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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
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0SI-rasSz OoURI-SPEclAL TERN.-Betore Van Worst =
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ia 5-4 $50 $50 587, SIS. 3J 465, 30 AS, 4oO 10 ~
Az. 40. NJ. ,.r--.ro.
case on ford agt. Meuier and Ntsin ACT MOTIFS
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1910 1870 1857 1853, l6s 1862 800 1917 I6's lsy
l72s I7l3 l745 l7ii 100 - log If2=13 y o.
l776 l77BN 1777 l777 = ITS l715 49, IIoI 81 o5
1855 l7-4 =. l1s3. 49, -, - ". H..
"a rRFME COURT-CRCuTT-PARr IL-Be'ore Van BInnt
short Canses-J-Nos 27l g. 242 T. 243L2 "a p q - ~
1-3l gal 353 2$l-, 23s3 lis n p 800
SURROG ATF's CoURT-BefOre Rollins, S-M0uon calehoa'
l. a. M wills Nary kiadaisch az 10 a. M AAce = Ne
cham II m Thomas Murray, p m and estate Oh JaheIe
& nandager n o., e. III n
SUPERIOR COURr-SPECIAL TRR2-Beicfe SedSWick, CJ'-
Cl-f-NOs p. U A., a.. Is, ] 4. . in, ] :. ~
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRiAL TERd-PARI I-Beiofs IruaA -, j.
Go fI,U, she,-~hort causes-NOa ISL 10 lOll-D6y
calendar Nos so 1876 GIL, 40 7O4 467 200 blo u l. III
lis. 8Gl.323 ,.es.-. o.l. .,,,,
sUPERIoR CoURT-TRIAL TEEN-PARr IIeioie y ''oIi-'n
J-l5a4e on No 81 80 day calendar - -
sfpFRIOg COURI-TRIAL TggM-PAgT I1I.-Bet0re lngr9-
ham Lease unnished-N0s 1906 l7Oc, 49, l1%I INA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
CITIZEN CONKLING.
Examiner OF Van Santvooru,
Surrogate's Court,
n. Y. CITY.

train OF thought flashed over the exSenators minu'
ad suggestion Of the Sage OF Madison square
evidently came 70 him. However, he depositeo INC
package unopened upon the lawyers uSoie
When Messrs. Root. shlpmsh' Oruion"u
Vahn and Kunzman had seated themselves afouhu
tho table ex,Judge shipman continued his examination
Of William H. smith of the witnesses OF Jesse HoS
will Mr. shipman il OF medium stature, smooth sna %"
of dignhed presence having comfortable way VI
into witnesses inmOst soul. Mr.. Smith maoe tSV az
short replies 10 the lawyers questions upon VIVA"
MACE on June 26 1882, at Jesse Hoyts house. "neo ~
viii was signed lie required TO state eacn ohe O
was present how he there, whether ne OF SIG
stood or sat and how long the operation continued
Mr. ConkIng found favorable opportunity here to open
the naekage addressed him. and ascetaned that was
a copy OF a twO-cent newspaper
The witness said that MIR Hoyt, when he signed the
will wa, In a feeble condition. He was weak, but not
very weak as he could hold pen IN MS naho "e ~,
was raised in bed and his arm rested on an st b S
csnsed Mr. shIpman TO exclaim: You must NOT sdVH
the witness Mr.: Ho95 n Witness went o. He told in
spasmodlc sections how many times the pen wa" Pp'N
se shnman"Yon are sure that you never said that
Mr. Jackson held the top Of the pen 10 Keep !" P0'
The witness emphatcaly)-I never said anything OF
the KIND 49,. 1884,, from, Wastcbestar
Connfv who had called upon the witness regarding tDe
will Mr. smith did not know the man ne was lVt in
norter. he looked ike "a who had Deeh sVtlus ~
court beside Lawyer Aaron Kahn MI, hdnn s ~, ro'
think that lawyer would have sent Out sCouI ~
n1ifre hostile camp. as intimated by MI ROOF. ny
Conklme VINO had been long sitting uh vii
ingV oiet then took up the question OF the man IIo
Wes;chester and wanted know why MI enth IuousnS
that honorable counsel would not nave empUJ SU
epv TO steal inside the enemy's lines , ~, rbis
Witness No was then ushered into the char. !nls
was Abraham Van santyo0rd. lawyer Dy occuPaoIUn
and son of Cornelius Van SantvOord OF recent me
He vas a good-lOOkng man, fashi0naoy GIesseu VIZ
the habit OF winking his eyes raj ~, 80 an,
nresent when the viii was signed. Mr. hoyts ullu AZ
peared perfectly clear at the time ana MS uhue NJ
i,naaecfed The witnesses voice fell away so tudl "
shpman asked him If he inherited his tones Iom nus
, o,ans ~ tbe witness who continued his testimony
IrjtSoYt nhvseaI interruption until p The hearing
WIS Adjourned until Tuesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
TnrR.pAY. Anril I7-P. ".

THURSDAY, April Up II.
The stock market to-day was active than ii
has been for several weeks. The transactions
amounted to 42j, 44j shares; but there was gem
eral and in some instances an important shrlnkage
in values. The market opened weak and prices
slowly declined till after midday after that there
was sharp recovery and for few min
utes the tone was strong Bat the rally was met
by a free supply of stocks that sent prices back 70
near the lowest of the day. The dealings in the
coal stocks were a marked feature and Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western and Reading contributed
$4,000 shares 10 the day tOtaL Delaware, Lack
awauna and Western, after its early decline from
ISL TO ll7as' to ISL and ended at lis, and
Reading, after its decline from 5lls to
80. recovered to 81, but it closed at 1880 1873.
There were numerous rumors about what the coal
companies had agreed TO in regard to future pro-
ducts and the prices for The stocks luctuated more
from what were operators ideas OF the effect OF
such agreements upon the prices Of coal than from
the conditions or probability Of the Tonnage ca
pacity OF consumption. As affecting the immediate
future of the coal trade, the effect upon the minds
of middlomcu and contractors Of the agreement
that has been made between the companies Ito re-
street production to the wants Of consumption, such
restrictions to be hereafter setted will be watched
for with 10 little interest. 81. Paul and Union
Pacific in the early dealings were ex-
ceptionally strong, and Union Pacific held Its
strength with unusual tenacity to the end but st.
Paul yielded from SCH TO s5ds rallied to SIS and
closed at sJl2a s50s. Missouri Pacific and the
Wabashes again were notably weak Missouri Pa
cine sold down one per cent to sOI2 and after a
rally closed at s09i; Wabash common declined
from IL TO sos and ended at 97s aud the preferred
stock fell from ISL TO 1914 and closed at 1873
The trunk line stocks except Erie were fairly
steady, but they we're neglected; Erie sold at II e
to20l4 2Oss Western Union auctuated p per cent
between 679. and 81 and closed at 67lq. against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
!ge Of price. and tho total dealings were a. FOL.


LIVERPOOL, April 17-l2J0 y. m-Coton ste"iy Dut irsd
active. Md6iine pands I'D do. Orleans "a saes ,
bales including 5000 bales Tor speculation and EXPORT
recspts 900 bale. including 100 bales American utuIe'
-Uplands Low MddiDg clause. APTu and Nay dsIy5iy
lu-bsd; also l5id. DO May and Jcne dellyey y -
B64di do June and July delivery oit also ~
6id5 do. July and August delivery, -y-otu 81 aug
ust and September delivery, 29b4dt also ESb4di 20
September and October delivery, 2tb4dI also -oO4d
october ahl November delivery I0t4d 90 september
dehvery,o 526id FUTURES quiet with limited inquiry ,,
m.-CottOn-iooq MlddnS plands, '-luu-i SlgIlnt
Up'ancs, 81. Low Middlng Urand4 adj Good Oia9ay
Upl4nds l3l5d Ordinary Upands, I-lodi G0od MldnE
Texas, sfI Middling Texas. 6isii Low Mddug Ie1as
5lbdj Good Ordinary 1cxae gdi ordinary leAas 2-'
Good Middling Orleans. gltd Mltdlng orleans, b'sl
Low Mlddnna ureans B. Sd. Good Ordinary orleans 3D.
Ordinary orleans I'D The sales Of the day Included ~
sou bales American ,
FutuTes-I plands Low MlddluB clause, ApUl utAVcy
ib4d sellers do April and May delivery i-OAd hthri-
DO May and June delivery. 1854 sellers do. June ana
July delivery 3OG4d sellers, do July and August del'ty
sl-G4d sellers DO August ana september delivery, bebld
sellers; september and October delivery Zjosd sellers
do september delivery. 3ltid. sellers. -
2. Motion utuTes-D plands Low Mdding cause
April delivery, ld6id buyers DO Ar and NAY "ei.vsi
d lBb4d. buyers do. May and Juno delivery -hhtu'
sellers DO June and July delivery 9id BUYERS d1 July
and August delivery 20 sd buyers do. septembeI aud
October delivery ad4d buyers do septembel delivery
g9.G4d. bay era FUTURES closed quiet but stSadI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
SUDDEN RISE IN WHEAT.
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN FROM CHICAGO
LIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DULL
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNHl


LIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DULL
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
C,1c,co. April 17.-"Have the Milwaukee
and Hobbs crowds sold their wheat ~ Is what everybody
was asking to-day At first the little traders thought
that they had Yesterday they they had. To-
day most people admitted that they knew nothing about
IT, There were buyers in the wheat PIT this
morning The opening weak, May wheat at one time
selling down TO 1919 cents. The weather Was fine ana
the feeling decidedly bearsh All at there was
metamorphoss The scalpers, who had been disputins
over eghths and quarters suddenly dropped their has
Cling They all turned buyers, and anxious buyers 100
They didn't stand small fractions, but in tWlnkuk
bid the price up from s37 cents for Nay 10 s5l2 cents
From being uncertain and later little Oearsh the TEN
per became at once decidedly bush. Everybody wanted
wheat The shorts" became frightened The fellows
who have been persistent bulls" during the 30 cents
decline and who were the point Of giving up hope
acted as If finally the advance had begun, aud
unless the utmost speed used the stuff would advance
too fast for them TIE cause for this sudden conversion
was a scalp successfully made b. provision crowd pre-
wheat its lowest. early In the morning croWu
provision brokers appeared anC quietly pcAed up aoul
lOOUpOV pu-h " WIZ 90 No. sffor Tho buv-
this buying and continued 10 advance Ong aIr Inc ~
ing closed under the influence OF the purchasing OF tue
shorts" who had taken fright. ,
The theory tonight IL hat tle Whetl pouEn w uc po
vision brokers this forenoon ST cents and hcreabouts
all sold out at above 50 cents Il Is set down ~ se
successful by that clever operator Cuday ne csbes
were good deal better this morning than than they nave
been OF late The shipments YESTERDAY from tins place
were heavy 2I9 600 bushels. immense movement Dy
rail lust at the opening OF n1visauOn
There were minors Of big shipments of corn and wheat
from New-NOrk. The receipts were small. onIy SIX ears
OF oats All these bullsh circumstances and the To-
cal crowd yielded 10 them, even the crowd ahout tIe
There was nothing in provisions, except ilt the
packers appeared TO be buyers The pit was dun all day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
ing 10 .ne American Classification ars
Good Ordinary 81 i i9E MadnF .....ilIpss:

strict Good ordinary I5-IG Kidding.
f5y go ofaf aT r az 'S eoGs
April ii SAIL SO, May Il s60ll.-7 June goGiIS1
october. iil7&III9; November tl019ll ~: Deem
Der llO2qll0S; January, llO'GlllO Iransiei@oie D'
FIoUR AND MEAL-FLoUR--MarEe stin in buyers
port demand moderate and the obbng trade confined mainly
%c2G % sxp %an % 1895 bbs y Mn Extra
90 91' zoo bbs SSpeFpe e s 5oS So 10 9f ras ms
ira 81 Ij4s8 3D. mainly SO 5Ods3 45 900 bbls No 2
Whsai; 1000 '' Ob!g WirtgF &e3t Extra mainly
F Fa4 g! % SdperSe 'fs 5 q @''aG?s
exreme Common 70 EAR fdTa state ia eooS 3S
Western So ass Co. Choice So C5 asG So Common
Eh6ice s. 5ass Common Extra Minnesota 5as2 55
Clear poss se Mix a s saers Ezra g 3 as 2
81. Louis Common 10 Fair Extra, SO Gs ~ taF 70
SIa whSal Extra SG s ss 90 CITY Nm for Wes
a calf "a auet s0UTHERN FLoUR@Dun with
clming tendency Sales 600 bbs Common 70 G'od TX
& ady Sta @SSeate cn f Yellow
6Ds ~uperine s5 4'aso 90 ~ AZ " "a ui
GRAiN-WHEAf Married opened weak subsequently be-
S Ga9 a 2PS s1e de- a ra FOR 5port light
business city Milling and arge transactions IN oPoas
rive including 10 Chicago spot and to arrive e. 20 e
Red 81 61 lie in store 81 02 es1 o2a delivered from
store 81 Oia.afOIT- Tor Rail Certificates in elevator
No Red 81 Il in elevator g0gTadef White d g S
Nav 6o2as Q9 closing g. O. q do June 81 92d2S
"a 4. Closing n fJRi 40 july q "n'4 '"'e
II U47. do August. 81 ~ a9s O5 ? closing q o. -
RYI-Narket que,, lrm. Western. O. b0ci canada AMI
-tac :" -.t. SlIea 900 bush Western $50 &c
BAPLEY-Narket quiet and trm sales 1000 bush. NO
Cauada al gJc . Is ARLEY MALT-5teady az last quota
tlons.. CORN-Market has advanced sol &C. Light ex
port ana trade and brisk business on speculative &C.
count sales 81 bush. future. $4,000 bush cash In
cudng Unlraled Aixed at 469 q No, 3 3l SoSsl2e
steamer Mixed. J%l20jSAc. In elevator 2tDo52c AlOat
SO. >, Mized Jssc IN elevator 1919 80 &c dehveTed
mainly coo; White southern, 6SAc; No Mixed seller
May 81 65a nc. closing 58s4ci do. June. 57'2d s'-c
closing Sc. do. July j9as0eO4c. closlng 90 AS
Market opened lower subsequently recovered from
the decline advanced Q @ and closed nrn al shade
uuar the Mi glest prices. Sales SO 900 bush future 9OO
bus6 cgsh including No Mixed $50; No p 35tt6
SIC: 80. quoted 37ci No. White, 42ci No. 2 t4sG
4c In elevator &c. arrive No quoted At 46c Mixed
Western 80 "a lscj White DO, 4a945c, White state a.
Mixed seller Nay SjaA as &c, closing O44ci
Ia Bf-43 closing SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
1-v1rrn STATES SUPREME COURT.
WAsHINGrox, April 1.-THE proceedings

WASHINGTON, April II.-lne procedures VI
the United states Supreme Court to-day were as follows
No 327-Mary Z. Barrett appellant as~ - ~ " - -
Failing Argument conc .uded -.-. -. .,,oi,or+ art
S2s. j II Pugh surviving trustee elc., apelf'n
me Fauount Gold and silver Mining Company anu OneIs
w s9e Pbe Hoard of supervisors Genada County and
others aints I'm error agt Brogden q Co. ana 0ieTs
Submitted plaintiff counsel appearing iOi u0
fendant in error .,-- -,.t..,S "a, srror act
No 33I-harles R. Cable and Others planun IN error az
me Pr esdet and Trustees Ohio University ana "a
error to the supreme Court OF the state Ct Omo-Dsse
with costs pursuant TO 9th rule. .,a l.. .r o-+
No 332-OTient Mining Company PlainIn IN ne CrcTit
North MONDAY Mining Company u error w Tis
Court United States for the District OF CaoIa LIB
M ssed with pursuant 20 the 10th rule , - fo,
Goa The Bolrd OF Supervisors o. carroll County pam
m in error AIT Dewitt Smh-Passed ON account OF sOA
OF counsel. uurlfnP+on
No Adams County, plaintiff in error agt
Missouri River Railroad Company anu OInpiS' O
PEI stipulation. -, . - ...,,.-. ~ William A
Stewart and others. Argued for appellant noe'use
ing 10 appelees -,,.-. go. t,sv,ard r HILL
Continued .-,-...4.. 90, .rd otlcrs
act Wtam CLARK subMLted for appellants No cOuh'0l
appearing for appelees.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

snd shipping 50 sosss 90, Light IS aoss' so' sf'' %
ass o.. .,. 49,. 49,
het brsk and steady EIports 81 pes5 ~ oeoa 70
Choice shTpping So 90ss1 so Common !" Aso""' '""~
f6 40 49,
shesp- Receipts $500 shipments - nsr nr .iony
s5 75 Choice 10 Extra S. Soass 90 LAMB. % 5eSss
st. LOUIS April l7--Hogs-dull; Reeeipts, AoOo ne%G
shipments 1880 head Light IS 5Oas5 e5 Packers ~ ~
peceots 400 had Shipments. 900 head, Export
ers SO 80 65 Good Choice Shippers 81 IoGso zo'
Common 70 Medium, S. O0as 80; sockers AND fSe"'i'
So 0Odf5 10. -, "a.
she,p- Receipts 500 head: shipments 500 heal io,e-
TO Fair. 81 50as4 So Medium 10 Good s41Se$5 w
Choce 90 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
COrRr OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 17.--ln the Court OF Appears
tedav Chief-Justce william c. Ruger ana assoca'eS
,,-esent the following business was transacted:
No 14s-The Peorle agt. The Mutual Trust company, o..
No i48-James W. Murphy an infant Oy guAiH as''
20 soMsIie Hussner administering, agt The Brooklyn
City Railroad C0mdany. ,.-. go. Tho Nov yoyk
20 l5l-Clarts r Strohan infant agt The Ne" O'A'
Lake Erie and Wes.er Railroad Company
The day calendar for Friday, AprA - Is
Nos. 80, 15s, 1891, 154. l55, 1856. 100 and lb4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
THE PETR0LEUM MARKET

NEw-TORE, April Il.
The net results of the large dealings in United
Pipe Line certificates to-day decline from the hnal
quotations at the exchanges yesterday Long after the
close yesterday in C City sales were made at % cents
against 967- cents at the Consolidated Board here
when business opened in Oil CITY to-day there
was a perfect panic Of the shorts " to cover
their contracts, and 81 recorded in a few
minutes. such opening there communicated
It's excitement 20 the NewYork market and nom 977s
cents there was rapid advance to 81. The hury-bury
was great that prices differing within range Of nearly
cents made at and the same time among
the traders. The market IN about an hour however be-
came morec and displayed unsettled Tone huctua
tons moving fevershly about % cents pivotal point
In the last hour there pur to 0s cents but II was
Followed by o quick relapse 70 about the lowest
figures Of the day. The decline was credited
10 heavy sales Of long" stock made by
Pttsbrg people Carrying rates ranged from 80 cents
prennm down 10 fiat The market closed weak and I'LL
settled
Ele range OF prices and tho total dealings fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
LIVE srocK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Aur II Receipts to-day lVO nSsi o.,
week 500 head for same ume l-s ~ef 1'p W.
head consigned through. 946 ears mafAot W
1ood - O0qs IS: oxen 81 1895 uOi lABht butchers
- 75dR IS On: Good Butchrrs's - Oudt9 ~ -, -, -,
sIssD-RecrIpts today 100 head toa io We"N mus uN
rs NOD head Tor same time last week OO0 hea1 eohSEneI
western 81 5OaS5 Is; Choice 10 Fancy - eOas6 So west
siH Icc,nIs today 500 bead total for week thus
far IA 900 head for time last week 2lO0O head
onsed through OA cars; Good Choice Workers s. 90
81 10 Light Mixed 80 J0Gsj 49, Good Mediums 80 %
So 10. Pigs 81 SOGS5 rs. o.,
cejpts $4,000 head, shipments 5000 head: market dul
and loo. lower Rough Packing so+O@s9 50 raeA4as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

67Ss last evening. Pacific Mail suffered further
decline from 5Oia to 47L049047s@ In no sense
was the market at any time panicky, but whenever
there was activity there was rsggedness, and the
tone at the end was weak.
Government bonds we're dull at steady figures
The closing quotations are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
BASEBALL NEW :.

THE METROPOLITAN AND PHILADELPHIA LEAGUE
MINES WIN VICTORIES.
The fourth game between the New-Hork
Ieag,e and METROPOLITAN baseball mines played at
the Polo Grounds yesterday the presence Of fair num-
Der of spectators. The game was well contested and
interesting throughout the MetrOpoltans being success
,ui for the second time their opponents Lynch
mitchell IN ne form for the MetropOtans whose general
fielding play excellent Ewing surprised his many
admirers By making two at second base Not a
nm os earned on either side. The follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer, Vessels and Railroads..
HEw-YORK, April II, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEx.YoRK. April II. 1884,

CoFFEE-Ro the spot quiet but arm at l0Sc tot
Fair Stock hands 234 100 bags options quet ana
without marked change CLOSING barely steady WIZ nav ssa
s400545 and October and November, $40 Dsoo Dd ana
asked Mild graies quiet and steady 600 bags Aaraeoo
sold private terms 49,,
CoTTON-Spot Cotton quiet and l-l8o lower sales
474 bales 6s last evening" all for h0ms consumption De
lyered contracts 400 bales Receipts az the ports 70
day. 235! bales against 1919 last week, and lOO last
year Since september 4659732 bales against 00OZZOt
laat season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18

BOSTON, Mass April l7.-Four dull and anchanTed
snnarhne a. 1858 5O Common Extras, 20 - as 81
Patent Winter nest ss5 Corn Sg l steamer A Yss
oats rrm No / White, 46c. No. 2 White, s32a4<S;i
No 3Whe Shorts dun at III 50 Mddngs dnn al ~.
Provsions slow Prime Pork sl6 500 Ness Sill Extra hess
81 50Sss Plate so OO6sls so; Family and Extra Plate
q 81 Tard-Sales az - 80. Hams-Sales l32Glfye,
butter du Fresh made 32c Cheese arm Good 70 Choies ~
80 Fpgs weak fresh Eastern IS nc Receipts-Flour.
300 bris 500 sacks Corn 900 BUSH Wheat, 20 90
bush oats $4,000 bush. shorts 5000 BUSH Rye, LOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
SIGNING OF MR.. HOYT'S WILL.
TWO or THE WITNESSES HEARD IN COURT

PACKAGE FOR "orrIzEN CoSKLING"-" GROOM
INGn WITNESS.
After Roscoe Conkling had walked with com
,0onsng prssence into surrogate's Court yesterday
sraceIly laid aside his spring Overcost and disclosed
his handkerchief and his usual boutonnere OF gar
net ribbon Clerk McIntire handed to the ex-senator
pacsage thus addressed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
BANKING AND FINANCL4h
HATCH & rOOTE, Bankers,

No. u WALL-sr., NEw-YORK,
Buy and Sell IS. Bonds execute orders IN Stocks
and Bonds for Cash and on-a Margin; Interest al
lowed on Deposirs Desirable Investment Secu-
rites on hand. Attention given TO correspondence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoynoS April l7-l23O p. m.Consos ll2 7l6 t9r mon
ana 10 .I or the recount Atlantic AM Great western
first Io.t1ge Trustees rtfcae- A. 10 second NOR 1r
tr, l3 T.. Reading. POS Mexican Ordinary 80 - Jana
can Pa,ihc 53; - Paul Common -H - ,. 49,. 81.
go D. Paris advi,cS quote Three Per OeNI heucS a
m francs p cent times i0r the account - -,
nth" bullion IN the Bauh OF Eng ana INC Ici'e' < -
OOp during the past week. .. ID. ,.,i.-
The proportion " the Bank Of England reserve 70 lol4ly
which last 551, cent l. nov ll'4 per cent
D. m-Eric p II Illinois Central lJl r - PENNEY IVana
g. 49, ,,. -. 20
pm.-Pars advces quote Three Per Cent kentes az 10
francs - confines for te account ana exchange on Aoi
don a . francs : p Crnllme5 TO. checks,
PAMs April 1.-The weetlv statement or the Bank OF
France shows Increase o. 1000 francs N goa ana -40
900 francs IA silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
COTTON mARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON Apnl l--Cotton steady; Middins II y Low
Middln0 3.I6; Ordinary 1O-t net and gross TO
ceipts y bales sales "a bales stock 1919 bales
gAvANyAH. April 17.-COttOn firm; MiddllnR II 81 Low
Nddng IJ; Good Ordinary 10 10 net and gross receipts
1919 bales sales IS bales; stock 1867 bales. , .,,,
April 10. -COttCnquet aud steady hddnss
- Low Mddng l1a Good Ordinary, lOa net receipts.
bales gross OO9 bales Exports CoastNse IIAV oaien
sales, loo bales; stock, l74,sl3.
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Earned Interchangeable 81 BfOOkyn,O
The Domestic nine or Newark and the Atlanttcs, OF
Brooklyn, played game az Newark yesterday The
Domestcs easily BY the score OF 10 10 2.
The Metropolitan and Boston mines Will play 1t the
Polo Grounds and the New York League and Brooklyn
mines At Washington Park, Brooklyn, to-day.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE Baltimore and Monumental
mines played here again to-day The home club outpsyed
their opponents at every point and easy victory
By the following scores
B Bdd5%ssi,js S23895 9-ls
Base bits-Baltimore IS, A0numentals, T. Enofs-Baln
more o. MOnnmentas b.
The first Union Association championship game was
played here to-day between the National Union and Bati
more Union clubs The club did most effective
WORK at the bat and the by the following
SsaGna, g 1PS7oa SYg9SdddS-
Base LiIs-NaTOna Union g. Baltimore Union, ErTOFs-
National Union, 1; Baltimore Onion, IS.
soU1s-oRASGR. n. j., April 1.-THE Alert baseball
club Of Seton Han College, defeated the Columbia Col
sgs baseball club to-day the grounds Of the former
by score OF 70 ..
PuTsBURo, April 17.-The first baseball game OF the
season was played to-day and between the Detroit
and Allegheny clubs. hotwthstsndlng Dad weather tne