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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
THE NEw-JERsEY COURT OF ERRORS.

TRENTON, \. j., April 2S.-The New-Jersey
Court Of Errors and Appeals rendered several decisions
to-day In the ease OF william Il. Fags and wife against
Mr. Baldwin, Of NewYork, the appellants sought 10 nave
declared void mortgage for some $4,000 which tLey
had given Baldwin as security for margins in stock trans
actions carried on through Baldwin, Mrs Fagg ao-
count Theplea that the mortgage was void because II
constituted contract in violation OF the New-Jersey
law against gaming. All tho lower courts had decided
against the Flaggs holding that speculation on margins
was not gambling within III meaning Of the Ne"-Jesey
statute Judge Magic read the opinion o? the majority
OF the court reversing these decisions Under the com
mon law which II was to be presumed, governed the
contract IN NewY0rl he said the mortgage was valid
but II could be enforced IN New-Jcrsey only by that
judicial comfy whereby contracts made IN one state
complying with the law OF that state were enIoclhe ID
another state where the law might be different But this
county matter solely i'll the discretion Of the courts
and would not be exercised III New-Jersey where the
contract proposed enforced opposed 10 the pub
lie policy the state Objectionable moral grounds
In New Jersey contracts tainted with gambling are not
protection the laws Comfy does MOI require Us TO ell
force contracts tainted Decree below reversed ana
tie appellants allowed costs Judges Depue. Parker,
Reed, Clement and Whitaker dssented from TINS oIlu-
ion. seven Judges c0ncuTed
m Condit administrator. against Jersey City, the
Court affirmed the decision OF the lower court int me
city was not res onsJe FOR damages resulting nom the
death OF person through the negligence Of the driver
VI a city ash-csrt 1900. $500,
IL Allen against the Camden and Philadephia Steam
boat Company the Judge in the lower court CHARGED J
the jury could not give exemplary damages 10 man who
put on ferry for Ot fare aIter the
fare had actually been paid Tile court held that this was
81 error. ANA reversed tine decree.
In the dozen more cases in which the supreme
Court had given judgments against the city OF Elizabeth
al the suit it, creditors decisions TO have been
rendered ahrulng these Judgments Dt Cd account Oh VIC
illness Of Ole judge the formal opinion was deferred until
neXttem.
The Court also sustained the Supreme Court decision
that the abO!islng the system OF paying county
prosecutors Ivy fees, instead OF stated salary Vas uncon-
ttitutOnal and void.
The verdict convcting Of Grand larceny Vim. sppe,
the telegraph operator who attempted 70 secure $4,000
from an Ere Railroad paymaser by of bogus dis
patches sent over tapped wires, affirmed.
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LIVERPOOL, Aprii 2~-ProvtslonsB aconCunber and cut
4Orf Long Gear Addes, iSa uui ~huit NlrAl hituea
AS Oh short Ribs ASS Id; Shoulders 3'7 pocwt f'ecl
sos Tor extra Indian Ness India Mess. 80 FoIN- mrs
Mess - p per Dbl; Prime Mess Eastern, - vest
rrn bSa LAri-Anenoan. ~ 3D.. Prime Western = a
Lard on, T. nd. Hams Long cut OJA td 7houldtl- T.
Butter 3's. per cwL Tor nncst United states Ohrso
American Choice, 6-s. Ud Nheated ustern 7pr3 : ID
as 3D., Rel Winter 81. ger c-ual NO Sprins
- sd New Western Winter "a "a New Mixed Westei4 "
o. s IL California No l. IS. ri. HNt d; california i"
t. od. Id per GENITAL COrn-Mixel Dbl o. ell 90
new Ds d per GENITAL PrOlucc-@pirits 0i 'natin9
&. r. td.i DO. az London, 80 per CEL hehhel retro
leum ID per gallon. clover seci-Amercan icL 4 -
05is. per cWt T4IoS 37s 90. per cNt lsoHn- ohhlO %
~ Oh Pale. o. IDS ID lusccl d. IS @ pr r"; ooo
Receipts VI wheat Cr the week. from lantlc Iort- 81 u
quaIers Facluc PORTS 10000 quarters frJm other
sources, 900 quarters Rec ips oi Corn, 10 que 49,
LONuoI Apri ,1lriucs Lllsoed Oh. 4 40 los = 10 -
per ton. Calcutta Liusoud. i3s o. iis Per quarter In
seed Cake Is los per ton Refined Petroleum, I'D a. ~
per gallon spirits Turpcnuue. -5t ~ per cNL
sperm on &b4 500 per ton .tp-h-S 0ninoh' t- o.
Pale, Is ais ProvlsOns-LAr1, - I'd. per rwL lof
American sugar U.s. d. 0l3s 81 pei cwL Tor tuba Cthl
fuga pO4riLng 80, AID los. O 1IJs ID 40r S11~ us
esTac0 fEL1 refining 4nOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
cLosLva PRLcEs 81 oRIL4DELPAu STOCkS.
MOSDAY, April 2s-r. n.

MOSDAY, April ~, "
The conspicuous feature of to-dsy's stock market
was rs weakness. In some stocks II was more
marked than In others because Of smaller pressure
TO sell but measured from the buying side there
was little or no difference. Opening figures gener-
ally showed advances of la a per cent over sat
urdays last prices but the real business Of the day
the marketing Of stock-was delayed only for
few minutes, and prices almost INN .diately began
TO shrink and were not checked by the large buy
ing to cover shorts. Ono broker purchased 5OOU
shares Northwestern common stock at T. aIltI
it had sold up to 1924 the purchase Is believed 20
have been 20 close up short account but
whe ,her IL was not the buying broker had hardly
left the Exchange before the stock was offered al
112, and il later sold at HOS later there was
rally 20 1l14a 1ll2 Oh buying Of room traders
What has been SAID fairly illustrate, the movements
in the general market But to particularize Read
ing again a weak spot aud it declined from
43li a 1885 to ALOE. The stock is atiected.by
the common discussion of the question If there ever
was solid basis of its being taken
from tho receivers hand. In like manner
Central Of New-Jersey was objective point
and its price declined from 702i 30 to 764a7I'e'
The question was generally asked to-day II the
terms Of the release of the Jersey Central Company
from the receivers hands in May, lSS3-which re-
quired the full payment Of the floating debt III
three months time-had yet been complied
with. Every one knows that Il had not been at the
expiration Of six mouths and from the little infor-
nation that since has been furnished It seems
probable that il has not been done yet, aud that
good portion Of IL Is outstanding and drawing y
per cent interest the earnings of the Read
ing Company. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western was moderately firm and declined
only from liza to 116ie0l1G7s Union
Pacific was less than usual leader
in the speculation, but it declined from 67si to
65l2a6j7s. The trunk line shares were simply
! lower, without any pronounced feature. st. Paul
yielded 2 per cent 10 SOC aud closed at STA Ihs
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ended AprIiS2s, 1884.
Quotations OF sEEvEs TO-DAY

God 10 Prime steers sold year ego l2aaIc thu
aytt. e Wa estimated AZ ia
Receipts yesterday and today were 100 cars Al
Jersey CITY and n az losi 81 head afainsz
Clus head Monday The arrivals the past week were s5
head Than Las week and LAB head more than the CORE
spending ast year
FoloNlng tie break pnces ard the tu hnsh n lase
ndly sellers enail NcncsSy, with light arriy.
ais advance ~ nearly and there
st further improvement Friday " 81 per he the uar-
ket closing wea6.
HE arrivals day not heavy 80 caroads az both
Yards but a larger PEI centage than usual we're
Tor the home trade and the PROPORTION OF Good and
Prime BullOCks. ghng nom 100 10 ] 800 ID. vs1
very noiceabO while The market MOI ratey sup.
piled with the common and meium grades and there was
scarcity VI little handy steers ranging Om Oi 20 loo ~
IN fact the quality above thai Of any preceding
day Tor weeks Trade opened fairy active
ghty lower figures for All classes Of Cattle aud tho
decline Good and Prime 9uilocks vas generally rsted
equal fully Al per head, with OF the sales lower
than Friday The yards were mostly cleared tefors
81 Naive ~tlcrs sold AT strDur Il &c.
dress So 70 and cars 81 stu Balls NJ $40 &c ies
Rough sold down lC and loads OF thin haat-
tened sters AZ s. per 100 with general sales 80 COM
BU0oks o. II az " % dross - ~ and choice
and Extra were bought az . lz2as oqtsle hgre Cor -
Chicago Steers 1851 average eod by NOKe kegensteig
necke % Exporters reserved about carloads an
bought lis head for shipment alive al = -. aud IL
head :or shipment dressed AZ II "a e 70 dross % D.
The Brooklyn CRY was laden with l3 Live Ctte Tor VI.
Goldsmith tie India win BE- loaded BY LIugIim CO
The shipments Of Live Cattle and Snecp and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as iouoWs'
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a ottsndorfer and wruam steinvsy,

sureties are Oswald ottendorfer and william steinway
In 81 10000 each .o 60 an
General Clinton b. Fisk yesterday, in response 20 an
inquiry respecting the announcement that ne Lao g
adIudged IN contempt OF court in declining ~ ~ and
amined in the Fogg case before Judges allacs a'S
Brown replied that he had acted under the W pI
his counsel william NJ. Evarts and NheeeI WIS in
their opinion not admissible by the practice OF tne Un%
go ~ hermit IlSe examination. Judge Wallace IL o.
the oppiop that suoh examination Is proper 10
settle thai question In the supreme Court OF Ine
states Kindly arrangement was entered niO py w
SSes and counsel on both sidessnd General FISK was
te@hncaIv adiudged In contempt The Quesuou VIII NC
ars1Ied iu Washington in November next
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COURT CALENDARs-APRL %

SuPRrlM CuAABEEs-Betore Barrett Nos o. 81,
III rs 227, 40 46 2i7 2j2 200, 2J7, 2J9 POI,
26J 267, PCS. 2O9. 27l. 272 21a, 30, 2fb.
SUPREME COUET--SPECIAL 1EHN.-brfore Van Worst, j
Nos 574 575 576 577 67s, $50 go 5s p 5s3 674 $50
81, 5s7 5eo 3d. 30 400 400 400 AZ 40 A7I 4e4 Oie
SUPREME CoUBr-CRcUIT- I-Before Dwight, J.
Noe ACC 1903, 1913. - SIS 917 300. 1880 1885 40
los 93 1908 1898, 1887, II J. s54 7SO 1910 eoe 1913
SUPREME COURr- CIRCUTf-PART u.--Before Donohue J
Nos 1880 I70l, I7l2L2 a. 1850. ll5A 1874 l,t9 l'3-
ls49 1851 1906, 2sg3 1852 1s 2733. 1874 l955 ls9.
ESQ l5ol, 1862 1853 1870 1871 1872, is4 1870 1870
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUu-PABT III-Before Van BruEt,
CASE On-Reiz AFT
sUR2OGATEs COUKI-Before Rollins $40 day calendar.
n day calendar.
sUPEROR COURT-TRIAL TERN-P4RT I.-Before Truar j..
Nos O4 200 "a, GA, Ioe 36li 57 20 III Jy o4 2il
~ 224 49, Cos 484 3d. 500 $685. GA 26l 49, $780, 3Os
SUPERIOR CoUar-TRIAL TERH-PARr II-o'GormaL. j.
Case n No 612.
sUPEnoR CouET-THAL TERM-PART III-Before Thgrs
ham, JNOs l5i6 a. 1903, 1904 1859 1862 llj6 l767,
17os 1902 l777 1879 81 1877, l7ss. 1890 l79 1872
1873 l7e4, 1870, 1895 1871 1898 1902 1901 1902 1913
1S4 1sO2 ls6 1907, 1905, 1909 1910 ISIS 1914 1915,
}sl9 lsl7 lbs ls20 ISL 1922 ~ 1903 ZIG 1874,
COMMON PLEAs-sPEclAL TEEM-Daly. C. J.-No day cal.
COMMON PLEAs-EoUTrY TERM-Before Larremore J.-Case
-ROwOTth agt ROwOrsh.
COMBoS F,.EAs-TRIAL rEaM-PAET before DelyJ-Nos.
$50 ZsS 40 40 a4si go $50 io4, 5se 25e 263 o.
CoEsox PLRAs-TRAL TERM-PART II Before V an Hoesen
Mos rs 1889 552 $50 78l, 49, 1888 ell 80
1sS 765 2Os 700, 100, 294, sl3
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u0taJons according TO the American classification are
New Orleans
STAINED ...

rCgNO Ffrar III
Strict Good Ordinary. 1916 Mddling
Futures dun and 70 70 points lower - TPey e 2aI ns
PTse APT jI7 a August lG i2oi sl203
september llo4 al % octooer Idg60 I1CI seven g'
4Ii.s7; February l107 9ll0o. Market closing easy.
FL0rR AND MFAI-F1.oUR-MarFet a shade stronger.
5 R1 s 55s1r lc oe 6c "a & bS 81 winch 500 b6
as or Winter Wheat 500 obls Low Grade Extra - %
q 80 i Pin gn % sss 40 for Wnfcr Wheat
tho S'g range GS' OF 3 asa So a ouotatoas Fine s.
IRENE; Common to FAR Extra state 50 lOd$3 :;
81 o Good 60 Ss9cs oo9 80 2 2 So 6
Good 70 Choc& 20 55Gs' COMMON E1TTq NnHesoa
q Boz straight 81 as 5 Patent s. 46Gs67; bakers
Choice, 50 oasJ25 Patent Winter Wheat ETlIa g 5 va
81 dj city MI Extra for Nest in'es, - %
s0r-THERN FLoU R-Marsct fr1er ~itl . modclste in.
81 y: Good 10 choice 4 ass 5o...RYE flour
ead' witha fair trade demand sales 30 b6is sqper1ne
a458j: yellow western s a s.. -.
Observation-Disclosures very irregular. and unsettled
opening &c letter usaqgenty LET the adyance apS
M above o. irslde prices and later mouths q ne in,d
irsIe on ilscastye account sales 5000 bush IN
ture, B. 600 bush. cash most ~ q ca7h "4ttl of AiI
Ter Red SIC 81 - so. Rcd DC in elevator. No
Il il ssieyator 40 Red, 8 y elevator No = Red
Il - = closing q i'pt: do Jalv sIoaIsrsI p
closing - 90 Aaspst 9g :, 3 cr 09
: 07 CLOSING 5 D.. do. December y 0,a.ss ~. closing
canada aaa ste R46 6T.5 :. s9 9l.5 EAR ,g
So tied cash lots are i!tle hsner opion9 oPgne a
cvport an home use md good business on 4necuai,c 49,
CONT Saie 100 Sye G1s. ci 40 B. c
Id go 1t4s. IN sore So. Mixed seller May 30
closing Gfcs 90. June - no -. c'thS - 40
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riser, Vessels and Rat'roafs-
EEw-YoRK. April %, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFFF-spot Rio Qniet aud irregular. at 100 lolc Tor
fair carqooa sales $50 bags Besse," 1900 san
tos ex Rose" on private terms Withdrawals FROM
stock - bags stock first hands, 22JsJ3 bags. Qp
tons quiet and opened steady but closed bareY .endy
Sales, 10000 bags, closing a. follows; Nay s4sfN8
September s6O6sG5j October, s.650s70; November
ami December 81 1873 bid and asked Mid grades
steady Sales $50 bags Maracato 800 faeuaT 100 Car.
and 1u7 santos pea berry. on private terms
COTTON-Sp0t Cotton dull and weak bat without Gnoa-
be change Sales, Az bales 238 turtav evening" all Tor
c0nsumpt On. Delivered on contracts, 500 paee Receipts
the ports Ooay, 4+I0 bales, against 1903 last week.
and 1000 last year.
The Cu0aJlons according American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CFSClxNAr April % Flour strong and higher taniv.
ST ZOOS Oo Fancy = as - Wheat ase1 ~. Inn h
nentA 2 OOO Corn easier: High MlIed eyc oats
nrm, IA. , Mixed 50 80 hc Rye arm and higher No
6hd,Te unchanged, Extfa no fA4- eyv.
PorE In far demand at 81 uOGsii % Lard quiet az 20 ~
prime Stream - 81 "A Bukme9ts m good demand ana uri
Shoulders ~ shorttb - 30 Bacon, stions saSua-
gsrs I. H. short rib 20 JOi short Clear, $40 o. Mhhcy
1890 az - nutter easter bat quotably lower surse
urIn ana uuehangci Hard Reduced. 2sse New.Or.esna
6La8 Nc tOxs urnler; Common and 4ghI - L9oso "
PseSnS and butchers - l5ss6 w. receipts. $500 hssai
Arguments. SIS hea.L
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO April . -Cae-Recepts to-day 1902 head iota
Tor week thu, far 400 head same time lsi Necs 9V0
head consigned through l.. ara; market Gun Esu 70
Good 81 OOGs6 10: oxen. :. . Gs0 uO Lsue D"'e"ui'
- 40 Good BuChers's - o. 80 90 -, a.. g..
Receipts to-day OOO head total Tor wees tus "a
5000 head, fOr week 1000 heaa sOhsk
through cars: market steady aud hghers "a, 70 ooDu
Western - as 5U Choice Fancy rs oV1S' ~ west
ern lambs. So - gS7 80. -, -. ,-o.t ,t.
Hogs-Reccipts today 500 head total ior week thus
$1,000 time iast week IIsuuO neat
0s 90 Ilrl Mxed IS % as5 90 Good Mediums. 20 90 .
g. l.: Pigs. 80 OOdsb 30
CRC,co Aprfi me Dr0rers Journal reports HoGsRe
cepts 800 head; shipments. 900 heat tnarAet sV"
ann los loU.r Rough Packing 70 3l a. $50. Packing,
and shppng - 81 10 10 Sh - 20 - 90 skipa - %
Cr,fls-Rscepta $500 head: shpments Loo head mar
LIT active and tUm; Exports, So j. Gst lui GOOD "a
Choice Shipping 80 50 40 COmaon to Medium IS 70 =
% 70. -.--
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 2S.--In the Court of Appeals
20 day arguments the OF Crook ast Kings County
concluded
The following is the day calendar FOR Tuesday:
Nos. l3g l57 1885, 1877 l6s. 1859. la and III.
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decline for the Southwestens was general, but not
particularly marked. The Northern Pacihcs are
still sustained by an unseen hand, and Oregon and
TranscOntnental. after opening at 10G 1873, rose
to 17La167s. Western Union was weak, aud de-
clined per cent TO GAIA and closed at GAS. The
market closed weak AZ the slight recOvery.
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Ioldl Ju't. t'4o' CO "f'o'''-V 'i'''''- -''i- ~
~ ~ % e mira r1 We 9aS,e al Hsy
a6oc.i Glover. $4,000. shipping Extras Doc straw
No rye ogd '2ci SIi9Il 90 40 & , - - ~,
ny small '-les l,n Sas li'e ou' III vie" ''
HOpe-At though tie movement "a5 az IN small hoiiets
retained their late steady views We quote otat 1873
| q3tc; YearlnS- ltQ--c. California, l-o3 - 92jc
NEI ALS-oh Si-n~e' tL"nH "- on. sly -, ~ al ~
,uus uGi gu, fpe' TeaA 80, - 80, '''' "
,--lIll =, .~~N '' 49, 49, 49, ~ -
N'"'Ie'L' fll do 90 'N
urri r af a. al - ior STRAINED 10 Good strained f.
Sd. r. 81 81 III 90; G.. AL 72. II. - JU0-l 80;
L. s-4sas2 io s3KGoag So ;.'e'WV+o' s.ss429.
spirit TurpentHe was firm az 3Sa on tie
spot Tar and Ptch slow end YET pr e we're ui hanged
OILSOnya moderate oDbng trade vas reported az steady
fgur.s.
OCEAN FRFIGHTS-Bcrth room was quiet 3ut ab0It
steady m eqst no further decline. took place. on charters
,rrre I'm better demand and "a steady tone VA. mantaue
Grorrhout LIN 3Po0I steam H. 90 bush Grain I'D
~, - r,ri 6s C96 NO. cheese X 52Os, faloy I'M
's IN - VIZ Te.F ~ Po-k Il al 200 63'os o.ron
slti1 rl',s 3. "a. lio,in ID. eS tyu4 arasur-.eut
49, -iop's ''4Dv f,.N -, ,,oti -, ~ -
Io'"'i - ~ ~ - -; 80 I,,ii.9t Co,1s "a
4S1I,.3,,- 49, H. DO iIi.I Gran ri B0.}.
DhAC s. BItl-4 2a~' 81 or 0' r 1a cd .s
rude GcA IWEkP EIlilil 155A IToR FniIGc ,i1'
iy' ~ Toi,r \ n Deals a. nj L NTTFD INti.
I'm. .a,op en- rt 9ovsi Vim Pbosr-ere Fock
iu4Gl pha 5000 bls Refined Petroleum, private terms
lDtIJNf.NT German bark from Bluuose 1000
W. d. HnS5T German 5, 1. no. 5S' 5 655
D5 ,i,', w.. - D-,,, . va, ,o,,, .,o,, mar
DID, md closed Csy here Tie feeling !. also weak; but Tie
and The movement Generally e without much ne >slea 4O
b1E on Mess SPOT ~ 10 80 ~ 'l-, 'd, Ia -
!. ~ 5 lIs on 7Foy ~ 81 9y5Sigo ClsIr Rsck
Is 75a2I5 3 EKtra Prime sl6dsi8 50.....BEEF~be,
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THE NEWMAN PARTY NOT IN COURT

The Newman party did not appear before
Judge sedgwck yesterday ether or by counsel
10 that should modify the injunction against their
respected parson. In consequence the Superior Court
plodded along in its path without any religious
sQuabble 70 disturb IT, IL this Newman trustees did
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YORK. April %.

NEW-YORK, April -.
Dizziness was the principal feature of the
petroleum market to-day Most OF the time the huctua
lions were within so limits that room trading was
checked large extent and this allied TO the absence
Of any public demand made the movement OF specula
ton langld and unuterestug. There was no news to
influence operators m either direction and in the absence
of pressure TO sell the market escmbied that OF saur
day The net result Of the days dealings decline
from Q4od947s cents 10 S35s 1884 cents, against "a l.
ON Saturday night. The market closed weak
The range Of prices ana the total dealings were as
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Broadway 40 80 aad SO Nevst Sarah cudlpp to
10 .s s oO VIZ to n o. isE -'-- % 500.
al 10 DorSthea WEES '.'',.'-'..... 1000
''''i k}ak5w and i ancdsr - . ~. 1900
another to II / -. $1,000
s4th HsoT !. 5a6 t s'r OF 5tJc 2o15-J n casrt
eli and another 70 II II Csrart 10000
O'"5' strauss o1 s. ,o-' '.o''''. ''' $4,000
QUA 4 sS1 NAM $50 -' 's' 1880
'i rian Executor e. TO cas CI@sT7n 1880
-'l and wife to i NJ weenIns 80, 22oOo
-O Ha.oh II Nary / iat - 1000
7'ii' ri Glitch MAJ, 1000
BGi and husband to Bretitn -. 1880
and VIE o. Hattie scIi6 ..-- 1900
de der ami siie to scLnast 800 2l5oo
wilkins ana wife 10 Jalia stera6ers -. l25Oo
sson 70 VII Van Wyct -, 1900
vie 70 Bernard woibaTst -...'- % 900
4Sd At, : s. lot 528 &5zioOii Louis Ungneh and
9'' sionsy to Louise ~ 81 HJI', $1,000
Woat To RI " yum go 2I5Oo
i' AID wife to 70 Isaas Meyer and anohe, 1900
sooacn ana another 70 to Muller 10000
lie Insurance Company 70 Ferd Elrlch...-'. 10000
r. Ia and vile 70 Andrew BTice ana VIE . 10000
Smith 70 Tayior ...,..'..-... -. 24.OOo
smith III and wife to Chas BARK 10000
eents fio1tita 70 "a Oppenheimer ...-. 70 500
70 lis schnitt 1889
Msry M Bartlett ND -...-.,'--....- $4,000
+ 81 and G sposer TO AlcI Go dberq - 20 600
22d-st 4lb.3 II o. 4th-sve, 2oxS5bi J 1 Low -.
fTeiOine Eppie a-tJoO
" M " Of ssth--t. 25L5l - Norman
riie 'iuiei anu "-o % -. Il 600
70 Peter Il Keh II % Is 500
ll5th-st, $50 n OF Zdaye 26I 90 lO JOS Levy 1900
. and wife 10 a. DorzOach her 4@0oO
sDd wife to i@s Dorz5seher .- ~ "A 900
lin and wife s9 20 ms ~ 1q' bsrnGm 900
I'm and vie 70 stoiman 5000
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The refined market opened exceedingly dul, but tAe.e
IS 10 change in quotations
BRADFORD, Penn. April 2s-Crude OF. weaker; total
runs Saturday and sunday, 929l- bblsi TOTAL Shipments
22227 bbs: en- rer 52t hb.-. clearance, G.j32O 600
bh- United ripe Line cc.uh, Hcs opened at 9i'1 and
closed at yo.a; Highest price, Y44; lowest 80 Z.
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Il 5so Choice 70 % Extra s. sesss TO- Ia@o. &c coss
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

REMOVAL.
GEORGE II. PRENIIoS q CO.,
Successors to Prentiss Il Staples)
Dealers in Brooklyn and New York Gas and Cry
Railroad Stocks and local securities, and also all
securities dealt IN at the New-YOTk Stock Tx
change, viii REMOVE on May 10
80 WAIL-sT.. MAR WILLIAM.
MINES AND MINING.
SALESAF HE YET-YO21 HIvIYf sHOH4YfE
NEw-YORK April %, 1884.
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BIZ R.ehcrd 7. Hmnet O..

frame shed with Tot EI0ou g1ale read OF
g7th-st lot - cTIuo.f; Geo Hawes. .------...-.-
story frame house With lO- " bOom ~ la.e road,
adj dining above, 10, 2l.GXs 10, Ms Charles
ri
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CLOSING Prices or BOSTON STOCKS
BosToN. April -, 1894
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CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCfsc). April 3. 1884,
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
APRIL 2S, 1854
Oh u A

THE GENERAL LIST.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
ErRopFAv FGNANcIAL uARKErs.

LoSuoS April 25-l2.3O p. nj nited states Eonr Per
Gem Bonds 1853 CO., Four and llai Per Cent Zones =
Atlantic Western First Mortgage lrustga Coz
trcale4 +. New. Central llJ.- Ere. ~ Illinois
1870 AeJIlAg, dcAIeS
Ordinary. i4H- - Paul Common. -
pu-Pars advfcrs quote Three Per Cent keAes at ~
francs ~ D ceutmrs tire account
p u-htsutc aud Great Western First Mortgage Irus-
Second ~ 81 NtN-l
Central lLO Illinois tcu1m. l|J "a; lrnnsyv ana, $50 -
Reading 2-l 5Icxican Ordinary 4924; Cauaan Iacc as
- Paul Conn ou a g.
D uIlc amount OF bullion gone INTO me bAhA OF
England uu balance to-day is &ll.U.U
cent. me .lr che
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Government bonds were neglected, but the quo
tatious were held steady and without change az
follows:
GOVERNMENTS
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEE Monday April 2s,lssi.
The following sales were held ar the Exchange
SalesTOom to-day:
ByJn0 T. B. SD,yH.
! 2-st1ry brick house and hrick stable with o-, No
% 100 II from CAe'ryst lot 25Xluo: John 1900