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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-13
LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis 1.-Two STOCK Market.
UNION SToCX-YARDs, May II.

head. Local supply fair and of only fair quality.
Offerings principally of butcher grades; but few
shippers here; market steady at unchanged prices.
Sbcioe shipping 4065 rs
Medium TO good shipping grades......... 9JQa5 Is
Common to fair shipping grades........... SOFA 20
1ctkers anu OONxt 70
Cnclct cows Ano netteIs.s.~~ 40 50 %
MedfUm to good COWS and heifarr.. 70soi is
common to fair cow ana heifers so % 40
yeas, common TO good......---.......... 01eB6 25
GU o. common 10 ROOd.-. 1888 rs
Mixers common to good .........25 00950 90
Hoss-Receiptx, 2.750 hssd; shipments. 1850
head, Quality good; market opened active and
shade higher sales generally at si so for assorted
light or heavy weights. Trade ruled firm until
al were sold: closing weak
Select light heavy. 4534 so
common 70 1alr 5O94 ~
UUn4 70
heavy rou2ns-.. 1904 90
SHEEP - Receipts, head; shipments. 100
head Receipts very light; market steady and un-
changed.
9c0d to choice clipped grades SO 50al o.
fsir to meciurr clipped grades. 0o9S 80
common Clipped grsdes.... 25Gz2 IS
Spring lambs, 80 TO so lbs. commencement. 5l66 80
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The Produce Market.

Tho Produce Market.
nggs-Pay1ng 1910 per doz. from store, I1al1ho
nuWer-Creamery fancy n Csc; choice, lSa32Oc;
dairy, selected. 15aI6c: country, fancy, Isc;
sweet Toll. 10912c; medium grades, s0Sc; low
grades, S@4c per Id.
Ponltry-Aens s1so per h.. ROSTERS 90: hen
turkeys, loo; tom turkeys, Sc; old geese aud
Meads.ieathered, per dos, 81 90; ducks par dos.,
~ Festhers-Prime geese. a5c; mixed and ducks.
Rags-1H01Xc.
Wool-Tub-washed and picked, 26QSoo IN
washed medium, lSc; unwashed Common, 1so:
onmerchantable at their value.
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Cotton.

MEMPHIS, May 12-Cotton-Quiet: middling
1O5sc. Receipts so bales; shipments, 397 bales
stock, q, $40 bales; sales 100 bales
NEW ORLEANS. May 12- Cotton Dull and
unclaimed. Net and gross receipts, 497 bales
sales, SEQ bales stock, IL. 7i0 bales.
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-Cotton-Slow; middling
1Cssc; sales, none reported: receipts, so bales;
shipments, go bales: stock. l6. eco bales
GALVESTON. May 12-Cotton-Dull and I'M
changed; net and gross i bale: exports to Great
Britain, 1850 bales, sales, AZ; stock, - bales.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Cotton-Firm and un-
changed; futures closed firm: May. 10 76c: June
10 .s9c; Jrly, 10000: August. le.s7e: September.
10 75cs October 10 42c: November, 1e.2ec; Deem
Der, 10 29c; January, 10 39c.
NEW YORK May l. = Co.ton-After an advance
of to 3-1Ce OF future delivery, fuctus,ed, and
then advanced an additional point. At the third
call 2CO bales OF August sold at 10 CSC, and .C0
bales of October st 10 Al and 1912. May was offer
ed at 10 nc; June, 10S7c: July, 10.9ec; Septem-
her, 10 Use; November and December, 10 29c: jan
uary. 10.3Sc Futures closed firm: to 10 loco
higher than yesterday. Sales $1,000 bales.
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Ola.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. May 12-Turpentine-
Steady at 29c.
ANTWERP. May l. -Petroleum-Fine pale
American. If soc paid; 1T 6211c sellers.
TITUSVILLE. Pa. May 2-Petroleum-Nation
al Transit certificates opened at closed at
7s5sc; highest price, 79c; lowest, 7Sc.
BRADFORD, Pa, May Observation-Disclosures
Transit certificates opened at 7S1Sc and closed at
7e5sc highest price, 7sc; clearances $50 GOO bbs.
FIrTSBURG, NAY l2-There was little doing
in oil to-day. Trading was light and prices
steady The market opened ut 7Slsc and closed
at 7S5kc. highest price 7SNc; lowest, 7s1sc.
OIL CITY, Pa. May l2-Nationsl Transit GER
tfoates opened at 5s14c Oh est 79c: lowest. 7Sc.
closed o 1870; sales. 500 coo bbls.: clearances
562 coo bills. runs 6S 2i2 bpls. Shipments "a 941
bb!s; charters, 81, 19e
NEW YORK, May 12.-Petroleum market
The petroleum market was weak at the opening
this morning, but Yielded only small fraction of
per cent the lowest. and the opening being 7Sc.
On considerable buying orders from the oil fields
prices rose TO 7S3sc, ard closed at 1870 without
the development Of any special feature of interest.
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Wo bu corn SO oothu.; oats. 90 600 bu. rye. 200
bn ehfrments, none. Sales Wheat SIS 40 bu. |;
corn. 1900 bu.
LOUIsvILLE, May l2-Ootton-Firmer: mid
ding. 1870 Grain-Dun. but not quotsbly lower
Nheai-No. loogberry. slt5; No. red 81 o.
Corn No. mixed, 5S14c; No. white, 56956Hc.
Oats No. mixed, 4012c. Provisions-Weak. Ba-
con-Clear rib Sides So s71s clear sides, IS SIX;
shoulders. 81 S7E. Bulkmeais- Clear rib sides
SIS s715 clear sides. 6 S7$z shoulders g. So Mess
Pork-sl2. Hams Sugar cured, SIC. Lsrd-Choice
leaf, SIS Is.
TOLEDO. May 12.-Wheat-closed a shade lower
and quiet; No. red, cash or May, 9fc; June,
H5tc; July, st1sc; august, soc; Year, SIC asked
No. 2 soft. 81 90 Corn,Dull; No. z cash May.
62c; June. see asked; July, 5lS4c- Oats -lnact
no quotations Receipls-Whest, 50O0 bu.; corn,
l., 600 bu. Shipment-Whest. 600 bu.: corn
2,OOD bu.
NEwORLEAN5. May l2.-Coaee-Q Quiet and un-
changed. Sugar Firm and unchanged but
holders asking higher prices. Enthusiastically
and unchanged. Rye-Dull and UNCHANGED.
Bran-Dun and lower at S5c. Others unchanged.
Exchsnse-Sight eco per 600 premium; sterling
bank, 1911 coDsols. 6SH@64ts
KANSAS CITY. May II -wheat-Lower; cash.
sSc June, S41Sc; July. st5<c. Corn-Lower; cash,
4l@N$sc: June. 4l@4l24c. July. 4Sc bio. 49,
asked. Oats-Nominal. size bid, I11Sc asked.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. March 17.-In the Court of Appeals


to-day the following decisions were handed down:
Theodore H. Benedict others respondents agt William
appellant Judgment ersed and judgment III the
case ordered for the de endant
etc. appeal; jud gnent affirmed with costs.
Wilson, respondent ngt Rosa Schnitz ane otes
sppean judgment affirmed with costs -. 49,,
Margaret Parker adminstratrix etc. respondent agf the
Ulster and Delaware Railroad Co. appellant Judgment AZ
frmod with costs .
Kelly admlustrstrlx etc. respondent judgment reversed
and a new trial granted cost TO abide the court -
William Custer respondent agt the Greenpoint Ferry Co.
appellant order affirmed with costs.
Nary Emma Wicof respondent agt Seth W. sooheld and
others appellants orders reversed with costs 81,
Ambrose Murray. etc respondents agt hobt Berdeh
Market Wallace, respondents agt Robt III BeTden
and Others appellants motion for restitution granted slo
costs.
The following are the appeals from orders:
and 7sl-In petion OF the New York Lake Eric
anu Western for the appointment of Commission
apprase lands OF solomon Schu humphrey and
Lockwood for appellants John Mibun for respondent
LacSswanpa and western Hallway Co for the appointment
Commissioners arrae lands OF the Union steamboat
Hibhar for the appellant the steamboat CO..
and John q Mburn :or respondent
The following were argued:
NO 794-Joseph HnlenOrand respondent agt. Herman B
Lanftr and others appellants Lewis sanders or appellants
Alexander Ihain for respondents
No. 346-Henrv knight respondent agt the New York,
cided the case not appealable. -.
No 7Gi-wm smyh. Acting superintendent, ETC. agt I'd
No 7GJ-George Abbott, public administrator respond.
agt John Curren and others sppe liDis sidney
So 7stHacrneas waaron sssienee and ober,
spondens at DunsJach aud others. appellants
No. sOl Frances l. Carpenter. appellant agt William
Adams ct O., respondents mOmtied
The following Is the day calendar Tor March Is:
Nos. lsO, l3I, 1877. 92 1913 63. 1888. log.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHaMBERs-Before Van Brnnt Mos
90 81 40 AZ. bs 50, Co. So o. 1S llj. III 1l3 l48 l73
SUPREME CoURG-GESERAL 1ERN-Dayis. 7. j., Brady
and Daniels j. Nos l54 l6i, 10 1876. ~, 81 lOi, 10
l69 l0l lS l20 l55, l4O 1881 ls0 1872 ls3 lS4, 1912
1880 lS5. 1S7
SUPREME CoURT-sPRcAL TERy-PART ! Pcfore Andrews.
J-Case CebtIa Trust Company ngt NewYork Central
and Northern Railroad Company.
5UPRRAE COUgf-SPRCIAL TERM-PART I-BeiOre Van
Worst J.-No. I'47. No day calendar.
Nos IA 4i4S SS SS$36 $z55 az s2Se 265a ., 80 $SiS
si85 $S$7 ss5s iIiG, 2aGs $50 2oS3 1859 $3.50 3S40
25ll 2eS4. 330l. $3.50. 1859 3iOO, 1919. 34l9.
SUPRENE ECoUgr-CIRcUTT-PART IT-Beforc Lawrence. j..
Case on Coster Va. BOwe 40 day calendar.
1915 3l07 3!9 3l9s, 232s 40A 30s4 1854. b1o 4i4s.
$780, 3l8i. 425l. 4346.
sURRoGArE's CoUEr-RolIins s.-Estate OF Elizabeth
Hickman 1890 1state Of J. Billings or warren Ia o..
Estate OF Theodore Lax 1880. Esate OF Moses sOlOmon
II m. viii Of Emanuel Fensters TX. IL a. IN. Vim Of
Henry D0ronse, D. m.
SUPERIOR CoURi-sPEcIAL TERN-Before TruaI. J.-Nos.
sGPEmol CouRI-Tm.L TERa-PART I.-Before Freedman,
J.-So i220. II 10. 40. 100.
sUPRRIoa CoURT-TRIAL TERN-PART u.--Bcfore Ingra-
iSG5 1897 1898 1900 1902 1905 1907 1908 1903 1918
COMMON PLgA-sPEcIAL TERs-Before Allen J.-No day
calender ~ 80
Nos 1868. 1927. 1877. 1910. 1863. $40. G36
yos $50 so s5es s52a sss5 557a 54,5 sSs7 $685. SSi8
1899. 1891 1892 3 100.
CIR CouRI-TnlAL TEnM-PAET II3McAdams. C. J.-Nos
77O. 2g8s. 2576. 324l. 3555, 1910. 1851.
CITY CoUgT-1RIAL TERM-PAlT III-Nehrbras y.-EoA
2400 22G7 3O45, 1882 22O 25O9 1879. 2562 635, 2OOZ
COURT or GENERAL sHssIoxs-PARr Before Gderseeve
J.-Nos. i, 3. 4. g. q, g. o. 10 H. ~ l3 "a 10 10
Smytn and Assist DIST Attorney Parris-Nos 4, o. t.
z, s. 9, 10, IL, IL, 10. Ia, 10 lG. II.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March II (SpecidD.-ln the corn
pit OIL Change to-day there Increase In the visible
supply as shown by the statement posted, OF lIoooo
bushels Heretofore the bears have had hard Work 10
break prices materially, but to-day their efforts were
crowned with sicccss the OF nearly one cent
The May option had been quoted AZ cents active
trade with strong tendency toward the short side ef
feced decline Al cents The close was well sus-
tanned. Wheat. with the visible supply showing an in'
crease of 1000 bushels, opened with favorable Snp
toms June the favorte option. At the close last
night the price was slis cents; at the opening
this morning the option was quoted at s2A cents
on one side OF the pit, and 90 cents on the other'
entire subsequent course OF prices was downwaru
June closed 81 of from the opening and May.
which opened 79 cents touched rs cents ana coseu
at 20 cents.
The provision dull with fluctuations In prices
covered for the part By about cents May pork
closed steady at the opening figure OF S12 Sl24o 37a
and Sl2 47o being the outside figures The closing quo
atons ut 2:SO o'clock March wheat 1883 cents
May wheat. 79is cents March corn 37i2 cents May
corn, Ala cents; March pork, sl2 80 May PORK
Sl2 45 March lard 80 s5 May lard, ~ ooas6 9oi2
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL March l7-Provislons Cumberland Cut
40. od Long Clear Mddes, 3Zs. 3d short Clear Mddles
S5s Sd short Ribs 33s Cd shoulders 21d I'd per cw..
Hrefss Od for Extra Indiaa Mess; Prime Mess S5s Od
PortPrme Mess e!s Cd per oDl Ps%s Ness Eastern
erp 3is 3d Lard OIL 4Os. 0d. hams-Iong Cut .s 0d;
Shoulders 3D. Batter 95s 3D. ow for finest United
statas. Cheese-American Choice. 6ss. Od. Wheat-ked
Western sprng M Id Is od Red Winter es I'd as "a
New Mixed Western, g. i9d; California No I. Is I'd
7s California 40 as I'd 06s LODI per GENITAL Produce
spirits OF Iurpentne 22s. London 22S Oh per
cwt keaed Petroleum 79d per s.iioa Glover sssd ssr
--Common ID; Pale lis. I'D. 00s. 0d Lnseed OIL 2oA
Tue recep Of wheat for the past three days were $4,000
centals, all American. -, ....
ecepts Of American corn for the past three aa'
95 200 centals ., -, IN, ~ oo, n.
LONDON March II. Produce -Iinsecd on 32l 1Eel Ios
per ton; Calcutta Lnseed, A5s per quarter Ilnseed
Cake II ss 0Rs 0s per ton, heaned Petroleum 1ad
7Id DER galIon Spirita Turpentine 2ls 3D. cw;
sperm OH, gSs per ton. Rosn-common, A. od sls 50!
American sugar i3s Cd per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
poarizng 96 aud I2a 02a 3D. for Cuba Musoovadof far
refining adoat
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
Nsw.YoRK March IL.

FEATURES OF NEW-lOhh DEAbi1N"S'
NEw-YoRK, March IL.
The most striking feature in the visible sup
ply statement of last Saturday is the heavy increase
shown in corn % compared with the statement OF week
previous The increase in wheat is much smaller tnah
had generally been looked for while that OF oats is tr
ling The figures this week and the changes from week
ago are ns follows: Wheat, 43772372 bushels, gan
OF l43 500 bushels corn. S412,478 bushels, gain o
1924, 500 OATS 3.02s,419 bushels gain OF 9o,ooo
trasted with the corresponding time year ago tne
BILE supply OF wheat s greater to-day by about
bushels The Chicago Board OF Trade makes out an In
crease in the supply of wheat from last week OK ony
7342 bushels, but puts the gain IN corn NJ lfAo'@@o
bushels
The grain markets were unsettled and irregular to-day
but upon moderate volume Of business. Inc exPoIs
engagements continue to be Insignificant Tor wheat au
light for corD while q good business Is done IN os.s
For options opening prices were fraetlonaly ABOVE as
nights figures and q slight further movement was Inau9
upward. The strength lasted but q short time anu
prices generally fell below yesterdays quotations -
ward the close wheat enjoyed rally based on snoI.S
March options at S7 and May at s07s were unclangeu
April was of Is at sSis but June rose s cent 10 "
cents. Corn closed of ssais cent the nearer opuons
suffering the most final figures were 4oi2 Ior Marcn
49as for April 49a for May and 497s cents Ior june
Oats closed down q for March at 36as and s Tor Ar
cents Provisions enjoyed sght reaction ~ prices.
At New-York. Baltimore. Philadelphia ana Boston ,no
receipts OF grain to-day were Wheat 9i3io Dusnes
corn 5l2, ,256 bushels; oats, 23l.73l bushels tota
grain, S3S, ,207 bushels flour. 39039 barrels lhe re-
ceipts at Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Louis were
Wheat, IL 1887 bushels corn, 23o,53l busheis oa.s
1851 bushels total grain, 4se,4O9 bushels; noui
harra
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
TO IyVEsr1GA TIE THE BA ROE OFFICE.

Collector Robertson yesterday received an
order from the secretary OF the Treasury requesting him
with Naval officer Graham and Surveyor Benedict to
inquiry at into charges against the manage
OF the Barge Office aud report TO the Secretary
In writing. Although Judge Robertson is Collector of
the Port and before and has been since The Barge
Office was used a ding place for cabin passengers
aud their baggage, and Is supposed to have general
superyslon all the branches OF the custom service
at this port this is the rst he has been recog
nized having any supervision Of the affairs OF the
Barge Onice Before the building was utilized for Its
present II was reported that Collector Robert
was not enthusiastic about Its successful operation,
II desired by President Arthur, hence, when IL
ready 10 be opened he Consulted bat Sur
ycy0r Benedict made custodian aud since then has
had absolute supervision OF its workings.
Collector H05crson with his associates VIII begin to-
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
THE COURTS.
MR.. CROWLEY GETS SIS INSTEAD OF $4,000.

Mr. CROWLEY GETS SIS INSTEAD OF $4,000.
Thomas Crowley, on April %. 1884, at L
a M, having been kept ont business affecting him.
self at One hundred and ffth-st and Eighthave'
and being moved with compassion for his landlady'
whom he desired not awaken at such an unreasonable
hour purchased two elevated railroad tickets one OF
these deposited In the box the other he unuer
the band of his hat He intended to ride to the Battery
and back to One-hundrcd and-fty hoping that
enter his clearinghouse would have arrived. AZ sne
Battery Mr. Crowley rudely awakened from vls,ons
of peace and despite less coherent
on his part he elected from the train and the
in his hat taken from him by the trainmen ne Was
also gently dropped down the stairs Then MI CROWLEY
gathered himself together, mounted the stairs bought
ticket and finally secured ride back to one hundred
and-ffty- -ffth-st Being damaged in his feahngs TO
the supposed of 000 he sought this sum from
the elevated corporation. jury before Judge Nehruas
yesterday the City Court gave Mr. Crowley save for
his feelings OF the size OF $25.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18

day an inquiry into the ALLEGED evils OF The cxls'
fem II was not learned definitely TO what the rIrr
were II is said that complaints have bcaH mate o. u
necessary delays In the handling OF bag rage Una.
ten of brokerage has been carried on Dy so
of the Government officers and that the arc
not permitted to engage any other express cesers %
rave general order than three yearS ago that no
customs officer would be pcrnitAA edcarry ca .ne nl,
landed seyersl weeks ago he learned that one OF tne
entry eicffs at the Barge Office was carrying on son
brokerage business In the way Of foreign anu
American money as an accommodation for the neWy NY
arrived passengers A peremptory order against @ .no
days later Special Agents Tchenor and Spauding wno
are endeavoring to find Gigantic frauds" IN the Gus
toms service learned of the practice and reported 10
Washington, making It appear that 1t was their o''
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March I7.-The proceedings
OF the United States Supreme Court to-day were a.
follows
No l99 Pennington Village Corporation plaintiff in
agt. Eben +. Pllsbury. Argument continued by
L. Putnam for painn In by Charles h. Libby
defendant in AMI concluded by william H. Put
nam for the pla, ,ntid IN
No 200. j. Adds Hayes plauti1 IN error, agt The
MayOr Aldermen OF the city Of Holly Springs Argued
b. II. T. Ellett tor painG aud by h. VI watson
for defendant In error.
No POI sias =. Huntey appellant agt. Thomas Hunt
ley utD &c and others Argument begun by William
+. MGttingly Tor appellant.
The following motions made:
the Of the petition OF Ruth NJ Mccormick and
others motion To intervene Joshua NJ Van Colt for notion
court took
John C. Spencer appellant art John Merchant. respond
ent motion 10 advance submitted.
The matter OF the Application Of the Union Ferry ON
10 acquire pier East kvern0on for order award
J. Tor j. l.. Pine opposed
papers.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
NATIONALITY OF THE AMERICAN CHURCH.
Bishop Lay delivered his third lecture in ST


Peters Church. in Twentiethst., last evening, from
Hebrews Kill IL. He developed at the outset the fact
Of primitive Catholic Church, diyinely instituted and
teaching with authority. and continued AS follows: "t
commonly held that these United States there Is
eceesascal body possessed OF rights that
the relation between the denomination and It's adherents
by voluntary compact that obedience 10 pastors rests
Upon deeper foundation than the duty OF every peace
able conform 10 the regulations OF any society IN
which he may have enrolled himself We dare not ex-
plain away the obedience Of faith In any such way or
reduce accountability as pastors TO mere advisory
fanction.
ave claim that Almighty God has not left the people
OF this land without company OF pastors, 10
whom IL belongs by preseriplye right to open
u.s doors of the Kingdom OF Heaven. We bold
70 affirm the bedy known the Protestant Episco-
Pal ChurcB D the United States OF America stands be-
Ire the this Nation the lawful representative
o. the Cathode Church and Of its head This statement
raises the question OF legitimacy aDd purity
Concerning Legitimacy. the very simplicity OF the argu
eent stanus Ia Tie way of It's reception The nations OF
ticOh World plant colonies this western shore, send
L'iher their laws and Institutions they do also rightly
I'nsmt the religious organization OF the mother c0un
Wy There ~ no room, then, In point Of legitimacy, for
ejy rival claimant.
Our colonists Of England, retained theis
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18

allegiance to the Church Of England From her tnSy re
ccycd their pastors and teachers to the Bishop 81 Lon
don ami his Commissioners they rendered canontca oDed
ence In time the daughter mission churcn mat1ne. ,,
hstoricaly and IeRjtmately sister church Tbs
is the plain recount Of the circumstances under Mcn o
Church of America came into independent oAlstSnco TO-
the Church of England within her proper DOMAIN, tnas
authority belongs to the American Churcn "ithin
the limits OF her nationality ..n
After considering the historical points bearing upoh
this position and objections touching the q
the Apostles creed the acceptance Of the F1ioqYat
and tie displacement Of the title Cathplicw ey T
estant Episcopal" the prelata cSseS s b h,ch Of
England has protested and still protests against the
CLAIMS Of Universal Pontif against unwarrantabe ad
discipline concerning which 1t was Impossible 70 DO 81
lenfO
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
HE DIED SOONER THAN HE EXPECTED.

Jonathan Plumb was sixty-fOur years old on
January %. 1884, and his father had lived to be 100
years old while grandfather died at the age OF 1os
so he thought he had long lease of fe and he accord
iugly insured 1t with the Home Benefit Society ior
$4,000 Then he assigned the policy to man nameu
tons, Mr. Plumb died in April last Then the company
refused pay the insurance, alleging that ne haa
been drunkard and the victim OF ailments not duly SET
down in his application Stewart l. Woodiord ana Haley
Fiske doing their best in Mr. Carkes DehaI IN se
against the company, in the Superior Court peIore
Judge Ingraham, while Royal S. Crane and l. A. FuIler
are Opposing the claim.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-18
CLOSING RACES OF PHIL4 DELPHfA STOOKS
Rep0Jied by JoIy Il. DAVIS Il Co. II Waits.
TUESDAY. March l7-P. VI.

TUESDAY. March 17-P. VI.
Although the recorded transactions In shares at tne
Stock Exchange to-day uG07s3 shares) were 10000
shares greater than yesterdays total business the gen.
eral speculation to-day duh than IL has been
preceding day for long time The opening VIII
messed improvements last evenings hgures Tor
stocks but the first bids generally were WITHIN %
per cent OF the best prices made during tue day ana
there was developed deplorable lack OF interest
whether tho figures up or down = per cent.
Conspicuous In the early advances were Centrai
and Hudson, Lake Shore. Northwestern ST. faui ana
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western stocks Inc talk
about anticipated squeeze In Central ana HUDSON IL
still continued. and effect upon sales OF that
stock both for the long" and "short accounts; TO-
Day the stock loaned l32 down to l64 per cent pre-
MUM for and its price, after advancing per cent
10 s9ia declined to sss0ss7s Union Paclhc early ini-
proved to 487s hut IL soon developed weakness and
proved to be the leading active stock OF the day ana
yet transactions in t amounted only to 39loo sharesi
1t declined to 4iia9iiS After Oh hour or Two
OF intense duness the whole market weak
ened and prices yielded to any small
pressure OF stocks. Central OF NewJersey, with
sales OF only 10000 shares yielded from 3oa 10 of0
374. Western Union, with sales OF 0niy ooou shares,
fell from 5920594 10 5s Burlington ana quincy lost
its late bnoyaDcy and declined per cent 10 lZi6 Ine
gained In activity. aud ended with feverish tone at
nearly the lowest prices OF the day. a., q, .
Government bonds dull, with sales OF lhe os as
p-0l. The quotations are unchanged as follows: