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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeW-YOrk, trltal, Aprl D.
REEyEs-Recelpts 159 carloads, OF 100 neaS-2o
carloads at Tor export 81 ea0aG1 % eoro1d
ir stsrn Q carloads tor Kaufman strauss ana ear
loads Of local stock % carolds At Jsfse ~ IN ar
TIo,d for sale Trade slow and dun WIN inc common
sT.ass .d lSS o per i sSas5 10 per 100
a 9O bulls - 5Ods3 cows at 500 eady M n C
SaCS sean & shipments the baanse Of the Tee
include S1Oy The Deyonia for Eastmans Company; 20l6
quarters l5S dressed pigs th In S ehmoad Hill for 81
1;oidSmth ana Is sheep on the 4oai iOf u D Oi'h'
back Sanders 10 Ohio Steers, 1lo2 n average at
a 02 100 4 90 y sato d. il45 h. at 81 s.
90 ~ 5oo M at 81 30 DO 1900 d. a: o. % 10 DO
57l q .! Do. SIS d. At e. Bulls. 1890 n at So
81 Sherman 2sS e. taScr Pqs'yqne 70 s'eT e. 9cs r
$ so 70 do /: l y Is d. % a. DO O. al
S SSy 92 az u Co. do $50 ~ at s. 40; 70 do s0S H.
chis1 go f is5 1917 81 3 s. g siss 10
%? t a. Is Chicago Steers. 1910 ~ at IS As
81 KRSSNy G ett IL Lancaster County Penn Steers
lot2 p e y SS pts 40 head mostly Cohs STEADY
and in good demand at 4fGIe ior pOo u ehoce WAS
lew sa Geseefa Ma bnttermlk Calves 1871
T. a = a. I28 n At 6''e less 81 do lSo H.
do p us AZ Sac 'G u do i2O d. Sac Il DO 1913 ~
at 3 Harrington q yes; VIII II 20 At ' at oe
SiirEP AND LAMBS-Receipto IS carloads OF o SoS'
carloads A. Jersey CITY and IS carloads at OotnS
TeTnnd fair with the feeling In both sheep ana lambs
trlae fmcr Ordinary u choice shetp sou .! @on a
"a "a nor loo m fair 10 choice lambs az 81 as % one
ioa9 sid Ut the outside figure ono c0il1al OF ehpp'd
SSIniess"Dillenbaek & Dewey: 144 Michigan sheep
.liDnedl 90 N average at per 100 NJ liO 40 loi 49,
al n o34 Michigan Lambs. SIS n, at ~ oo -VV w.
IS n, az 81 so. - ,,,,,. eho,n oos n, at
an "a 1sS State Lambs 80 n 81 37iac; 17o MichlsH
DO 9+ Io az =, 'oc1 Michigan Sheen 92 ~ at 90 %
aoo Michigan Lambs Sia N. at 81 40 I'D oo' 10 !" ~
~ 90 A. Mullen State Sheep. SO NJ at 90 80 90
tlnnndV Sill ~ at IS State Lambs. ~ ID at 81 oo
sheep " Scott: 1919 state Sheep. 114r ~ at 80 90
JiortSPocclpts 20 carloads OF 4.Ooi head caroaus
n, INV aud "a carloads at f0thst; carloads, IN.
one carried over nom Yesterday for sale Marke,
g,ni western Pigs being quoted at ~ 59dst % ana
and % nrmc STAT Hogs would sell az % -2dSo ~. .
ROV SSaesReid Shea PAS Ohio Pigs, 90 10 average al
- 80 Fer io Co.: a77 Western Pigs 50 N. at "a 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
CIGARETTES DO NOT AGREE WITH HER.

Young woman named Cora Roberts was removed
10 bellevue Hospital yesterday morning. IN semi
conscious condition, from No. 20 secondst. Police
man Keves OF the Fiftl-st station, was called into
bcr house shortly before M, and found the young
woman in commissions I'm her room The occupant or
an adjoining room had been awakened by her moan
ing and called the officer. 1t was believed that the
woman had attempted TO commit suicide by taking
poison and the policeman had her removed 10 bellevue
Hosptal The physicians at the hospital could find
no symptoms of poison. They said that she was sur
fcrng IRON hysteria and slight over-lndulgence IN
whiskey She would be all right before tile day was
ovnr She was an excessive cigarette smoker. At
No 90 Second-st IL was said that the woman was an
actrass Policeman Keycs said that she was a snake
cSa,rnpr and gave exhibitions in Bowery museum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
CHANGES IN THE CIRCULATION.

NET INCREASE OF OVER s11.5oo. 900 IN MARCH.
Washington, April CSpecla)-The Treasury De-
partment's monthly statement OF changes in the cir
cuation Just issued shows net increase during March
amounting TO S11 Gal Jas. There was Increase OF
$3.50 276 in silver certificates. S5050e94 in silver
Treasury notes and 81 o00347 in United States notes.
Gold certificate circulation decreased $2s02,o60 dur
Ing the month"; standard silver dollars. $639,543 gold
coin, 1884 024 subsidiary silver, sol 636. and Ma
tonal bank notes $780,, 300 The total circulation Of
the country on April 1, 1891, is placed at $780,
0so,464, against 81 437 494 052 on April l, $780, an
during the last twelve months Of 800
The changes in circulation OF various kinds Of money
during the last twelve months, together with the
amounts in circulation, are shown in the following
table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, April 3, p m-Cotton-The sales or Tia
day included 1000 bales American. Futures closed dull
but steady. American middling, low mlddling clause.
i f90IdI 50-6id; May and June delivery. nod
buyers; June aud July delivery % SD buyers July
TENDER delivery, 63-Gia5d; October and November
delivery 63-04d sellers; November ana December de-
livery 4 62-0idI 03-Old ,,,
savannah, April S.-Cotton easy; mddlng. 8 5-l0e;
low middllng 1ac good ordinary, &c net and gross
receipts . IA bales exports 70 the Continent. I25o
bales eOsstwise, 2.o1 bales sales 800 bales Stock
WeeSiy-Nes and gross receipts 1910 tales exports
to the Continent 1925 bales coastwise li4l0 bales;
sales. 1915 bales. an, -
galveston April 8-Cotton steady middling. &c low
Inldding sac ordinary IRE net and receipts.
$40 bales sales, 1l3 bales stock, 40 021 bales
weekly-Net aud receipts l0,0oS bales; exports
to Great Britain, 6307 bales; eolstwse. S42i bales;
sales, 2,720 bales. IN,
Norfolk April 3.-Cotton steady; mdding Sac net
and gross receipts, III bales exports eoas"ise' ZV.S
tales; sales 4SS bales stock, II 301 bale.
WeeklyNet receipts G5i1 bales gross 7ilt balesi
exports France, so bales coastwse 1872 bales saes
2,15l bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
INDIAN RECRUITS FOR THE ARMY.

Washington, April 3.-The news received at the
War Department Of the result of the efforts being
made by Western Army officers TO carry out the pro-
visions of the Army Appropriation bill authorizing
The enlistment in the Regular Army OF 1000 Indian
recruits is extremely dscouraging The officers report
hat the Indians will not enlist in the infantry under
any circumstances, as they abhor walking They
will not enlist in the cavalry except as scouts, be-
cause they do not TO bind themselves TO five
years. service nor to be subject to removal to distant
parts Of the country. Then, too, they want their
women with them. and the great majority Of the
men are physically unfit for military service. 1t is
doubted whether a single Indian company can be re-
cruited in the West. But the outlook in the south
is more hopeful. At Mt Vernon Barracks, Alabama
where the Apache Indians who led the Geronimo cam
paiga are, IL IS said that all Of The Indians, about
thirty or forty about to enlist. These Indians
are said 10 be making rapid progress in civilization
and the almost incredible fact Is reported that the
renowned warrior Geronimo who was for years the
terror Of the West is prominent teacher In the
local Sunday school. and attends services regularly
every Sunday morning to keep order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, April 3cottOn quiet middling 9i.c Piey
active; Howard Street and Western super 90 l0dSS 20
DO extra. 50 9oGsl So do family o. 1895 e eng m,
IS 25ds5 GO; spring do 5odS5 So do straight s. 100
IS 40; do extra "a 60dsi 90 wheat-Southern strong
Fuz 81 10dsl rs LOngberry, 81 l2ds1 Is No . 81 l3
steamer No red 81 ooh Western armer No winter
red, spot and April 81 119,d$l II May, 81 11sdSl ~
July 81 0oiadsl 00t August 81 OBJ bid cofn-sSuth
erin 1armer Whit 7SGJ7e yel9E Nav Sg75e
July re bid steamer 7ic. quiet ungraded South
5nd Pennsylvania, Gld63c.
Buffalo, April 3.-Sprng wheat in fair demand cars
No hard I'm store sold at ~ "a closing at 81 % asked
cost, insurance and freight 81 l29 5000 bush NO.
Northern, in store sold 81 % track, sold at
81 II: 5000 bush cost and freight sod az
81 1os 5000 bush do sold at q o9s. 1000 bush No
Northern, IN store. sold at 81 H. Winter wheat hi2her
No red sold at 81 H. closing at 81 II asked ear
white track, sold at 81 II. Corn was quiet ana
irmcr closing at outside prices cars No. yellow sold
at 76di6l.c; No. yellow 76d76tc 10 cars No sold
at 751,d76c q No sold at 754a752c car No.
sold at 75c oats dull but trmer ears NO white sold
502c No white 5Sd5SL-c No. mixed, oSA2 asked
on track. Barley dull and unchanged Rye unchanged
Flour dull and unchanged. Mifeed, unchanged. Re.
IA coo bush 49, 900 bush oats 25oOO
Shpments-Wheat, Ii, 500 bush; corn $4,000 bush
oats $1,000 bush.
Chicago April 3-The leading futures ranged as fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
UNABLE TO AGREE ON ANYTHING.
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE ADJoURNS WITH
oIyr A>v nEIuNITE RESULT.

THE MONETARY CONFERENCE ADJoURNS WITH
OUT ANY DEFINITE RESULT.
Washington, April 3.-The International American
Monetary Commission. which organized here lnst
January in pursuance Of resolution adopted by the
International American Conference, closed its sessions
to-day by the adoption of the following preamble and
resolution:
Whereas First In the opinion Of che Commission the
establishment OF fixed ratio between gold and silver tho
adoption OF coins metals and Of common monetary
unit would be Of great benefit 20 OF the world
Second, That this end would be greatly promoted by
means Of an international agreement among all the COM
mercial nations Of the world
Third That 1t does not seem probable that such an
could be arrived under circumstances
in view OF the Of efforts recently made for that
purpose; therefore.
Resolved That this commission brings its sessions TO
close expressing the wish that before long another COM
mission NAV meet which shall reach agreement bring
about the adoption Of uniform monetary system among
the nations Of America, advantageous to each and ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04

"a 400 head for same time last week g 100 bead con.
signed through 600 head; NewYork 1,400 head %
sale 1000 head market shade rmer for good and best
clipped stock common unchanged closing stsong ana nf
with the bulk Of the offerings sold best wool lambs ~ 90
sheep fair TO good woos IS o5ese IS common To- fair,
s5as5 so clipped common 10 good o. 5oaso 20 Hogs
Receipts for the last "a hours $3.50 head total for week
thus far 81 $50 heE same time last week 5s 100
head through $500 head Of which $3.50 head
to NewYork; sale, 1850 head market steady for good
weight Workers and mediums all sold dull and lower Tor
light and pigs closing dS and slow for later sas "a
mediums s. 25as5 90 DO very good heavy here. .,.,
Catte-Recepts 5000 head steady top prices for fancy
70 prime Steers sGas0 80 good 70 choice % s0as5 30
Neurological 10 900 head active and iOc hlshsr
mon ~ 25Ss4 80 prime mixed q 9oGsS 10 prime heavy
and butcher weights s5 1895 30 light - ooSsS 10
lower standard lots Toe lower others 15a30c lower top
55ds5 30; lambs, &5aS6
ST Louis, April 3.-Catte-Receipts, 500 head ship
ments LOO head market strong good TO- fancy native
steers 81 50as5 so fair good DO s4as5 10 stocksrs
and feeders SO 1885, Texans and Indians % oaso 10
HOgs-Recepts 5000 head shipments 900 head market
higher fair 70 choice heavy, - 1854 % mixed grades
81 50as4 so light. fair 70 best - 65as4 go Sheep
shipments, 300 head; market steady good 70 cnoiee
- 25dS5 co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
STAINING Up THE KIYCATD CASE.

Washington, April 3.-In the Kincaid trial to-day
the work of summing up the testimony was begun,
Howard Claggett opened the argument in behaif OF
the Government He made the point that In order
TO constitute the crime of murder, 1t was nou eceS
sarv that the malice which led 20 the deed must be
exnrossed. but that the malice might be implied lilo
then spoke of the testimony Of Donaldson, ana nam
ained that although the defence had undertaken 70
discredit it, the story had been told with distinct
mess that carried conviction with it, He declared thas
~ rnatter how sick and feeble Kincaid may have been.
- he were so weak that he had to crawl up the steps
II was murder and nothing less when he fired the shot,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
culRGEs AGAINST A DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

WATERFOWL. n. Y, April 3.-Frank B. Peck DIS
ct of this county, has received notice from
Governor Hill that charges of mafeasance and NAL
versaton in Office have been preferred against him by
three citizens Of WATERFOWL and that he has eight days
in which TO reply and show cause why he should not be
removed from Office. There seventeen specfca-
t,ons including allegations Of leniency toward law
breakers incorrect habits, etc. Mr. Peck is graduate
90 Wet Point and thus far has had brilliant career
Jur friends charge the movement TO animosty that
bas existed for some time between Peck and the Law
and order League Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
THREATENED STRIKE IN BIG uRoy WORKS.

Joliet. Ill. April at is given out that the wage
committee ~ the Amagamated Association OF Iron and
steel Workers which has been in conference with the
illinois steel Company for some weeks, has orders to
declare strike Saturday, unless the company accedes
to their terms by that time This will involve all the
r.s NJ the Illinois steel Company, the largest In the
Wesf The men offered 10 take 16 % per cent
rcSuction hut the company asks 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April 3, S:4S p mIBeef 10 good d ana
sss 81 Pork aid hams IN poo demand Bacon IL PsGP
long and shot clear mddes about So p steady Si'
thsese~rhe demand has fallen on Talow and tul ~.
,ine I1 moor demand. i0sn in fair demand. LsId.siU
and futures Ia poor demand prime Western spSsss III
AMI dun AZ So I'd May and June dull nj oSS 81
Wheat in good demand Kansas winter strong al nStres
IN GOOD demand mixed Western, spot and April nrM ~
as nd MAY Arm az o. esd June firm at 0s 3D. hop'
~ Inn1nn-Paclnc Coast IN POOR demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
DrorpSrS OF RUFUS KING.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April 3.-The will of Rufus King
was admitted to probate to-day 1t makes number
., becuests 20 religious and educational bodies, the
chief Of which are to the Cincinnati Bar Library
Association, $4,000 to establish professorShip OF
t,.,ioraI laws I'm the law school OF the Cincinnati
Soige and $50 600 TO the Protestant Episcopal
GHnTe4 for use in the Southern Diocese Of Ohio,
orranize new congregations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
What little speculation done in crude petroleum
yesterday was done by professionals the market being
given to them. The dealings were unimportant,
only 5000 barrels in options being taken at the Con-
soldated Exchange The quotations opened at 10 IL
cents, FELL seemingly for the sake OF variety 10
20 Is, and crawled back again to 70 IL. at which
the market closed. Quotations on crude and rehned
oil were unchanged The Stock Exchange passed the
petroleum market by.
Foreign quotations we're: Antwerp. IS 3-s francs:
Bremen, $40 marks; London, "a pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
PROF.. KOCH

Recommends the Soden Pastcs (trcehos) for all hrost
lung and catarrhal diseases Dr. Koch said "A cough
for which tried medicines which had not the
slightest eject became better and has now eney
disappeared through use OF 6odcn Mineral Pastiles
Obtain the genuine article which must have the sigma
ture and recommendation Of Sir &orell Mackenzie Win
aach hnr Price so cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
wrsr POINT CADETS FIGHT.

Chicago April "A dispatch from Fort Madison,
iowa eavs. "A private letter from the West Point
Military Academy tells of a sensational fight which
tool, Mace between Edward Gilchrast. who entered
West Point from Fort Madison, and another cadet
W. F. Boyer. The cause OF the trouble was Is as
s.od on tnsultinc remark made to young Gilchrlst
Nv nnvcr The contest short and decisive, Gil
Christ knocking out with - S under under
V1 homes in Gilclrists hand. Both young men
oTo now in the hospital"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
THE COLONIAL CLUBHOUSE CORNERSTONE.

The ceremony OF laying the cornerstone of the new
Colonial Club will take place this afternoon. The
borse Is TO be built on Sherman Square, at seventy
second-st and the Boulevard, and Will be beautlul
building adapted for all the purposes OF large Social
or,b II is expected TO be finished by May, 1892 AT
bo cornerstone laying historical addresses will be given
by the rev r. r. Booth and General Egbert L. Nlele,
both members OF the club a DdhqueI aI Dcilioin''
viii foI,ow I'm the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04

Herbert D. Turner. counsel for the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company said yesterday that the exhaustion
of the Pilot Knob mines had caused the failure OF the
st. Louis Orc and Steel Company. The ore gave out
year or more ago, and attempts to find further de-
posts had proved unsuccessful.
so fat as the trustees can discover Mr.. turner
was quoted as saying there Is no possible salvation
for the bondholders except TO take the property The
longer they wait the the company IS In default
for Interest and the less the bondhoders will DO able
TO get out Of it,
The property OF the ST. Louis ore and steer COM
pany Includes besides the Pilot Knob mines, the
Vulcan Icon Works, in st. Louis and extensive coal
mines and small railroad In Illinois. There are
three issues Of the company's bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
COUNT KrRATpy ON A SPECIAL MISSION.

Washington, Aprl 3At the request Of the Secretary
of State the Collector of Customs at New-fork has
been instructed to facilitate the prompt passage OF the
baggage and personal effects of Count Emil de Keary
of France who is expected to arrive at New horK oy
la GascoGne due on April 10. The Count Is on
specaI mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
TRYING TO GET PARDON FOR GEN. srGEL's SON

TRYING TO GET FAHDO-' fOh GEN' MOhL's SUN
Washington, April 3.-An effort Is being made to
socure pardon for the son Of General Franz sge OF
New-York, now serving sentence for the violation
% IN. nenson laws. A committee including Auditor
abeTc6m and Mr.. Wolfe called the President In his
interest to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
no TRouBLE pErwEEN MOBILE AND RusK.


Washington, April at is stated upon the highest
authority that the published report of a dispute be-
tween Secretary Noble and Secretary Rusk, in regard
TO the appointment Of commissioner Of the General
Land ONCE, is absolutely untrue in every particular.
IT Is said that there has been the least friction
between these gentlemen. and TO the appointment
OF commissioner. not word has ever passed between
them on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
A SEPARATE COURT FOR THE TRIANA.

Washington, April 3.-The Secretary Of the Navy
has decided to appoint separate court OF inquiry to
examine into the circumstances attending the ground
inc 90 the ting rians ut Cuttyhun and has designated
Captain o. F. stevens. Commander b. +. Day and
Lieutenant Commander Edwin Longnecker as tne
cate. This court will meet at Newport on April z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
CoNDENINED NAVAL VESSELS SOLD.

Washington, April 3.-The Secretary Of the Navy
mas accepted the following bids for the purchase OF
condemned naval vessels: T.. J. Butler, of Airing
ton, Mass, for the Brooklyn, S13,12s: Herbert II.
Ives, OF NeW-Yor for the ossipee, $l5315, for the
Juniata, S15,s90; Lewis LuckeDbacb, OF New-York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City. Penn, April SNaonal Transit cestia qi.e
Sales sS 600 b6ls clesIances $4,000 Dds 7aH mis-
1iitt,si"Ig' penn April g.. Petroleum feaufedess
Sations Transit Certificate opened at 73c closed at 'SHc
highest 73Lc lowest !2tse. , ,-,. ,.-,,n.,,os
sBrsd,od Pom. April 3.Natonal Transit Cerun9ao,
onened az 727sc closed a. 73oc highest, ISse; o"eS'
rh1Ic. ceafnnces. 32SOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
rvays BrBrED THIS TIME As WRIGHT

The bodv of william Wright. otherwise known as
q trcd Evans the Astor House Suicide was buried
Yesterday at Greenwood. Mr.. Taylor representing
the Wright family in England, present to supef
tend the burial Wrights body had been buried In
tSn potters Field and had lain long in the MOrsue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
PURCHASES OF SILVER.

Washington, April 3.Of the 015,Ooo ounces OF sliVer
offered for sale to the Treasury Department to-day
a-O 600 ounces were purchased as follows: Twenty
Eve Thousand ounces at SO.0soo; $4,000 at So9925 ;
40 600 at SO.9s3O; 165 900 at So.9s35; $4,000 at
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London April g. 4 p. m.-Canadlan Pacinc 7oa. Erie,
1913 Mexican ordinary. ilA; 81 Paul common S.x;
ket for three months bills Is ~ per cent Paris "a.
quote cent rentes a 0 francs 20 cen,ns "
confines for checks The amount OF bullion gone nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04

for the Qunnebsug, $4,000; Matthew Gill, jr.. of
philadelphia, for the saugus S15,i4o for the Rescue,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
FdMOCS ORE BEDS EXHAUSTED.

FoRECLos1NG MORTGAGES ON THE PILOT KNOB
AND IRON MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES.
Chicago April "a dispatch from st. Louis says
"The Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF New
York is about to protect bondhoders by foreclosing
mortgages to the amount of So 100000 the property
of the st. Louis Ore and Steel Company. These are
per cent bonds, 81 100000 on the Pilot Knob mine
81 100000 in the Vulcan Iron Works, and Sooo'oOo
in the coal mines at Grand Tower and Carbonate, Ill
Interest in these has been deiauled since july $780,
when f. A. Hitchcock was appointed receiver The
failure was directly due to the exausng OF the ore
body. Pilot Knob and Iron Mountain are two OF inc
most famous mines in the world and the supply OF
iron was once supposed to be inexhaustlble."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
STAINED.
Good Ordinary ...:......9s ]

Good 9rdi9hry I LSM MIqdIlns S1O
Optons-Irad day OF depression, and net losses were
scored throughout the entire list II was the same od
Story Of oo much cotton" supplemented by "a decline az
IJySrnoo and frcer selling both for 'ong" and short
account The port receipts though not specially arge'
were considered liberal and the Interior movement alr,
both Of which fastened the decline AZ the outset he
was break OF 2G3 points after which the Market ysueu
CoIos < hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
S2,l53,900,607

During March there was net decrease of $4,9s4,-
$40 Of money and bullion in the Treasury. There
an increase OF So 3567s6 in the stock OF silver and
bullion and $3,777 1914 in silver coin, chiefly standard
silver dollars The Treasury stock of gold bullion
decreased S3677 235 during the month. United States
notes decreased S49 00347 and National bank notes
555
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
FouRTH.cLAss posTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON April 3.-Fourth-cass postmasters were
+odav apponted as follows PennsSlvania-Mrs.
A. d. Hinchman, Dry Run; S. S. Hetrick, Leck XIII
I NJ. Cramer Mowersve Mrs. E.; McCabe, North
Rome New-iIampshire-Mrs 5. A. Day, Connecucu'
Lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo April for cO The s last = hours
Tine last week Il go head consigned through lao
head OF which 1850 head head 70 New-york none on
- GENERALLY feel ing Sheep and anbs-ltecelpb
M the last "a hours 1900 head total for week thus far