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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
STATE or TRADE.
nnMEsTIC MARKETs


s5 R1SoR Fm N %s. en- s and & active
5 %5 z Ss5ii ~ " 70 %sten Wnt5r SPOT o.
gsnaaiy, 81 iig@ii liz; February 81 lSas = lSa
cssI oulseTn White SGos yellow % West
MFs T gRS ste1@S &C. bG 6a, quiet ard
thSfn 80 5lci Western White. 500 4lci do Mixed,
$780, sI4 b6 Wheat Gush Corr
bush Oats II 900 bush Rye lC9o ba,h SShpmeal ,t
goo SasG 5I Cora. 10000 bush, .''
ygo Mgy $ I65 pR basb &c. " %o at 81 wi" IT,
Corn higher a eight cans no al G2c %ne a Oats 30 n T.
Barley N ayg sc cars ears. N %o can a o
re Railroad ireights to Ns%.York Ss"iy. Railroad
g2 90 oats 5000 bu,li Barley, 5000 busi Iske Re,
loo 1C, el GG ,6 g2o zoo E3s h 6Hi
10000 bushi Corn, los,ooo Data 5000 buSi Barley
cNcpyar Nov. $oPork quiet at a. LATi ,'rqny
- 25@s5 81 Bu,sme5s - i@lL demand ana Gh
Common aud Light s. od no. pseng ami B"! 9]o
c%cAeo soJne ylsSe supply Of gTP S S NoysG
sass 600 rye $4,000 Barley, 32 900 Flour dull aud
s1sas96a the %aftdi S THsd TssSSr
GgGned by ,y @G hilS' Nib CORN Gsen1 &c and o- -
lower tan Wenesaaay sae es q, W G9s SPg ~
gg closing az s09sc january e04dS O0t osne at
80 Snes FSG sPs closing
Chicago Sp ,DS 5S unsettled the trailing ars and
prices were irregular danGing above the hif!e't point
Il
CASH 5sa57c clGsns az 55'e November ss'sS55 clos
at S5e Dee e1s al a &C. ia jsnaSsv % 5c ro al
S1ss February, 67aj8Lc, closing at CSC May Oats
settled and i'm egular the market opened strong and higher
n ave drmer at 65I, Farley higher at &c Receipts-
Flour il 900 bbls Wheat. 10000 bush Conn., 10000
oats lSiSS 400 ps e MSS Ss 6S Corn s oSo
Oats iS7 0o0 rye $500: Barley 1000. Al The closing
Jerlpei lee Corf-saoa $50 900 bush December all the
sales $50 oS0 bgse December all the year. and January
FHiAoEirnlA. NOV. 23-Four-D and heavy Wheat
Irregular and closed lower under further increase in
the visible supply Speculation tamo and export demand light
No red December, 81 09S 00 do. January, IL II :.
SS9e ia 81 os BID ii 68 asted DebeSber 81 os
bid. 81 % asked January 81 II = bid u ilot asked Feb
iSe sser after hight spe aatiye tade ncihng doing iOI
export CARROTS under Light offerings and fair dc
Ma yellow in grain depot de sail 1Ted track SIC
strong and higher under light receipts snt
at 80 a14oci No white lOa4loi No White 4llco Re
ceips-tiour, $500 be'i Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn 90
C Corn' II, 7o6 BUSH Data $500 bush.
sT LOUIS, Nov. SO1Flo1r steady and unehenged whea
81 OF November 81 O2sasl O2 Dccember 81 or bid Al
year 81 G4hgSi % MAJ, JGnp N & 3D. pg T co. F
Corn opened shade lover subse9uenty advanced +Sa
ash I9c bid al so ss yssf asy
sheat 5S21e zach Receipts los tS GS S FS9
RSo oco barley GiGoo sipnsnts Flour 1900 bills
Wheat, % 900 blsb.i Corn 1900 oats 10000 So.
NO Ts CASH. SSS 81 o. sSsi o6 ii January
81 o5s askcd February, 81 07'i May 81 l27 corn inl
put % 30 Ma SasS o9 Src, ss 20 % rad AZ =
Oais oniei No cash aud November 81 Sc ASKED January
SSe Nay Corn so 6Gs bats ats $500 81 h. sacn
Wheat 1000 bush1 Corn, 5000 bush
SIMw.E REMEDY.--Iiow to make tent water
Dune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
SrRPRIsES IN CHICAGO MARKETS.
ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF PRoViSIoNs-WhfAI
DULL.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l


DULL
Try TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNEJ
CuICAGO. Nov. 30.-This was another day
q. surprises the first place with 9Z'oVo h"t7 '' ~
v,rls large receipts for Friday, provisions au''ho'u
Although there lots Of hogs their price went "P anu
vet the hackers were liberal buyers There We're rnoS
81 tho arrival Of large amount Of fine new corn at Kan
Gas CITY. vet the price Of advanced over cent,
FINALLY as last surprise while and provisions hnu
oats were active and strong wheat was dull ana al
the close really weak -
prosjons are moving up steadily because II is gt
ting 10 be everywhere admitted that the corn crop ln'
,,ar 4 substantially had. The old tradition that msh
nrjced corn warrants high priced hos7' anu
ttl nrired hogs make high priced PORK II
worrying itself out. Even conservative TRADERS are
rreocbing ~ pork for January The bear' however
sov. Pork j. Just about ready to decline. u i '"iy
81 now and the provision Spectator always H '"r =
= harrclp While Armour Co appeared
IN be selling some to-day, Cudthy q stevens
who are set down ~ the h"no''
h,ohors - hrokery were buycrs avery largo scale
Alouch hogs art now 81 Of cent higher than they were
fortnight ago provisions have 50 much ADVANCED INA"
both appear to be relatively upon Iegtlmate es ~
ono tirne uork was 40 cents above the CLOSING ug
Wednesday night A little Of the advmce was lost. 10
nights closing prices 200 30 cents above eanSs
IS31nary AT SI3 so Lard stronger than pork
! Hutchinson a large DuI cnlrer" Who clio
Rod en- peeTed the recent advance In pork had turned
his attention TO lard to repeat perhaps us Seanons
ras the chief reason for the hucuatinn. Lard however
has not advanced "a fast either pork or rbs Iody
90 cent appreciation does not more than put u abreast
relatively of the other kinds OF hog products November
iard closed al 81 40 December AZ IS Big; January ~
| 81 IA: January ribs at ~ SIZE Commission men say
| that the strength Of corn, aside RON thr hdtuIh
| sitnoton comes from NewYOrk and the country. Inc
traders al New York and the granScrs are Tor once
r"n The sane side OF the market. The local operators
have dropped rher loads and either waiting or are
irving 10 en- Qncer break. Even the local crowd now
eyer IN blish" when discussing the final outcome; ana
nrcdicts GO or S. 20 cent corn but with I1
nsual tlmdity il believes that there must hrst come
reaction from the recent RAPID advance November cIcd
al 5ba, December at "a = and May at JSls.
| Wheat was duh all day and closed cent under me
A,ba-t AS,res az the dav The Increase In the visible
SIMPLY has some weakening influence. but the retirement
! az he shorts the market lett the plt quiet
Tia Closing cures nearly identical with those oi
last Wednesday November stopped at 81 a. December OF
az 10 January at gsle The general Impression on tie
fb 10 night is that there viii be lower wheat mar
IL tim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
ApcI-MENTs IN THE BRUSH CASE.

,,,,.o Illuminating Company for the remoVai Oh INC
eht poles and wires in Twentyffh-St oe'wee
Broadway and sixth-ave, counsel made their CLOSING o.
oonts Yesterday before Judge Ingraham' Id inc 'p'
ciaI term Of the Superior Court. rho
william NJ Evarts, for the Brush Company sai"
real question is whether the corporation OF 'no -,
New.York has night to provide Tor 'he nsn''e
- and pubo places by electricity. The Common
60, bos that mower and il Is accountable only 10 the
,Ic when election day comes round The CITY IL inc
orninc party he satisfied regarding nile
ne onparairs II is difficult 10 see how unne I'm this
there can be any damages 10 an abuithS o"no' '
system of telegraph pOles.' - -, ,r,. ALMA hos
~ n ChittcndcI FOR the plaintiff, said inc u1 "o
r,o when the rights Of corporations erecunB Wv vi
~ the streets should be udically ascertaned t
i suffering more than any other city rom I.e moOd
,ted invasion Of public and private rights D5 %
nc mower of legislation to take the rights OF ]
igen without compensation. NV point IL tha ne
TomrcI mas no right authorize private nuisance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
CIVIL NOTES.

The jury, before Justice Van Worst III ,.lo
surreme Court yesterday, rendered verdict OF 81
53o "A against Enrique TruJillo in the suit OF ~
Robinson -four merchant and member OF inc ~
tao The defendant made an assignment In May
20, 81 an Juue was arrested and held in $1,000 oall
non the adavit OF the plaintiff who brought sqt 70 8r
LIVER ~ o45 damages for fraud III puIcnhninS ~
oS S he Giaintiff to that aInout in April and May
Judge O'Gorman, in the Superior Court yes
terday continued the injunction in the suit OF Jun"
HAYES Percy against Townsend Percy IRON wnoin SUI
was recently diyorced and John McCau' TO eIoom M
Percy from disposng of onehal interest in the opera
" The Queens Lace Handkerchief" and to en)oin mr.
N,Cou from paving royalties 10 MI Percy. The Judge
SolJ ihst Mrs Pcrcy's ownership Is established, ana
saws that as Mr. Percy ia nsolvent, and his wire ma 1
tanned a divorce from him, her sole remedy !" P''
through An Injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01

win not suts the plsatr 70 IN 1s a%ssie.ops The
tereton must I ana pont Is conflicting, nnt
ssdsS oSessn ..a. . Nc e see 20 be
noue deJ from the use Of the teas; az e..sy -
Enough 20 Che desired tS%ne.SSa Of Incrcdent1
no u oS ~ swaoHed might lead to serious lnsS
pain assert that the teas nr nohng to show
oeeau ~. nanty of deeteriOus substances nkey Ut
taken would impair health One OF the reeved BIN of
nea a n aeie from which he ma snu dan.
Sor vears The burden OF proving thai te I rt made
lo rests upon the PLAINTIFF and they nav W., IN mn
t Clear ease Although the teas are dence to
trit,an thew arc safer than many 0iner ,hase teas
nj The pIblo might resort IL deprived on " &C. an
n,dce 0G6rman praises the Board OF Hea.n nns IN
and SAYS that there are 0tner eg IN
prevent the sale Of food or drink proven W w
me mIblie health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
UNLAWFUL CONVERSION OF STOCK.

Judge Ingraham, in the Special Term OF the
Superior Court yesterday refused 10 yscate the order OF
arrest against Robert H. Parks Cumberland g. White and
Horace E. Dillingham; commission merchants, In the suit
against them of Nathan s. Miller TO recover the value Of
400 shares of the Atlantic Cable Companys stock which,
the pisnt alleges the defendants unawfuy converted
" their own use Tie defendants arrested and held
In bail last week. They assert that the shares were dc
posted with them security FOR the payment~of loan
Judge Ingaham holds that the defendants pledged 200
thaes of the stock I'm ouestiop with other securities for
the OF $50 600 which largely In excess OF any
sum due them from the plaintiff and consequently tho
plaintiffs STOCK was held security for sum or money
borrowed by defendants for their own use Tblz,
taipk says Judge Ingraham was unlawful conversion
OF the plaintiffs stock by the defendants"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01

oeipts. 81, 083, col payments 81 ,521 ,342 cur
rency balance, SO, 105, 937 coin balance, $llt,-
153,206.
The local money market was without material
change. and call loans ranged at 2G2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as toi-
So, 190,779.
The United States Treasury OF Washington to-
day received 1927 900 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were vi 1Oo,ozT (;
and the internal revenue receipts $7S2,244.
The foreign exchange market presents no new
features. Dulness and steadiness in rates prevail
For business, except in retail amounts perhaps for
effect the rates are as follows: DankerS bills,
~ s2l4 and 81 SIS for long and short sterling,
and 95l4 for reichmarks; 1913 and 40ls for
guilders
The following is the monthly statement Of receipts
and disbursements by the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United States at New-York for the month or
October:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01

GT-N \IES-Quiet, unchanged.
H HkY ANp srRiW@Fne grades Of LAY remain steady
wng 81 %iS quote Hay Medan . PRIME Timothy go
s ss sRCr, % Do 30 i6at5o oati 50 s4oe
ILL Ba.n p1'sA, yT Ts ~: 2S 2lc MoHteGeo
p9aI{'Sca' coslie1tes, 81 lld9-o, Rio Grnde, y q
2lLe California; T T2EGESl 7a"isc ofnoco leG
7c rampico loci Bogota 1921 Contra amtG ,o and
aDiaTra 1859 caracas 100; Paytn a -. ao1S,o
GS@ Dry s5l,d sTns isS so COVE g. 0
is an unmistaks6y urn market for Choice
state gagy sRppcT continue heir demands under me
y the @ S"S SSs aS'Ss tut %S @
Ne Guote, state 1888 9G2sc Win Son1 asSns t1
for Ghoice YeaTngs 2Se2Vc V@'orni" @o~ '0'
LEHTnER-A fair trade in all descriptions ions OF hnocA
METALS-No further points o. interest IN o Settcr
AmesS IN view OF the curtsed production and the de-
IT sG IS GS hary expected year usG
cred scotch ps las been fu Ss RcS 80 $50
EoPr% asi0 scotch. Eglintou SO Sopess t5S s9s
sSeIrts s2s Giengarnoek and CarnbIoe So paIat
maton s2Gdf Engish Besscmer Is quoted T} 30 Ur
s ana aaate% at $50 Steel been quiet ~ Eastern
sr ge aes delivery P5ee som a TssS'
tonI e I sSs ana Wrought scrap Iron is steady a
and ioo 90 d. wore SOLD At those asGrcs Ps
Tin declined In sympainy "Ia o Uo1 %sakness and
SIipS;, Is small Charcoal Tin So 0oSso 10 Do TeIne -
& casy AZ for Common Domestic Spelter Gun ~
Tor Domestic aud 6d5 se. for sesIan. ON change
fro niet and seay. Tin barely steady on hrst Sal 20
trnits December buyers option, sold at I9Ooe CoPPo
/ Snn fSad EASY Hpeter nominal. . -. , aof
w NeW-OTle8n5 brought ABOUT o'usD,
Ill, NsS Greans MOasses today, making total recelp
@ IO ooO bbs and resulting In some accuniuaeo
,n,aa Tor The rat this season 500 bOs soIu ~ -
" Common strictly Prtuei Interior W ohoe
qeW9t% a. sToREs-Rosins very quiet but STEADY
81 bs IS for strained to Good Strained spirits III,
e. 80 avan du aud almost nominal &C SIC In yaf 10.
SI s ios $40. Tar and Pitch quiet and essentially u1
| changed - -. ana n,, Far yyas.srr
0fIS-IIpseed Menhaden and Cotton seed Oils we're p
,,niarv Arm and Lard held well All other os nv ",
ncderain oDbiug call az unchanged pTcee We quote
T1nssed bGdb7c; Western. 60GB6ei CALCUTTA o. gooVS
1,rnGe Cottonseed 37p8Sc Refined summer sitoH,
Lard 66d00c. Crude 1ennAuen =,
III Crnde sperm a0oc.. Crude Whale % g0oc IN
cocoanut on 75. al Tsc., COcnn, 9 ram ~, D. sn
NV "a a5Sc, Cod 40 44sc Neaetoot % geoe, M
~ Irayity iBd lie. Tanners. 43@ASo ior bshAs ~
"A GiJc. tor straits ~ ,,., o, ,,a. oa.v and dull a.
,s dragged along slowly about steady rates OWING
me small meet the spot Ii EKFooh ss ss "0'
pSls FlonT 2s Cd, 5000 sacks, l6s 900 boxes baSo
g5s oO0 boxes Cheese S0sj on CAKE 10 lots tSs e
5a ssdSs al Reef So; PORK Ss 3D.. 5000 beies Co'1
,o.tIy Through freight 732di Hops, |'ltdl iSs 80
9Gn0 fons Measurement Goods, ZOs ioN DO-ah s.oa
,iSun mated 5d: 100 bbls. Flour "a Bdi o.n San
a is gi7s Cd; bacon and Lard 2os d5Os{ o., a
W. GLASGOW steam Grain, quoted 0di iooo Dos "a a
a. hllJ sacks do liza Cd 2Osi bacon 5Osi Nhsess ~
.HAMBuR re, steani l,OoV bags Clover So'u i'i' N-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01

20 f.: ss%s 60 ::5;
@srt IS SIS ST.: V oSsssrs na RSTrERpAM :ss%
sa SSe d sa: .ss H e IL .. 'tss
bush Grain, o. "a for IsnssT I9SD0s @ LIyEE
o5 1, ss;s is ssf S'1%,a
WE'RE ss sSs sS So 1908 o. bs
Blss ss SS:s A. o.sl 4
R$5 'i PSF
Sss AS;s sas g.; S$ :s
SS III s ss $ S. .ss 900
qIPs sEe pss e a sas' ssp stronger in
sympathy with the West prices up about 25c per bb
faSE;' 81
NJ s1 6 ceaF Bt s S GoasI 81 ne biz J f'5
nary mo GsS quoted az ZOO Family
si2 ooi Prime Mess nominal - EEF~ pS,sd
~ aS e. cl S E1 Sc
u IAN .I hsys s?sTs.s SS and sa
sGS S sS % ss
B pss OF 5y aftyf ps Rs2 4an s E a.
200 riyi shoulders e7.s7e 5000 ms do lei !. q pSk;
Shoulders as Pictlsd Hs@ ii sssiod shoulders.
bat e ipS ss d ds1 :Teae al ear here
5sS aeyssS Long and h9s s'T s ana H sssn
S S Ws. snSad SG and here &
per was also much str niger prices advanc points,
Ps very fss s H. tsas S az points, ne
Of barely steady Speculation i moderate and trading
s75SssGe cosiSg. SIS s8Oej 900 tcs December q
sSs cons ss2 $500 $50 tc. January s7oSsse.
SSsns S ie March Ss s fG
Ss closing Ag s1r7Gs City Steam
higher and fair active sales, $50 c.r s45as Sge No.
S American aosd sSd
ne9t very moderate ana confined t Shspy ~ s o
wise the temper barely steady state creamery Mayss
a Mfin d Tub. s and pals SosS tubs
sa SassS Ra
sf%sss !S% 90 .es s4$P' SS :
PH@s S<sise partly s%msd 5ss o6.e H = IS Sg
SgaTsEy "a 5 HR%s Sf Of S ne M
only moderate and on feeling rm and degssd
@sse a9d I s5Sfn cSSaa Sc %s
RICEMor active and steady. Southern 4S6''ci Pan
clsss sss !. T@ssK 9 e''s 7''
G S sps afiHs nn e. s es odd Il
g future, 4q and Soed as SOws DseernHs SdSs
sGssg3oc 90 Apri May COS
a925s Refined FFp rS eS; a a. Se COY s St n fe
quiet Cai Loaf 5S9sc crushed cube. Pow.
SSEss SSs@? stsad.fa GS
G% Ssde.ea Yellow 5000; options closed follows
December SOC a. J4n !n cg4 e Msy
& very ,ron nG Du' ap 0 I oeo.ar
garinc stearne Sac TALLoWLIn taiE Te9ue, AZ hsi
TEAre,n quiet but nria Japan dali and rather quiet
OlO lbs Japan January sold at 2oc Japan ON spot
l2H35c plack-2Oa FOR FOrnoa II d46c Tor fo0os,
i5aq2c Annoy. Toe for Congou BLACK Iea ZOE
future delivery closed follows; Decsmber ~ sas @
January ~ February 30G3lc: March ~ s@5J.i
April 80 ad3l nc. Japan options BeGenbsT ~ g.,
January 2O3 February, II d2l Al March, ~ Z-i
April, III, d22i4, May, 81 G23. -, -,
Observation-Disclosures drm but quiet: Lugs. 70so. Leaf,
s9Iici sales month 222e hhfsi exports sane te;
66O hhds quiet steady sales 200 cases sl
Pennsylvania OLdl0Lc; 100 1882 do private terms 100
iss2 New England, l2lad25c. 200 bales Havana eOc~
81 u; 200 Sumata, 81 i0QsL 90 ,-,,,-
WOOI-The week has been interrupted by two hoidays,
which together fact that many manufsci rf. arc
engaged making their annual inventory are ex
uanation sales appended Fine NOs TO
main nrm but reguarity marks the OF the oNel
grades 10000 Domestic F.eece s. 49, OgVy
M UnwasLel do part 22c; 9l,0OO ID spring Texas "
2Sc 1900 Fan do, 2Oa 2le.; 5000 10y Scol.d 90.
Colorado, l0d lic; sDVp igoines'lo
Soils 8tc bales Cope $4,000 Colorado and lO3OJo
Domestic Pulled private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
THE C0UKTS.
THE MCPHERSON DIVORCE CASE.

TIE HUSBANDS ANSWER IN THE SUIT Bl'OCOh d.
his FIRST WIFE.
WAsHINGTON,ZNOv 3O-M0or A. H. NICK
arson filed to-day his answer in the s'nt lor divorce
brought by Emma c, ID. Nickerson, his hrst wne' lie
make. general denial OF Mrs Nicsersons allegations
and SAYS that instead OF being an aheeu0na'e ana ith
f wife she had been for many years previous 10 Juy'
1890 when she left this country, most unknd and ne
hod reoso 10 believe Lad bestowed her affections npOn
.no,ier Inaa In the spring Of 1878, while hNihs I'D
Omaha he says lac unexpectedly returned TO MS hohse
ono nj III between 10 and IL o'clock, aud notcea tua
although tie front parOr lighted there ala NOT secn
70 he any one there Starting 10 20 upstairs he saw
through the doorway opening into the front plor man
dart quickly the moonShied back parior lhto tne
front and picking up book seat himself abruptly By the
aroplleht Directly afterwards Mrs. Nickerson came
fIOm the nOonlhted room 10 the mont ioo ana 'neheo
passed 10 the hail. when she the defendant WHO pro
e, TO his room up stairs without speaking To her Ire
man Immediately left the house. Mrs N'cEerson
a1tnptcd to Justify the singular appearances by saying
that she WAS teaching the gentleman TO waltz This
occurrence gave 5e TO such unpleasant relations lDat she
took their little daughter and went TO California Where
the rcuaned until August 1875, wneh the deIehu@hC
took her to Fort Vancouver, Wy. 7. In March, 1879,
they came to this city, and in the fl oil ih year no
separael from her. occupying separate apartments u'
tie July following lie denies that he has hved Win bei
since the fall Of 1873 year after his arrival In this
city Disagreement between them in consequence
OF which she said size woHd leave him forever ana go 70
GERMANY taking the H,tle dau liter, whom me "ouIu
support and educate for monthly compensation u Ao'
les than 500. " ,,,., ..
he lcd 10 DO the best he could for her and wished to
scryc ont his tenn Of duty without any publicity being
given 10 tne fact OF tler separation Upon that MIS-
NcsCrsOa gave ont that she going abroad l0r Der
health and to educate her daughter, statement 10 Whh
Tho Major ssented In the winter OF lsSlS2, he says,
he determined apply for divorce, on the ground OF de
scrOn OF the reasons prompting nm 10 inns pehS
thai he mad received letter nom an old servant giving
Information that confirmed the statement thSt her mar
ragc with him had eeeh one Oh GohYenIie.hce,
a, That TX months before the marriage she had been
acyvLgaly attached To a married mHu lie
dcrir that tne ctiarse that he and Miss Garter lived
prior To their marriage after the divorce was
admitted is maleiOusly false. He had little 20 DO he
SAL VITA the proceedings In philadelphia, and as was
tc intention 10 place him under close military arrest so
Thai be could have less to with the proposed proceed
inga lie ayaed himself OF the permission gwen hun by
the Secretary OF War; and left the limits 81 the united
Ststes since then he has resided at fhOrod, Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
BnsToN Friday, Nov. 80, 1883.
CLOSING PRICES OFPHiLADELPHIA STOCKS.
reported by JoHS II. DAVIS co.. II Tdp-h
FRIDAY, Nov. 80 r. NJ

FRIDAY, Nov. 80 p. NJ
To-day stock market, after bclug extremely dull
i'm early dealings, and at figures that were barely
steady and in some instances were lower than
Wednesdays prices. late blossomed into meteoric
brilliancy that left prices materially higher than
they were when tho Board adjourned on Nednes-
day. The market required only small expenditure
Of force 70 move it in either direction. Tho deal
ings amounted to 2l5, 800 shares, and the market
closed noisy at the highest figures of tho day.
Government bonds were extremely dull, but were
strong, with the bids for is and il2S advanced =
pcr cent. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
ADULTERATED TEA CAN BE SOLD.

Judge UGOrman, In the Superior Court yes
terday. dismissed the complaint IN the suit OF
the Health Department against James Purdon
and other tea merchants, for injunction
TO prevent the sale at auction OF large amount
Of alleged adalterated The Board of Health complain
that the contained mineral and other substances
which rendered them unwhoesOme. The teas
offered for sale by Draper Kellock. auconeers, in May
last and were owned by James Purdon's arm. They
were green teas known Pngsuey teas, low grade in
Ohns- Judge 0Gorman says that they the poorest
o Of Pngsuey teas yet in this market coored green
with Prssian blue containing powdered soapotne gyp
sum, sand ash, and lie" tea which Ia rotten and
bansted tea leaves swept away from the floor and rolled
o the shape OF tea, made 10 adhere with starch and
ether substances.
- soateration Of the te&s but that TINS fac In Itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-01
. Buyer 30.
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCIsCo. Friday, Nov. 80 1885,
Bullion valued at s1o1 900 was received in this

Bullion valued at $101,0 900 was received IN 'nS
city yesterday from the mines.
Father dc Smet superintendent reports, Noyem-
her 10: At the mine work is going on stS9adliS,
showing very little changes. Have stopped WoI r
ma south ON the lcdgo instead. Face Is now III
four feet f all in ore, low grade in quality Golden
Gate chamber second level, is opening we'll d GmG
looks encouraging" His report Tor Tef fso Dnf ars
syei 900 tons second level COO tons third
ieysi, $50 tons. ore miled., 1880 tons: uoiuen
Onto annih hnader. third Level, auyalctu . wv