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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N.w.YoRE. THURSDAY. April 10 iss5:-sEEvcs.- Re
shsnoes The carloads he'd Yesterday nOs o.
city going ont little SLOW bu pnce. arc
qnssaPgo o and be- .ss demand e Is aus a
The dem nd for Western Dressed was far at sSja
@ n'S lie nee
snS hs v or sSs WI Ss sS' to sssS: %
Mutton Live Hogs. The surrey viii be laden with
yers $50 hea as"s he total for
esss Of s das sna sn
stu further rsdusca q masiIg ihe sotai eshps
Fl :I g. $s
nsss to @ s s
e. Ss &c s m0TpIs close arc quota
The supply Of Country Dressed Gives was not very heavy
and aa ,sef pess
g 0 Ss1ssys Sold T e 'ss ssS e
SEaSs v.s ;
30 20 a. q e. 60 IS d. :. ass y Jersey
~ b. asS+S. sdS iss D. ssSc; and a. ia b. q
:s:y ;s Sys' "a IS T. ss g:
~ ~ s1f e &C. st % ysr ana 81 a.
ss5sc los b. at isac Jersey DO isS %; &C.;
Walsh, Kirby Co sold. 20 State veals, I2o D. at 6'sc.
Collins sold ~ jersey veals 1909 d. 5S3hc with
ESerltt q Co. sold 10 Jersey veas real5o n al so
Judd buckingham sold ~ state veals 1877 m. e.c,
W AppeIaet 4 60 Co. sold vrals lis n, at &c.
MBS.-R cefpts Is cars OF $50 head
liz at 6Otst and cars at Jersey Cy and 2iz head
sEEy ~ sPsaf Ess s Sss
for the corresponding time last week on Il hit supply tins
RsPsas nr xs
close. and While Western advites l'clte Dgfl supply
and snssn sS q ces to
About 2iD spring Lambs we're resolved to-day Demand
lots 50 s. per head and Choice at 81 Most
OF the sales at S6dS7.
The dead market was less active today Dressed
weak at 9d0Ic Dressed Spring Lambs sold at 10 per
ssies-walsh Kirby Co sold; las state Lambs, 80 10.
74c and 1872 SAFE fed Indiana sheep 1875 n at 5'c
Hume Mullen sold 268 Western sheep, ll6 ID, at &c
s AZ 49, Zoo "a 81 90 e DO s. ss
Western Lambs % 6asc; % do, IS b at 6c and 80
Dsiisnback Dewey sold. 1859 state Sheep. io4 u. At
SO 06h - do 70 at 6'c 49, 90 " ~ AT oHci on no.
% a. &c ana a ~ st .as IN a re- lambs 20 H. alto
j. r. sadier a sold 80 Michigan sheep ll6 NJ, at
7c 2l9 Ohio do 80 ID. at So co 2U5 "Modocs 81 10 as
Judd Buckingham sold; lts Canada Lambs statefed)
log 10 at 1853 state sheep pat Iambs % b. az &c
New ton Gilet sold 2iO Ohio sheep, tcommon) Is TO- as
p s. Kase sold 8 Jersey Lambs. at So 25 per head.
G. Collins sold Ill Jersey Lambs at soGs7 20, manly al
Everitt Co. sold 36J ersey Lambs at 81 as7 so each
W. Appeget Co sold 20 Jersey Lambs, at - 7o0s1
f. = Slpaush sold. 81 Jersey Lambs. at s6ds7 each
Bodne Hucheon Sold Jersey Lambs at So per head
HoGs-Recepts cars OF l3iO head cars &c tots
AGAINST $40 head the time last week Market
trne weak at d5ssc.
mand at 7S7 20. Medium selling at 6'a17c Heavy not
wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
:. name. ara given in each

o,, ,,..., pr..,ren, The names are given IN each
lsi In the order of appointment by the sar he
The assurance Of the commonly occupying tho
workine mart OF two days, o,ton running Iar ,.v r
u,.Lt AND which Is prosecuted IN the spirit vi
and with earnest regard 70 tho na average pnp is
a., suuduy school for about seven years. anu ne -
was framed the idea that at whatever pom, hr,n
tered on the OF lessons, seven years Mou
h,u Ia that poiut again. OF course, TINS crcums.aSo
in some measure determines the seecupns. n aud
length OF lessons. In cities lntegeh, a. rnral dis
trict the dc ity may be for teacher, not .h az.
with helps or erudition to Ill mp the time WIN IA
small section. Lessons are selected win view w
yanced intermediate and infant classes, on the assu
ton that teachers will adapt the teaching 10 the hn
ligence OF the pupils, the principle as IL nus nt
said that skilfnl cooking will produce from ieg VI
ton meal for healthy man. or fol- little chu' VI
broth for an Invalid. 80 A.. .orr..s ba
one of the most common criticisms on the courses na'
bern the place given to the Old Testament ne c Wd
n,itter howe YER has gone tho principle tnat tue Ou
Testament had been too much negleotcu, tnit f IN.
arf will II ia assumed the part OF the rcaes vi
Nny and that il is as vain expect the New IesepI
to he understood without KNOWING we DIG rs W Is ,c
boy TO master the elements of Euclid 10y Of Tho
middle of IT, How they inquire, can the lafgunko "
New be understood II the DID, whence ~ mucn Vi ~
derived, Is unknown A.. a.. dro,y Tho
Efforts have been made from time to Time 10 Hr~ n
committee into arrangements which, 10 ndlviuusJ IL
cices and smaller bodies of Christians, hPpcIcu
sirabc but the committee has tried to do its au M
an eye to its constituency, which includes hot o' w
United States but also Canada the Britsh Isles Poi
tions Of the continent OF Europe and rany remote
sion fields. Generous and Intelligent pa School
everywhere enjoyed. The American sunu"s ,oon ,a
Union for example, has long been In the haplt vi
its lessons over two months in advance because .avy
required for distant lands ana y, Sunday
friends consulted and cooperate mi.n ~ quo ~ Vim
tona Committee. IL may be added tnat At - ~ an
dn the n less efficient secretary from the ecinning
To all the members the work, 1t Is hardly ~
is purely labor of love. JUN AiNA-
Vo,.tA prill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
CLOSING PRICES or BOSr0y SrOORS
Boston. April l6. 1887.
THURSDAY, April lG-r. NJ


The stock snecuatlon to-day little resemblance 10
active operations IL lapsed back into dun
and limp condition. The total transactions amounted
only to 22 shares and Of that five stocks furnished
"a per cent As yesterday however, Pacific Mall ana
Union Pacific the leading features. and they alone
gave o. 900 shares AZ per cent 10 the days total
business. In common with the whole market they
opened easy and during the day made declines OF ll2
and per cent but closed with losses OF y and la per
cent Their prices uctuaed with the varying reports ana
opinions OF the prospect Tor satisfactory arrangement
between the railroad aud the steamship company. Is
difficult TO learn the exact situation OF affairs, IL al
ways when the point involves factor ia stock specu-
laton But probably the following is not far from the
facts The proposition adopted at yesterdays Pacific
Mail meeting the effect that II tho railways viii with
draw their China line OF steamers the steamship COM
pany will join the transcontlnentsl railway pool, was
presented with tacit understanding that the Union
Pacific would accept the proposition. hut without con-
suting any official OF the Central Pacific
or tho Southern Pacific lines. To-day the
| Central and Southern lines intimate that the
proposition not acceptable to them, but decline to state
po.itiycly that IL cannot DO made ptabc Those
who want guess upon the final result should RENE M
Der that the opening Of the Sunset" line Is almost a.
nuch OF revolution as was opening OF the original
Pacific railroads. and that the Southern Pacific holds the
key and therefore master OF the situation When this
fact is weighed well as another judge OF the
inducements necessary to be offered for surrender OF
any OF the advantages possessed.
only partially did the general market hang
upon the movements In the two prin-
cpal stocks. 1t ruled dun and heavy with small
fluctuations all day The failure OF all efforts at the
West to establish new remodel old pools, however,
did not seem be factor In the days operations, ut
least subject hardly mentioned except by refer
ence to new and important In freight rates on the
d" iowa lines" Central and Hudson closed with de
cline OF is Lake Shore with Il; Northwestern Burning
ton and Quincy. Missouri. Kansas and Texas Missouri
Pacific aud Central Pacific with ST. Delaware and Hnd
son with q; Western Union 81. Panl aud Rock ISLAND
with III Central Of SewJersey Louisville and NASHVILLE
and Omaha preferred with g. and Delaware, Lscka-
~ anna and Western with lis rer cent Aud that was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

49, 81 ST. e5 S. 49, ssl o7 ~ ies 10 2ei $50 2Ss
So S os &c., S55 St6 S67 $Ss SG9 So '0
surREsm CoURT-srKciAL TERN-pARI BEFORE Donohue
J-NOs 1869 1906 1913 S93 lOol ll6. 1887 1880 1914
suraEMH coUar-srrgAL TsnM-PAEr II-Deiore Beach,
sUPREMR CoURT-ClRcUIT-PAET I.-Beiore Lawrence j.
sSs6 Sa4I 81 n 49, S2s2jsS 5274 1888 $751; 1886 347s
3l74. 3l75. lc4l. 2O3S. l4i: AZ.
2e2o i5 gssi 26S6 2Gis $685. 1853 800 1918 2SSa'
sUfHFMT coGRI~ cigcUII-PAnr III-Be,ore Van Worst
SG 500 97G1 rs ~ So '''0 o'0' '0o'
sUaRoGATE's CoURT-Roins. s.-Moton calendar called
esret hilbert at II H., Patrick J. oNeil at p. m.
SUPERIOR coURr-SPEcIAL TgRM-Before sedgwick' C. j.
SUPERIOR couar-TRIAL TERN-pARr I-Before rruax j..
1896. SO. 2O72 sls 49, GJ6 49, s57 1913. $50 SGT.
~ sgl lG a7S 1928 1912 0si 's' $751; 'S2
SUPERIOR couRr-TRAL TERM-zPART uI.aBeiore Ingra.
Cos as ass ts 02' $780, si' 0'S 0'o '''
COMMON PLEA-srEcIAL TERM-Bcfore Daily. G. J.-No
GoNaoS PIgAs-EoUrrr TEns-Before LarrcmOre, mos.
70. Aoday calendar - ~, n,- Mt,
n oohI i1s i4so no rs 500, ST. So lila IS2 los
Y lo "a l2s "a i ia es s2 Se5 S'o 1865
ComiioS PLE4s-TMAL TsRM-PART ii.-before Van Hoo
sen. J..Xos iI7s. Noday calendar ,.,... nan va.
i5sS ~ S7is % sSss ss s4c 81 is
4o 4s 1929 Az 2ssS aSs2 4C22 Pa sts9 at4o a47o
CRY CoURT-TRIAL 1ERM-PARr iI.aBefore Browne. il
Nos 1913 1924. 1880, 35lz $50 $3.50 4oS4 so6l 4od6,
44ia 472O 467o 477G 4i6l 1851 47So 1sSd 1919 1884,
sotar or OYER AID TKnMNER-Beore Van Brunt J. ana
CouRI on 1iEyEgAL sEssIoSs-PARr I-Before Cowing J.
and Asst Dist Attorney Bediord-Nos o. D. D. D. D. u
COURT GENERAL sE.sIoss-PAEr o, ISeefGre giae5
sleeve and Assist Dist Attorney NicoiN'" D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
TpE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 16 tSpcciab.-The crowd
was about as badly fooled the grain aud provision
deal here to-day rs In stocks yesterday When 1t was
learned that the decline I'm consos was entirely the re-
,ult of some heavy London failures the bears took
courage and made Of tho hercest on
slaughts that has been made for many day.
Long wheat was thrown right ana lelt.
The cash break OF night not without us eHect ~
the opening Tho weak longs and hIte "tailers
were soon shaken The calls for margins were ire
0uent and heavy and not being responded 10 promptly
the unlucky cOuntryman soon found his stun sOd out 10
nrotect his commission There was silght reac-
lion and little strength about nOOn Wheh IL was re-
p0rted that the Lester crowd was OuI'
ing" wheat. but IL was only temporary.
A the close approached the continual receipt Oh Gables
bearing their burden of peace news, proved 100 heaV
for the market to support and May wheat fell TO 30
cents and June touched S7lI cents Inc Enssh IePrc
sentatlves. particularly Robert warren scout Gu tn
glowing peace reports, believing thht DOM SUES "eto
sparrng for time, and they backed their opinion ny
heavy purchases. , A.. .hoa, a,
s5a cents May cornp Asa cents; May pork @ii D"
and May lard, 80 30. ,,,, ech,,o,
had been received at st. Petersburg ana that hussh
answers were considered In London To DO nlgny un
satisfactory caused sudden rebound on the altI
The following the closing O'Clock quotauVns ~
the day: May wheat, 81 cents June wheat, oya1o'
cents May icon i5A conts; Juno corn, fV,a ovnss 1
May pork. $lI 77a; June pork, -$ll e''2' may "iu'
so 30 June lard ~ 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

s.,rn,opv ANN ia Cation dul udtling lO,.c Elouf
1a S ssG s. a do ssay a. City a
super % 2Sess 81 TO- Gfr1 81 .5Sst % To- 81, sIaas
e fs, s1S'st % steady
ANU. - .c 10 western Winter Red SPOT SO
vs. ss.e AP gornsoaiasra ss.si soa,ss.1
June RRDe. 5iaSsc Oats steady and quit, south.
eTa SnsS western I've Tm At lisa Se ProS
steay and inactive; Mess PORK sIs Recsot,-floar.
1000 bush Kve, 1000 bush. shipneats-Wheat 5000
S SSsn as SS50 BUSH a;;S0O '''A -'' ''''
boston. April io-Flour firm; Western superane 80 %
IS s. Patent Winter Wheats IS Gjssj5 srolg
o S0 S Ss so 'f~ % Mhff a. M SS &C.
S sSs nqa Ma Hf; 'tfY aa.i
II 600 srot ..s n'Fs ssss
wn,e1 pr ,510sj " or, WheG s. 80 asa 25
Minnesota BaIers % 5Jdsi 90 Patents 81 59sb -;
Wheat active and lower RANGED April sss.c
s ssss@so = IS sgSns S0s
Corn lower safes ranged Cash i!5S' aor; $40
june 'os1s co s a. ec s5s'na sales
ranged Cash, z !saSS April 2ssGS,e' slosnt "a. a.
ri Nay ss ssssis t. i fors assSs
s. sp' s. eosios 81! 81 sSsi sSs'i1 y
d AD AZ ~ jaS closing % s
~ sSo7. Gsar $ o 1000
oo o wSSaS Ave ooo So' sn ary ooS
Flour 600 D0ls. Wheat. $1,000 bush. Cor l9l010
ousn. oats $1,000 oush' rye ooJJ oish; Barley S.o"
bush.
CScIyS,r April 10 Flour weax but steady; Family.
81 40as4 Fancy 81 I2g*o 20 NEAT ssgaS no sea
No Mixed 4gS,oc gats easier No S, Mixed 81 nj
Rye-No. Fall. 1lc, barley Prime ran zoe fork nuu
and nominal az az ssSslS 20 Lara lower al 80 80 10
Bulsmeats STEADY onouiS s r ~ ;n shnrtrh al al
Short Clear 81 Whssey firm and unchanged At 81 -
tioes firm; Common and Light IS fO9si 81 Pack.
butchers. "A Sl0s4 so rece'Or' 1900 head 'a0
npraorr April 10 Wheat lower Mol White 81 oil cash;
,Dri @ i Nav ST on Ia June 05i4 No. Rec Cash.
en- Snrl II OF May 81 on: No .led Corn-Ne.
3 4sc oats%Light Mixed S9iac.; No White. fic; No
q S9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


NETWORK. April 16.
Great irreguarity was developed in the gram
ejaculation to-day, and not only wheat, hut corn hucu
ated erraticaly under excited trading. The opening
was lower slight rally followed. and then the after
noon witnessed drop of cents in wheat and
nearly cents In The depressing influences were
those which have governed the market for the last few
days more pacific advices regarding tho relations be-
tween England and Russia and an Improvement In the
weather Mt the West, Large long holdings have been
shaken out aud there been free covering or shorts
and the result has place tho market In very
nervous unsettled position. In the late dealings wheat
rallied from the lowest points or the day and
after the close was reported to be higher on the curb
AT Chicagu. The whole grain speculation
ended excited and demorallzed. Wheat records
final losses OF 2isa29 cents az folowsi May.
9sas; June. 81 00ae July. 81 02ls and August
options 81 O3a Corn ended ola cents lower az ok
for April 81 for May. 81 q FOR June and % = Tor July In
oats May options ended at 3sls declne OF los ana
June at 30ia loss OF "a cent Ine provisions markets
we're weak and Lard closed at - % for May, - 81 Tor
June. 81 80 for July. aud 81 43 for August
AT New-York Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts Of grain to-day Wheat lilo bushels
corn 255 .i39 bushels: oats, 7933S bushels total
Grain 4O5 500 bushels -four, 2i12i barrels The re
CENTS at Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis were: Wheat
GO s23 bushels corn 1l29t2 bushels; oats, 1905
bushels; total grain, 250.29l bushels HOUR 2S45'
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
TIE COURTS.
ALIBEL SUIT GROWS OUT OF THE "TICKEH" WAR
The Gold and Stock Telegraph Company re-

ALIBEL SUIT GROWS OUT OF THE "TICKEH" WAR
The Gold and Stock Telegraph Company re-
Gently brought an Injunction suit In the United states
Circuit Court against tho Commercial Telegram Com-
many TO restrain the latter from alleged infringement
OF the Callahan patent In upon the compiainahts
tckcrs" The result of the suit the Issuing by Judge
shpman Of permanent injunction whichwent INTO ehect
ON Apr H. The Instruments of both companies nave
two wheels by means OF which the names OF the stocks
and quotations are printed The construction that the
Commercial Telegram Company put upon the decree oil
the that 1t restrained from the use OF one
OF the wheels Accordingly. the evening Of April 10
ono of the wheels on each of the 500 machines was sealed
up and the company has since used the remaining one
only This action called out printed circular signed
l. buckingham, for the Gold ana STOCK Iele
graph COMPANY copy OF which was sen: To each OF he
snhscribcrs of the Commercial Telegram Company This
crcnlar stated that the Injunction decree was drcctcu
not 10 any specific OF the defendants instruments
bnt to the instrument whole and 10 all It's uses
and that the continued use OF the machine by printing
from one wheel would constitute an infringement Inc
circular continues "Owing 20 the supposed lrrespon
sility of the Commercial Telegram Company, ana 10
insure recovery of the entirn damages SUSTAINED Wy
the Gold and Stock telegraph Company from tnesc lI
the Individual users" Tre Callahan patent expires on
April 81. The circular concludes with warning that
the courts have held that the injunction In SUCH case
continues against the instruments then In use even AFTER
the patent has expired. n, 1,
Yesterday libel suit against the God anu STOCK
Telegraph Company and Charles l. buckingham Tor
$50 600 damages. The complaint was served upon a.
Il Brewer the secretary OF the defendant company ne
complaint charges that the publication was malciousiy
made to iniure the business and reputation OF the plain
tiff COMPANY James f. Chandler is the attorney Tor the
plaintiff and Roscoe Conklng is one OF the counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. April 49, The Dropers Journal reports Cattle
Receipts 1000 head shipments 5000 head market quiet
Exports 50 O0 Cows and Mixed 81 50Gs3 1 spc g
So oOq$4 ST. Feeders. So jO9s4 90 Texans "a OO@
s. 10.
Hoqs-Receips 10000 shipments. 7ooo market weak;
Rough mixed ~ 25GSl 90; PacKmg aud shipping 81 so %
"A o.: Light IS 3JQsi 05; Skips. ~ 500s4 81.
SheeD-Recclpts, $500 head shipments l.S,Ohea market
Inferior SO 2JGSi co. Medium, ~ OOG$i 90 Good
81 So Choice ~ 20.
81 LOUIS April l6-tatis- Receipts 700 shipments,
9OO firm; Exports 50 BD0$5 ~ Good 60 Cloioe
shipping 80 2Oasj %: Fair 70 Medium. 81 $3.50 10
Teyana 81 500 10 %. -
D-f.scepts sOn shipments LOO Common TO Ne
dun 81 20 ass Oh Fair TO Cnolcs. 81 G00sl no. a..
Hogs-ReoeipJs q, 800 shIpmenta 7.5Oe Light "a 500
a. ~; Packing. ~ l59St 80; Heavy 81 sO1St 40 -,
BUFFALO April l6Cd;ie to-day 80 ieait tota
1000 neaa TINS last week, ooo
head, consigned through i4j ears mar iet neglected.
Goodt Opoco steers 81 2JWS % stocxers AM Fseier
Sep Receipts today 300 heal total for week thus fsr
l9OO0 aead Tor same q sUUW heat conssnod
tLraash, 10 cars narkes active and higher Medium 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The proceedings
OF the United States Supreme Court to-day as
follows:
Admissions to the Bar John W. Alling OF New Ha-
ven c. b. Ripley and Ludlow ogden, OF NcwYork
No l303-Philip S Wales, appellant agt William g Whit
ecretay OF the avy Advanced and assigned for ar
guneDt on Apr1l 20
No 253-Arhur George Brown administrator ETC. appel
agt the state OF Maryland and others Argument
concluded.
No 279-E Wheeler 4 Co, plaintiff in error. agt the
New Brunswick and Canada abroad Co1Sany Argued;
No 255P Bethel planti In error agt. the Taxing
District OF heby County In tho Circuit Of
the United States for the Western District OF Tennessee
Dismissed with costs.
No 2G6-The Atlantic Phosphate Company. plaintiff
ror agt John Graniin. Argument begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
rupopRAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL April lGProvsons. S9moSrand Hs
92s Cd; Long Clear Middles 32s Oh 9hort Oioa, r1
S3s bd short alba 3s. cd; shoulders JOS o Pc, az
Beef-ll Cd for Extra Indian Ness r es Ea,t,ra
o5s Western 5Ds Lard-Amercan sos oLi rrms "a ed
ern Lard OIL SIS I'D ams-Lons ~. ~, ".
shOuders 3s 3D. Butter as Gd per cwt oi hgse d
states. Cheese-Amercan Choice 9, V I'D sss ID
per centali No sprns Is Id New Wetern ID a.
New Mixed Western as. IL r2di CaIlorna NJ a. 'rInc,
10 0d California 40 q Is 6d o7s ~ por Genital Paynnc
Spirits rurpeniine 23s jd 40 at blnhoh u.s. v
cvts fienned Petroleum. 7d. per gallons Clover ssel.
American Red Aus cw Iaow--o " W ~, MI 81,
common So al: Pale lis 6l ~Os Oh Linsoeo oh So@
Sd per cwt . - ,,.o, IN 600 % god o.
ncr ION; Calcutta Lnsocd. AS. per quatteU
Cake "a 125 o. per ton; Reanei petroS' "a, v ci
0sd per gallon; spirits OF Turpentine, rs Dol cnS
sperm OIL, e5s per toa RoHn-, no ~ nss cys sie
Amrrcan sugar. lis 81 per cwt ior ChDh Nv ~ &c
rolarlzing J6S. aud las. I'D @lJ1 lor Cuo" Nu'S'"'
cftuf q al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.


April lg-l230 D. m.-Consols e5as for money and
for the account; Umled -Four and Half Per Cent
Bonds, l4' Canadian Pacific, s77s Erie IS do second
Consos 81 Illinois central 1899; ~ Paul Common. 1o
New-York Conua 9S; pennsylvania. sos Reading, ST.
p. soils. 0ii2 for bo money. and the account
100 adyices quote Three cent kenes at n
francs - crEtimes the account.
2O Paris ayces quote Three per cent Rentes AZ II
francs ~ y centimes for the account
$3.50 onsols 05 o. 10 for both money and Tor the ac-
count.
Up m.-Consos 9jSs for money and for the account
Uuitei and Hall Per Cent Bonds, llis At
lantc and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Certn
Gates 2s Erie, l27 Illinois Central l29h Mexican ordi
nary. 2ll2 New. York Central. 92Ts Reading. \. ..
The buiIOn the England has increased 227SOOO
dufnT the past week .,,,.-
The proportion Of the Bank OF England reserve 70 abi
which last 81 per cent. 10 now AZ per cent
quote Three Per Cent Rentes at n trancs
30 centmes for the account.
Bar Siiyeris quoiel at 40 i.l6i per ounce.
m.-1he amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England balance TO-DAY - 2l1.0OO 49,
afyices exchange London at 20 Francs ,
centimes for checks. i.
of 29.9s0OOO francs In gold, anu
l,l26.OOO francs IN silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
TO EXPERIMENT IN SILK CULTURE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 16 (SpeciaD. -The Wo-
mans silk Culture Association OF the United States held
It's fifth annual meeting this morning. Mrs. John Lucas
presided The stated that the apparently meagre
results were cansed by the Government suppantins tho
society by sending ont free seed cocoons or the
$4,000 appropriated by the United States $500 nave
been set aside Tor al experimental station IN this city,
school will be established IN Paramount Park besides
which six French reels aud three hand or American,
reels Will be purchased and the system VI French hla
ture Given thorough test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
A CONTRACT NOT SET ASIDE.

Justice Barrett, in the Supreme Court, Cham
bers. yesterday refused to grant order restraining
Thomas Theal and Harry Williams. proprietors OF the
Novelty Theatre IN Brooklyn. from interfering with
william c. Cowper with his manager. Harry Miner
while they engaged In presenting the play Black
mail" Cowper declared that he had made contract
with the defendants for the purpose OF forming com
pany and travelling with the play and that he had re-
undated the contract account Of their mismanagc-
ment The Court held that the contract could not be
set aside In that manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-17
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, April 16.-In the Court of Appeals

ALBANY, April 16.-In The Court OF Appeals
today the Hon william c. Ringer. C. j.. and associates
present the following business was transacted:
No li9-The Board Education Of Auburn respondent
AIT Henry v Quick and others appellant Argued .
No ljO-Chares Cook infant Tcresponf cnt AIT the
l. lance ami Grosean Manufacturing Company. appellant
Argued.
No I35-The Board OF Pilot Commissioners respondents
AIT John " Ambrose and Others. appellant Argued.
No l44-Ssrah Odei infant. respondent, agt Solo
mon ID solomon aud Others. appellants Argued
The following is the Day Calendar for Friday, April
II:
Nos 1913. leL lGs, 15S. 300. 1873. Ill, l7e.