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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, April Gin the star houle
trial this morning. Jonn Il. Miner. defendant was
called as witness aud stated that IN 1871 NE met reA
and they concluded to fly at the man contract
busness The witness told how he had met Boone Ionh
Dorsey, and the other contractors MS s'aten'n'S
agreeing with other evidence already given loi tue ue
fence Tine witness repeated the statements oil the pre-
oedne witnesses as TO the contract between Nae anu
the other contractors The contract WIS formally mace
in November 1875 but was dated August TO- because
that was the date upon which Vale had really come III
md lifted the witness OF the slough OF Dcsrond D
w Dorsey had no interest in that contract nor were
Moore or Boone interested The witness also spoke OF
,he ouarrel bet yeen s. W. Dorsey and Vale which ed
70 the separation and resulted in the formation Ot the
arm Of Vaic Miner n Co. The witness saw Brady ohIy
twice heforc the indictment returned. ihe hrst
aud Brady bnhed that he did not go near hlh
AGAIN nnti the spring OF ISL The witness dchled IN
Tie most positive that he or any or Tue deiehu
ants 10 his KNOWLEDGE, had ever conspired 10 deIihu1
The Government. MOOre's testimony was reviewer ahu
cOutradicted in many essential points speclhc ue"IS
Yre made OF nearly everything OF inpotluce lncIuue
In Rer,iells testimony affecting the witness lie anu
Rere had ouarreed on the Avenue one day III the
nj 87q and witness told Rerdell that he ever SPOKE 10
him again he would mash his nose all over Ms Iace'
Had nothing TO with HIM after that until the tIa pc
gan An extended examination was based upon lhe
hand wiring of the different papers IN evidence Tue
witness continuing contradict Rerde upon every ma
terlal point.
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,oe yas based the testimony OF woman on , oan
and the entering oil the decree hau 10. oeen
enad nv Mrs Yates's lawyer, although he knew that
oLLIl%ad good and substantial defence
Mrs Yates testhed that she nad always SUPPOSE, u
r,r the death of Mr. Yates, that she had been living
art from him voluntary agreement OF separa
a' win separate allowance. When she hrst sepa-
, Srom her husband recei an annuity OF $4,000
i.terwsrd they lived together again. aud again sepa-
a,ed becls, OF Yatess intimacy win Ills cO0K she
ooiSing then an annuity of $4,000. Atterwards Mr.
T,as began an action absolute divorce. On the
sdyce of her lawyer she consented, 10 aNOlu puhuc
scandal TO have the sent to referee Afterwards
size consented agree to separation receiving tne
Interest on S25, 600 Her lawyer told her that Mr..
Yates had money and had threatened 10 use all that we
bad IN buy up witnesses against her When she accept
Ell the snnuity she supposed that the divorce Proceo
Jnsnce Andrews of tho Court of Appeals, tesiihed
that he was a member of the law firm OF which MI heh
nedv Mrs Yaess attorney in the divorce SUIT was a
IneInber The witness knew nothing whatever OF tne
divorce sult. believed Mr.. Kennedy 10 he man "i
unbenishcd character. Garrett Pullman uetSSt =
testified that il not true. As charged ny "
that he ha employed by her ana hao sou neI ou
10 her husband. The will he e0nthleu 10 ""S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10

immense Trading cash wheat Hight first be-
cause of their limited receipts OF that grain aud next be-
cause there is no demand for their cash wheat for con-
smptive or legitimate PURPOSES The immense tr'ding
above referred 10 changes Ownerhp OF the cash wheat
ahnnt The st each month by virtue OF previous con-
r cts but the lays In tn" bins all the since
0ctrber they have accumulated a stock OF 600O0OO
bnsaeI hve OF which Is spring wheat which no
one seems want and for wnich there IL no onsunp
tive demand tina. will take II within five ak cents OF la
CHICAGO speculative value In this respect, ana Tor
these reasons the trading IN wheat urcs ut hcago -
~ less mport than Toledo ST. Loui-. NewYOrk
because trading at all the ints il ia winter wl at
and - based sQuary upon the cash value Of the gram
fr rxpori AM being the only kind Of wh that Is ex
porte The enormous tradn In wheat AZ Chlcalo has
no pTactca agui1cI atcver, aitnO lgI we freely
admit thai through natural desire nf the speculative
frarnify be led bv somebody's example signal the
trading there has acquired great inf eDce on prices III
Is orr vocation teach these sci rock-Tibbed facts.
ard inspire dealers with correct and suitable ptincp'es
OF trade. aud propose to do IT, When Chicago prices
on wheat decline 30. per bushel. while GU remain
etead' their trading may have foundation Tor potent
Influence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10

ley TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE

SAN FRAyCIsCo, Cal. April 9.-The Comst0ck
market is weak, with the exception OF the mlddle
SOCKS. 49,, $1,000, r.,
Owing TO legal difficulties the Yellow Jacket Com
pany has resclnded the dividend declared aiew days
ago. =, -. i,,,io
ton ~ being dore. - soo ,oo .
Bullion shipments last week Navajo. $40 400 ;
Bodic Consolidated "a 900; Bodie Tunnel, -, 400;
Mount Dablo. $500
Assessed: Scorpion, 10 cents per share.
DEADwoOD Oak. April 9.-Ihe Highland, Cold
Star Homes axe, DeadwOod- Terra and De Sinet
mills running with woDte0 regularity ana sue
cess. a., ...-
The CALEDONIA continues dropping its sixty stamps
on 81 ore, yiclaIng net profit OF 70 90 ION. inc
lower wlnze ) steadily sinking, VIII no chahse In
the general good charac tor OF the orc-Dody. -,
Itis settled fact that the Trojan Company VIII
erect "a 100 stamp mill on Speartsh this sprlnE,
work To begin at the earliest possible moment, ne
works will be about four miles from tue Mines buV
connection will be made by means vi harro"-
gauge railroad. 49, ,
I no orr Cache Company, owning promising au'
well-develOped locations on Spruce GnicD, cgniem.
plates the erection of mill at an early day. bu1
has not decided between 40 st3mper ~ the hiihe
where water /, limited, or l20sIamper on W Dite-
wood at the mouth OF Spruce Guich. y miles ais
tant, The latter will doubtless be agreed upon, III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
COURT CALENDARs-ApRIL 10

s,ryRrNE COURT 90 CHAMBERS Before Jarrett J-No.
10 - ~ 3D. 81 So co. a. 7S l25. 1884, l34 ia 49,
2b 2S2 245 255. 200. Io4 49, 49, z9" 29s 1885,
S1Fgs hE Co0Kr-sPEcAL TEsN-B Before Van Worst. j.
Law ana Pact-NUs go y56 2o, 5b4, eos 25l $50, 7j9
243 40 CO. S70 49, 6j2. 4I3 297 4 1886 81 M ass.
ne IN, 7Ia. ls5. IN ) :. sos. 7@J. $50.
sUPRTHE COURr-CI sCUTI-PAKT I-Bofofe Lawrence. j..
Nos I954 ZS76 57s2. 1850 2i9 2636, 22g3 2i67 20S7
2G7y IL 258j 259J. 1896 27l2, 1888. 2733 2l6O 25J.
PART IL before DononHe JSos 90Sl 909i 9loiz l91S
l75z sGl4 7fS 1881. io 2362. llJs. 1883 2279 1881
1851 PAS SIG 3C2 1873 1873 1880 5G2 1922 lG4O Zs4l
2sb2 2.2 1903 2J94 $780, ZJHj, zS9s 2J9g 3OO SOU,
$OV3 1905. 30uG 3OU7 5uOo 30J9 3Ol, SO2 5oAS SOI4
colo. Spl6, 500 - ,,,..
PART lII-HefOre LATremore Cease on -WarIlpg agt
Chamberlain 40 day ca ondar.
SUPERIOR COURI-SPECIAL TERN-BefOro Sedgvick, G. j.
Nos u. 80 40. ., Is. ~. 5Z, J3, Gb, 81.
suFKMOh COURf-TRIAL rERM-PARr before freed
man !Aos o4 90 Coi 7lz TIE 7So 7eo 1888 sso' 49,
to3 $751; 754. III. $50. - ~ 80. .oo o,. re-,
PARl I-Before Truax, J.-Nos 45S $40. G99. 6f2 Boa
b9l, IA, 755, 7B5, TAG, fj3, 565 756. SAL -,
i'll efore graham il on-Second National
Bank Of Paterson agt. Dix-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEss-sPEcIAL rERA-Beforo Z. r. DAY. T. j.
No Gay calendar.
Cohhos PLIAs-TnIAL TEaM-PAKr I-Betore J. F. Daily,
yhos 2Oio asa 1855, Zz70 1888 $50 2125 205i 90
zUSO l2l 2zS, 1900, $685. 25lt ZOy3 Ioi ZoIf doi i
w., soS soZ. 1873 9o3, 1919 $685. 2eof ISL SVoi'
PART II-Before Van Boesea, J.Nos. Z908. 257S Zla0
Zi2Z 1855 Z77S, 2TnI, 1888, 1872 PHO 26S Z7S3 O2
asiZ -5 ~iz 57l 1893. 1855 1874, I4"o 24So 20 30
PAN i'll Before Van Brunt Nos 1924. 25oi 252o,
SOL SO1s S0's, $780, 30sl oos2 $685. 1854, $685. $685.
,sUasoesrTs coURr-Betors Robins s-contested will of
James stokes At IL q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, April Gin the Court OF
Commissioners of Alabama Claims to-day Richard A.
Ieaytt of New York. desiSnated by the court 10
mako M schedules the books recorded ana data oil
the Pacific Insurance Company and the Great western
Insurance Company. of New York; James IL fltt' OF
New York do the the case 0f the Atlantic ID
sursnee Company; James Richards. of New orS For
the Commercial Mutual Insurance Company ana the
New York Insurance Company; Edward X Anthony oil
New York for the Orient Mutual Insurance Company
and the Sun Mutual Insurance Company. George T.
sanger. Jr, George o. Ernst and William F. Powers
were appointed Commissioners 10 take testimony lie
following iudgu. ents were announced:
No ll5 Gideon G. Hoxie. $50 with interest from De
eenDer 8 1851 No. 10. John Harrington. ssJ with utter
es from De, embcr ISL No 457. Caleb Handy admits
ira Robert Handy. 49, YIN interest from
& 1851 No l4o9, James L. Cunningham, al mti dtnr o.
the estate OF John Rodenk deceased 5000 W IN interest
tom lime 20 lo6j No 10 samuel Johnson Gilman $iup
,lo te onyI with from NOyem' o. ., 1861 10
l4 Ma Gilman, $50 with interest IRON o. eher D.
%. Elizabeth Hill. SOUO. Win interest rom
NAV 1865 No Jose Du SOuza, aias Thomas WILCOX
si5 with interest from June 81 1879 40 49, A. EiWn
Clarke admins OF the estate OF Ia INTO auo Ass
Jason deceased 1868 vita nte est from De emOc .
lsGl No 27S II, Joseph So D. with interest liou De
CEN er 81 ls6l -. James IOSel $iIO with nteie
tTm OF Moses ODE. 81 1856 with Interest from August
1856 No ys, Elisha stevens g with interest roiu Juy
90 1863 444 Albert lard $lO9j with interest iiOu
lS03
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARxErs-sY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Aprl 9-cdnle- Receipts to.lay I.2On hes. i
the TAR iim head for same time asst
s. TOO head. consigned through l3i cars marked
dun sellers apart tending dOwnwaid Butchers
and ship grades sc lower than last MONDAYS prees;
S. 9l17 Good 10 Choice shipping TEE ~ 30
80: Far Me.um s. s. ~ 81 Light q % asj 10;
Mixed Cows and Heers, 81 5OGSso % Fatoxen 81 oo~
s. -: Fat Buls a IS -.
sheen Receipts to-day 1900 head total Tor The week
head last week. lj,iUJ heals
gUed through ~ marSet fairy active ani shadd
Sues Good Western 81 - fO So hoce 10 Fancy.
s7ds7 IS Common. s. 30 SO Western Lambs a6Hsi 30
ogS Receipts to-day, 1000 bead total for week tnu. srf
l06O head. for same time last week 100 .ead conagn
through oO3S demand active best lots sold Good -
Choice Norers VI SO0S7 Light u Fair. 81 6O17 10:
Heavy Mediums ssdTs TO- Mixed eayy and Falls ends
Sc 7x7 KOugh IS 80 :" DO Pigs - as1 90
CHICAGO April 9.-HOcs- Receipts 5000 head; ship
meuts . 800 head market and Toe higher Mixed
81 9s7 90 Heavy ~ oOass. Light 81 LJ@s' 7O s@ips'
81 5gaS7 IN; closed weak. ,oa., -
CGtte-kecepts. 40un mead shipments llvo mean mar
ket Exports which continue du and weak
Export steers IS 5Ods6 So Good 10 Choice Shipping so
81 To- common TO Fan 81 lO0Sj 80. - .-.
Sheep Receipts head shipments 100 hea markes
far but trade; Eastern buyers operating spar
Bgy Common Fair, % 75Gsj Good 10 Choice - 900
80 75
Liverpool dispatch 10 very dscOurggn % Ane.
can shippers prices De- med "a on -te since as week:
O Good 10 American steers are dioa
per estimated dead wegnt Best sheep Use and weaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
CLOsING PXICES or PHfLA DELPHTA STOCKS
ReJ1ri-tJJ OK t. DNyIs go. II HtLd.
MONDAY. April Or. ".

MONDAY. April Or. ".
The stick speculation to-day continued u feel
the impetus given by the energetic movements OF
asC week. At the opening there was "A slight nesI-
tatIOn and in some Instances fractional decline III
ianres but the waverng soon disappeared before
the renewed free biddings for stocks. After that
the movements, until late in the day, were charac-
terlzed by an unwOntcd confidence and steady
advance IN prices. The transactions amounted 10
554.96s shares. Nearly ono-half of the total
business was contributed by eight stocks-Dela-
ware. Laekawanna and Western. $500; Union
Pacific 81 600: 50. Paul, 81 9O0 Ere, $4,000;
Lake Shore, ~, 90: Denver and Rio Grande $4,000
Genital Pacific, 20 400, aud East Tennessee. VIZ
gpia aud Georgia preferred stock 10000 shares
Western Union and Denver and RIO
Grande stocks exceptions to the
DAVIS buoyancy; Western Union because
of the continuance Of the Injunction re-
straIning the company from payment of the div-
dend upon the alleged Illegal stocS and because or
more threatened hugations. he weakness III Deu-
YER and Rio Grande has no other special cause
than the steady pressure OF the stock
for SALE The road is now competi-
tor of the Union Pacific Company from
Utah CITY east and soon will be from Ogden, tho
whole length OF the Union T. acfc. The opening OF
these extensions heretofore has been represented as
certain 10 Increase largely the earnings Of the Dem
yer and Rio Grande company hence IT was curl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
corroE MARKEr,-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVtRpoOt April .. -l2aD D. m.-totfOn ea4y; MA.
orleans DO. I'D SAe- 8u.J11 b2s
ncudEe an1 cRpOri. hccelIts
l. o. lIn2 l'.4nu American. tuuIr> GLANDS
low Apiii deliver. Aa4L. pm and
lYe:y, oa4u DO inc ucuvcit o. Co
June druSerY. Jff64u 90 JAW duu Au-uN dc
aSi.Ql. August Hud .hfoenJcr delivery o.
10 November ana Detemtcr ae Veiy o''G<d. Failures
quiet
LIVERPOOL April 9.i:jO m.-Gottoa-rne saies OF ths
da, insiitat D4ies America
LIVERPOOL AfrI m.-tcttou-fntu cf-U -
snas low lad :as clause, Apfii u-4vry.
CIV 5f-osd y AID Al us d,ly-tv o4 90 AuBust
ami HoptCmJo 1Fsac NOyruIurr AMI DeOem-
ben deliveTy. fe.u. also Jois4d fl.ulrs
H-tOtfou MNtuK ZIG.
Low AddnG &C. GOod OidInssV. receipts. i+
u4r.- grf-, siz bale -teA So utr-; cLDOrts to
the ointment. A.5if gales To Great BuisIn - bI.os
" France, bales; Constance. Iv-f bues s,ocs o3' Q
A.dulmg. Coco Ordinary. S4c.; Te,eiot1 2,Js
uae~. kr1s.. .b.I Dacs rfJIrtf % - ctf BNtau.
Uaes 70 france. bales: 10 Continent - O1-s
10 the Channel bars cJdstwtse. ---- Osles; s4os.
I..u u STOCK, Gl.Jts nat~
SRW.UE v'%s. Agra J.-JOVton s~aig: Midd'inH. PC.
az Uaics FIOss. hAes: ekpDr,- c"awise. 81 -
Dacs. o. r.4ulr 1850 D-c,. 10 Tie oIlu~I tI.I La.r
s.c U2es, las evening, uaes: tt0ck, 1919
~Ay.NyGi April 9.--tOttOn steodT. MigdIng. vlC.
Low 3fsc: GUOu OfalHaty 'la.: receipts
i,4ot gross. I,4ti Uacs. cHrofs BE-" rtauce. -
10 me Comment exports c,aJTIs 80. Jdrf
Iedt Brtau Dalcs; Nues. 900 bales cnln (.
lou Uaies. STOCK, 3l,6ib DteS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
THE United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April "a decision was rem
dered by the Supreme Court of the United Saes ocay
in re-argued case OF the Cook County Naona b'hK
OF Chicago and others against he United stacs THIS
court holds FIRST that the provisions Of the Natlodn
Bank act section 5236 Revised stsnrs have the effect
Of withdrawing naon al DABks that have failed ro ne
class OF nsoIVent pelsos out OF whose ats demands
OF the United states to tie raid ID preference 10
claims other creditors under tie aN OF 1871 Tue
npon An rumat;y with ether deposilOrs. secOnd-Tle
United states night 20 Sc OIL us claim d2ainsl tIc
surplns bonds the proceeds OF surY b0udS, ne
Iopsng TO the bauk when placed In ts hands TO
secure tie banks circulation. Bonds so Gep0sltd
act of against funds held Ivy HIM that capIciy Dis III
dividusl claW against the grsntor OF the trutt Iae
mandod with directions 70 sustain tue demurrer and us
mss tlc bill. 49,
sour bank cases viz The United stat AGAINST Ed
ward Z. Curtis casher OF the National BANK Of Missouri
81. Louis. Tue demurrer Is eusttihcd
decision also rendered ia customs case lnV0Y-
Justice Miller in the decision said at is violation
introduce dutaDe articles at all Dy m1ll;
and articles Introduced are liable 10 seizure for sucn
lie District OF Columbia against the Wash ngon Mar
ket Colupin judgment OF the supreme Co,r Of tie
D.stc is affirmed. by this decision in It's favor tne
market eompa y gains about 100000
Otuer decisions we're rendered by the Court today as
No z2l-EmAnuel Hahn ast The United states Judgment
70 $50 Samuel T. Wi iams art Eson Brothers e Com
ME suekney. adDnS Decres reversed ana Cause
80 ZlO-Jchn L. Merriam sgt The United states Judg
mCnJ all med
10 -rne Township Of Urbsna asL M4tthe " 3oles:
No 5lO-Ihe Township OF OI0aha az Tue htna Ire lnsn
Company; NO. 9ll-Ihe Township OF Urbdna Sgt
Tue First y alODa Bank OF lauvue. No 9l2- Town
ship Urbana sgt uoOrse W. San1iOd No JlJ-Iht
Township Joseph John n. Qua KeuOusi. So
ll53-Ihe COuny RiclilsnI George Wism Baii0l
George a. Holt, partner etc Judgments IN
affirmed with costs and Interest
No Iz-O1Rna eX pafte in tho matter Of TIE state Of
Iowa. petitioner RUE % show cause granted retHaOie
OF
i,iIj Zoe Lou.sril9 and Nashville Railroad Company
Manuel Pilnc5 collector ct- HolDn TO al rabce
graDtd assigned for foot OF cal Monday
November next.
The other business transacted to-day as folOws
No 2b4-The United States f. L. Jones administrator
etc. Continued per stli iuLttiOn
No 10 Original, eXparte Ia the matter OF The DeyOe
NJ nusaeturtng t0mpany petitioner L-ayo granted 20
pe ION for writ OF prohibition ard mOnon oi RUE 70 show
caase submitted
237-William ~. Ellis and agt the Atlantic
Mutual Insurance Company Of New.YOrk and others.
Argument concluded.
z5o-J. X. slawson sgt ;he Grand street Prospect
Park aud FiotOnsh Railroad Germany. Argued
e 13J- The state OF LOUISIANA 70 Brothers
the Mayor ETC. OF the CITY OF NewOreSnA Argument
began.
ADJOURNED until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10

Clipped state Lames IS p q s'c 60 ohio sheep re n
State do. 81 10 81 go ls9 80 at7<c lZi do 79 p.
at 7c 60 81 no. at To- 81 do tEwes 10 10 % oSsc Id 10
Spring Lambs 1T S. each 49,.
20I do 80 o. &c; 200 do clipped as D., at M "a
az 10 bStc; So state sheep part lamos ~ %
az &c; 3ss do iO4 81 80; lo6 do 70 az ~ l4e 90
10 m az 8ssc So 10 d. SIC; 81 no. 81 d. at baS 51
Ohio do lo7 D. NJ 81 80 "A stale Lambs ~ TO- ~ l5o
DO at Sc Ii3 do SO D. sc; spring Lam-< 500
each and 3 do. for SO. -. 49, -. ,-- o. =, o..
3SU DO 81 d. az 7c: fo4 do o. 10 at nc $50 DO W ~
s. 30 l47 DO Jew Lamos at Ie ~ 90 10, ~ a 20
less $40 ss no. ~ 81; u DO 50 % t6t; iyy
OHIO do 80 10 at 6sc 9 Western do ~ ~ &c less siW
DO ste Lambs ~ 10, at &C. and 81 do ~ 10 az an.
Walsh Kirby Co sod ~ STATE She 93 ~; ~ ~;
III DO. IS 10 AZ " 30, l4l do part hwrs I'D 70 az I
1870 ao 81 No. 74c, 10 40 few Lambs. n TO- as"c anu
l4h OHIO do dew Lambst 10 n. at sac
=. :. hase sold l73 state sheep. lO2 10. at 2c. -,
Newton et sold 22l Ohio Sheep 81 10, at 7c; bdos
95 TO- al &c; lj5 Ky 90, l17 Ib. at &c.
f. Sader Co sold 223 Colorado Sheep. SO ID. az bsc
n. Pdcock sold lao ilinOls sheep 90 10. at 81 81.
HDGs.-heeip we're "a OF 1851 heddSI cars az
Jersey and q 3Oh The steady and
Common TO Prime Hogs are quoted at ~ 50 - 3 pes
loo 10.
rsIes p. :. Kase sold state HOGS l20 ID at e..
Hume Mu en- sod 43 stare pigs ~ To- at $5 20; Grip
pies. lf3 10, al 81 TO- aud coughs 2ic III az 81 %
Smith q Red so,f 49, Common Wesegn Hogs, 1870 ID Az
IS oel. 20 RoagE ,d3 TO- at sc GOOD state Hogs
2Ob lb. "A Sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
THE SUIT AGAINST MADAME PATTI.

The suit brought by Madame SOPHIE NJ Man
ooo,, ois AdeIiua PATTI for $4,000 aud interest. for
,,pso lessons given 20 her by the husband OF inc
plaintiff was continued yesterday AZ No 1913 Broad"ay
before the referee j. W. Van Hoesen. The counsel lor
the to prove that the services OF her
husband we're valued at $1,000 year mouoh
asmade by the couuse for defendant 20 diSmfss ne
eonnaint on the ground OF No cause for acloh' nc
napers were handed refere, VINO rcsef'eu us '
pi.ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10

ous that on the announcement Of the opening OF
the line to Utah City the stock OF Denver and
Rio Grande should weaken aud that of Union
Pacific should develop unusual strength The
market closed at uuimportant declines from the
best figures of the day.
Government bonds we're dull and weak; the final
bids show declines of Il for The s. 4s and 4i27 and
L, for the 3Los Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
GUsor4AN sAEHgr&.

LIyEEPO0i. Apni g.-Eac1n. CuADersd cut JGJ short
Rlb u cd fOrA. les, ii l' s's.ern. 81. Larj.
Prue " cru J76u uecse Ee1raI 1890 Coca.
D. Ud l1IGed GA. Ipto~fa.c -Hr.f .s,I fr0sIApns
CW5t0r AuidTcAl Dr:I istiIs-iJrd. tfJ.
iorou MXed Western. "It4L MA NJ td Frc-ilt Or ~
uOnaL4I, Nd DtJJI iJr ri e5tctH oJinC JJi ~ Gil
l6SUcN Aprl 9->Dutts rurosntin, fo3d CIcutt.
itusert quarter Ju. ~. lWDo - 10
= Del tan TauoS so Dor G"t EeAhsI PctsJtciI ,'sis
aavSs Aprl 9.-Wlicor, Lara e'o,ei Al ~ Tlaa' 90
T .eutInes - Stt0N
E|Ldey. Apui 9--WicO13 Lad OO.ad az 80 MARKS 90
| pipuiu.a per !lulJd PetrOeIn. tHtrks - ptsuIlsN
April H-F"trOeuui 10 francs go cruuics 10
Fine American Oad si - francs ceuu nes osne''
Wb,ox' Lsrl. b irIucS % trutIuss 100
lTYt J-EcceOts Wheat he b
From Atlantic ports. 20, quarters ports.
uuI4cfs; other sOuIt-s 1000 quarters. corn,
| gr.u g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
MINES AND MINING.

MoVDtY. April 0-P
The features of the mining st elk marker to-day
were tia. dealings IN Robinson and sonora Coz soil
dated Robinson advanced irom71 10 ~ and closed
at - cents The bear scare IN Sonora C0rSU.-
dated seem to have eliminated. The stock opened
down II cent, at J3 CeGts, rose e. 81 aud finally
clio ed ~ A. C. nts Sierra Graudc declined 20 ocufs
10 i.75. Little Chief developed some strength and
rose Il cents to II cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10

LONDON Apr p-l23o p. m-Atiantc and Great WesteI D
trustees crriIctr' %, 90. -,Conn mort
r,ye I5L, Ere 3t DO scc9ni Conspls ~; Illinois en-
ral 1912 Pcnnsyi. auia Central. tb keluinE. - q
Wexrtu VtIwa, tnmteu Ortuay. laJ 81 NeW.forS oh.
tan" ana ~ csieru. :. Milwaukee, anu IT. Pau common
1854 49,.
Io,rOy April 9.-l:oO p. Paris atrces dnote thrss
per rcnt,s "a TRACES 80 confines tp thf
fONDOy ApriI 81 90 D -AUanU' and Great western
nrt mortgnse frust~r-' cerh,at's a5l4 Ene so lew
So- central / Pransvvapia central G6' Reading , .;
Merriam RAILWAY uritcI Ordinary. lJJi4 sew lOiA bh
aud Western. 49, MIwauAee ana H. Piu' common
IOrl4 .- -.
LoSpOy NprI -iijp ?. m-P4rt' advtccs dro;c thr'e
pe gn rentr. a. 40 ,rlnc. - for the account
Bar -iysr.s alofet ~ jui.r per ou1rr.
The amount al IN Hon Withdrawn from the Bank OF EnS-
Land on balance to-day - &Iui,uoJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
TOLEDUS OPINION or CHICAGO.

GRAIN AND GRAIN GAMBLING.
Marked Export Toledo froaUoe Exchange.
chicago Is large city ami a large corn
market 1t has large ExeGaHge nemDership, and, of
course The trading IN wheat for delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YokK, April Q.

r eports from the new Welsh well were con-
FLEEING today Early asserted tnat the well had
been drilled deeper, win the result OF increasing the
flow OF OIL this report was contraieted, an u
was said that the depth had been increased by drilling
without favorable response. The latest reports were
that the well flowing at the rate of thirty bres 'n
hour The speculation a. the Petroleum Exchanges
wa. somewha, affected 70 the morning by the varying
stories the oil regions but only 10 the extent OF
fictualon In prices frcn o. 092i4c. down to 81 i9c,
and then EEK 92ac For short time in tue early
afternoon th market quiet and steady about 92c,
n IN the h aud mai selling movement beg ~
which TreI the pace down 10 SSc Tie closing hRurs
were eS3,c AT TIC New-YOrk Petroleum Exchange and
sgl4c al The National But the market ended weak
rne telegrap Icd transactions from OIL CITY were
2sf5 600 barrels The toUI dealings IN NewYork were
IOlOWs: