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New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
A LARGE BOOK PUBLISHER FAILS
LIABILITIES OF $500, ,OOO-wHAT CAUSED THE sUs-
PENSION.

fIABIIITIEs OF $500, ,OO0-wHAT CAUSED THE sUs-
PENSION.
Richard Worthington, publisher, NO, 40
Broadway, made assignment to Charles PERKINS,
president Of the East River National Bank, yesterday
His liabilities are about $3O0000 and the preferences
fxom $4,000 to 100000. The principal preferences
are as follows The East River National Bank whatever
balance may be due 1t; the National Park Bank about
s35 600; Mrs Margaret Worthiugton S1l,ss3 SO; Mrs
Elizabeth spro $500 05 and the holders OF fifteen
promssory made by the assignor to the order OF
George A. Leavitt & Company. aggregatng $4,000 S.
This preference made upon the condition that certain
given in exchange for the notes are paid at
maturity The Trow Printing and BooKbindng Com
many, 81 600 The preference to the Trow Company
does not cover the entire amount IN wh'ch
it is creditor. There are about hity
creditors in Now-York amsng whom arc Virgins,
Goodwin & Co., and Bulky Dunton Co., paper ner-
chants The creditors named hold over One-haf the OBJ
legations of the assignor. About $4,000 OF tie ab-
ties are persons in England Those creditors VINO are
outside this city in the United States to whom arg'
est sums are due are: George Barrie, Philadelphia
$1,000; Houghton. Mihlin & Co., Boston, $4,000 and
Rice Kendall Boston 81 800. The nominal assets are
100000 twO-thirds being in stock.
The csnse assigned the failure Is heavy depreciation
in prices and bad collections. Mr. Worthngton began
business in this city in 1874, and in the following year
went into bankruptcy. He nal previously laIeu i'll TIC
same line OF business at Montreal
Mr. WorthingtOn said about his failure last evening:
My business in the last three months has fallen Tar Ne
low my expectations 1t has been 10000 less thn
i'm the corresponding period last year, although with h
Increased stock had reason to suppose IT would ID,
about 90 900 larger. Collections have beeg very had
and good deal of business paper which had dis
counted have been Obliged to take up In spite OF the
bad debts and heavy depreciation IN prices however
my assets still exceed my liabilities by about TlO7,Ooo
There is no that pay debts IN full II can
only have little time in which to realize from my as
sets An extension is all that should dare 10 ask from
my creditors In all my experience have never known
the business be dull in holiday season as IL has
been in the last three months"
meeting of creditors will be held next Thursday at
2 O'clock Leavtt's Trade SalerComs. when state
ment OF assets and liabilities will be presented
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
PROFESSOR DIRLINGS WILLS.

DR. ROosA LOOKING FOR ONE THAT HE SAW MADE
OTHERS SAID TO HAVE BEEN DRAWN.
n An administrator will probably be appointed
Mt the surrogatc Office to-day to take charge Oh 'o
estate of Professor Darling, until 1t IS determined
whether his esteemed friend Mrs Amelia DelacroleN
the sole egatce under his wil-or his protheIs ana
sisters or his alleged daughter is his legal heir All
parties to the contest going ON before t1e sros"o
agree that this is the proper thing be done The only
oucsfon that will arise will he as TO the person to he ap
roiuted d. d. b. St John Roosa who filed the petitOp
asking Tor the appointment OF administrator Is anN-
ious to find will that made at his house ABOUT juno
% 1888 by Professor Darling in the presence OF him
self and his wife, according to which he was appointed
trustee and directed TO dispose OF Professor Darius
estate in different manner fomthat set torth III INC
will dated April 27 1881. by which all the estate Is iet
to Mrs peacroicx Professor Darling took the VIII
that was made at Dr. Roosas houseaway with him ana IL
has OF been seen since is thought that this willisnow
in the Professors room at the University Medical 'o
lcge which since his death has been under lock ana seal
If THIS will cannot be found the contest VIII oc con-
tinued hy DR. ROosa, who will endeaLOr 10 prove It's o'
tents by the testimony OF himself ana MIC. .-.,
An intimate friend OF Professor Darling said yesterday
There is good reason 10 believe that there Will soon be
other wills offered or probate Of later date than any
that have yet been shown believe the Professor
number OF wills in the same manner lhat ne n MAJ
that no knew their contents except ny % t
and always locked them up in his room snT" ' f Lis
mind frequently changed to the disposition oi ns
valuable anatomical collection. At one time ne tnyk
Of giving 1t to the Royal College of surgeons o, Ehgann
Then he talked for while of giving u 10 the ~
Natural History In this city short time hefOre MS
he that he would surely leave It to ,e d na AI
and that is tha. nc would not leave single bone y c
University Medical Goese lie o Gsafq beGn reated , fary
by the faculty, and only TWO OF them c"io' ul'' '
i inmacd that at some stage of this contest an
attack vim he made upon the mental s4nnff Se M in 0 Which
MrS naIa
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
CLOSING PRlOES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRASCIsCo Jan. 10 1885.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
TEXTURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

Business was dull at the Produce Exchange
to-day and the tendency OF the grain markets was
toward lower prices. The foreign markets reported
10 be only steady while the export demand continued
Hight and there was no important change In the move
ment OF grain at the Atlantic seaports at the Western
centres The bulls have met the argument derived from
the recent snowfas by the that the has done
little benefit To the wheat land because OF the high Winds
which have scattered the where 1t should lie
protecting mantle II not until the last hour, how
ever that the markets showed any recovery but then
they were influenced bya warfare against tho shorts
which ended In rally OF prices from the decline OF over
cent which had been recorded pre-
viousy Tho reaction was accompanied by
Wild rimOrs OF foreign complications which
were saiI 10 threaten immediate The final
changes In prices important, hut the closing
quotations were of l. ia cent in spite OF the late ad-
vance.
Final prices for wheat January. 90 February,
o2i2 March. 81: April, oja and May, 97 cents Corn
ended 52 for January 503- FOR February. 5O4 for
March aud April and SOLE for May options The closing
quotations for Oat. February, 35A March 3bli
April 3Gi2 and May 374 PROVISIONS were without Tea
tuTe.
At New-York. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts of to-day Wheat. lO9,s6i bushels;
corn 30. 800 bushels: oats lOl ODj bushels total grain,
$50 .G- bushels: nout 259j barrels. The receipts az
Chicago. Milwaukee aud - Louis Wheat. l3b,S9l
bushels; corn 2Gi.327 bushels oats, o.732 bushels
total grain. JOOgJO Bushels; -four %. iJd barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
HIS WIFE RESIDE HIN IN COURT

DR.. Rudolph Tauszky was taken from Mount
Sinai Hospital to the Yorkyl.e Police Court yesterday
His young wife Frances whom he tried KILL occupied
seat beside hmand his sister stood close by His brother
inaw Max Danziger acted spokesman for the party
Police Sergeant Norris testified that he called to the
doctors house. at No. 6l2 Lexingtonave on January A.
and was met by Mrs Tauszky, who was wounded in the
head She told him that her husband had shot her and
had locked himself iu their apartments where she be-
leved he had shot himself He found the doctor lying
on the floor of his office with wound In his
forehead. and blOOd-stained pistol lying
beside him. Danziger informed Justice Muir
ray that sheriffs jury had adjudged the prisoner
insane but had appointed guardian 10 attend to the
estate The documents in the fix the doctors pos
TER until Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
There were no transactions in State bonds OF city

There were no transactions In State bonds. OF city
bank stocks, Metropolitan sold a. at l2l Central Ma
over, ex-dividend. QOl al l4O
Tie general bond market ruled weak and made little
showed for shares. Erie seconds made the best re-
cOvory after selling at 80 they ended AZ o4 AGAINST %
cned from 1914 to II 2a7l and the currency Gs were
OF per cent at 2i West Shore and Buffalo hrst os de-
sas and Texas first consols of per cent
at lOi Canada Southern rsts steady at 96 New
first IS were off Il at 1854. East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia cons"l 5s we're easier at - and the In.
declined per to 95 New Chicago and ST. Louis
first Gs, after 30, were UNCHANGED &C 9oi2 Al tho
Louisville and Nashville issues ruled weak Houston
and Texas Central rsts, main nc rose Ia 70 81 Due
closed at 90 Central aud Hudson consol sold down. TO
fS s ra and quincy debenne IS deped to %
Rock island 6s sold at 1877 Oregon short Line
Us were Off u S9l2 Texas and Pacihc flrstst RIO
Grandc division off per cent at 52i2. Northern
Pacific frsts after decline of Is to 9oa were about
The SUB Treasury gained on balance s2Sl o2s @ made
MP by gains of $2i3,s36 currency and sl7os7 coin:
The days business covered: Receipts, Sl,2os,OJt;
payments, 81 027 OBI currency balance, Sl7s2l,osA;
The local money market is unchanged to-day some
call loans were made a; high a, per cent but sne pre-
Exchanges, Sl0i, i,l57,554; balances i05.00i.
ceyed 900 in national bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts were $6o29'4 ana te ihtefnaA
The foreign exchanges dull and steady with un.
changed quotations for business as follows BANKERS
spectiyely: 5233 and 52ll for francs; 9ii2 and 30
for reichmaTks; 397s and 4ois for guilders -.
In London British cOnsols strong with an ad
vance OF s per cent to 99 and 907s respectively for
money and account United states per cents after
decline OF g. closed unchanged at l2Js and the 4i2s
were Is lower 1874 American raj ways opened weak
and lower the o'clock quotations showed some recov
ering the O'Clock quotations, responsive TO our early
Declines again lower and the market closed az too
lowest figures OF the day, Bar silver was l-l6d lower
at 1879 At Paris French per cents to 197 ana
sight exchange London ruled at 2333 francs 10 the e
The weekly statement of the Bank 0i France SHOWS
specie gain OF ii ,02l 600 marks.
The following table shows the tons and percentages
shipped by of the railroads east from Chicago OK
-four grain and provisions for the week ended last sat.
nriay in comparison with the same week OF 1858 ano
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
COUNTY MEDICAL OFFTCERS

Twenty four members of the County Medical
Association last evening at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons and elected the following officers: Presi
dent Charles A. Leale; vice.presdent, f. q. Janeway
recording secretary p. b. Porter; corresponding and
statistical secretary. c. Bun treasurer. W. " White
member of Executive Committee William f. White The
retiring president Dr. William DetmOld given "a vote
OF thanks, to which he pleasantly responded The treas
urcrs report showed that 1l0 members had paid their
dues and fOrtyOne in that the receipts
the year were sf3 aid the expenditures 1891 81
ing balance OF S51l 10 committee appointed to
formulate plan for establishing district societies. for
the purpose OF increasing the membership Of tcCOuny
Association.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
EUROPEAN FINAScGAL MARKEr4

LONDON Jan. I0-l2:3O u. m.-Unitei states -Four Per
Bonds 30. FouT and liaf Per cent b0ns llo'G
Atlantic and Great western frst Mort iaSe Tuees osI;
tUcates 80 Mortgage. IA Erie. lS 10 >Nond
CousOs 81 Ncw.IOrE Central = = Illinois Central ~
Pcnnsyvani 81 "a Mexican Ordinary. - ~ tahadsh I'd
cite Al e: 81 Paul Common. 20. ., ,-
ayices quote Three Per Cent Rehte' az 10 francs
20 cenimcs for the account 80, 80,
nj nitel Four Per Cent Bonds l25is Atan
tir ana treat Western First Trustees tetlcaes,
H. second Mort yase Ere. y DO Second oiso.s'
81, New. York Central Illinois Central 22l. Pennyi
vanil jO7 Relding ~ Mexican Ordinary, 319 Canadian
Paclic. 4Oas It. Paul Common =.
B .-B silver quOfeA NJ ~ ~ per ou'c' -
Pans adyces quote rhre Per Gent ttrne, AZ - tsDes
cntns for the account aud ENch nge London AZ -
raucs SO ccntime' Tor cnock% .-, MI. -,
BERLIN Jan l9-1he statement of the lnperlh BANK OF
Germany shows an increase in specie Oi lO2OOJO marAs
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
THE TRADE II CHICAGO.
my kGRArH no rME TRIhINE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Thc crowd on Change
wa, uuu-unlly large III. morning the price Of wheat
was on tho down grade. and everybody seemed inter
esicd I'm the outcome hurnr!ug something OF the kind
for Monday morning. May wheat opened steady
A. sci2 cents, declined slowly until 1t reached
ssh ccnts, the lowest point OF the day
Al this point n remarkable thing occurred
which raised price OF wheat to within cent Of the
opening figure cntcrprisiEg "bull" directed the
attention of The brokers aud scalpcrs 10 the alarming
condition ~ affairs u Egypt ard tho terrible consc-
qucuccs of clash of British French and German arms
Tho bears with CONSERVATION made haste to buy back
the wheat they had just sold short" IL the Inst half
hour of the sessions. the uproar In the pit increased
every minute. when tie bell iollcd It's hua summons
to bull-" aud clears" To stop their Wraugius. the
scene Babel -! '"Eiusluu
Nav pork opened .ia cont. hghcr at 80 60 then sold
down t0 sl2 - nl picking up toward the cnd closed
~ cents under the opening. The corn market was
strong u W, call'd early by Adams. who bought
over 10000 bushels, supposedly to cover
shorts. Baxter @Wu- buyer or Long
KamuoIcr uslal heavy seller at the top
IL. sale for The day viii amount fully as much a4
AdIH-'- purrhu-t-. Partridge Wi- also seller Late IN
the aud h" MAY option which opened i cent
ielrr at 81 i cents hud touched i9II cents closed
hide weaker Ht Il + cents.
Ihgr" considerable realizing IN " long oats, the
amounts thus s1ld however quickly taken by the
shorts" 80 the price did not tuctuItc widely. The
Mny option opening ~ 3lii cents went down TO 3lis
and closed the same ~ on saturday at II 4 cents
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
TURyED OUT BY HER LANDLORD.

Mrs. Eva Lowey accompanied by her six chill
dren the oldest girl of twelve went to Police Head
quarters last night and applied for shelter She told
Inspector Byrnes that she had been living for the past
ten months at No 252 Elzabeth-st. Her husband
cigaaker but had been taken sick and Ia Bellevue
Hospital They unable TO pay the rent and John
Hork, the landlord dispOssessed her Her few house
hold effects had been put the sidewalk Inspector
Byrnes sent the family up TO MatrOn webb.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
CLOSING PRICES or PHfLA DELPHIA STOChS
R,port,d 6y JOHN II. DAVIS ~ Co. II Walls.
MONDAY, Jan. 1872. ".

MONDAY, JAN l3-P. VI
Todays stock speculation not one that was guided
bv the merits OF the respective properties but was one
that in early dealings was based upon rumors OF impend-
disasters and upon the fact that none OF the r
morswere confirmed by today's occurrences Elience,
while tho general belief the rumors led To disposition
,o sell stocks I'm the early hours the larger and better
Informed operators who knew that no failure would oc
Cur to-day had sure thing In buying All STOCKS '''
uer, offered because OF the distrnst FOR they KNEW
,ha, q ponf, ,alment OF the promised disasters would
no,o an active competitive demand later In the Day
M, roor,mme to-day was carried out to the letter.
- n.rator who sold stocks this morning because no
h.,l.ved that before night the whole hnanciai eoui-
unity youId be I'm a court OF bankruptcy was an
nt huver I'm the last hour Yet the market generally
closed lower than IL did on Saturday night some snsh
yoius here and there are recorded but they arc he
r.eecton OF cliaue efforts to punish those VINO
do not subscribe to their eccentric 'eW' Va
the situation The only real news Vi '
dav. vas te action of the coal compah'o'
ro.idents in the appointment Of committee Oh 'nreo
to try IN induce the Pennsylvania Railroad oomp'is W
oofdr II. ste resolution rogardng tho comDihatoh'
an, ,,ung I'm that to communicate with the miners WIN
n,r hv m. ponusvlyania Railroad. Evidently Tor some
on dorov "a sought before announcing the failure 10
h,n. Novertbeess the coal stocks at the close were
,, vaar.st of the list Delaware and Hudson closed
,,h Toe, a, Iio Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
,,h Ios a, 10 and Central Of New-Jersey with loss
., = nor cant and Morris and Essex guaranteed per
cent Inv delaware Lackawanna and WESTERN
wos off per cent. The trunk lines ana
IN. orangers show irregular final changes-some
nm and others down, according as the early news
created short interest in the different shares oa 'n'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
COTRT OE APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. I9.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day Hon william G. Ruger C. j. and associates pre-
sent the following causes were argued
No 4-Thc People. respondents agt the Rev. Alfred r.
VCdder. appelan
ri Catherine sitter and others. respondent.
The following IL the Motion Calendar for January 20;
NOS 74 757 76. 100 76l. 7Gs 57 772. 77S. TIA 775.
776 III 77H, Il3 77D 1872.
The following II the day calendar:
Nos G. :, = II. II. l3, 20. 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
GENERAL BI'TLER SUES s. b. ELKINs.

The Mora grant IItISatIOH WIHCH '. " -.
several times before the United states Circuit W
again brought up yesterday by the hlhs Vi ,,nst
plapt I'm suit by General benjamin i. Butter he
stephen H. Elkius to compel him to convey ~ Mora
plaintiff 100000 acres OF land. portion o.. ~ ~. 400 md
grant The land was be purchased for SI''oUJ WI Mr.
the agreement made. but General IulIca nutier
Elkns could agree upon its terms GeneIa, ,he
therefore calls upon the Circuit Court 10 co'HP'' Wv
making of a deed.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
WARNINGS AGAINST A FORGER.

1t has been reported that money has been OBJ
tained upon forged checks drafts drawn upon the
Second National Bank of Cleveland Ohio. and signed
4" standard OH Company, by L. NJ. McGrcgor other
names Several OF these checks 1t is said, have been
cashed by banks aad individuals In AtchisOn Kan
Jackson Miss, New-Orleans and Atlanta Ga The drafts
said 10 have been Autographed Kansas City es
Establishment and are printed In black ink upon BUT
paper The f0rger Is said TO travel under the names of
@. 4. Thomas, T. &. Adams and Charles W. Moore hav-
ing with him Standard Oil Company leter-heads and
representing himself as agent OF the Standard OIL
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
SUING A BANK FOR A HUSBANDS MONEY.
Mrs. Annie VI. B. II llsey is at war with the


Tradesmen's National Bank. She Is proceeding against
the corporation TO certain deposited with
1t by her the sole egatee and execurix the will Of
her husband Anthony Hasey, who ut the time OF his
death In 1879 was the cashier Of the bank When her
husband died. she AYERS. the officers Of the bank ex-
pressed great sympathy for her and through their adj
vice she employed William H. Hoes as her attorney
The lawyer, Mrs Hasey says sold about Sj5 600 worth
Of bonds and stock which her husband had owned and
deposited the proceeds with the Tradesmen's Bank In
forming that this would be best her husband WAS
indebted TO the corporation and her money would be
safe there When Mrs Hasey sought some OF the money
she told that her husband had owed the bank more
than 1000 and her demanding definite statement
OF his financial relations with the banb the officers re-
fused the desired Information, according TO her com
plant She therefore began suit In the Superior
Court for accounting.
The bank recently asked Judge Ingraham for order
compelling Mrs Halsey TO file security for costs. The
president, Nathaniel Miles, I'm affidavit accompanying
the application. depOsed that the money OF the Iiasey
estate deposited with the bank was not suhceDt 10
pay the banks claims against the estate since MT Hal
had obtained large OF money from inc corpora
ton, for which notes were held by the bank Mrs
Hascy, in opposing affidavit declares that che and
her attorney. N; A. Kellogg, have in vain I'm sought q
statement from the bank and asserts that the corpora
ton has now in Its possession deed OF property In
East Broadway worth $4,000, signed by Mrs Hasey,
while she denies any recollection OF having put her name
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
A BOSTON La WYER INQUIRED FOR.

A letter was received at the Bureau of Vital
Statistics yesterday making in quries regarding the
ported death In this city Of Charles Ron Branard,
lawyer Of No. IL Pemberton square, Boston Mr.. Brain
ard started for home from Washington January O. He
has not been by any Of his then
and report reached Boston Saturday that he had
oied In NewYork His not found in the death
records OF the bureau yesterday Mr. Branard had
siderable money his person when he left Washington
de IL forty-hve years OF age
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


and wife 10 r no ....-...,. 49,, ,OOO
2d.aye " g. ~ n = of .6ths, 66KlOO Henry heiri-
tO J I Bunenthal ........ 80. ,.....;.
Ridge \ 100 y OF DeaDcry.st. 22N !hi Soiu
mon Jacobs and wife TO evy and another ..----
and another 10 Vim Wottus aud another. l2,O0C
BayRrdst A. loo II from Iorilari 81. luOx3uO ~ 10
Jacob-st, lOOx3l3; Il w Robinson 10 Charles ,
7Bth.st s. 25lrlO IL of 3d.avc 25.2r022; Flo ooo
Mailer ct al To W Mschlor 49,. <'ooo
lgth.st n a., nag IL OF Ave-B lhbrO2i In0pas ,
Middleton TO Fred SOingcr. ;,;
Ie1ingtOnave 10 II OF 5lst-st, opxlOo no ,,,
Tubbs and wife to A q loyy ,i -''o-0
Glst-st 226 II Of llth.ave 75rlOO'o Ii 20 .,e
and wife TO Ford loehm '''oo'
9S ap aaone 10 enIamin adron ~ 7.5Ot
l22d.st n =, l09 q II Q OF 2dave, l25X16i william
Austin 10 Corneis IS Drew. ...-.......,
l2?ds g. 20 n OF I'd ave- 296xloOlli Cornehh xos
Is Drew and another Ia Mary Barry ''"o'
7thst n 2U3.0 II OF AyrC, l9IxSHoi SosoP" M,
Heslinger and wife to carl GlOnck iV'oV'
4Sd-st, as. ~ It OF 2d.ave l7XlOOb; MatiiaA
Bu. executor, 10 III - Beatty o.,
7lstst, 100 II W Dthave. lO7xlOOo y van no IN,
Loon to q Wee. and another. "''''
35th.st, ssh II o of 2tb.aye. lbDKSsV Elha o.,
Brown ct al 10 John Mitchell o"''
lI3thsI sa 100 II o OF 3d-ave. l5xlO0lO Bepa =, oo
min WaldroD ami vito t. sherman. 'oo
Same property &C JoA sherman 70 Loa.'A 1895
80 ft OF buk head Hudson River south IiuDe.t-
st. john Leiey Brewer ana another execu'o'""
nadison ave a. lot a76 n Catbsrinest Joseph -,n
FoulLe ct al 10 catherine O'Ssu ......'-..''.''' "''
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY JANUARY 90 1885

to the document She further states tnat On "s La tho
of Mr. Hoes. who she afterward ascertaih r.al es
banks attorney corporation had purcnaseras
tate in Harlem, belonging to her huspana' a' io
and other sales at less than Its real vaiue' ,, n ,,n
Judge Ingraham yesterday denied the "o''o" "
pei Mrs Hasey file security FOR costs.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-20
r1.nnrEAn prnnrNn MAnKEra-

LiyFnrOol Jan. u -P.Jv,Ilt- Il'lr "a nJ'rlaal IT
9is Ot. L1l s.s,r Italics. B2A II, ,JI jbI MtIihs
ais I'd el,rt .iIt 5it 81; 5p!iI-' 80 81 pr cT.
i.tcf-Ills fJr ..xirt tINtI d',s. Prin' Nest III
puk-Pr.inc Nos. 90 ~ mr. Mt Priu, MrBJ EIst'rl
G3s We,tern 80. Ltri-A nrr'i tjN o. Pr ~ "c't.
Chee.c-Americ.n Choi,. 30 IL "heH Tel "r,t,ri
spru lo, gos vi si Niltsr. ~ ID 70 ~ 'pii ca
til 81 -prn, IL a.. Sew 'seru WInt,r IS ~, New
Mixed Western. 6s JLd California 80. 10 Id 0I, 1l,
Old -. 0L. dD Noy. ., Oi p'rc'ltiL rrodnce-Sprlt'
of rIr,,nttI, -. o. Il. bIIlDI, 2Ii 81 pr VI
refined Perii.i ID per- yl1E clover A nsrlct1
Red y. p,r cy.. ruI,y y-Ijs Il p't cyt RD'ln CON
mon 80 81; PAo Js UlJA ~ LinccI )h. 2jh IL -;
90, a.,
The receipts wheat for the plt three d1ys werf op
centIs includng tiOuJ cr1als American. Receipts OF
America corn II JbrD .ntIlt ~ 800, 50
per ion. Calcutta Iuserd. 42s. ID per quarter.
iinsoed cake Il - Rohnst PotrOlhh Il,
-i Il Lsl per gtllbI spirit, -: IIrpHnluA 225 Vi pr
cwi sperm Oil. e55 Der Ip,'n-Comnon, - Va ~ Is
d. Pale Is lis: PrJvt,Jns Lard. So. nt per cSt tot
American -ugar. l3s. 81 cwt Tor cuba 'entrtuSlI
p1lAliEng g5 and IlsOlIa Ji for CuDs duSc1VadO lAr
I,i "A