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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
CHOICE EPITHETs IN THE SWAIN CASE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-UpOn the assembling
OF the Swain court-martal, this morning, Major Gard
pcr the Judge Advocate asked for reargumcn OF the de-
nurrcr There being no objection General GTOsvenor
presented summary Of the principal points OF his Argu
ment Of yesterday. Judge Advocate Gard
ner followed reading O long argument directed
principally 10 the legal aspect of the demurrer
Judge sheabarger closed the argument The court room
cleared while the Court considered the demurrer
Upon the reopening of the court the Judge
announced Court had overruled the demurrer
General swain Wa then arraigned and pleaded Not
Guilty the first specification. When asked to plead
the second specification his counsel entered demu
the ground that the specification did not state
facts sufficient support the charge TO which 1t relates
General argued the demurrer for the defence
Batenan a Co., he said, who stood In the relation TO
General Swain of confidential agents, where the law
requires the utmost good dealing had manipulated
SWANS money that II consumed and pocketed ny
the simple question whether not lie
should have submitted to this without going be-
fore the The Judge Advocate objected 10 the at
tack upon Batenan outside the question: aud said
that having made this charge against man VINO
is witness the case 1t only proper for him TO
ay that that accusation was entirely uniounded
He referred To the language in which counsel Tor the de-
fence criticised conduct 0f Batean IN this mat
ter General Grosvenor having applied to Batenan such
eithets AZ scoundrel," liar" etc He said that Mr.
Batenan witness In this and he asked for him
the protection OF the Court General Grosvenor replied
that his criticisms OF Bateman were Justified by the adj
MISSIONS made by the latter In his second letter TO the
Secretary OF War.
IN support Of the demurrer the Court adjourned until to-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC dARKEr5.

nArrNons Nov 10 cotton firm Mladlins lo.e e Flour
sap SUPER Is S Is o str a 8 TO- a %
8 saHs 50 y as sas
sSaneT9 Red 20 %e,erD Ser rel s SPOT
fo55asy s d i1n
Western .epiy southern White, a aisc do YELLOW
tT western wessra wns sSS 90 ae S'
asd .sy G Ss Po sa 90
4So Wheat 900 ou,h Corn, 800 bush. pats
to Fs 1g ss S S'
n Y2 81 s ast and 81
%nsa a. No t r aa Ys oa1. s SlS
steamer se w sTs s. sj5qc No. White tsSc Short.
and qas a. aece I, EI9is ooV ss oS
$4,000 bush
o sF oS 's:s 500 200 pOIf as
ore a. Se No LAR No N rai % ne a. held
Sc &c No. Rel p %n %s Sse
o spscs n s s Ss" as xs0r Tor az
White on Barley and aye amet no sales Railroad
wass g ss TCu % re- oa g.
TSs S%.a SS5n s %Sss
bush. Corn. 10000 bushi Data $4,000 bush.
SCs gSa d% a a s9Sssfs
LaIs u a. q o,S, os Bsl. o@ dS shoulders,
sss S s1s s5 s,o c Sison 9s' e.. aSc
~ mon So st f,a na. ~ as
cross is Ss.s' & q sP S.ss
50 5O Low GRADES sIUOG3tO Rye Flour, SiOo0S 20 In
barrels Wheat QUIET and steady sales ranged November
7Ia012lsc. closing at lc Deccmocr Sa7s c, closing
80 .GsOi4c.. closns al s0asoi No Chcago spring
73 s?es Ct s, ss . ss Nc
Il .qil r, closing ~ ad4l pc; November " a. -,
All 81 937 NC. closins A. 81 Vol
January 30 a3j Sc. closing at SO &C. Nay &C.,
closing at dnih ranged CASA 20 tci Novcm
Der 25a &c cosing 21s,ci Decen0er x 20 49,
co.ing 25hIc.. May 2Sas $50 ciosln a. $3.50 W.
BARLEY uu at PORK AcslN'i saies anxoh
Cash. sil oossl y for Al tue Year ~ . .eys
saIss ranged ss III 20 ~ November s5dfy s,H
closing SIR December 50 70ss5 q closing >"
January ~ Tho 81 80 closiny AZ VI 81 Buikmean-
shoudsrs 81 Is. snort nb " ot short Gear o. to
cepts-FIuur 5000 bDltI Whea. 2lsuuu ousn, '"ru
100 oush, oats $1,000 oash rye iso"v ousn', n ,c
lev shipneuts-Fiour 1000 DOlsa wheat 70 uuU
bash, torn lOUoOv Uusni 7looJ vushi Rye 2looo
bush.i barley 4U.OoJ
DETROIT Noy 10 Wheat weak; No. White. CASH, I65c,
Novcmbcr ~ sc, December. " No. heds 0Sc cern-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YORK, Nov. 10.
II would be hard to find feature 10 the grain markets
to-day either here at Chicago. Both spcculatons
dull while the general drift Of prices continued
downward the changes finally measured by small
fractions The export business here was insignificant
and though there slight falling OF in the receipts
the Atlantic seaboard the arrivals at the western
points af accumulation large Prices for corn ended
at about the lowest of the day. but In wheat there
trng reaction December wheat closed AT SOLE. Janu-
airy at S22 February at "a % and May at 9O+ cents
uniform decline of a Corn recorded losses Of lea
s. cent options closing for November at 5i December
at Asa January 46 February at 46i2 aud May at ~
Oats dropped cent to % cents Tor November
and December and to 32is for January options The
pro vision arket presented no new feature.
The receipts OF grain at the four principal Atlantic
ports were Wheat, 24s.720 bushels corn 233,4l9
bushels oats, 7,Os5 bushels; total grain, o69,227
bushels; -four Pitt barrels. At Chicago, Milwaukee
and St LOUIS the arrivals were: Wheat 294,O1o bush
els corn. 3OO937 bushels oats, 1928 busheht
total grain, 73s, 249 bushels -four 465s5 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
sPuRI0us NOTES IN ExisrENcE
IMPORT Nv Tnn eHisR of ftR HkehRf SERVICE
pfvIsIoN OP THH TREASURY,


IMPORT Nv Tnn eHisP of tia AEohRf sfhvieh
DIVISION or TIM TREASURY.
WASHINGTON, Nov. johannes y, BROOKS,
chief Of the secret servea Division NJ tho Treasury has
made report Of the operations ~ that divfson during
the sesl year ended June 30 1884 to tho solicitor OF
the Treasury The report shows that tho number OF ar
rests made was 49, largo majority for conntereitng
or passing counterfeit money There were ve arrests
for forgery andthree for violations Of postal laws Forty
nine persons we're acquitted Of the charges against them
and fve prisoners escaped from custody large ma
jorty were convicted sentenced The total fines a.
amounted $l54sO. The amount OF counterre'
money captured surrendered was S6sf, Iarge
proportion Of which was In nash notes M in ill.,
negatives SO dies, s92 moulds. and lot OF ms
claneOus articles used in the Manufacture OF rnuia
felt money marked decrease is noted ID tne co, .
for advertising purposes Similar gratifying results IRE
reported In the suppression OF meta vears ne
OF limited states coin The complaints or FORMER
to the imitation OF gold and b and more attrac-
tive substitutes having been presenter W r,t% The
fscturers they became better acqualntea s;,,ap
results have attended the lab0rs Of the DIVISION a.,s
the dealers OF old and obligations OF tnls anu
governments. including postage stamps TsIea d,i'
etc the circulation Of which have been largely oi'nn-
Chief Brooks says that there Is evidence OF revival OF
the Of counterfeit paper money wheh Was
He also says that although he reports for the year the
smallest percentage of circulation Of counterfeit paper
money Of such money he If OF opinion
sn%a nearly $500 900 Of new spurious
notes Of the denominations Of $40 and $50 when nave
produced since January l. 1854 ana ne adas ona
prevent serious loss from this source Couhtereps
of coin has not been unusually active during the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Wednesdf

REPORT OF THE SECOND CoNTRoLIER.-Ihe SECOND
Controller of the Treasury reportof the transactions
of his office for the fiscal year ended june 30 1884 SHOWS
that the total number of accounts and claims settled was
81 $50 amounting to $l02. 65O413 The principal &C.
connt- settled were those of Disturbing officers OF the
Onartermasiers Department amounting to Sl4vi 10
of the Engineers Department amounting to
and the accounts army pension agents amounting 10
S2i 1888 279 The principal claims settled we're msceF
ianeous Indian claims amounting TO $i.266.oso.
A CIRCULAR REsCNDED.-The Solicitor Genera having
rendered an opinion there is authority under ek-
listing laws for the instructions contained IN treasury
Department Circular No. 1885, dated October 20 1857
authorizing the transportation by bonded express com
NAMES of Messengers baggage without examinations
Secretary McCulloeh has rescinded the circular
SURGEONS TgANsFERRED.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
George " Stoner of the Marine Hospital service mas
been transferred from duty at Cairo ILL., 10 Noioih va"
and Surgeon Henry Smith fl ON Norfolk to CAIRO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20

ea \ 81 w.! 4 Nss~ 'ss ~ s"~ ~
r,.ss. s, az: g. sNc sss:s::s ~
E :::;ss lsss ~: W. Ssi. q. S s.!S
&c! &c sss .s:.ss: ..s sss"n.. Sss %s w
ss ss:: ss
s:ss $s. ss' IA . s:s'h .: s
Mex Z. Ts :. s:
i ss w s Gss:' -
a. Delaware s%y 'S W.r wSss ssss:
es5 80 Wheat seady up 70 the Close Of che nooA
s s's ' Ys.s' IN Su sr. ss's depot T
j.SS.,; S.s,.., ~:
Car o. over new as'sc,ss Slss IN gram dspss Ses No
. M ssao z ssas So. e'Gs e Export
MED November tlaesscy December t694 10 jam.
M j e. Y a:s ls o'sfs; S: s:
%s' Fssa
1000 ebls, Wheat 3oom bnsh4 Corn. 10000 pasa' 9a'a
BUSH; Data 900 oush
ST. LOUIS Ny 10 Flour ssestv ana aachsasst whese
:S- sSa % Re- I'll &. s s:.
%:Sss*s. NAY: oss: iail; sales = 2s:s5t':a s.:S
Rys quiet at file Bariey-Mirtet qmsi = Sos7 g.
Butter steady and Flax Seen :ss.dy
PORK sll 20. Bulfmeau du-Lony Clear % !, Short RIP,
Rsceots- Flour 900 bbs, Wheat 900 bush: corn.
200 busni oats 5000 ousl kyss 100 ousa sArbsX
5000 oush shumenrs-Fiour 100 bbs; Wheat i!Co9
bush. Corn. 5000 bush; oats. l.Ooo bush' Rya 1910
bush; Barley 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20

i$ss ss ssss 80 ss.s :s:i ss,s sss' sN ss
Y ~. g .,sss. Il I, s s;:sa s's s's's
Nv sSsiss sSyI' yss sss sis s:s
lssys SsSs lss M Ss ssy TS w. w. 'sp. s.s' a.s,.
ass:ss %li.ss s%:. pSas %S es'Siss Kaiser /" II e
s,eSsa fs1 fsor. iusshsm '-s'
~ ihs ;o w r.,, r,ax-r.u I-ss,ors Trasy,
No. i sss lsss pSea sss 49, isSa do fa's
l6iA 1877, MIS-, l411 l9Ah lAiH ilhD All -. o,a..
sUPsaIoR ooUaf-rmAL Tsan-PAHis IlIneIadss AZ snd
man. il, ase Donovan aaL Dry poes, Esst hf"~""" ~
Bat Railroad Conn No day caondar NJ. a
COMMON rLAAs-srsoIAL TssM-befaFe Ahen ''~N' -
oonnoS PIEls-TnAL TKRM-PARr l.-Before paiy ~ al
Case on McGregor sst. Board oil Edneaton' No W" WV
endar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Thc proceedings of
the United States Supreme Court to-day as fol
lows:
No t75-Melvin Kelso plaintiff In agt Eliza Jane
sturgeon widow. etc In to the Court OF Common
Pleas " Erie county Penn Dismissed with costs
NO b-lsobert Crane executor etc, plaintiff In
the Mutual Assurance soc ely OF vi giuia
No &c ington Goddn, executor ETC. plantn in error
sgt the Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia in error
want of Jurisdiction
No li6-rhc Chicago and Northwest railroad Companv
plaintiff IN error agL Emanuel H. Crane Motion TO advance
submitted '""''
No. W-Ihe Union Pacific Railroad Company, appellant
others. Argument concluded. ~ III"
NO Henry w o. Edge and others plaintiff In error
2gt W. ii. Robertson. coffee tor. etc. and ~
NO, 1Sa.Ihs oanavd eamship Company, nmtcd,
are what are known as the mead money aud gfow
out OF tho action OF ths collector Of the port Of NewYok In
conn the steamship pauics 10 pay duty or
ten OF 90 oeuts every alien passongs r btong hv
them " that port Argument begun. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL STATUE.
lBr TELEGRAPH tn rgk IKIxussI

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.,,Ihe committee of
She Society Of the Army Of the Cumberland having in
charge the construction OF memorial statue Of Prs
Dent Garfield met this afternoon decide upon a site
No conclusion reached but II is understood that the
statue Is to be placed somewhere the Capitol To
Critic reporter General Robinson said that the $50 600
necessary would be forthc ming To the Appropriation
of $50 900 granted by Congress there would be added
tbc receipts IRON the Garfield FAIR aud the balance had
been made up fru subscriptions from all parts the
country j. . A Ward. the sculptor. is also in the city
conierfing With the committee. lie said that lie had
made his sketches, but they might 10 changed The
statue viii be IL feet high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
RUGS AND CARPETS IN ABUNDANCE.

On the third floor of the great carpet estab-
lishment Of sheppard Knapp Co, No. 1873 sixth-ave
Is the Turkish department presided over by isKehaer
Rev. Iskender Bey was formerly officer In the palace
Of the Sultan and is an expert in AL that pertains to
Turkish rugs and embroidery. Here, said he 10
Tpintsr reporter ais prayer mat 100 years old on
which Sultan OF siaubOul once SAID his PRAYERS ,
Then be unrocd gorgeous mat that shone WIN soid
and silver embroidery. Near the centre was hea +
shaped piece of blue velvet. The ORIGINAL velvet hhd
long since been worn away by the roy ~
knees that pressed 1t when the lnuez =, . :
call sounded from the minatcts Of the Golden horn
Then other rugs shown-snme that had htrn USED
as nrnv,r mats In Mecca hy faithful pilgrims VINO went
bn,p Ia prav Others from old oriental palaces on
hr far Oh hanks of the Luphaes and stu others INA!
had no history W that was Lost I'm dhscury Anunh
were prrps uf Rhudian embroidery, made before the
hands uf the hudans lost their cunning, ana tauliy
n,uhruiiptai curtains pair " which had once be-
lunspd tU mosque. .,.-. ,..,,-,t.... -,
wpip. tuu-su good that the unrih'u,eh
wunh not ~ Hi-' Wy,
dinpfpnpp. I,et,whpfe about the great establishment
Wrte tnils aud fs uf cntrpins There wns one ra'en
which IL 81 psapt imitation ~ y rplpltaipd b"mllh "
10 ti, 90 pattern uf -hrrrnnl hharp -, ahd S me
AFT tha uast beautiful paitnta ii ihhn Ihp flp ~
sts al Naturts ln these Intended th cover ihp hrhpi
nooi Ia hnaulIh, Iahfoa intended h The tread ~ anH
feet IN richly furnished drawing ionhs, AMI the titps
ayp ~ VaiiDns 40 The paipets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
THE COURTS.

POWERS OF THE RAILROAD COMMISSION.
Justice Bartlett, in the Supreme Court, ref
fused yesterday to issue mandamus. sought by the
NJ Horton Ice Cream Company, to compel the Board
Railroad Commissioners to examine into and report upon
the rates of transportation asked by the Erie Railroad
for carrying milk and cream 10 this city. The ice
company alleged that the rates were exorbtant Justice
Bartlett held that the Commissioners have been vested
with wide discretion to all matters of investigation
and that they lawfully refuse TO make any
nation into "a private subject Other than acciden
ON the ground that they have been fully informed in
gard 20 IL already and that Is what they appear
TO have done in the present case"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
FRAGMENTS OF ARMY NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-COlonel Henry f.
Csrkea assistant commssary general Of subsistence,
having placed the retired iis Of the army the
following promotions are made; Lieutenant Colonel
william w. Burns 10 he assistant conmissary general OF
Subsistence with tho rank Of Colonies Major George
Ball TO be assistant eommissary general OF subsistence
With tho rank Of Lieutenant Colonel Captain jeremiah
IT, Gilman 10 be- commissary Of subsistence with the
tank Ut Major.
~ direction Of tho President. In accordance with Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
CLAIMS.AGAlNST HAYTI.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The United States
and Hsyten International Commission met this morning
the claims OF two citizens Of the United States,
Antonio Peleter and A. H. Lazare against the govern
Of Hayt The first taken up was that OF Pellet
Ter The claimant, master Of the bark William was
arrested ut Fort Lberte IN Hayt March 81, 1861,
tired upon the charge Of piracy and slave trading ana
Sentenced shot His sentence afterward com
puted 20 Imprisonment for i've yesrA He claims
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20

alton, for them generally we're wide apart Or city
hank stocks Fourth National sold nj 10 ,,.,.
There seemingly was arather better hact ~, 4, ,,
bonds butt OF such spasmOdic 'haactr 'n"t i
proveent may have been AL annex 10 tue sos eo1
lion. Ere second conSols after d"'le OF = 10 ~
go. Ia Al u but the Ia. amounted only 10
SIS 900 Missouri Kansas and Texas htst e"hsois Wc,e
l. higher iO2e Chesapeake ana ONO hrStr series ~
were up "A at 73i9 Central OF Ncw.Jcr,ey cohhos wcro
on " AT % ~ and ehsh aud Wilk,Abarie consoS w.Io
"sr cent iower nj 81 et. Louis and Iron Noun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
Re range Of prices and the total dealings were as

Elsewhere the clearanccs were; Oil City, 5,21O000;
Bradford Dos 900: and Pttsburg 100000 barrels.
The sales of stocks at the New-lork Petroleum and
Stock Board amounted 70 %. $50 shares.
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRApFoRD. Penn, Nov l9--Crude oil dull and
steady, awaiting developments in Butler County. Ma
tional Tran and Tiewaer Tuesday 70 OBS bbls
total shipments SO, $50 bills. charters 6l,349 bbls.;
oerances 5264 900 bbs National Transit certificates
opened at 70A and CLOSED at III highest price. 72s;
lowest price, 1865
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CH AMBKRs-ileiore Barrett J-Nos a ?
q 10 IS az o. 81, bS 81. a. 81. 81 3d. 49, i23 ia 81
i2d l27 100 1874 40 AL li2 liJ i4G 49, lB7 ri no
2lg 263 251. 25g 282, POS. Assc, sment case ~
surnEsg ConHi.srrClAL Igah-pam i,,,sefore Andrews
sso 1877. s2A go s67. 7Os 1888 1872. $685. sA Tao 76S
SO3,
SUPREME courr-CscurrPAnr -Ds'orc Reach Nos
xiS3. 2Dbo, 1868, y6b0, 1857
40 1859 24Jy 2s. 2s77 2JOJ, 1908 1914 z2ss. 2a3i
273t. 2Big.
supsEnr counT-CIncur- PART II-Betoro Donohue. j.
No. .Sss ; 2.sa az Sl,s lest zs7' sge 727, MS,
2y7t 1885, 27U 2As 2slb 3u0t 3Ol0, S0lI 1928 1925.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUIT
Lawyer Bangs had case before Justice Var

Brunt in the Supreme Court yesterday and so Lawyer
Choae consented "A further adournmc for the day
Huntington suit before Justice Beach wherein
Mr. ConAllng is one of the factors. Mr.. thOate was
willing 10 accommodate Mr. Bangs but he of the
opinion still that Mr. COnklings engagement with the
democratic National Committee not OF profess
CHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
RESULT or INSPec7iN0 cor STAHLeS

The veterinary inspectors appointed by the
Department at Agriculture 10 Investigate tho extent OF
contagious pleuro- pneumonia In New-Iork aud New
Jersey met at the fih Avenue Hotel yesterday hy order
of Commissioner Loring. several veterinary surgeons
mad, reports Of their work In examining the cow stables
of CIV York Long Island and NtWlersey lhey found III
75s stables ia this city, containing IBIS cows, 20 az
acked with the disease. Among 1907 cows, ID l1l3
stables inspected Long Island. there were 80 thus
affected. Among 1897 III 800 stables on staten island
Ih',e were 10 I'm i3 stables in New-Jersey, containing
$50 cows there were The Jersey city Aht0lf
was visited thirty nine times and ~ cases were FOUND
there or 81 dead animals examined the NewYork
oa dock 20 found to have had the disease In the
houses OF Newio and Brooklyn 20 were cH
ness of the has been proved beyond question:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Nov. 10.

NEw-YORK. Nov TO-
There was a rally in the price of oil certih-
Gates to-day ~ Is against 7os cents last night.
Blt the total dealings were recorded at less than
1000 900 barrels against 900 barrels yester
day. There pressure Of sales upon the market
aud the bulls had their way in advancing quotations
after brief period OF uncertainty around II 970s
But I'm the afternoon, although the from the oil
fields still showed decline I'm the output Of the Thorn
Creek district, prices slowly sank and the close
barely steady at shade above the opening figures.
Carrying ended fiat and the bull traders predicate
hopes for advance the supposed oversod condition
of the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20

One of the immigrants who arrived at Castle
Garden from the steamship England yesterday was
Emma Olsel a comey young Finland woman. Her hus-
band is sailor the Coast Survey schooner Drift
Where the schooner was seemed to trouble her the most
for she believed that she would find her husband o
board and THAI she would he permitted To JOIN him. she
concluded wait for inquiries to he made and passed
The time in knitting and learning English Of the
clerks by nghtfal she was able 10 speak and under
stand stocking and call again" As she about
learning another word joyous message came To her
that the Drift was lying at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20

s,s,ees Of the Waited state: Ocv.t Of Cems INT nsx
s"pssSsa ksfsfsyw sAs tellswiss ksys sssn Hyerfse
Msla Hahn III MstiWy tySe Navcfahrs ~,
{"ra r,sst jjeasaaat Charles Y, Miller Vesi'eal No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
TIE REQUESTS OF MRS. DAVID GALLUP.
UARTFoRD Nov 19-The will OF the wi dow

of Judge David Gallup, OF Planheld, Wnnhan County,
makes the following public requests To the Cedar Hill
Cemetery IN Hartford $4,000, for gateway at the
entrance OF the cemetery Hartford Hospital, g.. 000
for the Old Peoples Home Hartford Orphan Asylum
So 900 and the Hartford UnOa for Home Work, 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
NARINE INTELLfGENCE.

MINIATURE ALHASAo .
ssnnsss. $50 sctslist Aooa sot. 7~a AasnaAs~e~
wArER TO-DAY. -.
/K-ssn6y Hosk 9:OS iGsv. Island 9l4 He'll 9ats 20
FH.-sapdy HAsk s:25 Gov. Island 1904 Hen oss~ Ai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20

SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 10 rurDentne quiet at 28i2c bid.
SAVANNAH Nov. 10 rurpentius nrin al zoe.
WILMINGTON, Nov. l9.-Iurpentne arm AZ 2Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Nov 49, l2:}O m.-Erie 1885 do Second Con-
soils "a New-York Genital, 91 Illinois Central, 12ola
Mexican Ordinary. 3Sla Canadian Pacific. 10 7s 81 Paul
Common 77s4
Paris advces Three Per Cent Rentes 7S francs
81 u confines the account
p m.-Bar Silver Is quoted NJ 49ad. per ounce. -
Second Cons soils, 12a; New York Central 9O'4
Illinois Central 1875 Mexican Ordinary. 49, Canadian Pa
cliic. 10 -
Paris quote Three Per cent Rentes at IS francs 72
confines for the account.
The bull gone into the Bank of England
balance to-day Is 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-20
MINES AND MINING.

sALESAr THE NEWTORK MIyIyG EXCHiyGE
NEW YORK. Nov. 10 1881