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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
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THE COURTS.
CHARGING A BANK WITH FRAUD.

William w. Mcfarland, a well-Snown lawyer
Of this city yesterday obtained attachment Tor sooo
600 from Justice DOnohue in the supreme Court upon
the property in this state, of tue Banque Franco
Egyrtenne. whose principal Office Is In PARIS MT
Mcfarland declares that bank has attempted 70 de-
fraud him OF IN IN the Qunera ana rosario
Mining Conran!cs OF Mexico. lie says that IN April
1851 the bank loaned the Rosario Company S2OO.Ooo
opd that this was secured by mortgage on loo'ooo
acres Of land mining Emachincry etc. in the states OF
sinaloa and Alamos Mexico well by pledges OF re-
served and common stock and by the personal guarantee
of Mr. MacFaTland lie was the owner OF valuable mines
known a. the Quinera silver Mines in Mexico and one
condition Of the the Rosario Company was that ne
should give the bank the option Of purchasing one
the Quntcra mines for Sl5OOOO NJ any time up TO July l.
1851 with the privilege Of extending the time TO Jan
uary l. 1882. should the bank lend him Sl50Ooo IN
July. 1851. The bank daued unth september ISL
when 10 lent him 600 O0O and then provisional agree
ment Cor mortgage Of SI3OOOO the Rosario property
was made or condition that the Rosario Company should
be dissolved. and new organization formed winch
capital OF - 900 OCO Tie shares be equally Ndcs Ne
twccuth bank and.MT Mcfarland. he asserts thdt uI
teT.a chan made in this agreement nv me ntnA
fufurinf,s d cOTnIcllcu 70
the modified form IN order nis properly, ana nc
allowed the bank 20 control the Joint enlcInfl-r " H
was Organized is TIE Qu.uiera Mining COMPANY ~,
hank dictated the choice VI directors ~: IA
saws and then issued 100000 shares 81 the new CON-
nanv's stock in payment the Rosario property CT
these he received $4,000. and the bank 'looo repre-
Sentiag II 22j. 600 and Sl215.OOo rrSpecuNFA' ga,
H. asserts mat because " banks failure 10 fuui
IFS agreement the Ouintera Mining company j. llIi'i'
complete It's organization, ana ne ASKS TOT 4t'' ~ "
that company His suit is for e5ooono for ar-tu lau
part or the bank. An order OF service by puohca
Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07

C1lpped Yearnrs So az Size 1875 Virginia Lambs 81 Al
s O4 do 50 ~ atsc; 2S9 DO So H. at &C. ~ Jersey 40,
81 IS per head; 2 do ut ST. Is.
Judd Buckingham sold 1870 Virginia Lambs q, 81 80
each; l55 do a. a.
p : Kase sold Jersey Ewes, l05 n. az 6y 81 Jersy
Sheep, Ill h. a. CSC; Jersey Lambs at 80 per head
Newton Gtlet sold 10 Jersey Ewes 81 y, AZ &c; 10
Ewes los n &C. 81 Common WooIed TeariI 20 n, AZ
2c 81 clipped do 80 %. at &C. Is Virginia Lambs 81 ?, a.
lOe; l36d0. 50 n. at sssc.
Everitt y Co sold 90 Jersey Lambs At 81 7sas6 20.
u Collins sold ~ Jersey Lambs at s4ass 90.
r. : Apaugh q Co sold 80 Jersey Lambs. at So each.
" Haynes sold 40 Jersey Lambs 81 aS9.
So o. ~ ' - '''
O. Olver Co sold ; Jersey Lambs at 1885,
Mllllm,on 4 90 sold 4 Jersey lambs AZ e. each
HO6s-heceipts we're ~ o t7l7 head-2D
4h.t and II cars ~ Jersey CITY Market HoTs
10 Good sold at 50 80 0sj rs.
Very few Country Dressed arriving not MANY 0antef
Heavy sell at 4172c, Medium &c and Light II 80
sl2c.
sales Smith Reid sold 1877 Western Hogs l3s n az
50 20 20 do l35 - az IS 49, 40 DO la % 70 s,
Pigs, 100 o. At So %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
TUESDAY, May 6-P. n.

TUESDAY, May b-P. NJ
1t hardly needs to be said that the failure to-
day of a bank that is a member OF the New-lork
Clearing House Association impaired unusual in
terest TO the operations at the stock EXCHANGE
The announcement. at little after II o'clock. that
the Marine Bank, with deposits Of $5,25OOOO and
circulation of 1906 600 had closed ITS doors, was
genuine surprise as well as a sensation, that for
moment came near carrying utter Generalization
in all the markets. Luckily, the firm resistance
offered by a few cool heads saved a catastrophe
and gave an opportunity for second sober
thoughts Probably another happy circumstance
was the fact that before the announcements
of the failure the seeming buoyancy that marked
yesterdays ending had been taken from the mar
ket by declines that amounted TO from l to : per
cent for the stocks which last evening were con-
spicuous in the late advances. Union Pacific opened
at 81, at which 800 shares were sold: the second
price was 1914 and it aftcrward ductuated be-
tween COS and 59l2 until II o'clock; later
1t sold down to 5624. and after rally
to 5S closed at 57l2 Western Union
sold first at 81 600 shares, and the
second sale was at 6112 and so down to COPS. fol-
lowed by reaction to 6134 and decline TO cole;
later it sold at 59l and after rally to 60, closed
at j9la Northern Pacific preferred opened at 54Il,
and declined 10 53d53lt before the announce
mcnt Of the failure it later sold at 81 rallied 10
52ll and closed at So Missouri Pacific opened p
down at 81 Il, and declined to 79A; Immediately
after the failure 1t rallied to 80. but later sold at
70a 9a079l2 The coal stocks were conspicu-
ously active. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
declined from 1855 to 10 recovered 10 1863 and
ended at 1165s, and Reading declined from 428i TO
10, and ended at 1913 after IL. The whole market
huctuated within smaller ranges, after the fashion
Of the stocks named. The total business amounted
TO 600, 72j shares and the market closed weak I
the recovery.
Government bonds, with a small business, were
easier except for the 3s the bids for which were mp
L; for the IS and 4l2s the bids are Is lower An
nexel are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

yrwvorK May MISUNDERSTANDING were So cars Of
9l2 head cars at slth'st ana cars al ssI ~ y Cy
Cae and for c. Kahn, and VIII proDaDy Ie on
the market at ersey city No trade at the yards
Dressed Beef quiet at siad9lc Tor Common to Good cry
slaughtered Sides with Prime selling ron me saughtts
houses ~ Zoe No Western Dressed offered outside me
HE failure of Messs II. Bernstein discussed 10
day bs drov,s AMI butchers bni no tH1toa ID 20 OF
have prodc summer crop OF auost
absence Of such during he years l5s1 and lS3 Hdrove
long the weak kneed nrms and refusing To prefer
and shortme customers even At lower prices Tor
their cattle
CALVEs-Reccipts were about 80 head at Washington
Market which sold az the OF SAFE Common TO
Lxt.a Jersey EeaIs with Far u Prime quo40e al p
AG9tht 800 head held over RON yesterday were sold at
6isa Pc Tor Nelis md 1sc Tor u.ternuk Calves
Country Dressed avcs we're n moderate supply but the
while prces weak aud shade lower few Je Sc and
Prime only quosbe at base with dressed ButrcrnlAs
seins at 4@oe Prime 10 o4o'e CITY Dressed NsAS SUN ~
salcs-Haenbeck & Davis sold. lI2 state vslls 81 70.
at 51c lO4 10 "a %. n sc 30 TO- 1T 70 at Csc 81 But
IL" = otis sold ierSe1 Voals 1856 n az 6lc DO lld
n At &C. DO 10 70. a; s -, DO. ~ 10. at &C. ~.
Williamson & 90 sold Prime to Extra Jersey Feals'
+. $ 1lpaas6 q CO. sold: 30 veas various weights at
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receiprs were Il ears Of Soll
head-9 ears At Jersey city cars az oOta1 ~ mr.
Prime hrsp ami Yeargs Of the offerings were IA TACT
Common aud Tor such tho market was SOW aau
lie and Ordinary 10 Fair Clipped 40 9Oes6 IS car
load OF ooi Clipped Yeari9gs -oa ~ ~ ~ 81 O0A -
fhere nearly four carload3 OF gnI l'inDs SOLO ~
sas. per H. by the head At 4 - 90 The lgaly was
only Far ~ the SO Jersey lambs received about 500 were
sold AZ prices ranging om ~ % 20 70 10, OiulhSiy % flno
VITA nitod number OF Choice ana hAta a. 20 -0Geo ~
per head. .-.,... 81, ,,..,s,-. ..,,.-, -.
with tIu sheep selling down % lie Dressed learngs Ia
ir demand at lI6l5c Prime quality, with Common
"a Sal oef Pdcos sold 300 Clipped Ohio sheep 50
a. Be 1919 do SAD at 6c lOl do 81 10, 30 ~ In
| h.Vaa AL uO 10. Al gl.Cl 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
THE AMERICAN FLAG HAULED DOM.
A SHIP CAPTAINS STORY OF OUTRAGEOUS TREAT
MENT BY MEXlCAN OFFICIALS.

A SHIP CAPTAINS STORY OF OUTRAGEOUS TREAT
MEyT BY MEXICAN OFFICIALS.
GALVESTON. Tex, May 6.-Captain Du Jay
Of The American schooner Re0ccca of Galveston relates
story otOutrage and Imprisonment al the hands Of the
Mexican authorities the port of TampicO, February T.
The schooner in distress and leaking put into Tampco
carrying regular clearance papers from BIashesr La for
TampicO but had packages Of merchandise ior delivery
81 Braz0s Tex, which port she compelled to pass on
account OF rough weather The Collector Of Tampc0
forciby took thirty packages consigned 70 Brazos
and ordered the immediate discharge the whole cargo
CAPTAIN Du Jay arrested for an attempt 10 sIauSe
was under guard released the next day al
tie Of the American Minister and the consul
The Judge before whom Du Jay was tried in7Qungy re-
fused 10 allow the American Consul to consult with the
usoner during the TRIAL After litigation OF over forty
days judge decided that the goods must pay treble
GuiT, Du Jaw protesting that ne had 10 money. on April
tie Mexican authorities boarded the schooner hauled
down the American dag and emDargoed the vessel )n
jaw appealed the American Consul, VINO placed the
IN hotel After short stay Du Jay returned 10
the United States leaving he with TIE Consul ana
the veese IL the hands Of the Mexcans he tanks that
without the efforts OF Minister Morgan and Consul CAS-
ssFd ne would stlIl be confined Ia Mexican prl4On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
TIE CHICAGO BULLS SURPRISED.
EFFECTS or THE MARINE BANK FAILURE OF
PRICEs-DECREAsE IN VISIBLE SUPPLY.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUvE.f

PRIcEs-DECREAsE IN VISIBLE SUPPLY.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRGBUyEl
CHICAGO. MAY 6.-The news Of the great
NewYork bank failure struck a buOyant grain market
and literally knocked the life out Of the buls. Among
the first get the y. p. Ream, who sprang
into the pit and offered wheat down in big lots Others
joined him, and IN few minutes wheat had declined
about cents The stock brokers' Offices especially those
having private wires 70 New-York, besieged By
crowd Of anxious inquirers.
The markets az the opening strong Prf-
vate cables corroborate the reports concerning
the unfavOra0le change in the weather In Eng
land this morning, and OF the dispatches
e,cived by leading commission houses stated
that IL showing in London, and great fears were
tertained for the crops. The Liverpool markets wers
reported hrmer and sd. higher this account Eyi-
IDENTIFY the situation was regarded changed by tho
British spectators. THIS could not fail 20 bs
inspiring the oca! spectators who running
the wheat deal and there considerable activity and
excitement at the opening this morning. June wheat.
which closed last night o5Ss cents opened strong 20
96lq, and July which closed n 96A cents. openri %
97l9. The shorts again frightened and thr'aea
their efforts than anything else the advance over
nicht sustained From the start corn was not 40
much affected, opening Z cent dghcr al Dos Tor Jlle
and % cent higher At 5sis FOR July. Ab1u' IL
o'clock the upward movement OF prices received sudden
shock, the announcements OF tie bank
failure in New-York The bulls of a
few moments previous were immeanicy
turned into bears and everybody mad" rush 70 sell Un-
der this pressure June wheat declined from 3bg cents 20
CAS- and July nom % 20 SO cents. The selling move
continued until the close, Dc'ng accelerated rom
time by frt Al UmOrs Of failures. The bulls tnet
stop break by saying that tRe bank hal arranged
settle it, ndebt AZ the Clear House but her
talk In vain. Prices closed AZ the lowest.
The Chicago figures the visible supply Wefs
made public to-day They show decrease IN
the sble supply OF wheat u l,62O332 bushels md IN
the visible supply OF corn ~ l4J5,246 bushels Tbs AZ
srrgate decrease the supply of al kinds " -rlin fOr
the week Is placed M 3723 900 bushels. Al ands II
grain closed The call AT the lowest prices of the day
June wheat 93t and June corn 20 IS p cents Iasss
cents The highest figures %, tie ore
wheat and Ia cent under tAc highest n[re OF
the forenoon for corn Provisions exhibited MAJ Aahie
sfeadmess juno pork was not above 81 IS at any
hour ard closed az 81 AZ June I2Gd, which was not
ABOVE - 20, closed at - 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth RiOer VesssIs AMI Railro1ts
NEw-YoRK. May O, 1894
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NETWORK. May 9. 1895
AsHEs-Quiet and unchanged. Pots4S4Ac Pearls ca
6as
BEEswAX Southern Is scarce and firm 3593Gc with
small sales within this
BUILDING MATERIALS-In bricks whether Common or
Pale IL holders appear determined 70 maintain
present figures Lath been hTmer and fractional adj
vance Is noticed Lime and Cement have been rather
slow and Lumber shows rreguarity owing 70
Pale g 5a4 25 Hsrs So eS7 50 Rosendae e
Wen 81 TO- AmeEc gs ~ Portland do :. ,n sGs2 90
ST. 10; Lump, -5695c. Lath, s. IS per N. Lumber
Eastern Spruce, Sl39sl7i White Pine, 81 5O6sle
50 Hard Woods~White Wood s25 ass per carload
500 Walnut. $50 5s11O. Ash. $50 ds4o oak s5o9s55
CiuCORY Ground 59sa ,.c
CpAILttle or no Improvement In the demands for An
tracie have taken place Prices appear quite steady bat
ters report yey limited trade from consumers and the
manufacturing interests are not in condition 70 warIan
large pur however beng distributed
the cargo quoted at 81 al 3d. and BuminOus at - 100
COCOA-1s dull and nominal Guaqaqui 1sci Maracabo
COFFEE-Spot RIO dull IoI,c for Far Options were
failure the Marine ank Sales jz-JO bags closing weak
at The following prices May June July and Augist
s40H24-' September. 50 $50 October S03 dc;,,,n;
November and December 10 $3.50 bid ana ashel Mhl
grades du OF j6S bags Maracabo and $50 central
American private terms. Prices weak
COOPERAGE srOCk-AH descriptions have been IN moo.
save taten plas We QUOTE Empty h, hads sos #
DO - inch ~ H0Ss2 TO- Do 8s inch 81 50Ssl so Old
shocks Heads - inch 81 40GSl a. no., SO inch
shocks and Heads So 75as4 do Pipes s6as7.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton duh and weak but without GuOt3e
ch1nse sales "a bales Delivered on contracts ,ZoQ
ts:3 last week, and 5S last year Since September l.
The quotations according American classification ars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

sUPETNR CouRr-cHnfBFHs-B efore Do1ohne J--Zos =.
49, a 81 49, $50, 40 ll3 ~ H. ~ 100 49, 49,
lFl l. d. Ut 2,S, 22", 80, 235 25l. % F.. 2jl-
SCPRgHz COCgr--GEyRRAL TERW-Beiore Davis. p. J.:
Daniels a. AS. IT, "A 49, los, III, l-2
llI p o. l36 I2- I4s 100 l3 2l ~. 1888 IA, 1885,
l3-. l3~ l4u. ISL If2. I4}. IA. 1f7. lt~.
SUPREME CoUEr-SPEcIAL 1EEA-Adjourred unt- ncay,
- lS-4.
stPrgME CouRT-CIRcuIT-PA I-Bef1re Barrett. J -
Nos 1851 -54. 100, a5-. 1853 2-G- l5O 30 -6.
s5 959 ~ 24lS lJ3 1871, 8l4, $50 90 1919 49, l6O-
III ~. 1922.
SUPREME COMPLEMENTARY II-Ref0rc Van Worst, J..
Nos 1889. III ~ 1885, $780, lZ l-aJ 1893. l64 s.
1854 1857, l-43 ls5 273J 1871 1876. 1871. 5s1, lS4
l~1-. l-2I. 1893. 20
SIPRFNE CoURr-CIkcUT-PAET III-Betore Van BguHt. -
80 BrfI az Bauer
sURRosArEs COURT-Brf0re Rollins < No day calendar
~JIEAOa COT al-tsENERAL TEAM-Bci0Te -elgW.Ck, g.
Truux IngranaIu JJ-SOs T. ~ o. 10 r. lj IA. 10, 10
i. L. I9. 20. o. -
No. ID . -h. D. % ID. %. t-.
-uPKRiOR COURT-THlAL TRgA-PART U.-O'GOrmaI, J.
(.aseg M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

IIvERPooi. May -Provsons- On & umberand cut.
aa.. Long Clear Nodes ass Cd Clsar Aldsiss
is 81 short RIBS i5s ut, shoulders Sos per cvt Beet
gTs for extra adaa lodia Nose. sos Pefk-Puns
Mess - Od. per Dbl. Prime Ness h4aseTn NesI
cru $50 Ltrt A nerioan y Id PRIME western, a.
Lard OIL I'd Hans Long Cut. ols I'd, shoulders 8
Butter aus. per cwt Tor nnest United states CHEESE
Americas Choice s.. I'd Mheat-Red western spring, ~
ais q inter I'd @ss a per ceutal No spring
"a "a Water Is NJ. New Mixed W3stef a.
bs n California No ID a. s-a ID talIotnla N =
10 d a7s "a psr csntal Cora Mixed oit q. "a 40
new b. IA per GENITAL PrOdlc5-Sprits d Iurp7auas
2js odj do. Load1a I4s Oi. per ewt kennsi r-sfS
leum, a. pse gallon clover sossi-AEsneaA hcL ON
a5ts per crt. r4loN 3ss ID par cvt k9sn ON Hon-
"A Cd Pale 0s 9lJN "a Linseet Oi rs ~ POI ~. ,o
The racspts ~ wheat past three daYs we're ovl
centals including keeeipts OF cora SsooJ
Cenfals.
Dcr ton Calcutta Ilnseod ASS al per quarter l1n
seed Ctse rs los per Refined Petroleum. a O. t
per gallon. spirits rurDentiAe "a. 81 pef oct
I SDarfn AONl-NOmnlon. ~ I'd
pale Is an Provlsisns-Lari, 4ss "a per cwt ior
American sugar Is ais "a Per out for Cuoa Csstri
tugal DOiarEng 3U' AID Ia 81 slos "a 90 SusA Aas
sevado IsIT rsaalas AgosA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
M1.cH rar.K IN ale HOYr NIL -.

II the Jess U0Yt will contest yesterday ex-
Judge -hipmlu n listed that the contestant was entitled
10 demand thai the proponents shall place the following
v illnesses on the stand: Ms. Helen Maria Hoyt Ae
widow OF Jesse Hoyt; Dr7 John II. Carnoch3n Henry D.
vi Hard and George " Dilow, who attended Mr. HGyt;
uaury Bailey AID Alfred Newton. professional nurses
w.o took cure OF ur. H0yt, by day the other by
night; and Ee5eoca McNall7, servant iu Nr Hoyts
house Nj Cholte denied any such ;Gr on the
par. OF the con estaut She could not thus max
The PROPONENTS Witnesses ner own, b, said lie
-ecared that the question wont The very 90 III atlons
Of Justice and Mr. ship assorted that Bis own vcy
was 60 dig .etlYs ei on tlo4' same und1i oIf. MI
ChCate insisted tlt the o her side ~hOId r1 ti' vI1e
Gure" Ifthey st al and got through with MS nlY
1870 p. Nr Root sp1k. ~ ltn-t4. ald tlen 1lr.
Coriur ralvad llt rhe ra-r 1f the as. TIE
adjourned week and the surrogate reserved his dc
O..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-The General Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church reassembed
this morning in Association Han. Bishop Henry W.
Warren was in the chair. The report OF the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society which was presented by
Bishop Harris stated that the past four years had been
the successful period In the history Of the society
Missionary leaflets been distributed among the WON
en- Of the church and in auxiliary societies The num-
Der OF pages circulated $500 OO0 there were
o55 auxaries connected with the society. The re-
GENTS during the past four years were S504,js4 81
The Rev. 7. b. Nicely Of the Philadelphia conference,
moved the references 10 tho Committee on tinerancy Of
series of preambes and resolution offered by MN, re-
ferring to the or hexiby in the term OF ministerial
service and asking that the committee be instructed 10
take the subject OF limit noH-mitatlon into con-
sideratiOu The resolution referred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
J according 70 me American class
Ole . i Low 10. Nlddllng. ........1OE

Il
strict Good ordinary i3.ls Middling --........11s
la2 800 tass T9ay fio'PF prices n5 My 5S g
september. lL52Gl153j October lO99dlIi November.
1898; February IalLO2. Market closing steady Trans
DRrGs-rrade is iu and prices show ntte change a
rae Qunine has been active and hrmer hoTayer opium
81 72asI 20 for German in 6ulk and 81 80 for American
in yas o11ic Acd II se Aco9S 81 g l7 Gn.on
99GSl % bleaching FoTaer ,cn5a Y c PRE-
Acid 4G647c., arb. Ammonia y ioc.
TIIZERs-Therr has been fair business without
Murae Of Potash 81 81 u Bone Bacz 81 5O Ground Fos
FIs-There s little trade and prices are generally
No shore : Tor 30 :. ali Tor No 3 ant - No.
GEORGES Cot 80 45y Eank &C. Medium Sc2ie 5ieE
FLOUR AND GRAIN-The -Four and Gram trade made
Produce * hange occupying the most q tie
day few ran{acuon- Flour were made at The oh'e- Oh
Fine 85asS- Snperane s. 50as3 So latter an ez.
IRENE; common 10 Far ETtn state - Oas37 /;
50 oQs3 s.: Good to ehoice 90 9O&S6 ~; Com
Good 70 Choice, sJ 55dssi common Extra Minnesota.
q g.. traSt O ~ 5 Patent s. Use s. Bakers
Extra. 5OUo5 50i - Louis Common 10 FAR Extra,
Choice $ ass IS; Patent Winter wheat Extra 50 500
3 -; city NIL Extra for West indies, SO 2 1s5 2j'
ElREIGX FClTsae Fan'act!ons are mostly Of 9 Lob
l. selling well lemons SO for sicily sicily ora2ses
Loose Muscates 81 is Qs2 90; valench 59466Icj Al.
monds Iarrasona. 10 2c Ivica l34cI Walnuts lie;
GUNNl Dull Tor Domistic gginG al l7II &c. -,
astorms but OF the moderate stocks prices
were steadily retained. ~ -. ~. o,ss,o. -,.,,
ar jna Butts sD RaS S' a fair inquiry some
hi 6fsLftc Of interest aas ansSrad and although the
STOCK ham is quite limited seems impossible 70 further
recent figures readily supported.
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07

State bonds were entirely neglected. There were
no ira nsactions in city bank stocks, but the bids
generally were at full figures.
The market for railroad bonds opened strong with
unusual activity in a few issues and sharp advances
in prices Erie second consols from s45s to Sc
West Shore and Buffalo first IS advanced from 5j7s
20 5G7s and Northwestern debenture IS rose from
95l2 10 9Gll These three issues monopollzed
the bulk of the dealings both before
and after the announcement OF the fall
urc Of the Marine Bank Affected b. that failure,
Erie second consols declined 70 SPA $3.50 and closed
at S3I4 after sales of $4,000. West shore IS de
clined 20 53a. and closed at 54l2 after transac-
rions in over S3OO0O0O, and Northwestern
deheuture D. fell Oft to % after sales Of $4,000
Rome. Watertown and Ogden5burg IS were i
lower at 7Oai. and Chesapeake and Ohio currency
Is were of IL at J0l2. Canada Southern first %
were y lower at 100 Metropolitan seconds de-
clined TO 92l2. New-York, Chicago and St. Louis
frst5 were steadv at 1914, but the seconds with
sales OF 49, 900 under the rule declined to 50.
Central and Hudson debenture IS were OF to 1912
aIO45. Wabash general IS rose q TO 1912,
Denver and Rio Graude trsts declined per cent 10
o. and the cOnsOi- were up 10 ~ ,. Texas ana
Pacific incomes and tirSts Rio Grance divIsioneach
declined / per cent 10 - and 90 respectively.
Northern Pacific tr'ts declined per cent to Io4s
The >ub-TreasIry to-day lost on balance S73s-
421, made up by losses OF Sos, OOl currency ana
500 42O coin. The days operations covered: Re
ceipts. S1.2s7.jJ7; payments $201G,975; cur
relcy balance, $lO30l ,G3l; coin balance, Sl21-
1870.
The money market naturally was marked by
more irmucss and some disturbance of loans. Rates
on call ruled at ( ana per cent, exceptionally at
Is per cent, but at the close money was offered at
per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was a. fol-
lows: Exchaug. 1927, 79J,930; balances. % 49,
Sol.
The United States Treasury at Washington TO-
day received $3.50 600 National bank notes for re-
deuption. The customs receipts W ire S69f5J9,
and the Internal revenue receipts iS3.31l
The foreign exchanges were dull and steady at
unchau gcd quotations for business - follows Bank
ers bills 81 e72s and 81 S9Ll for long and short
sterling respectively; j.17.4 and DO for francs;
9jas and 9544 Tor reIchmarks; 4O4 and 4Ol2 TOR
guildrrs.
II London British cousols opened ls03-l6 lower
but later recovered and closed X higher than last
evening at 1914 for money and l02 tor account.
nited states per cents oil ZIG at 10 1-lO,
and liz per cents were l-l6 higher at 10 10
American railways generally were higher IN re-
Spouse 10 yesterdays la.e advances IN the nome
markets. The Bank Of gland gained t62,OOO
bullion on balance At Paris French per cents
rose 10 7e.47I2 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
UOlIyG PIGEONS PREPARING FOR FLIGHT

HOHLYG PIGEONS PREPARIyG FOR FLIGHT
Twenty four OF the twenty-five birds owned
In Reyport j. that liberated by the Chief signal
Officer y Washington wesk ago for the lS3 mile jour
ney 10 bone were this city yesterday
for A second Tor public record 70 DO flown from the
Signal Office Lynchburg Va distance, air Inc, 33s
miles The entries +. II. COn0YeI = Dr '" l. Johh-
son 8 ana : J LambertsOn Tie start is 10 be made
early on the first favorable morning after their arrival
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