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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27

COTToN-spot dull and unchanged saes lS5 5ses
day bales against 494sl last week and 50 ,sSt
Esa 7 6a5R5f 6as S ' Tods Ssias Pres
N.5dS 1911 T1paS Hp 10 Nay i6so
jp 2SsS o ASTsi 20 Highest
and lowest prices Of the day: Deeember SoS @
Ills; July ii 3OaIL95 August. lSS0lIS5.
HAYAND sTRAwReceip sfhay are liberal partc1I,Fy
Srsdgs So555c Clover joc No Rye straw 5OGo5c
sGqI was very moderate movement but all
prices remained steady ..,,o Nm. al cnoice lots are
caIes and are therefore we maintained fun figures The
in liberal s a and e new
in We quote state 1888, l6d2sc Eastern New ls0Zsc'
a m%fTATs"6n change sales and prices unehangsd
sToREs-Rosns remained quiet but essentially IN
nsn,. at 81 6oasI IS strained Good strained sPir
q Shs quiet Dr o Sa5 aPG os Tar and
uy moderate jobbns trade is reported but al
prices remain hm Lnseed 5tG5Ie Tor Cy ., SSSU cr
SVs0w crude i2a44ci Lard 72Si5c; Crude enhaden
4SaI6c Tanuers, 43di5ci Cocoanut 'SG94ci ram" 'f''
? sssT ana aF almost 5SF
DOminae departure was noticed n thS from sesger
HTos FOR adenCurg Tallnan Co.. for 10000 66s Oh crude
Sat demanded for sailing The venture viii
Ie watched with n9ont Stsr91 oil shipments is promised
5000 bush eE1 o66 : s F RsSc
ISs 700 pkgs Bacon los e29s sO9 20 boxes Snoest,
20s Measurement Goods oo ga; Ss Finn I3s
"a BRISTOL 10000 bush Grain private terms
quoted terms. aaotea SSd; 200 Flour,
ANTWERP steam Grain; q90 Zoo bis Crude
ph,Aoe1m a. M CONTINENT Norwegian ship pIi9r to
ARRIVAL 400 S SS' jb fsH So P2 So HAMhUR
MAsEILLEs American SIIA eoRT British bark 400
OG PoRK-vey dn and rather weak
sympathy sy SS the sa %' % SS
al ~ spot Mess quoted ats Family Mes siS zoo
49, clear sfe and steady ssss oo Mess
E1T9 Igdp s 9Ssi barrels and eyces
ti@SsiS BEEF HAMspul and barely steady G@ pGSsS
Nominal Long and short Clear half ana half at the West
a T igq hdS Sn Bu tt trading very quiet
Picked Bellies 4 % do 7'e city Pessa @ sn
s$ 1S ard f sssy s7 city Heavy
'oLkRRp-fRe tendency was lower reneetng the West
sa "a n d 3 % f ssS SSSs Rsps sn
however dull and barely steady Cash asm@H@ S sst
option EaSnf oc SIr S50 tes bsce@ge closing nqmgsy
fsSTu fSs SaISss closing
eG%ssss sGssies e. ts.
Closing C steam G@ sns SSSd Zoe and
s sGntb American 1890.
SS and SsSe ana m6Seras sale
pd pennsyyania SEA 3c. Western southern and Canada
unchangca city Lard quoted al
fALIoW~Firm and quietj sales, $1,000 Prime CITY
|, 7SSSi cr on,et steady and unchanged. r.,. A.
dun and nominal NINA on t6e e. spoi I Renns io
for January sold a. 49, ans 2SU SSss s s caSs
po SgSt gGGss Ss5s, e Gn aSa
%S,s S DO 7 S!AS S Extra Ss
9 Siac c. s6c, Yellow 9s5s.o 0r s,,rrao
aud ssa eSSerf BACK Sh traSserabis
s SY{.c Tor Japan and SOC for Black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.

suoks vs. Of R R5SS%ss ZoAo sal 900
i0eth-st ss 81 Il W OF 5th-ave, SoxlVoio 49, Iaooo
Neagher 70 ThOs Kelrnan 20. isn O'
vatmilyeaaye sA 200 Of Hawthorn,sh oofAoV IN ooo
i Soaring and wife 10 ] soaring yr. i""oo
1o7th.st n 8 225 It Of 6th-sve looxsvip % ooo
,sth Wal SIS Of iothave a5rs6 Mary Mar con
ti1dale TO 40 ssane 81 iohsve. 3jIioo4; John o
To ynshend 20 Mary rownshend N''''
Greepwich.sye No 49, George starr ana WIG 10 ooo
40, sSok%sn $50 II Of sdaye i5bKsee NewEng az ooo
and car Spring Co 10 kaidenberg '''
llth-sT No 2l2 East occupied MARIA baneo" n oo0
John OCopno mot Jeremiah BealI 10 Joseph Bea 10000
yGthst . 100 te OF Maiison-ave, 0Sxoa2i Emmy 700
Iandon L 0uielume !, ,,an wv
saast 4 300 II W OF bth-aye, 2Ix2Io II ~ 'sn yos
Vorst referee, VIM Afras. ''~N
,stlst 800 II Of Sthave 6Oxs-i Jas SoA 10 .of
and wife 10 EPz Torrey ,,iL, '
proadway n w cor OF 56th-st zzlollxuet4 $50 oar
Tohn ia,lDr and wife TO VIM Martin ''''o'>
Io7tbsf "a rs Of 2dave, 2oxlOolii hooora * oof
Ransch and wife 10 Bernard LEVINE '''''
ats 10 OH 2lB, 2I9, go 22S IA, 2z5 ~, oh
49, j2I PAS 25Band 23y. map oil lnwoou Eo"Ao soo,
p Huyar 20 lMm Pterman la No,
sa,aa nroierty; Plerman 70 Martha M huy,sa. WV
i1tSsf ns 81 OF 2davo os6xl04; WIN MAT o,o oo
Tin and wife TO John Taylor. Ni''o'
6stS:st 100 he Of sthave oon.uO sam. iSSoe
Rsle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
4 HusBAND AFRAID OF HIS FATHER

Mary f. Schneider has secured an order Oh
arrest against her husband, James Henry schneder an
ne been held in 500 bail to obey the judgment Oh
ho our In his wifes proceedings against him TOT sepa
.,a maintenance on the ground Of deserton' Mis
she,der declares that her husband is twenty years
oId she married him on October ID, 1879
To them child was born girl now four years Old Inc
maraoe Mrs Schneider says opposed the parents
ana an amt OF the defendant and after the marriage
,h continued their opposition until the young husoand
,ott his Wife early in 1881. Schneider subsequently
y,ea his wife clandestnely He wrote letter In winch
he urred her 10 "wait until we can strike out lor
onrselyesD He was employed as aforeman ana cute,
IN his fathers tailoring place, at No. s64 sxthaye anu
feared to let his father know that ne desired ~
return 10 his wife and child So be begeeG ,ns
called his wife not TO be angry, II snal DC
In before YOU know It." Schneider wroteu hhe IT, innd
wait until he could break his fathers WRATH nc e'eH
b,1nseii q ymr loving husband Harry anh ciosed l.,
Mrs sehneder finding that Harry DID not Pop III
wTote m MIN urginc him TO be man anu IaSo t no
ftSey saVipG that she was dependent on the ~
nav her rent schneider afraid BIS nel hat hs
eui that he had visited his wife In secret, anu os
storv that she and the child had gone 10 CauIon
fahiesson schneiders father had threatened 10
him and ths nrospect was additional teIrOr W Wv
LOVING bnsband Mrs Schneider discovered llae 10 IA
was attending balls and entertainments ha' s hs In
a glorious time at a reception OF Ine bauos, ga an
desnair she begap suit separate man "a
sstirday iast Harry the loving husband, was t
on an order of Justice Donobue In the supreme S !,
Mira sehneider asserts that the deiehuan'S A -
worth $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
.,,..,,, ,,,nvprs-ey TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON Dec 2sco,tOn steady nss nnS gtoss re.
NfidLlin9 Gig: Good Ordinary V;adtoi n0' " e-
eenis Ig6s; sales, CAS- stock, llS4oo' ,. n 20 ~,
sAvAsSAH Dec 2ecottGR steady h nsa reeeps 1904
L1m s. 71a. Goaswise 62O7i sales iOOOi Aat e'es' ~
stock, 126,032. -. ,,,..,,, 10c , Low
uv,x optp.xa Dec 26-Cotton quiet Midning, w %
,Nng axe Good Ordinary, 9tcI net ana stOsS iu0'P'''
1925; sales, 5000; stock, 4ol, fS5' - a.
IouIsyuLK Dec. 2b.-Cotton queti AaannS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27

The stock speculation to-day opened lower and
with moderate inclination toward lower hgures,
some early further declines which were the
important in Union Pacific and Western Union, there
followed dull movement, and gradual hardening
of values, which in the late dealings bossomed into
some activity and boom in prices for few
stockssuch as Louisville andNashville, Oregon ana
Transcontinental, Northern Pacific preferred
st. Paul. and Northwestern common stock. The gen.
eral list. however. made considerable improvements
ON the lowest figures of the day. Central and Hud-
SON after 11l9 sold up to 1925 Lake Shore, after
os, was 9s7s; Delaware, Lackawannaa and western
after ISL, was 116l26ll6's Canaulan
Pacific. after 52ls, was 530527s; and Union
pacific after rs. was 75ls. There was little or no
news affecting speculative affairs other than the
railroad reports printed above and the rumor held
was specially barren Of product. Themarket cloSeu
steady at the advances, but without feature.
Government bonds were dull but hrm' with the
bids for the As and 4l2s advanced Is per cent An
nexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27

T1,ere were considerable sales Of Tennessee COM
promise bonds at 1913 and North Carolina C'ns0l IS
sold at 33i4 or city bank stocks North River SOLD
at 12j.
There was n well-disributcd, small business
done in railroad bonds. aud IN some issues thcro
was n fair degree Of activity. Prices were uregu-
lar Eric second consols sold at the bidding figures,
92l9-a decline of II per cent. Rome Watertowh
aud Ogdcnsburg IS were up 81 at GA. West Shore
aud Buffalo 5s opened at SATURDAYS last price
Gs3.-and with sales of 100000 advanced to 40.
Canada Southern first IS were q easier at IS, and
Fast Tennessee Virginia and Georgia consol oS
were up "a at 7i34 Central and Hudson regls'eteu
consol ~ sold az l29l2 ex interest. Chl'as", oI
lington and Quincy debentuTe 0s rose 3 10 VI =
and closed al 81 IA. Denver and no brahue uIsls
were down TO lOS. Atlantic and Paclnc incomes
declined from 22l3 TO ~ ana ree Gra5 Divs.
ION were unusually nuctuatlng; they ieil lIOln
III to 20 and rose to 72i2. -, -, bolorcs
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
szIs al q made up 10y coin gain of 81 0i4, less
Currency loss Of $500 100. The days opeIattnD1iS
covered: Receipts, 81, $50. 1888 payments iio1,
asa: currency balance, $6,559,03o; coin DaIaHce'
"uornev On cali ruled easy nj 292I2 per cent, and
the business was evenly divided between the '"o
The Clearinghouse statement to-day was as fol
lows: Exchanges, $I20, 773266; balances @o'o'o'-
The The United States Treasury at Washington to-
dav received 1875 900 National bank notes for re,
| dcnntion The custom receipts were ~ ,O-o'%of
| and The internal revenue receipts $023,oZO., >.
I'm the absence of n demand, rates Tor stetlng SA-
| change are easier and we revise quotau0nS loi
! business as follows: Bankers bills, ~ 81 = anu
! SSH, for long aud short sterling respectively
| < o23. and 52Olt for francs; 04os ana Dos ior
reichmarks: 1915 and 40ls for gulldcrs. ., ~.
! Tho coupons from the first mortgage bonds OF inc
| Uonston and Texas Central Railway Company que
January /. 1884, will be paid by john D. Clsco "
| Son. No59 Wal-st, New-fork. s.,r
| To-day was holiday at the London otock G F..
! change SO there were no foreign quotations. ie-
| ceiycd. 49,, ,,t. ,a,Iroads ara
The gross earnings of the following rairoaus ai'
''P CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND 81. PAUL
f TH%PS %e 81 % IN a99
jan / 10 pee I'm. I6i3l7Sd ls6oo'4sA -'OV''O'
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
f THTSS gcS q m nj 6sc sl26S s27Go9 s3oS
jan. 70 Dec Ill. 2l2764l2 25.Jl9'SOl E''AOo'-1
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE o.
f1a Ts q %f Dee s2gtt555 s2 2s9
Ian / 10 pee n ...... lO,9yO,J4I l20l-40o i'''''-
MILWAUKEE. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN ~,
Number Of miles ~ stsI52 sl747
T aa w .e pe iS p 2i ooii6S S6il4S looioa
UNION PACIFIC. ~
Month Of Nov s2.7S4ooo s2s2iq92 $500 sl9S
Ian / To- ov 3O... 27,i4S,3O2 27'So4I4 -''-''o'
ROCHESTER, AND TITTsBuRG.
Ea%Ss a. Of nile Ta Ss: $3.50 $1,000 Inc sl25O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of the Mexican Telephone CON,
pany against Frederick NJ. Delano' tne
John d. Hanes the secretary Of the company ass
n Blancbare Judge Truax In the Superior Court yes
terday granted an Injunction restraining proposes
transfer Of stock The plaintiffs charge that Hne pe1 ae
Delano transferred 5000 shares OF the Men be,nng
ing 70 the plaintiff 10 Mr. Blanebssd Without sun"i"
OF COMMUNICATION. Collusion Us also alleged
Justice Lawrence, In the Supreme Court
Chambers, yesterday granted an attaehinon' 70 INC
man con.nlaosrai August Feiger, upon any property
which maa be found ON the person Of Frederick Christian
Barre, of nrhoye Germany, On December Barre VINO
Post Once clerk at hrhove absconded Win Ut
aud cash amounting In value 10 5000 oa ~
%. II WAS thon0bt by the German ofclas tnat D1,ro
hight have taken passage for this country so .ae
man Consul instructed TO loox ou. ~, opence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1883.
The following sale was held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
BIZ John II. Harnen Co.
ono 7.story brick flat, with plot Of land, 10 l,SSS
YNsdiso1 ave a cot l28thst plot 4Axso; WIN oo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27

Tbo Oyeunan Mining Company has levied an
ossessment of 25 cents per share. The Mexican
Mining Company has levied an assessment OF oo
cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
- ,o,v n.uv TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER q, 1888

Of Peter GIangert and Mary A. Schultz Melton eaisna"
s,p ,1 CONFESSIONAL fKKs-Before TrusI J-So
day calendar. - -. Mt. 4 an Uoceen J.
davc nla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27

There is no change in the quotations OF rehned pe.
leim hut the line stronger and contracts Tor January
delivery are reported at an advance or ec
are eL4c per gallon IN New-York, and 9i5c. In fAaoer
mia and Baltimore.
BRApFoRD Dec. 26.-Crude oil weak, total rnns ZOE
mast four DAYS ls6,S35 bbls; total shipments
chsr,ers l5.s73 clearances, 6,S14,OOo Unlted f!Eo
line certificates opened at 14l4 and closed at 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
The PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Dec. %.

NEW-1OKk, DEC 10
After brief periodof strength atthe opening
today the snecat,on in Pipe Line certificates developed
weak tone Business langlished IN the same fashion
that has been the main characteristic OF the market TOE
some time Opening prices were the best and were &C.
above the closing price Saturday. Following them
were irregular fluctuations which finally ftered quota
lions away until 81 - was recorded. The close was
made AZ an Improvement from the bottom figures but 10
was weak The only new feature stifening IN tho
on % refined oil but crude showed not the least syupa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27

Total sales for the day ''''
81 Buyer 80 days. Assessment unpaid
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOy STOCKS
Boston. Dec. 20, 1893.
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOcR2
u..0-,.h IN InnN III DAVE & co, II WALTZ.
WEDNESDAY,. Dec. 26-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY Dec. 26-P NJ.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Comnany today declared its usual 2 per cent
d;vidend for the quarter ending December 81; the
Michigan Central Railroad Company semi
annual dividend of per cent and the Canada
Southern Railway Company seni-annnal dividend
NJ 0 per cent,-all payable February l, 1854 The
nsual brief statements showing only the results Oh
tbe vear-December being estimated-were pub
Iisbcd That of Lake Shore shows gross earnings
of sis $50 OOO-an increase over 1882 of S32 i36l;
GENERATING expenses $l0,075,0O0-a decrease of
$50 sO7 net earnings, 81 575, 000-an increase of
S4O7 1Gs. IL il worthy of note, however. that the
net earnings of the first SIX months-January 10
lime 3O-showcd an increase OF So4s, so that
the net earnings Of the last six months-July to
Iooor,her 31-show a decrease OF $54l 1874. The
following statement divides the years business
between the periods Of the first and last six months
ond compares it with that of the same periods of
1882: -
LAKE SHORE AID SncHIGIs 7oUTnERN.
Jan to Jqns So s7s5a7il so2ioSis i257so5
Operating aSs expenses 5s5sOso 5oCs77s Inc SOaOs
No, earning. mos. s2698,O46 s36lIs37 Inc. sois7o9
July S 70 ps slO9729ls s933934 Dec So3353i
ope55%Rs expenses s6sslsl 6SO622l Dec seleio
,y., s,runr, mos si5747s7 sIO33IO3 Dec. s54l,62i
Total 5eS s71o7ss9 s7575OOO Inc s4O7l6s
da n 100000 S55oOoO $4,000
anteed stoek----)
ps,.rc. ..... s4IlO,s32 s4O25Oo0 peo sli5,sS2
Diyiiends 8 per cent 3957a2O S9oi,SZO
o..,u. Or N. wear siss,5ia sG7.0sO Dec sli6,ss2
n will be observed that while the total net earn
;nps for the whole year of 1888 are set down at
S4O7 1863 more than for 1892, the first charges OF
1888 are 1923 900 greater than for 1852, 80 that
the balance is S115 532 less than in 1882, or after
having dividends of 3 per cent, is only S67,
A statement of the business OF the last three
months-October 1 to December 3l-however'
nresents more immediate interest in that, as COM
pared with the same three months of 1882 1t shows
very important differences. The comparison Is Is
| follows:
| Oct 70 Dec 81 1882 . Is5Sa r era. sss
6TSss fnp ~ psnsss Ss3 2S$1 Dec st7
s5S sgsg. P Pss ' fss5s
| First Charges doo'o'V ooo,-- ~
p.,,0o. ...... si,75i,i5s si,sSIst4 Dec. ssee,sia
One quarters diVL ooo oao Gao a2o
| dend 2 per Co. eooo"o ooo,oYo
| snrplus for Quarr s76I.s26 s5o2olA Dec. sSs9.Si2
The Michigan Central and the Canada Southern
ompanies now pool their gross earnings ana opei'
atna expenses and from the remaining net earnings
first paw the first charges-interest rentals ete'
Of both companies, and divide the balance, two
Thirds 70 the Michigan Central Company and one
,h;ra IA the Canada Southern Company. There
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27

COURT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a.
SUPREME oousr- cgA npRRs-Before Lawrence J-Sos
r. ~ 5e e7 81 lO5 IOo liz, lz5, l2g lS4 dS u.s. ~
r. 2 3eS no a. 272 276, 2ls 279. 1885, 2so 800 So'
sussos eis f Rollins s-conIested Wills Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
Ngw-YoRK Dec. 20, 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-In small demand Pots, 5e5tc; Pearls, 6%G7S
.a SsSEESi BAG. snsSs! GsSs
SRs 'f hoaei ssS s9f 9RSSs TSI :s
priess HaVrS for DecsPssE
e S G |Hpssg nc o2 A iS 10
June and for July closing STACY as a%sry
10 March, April 10 sSSio91 NAY
iO950li Mild steady; 400 bags Jamaica 'Oa o" pf''A'
terms
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUB-Market very d1n s snd
t5e. dBS So SsTns aTS Tor pens wants
fscS b SS CITY w M S2%9 ss
2qs245 for spring g 39SsS for %nnser 81 5osss To-
600 sS' O5 GT SpsTS sn g 6s
winter Wheat eoS Winter Wheat Extra manly saSyS g'' s
per- pePn e1rrs%e 60 Common Ta@sS DO 70
3 sss 5s E5'ra com s1SS to
S SSSS g S9ss 10 81 dSo SP1'n
S. S5ess 2S Common Extra Minnesota S. 46os4 l1 Clear
& IS psi ag sys sFRS COMMON
45as4 Ear to Good Et SgsS heat EItra IS
s5 az @ fafS sS9n
S light REQUEST for export , and ne i9p 5S
common %5Ogt Sf EXTRA s. \ ST.
1913 including 200 99s for export al .S no bbs
hfs 4oSss 9 9S sr a'G
selling 81 45 for U d sr s"sS
wine at So IS. quoted IS 35GS40 yellow "e'ern' 10
Observation-Disclosures heavy and taSsc. lower closing
duh heavy TIE inside prices Scarcely any sss9 2ee
gSsf for E sspSTs and Sd y
bush cash including Ungraded Winter hed at 20
elevator NO 2Red 81 70 for Ra Certicates S Red
Red, ~ 10 Ungraded White 81 igrl w r,aT
seller January 81 l249s1 ~ along 81 IN 40 FesTIAy
81 l4LGSl 10 closing 81 Il DO March 81 lO1GsI 40 =
closing 81 l6 do May 81 2lsasl 2Ss closing 1sds and
RYE-Market less active and shade easier NO
state quoted at 74075e western I0GLzG oS ,n eIe
vator II dun ana nom ht ~ ess
for No Canada Holders would probably snSg
figures make sales BARLEY MALT quiet Wa 1
CORN-Market opened shade better Tor opilohs, stoSo
oHently lost the advance and decned sG c closing
az about price, Cash lots were hrln 80 81
yanced idlac. and No la lc. per bush a nmeu JUST
ness for mort and and moderate trade on psc
afye account Sales GA 900 BUSH future l6iVOV ousn
cash Including Ungradel Mixed at 49d6Gc: NO s. % e
No q 6l 40 &c in store, 90 2c in elevator oOta Nc
aaoat "a 94c board from sOrei White Southern %
steamer yellow Soc. steamer Mixed 62l2c NO mlhe1,
seller December nominal 90 c; do seller January ga
cole closing BS3c February So ~ &C. closing opo 90
NAV s0b9c closing SIC. OAIS-Maret shade es-le
closing dun and heavy inside p1crs sales
future 1900 cash. inclu Ing No. MlSe AT 4oe
No y iOI.c; No quoted 4lc.; No 3 White, 4lc No =
4la,a4lIsc; No quoted 43lac Mixed western 400
White do al dl4c White state 43 5c No Mixed seei
December nominal iui2c do seller January to4 &c
closing 4O1cs do February 4l9ld i2c closing &C. 10
March, 422 di3c closing 42Jc do May ~ ga GOSH.
l,c iU CRWHEAT dnll. sales, go Dnsh To arrive AZ
dull 4Ofb dS0tb. 81 49, 2c. lOOD 30 GJZ &c
SharIs Al d O5; Rye Feed. S7d9Oc. -
New York Brooklyn ana Jersey tty bfdn
ned IN railway lighters on certlucAte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT THE NETWORK MINING EXCHANGE.
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 20. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
DECEMBER 20, 1883.

THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-08
MILK PRODUCEhS IN CONTENTION
LITTLE DANGER OF ANOTHER wAR-TnE IA RMERs
AND THE CRRAMERIEs

LITTLE DANGER OF ANOTHER wAR-TnE IA RMERs
AND THE CREAMERIEs
Goshen, n. Y, Sept 7.-Ihefe was large
convention Of milk producers held here today ia
Court House, about 200 beng present. Besides the
Erie Mix Producers Association there were repre-
senied the associations OF Sussex, Joan Huston being
delegae Midland Jonn Loomis doegat~; and sullivan,
David Clements delegate. Othcr prominent milk pro-
ducers present Dr. II. A. POoier John Hudson, ".
Demorest Samuel Parsons V. NJ Drake. j. Q. Eager @.
W Clark j. T. Wells. 5can T.. Strong Hubert Gedne y,
T. J. Taylor W. II. wisner, o. W. Mapes, David Wright,
Charles Jessup and j. A. Mcbride.
W. r. Richardson presided He stated the object OF
the meeting to be for exchange OF opinions the
action of the New York MIX Exchange In sending out
circulars placing market price Of milk at cents dur
ing September instead Of 39 cents Us was agreed upon
last spring b. committee OF farmers and milk deal
1t found by count that only seven farmers
had received notices that tue price would DO cens
When ali the farmers WAC had been requested by their
city dealers increase their shipments OF mix
asked TO rise there responses. Ihis
thought Indicate hat OF the ci the city dealers
expected pay 32 cents and that there surplus
OF milk In the city.
John RyersOn old dealer. said that under
the old regime the farmers " had been drug In the
mud" and for him he had been drug" long enough.
Today there were 5000 cans OF milk going over the
road and bringing 5000 than they w0uld n there
had been milk Judge Low, OF Middletown made
speech urging the farmers TO appoint and pay com
mtGee to organize associations In all the milk districts
around NewYolk. DIR. Pooler said creamery inter
their only enemy. rhey had even got
card a 3l2 cents. He WAS acknowledged by member
the MIX Exchange 70 represent 100 city deaers
POOler offered resolution the directors OF the
Farmers Muk Company aud the visiting delegates be
requested devise plan by which tue mK might be
Withheld from dmeres that would not y cents
aud Otherwise disposed OIL anu 10 ihl0rn the creamery
proprieors OF action II the creamery prOpreors
do pay farmers price tue latter will dispose Of
the milk henselves The price OF so cents quart for
September reaIrned by unanimous vote. Should
creamery go the distant counties Tor milk
farmers Will ask Inc railroad company to make the
freight milk proporiionate to the distance Tue
adjourned meet next Friday Middle
town Tue farmers say they do anticipate another
milk war as Of tue city dealers ready TO pay
tuer price 1t conceded oil sides since the
milk quality of tho milk sent to the city
exceotlouaiY good