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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

last order the first up and at 10 O. m there
the usual array OF counsel IN the Special Term roo
The counsel for Mr.. Belmont argued that TINS tH
irregular and sLould b. vacated Aitcrcos
discussion Judge CardOZo reserved his decision, IN
ing that he would give q decision on Thursday, anu
while STAYED Mr. BcmOnts proctedlnss, my
counsel then went before Judge hu-helIauu' atu
Mr. Rapallo stated what had been dole arr
submitted the case 10 the Court Judge huthetlahu
asked what they wanted Mr. Pierreiont Su my uC
sired ~ know nom the Court what tine regular pr9c-
cc of The court they could make no motion under me
sent nTder Judge sutherland sail II tty desired ms
i, M, Tho matter IL was that they should enter an
order yacatng the latter order AZ once nut nc should
80 dacie awning except motion. MT Picrfepont
Ia u,at nrobably Judge CardOzO would take the same
io ~ the matter as his Homer and therefore a might
O5,issnia IN await his decision. He suggested that
9o Gntberlaud shOuld consult with Judge Cardozo on
me matter Judge Sutherland, saying That he had no
with Judge CardOZO, suggested that he could
~ vol, nave sucb consultation unless at his request
am mo regular business of the Court.
OF case was allowed TO stand until Thursday at
10 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wEDSgsDAr Dec 2Cod weather and lighter supply fcaie
There m % o. f, o. or got ,s s ' ,,5 ''s p p"o
though few cattle tho ll6l Their
fresh have received at all the markets since Monds On.
great cause Of the improvement to-day the better quality Of The toc
delighted get cattle at one an tst TODAY
Including the 6 sold there YESTERDAY Che numbers fresh
drores the tops Of which brought 0l7c FEW had .t higher
o hopper OpF 100 state cattle IN the yards The tTaUsac
tons a. Che Naioull Yards we're rs foilows:
fair good AZ tdtc g. Ieel sold carload good oxen
r. Coz Tor W W Muehe 45 fat ev OHIO steers NJ abou 1ec
or 49, each Also o himself a choice Ohio cattle borgHt Min
ont hy COT add carr i6aIe possibly s for an occasional
o Evans sold biz 81 Mich steers coarse bat pretty good ewt
D. q Culver for II smith 6s medium TO good e. cgt H. steers
T. Namues sold 81 fair % H. Murray Glover az c
NJ g. ret,ed them at a c mostly babe NJ Slae also
W Thompson Tor Rantias q roorh but decent q ct Tiuois
steers 20 5c and 3 good wt hs4Hcy cattle or Coon lils
ranging from TO y er common 90 ac aBd 90 good Kentucky
W Martin soil pretty good 81 c"t PeHnyvaria steers and oxen
H.i.y GH' Go 'o1 u Or q eat Illinois steers at &c. and 90
uey COZ d C. lair to e good u Eeutaey steers, few fat
J. H. Williams o % Michigan steers OF 2o 70 gross at
Merritt harel r 500 81 COED Kea,aely cattle @ IL Williams
T. rss.aa .oI 90 Dir m steers, or evt at I4ase: and
l1e = c|t Ono sisers. or y. SeIsar. AZ bdlTc.
shasr al out AS ~ coamonh % cN H. steers, At l3aiAc
hDep are enlg e's freely. but tle dead nest ADD ponv
more f-e Arryss tosy iisn5lr' an of VII - lave Leo o
- ov.; car Ohio. 70 Do ic Pa. poor 3t each
80 Ohio % ~ g. car Stale II ~ tn ti- cr do Z n, -
a. - lambs u H. &C. Wiz coase - % At &C., aud car Canada
hog, anp, work up Int have reached point whore ,tev 20
s'sf a. edt Win dressed ato.c Arrivals t-.ll a mostly
10 ferf Some " On" 'es tuo prHe o. 1 W 8fr
eT eI J" d. o'ei '4r o. III d. 'te aal car d., 2e %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

L..
In the Essex Market Police Count before J1s
tce Mansfield, yesterday. Jaml, hthi'l IN ~ ,sg'c~
sailor's lodging house 100 haciroI-a,y va ~" 80 Cf
charge III burcl1riOusy entering. We HuuD. 3D. WI
pc1ar peuiy Assistant Alderman Oh the sevehth hMu'
and stealing 100 Ia money, some eeaIsi uI
% 1,,-,,v ana "a buuch of skeleton KEYS IN lls pos
session money. IL b. believe .l,"' w no 49,.
carried of Ny two accomPiicts % 'i1 lli'o"'' '
seen leaving tle building
At tho Tombs Police Court, yesterday, beioI"
Alderman Moore. actug mas.1lI1le Wa oi""i,s, .Io,n
Morrcll Of NO $50 Water si OF u J'' y, nj N Fur-
mau-st., BroOllyp. rhe vas o9nni yen. ,e,s A.
F0ya residing at No u East twenty li t-H,., va
rested on "a charge ~ having, on nc itllll. ~,
Ioefah Nfhlup. paying teller " Tic NallehHt DOM
az Commerce, check Tor siai phloiNhg !" heAo 49,
drawn by Messrs Josiah L. leyerett Co per james D.
dolng 6ushess al NO u Pinest The check bore the IN
Gorsement Of Tannge Coz and s9pposng !. 70 be an
rOuest of the latter The fact that the "k bnd never
been Endorsed or signed by Messrs. Tamsgo a. Co was
T well deniea hs guilt Int was held TO bail To- answer
He is coal broker aged % years.
Tn the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Jnsilce Dodge yesterday Christopher Brown, Timothy
,,ci Wnnsou George Wilcox, Robert Black John Watson
Wttian DaIlnc John Kelting. Alexander Mcdonald
.d 70 ,e their lial on charges of voting e:;cmnt
me 10 vote illegally az the eecQh on Tuesday. OH
Devin was committed on charge Oh Oh, stealing
The property standing on Tue sidewalk IN 'front.' o
the store OF companan when tho prisoner came along
picked up the barrel put II IN haudcart ana carried
nf he pleaded guilty 10 the charge. VIA, l.. Shaw
and Charles Howe were committed LOT uai on com
nIant OF Francis Chichester OF No $40 broadway whit
baTgcs that on Tuesday night the prisoners entered
his premises by forcing open rear WINDOW ana al
tempted TO steal clothing yasd e saD 'e Gus
that The prisoner in February lahl, Oy neanb Oi Ias
representations, defra9ded hm ont 81 siCo Jnsc
vdcnce 10 warrant his holding the prisoner ahd Jbur
was accordingly discharged.
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TIE IARKIN MURDER

Hugh Campbell, John Berrigan, and Ann
Hines having all been found guilty by COrorers jury
Of having been concerned in the killing Of rclX Larkn
in the saloon OF Campbell at the of Canal and
Hudson-sts., Wednesday morning last, they were
unable give their version OF the affair during the
quest but since their Incarceration ia the TOmbs Berri-
gan has made the following statement:
~ O'Clock the
Twas woke Tappng the Campbell
a
tered Campbell going
his hand n 10 call policeman three the saloon
whom DID
be b.
before what
down and kicked by three Of them Campbell
him freed myself from their grasp, and ruuuug
She counter matched up Climb and outside
this time Campbell snd Lafku graphing together ODav
making for Campbell strike him. and whom aid know
with dagger bis hand made plunge Campbell believe
missed bin and struck Lskn raised club and kuoced
bsteu back the Was door bv Opsy and
kept sighting the best could until The police
handled ku pistol during The whole aal. Lan Onar ne
other an seemed drunk aud having
about si have that didn't Ike
coroner Yesterday dictated TO the jury what verdict they should ind
against
prisoner Of cuts on hs eight
inches long bis e thigh his ght ee-beses lev
the head
Ann Hines the cook. corroboratcd, 10 certain extent
the statement Of Berrigan She says however that she
frightened while the progress that
has no clear idea OF what done She denies that she
used weapon Of any KIND, but says that she at
tackled and beaten by Larkn and ms party. The facts
the case WILL doubtless. DC brought out the trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

to of sa S sS s+ s % Of 20? ss Glazed At 3
~ Ss s3iI N sT6 9Essn' at " %71le cash
are steady; bbs At a6ic and lat e1 1s bb
kos,1s are d9 ba steady at ~ s0$2 strained
oL 1I C%t s 80 OH the w b.. been g e doing prices
Manufactured Oils inactive. l and in fair demand a.
Co. American Hnseed remains quiet e2Q95c for casks
FRovIaoNs-we have again to note very dun market Pork
Mess for city do. $50 for CITY Prime +2 ~ for
Ola r. for Iisn Meas aud saa $l9 for Extra
Trce active; sales Of 200 tics Pne Mess private
terms Beef Hams quiet aiy sales Of 40 hb 40
49, 80 Cut Meats are active sales Of $50 pkg Pcked Hams
Ribbed new at c Cumberland Cut r February
private terms and ot Of Bellies in bulk a. e Dressed Hos are
sales pkgs st 4i 0itc for No lae Tor Cy and jose
BrrTFE@Tbe arrivals sre liberal and demand coniued to the
local trade which buying for immediate want ne & % ,
heavy however and we're prices lover so az 10 aac
S' 1T p' s. ~ soa5 OHIO dne West 40
County pals ....46d5l Common 20 Medium
Fine drkss Mae sad %
Fancy Selections. Common to 70
Choice Welsh IS Common to Far
CnEEsKThe local demand good but exporters cannot pay the
PoSHirr rD =. eo%Saied lat Year We quote:
Good to ais English DAIRY 10 az
Medium to sood..'..ss@H Medium. @II
Farm Dairy gooi......l al8 Pineapple state...2o az
PETR0LEUM-Tic market DAN and heavy; sales Of Crude
7d1c and Reded In bond spot 9a5Ia In philadelphia
Refined IN bond "a 84e Tor Southwestern.
RCBn obbg los hear ofahou so tcs Carolina 8a8c bat
aside from this the market : without life.
Sl@ARS-Raw Sugars still almost entirely neglected Importers
quote basis OF 0l0llc for Fair Good Refining but ONLY nOml
na As It impossible u arrive at actual values under toe ruling state
If biirs; sales Of ~ bids he for Porto Rico Refined dull AZ
l5c tor Hands By auction la hhds Orleans a cash.
STEAINTho market is active prices closing
heayvi sales 10000 n l4id5 bids and 10000 b
hlds for last half December az lac.
SEEDSGass Seeds continue du and nominal l2I
al2c for Clover Seed 81 1Ja 80 for Timothy Rough Flax Seed
ia heavy At p 4Oa$245
TALLOWThe market is fairly active steady; sales OF 5000
ID NJ ~ n l2lc-the latter rate for Choice
NHiSklIhe market IL but aciye sales 81 900 bbs at
81 OJo 81 % for Western, free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
THE COURTS.
civil


In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
IN the matter pending before Judge Nelson of Ward T.
review Of tie decision OF tine Court below. refusing to
discharge the bankrupt from arrest and also refusing O.
direct satisfaction of Judgment obtained against him in
the Court Of Common Pcss Tie petition has been denied
In the United States Circut Court Rhode Island
District before Judges clifford and Bullock the 2jth
inst, in the Of The Goodyear Dental yucautc Com
pauy agt Gardner, the Court after fail argument de
brouglL or odized" hard rubber for artificial plates
had lufiugcd Tie Cummings patent. owned by the
paiuauts The Court accordingly directed an Injunction
toissue restraining -uchipirngeueut until further order
In the United States District Court yesterday,
returns OF process having been made and no claimants
appearing for any of the following described property
on motion OF Assistant District Attorney D. G. Rollins
was condemned by default; Two boxes containing y
copper boilers, DC. % one-temh boxes, and nix
twentieth boxes OF cigars Sci one case marked . a "
H. Hamburg" containing cloths. SIX veyets &c af"se
b1ls distilled spirits, found 90 the Polen the case ~
he T-gli5 80 & -, i6r tho C,vy.s...it O W.
al az NM Sllala g s,ag1 aE he spirits as
In the United States Circuit Court ycster-
nsfors aasss 500 ai shrmsn Of T
lsm ~ Bard sgt The sRo5 nor LSe an arSnnei on
motion made behalf Of the paintla 1se lfie an4
ffarI fcrd conn for provisional inupc,qn Io-,pins
Tie dsIelas ,4e let yy1de) 10 spanthe CONNECTICUT
river below Hartford near Lyme on ~, B,nl,e, ma
sgch gig69iffi S OF said RIVER NJ that point
Adldaylts " numerous captains Oh ,,,,rt NJ
efeamboats navigating that river Were itld IN i U
INC motion the tenor those aidRys being mat OWING
~ the Uarr0Ruess ~ the river aJ liti pom" ut D.l a.,
half mile Widcl, ana the tides bcuE rtl1iE Hlt '
eeroue the spanning OF the river py huch bilph' Nv
s.der frequcuf accident inevitable 10 NcsacIa ~"
tbe ,i,er MAST the point Of constructions ho lat w
av,a,fion az lie iver wOud DO eieciualy closed ~
trgbf and iu foggy weather. Counter HmdavIl7 were
ted ~, the nan OF the defense, in which ahdhNih
- rred that flc width Of the river Tor one mug
above and orc mile below the point ~ Wheh l was li
,,,sed III construct the bridge, was Iiib 4" O.
- -. lT no means so confined ri1cc a. I" ltIe't
,n',iSsfion even didoult account on turh p,Hi~
s,pipg tbe river; that the channel 81 me N,I
49, frttu shore To- shore Tor thC Wh"t dt'ttL,N
- Two rnilos aud that there was nothing l'rcuHL INN
H., az. rnrrpcto az tho bridge o. 10 inc alhit! ~.
80 - t.r liver for navigation to wnridhl we @
,ot at,y more than the ordinary care ana
1irai ia igate rivers spBuUtd by dIaNi 'b ,9 N
r. rco,i-aJ I'm Ills iatance. After arguments W "'i4
, C,u.e undertaking thee points, We Court t0'~ '"'
pdlars roseryIug Its decision
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to-rrs Dee 2tonsos Or ~ and s-co1ni p ~
ass., a. UHte4 states .--'s .tI -
al an. opening fii evse Illinois ceaa - tle
- 81 An, lose. Eres q. opfuhg and ~ a. 80. r're az
i. - Cr,t W cr 30 la.eti 80 b03 li1s.eI OH
"a P,,r,sgm 81 sr Refuti 6t hr npinisi Spfs Lhp@4"
p D. Ts'iow 5i Othfr arIc mel sngcq. - ,.,-,,
Ayfwxnr pee anuteler ask - g. ~ haye DO - IT.
lp,.sr,ar Dec 2-lu.t-d States jlus steady flin 80
p.P pee 1-Reates steady 20 ~ 90 Boure strong 81 te o'se
Rsates. 20 O. Zoe. cas- O. ..tc, ~
Low MBFs to arrive A. tc close, Ceoa defining Tvs
orlilaIe quoted 10 l3l o. ,,.,.,.-
Tyrspdor nr- Cotton dul at The opcnug MI .ag Up
lands UI0Iui Orleans IllL lpaud' ~ TIE soi 4iltt "
leans IIldItL 81 tie day 10000 bales leH"en k l ~
~ r sr ts AMI R,alr Cheese, t6 Wheat, u vf tai
w. g46g5 No Western Rel Bacon f giet ~
So ollie articles gaeh4 -sst
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DnursrIl NARkETS

noSlts ~ r,s.,@i 81 q no. Trlirl n5d 1-ir.
I.DYrPHtt Dee 2-Ciou gn'hat "a tf,,..s ~ So
N.lia-- oreirs g.- Covefsee3 - - =" ,sg ga
= IL, Ti.uF oa-t. lows Wi-coBsn aud I..lr..g..
vait an ONO d. -9d 80 So Wheat hrA hrmit ie
~ h, Amber. ~ o. ~ advanced. s|t-' ~ " I'm T
r.cNtss oil yellow Z 81 Ney, SlNHl l Oits ur'hk-.t
-. eO busl Western 5Vlc SoutayN hi ftnls - "a
&c. Groeere Provisions un-lAngeL "H" primer ~ 81 '
~ o. .. H.. &C. Nf,tfio- rri-l DC
pour rtye and l uuchuge utes beat tu irlne 70 .h"o
M - r. Fsir a. sal = IS Corn duA New Nh sr
oats fua Weriern 1Jd75e Rye ,u and uomina at - fS
a. Pork dul 30 Baooa qieit hi' nges 'o '''~I ''
ieie sloulfsrs lllc Hams. lHc tani dull M lic
(utego Dee a-EzcasHge New-iGfk luu ~ nn'hgl fh
Fonr les active, spnr Ettras - I3d - ~ Wheat l l
fe 80 a. ~ 2lG 81 e; no 2s,alg 90 81 l33- III ~
80 IL ueirrt, nominal "a soc cash AMI 'oc se al l
month n, rer quiet small business a. lsc N arm NV
ouiet an ld5 No ?. Kuiued declined adicf safes az pi
,eel 6DaOlc. Oats more active ~ an sa'ahee
i9idsI ia No NJ ~ u FL r. Barley Gull . o. Nlsk
rv otter glagc Provisions luIeT and aYoi Mes lo - -
= 40 ~ cash ana seller JlruIr Buik Meltocre at &c seller
December good deuand 90 ~ @li hfeet Fesisa hi
Reef aiiio active OF shipping account; good To eh9ee
~ an 10 good steers Comluon ar ueHrct- 1--we
M - active AZ A. Advance oi9a5e Common to Medium 20
y pee Flour doll and UNCHANGED Wheat inactive
usy unchanged duii sales l6tto bush No hlNl w.
III car Mixed Western at 81 utdSl os NtN a.
sge Dat, dull; selling al tJc oheIs articles ulr
O.vrgo Dee Flour and unebalEe4i Ssts t DDS ~
a. IS mr. No Spring 80 Ambcr Winter 10 - for WN
sr All 5 m Double Wh.a hn hat qalet; sales VI @ s
choice White Canada ~ 20 % SEQ bush No wantc lp y
s 81 Corn quet sales Of 40 sash No. AZ ~ ~ b"9S, aug
t =, GRAIN. uofinar unchanged Corn Mral ~ U cNb MeeI
.ts..y, Sbar hZt Sh,p,iuls %2j. MddApsS fJ o. tiu 40
Sr L0rt. Dee 2-fuharco unchanged tottnn-hs"uf -
roarFa superfue s5d+3 T5 Bsm. - 81dT6 'o Double ~
WS.,t s,m. par 10 strictly Prme Red ~ D0Si t5 Choice 4
Faney Rcd, vi 1gGSl 90 lme To Choice N1e . @@ ~ 'P"u1
Gina At 81 30 Tor No l.
Mrurnn Dec a-Col,ou duh and nonaal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
The semi-monthlv renort of the Castle

The semi-monthly report of the Castle
Garden Labor Exchange, form Nov 10 10 Nov. 80. 10
working days, makes the following exhibit Applicants
for employment 1855; males 500: females 6G5 Orders
81 employers for aburcvs 1881 males 7Oi females $50
Persons employed, l2ul males fs9 females $50 Among
these were % families, comprising Sc persons Discharged
from Wards Island and provided with employ ent 6.
Average number OF applicants, 10 per day; average
number OF orders. l02 per day average number Of
engagements. % per day. Average rate OF monthly
paid 10 males. Sli 90; average rate Of monthly
wages paid TO females, 81 Classification Of cmgruut
labor: males mechanical labor. 3is; agricultural.
females skilled, uu>lod, 5is Males sable read and
write. $40; males not able 10 read and write l09 females
able % road aud write 49, females not able TO read and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

COFFIE-Iio has roquesi ron the trade ~ Aoo
though Tor most grades ne maIht ,sn o " Es india
little NOR, active anni sales OF 800 bags MAseAO0 ~
FiOUR AND MRAI-Tbe market for Western ana slas' eu
more srye especially aud medium grades hese arc ~
,,,is ,en,st ,her aud close Grm bot Trade and fah ~
s sni irrerusr. the sales 1880 bbls al % @e ~ ~ W.
sanssn. state. 40 ior Extra siatei =. 49NF" ~
Fanct 80 dS7 10 for the low gasI p !. ~ ia - Tor
A. 49, Al IS far good choice Spring wheat httaa ~ 49,
Mnse.ota aud Io1A EItus 30 pa 81 u ioI slPus Univ
no SIS for Trade and Family DO At " ~ ~ "a
ar 30 for Amber Wheat kttfA Indiana Ala "a
"a sOa IA 10 for 81 Louis and Double ana lrp~ hH
ous Flour dull AMI heavy sales OF 40 bbs ana s-
d4g IS t Oh sldf ~ for New, Canadian fouI as M
81 powni sonthern Flour quiet and Irregular sales o. 80
a. a. ss rs for orinary good BItra BALTIMORE aud ,oent
40 aOa 20 a. for Eura Georgia and virginia ~ -
Family do and as gaSl4 IS for Extra aud Family @ ~
Delaware Flour better and quite AelFe tes W ~ Ss 80
~ va a. Corn Is heavy aud dnl SAFES OF 20.
Al as for We,emi Is IS for jersey, Ahd ~ oo LOT "a W.
Dac Flour and plenty al ~ zo1H4 % W
URAIN-The Wheat market less active, and prizes ar ~ %
=, III IS Tor Mixed spnng; 90 for No. Milwaukee ~ o an
Al 81 for Ertra 10 for No Mlwaukeei ~ 1Uan ao 80
Michigan BARLEY prices rather weak sales 81 ~
common State s2 barley Malt qui.t sAies OF ~ ~
sSaa 10 nv Man 1us Of 75O bush at 81 % ost arr
lover demand the sales are SOuv oush Wv ss n
Al TJdIr in store Tad7ile Aho and small lots STATE az 's ~ M
fairly active and lnner the sales are bVo hnA hts - -,
se Al E III IS aud Canadian 81 81 Corn op,hed nia oa
,,s e,sisr viii moderate home demand me sales arc WIS
hush Damp aud uusound al VI 1901 In' "N Al t A.
81 I4da IA, OLD do. at III lldtl ~ ahoa, ana s - ~ "
store New Southern White at 4 Ogdb oi Jersey i'" ~ "
co.pues 10 arrive quite freely, and with on nedera,e ds
mapd prices are and heavy al l06o'c p So ~ 49,
fo retail os s better and ~ demAou " y" W ' 49,
PuopSTIs market continues dull sud With large snipY pnee
generally have downward tenicnc We NOT" 'Ae' - ''' "
,Is@i'. I'M Var 10 Prime state aud l9d2o mr thof dc"
MULAsslsIle general demand lOI al kvss ~ Fm ~op''A" "
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OrEN fOARD Or nROKEns-l p. ".
NgnyrsnAY. Doc. o-p. ".

WEDNESDAY. Dee. o.. "
Gold opened at 1851, sold at 1874, Il 1851, clos
| ing 1856 dl25l
The ccariugs Mt tho Gold Exchange Bank we're si5.-
10000 and the balances S222C75 "a The Sub Treasury
Gold was awarded at 1919 Government bonds opened
duh and steady, with good demand for Investment
Coupon per cent 1881 sold l14 52Os. 1865 lOs Gs
l0l The market very quiet and devoid OF spccula
ing feeling. but has very firm appearance with few
bonds offering The amount OF bonds taken from the
market is very heavy; house sells from 100000 10
Sioo0O0o IN small lots daily and the demand
better The amount Of currency bonds that can be issued
70 the Pacific Railroads is limited 10 sC0OO0O00 Of this
amount - 100000 have already been issued leaving hut
$lG00o0OO more thoy sell az % SO aud In good
demand, selling fast issued 20 the Companies They
used by the National banks 10 a large extent az
basis Of their circulation There good demand Tor
bonds for shipment and several round lots Of G7s
taken for Cuban account. At the close the market
lad more active appearance with fcw bonds Offering.
State bonds were dull. New Tcunossees sold az C5aC!
Virginia per cent now, 81 Coupons &C. North Caro-
lima per cent sold az c'i EG5I bonds lfJl Lou
isiaua per cent, g. Railway jauds dull. Pacific
Mail was weaker opening 90 IVA selling az ll5t and
closing al llG2 American Exchange Bank sold az 49,
Bank Of Commerce. l2E Bank Of North America, no;
Ninth National Bank, III Railway shares opened dun
and lower Ncw-York Central being an exception,
opened at l2) selling 1921 l2l I2i. st. Paul stocks
were weaker, the Common selling 6,!. and the Pre-
ferrcd az s5l. Reading declined { per cent. Rock
Island, per cent Fort Wayne, "a c,r,
Morris and Essex sold bctwGe" o,i-., 80.
at 90. Chicago, BulngieE., 10. s.ro,.o 81. - {
AZ the O'clock boAradyaucod to 1872 The balance OF
lO'k 'e.bdull and steady AZ tho sccend Board New.
iok Central continued active selling 1914 and after
the cal advanced to 1885, AZ the Last Board New York
Central sold az i9! Eric active, opcu.ug az 5Sosg
vancine to a. rcacting again q IAN Tympaty with
Che sharp rse in these Two stocks After tho Board
Scv yorE Central sold at iai. Edc sss fGlte; I@7'i
Rock leland ie1g ~ tho close ihe niatFet vas hH"
tods elose and actiyo AZ quotsuoua
~ - ,,t m tins ioi ts.Jso Co nov 20 licf dllPfl
=. ~ - 80, I'D JiIs' if 6g1uev 'fT .1Ini a1i0tl
y, % 80, % feff so6t or. b. ~ new 'cs sod 4ilol /
- n ~, - ft t. rftft a. b. 1910 r. -s.. .l't sipt
- y 5efr 80 u-i 81O-s %. b.. 1890 u-..l' = cav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
HECEIpTS nE pROnrCE

fFf ftfiH' IffffF Railroad.
IEC 2e9sia hush. Wheat
elNbr5l. Malt hlah
Ira D tush lauefi 40 bags Buckshsai FQa 2sA fruit 9is
No. II lIs Gam Mel ll
bIs C-s l...,s.-ss4 Gses Cotor 100 9s' Wool tlo
~ -. 40 slrs Leather &aSs b or. % ris
NJ F5bi, Tobacco lDl bbt, arl cases telo' - ''t' -
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THE MARKETS

P"''1U 'F'' " WppNEsDIr Dee. 2 1903
AsuFS-Ts marie quiet and gneeange9. sts' VI " '' "
~ "a ~ 8.t aEd 80 ~ E9@' lYi It' IL ;b La,
cOTTOH-fhe demand has agsn fallen on son,Nnsa ~,
aS Air Including the sales are 10 bales !"
~ "a pecuato aud OS7 to exporters Of winch soo arc
- e al 81 bals, Low Madlug. for January al 3Je So 4
Mnr ia Jasaaf, do fo February al Ite anu ' "'
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COURT CALENDARs-Tms DLr.

iNNfNe = 80 ~ hAaA - ahA - u -
opeus Al 10 q IN.
! MniionA
2zs. Scott sgi. Cent Y. n. and
Banking 60. of Georgia.
22s. Camp agt. Norton.
$50. .Mechlem ei a. sgt. Farmers
J.. and 5. Go.
23l. Smith Agt Lee.
21l. Atkins II a. Agt El1ell ct al.
2JJ. .Raihburn 81 AL agL Leland
Il al.
2H. Leland ct al Agt Rathburr
et al
293. Foley agt. White ct al
az. .Crooker agt. l.. !. X. Il. Go.
M. J. Court opens at lVl a. H.
,lpsss and Civil Calendar.
1889. .gchwhrt agt. Kelly.
1861 .Bnrk agi. Goodman
1865. Brown, assignee, agt. Ryan.
IIG7I. Ernst Agt Hausner.
1913. Mitchell agt Mitchell. ,
1915. .PbeniH Nat. Bank ast unn'
e. al.
1871. .McMahon sgt Malone.
1913. Sellers sgt Peel 4,
1861 Woods ct al agi. Murphy et al
1886. .savignss sgi. Goodspeed.
SUTHERLAND, J.-Co1rt opens a
: I'm. Aeseryed eases.
lI5. Horton, &C., agL Day. ,
l2l. .Abhoit II a. act kbncr 81 A.
l2G..ln rc Brewster &c.
l3l.Ml graih sgt The mayor Ne.
CAL $50. McAdan agt bchIn H.