE1:S APPLIED TO THE POLICE
for protection. To-day adriver and two men
who were cazting away 4 carload Of barrels
uron which the owners stamp had been de-
stroyet were arrested. They were TO- be
shipped to. other cities. The driver
betrayed the na1ne OF his employer. who
was arrested tonight and sixty-,ne
stolen kegs aud fifteen barrels taken to police
headquarters. The employer is James J.
Rooney, OF No. D1 West Forty-nfnth street.
lie has been in the business twenty years;
and has grown rich in 1t. The extent OF the
losses caused By these robberics can be in.
ferrcd from the fact that a single firm Of
brewers lost in nue year 100 barrels, worth
from IS to SO tpiece.
, 1881-06-05

when the Treasury has been debtor at the
Clearinghouse so much and so Heavily. 1t
is freely illtmated that the condition OF affairs
which produced the statement has been
effected by manipulation. The ru1nor has
been that the New York Central Road had
notified the Erie that the Central would make
Its own rates henceforth. There have
been accompanying runners to the elect that
the Wabash system wis to be attacked. anti
the Baltimore & OHIO was to be punished for
its
ALLEGED AfISDOING.
The decline in New York Central and i'll
Erie has seemed to confirm the reports Ut
trouble between these roatls. AL the
Vanderbilt have been weak, however;
Canada Southern OIL its passed. dividend,
aid Michigan Southern in sympathy and
on short sales. Said broker to-day: II
understand that bear combination has been
fnraeI OH the. strength Of the decline
to-day, and th2t variety Of bear
There ara great many bulls out of stocks
who would be very glad to assist Il decline in
er,tcr to get in again ut lower figures
The f'HU STREET NerS sayspne Of the most
singular facts concerning the present Wall
Street speculation Is that the people around
the different Offices who used to run with the
hull tide. .uld thought things were never high
enough, are now out Of stocks and :
AFRAID TO Ely ANYTHING
Mt all. It is pretty evident that the clique are
the chief supporters Of the market, and have
made but little headway in selling, notwith-
standing tile crazy hight to which they haye
advanced quotations. 1t is Il question whether
the so-called "!anlbs'' are gazing to be eeced
very extensively, ut least the American
''lalnhs.' There may be some shearins Of
the European Sotltlluowns. But we think
the chief sufferers in the inevitable break
will be the members Ut the different cliques:
The condition Of the crops and the general
business situation do not warrant the prices
HOW prevailing, and the smash will b. all the
persistent efforts of the bull clique to stem the
downward tide.
, 1881-06-05
harvest, while there wl1Ibe an inferior hay
crop and Il moderate grazing season.



PARIS, June 4.-The remains Of Emile Lit
tre will be buried to-day, witt religious rites.
lie was baptized whilst dying. This circum-
stance caused much comment. Littrc was
refused admission 10; the French Academy
III lst;; OH account of his religious opinions.
On the 30tla OF December. 1871, he was
chosen to the Academy in place of NJ. Willie
main, and in consequence Bishop Dupan~
loup, who had strongly opposed his admis-
sion, resigned. ~ :
There was an immense attendance at the
funeral Of the late Emile Little to-day. a
botiy Ut FrccThinkers protested against
hplding any religious ceremony over the re-
mains.
rERE 11rAc7yT1IE.
PARIS, Jtine 4.-Pcrc Iiyacinthe sails for
the United States in September Mime. Lay
son accompanies him. lii addition to pere
Ilyacinthe, there are two other distinguished
clergymer attached to tile t;alllcnn Church
in the Rue d'Arras. one Il young American
priest. This rapidly growing Church has
need Of funds fur its development and extern
sion. It Is mainly for this reason that Perc
llyacinthe is going to America.
AUCTION.
At the sale of the double collection yester-
day, library chair of Marie Antoinette sold
for 5000 francs, and little chair that be-
lnnged to the Dauphin for $500 francs; total
Of the days sale, 17GG:3 francs.
yIGSAUN
will accept Slosson's billiard challenge.
COMMERCE.
PARIS, June 4.-The French Committee for
promoting Il Franco-American treaty of conf
mcrce met to-day under the Presidency of n
Fouther DucareiI. The latter, in his OPEN
ing address, tleplored the death of the foun-
tier of the Committee, Menier, and said the
Committee was resolved to renew its efforts
to extend its action, believing that favor
able opportunity had been Offered BY the
PRONUNCIATION Of a general tariff and the open-
ing of negotiations for an Anglo-French
treaty.
, 1881-06-05
BRITISH NEWS.
TIE REVISED NEW TESTAMENT.

Slfcl.l Cable.
LONDON, June 4-Thc partisans of the Re
yised Version Of the New Testament
are using great efforts to modify
the general hostile verdict, with s. gh'
success Lord Sclbornc's letter WARM
ing clergymen not 10 incur the danger
of committing an illegal act puts 4
stop to the movement of the reyiscrs' friends
to s.nuggle the new version into use i'll the
churches. Dean Stanley''s clumsy culogy Of
the new text falls dead.
CABINET ItUMoRs.
Mr.. GOschen'S return rcylves the rumors OF
the partial Encouragement Of the Cabinet,
making him Chancellor Of the EXchequcr.
They are without foundation.
THE MADRAS GoyEnNoRsH1P.
Mr., Adams place as Governor of Madras
has not been offered to Lord Camperdo"l,
but may probably be given to the Marquis OF
Hnntly. unless it is reduced to Lleuten-
ant-Goyernors}lip.
TARIFF.
Public interest is not centered in Confed-
crate bonds, but III the American tariff. The
retaliatory movement is making wonderful
}cadvay among the working Glasses. The
Antl-Corn law agitators used to cry, - big
loaf or small Loaf" The popular
cry now Is, ''Preston and ProtectionP'
had talk with Eckroy, the member from
Preston, the other day. lie says he is per-
fectly aware that the imposition of retaliatory
duties would raise the price Of food, ba1t, ne
added: ~ favor llat step just as General
often finds it necessary to destroy ana ohrn
in his own country, III order to escape by
that sacrifice from the ruin OF INVASION"
The All alton is ignored by the papers, anu
pooupool1ED DY MIR BRIGHT
and o,her high priests of free trade, but 1t IS
assuming such shape that they will be
forced to deal with il insome way before long.
Iarse publc meetings have been held
at Leeds, Bradford, Uudderstc}d, ohlpley,
Bingly, keigE}cy, and other manufacturing
towns in Yorkshire, at which the speeches
demanding import duties OIL American
and French goods were enthusiastic
alIy chcered. The Liberal journals say
these gatherings shave no Significance"
The Protectionists said the same of. the
ear]v affairs of Golden and Villiers forty
wears ago, and even when crowds packed
Cnyrnt Garden Theatre to hear W. j. Fox,
the eloquent Uni arian minister, anu Bright,
tha Tory press declared that it was only
temporary excitement.
YOU MAY DEPEND UPON IT.
that retaliation is bound to become cues
tion of the very first Importance, and that'
too, before the next session of Parliament
It is essentially workinas-class movement,
and the working classes are in'lncible
1T the polls. Retaliation clubs are spring
IN ;np m everywhere, and the mechanic is
no longer Wing OF Tory. Many a prom
itent freetrader has Joined the standard
much to the disgust OF Mr.. Bright VINO
, 1881-06-05
CRIMINAL NEWS.


ATTEMPTED ASSAS1SATIOS-
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
LITTLE Rock, Ark, june 4.--From gen
tleman who has just reached this city from
the Choctaw Nation it is learned that OH Sum
day evening young man named Sam
Thompson, accompanied by Howard Allen,
called at the residence of John Mode,
young man living in the vicinity Of Back
bone Mountain, and invited him to take
walk down the road. Mode did so, and when
a short distance from the house Thompson
suddenly drew knife and plunged 1t re-
peatedly into Mode, infficttng 4 number Of
CHASTITY wounds, and. as Mode droped sense~
less on the ground, both Allen and Thomp--
son fled A writ was issued for their arrest
and Allen was seized and taken to Fort
Smith for trial. Thompson Is still at large.
Mode is not expected to recover.
, 1881-06-05

The Baroness Rurtlert-Coutts' sapphire, as
every onc knows, has been found A house,
It from, It's retreat unter wutcE~pipe which
runs along tho corridor leading from the car
rage -entree to tho cloak -roorn- The authorities
Mt Tho palace being anxiuus to have the citctln-
stances fully explained. requested the Baroness
to Inspect the pllce, and her ladyship, on doing
so, expressed herself satisfied that the orsocn.
on becoming detached from her dress, h0d beou
swept aside by the train iuro the nook whero It
waSfpunu,
, 1881-06-05
DESPERADOES.

Conejos Cou nty, Colo, Terrorized by
Gang Of Dcsperadoes.
DENVER, Colo, June 4.-Gov. Pltkin to-
day received telegram from the Sheriff of
Coneios County saying: "County power
less against armed dcsperadoes. c. Alli-
son, the leader, has threatened an
attack on Antonito and Conejos. We
have good men but no arms.n On receipt
Of the above, the Governor offered reWard Ind
Of ST, for the capture Of Allison. and 500
each for the remainder OF tie gang, and also
ordered arms shipped to Antonito.
, 1881-06-05

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June A horrible
affair is reported this evening from Fayette-
vile. City-Marshal William Steinson and F.
Reed had difficulty, which terminated in
the former shooting the latter, infiicting
wounds from which Reed died in few
minutes. The town Is in a terrible state of
excitement over the affair, Reed and Stein
son having many friends, and further blood
shed is anticipated. At !atest ACCOUNTS
steinson had been jailed and wa5 under nEayan9 sne
iynchiuR.
, 1881-06-05
YITdL RESTORATIVE.
''''''' Vital RESTORATIVE

Restores Nervous and Physical Debility. &c: pnrc-
y vegetable Boxes Of 50 Pills. $50: 10 .: ~ III.
OF ofLEvASsO1s, 10 bis Rue Kicheiicu- faF1s- Sono
genuine without tho French trademark ana s.ena-
tare OF s. g. s1oESsiOSD. General agent tAt-
FIONA former agent OF mine Is now nds e11stnx =
ypu,ioua Imitation OF the celebrated Dr. Ncosoa ""
tai restorative under the assumed name OF Drs
Records Restorative Fs to have similarity IN names
The Testimonials aEe fsnuduienay eop'eo 1ton |y
crculnrs 70 deceive the public. The genuine cAu b
Ind OF T. Braun, 81 y. Clark-st and 19 E. hadsson-
st. Of Galc RockL 81 s. Ca<f-sk and Palmer HOUSE.
Chicago, and all druggists VAN 9CHAACk. sTE~
vEysOS i Co. Latest. Wholesale Agents Tor tho
drug trade. 1nclose stamp for Descriptive ctsralaf
and teattmoulals, with exposure.
, 1881-06-05

SpfctdI D1tpdteh 70 1He IH1cu9o 179oaHZ'
CLEVELAND, O., June A. The strike OF the
newspaper printers still continues. The
management Of both the Herald and Leader
granted the advance toss cents per 1000 ems,
but this does not satisfy the strikers, and
they now demand that all who went put be
reinstatcd. The proprietors are willing to
receive certain Of tile. old hands back, put
will not submit to the ttlctation Of the unoh
and discharge those who renamed 1al1n1a'
to the paperS. =.
, 1881-06-05
AT, vIcKSKITKG. MISS.

V1cksBuno, Miss, June IA fire this
afternoon destroyed Spengler's large steam
planing-mill On China street, with valuable
machinery. lumber, and ornamental wood
work. Several small houses in the neigh
borhood were burned, md several were
badly damaged. Spengler's loss Is S5o,ooo;
insurance, $4,000,
, 1881-06-05
THr RATTLE OF SHILOH.

TOLEDO, O., June 4.-The Btade TINS a1tet-
noon publishes an account By Gen. R. P.
Rucl-,aud of the opening Of the Battle Of
Shilnh. and tbs part taken in it By, his
BRIGADE, Which was one Of the first attacked,
and behaved heroically. Tie ACCOUNT occt, :!i,
pies @ some six columns of the Blade, and
maintains that there: was no surprise, no
and % no %6ayoneting Of the fugitives.
, 1881-06-05
STREET TALK.

Social Dtipateh to Ths Chicago IftbuHe-
Nrw York, June THE decline to-dayin
stocks has been assisted BY one fact, and BY
at least one runlor. The fact was the un-
favorable bank statement Everybody wants
tn know where the S3,00o,oD Of gold has
gone and how such condition should exist
, 1881-06-05
Lizards By the Acre.

WilIr4t :er:U- {(;41 lteeof1IeF-
Mr. John Tucker relates the following: SeV-
crnl nights ago, OF, portion Ut this plantation.
there WIS snowrr OF rain. Next morning ACRES
Of land was covered with what Is known az
s,,riur lizay,ls There we're bushels OF them all
arousi,l and covered tho ground 80 thick that
the negroes could hardly find clear spot on
which to cat their breakfast: BY noon they
, 1881-06-05

SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means Of Sc
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
nagan's Magnolia Balm is q
delicate and harmless arti-
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, RednesS,
Rougllness, Eruptions, Ful-
gar Flushings, etc., etc. 80
delicate and natural are ita
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present q disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for Is cents.
, 1881-06-05
MIST PAY.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June THE State SUE
prene Court, at Jackson, Tenn, this morn
lne rendered decision holding the present
Taxing District Government liable to suit on
debts Of the old City Of Memphis
, 1881-06-05
Tho Nun OF Kcnmare's Complaint.

sort,t Patrick HayS, OF the Hoboken
noliee. Yesterday received a letter from sister
Earv Frances Glare, commonly known as the
Nun Of Kenmarc, in WHICH she bitterly eom1 ot1n
hV The Post once officials at kenrnare before It
IS delivered ID ncr. she.asks Hays to write anq
let her know whether hen ner e,see 70 %it6 u
, 1881-06-05

BLOWN FROM THE MOUTH OF 4 CANNON,
TE11ERAS. June 4-Jellil Agha Mukri, the
principal instigator Of the Milan Doab massa-
Gre, during the Kurdish invasion Of Persia,
WAS blown from the mouth Of cannon at
TaDreez to-day.
, 1881-06-05
ITALY.

MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
ROME, June 4.-The Dfritto says Baron de
Faya, italian Minister to Buenos Ayres, will
be transferred to Washington.
, 1881-06-05
SUICIDE.

VIENNA: June 4.-Gen. Uchatius commit
tel suicide by shooting through the heart,
The cause assigned is that lie was suffering
from an incurable malat.y.
, 1881-06-05

The attempt to enforce the new law in tho
State OF New York which requires shopkeepeEs
to furnish chairs for their female eEnployeS
when not cuxavcu behind the counter meets
,rith utroi tieuI OF resistance. The snopkeepers
eay il tho Inw is enforced they will discharge the
females and employ nulv n1en-
, 1881-06-05


be made Tor inc rcnlo'al "
Penn's body. UP 70 the P,esent t,!s
ms 1'ot peen t'o eaoe' - ..:ts 49, ,,,;nt,
those views are IN aceolaahce ~ltn ei,o "4stt 81
Of Col. Stuart, whose "11e Is uesee1luant ~
the founder OF Pennsylvanla, anu "l'o stlil en-,
joys the pension OF @4'@o Wh1ch WIS sIanteu
to the family in lieu OF tae mo'es lel' "
Wn1illiam Penn TO CilaFles L.
THE ANGLo-FREScH COMMERCIAL TREATY
ID the Htsftr'1 assoe'a.ea f'e''
LONDON, June 4.-lhe hcononss' s"ys, 9,,,
The hopes OF an n1ttm"te aslecnlom' ", ,;n,, ;n
Ane1o-Frcnch treaty OF con''4eles' ,,,' M"ssm r,'
Will W J"s1 anu "''eP'""'~ "
growing prlsi.'e.. r,-,. rr,,.7xe
"lhtMM ihNs an,,,;aat;or for tha
removal Of the remains OIL William ie'''l -
made 1t will not De entertainer
PEnEsrh1ASisM. - +,,, ~
Roweli, the pedestrian, lhteius ;H !" asoat .as ~
make 600 miles IN SIX aays, ano ,, WI aecep' '
odos OF i'ooo ~ @oov s,'stt th,e ~ ,'.+o,,
LIE lntenus 10 re'lFe "l'e1 sA'' 'i'''A'
THE HENLEA nf.un. ~, r,,3., of ,o,r.
The Sportsman says " ~ illus lul.s 1a vuu
tesy and iair deanng le nI,o, o,s:s a'tr,:
are bound to aaih'9 ue W ,,n 1as ,rr;,ton
and the London ROWING y G,aD tna rarne', t, ] cre,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

The movement began with Manhattan stock at 23ls
by quick and sharp advance to 20 and finally TO
277s. The result was free trading at about the
highest figures. and final ending at 26's' aiter
1920 shares had been recorded as the business
Of the day METROPOLITAN followed with sales OF
II 800 shares at sSG03i2002i2, and New-fork
rose from lOi 10 10, closing, however, at 1912
after sales only Of 900 shares The dealing in Co.
and |. G. go 800 shares also was feature OF the
market. Its price, however. only rose from 27@
2Gas to 2s Pacific Mail was another stock that
attracted unusual attention advancing from 03as TO
557s Lake Shore Michigan Central and Erie again
to about yesterdays best figures but at the end
were lower than last evening The same is true OF
the gangers ST. Paul being particularly weak, and
the whole list Of Southwestems, after being par
ticularly strong In the carly dealings declined
sharply. At the end the market closed steady at q
small recovery from the lowest figures.
Little business was done in Government bonds at
the Boards but an active business reported over
the counters Of the great dealers. Prices were
strong and the bids for the IS arc Is higher. The
following are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

nr.rrr IA Rlo aaANnE nAIlwAr comayr.- {

a. WLiIANsr. INV YORK Cln, May , ISL
FElIE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE BAIL.
! WAY COMPANY. la onier Ia complete its system a1i
connect ts roads with the mining regions o. ltah a11 Obs
Western and Itrt0nes has procured 10 DE- Drsn -
tho DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY" M a. .
The EXTENSIONS Immediately contemplated win accoru1g
rOUuu0O for which suhfr ptons afo
offered khoLler of the Denver aud 100 Hfdidc Ran
way Company upon fhc follo"ing terms nd, ., ,,, =,
1hr sust bcr will receive for each flotV cash. pad IN m
stafrrnts. hereinafter stated,
600 la thc Firs Morgngo six per cent Gold Bonds u
tho Denver tIsudo Western Railway Company, io Do
.ucd 10 extent not exceeding $4,000 average per le
and
The nsfdlmcnt, equal "a - cent the subseP
allotment able within hgc days after 49,
ntarnt. add r remainder ia lustsm,nts 81 70 per cas
less than day, can not less than srty dos
90 Intervene between each call
when The second u-tanont " called ana paid tne y1f
and stock pertaining o. the lrst mstaimen wli bed
cred and subsequent instamcnf D. ead ant PAID
tie bonds and pertaining 10 the next previous ms a.
ment will bc delivered when the last n,tamrit n eaiR
and paid The bonds and stock pctl % TIC a1 wv HI
stain.n:s viii bo delivered ..,, -, a.. -. ,
the company forfeiture Of previous pFnths lpi WI"
bonds ana already been delivered and % Az
rights under the subscription
SorAholae ~ the beaver and Rio Grande Railway Com
ray w have the right o snh-crp" az the rat" Z" tV o
each hirIy at,. Denver and o Grande stock stand -
u Choir names the books ~ the Denver and RIO fas
RAILWAY company the close ~ business hours NAY TO-
Is0 l. which ehi must be cAercis,d or befon ratu W
the ih az May the remainder may thereafter Dee oe
wise dsvo,Ti ot =,
WOEKiSlIuPFER & co. 80 bt Exchange place or % ile
oace ,ne Denver and Rio Grue Railway Company, 80
william 81. AuOtmcnts will be made A. soon p, pf"s
alter MAY l6. Nm !. PALMEk, n, sd-ni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

sATURDAT. NAV 7-P. ".

The business done in stocks to-day 407, l05 shares
shows a large decline from the amount Of transac-
tons for preceding days Of this week. And the de-
cline reflects ess confident tone in tho speculation
The special features Of tho days dealings were tho
stocks OF tho Elevated railroads. For tho whole
week, whilo the general market has been advancing
those stocks have stood still, and I'm
doubtedly large short" interest has accumulated
in them. To-day their prices were turned upward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

Knows his WEIGH(T) TO A FoOTHAN-( Mother
seeknR a situation a. f0otmAn for her wbOnod a0nl
Lady: Does no know how 20 walt at tabler Mother
aYea mA'Am." IAdyi Does he know his way to an
unceT Mother: "Wel, mR'am, don't know that he
does 20 an ounce, but he dooa 70 pound or two"
THE CAREFUL MoTHRR,-Ma: Yes, my
dear II waa clever idea OF yours 70 accidentally let him
know the hour usually walk on the Last Gin, but
nice rcd nOaea thia wind giving Va " meet him with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
INuL,SA, BL0oAlSGrCS AND WESTERN RuLwAi co.
Ay
mo the STOCKWOLDERS and Mo-

-
vTO the STOCKHOLDERS and INCOME
1 BoNpMoLpkRS q The INDIANA. BLooNlN"i0"
AND WESTERN RAILWAY GO. -t o..
Notice s hereby given that the consolidated co;ni h -
now ready stock The holder ~ elrA snare "l wv
old company stock be- entitled % receive, On to fn
render MS certificate two shares Of 800 each " The eN
the company. 49,. .. LIN.
Iiy virtue ~ an arrangement effected with the s" h"ne
OF Ne Ohio INDIANA and Pacific halfway 60" tLt'
rav ofr M 10 and Including Juno 30 iscl tn She h0a
OF The Oh Income Bonds the option 10 convert their DE-
int the sotk Of tho company "a tho rate iat ~
y two shares 300 each VI stock will be given Tor e'eA
400 81 Iucuule Bonds $500 . So.
ON ana after July 1881. Tor limited time The Inc re
Rond which hail not have been converted into stock vi u.
convcrtibs into new Consolidated Mortgage Income ho-'
dollar for dollar. J. Is %, SHERWOOD otNies'.l,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08
or1,r ~ nr sn.sorn F.anc nAnwsY coar1Sri

" y NTINITWAI- Nv |0N- 0aT . u :,
I'VE holders of a majority ia interest Of tho
l capital stock 81 the 81 Louis, iEuA MOI NIAlt
AMI ,6l TUFRN RAILWAY COMPANY hat. " agte,d
ss tir .hal- receiving pay therefor ~ CIV Pa SO. u
the Missouri Pacific Railway Company a. The rate ~ tf'
sAres OF thc Mlouu Pacific foi four SHARES oi ihe h
Mountain and thc Missouri Pacific Railway company have
INK make tho purchase u the Iron Mountain shares
the etii terms ,.,
Nnw ntltr Dr. hrrehy given 90 tho holders NJ the cafM
STOCK % tlr Louis. Iron Mountain nni southern hih"
Company f fr csrtncacs for the rhalrs ~ -orA ID
,nmfun. tiu presented a the ohiro ~ the Mirpu iAc
Company To- holders thrrrof viii thcfeupnn he ,ut
confamlh, llr agrcMcui af0rad, % receive therefor
INN ptd stock the Missouri Paiur Railway Company q
tn rate shares ~ tho Missouri Pacific Railway COM
p4nv fpr flr 81 the ~ Louis Iron Mountain aii
Southern Hlnay Company ~ " and Including ne M ~
Of May. ISL y IL nAlhf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

ro,,nov May 7-i93O D. m.-Consois i02His for money.
- i for The account Atlantic and Great Western rst
mortec trustees certificates oG ewJcr-ey Central Goa
soils 1872; Krc, COS do second oonSolS lVV2i rem
ATLANTA central, 7lL Reading ~
'vfnspOy NAV - D. m.-tOnsos lOlHla for money and
zoos for mo account New Jersey Central cuna0s TO
Edo 6Oas; Reading 2S; Ncw-Iork Ontario and Western,
8T Paris adycsa quote three per cent fohl,s al - hcs
10 centmes for the account
InNpOy 1850 y. Wfarls adflcea quote three per
cent reutes SIS francs FOR the account
pans May 7.-EXchangO On London. p francs p cen
times CheckA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

a usual on Saturday. tie foreign exchange. were
dali hut t1c mnrh,t wa, hu'i. AnncA,d are the
POI, rd quotations: