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New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

NtOucSudJ, ApIll 1i-P' A-'
The movements in the stock market to-day were
variable without interesting features. The ex-
treme fluctuations, with rare exceptions, were cons
fined to range of less than l per cent and
in many instances they were not over small frac-
tions. The uncertainty was not relieved at the
close, although the final changes were generally
advances and the closing was marked By an evident
revival Of confidence. In word the trailing was
professional and largely local. and, while the
market has not relapsed into the stupor from which
it recently emerged, 1t is awaiting with some lm-
patience the coming Of the tardy impulse that shall
awaken it to new life.
The weakness Of the Vanderbilt shares, which
was most pronounced in Lake Shore, was the only
feature of the trading Lake Shore closed is per
cent Canada Southern l, and Newlork Central
IL per cent lower and, contrary to the general
rule, they showed plain reluctance to rally to-
ward the end. The rumors OF troubles among the
trunk lines account of export rates seem in
sufficient account for the decline, for the existing
differences are of long standing, and, moreover IL
is not at all likely that the Pennsyvanla Railroad,
which Is seemingly most at fault, has any wish 10
begin new rate wsr among the Eastern railway
lues. IL Is hot impossible that the rumOrs about
earnings had greater influence, for the New l 1Ork
CenJraI5 statement Tor March certainly not
wholly reassuEng. There was no news that had
perceptlOle elect on the course OF prices. The de-
cslon III the GOuld-Sa Indictment case was re-
garded argument IN favor Of higher prices for
tine so-caed GouId stocks at least but II Jailed TO
exert any influence and, while these stocks recorded
small gains, 1t WAS noticeable that their highest
prices were made before the decision was generally
known. II Is not 10 slight and ephemenl In
luenceS like this that the market has owed its
strength recently. The persistent buying of sound
securities for shipment abroad has been the basis
and sure foundation.
STATE OF THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected at the board,
and concession Of 3-s per cent in the quotations
for the per cents did not attract business. Bids
for the l-2s not lowered. The closing quo
tations were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
The STATE OF TRADE.

sALrrNoHz. April ll-cotton steady. Midnas sTsslss
Flour steady quiet Howard Street aad Wsstern super
81 81 az rs. Extra 10 IS ODSS IS Family - 90
80 CITY Mills superne SO 81 o. So Extra do S3 % 10
Brands - SO ~ 15 PAtaoseo Family IS Is 40 s1
peve Patent 81 90 steady Red 80 eS4cs
do Amber SO eetc Western active Ne WINTER heA
spot at ss'.c BID DO for hay 80 seeoe do fsr
JDae 90g9Osc. do for July SOC bid DO for Auxuse
IS &c asked Corn-soathern was nrm. waite eS es3so
yellow 60 s6l te western quiet Axsd spos 60se bid;
do April e0to bid de Mar 6s. e5sc oats were steady.
Western Mixed at 3s e3se. Penssyivaais 6 80 S4IsL
rye firm at 7sS73e. nay nrm, Prime chsios West
ers si4 OOel6 o.. Provisions arm Ness Psrk SIS %.
Bukmssts. SHOULDERS and Clear RE siiss psoEsA
os,c 3acon--Shsulaers as8sc Clear Rib Sides BE-
Hams l20l214c Lard refined sac Batter hrm- Western
packed 20 925c Creamery 2s032c. Egxs steady
lT1l7lac Petroleum hrner-kehned at 1So Cofst
Rio csrgoes ordinary ~ fair l+sl<Ss susAs
firm. "A" soft 61.c. Copper reh2sd srn at l61dl6c.
whsKey steady at 81 81 esl23 Frsrh 20 Liverpool
steamer dull-Cotton l-i6d Flour per ton ba GrAia
I'd. Receipts - Flosr IA 1873 bbA Wheat L40o eush
Germ 5000 bush. oats 1900 bush Shipmens-F1sus
5000 oo. Corn $500 BUSH salss-wheas sSi 200 bush
Corn u. 200 BUSH
BOSTON April ll.-Four steady. Corn steady. demand
lghts steamer yellow 655d66c Oats steady No
White "a &c. shsrts 9nist steady. Prov.iens steady
Pork New Mess SIS 755sl60o od Mess SIS 50 ssi5 rs
hrner Beef steady and unchanged. Butter quiet. in
demand; Extra Western Creamsry 29a 800 Nermens
barry "a 629c Cheese Northern l3c. Eggs
nrm Extra 22c; Western Frsts 22s Receipts
Flour 1000 bbs 1000 sacks Corn 55Oo bush Oats
1900 bdsh shorts % tons.
CHICAGO. April 1.-The leading futures ranged a.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
,,vr croox uAeKErs BY rELEsRAPH.

BuTFAto April ll-Cars-I t' be.s same time
..t week ls5 head. COnsgnel through -. neaH
which to New.York cars on sac saoS 81 40 "a "a
Common 70 FAIR s. 5ss "A ~. Meu'u'" "
Veals 81 250s5 90. - y ooo head Total for
H. zoe head For same tims iast week $500
head; consigned throaEh ~ cars OF "1o non 70 Pa,
- cars on ale market nrm 1onuou "
s5 o0ass 90 Good TO 50 sOes9 Py e. AZ Ert%a
Lambs Sc 250S7 90 Good 10 Ch0,So - w w
81 so -prlng Lambs 81 Uessll w -q5 hs,a To.f ,.-
ho1s-Reeepts asst 20 hSnrs ,ags tine last week 1901
lad eonssnei through - cars - Pr Of wnien en- 20 On
In ns TS % e,Ss and Light workers. s. 35s.e 40
selected YORK weshtc 70 Choice Heavy s. IS ssj 90
Rough 81 1885 TO- =, - ,..,
CHICAGO Unisa stoox rr. Geo Hpsoo h.aa shipments
1000 a.ad. market stocEsIs T.d ss.sr. al sOe
s. % steers s. SOss9 ~, 10 81 958sS so.
Hogs-hecsipts l0.5O0 hsaft u.ayy A. ss As 55;
kst strong Mired as 20 81 - n'~'' ."
Light S5 2O 80 skins s3 80 % ~ IN, h..d narket
sassp-Escep,s 4oos head SAP h21s.isrn a. soss5 50 /;
gu. r 'susss .snn q. - % t.mb. As 0Osse 10.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

LIVERPOOL April H. pn.-COtton-TAs sales o. tne Gay
Included ~ 500 American. FutErrs closed steay
Up ands. Low MIdilng clause Pr devsrt o4'
and Nav delivery 1854. sellers NJ AZ AnG uho -
livery 1850. sellers June and July dsyetI 80 s1
buyer. July and August aeVery, Zl.o4d soirrs ~.
gust and September delivery. y oti seiIels
and Octoser delivery l4-Bid value OcsOysa an o. eas
ber delivery g.64G sellers; september oe''etJ'
SELLER .- ,,,,tft,o aa. Low
Mifdling 9 Good Ordinary 81 net auu E'o'' ''''E
2s6 bales: sales 800 bales stock S,ad,r1 arIl6.
NORFOLK April IL l-Cotou--teady "a
net and Tros. receipts, 923 bale. exports coa'"'O '&
bales sale. SOS bales: stock. 1873 bales ~ NJ 1ov
sAyAsyIH April l0-COttOn-QuieL hludlnn r.o.,.ys
Middllng V Good Ordinary s2 aes Ano go ri ba,S
stack 25 79l bales. - e...x Niddling Ga g.
Low Middling o. Good Ordinary shi net recsp" aaS
bales gross receipts 2.407 bales e1porroI .oN'' '' ~
bales saies 3 $50 bales stock 20 4SI O-is~
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
cnrrpr CALENDARs-TO-DAY.

s,--,v,,r Corsr-CHAMBERs - Before Barrett Mos
g. So Sc o 81 li 4 IL IL i5s s !33 ss aS 2S asS asS
29 .g7 SO5 5Ol, SOs, 3I7 S29 $685. 35s' 3SS Sao S44
sifaGME toUET-G TrRMBeOrs Van Brunt p J.
sTTsFSr CouRi~spFclL TERM-PARr L-Before Beach,
JENos 65G 66j 6sl. 6s3 700. 459.
ham J-Nos 49. 542, 553 go Ss9 4Ol. 6S2, 5sa' $685.
SUPREME CoUEr-CIRcuIT-PAET I.-Before Ingraham. j.
Adioufnsi unin Monday. April 10.
srraE couETcIRcrTPa ,o IIoBetorS o. BTis1 gdsa
1895 1885, 25s 1881 1903 go 1873, 1874. 1929 1926.
sUrzr 1T5BsIcre s,a AedTeTs 7S.S
Gs0 lss2 l, 1892 1866 1898, 1904. 1895. l4S4, 1885,
lsss lSg. l5i l'ot l6i2 l661 ~ R.,ors Van Rrnnt
P Nos 1918 6-42 22s5 23l. 1888 1853; 1915, 96l,
1872 iss7 iSss 1870 1881, 1872. 1898. 1884
sURRoGATEs C0URr-BefOre Ransom, s-Motion calendar
Will Mary l2 Will Of Joun II. Clearwater
SUPERIOR CouR1-GENKRAL TERM-Bsfore sedEwick. C J..
FIesimaD az OGOrm ~. j. J-AyOurned tor the term
SUPERIOR CeuEr-sPFcIAL lERM-Before IruaI' J.-Noa
sufIsi5- CouI-TEIAL TrRM-PART L-Bsf'rs Dugro.
COMMON PIEAs-GESfRAL TEiM-Adourned for the term.
CoXNox rlEAs-sPEcIAL TFRM-Before Bookstaver. j.
coSSoS PLfAs-EQuIrY TERM-BefOre Larremore C. J.
COMMON PLEAs-TEiAL TERM-PARr I.-Bsfore DAILY j.
cONMox PLr1s-TEIL TERY-PAEr 1L-Befors Van
Hoessn JNe. 20 ~ ~ 72S' 7ls. 49, 2O2' eso 27o
CTT coUET-TEM TFRN-PAKr I.-Betore Ehrlich J.
A ~ % 22- 90 100 252l 945 2495 2S72 2'zs 1925
CITY CoUEr-lHM rEEM-rARr II:-Before Pitshss J.
Nos 3u3- S034 @439 5t7O 30J1. 347S, 3O32 3419 34S0
Sssa Si4 34J6 3i9s 34yg $500. $685. $780, 1901 $685.
1927. 3j2L
CRY CouEr-TRiAL TFnM-PARr 1IL-Beto-. Browne.
JNos GIL Hos. Is. 3-S 90 . 3@O9 $3.50 30bl, 5ooZ,
Sj65 35' 3565. 1868. 800 SAIL 3j72. 1914. 1915.
COURT or DlER ArJ IEIlNEE-Be,Ore Patterson, j., anu
District Attorney bediOT'L-NOs !. . 8. i, D.
COURT or GENERA SE-siDNs-PARr i.-Bet0re CoWlng.
j. ana Assistant District Attorney Dawson.-Nos 2 T.
30 s. TO- IL. L. l3 Peadings-Nos. Il, 10. 10, H.
le. IS p. p. -. %. a. 2j 26. -. IS.
CeIgI oF GENERAL SF>sioN5-PART II-Before Recorder
say Ia an Assistant District Attorney DaVA-Noa l. D.
5, D D. Z, :, .. 10. /. l.. l3 II. 10.
COURT OF GENERAL -RssloNs-PART II.Betore MARITIME,
apd Assistant District tOruey PsTker-NOs !. l.
D. o. 3. s. 3. I'D. u y - Il. Is.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LrVERrooi April ll.-3S0 = m-Beef and Pork-Holders
2ner moderately hams-Hslaers orer moderately Bacon
hefSrs oner usey short 4os 3D.; short
~ du at 4Os Cheese-Hoders oner moderately Tallow
hodsrs one moderately sSirits OF TurDsntne-H elders
sner sparngF nth Al 5O ROsin Holders offer freely.
Lsrd-spst and tatures-In fair demand whea-Holders
s1er sparnglg New No Winter hrm at Ga I'D. Flour
Holders Offer moiefltsly. Corn-Spot and Futures
hOlaers oner spaIhsyi Mixed Wessrn spot. steady st
a. II I'd April STEADY Al Is Id NAV firm AT 4s lOd
Jun. trm At As. 3d. Hops at London -NewYsrk state
Holders offer freely.
oASTwEEr. AprI li-wiesKs lard closed at 81 francs
25 cestir per lOs kilos " -
ANIWEHr. ApT1i l.-Pet10ls naia Auarcan l6
francs al se -
BREGES. April li.-PetrOIsum marks rs p,ennisa
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
OIL MARkEIs

OIL CITY Penn April IL national rEsnsN 7n e.. rs.
aea so OOp barrels clsai ancss 59o SV'V nm,
ter. 3s Os5 barrels. shipnssn e''o'' 'A'''' '
81 sos nsrre.s ...,..,, trr..nt.r. fairly
PrrTsuuRG Penn April II. l.Petrolssm H.sta stn1t eias.s
active National transit certncatos "peh0" - - .
77l hghsst 7slli Lowest Io'. , r..n.,, ra,,iseat..
BRADFORD, Penn. April IL Sstloh. So .sast 7ss.
opsned 77bi closed at ff't' hlssos~ 80 . -"-'
Clearsnoes s76 Ooo barrels ,, ,..n.,, rtncatss
TTTusvILI Penn, April In ons sia.aS TTs.
opened Al 49, hrhs.L 10 u; lowest 1917 closed 90"
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
MINING WARDEN WAISTS MANAGEMENT.

~.-Anissoners Of Charities and Correction Porter
L.,h-an aud Simmons spent the greater part Of yes
teil1y afternoon I'm examining the keepers and subor
dnaies employed in the City Prison the manner
in which Francis W. Pitman, the condemned murderer
who committed suicide obtained the poison with which
be endet his life and the general cement
Of The prison under Warden Walsh. The examination
was conducted privately and the result OF the invest
gstOn may be expected IN a few days
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
y.K5yG lfoBpgIyy FOR orJyJyE

Bellows Falls. Vt, April 11.-Willism Riley on
Thursday night called at drug store for ten grains
Of quinne which he mixed with whiskey and then
swallowed twO-thirds Of the mixture. shortly after
ward he died Examination proves that the sup
posed qUinine was morphine The authorities have
not yet taken any action.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

coFFE-Buyers showed little interest in the market
for Brazil growths but values were held on he basis
OF IA lie for fair Rio spot invoices Saies-2gl5
bags spot Santos at 13 I2ale 5sc, and 1000 bags NO
Rio adOat at 70 12c. The milder styles were quiet
but steady Sales III pkg. Java Y SsS Little ;n
Interest was shown In the speculation First prices IN
dlcated advance Of 10 points and changes OF I'M
portance were developed In the later dealings Sales
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. April lO-4 p m.-Alautic and Great Western
Fir,t NortrIge Trustees Certificates. 31s Canadian
Pacinc Cos, Erie 25s Illinois Central, III - ST. PAU
Common. Il =
land on ba ance to-day Ia e4j00OL - -
three er cent fsntes AZ ~ itAnC
81 csntmes for account and exchange on London AZ
25 francs % centmes for chscss $1,000. -,
1924
The discount In the open market Ior Inreo UuN
bills and SPOT IS n al 2 per cent
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
RITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Truax in the Superior Court specih Ie'n'
,os,er5av denied motion made by Arthur N Mssten'
attorney for Deputy Controller Richard storrs Tor an
ouas~ vaeatng Justice OGormans order requiring MIN 70
snnesr before Referee John Whalen for examination IN
The suit OF the city against John Brady ana otners su
for reduction Of the fine OF s25 for non-attenaanee In
nosed upon him 70 the nominal sum Of 81
Chief Judge sedgwick OF the Superior Court mas set
.jde the verdict Of $4,000 obtained by Joseph CARROLL
. member OF the 69th Regiment against the Dea"sre'
Lackswanna and Railroad Company Tor the loss
Of his right foot
Testimony was taken before Surrogate Ransom yes'er
sav In the contest by relatives OF James McKenna over
tho Will by which be left estate worth about sloooOo
20 his wife He had accumulated IL by economy in bis
business as 8 grocer in Thirty -hfth-st
Additional testimony in the contest over the VIII OF
Ann Voorhs was taken by Surrogate Ransom yesterday
Witnesses swore that eccentric Old woman was pc
purous and when she wanted ice she would place pH
n water out Of doors walt for it 70 freeze The near
ing Was adjourned until April %.
Justice Barrett in the Supreme Court Chambers yestef
ssv reserved his decision application for an inlunc
ton 20 restrain Sheriff from collecting under war
rant issued by the Controller the assessment LEVIED
on the Postal Telegraph Cable Company TO pay for the
use Of the electrical subways
In the suit Of c. c. Shayne against Oscar L. Bailey
10 recover $500 which he had paid for horse which the
plaintiff claimed unsound verdict for the oeienu'
snt was rendered in the Supreme Court yesterday
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

CoTT0N-ouotanons were not orically changed but me
market maintained easy tone. Sales 262 oaies Al
the the receipts aggregated 641 bales 20 day com
pairing with 4e6l bales this day last week. and 34T2 oae
for the corresponding day year Since september
the beginning Of the crop year the receipts have resensa
5150, 7S9 bales. against bO9l4e2 bales for the same
period last year, -.
Quotations based American Standard Of classinca
nOn
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
SPIRITS OF TuRPENrfNp

CHARLESTON. April IL -Turpeniins s.saiv a, an,
ssAlyASSAH. April H. Turpestine steady at 3se
WILMINGTON, April lL-Turpentlns duli az SGI.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany April 11-In the Court of Appeals to-day the
following causes argued:
No. l.234.-The People, respondents agt' George W.
Wilson, appellant .
No 1c41.-The People respondents agt Francis A.
Hawkins appellant
Following is the day calendar for Thursday April II:
Nos. 49, 1851, 1883, us, 70S 7e4 7s5 and 7S6
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
TINTED STATES SUPREME COURT

washin.ton, April 1.-THE Supreme Court OF the
cnited States to-day transacted the following business;
No 1s4-Fmma J. Blackjack and others appeHsnts'
act Jacob Small and others. Argument continued by
I,,,.s simon and samuel Lord for the appeees, and
COM luded by b. 5 Rutledge for the appellants
No. 2l7-Wiluam G. CulbertsOn plaintiff In error
sgt The H. Witbeck Company Argued BY william
walter H. Smith and Daniel II. Ball tor the plaintiff
IN error and bv Edward Cahn for the defendant In
error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at y O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

Speculation dull and otherwise fesureess values
she changes Of moment while the sales agsre-
only "A. 400 bales
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

On the Produce Erchta - today ths Butter
quiet Creamery 2ss97S Dairy lss25S Eggs hrn as
PHILADELPHIA April llzFour steady; demand Light,
Ts % ETsrs ahs 81 5sss 90 PsnSsiTana Family So IS
g S. Psuasyyanl. Roller Process: . oosst rs On.
Clear - 1904 a5 .r.ises s.sita 81 Loals
cs.r .n. IS 40 So DO q, Fa1or Srsn%s -
az So Rye Flour steady IS eoGsS62. Wheat euisi q
e, ....j jsa: :.s.:s a:
Sales Ne Mixed in sraia depot SO 5lc No Ysiiow
o. dock slc 80 9 High Mixed snd yellow grain dspos
.d' 40 :Sss s sa M i: Sa'' SS II Tai W
i.c d. toT June &C DO uy 4sssi. Potatoes
g &. 10 @
81 70. Psnnsylysnia and NewYorE Eariy Rose cnoos
ssc.: DO do BsroanE. Whit. choice sssSOe:
30 sssc do Fair {. Coed SO 55c Mammoth Pear chocs
70 DO FAR AR to Coed SsA sw Do'.Ss
Per SoL So o0sSS 90 Proyi.l.us steady qGIst-
s. 50 as 90: Sucked Beet Si5e Beet Ham. slS 500
81 90 g. Do r'rF Family slg % Hams snoPsd
i2c: cured tsTs.. l0si: sl,.. Clear siessi
Shoulders in eTy 'ais and fully o cured & &C. Do
so a. '%s1' Do Do Smoked ' Bellies 10 plcsis So
srsasfa.s Bacon a. Sc RSIc.., hsrs .'1Sy Sy..
s. s.ss7 IS Butter dsI-P.on.vlyaaia cref%sry Ezra
ySS western sa,. eve W:.r: Fseov 1sS
Packing 121l4c. Eggs were active PennsyrAnn
&C. Western nrsts II &c ,Che,.e steady
fair York Full Cream l2's n l3c. OHIO
Ql2c do Fair Prime II oil ~ sngar
was strong 7.lGc. Granulass l3 ldc Feed
strosT: Winter Bran s2l 0Ds22 % Petroleum
quist 10 Abel Dbls sc Receiots-Flo1r s9oo
tbIa bash Corn $500 bush Oats loIOo
push Shipments wheat $500 bush Corn 500 bush
Oats 6. 900 bush
TOLEDO April l1-Wheat active, higher; cash s3sc
NAV s5l2c; IS 80 July s3c; August 81 &c Corn
rrm; cash SO &c May SO &c. Oats quiet; No White
3iac Cloverseed higher. cash IS S5 April t5 30
Recspts-Wheat 1000 bush Corn 1000 bush clover
seed II baxa shiDmentsWh 5000 bush Corn Loo
bush Cloverssed l0e9 bags
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
THE COURTS.
,v .es,cNMFNT SET ASIDE.

rnr assignment OF Hsisted Hsincs 10 49,. Ira-..
NAV made in 1884 has been set asioe 's court,
ham ID uC'siOh ""n. Justice Beach In 1sse dis
epeel se'~ or,n,,nt IN suit brought BY creditors 70
missed .As ,an, eo- declared void the ground OF
ssve VIC Another sui, for the purpose brought os
.Ss First National Bank Of pOsAsses wa, s.s o'1us. ss.
Of in the same way BY Justice DGnonae Tsm and
menus were aSe,a These cases were before JUS
new IN January last and he now holds that ,n'
uce ,snsusnt as to the creditors and is void
r. ssTs the principal object of the was much
cure the ssgnOrs themselves snd 'ne "nss ,s, there
ss~rned estate possible He mas tns. my
Vi 'ne nre,erences TO the amount OF sl3ooo sno
W. s. creditors Of the were defrauded TO tins e'
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12


Cash quotsuons were as foows-No. spring wheat
75e7sc. No Spring heat 72p 07Glcc No Red 81 &c.
No Corr J2Tsc. No. . oats 2sd30Sc No Rye at
sos Ne Barley at q ssOs No l Flax seei ,t
81 as Prime Timothy Seol So 81. Mess Pork per bbl
sl4 rs - 80 Lard LOO 81 65 short RIBS SIDES
lssss 81 l2 Dry salted Shoulders boxed S. 7oe6 o.
finished goods 81 Is per ga. sugar. Cut Loaf 7soo.c
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
oo,,rrv1rvc PATRICK TRENoR's WILL

procsedInrs were begur in Surrogate hansOm 80
.s,sav for contesng the will OF Patrick Treno'. V
.sr,r,o vesey.st cordial merchant Philip '. :"
r,ss creditor. through his counsel Edward barues'
s,s sormal obsgtons on the allegations that tne "i "
-, :. mot rreuor's last will that It was not his nee UNI
questioned and voluntary act and that ne NA - NV
ouns mind memory and capacity when IL was :,
oh,ectons OF the same character were nied on oeD
prhlio Administrator Richard J. Morrison H. y iuo
more on behalf Of Mrs Annie T. stover 'he resiuu@iS
r,ee and the other legatees fled notice OF nloto, as
- N, right OF the creditors TO intervene. Ooleetions
- .ls elea on behalf Of Corey. as one OF the
surviving heirs at Law and next OF Alh' Os Au0P" -
Sangef
NAY THE THIRD AVENUE f LINE USE A CABLE
Iustee Patterson in the Supreme Court Special Term
o,e,s,v granted tho application OF the Third Avenue
ysuroad Company for mandamus 10 compel the Co~
,,soDer OF Public Works give written permit lor
,ha company 10 make excavations on its route ioF inc
purpose Of laying cables and converting the rOSu INV
cable railway. The judge, however, grants stay
r order 10 enable the city 10 appeal from nus oees"ii
lie says in long opinion that the only Question III
the case is as 70 the legal rights OF the company unue
ft charter
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBURG

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBURG.
Number OF miles -. 2e4 29i oo5
First week in ADrl so3.832 s43.O04 s31 G79
Jan " Apr IT,. 374,336 ass 755 4S606G
CAIRO vINCENNEs AND CHICAGO.
F5s{ TseS Apr. fJ5ss55$s$$ }2Ss 5$s 5$s
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Frs. week in HDri $4,000 $4,000 ls2eoooSS
CHICAGO AND INDIANA COAL
Number Of miles 119 146
First In April s6194 So IA
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL.
Jan / to April -. I473975 5,76s43O 5.412,OoO
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC.
Number OF miles -. 800 500
First week In April - sll429 sds'.S
Jan to April l622Ol 254,loo
HOUSTON AND TEXAs CENTRAL.
E==9f' H; l'sn aPs
LOUISVILLE, NEw.ORLEANS AND TEXAS.
Number OF miles 2ll ~ 9id
First week I'm AD-l s26Il3 599'yyiS
MILWAUKEE,, LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
Number Of miles 54l OI3 - 30
First week IN April s33420 so9'g.6 sS5Sdd5V
TOLEDO. ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN
First week In April s1Z25 6S'ooz 7s155'2o9
Jan l TO April 7.. S2.1i3 lZ5'oof 1000"
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

.ALRs AT THE STOCK ExCHAyGE-ArRrL IL.
THE GENERAL LISE
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
STOCKS MAKE SMALL GAINS.
THE MARKET A VARIABLE ONE.

OF THE vANDE.RBILT SHARE
THE DAYS FEATURE.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

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New-York tribune., 1888-04-12

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New-York tribune., 1888-04-12
CLosING PRICEs on rHILADELPHIA srOCKs.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April IL, 1883.
THE FLUCTUATIONS IN NARROW LIMITS.

Ex-dividend so cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-24
GFN. LONGNIREtT II


ance.
ATLANTA, Jan. - some day. ago
the Atlanta Consitation published
strong aud touching appesi tor contr.-
buttons to fuLd for the relief OF
Gen. Longstreet, and described the
old soldier a. broken in health, help
less from wounds and sadly -traigh I
eued in circumstances This appeal
was based upon the belief that Gen.
Longstree's acceptance few days
before OF the sta'e's bounty OF S25
arose from necessity. First came
| let er from Mrs. Longs'rest begging
| thht the efforts 10 raise rellef funu
shall be discontinued and that the
money already contributed be re-
turned to the subscribers.
"The gcuer4" Mrs. Longstreet
ssy., though far from rich, is able
with what lie owns to i've III compar-
ative comfort for the remainder OF
m, lite"
To-Day Gen, Longs'reet writes;
"Tnis action Is not authorized nor
warranted by facts. We may trust
that it was suggested by kindly mc =
tives. DHg that YOU Wi. retarh
all remittauces t1at may be made in
my favor to those who may be 50
generous as to offer them
The incident has served one pur-
pose, however, and that IS that the
estrangement between Lonstreet and
his old soldiers bee use of poli,i-
cal differences was easily set aside
The warmest expressions came to
Lougsireet from a quarters.
1t is also remarkable that the first
cash contribution which was received
came from a Federal soldier who hap
pened to be passing throus the city
He was James Tuite, of jersey City
and had served through the war as q
member of Mesgher's Irish Brigade
At his country seat one mile northeast
OF Gainesville, aud at the Piedmont
Hotel, which he owns, his farm con
sists of 100 acres OF land, aud on which
is a handsome residence, situated on 6
) beautiful eminenCe, This place is
worth from $4,000 to $1,000. The hote
cost him $4,000 Besides this he has
some personal property. If he hac
the money which his real property /;
worth judiciou-ly Invested, he would
be in easy circumstances, The Gen
; eral, though growing old and gray, il
very active--msn, aud is al ways OIL
the go" He looks after his farm
with a watchful eye, and spends ,
: great deal of time in his vineyard
which is filled with choice selec tiol
Of grapes.