davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-10
ROYAL PRINCES OF SWEDEN.
4 Dyna>t, That owes Much Ia an tmrri
eau Dentist Danger t,srt.ti.

4 Dyna>t, That owes Much to An tmrri.
can Dentist Danger tsrt"d.
eSeprince, gr'w NJ with pain AMI grief
They oyertiNsd their strength study
Weakened their eyes To degree that utals
glass, an absolute Necessity. Nhru they
had measles. sT,rlttinl or other lymotIc
plague, OF ctiLihoni, these malih,~ left
"ires,' IN their constitutions WAtfl were
not easy to eliminate Their teeth have
ta.n from infancy until now peri etual tor
ments, The CONT laty, Whiting from stock
holm tells mo that the >econt som Trance
oscar, aged seven AMI twenty has trcn
martyril,d by tho eccentric growth of Ia,
wisdom teeth Instead Of growing r., ht up or
straight down they shoot out SHE way AMI
force their points into the Il, ii of tho checks
owing IT, the Wlttel>bach AMI the Nassau
tlooi which runs IN tho prince VEINS tn,
detection from the nr,icr IT nature la, had
,ons,sl ueuccs which the Stor holm lily slyN
Mere extremely painful IN more WAYS than
one and east his royal hI.hnrs, ,alu"tnos
into the deepest depths II Slnurh.y Hppre
hensiOn.
his is why. 1t caused terrible CLAN lular
disturbances, sweilnSs, intlamm ,t,ou, an
sullrrins that brain disease WI, feared
Throat ami ears were badly effect Il ami the
Eust tchian tub,s were chohed w l'lysl-
cIan, and surgeons lost their latln' when
calhd IN to attend thu poor prince They
gave tine ,,reck names t. horribly ugly
symptoms AMI prescribed u treatment that
worked no cure vs. Prince oscar J., ot AN
age to marry and has Tor TIN last year or 80
wanted badly to 20 -wuonI, "s's ml>erts
ply Siologhiucs' were "A source to Inn OF
worse than the distress arising merely from
physical pain However, all .wrll that
ends well, OF IA peu pres To "A great extent
at least 50 the court laiy informs mo who
keeps mo acquainted with much that goes
forward at the royal slott IN which her
function forces her to live the root Of the
evil has been extracted hy lbr. Thomas
Evans, ami the prince will, 1t is hopoi som
bo ahie to WOO "A bride at some foreign court,
and win her, too. Tho name Of the mach
desired princes tho lady doe, not mention.
She IN tact. tells me- that no matrimonial
engage met has vt hcrn entered into on bc
half oi the prince whose wisdom teeth have
been giving him ~ much trouble Her idra
IL that in tho interest of I,ostcrlty and to
keep as far Us ross!hl. from NASSAU or
Wltt.lsha'h blool, he Ought to follow the
example OF she iursots what ancestor On the
lattrlial side, who saw u pr tty country
girl Washing in Il brook, made up to her,
Became her sweetheart AMI finally her
spouse
The dental operation was so happily per.
formed that, ac or linz IT, my fair inform,
ant, the celebrate american who carried It
out was the darling oi the court tor several
days, and tho Object, naturally, OF profess
iunal hatred IN tho medical world AT StucN
holm The Lin5 having on prev ion, ucca
SONS given linn every swedish decoration
that he eau dispose of made him com
inanlcr 1T the Norwegian Ortcr u, the
lLl.ll AlLIr - L .IrI. OR | nulnu LEllL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK, Thursday, April l5;-BkEvEs.None ar
irving to-day and trade at tie yards Feeling dull
CITY Beef and fully &c lower than early IN tue
week rdnlry Prime sold at 72d &C. and Choice anu
Extra from the slaughter houses at 81 sdD- c
Western Dressed al had sale 9isc for edium
TO Choice quality, with very little exceeding Sc.
from London and Liverpool quote the market
for American Refrigerator Beef dull and week at lOGlo.c
shipments to-day 740 quarters OF Beef in the Adratic by
24O Live attic In the Gretan Mcnarcn W
Goldsmith aud AZ Live cattle, ~ quarters OF Beei o1
Live sheep and OF Mutton In the Trinidad ior
Bermuda ,,,. :, ..,.-
With me Australian Dressed Mutton selling In London
obliged to discontinue the shpuen Oh
American Mutton during the pre- sent high prices
Receipts $50 head, OF which oOi were re-
6Othst where there also TWO or hiee nun
yesterday The market ruled duli ana
lower several were unsoId al the close
few Blu termk caves sold down 10 &c. Poor Eeals aud
Mixed and Common TO Choice al <G1c, Win
very few good enough ~ bring the outside hgure
6Oth ST. remains much the same To-
day Yesterday statesmen deemed II best
IN the the shippers let the calf Butchers AS
sooiaton sell stock and allow them small commission
dong rather than TO permit their Calves TO ee boy
colt ed and heavy sacridca Judged by the dead
the butchers paid all they could afford 70 for
their Calves both II begins 70 look
II Association had bigger JOB on tie hands than was az
butchers, to handle tho stock with rapidity
aud keep the separate accounts accutatoy,
requires sk and Judgment than was needed 70 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
COTTON MARK cr,-sy rrL.fyAp7


LYEmooL. ApIn 10 1921 p. m.-Cotton--F Firm with a
goot demand. ddClng plands. sd. DO. Middling Or
leans g. Id SdcslrOOu bales including 900 Oaes iOr
e., uilOn and EXPORT receipts 3suO bales oil Amer
I.turcs steady; Uplands Low Mddiug clause May ami
June delivery. LOAD also l-c4d. June aud jay
ALSO u n do Augut and september delivery. otdi
also Std sci and October delivery, o-Oid;
CO. OFFENDER delivery. ) y.14d - ,
,. m.- OF on-Oood Midilng rplands. sd; Mddng
tplaDas. js o.. Low NIddlnc Upisnds - l1d; GOOD
Ordinary UIlands sd; Ordinary plands 5,!5d; Good
Needing Texas. . 7-l6d: NMdlng Texas, 8 Cd. Low
Nddiug 81 Good ordinary Texas, IL lGd: Or
dnaIy lJd Kidding Orleans, 3-l0di Low MID
chh2 fi ans "a Good OraIUarJ oreans iiICd oi"i-
Iaiy Oricans 300.
p m-ihe sales the dAy included 500 bales Amerl-
Futures fiat. Upsnds Low Middling cause. April DENY
t}. 4-D4L Apn GcDNeib. . II iu
Iu'eIs do. MAY aud June delivery. I-otd BUYERS do
June ard July delivery, 3CIo. buyers 40 July ana Au
III delivery. t-Old. sellers do August and september
driycIy sellers september ana OCTOBER div
tf! oC3d buyers; october and November delivery,
!-otd. value. do september delivery, -64d sellers
- Futures closed quiet out stoady Upiands. Low
AlcdlIrg clause. Apr delivery l-t4a ouye.s DO APh
cry lad. buyers 10 Juus and July delivery 3-Csd
biirs. du August lie ivory 30 Ouyei,; 40
4ngusi -eptemLer delivery 1:oid buVers DO sep
le1vef october delivery o64d. 0uysrs do october
ina November delivery. 20Id sellers do September ae
h'eft Sb.d buyers. .., 80,
UAlyEsios April I5.Cotton steady; Middlmg, o. Low
hlic.ns "a {, Ordinary. l.lb net and gross re-
eip~ ~ bales exports cosstwlso $500 Iaes; safes
4<o2 bales stock. 3y.14o bales ..,,. -,
SAVANNA ApTiI l5.-Coiton quiet; Addling sS4 Low
seps 1907 bales expOrts coastwse, I,972 bales SAFES
COY ba.es. STOCK. 32.<70 Dalcs ,o,,
fgwoRLgASs April l5--Coiton easy Middling. 1916;
Low kiddins. 5IG oood Ordinary. 10 l6 net and gross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
CLOSING PRICES OF PIMA DELPH1 STOCKS
-
THURSDAY. April 15-P. ~

THURSDAY. April 15-P NJ
No will affirm that there has been much II any thing
In the features current OF the last two weeks
calculated TO inspire confidence in immediate
future of values at the Stock Exchange On the con-
trary will deny that in that time there has been
crowded OF discouraging character. as affecting
the immediate speculation. than usually is given to
year Bad the news has been, In its reality IL has
been exaggerated for effect by all the methods known
modern manipulaons OF telegraphy and other pur-
veyors Of 1t has checked the speculation 1t mas
delayed purchases OF securities that and are
contemplation but 1t has failed to disturb any OF tho
large holders who rightly or wrongly. have and do view
the existing condition ephemeral To show the effect
on the values Of all these energetic efforts. print
list of the stocks WHICH during the last two weeks have
been active at the Stock Eek change with the
final figures OF March 81 aud this In the In
term prices been higher and lower than either OF
the figures given In the table, but the comparison
fair ono because to-days finals are made after two
days decline. The comparison is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
THE COURTS.
.,orr TELEGRAPH TROUBLES.

ARGUING ABOUT ibIh""Ai NV '
motion for stay OF proceedings IN the SUIT
,ahn q. Fsrnsworih. receiver OF the Bankere ana
~n.n,., Telegraph Company, against the Western
Zen Telegraph Company in which 81. damages
,ped for the alleged trespass OF the defendant IN
.,ng the wires claimed to belong 10 tho plaintiff was
argued yesterday before Justice Andrews in the supreme
20, chambers. John +. Dillon. Aaron j. Vanaerroei
va Melville Egglt ston appeaie, 90 Iio motion ana II
xns opposed by Roscoe Coukling Enwara S,n,aned
~, the suit In tho Supreme Court should not nc 40,
, final disros lion is made OF tue sut penn'ng III ,uV
TTni,et states Circuit Court brought by Euwau
.receiver Of the American Rapid lelcgrapn ISi,3,
sssiust the Bankers and Merchants Ieesiapm Sn
So others for the purpose OF determining wnch
hs owner OF the wires III question: Hedeeireu su
ted states Court had prior aud exclusive @
a. he matter lie presented afdavis setting orn 'n
rtrcumstances OF the alleged trespass anu reieie "
,ength ~ the circumstances of the case. Art. 49,.
yr Conkliug declared tha motion similar 10 .nls oe
had already denied by Justice Barret' anu tha
10 h nnhecn,pinc for Justice Andrews to coasiuer the
prc.en, application. ,, ,o a.. oourt ad
The hearing was not hnisned WHEN 'no 0'"A' ~
med
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COJRr

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The proceedings
IN the supreme Court of the United states to-day we're
follows:
No ge5-Thc heirs OF John BENJAMIN dccea'ed, appel
l9nfs aet harps administrator OF Guy ii Alien
Apua the SUPP Court the District OF Columbia
Dismissed with costs. -,
40 The Inhabitants Of The town OF Wiscasset III me
County Of incOn. state o. Maine plaintiffs III error ast
IIauk Robinson In error to the supreme judicial COni
Of the STAT Of Maine. dismissed stipulation, cleks
,1s;s IN his 10 paid nv plaintiffs In cIrJr
No .2S- The Wabash Il Louis and Paclic Ealwav Com
pauv plaintiff aet the people OF Illinois Argument
continued by George Hunt for defendant ia error ana con
cluccd by " & GluGy for plaintiffs In error. ~
o 92s-The United states. appellant. agt = ; wilson
Argued bv ATTORNEY Gone Maury for appellants
No COUNSEL appearing for appellee
~ 2U--Il Louisiana state otiery Company. panths
In erTO. Thomas Morgan In error to The mp ele
Of The district of Columbia Dismissed with costs pur
stalt TO iule lu. ..o- - - - -. 81,
No 2sl The United states, painlns IN er or agt tho
Nashville, Chattanooga ana - LOUIS Raio,d onpahy
Argued bv Assistant Attorney General Maury ,or pantns
IN srror and Edward II ast 'Or defendant S IN error
No 2}2-Wiam Graham anC others appellants agt The
Tost Hsr ord and lie RAILROAD tomlan, ana o ers
hrgu,n bv Eugene Johnson for appellant,
Ind con iuucd by William caleb IOIing for appeees.
Adjourned until to-in morrow at II Oc.OcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALING,

None of the grain markets presented any
feature OF special interest yesterday The export In
quiry was slack all around only 80 900 bushels Of
and $4,000 bushels Of being taking by shippers
Rnmors, however plentiful regarding engagements
OF large quantities OF spring wheat to arrive for export
The cash market for wheat firm for season but at
the close dull and dropping. The OPP
tons were variable and unsettled aud
prices seemed to drift about at the
mercy or every favOrng discouragng gale OF talk
runor The comparative stesdincss OF May deliveries
WAS about the only feature worth noting After series
OF alternate fluctuations up aud down within fractional
limits the marke, closed heavy at the inside prices with
April and Mar OF only 4 cent at 90os and OLE and tho
other months 31's cent lower rs follows: juno aud
July. 81 August d.; September. 92as; October.
931s December. 96as cents. Corn ruled steady and
quiet but the close lacked life spirit Prices ended
unclaimed as follows April 45l2 May As June, 46i2;
July, ALE; August, 413 cents Oats tame and
dull closng UNCHANGED at 3Ga for APRIL SO for May and
3oA cents for June deliveres In lard there bet
ter demand from shippers and 1000 erces we're en-
gagged. Options however closed UNCHANGED folio VS.:
May. 80 IL; June. So 10; July SO 25 August. SO 80;
September SO 80; October. $6 A.
The receipts OF grain at NcwY0rk Philadelphia. Bat
more and Boston yes erday follows: Wheat.
3660l bushels; 939 bushels oats 4S bushels
total gran 121 iS bushels -four 20 barrels At Chi
cagO Milwaukee and 81. Louis the arrivals Wheat.
81 100 bushels corn. 14s,077 bushels oats, 1896
bushels total grain, 244,503 bushels; -FOUR 24.7O3
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

~ Y . c2 s3 o s M ss e AP9r' ss s. IS g.
sUpREME CouRI-sPIciAL TtRM-PAat i1Beiore Van
2 A?s ic VS. - so o 24as $50 S,' 55 p s S 49,
surRrNF CoURr-CmcUIT-PA1 lI.-Beiore Van Worst.
J-Nos - 1853 Ia -, 800 81, Il o. 1919 20; :
15 E o5 ga s - o io9 s a. 300 2o' 1870
SUPREME CoURr-CRcun-PAR1 IIl-Before Donohue. j. =
AoS !. -l"G @o7. i7o'. -9-' 1904 1907 S-o' Io'l-
surnlxR CouRT-Cmcun-rAm Iv-Before Beach j.
suseocAiE's Couni-i;eo1e Rollins. s.-wm of James
sIrTmon C1Usr-stKcAL TERM-Before Trua1, J., os.
surAmok CoUar-TRAL TERM -PAtT I.-Before o'Gornan,
J-'os ' '"9 '''' l'e' 1910 1901 io9o' ia" Las
,ursrIoR couRT-TRiu. TERM-rARr IL-Adiourped.
SoMMos PLRAs-sreclAL TEsA-Beiore Bockstaver. j.
COMMON PLsAs-TsIAL TERM-PAEI I-Before Da;v. u
Aos A' IL ~ ~ t ~ 7io lI7T 7YI zoo ss
1863 1913 1856 l4lG 1902 1909, 1886 l7J, 1887 1902
l7t4 1866 l7C- 1910. III 1866, l56i lIS 1852 S0l,
Iy igtS 1 ~ I43 i1 s Gs 'OO1 O''
COMMON PIEAs-TRlAL 1ERA-PAH Il.-Betore an Hoe
seu. a. Id '4,'. i4oI. 1883 4'o ioo'' A'4' 'o-'
CIR couGi-TRiAl rERM-PARr I-Before Ehrlch J:Nos.
g 80 7iI5 7OIs. 100 6555
CnY Coum-TRlAL TKEM.-PART u-Eelore Hyatt T.
Nos '9Y, ,v.4 On 1850 GJ95. 1886 1921 7OOs' 7lo3
,cITl coum1rmAL TEHM-rARI uI-Before Hall q
57la. 09,I 7iS2 7Ig3 7i'G 70l :; iIi6 7ll9.
COURT or OYER AND IEKAISEH-BefOre Jarrett. j.. ana
si,i Attorney Mal'ine and Assistant DistrctAttorney
COUu OF GENERAL sLsNoxs-PARr I.-Iiefore Recorder
.uiui ana Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald Nos l.
CoiEI oF IsygRAL oss,ioSs-PAEr II.-Before Judge
Gld. lecve ana Assistant District Attorney edOrdNOs
p ~, p, "a, IS. g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
Market closing steady Transferable notices. 9.l5

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Market. exhibits no
% senera osed to shade
fine and sqpernc which are scarce ana wanted so -
te SSSS Vest Vest indie indies, cooS; E Fine
q srss 90 81 81 ii Including Ss
700 bis ytra 80 e 1871 r o. % %%saE
whole Tanss $500 1000 D sa
sss b. sSSs ss
Good Fancy EIira w. STATE ai,s. g 20
Soad 20 10 c cn0es ,a gov
a Extra e o. ssS 8
Clear 5oSsi 20 rye 1i!tn5s s. 5oes4 90 straight ao
q s. St. Louis Common Fair Estr4s5 5ass 3 F.rt'
9 s fsGss NH Extra Tor Vest
f Sm'e & EoSs st. Ta
GS Ss Ears % 81 aN for s to
bill prices without decided change sales; 800 , obi,
At 81 c6hS MsiGs6g: yellow Western 90 50
unsettled cash ~ Ot sn, We're
without decided change h ss s sd ans
vanced ia Sc then heavy again and declined 20 &C. ana
export With the business mainly spring 70 arrive city
s MSS srS @GE bush ad
3Hsn bush SPOT sHa TO N sg
Red 09sc delivered; No Northern ssS prompt de civ
t sy a suS 10 u a' to S snd ncadns june 80
for April nominal so'c f9r Nay sisssi &c
81 &c. do for July 81 'sayi7sc closing at el.sc;
August 9l'sa 92 &c. closing at . osc 90 ior sep
tember s,sauy}c closing 92ac do for OCTOBER 93's
ode closing for December 9ossa $685. closing
NJ Nominai at 6OD62 &c Tor western %
di4c for Canada: 6jW66c for state BARLEY anu
BARLEY MALT ull prices unchan ed " :. oltN-MaI,
about steady clOspg dull options opened
steady ruled firm then ost srreng and closed heavy
hight for export and home use and ar Ousiness IN
options. shippers bournt S0On bush sales 4SSOOo oush
future 900 bust. spot including ngraeI Mixed =, ~
ed No s. iJn4o 2ci steamer Mxeu 40
as &c In elevator. 4Jl4c atoat; No A. pc IN elevator
ahOat. fGc for III in store No White sc III ere
vatOr: Mixed for April 45 c closing at 40 c 90 LOT
May 46d 4G sc closing at 46c; do Tor June $3.50 70 CLOS
Ing s6Lc. for July. d4ltc. closing az A &c
OATs-Market without decided change. closing heavy
including No. Mixed at 36l2c.: No = 3Ic No nomi
nal; No. White. ilc. No. 2 42c.: 5000 bush NO 70
arrive cost insurance freight at about 4lc.; No. l.
nominal at 35c, Mixed Western d @9c White 90
4ua ioc White state. Lc.. No. Mixed for May. &c.
closing 3c for June, 3jslcr closing ut 30'4c-
IkkD-Quitt and without de cided chdnge III price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
RITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

CaIret. r. Cook, claiming balance due MN IN
sn,ust lSs3 on stock transactions By Cecil, Ward Co.,
hrosers OF 400 assigned his claim ~ Albert H. Caney
The lat er hiss sued W. Cecil Amasa d. ara ana
nn,s NJ Cornish members Of The Oh nrm TOT me
in md Yesterday Justice Donohue OF the
Sunrcmc oiri al al achmcIt inst their properly
OF honas T.. dll@r the CClDiel examining
PLY stefan OF lodge Of odd Fellows OF whch 70
N,n 4, johnson the colored secretary. IN whlch
he cairned from the later $4,000 oalnages iOf
attacking his professional character further occupied
lin. atteutlon Justice Van Worst ana a Jury
IN The supreme yesterday Johnson sworc that he mad
not he attributed to him ana several witnesses
a. ms behalf led specific allegations oi tie complaint he
,ncy after brief gave tie painh ak cents dam
usuce Andrews OF the supreme Cout yesterday granted
g. zarus Levy attachment against the property OF the
Newly Susouchanna and Western Railroad COMPANY NJ
IN u again corporation ~. 100, which he
claims to Oe due him on Inissory Doies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
ST4TE OF IRIDE.

nsTs AD az So Saai O.
:is, SO at Gns M. 10 a. at & B SG
salcs No canada at 74c Reeeigt'-Floar loo DbI,a
Barley, 1000 bush shpments-EIour, 100 bbls.: Wheat,
10000 Corn 1900 bush; Oats. 900 BUSH Bareg,
Wheat 9u to Sew @i ''' anu
boston Apr i5-rour aulet Western sapcrnpe. 50 10
S. 80 .xtra % 30 Patent sprmg wheats 40 a
- o. Paten. Winter wheaJs - 7JGs5 H. orr Gdiet;
s5Sc oats artn 30 White i2lac.: no Wnite 4 ac
shorts az ~ ;ss' pr1yI,9l. 49,
Rerelpls ror today-Flour 1000 6ois.' 5000 sacks
busii
BAlrnogp Aor lj.-cotep steady. Milling s,s' Flour
sA.ia' ;: ~ 80 a. ao Brands
ra .SGt - Is steady higher
NaTg'anh. sS dc No. Western winer Red 80 70
So Nay . eg &c r An ns o5 13 an go soo SSn We
i 81. | ia aslow t5S7c western aiEed a )
- ,tead anc drm souF9era 80 DC sc:
SWAMI. wssGra G5as3 sve r@ at 7oS7e Provisoas
cu, ana anler drss poS SO soil 75 Freights 10 lay
ipVgI Ia o6s Wheat = $50
o,s at @o od,. d5 y'' 6 Sn9 ouss 5t5j
bu.h4 corn 40 q Ousn.
AOg ss s esl 'n %Ss. 81 So
Minnesota DlAers. So onGs,jJ Patents 81 I3Ss5 - :
Wheat easy sales ranged April. 10 sac elosne ar
e eS NAY Is &C. 10 sprna Corn dull
81 = a SIC. April so4a55 closng At j31c: Nav s. =
Vsts oule sales RANGED lash p "a c' Apr 1Gs
MAY &c Mes. elae "a :, o. - 10 nav 81 %
5 l2 June ~ II l2a9 70 closing az 50 o.
LarJ 1ulet and ranged cash 50 $3.50 81 2
NAY "a r. sOs.t "a To- shor o sides 80
~ 20" shor. sm SIDES 70 j5as5 So flour.
s0Oo bbis. wheat IOO UU BUSH Corn 5000 push oats
Slogg 5ooo pbs Wheat ioooO le1oo Ousn;
Oa1. 4loo" ou.'L' dye 1900 lush "''V ieooo o"Su
TO- t APg 81 20 s "a a wnea r IA %e
s9c: l22ol: shipments 6l0O rusn Corr easy
N nrm No y 81 Soc Barev -hxtra NO spring
rss ,lea1 ~ a 10, a" esVs = s,
Bacon gue ana steady - 3, 1ioe s. s. 10 10
Hogs ana a., Lsa .cs - s s 9 ,p
Drraorr April l5-whrat dull Va White. "a r.: cash
A APpri; SO Nav so Red sc. fecepts 800
bush Corn-Na = 3s'aa3Jc. oats-No White. doc.' No
Mimi Hss m.y %ssni u nssaa sso NJ Iay
MILWAUKEE April Is. Flour dull Wheat easier: Cash
as IS A 5rI: s" Nay slc Svc quiet q
aTsr SaSS 3 o. s' Nav 5 vs. .'f
CASH or April IS So Nav $3.50 Outer quiet
EgSs-fresh Icdic. ReceiotsFIour 1900, o3Is' Wheat
Los s@s barley de ,r,s% sg 1850 paa o0-'
PEORIA. April l5-corn arm New Hg9 Mixed ; S59S
3ic 10 Mixed. Ss4a33a.c. Oats urn: No White 81 :
ecepis- Corn 5000 bush: Data 200 BUSH aye. 5oO
bush shiprnents-Corn loo Dash. oats lhoo1 push;
PnILApELrnlA April I5rour,The demand was very very
light ara prices we're IN 75%ss 30 DO Extra IS -
$ Psnnsgvsnia Family. g $3.50 IS rsDnsyI YAM.
Gsr wStss w5eI Fs.e1t q 9Sas5 "a @hea-Marss
m and closed GsnsT Red po 20 1s @ V sc Mo-
Penn'vlyana aed gsc so REQ Aprl. ~ 2Gsac' Nay Nay
lots quiet, export denand nrm; No. Mixed track 45c
No. $o" ID sTa a,u "s sS tSs4 10 yeoT IN
elevator 45c No Mi1sa Apri toaa t9sc; Nay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
c.srs REFoRE BROOKLYN JUDGES.

Tho trial of the first of the suits growing out OF
an. sos,ous fire in Siatest Brooklyn last year was De-
v os,or,av charles w Butler & Co sued Nathan Cush-
~ tb OF building which fell down ana u sou tne
ne and tbs loss dozen lives 10 recover 5
~, -, "A was occupants o. the DuIdhg anu
is argc quantity Of machinery The evidonce tcstery
"a 20 show al the bui undergoing DANGEROUS
Wien il fell down several other suits are penuihe
In the contest the will OF John stosse Horst when
,be ls ~ his % his third wife, eNlence was
ioi before Surrogate Lott III Brooklyn lestIuN 10 so"
, ~ H. tne lie married StOssel her first husband MAS
ta u repOrt by one witness that
Gas Killed on railroad track at East ewark whiie
ue nan va acL 70 IrookIyn etosses in.law testified
mis- and found 1t basel ess
thought her hrst husband uead wheh sie mar
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
+: Ex.iividend ia per cent.

Ex-dividend ia per cent.
Tuesdays stock market started under cloud and IT
opened weak in figures ard continued to be weak all
day. vet the declines startlingony per cent or
less for the general list Of actves The PowderyGoud
correspondence published this morning generally
regarded AS a disturbing influence and it DID deter
buyers from operating. The bears" made handle OF
to depress values and in the absence OF buyers
able to do so to a moderate extent without the ex-
pendture of much powder But the correspondence
not all that damaging; reports OF additional strikes
at Chicago Baltimore Brooklyn and Boston, multiplied
with unusual celebrity. First the Lake Shore switchmen
at Chicago requested the company to eight
non-union men from the cOmpanys service. and then
this by reports that the Same demand had
been made all the yards In Chicago where non-unon
swtchmen employed. Then a witty Chicago
Especial" blished saying that Lake Shore people
say eli switchmen strike 1t will he bull point,
1t will reduce operating expenses without affecting
earnings there Is business gong out OF Chicago
anyway" Holding 10 the exploded idea that the through
business is OF Importance to the roads another story
was that "a railroad capitalist says, since the pub
cation Of threats by the knights OF Labor the question
being discussed among railroad whether 1t is not
better for the managers OF all railroads to unite In dis
charging at all belonging TO the Knights"
these among the things and reports winch dis
tuTbed ket and the sales amounted only
2S 622 shares and the dealings insignificant IN
comparison with the character OF the rumOrs aui OF the
market and therefore we call the market strong The
only good report OF the day came aItcr tne % az
Chicago decided 10 maintain present rates III the com
panie adhere tins decision even they do not carry
will put hundreds OF thousands Of dollars OF net earn
ings INTO their treasures ,
Government bonds dull The changes In the bids
were ls pr cent decline for the As. Annexed are the
quotations.