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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dee > (Speca) livery mcnber
OF the local crowd WAS bull to-day. Wheat
N one time showed advance OF cc.ts
and sellers Of calls were much pcrturbeI Tho
wear corn deal is provoking more comment now than
wheat on u0yt To-day 10000 bushels Of corn was
hiuptl 1 on tie the steamer siberia and the holders
ofta,h corn kept al tAcy held 10 themselves. no
pressure from the shorts shown by the fact lt tho
Dor l. t,r * Co.. who are engineering the deal. have
k.ut bold front, and although tAs was
ouiv Tie scond day OF the month, there were
Oh icrs from suJit, % bug cash corn - cover
contracts Mccormick Kennctt & CO. are said 20 DO
leading with December for the account oil Chapman, Of
conn ct Oh u the deal. "NaU' Jones enyeued the pa
by bidding 10 ceuts for 100000 bushels of May. liz
sold the very next instant 100000 bushels OF Nay to ~
n. Bliss nc iOl5 cents. ,.,
The stock OF provisions made public last nCht was,
the plutrs ,Hv made longer than i On-ht 20 D. Tho
urcr oil tie product did not. however, materially dee
cline The close was Mt about the opening figures
advanced a most q fuu cent IN n few minutes. Tho
sellers OF last night at SO cents were tie larg-
e,t ana most excited buyers. The close was January
wheat 81 February s1ll cents; year corn 4Os Fc9ru.
airy 3-93 cents; January pork - Ia January Lard
rG Is.
Pus ON January wheat sold this afternoon az So calls
AZ ,.lt CENTS There were l,Ol9,@99 head oI hogs
received 'lst month and lj6,902 head shipped
The receipts to-day we're Is cars OF W. at II oi
recent, for tomorrow are 1874 OF wheat, 30 "
corn ! D Of oats and $4,000 head OF ~. 1900
The stock " provisions made public Last n-l- -Ho"s
II 900 burrcl3 of pork of all kinds 3.o'O U~ts OF
contract lard ana IG0 tercts or Othct hA".' ANU
2i-22,3lo po3uds Of short ribs. midd.es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

LIVERPOOL. Dec 1890 2. m.-CQiIol DUN M't,.nE
Upland. 3 81 Cdi NuUuI urlU ms ioL. o..7 .''IO
lal.4. including Juu bales i.l speculation .' 'el' ~
receipts. g. LOO taot al AmcHttl 'tt.'i lur, tp'4l
Low Mddlu. clause. December d.FtD. D. 9tt.'' a. rio
c,Abtr .ud January delivery, lLl $50 "''l ' Ill.,
nary aud February delivery, jUlL. aI-o . tg.1 3o
February ant March delivery. Hptdi "l.p % ...l' 49,
March ana Alrl delivery, lNB+d also lht"i "'
Npul aud May delivery . l6GlAj also li1dt d. My
aGi Jun" delivery, lGJid, also cd. 40 Jun. 1..
delivery, . 2i ga. ,,.,.,.. ...
icnicrs fQr Genyery at toAays clearing 100 bales n'"
5 d. M" he s,cs toalv included 5000 bale, american
dtlvtIy. G-Gid sellers dn December aw Jhhaiil nc
I.Gid. sellers do January ana ltIiNIy "eHH'tl
5.Gid. buycrs do February and March iNtIy' 1'Au
rrtrs do March and Aplu delivery " IL ld .A'' 81
do April ana Nay delivery ll.oll sellers ~. ~
June delivery 9l6ld sellers do June nnd July 3t'El
52lOid scilcrs; do July and August dehNoiS' '-7O'u
value. ..-.-.., a.. 80, ,..fg
y. -Cotton-Futurc4 closed quiet. Cpiauds Low 9cG
Ing cause December delivery, a., ~ DuEV @
crmber and January delivery u.Gii. value 10 January
aui February delivery. 7ld. sclersj d. tc9iHN ana
March delivery J-6id. SELLERS do. MARIN anu NPl" w
vcry Hold buyers: do April and MAY druIeH. % -
0Id sellers do May and June delivery looiu UD viai
a., June and July delivery 81 Odd DuYcisi d" "uf ana
August delivery, ZJO ID. sellers. .,... IN. ro,y
dALyEs1oy Dee. 2.-Cotton quiet Mddllns Us, 10"
Middlng. nHsi Good Ordinary, So het anu gus, i3
5Ofb bdlcs lxporiB 90 Great britain iot' ""'o7' ''
2Ul blesi stock. lOl.7bl baeS .,,, % o.. 10. to,r
SAVANNAH. Dec. 2-COttOn quleti MhdlhB' =
Middliug ga Good Ordinary. "a net a, sio''
5734 bales. Exports The Continent oOl4 pa vi o,a
Wlss lOi bales sales 100 Oale7i STOCK Iuv'"OI '
NFw.OmEAAs Doc cotton quiet, Middllng, = lSio D
Low Middling 7lOi Good ordinary = -" nuV ri,et9
1859 DoIes gross 1898 bales exports 70 Great ntl'a
1s1 Dalo3i TO Francr, lJ.S2 balcsi % mo
bales CoastHse. 0,2J2 balcsi SlleS J.oO" DAio' 'oO
Zoe, 400 Dalea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
CALENDAE5 TO-DAY

sfVrVfV COURT. CIAN3l is--BofOra Andrews - Nos
g. 90 1875 lZ7 IA 22j 252 2j5 25G 2j0 2iO 2s9 POO
20 ~ 30 - so. 2S3 49, $751; 800 Jj7 So 362 3Gl
sur lT CONFESSIONAL TERN-Beforo ronohuc j.
no daY calendar
suPM2E COURT CIRCUIT PART Iv.-Before Van BruntJ.
Adjourned
suEEOcATE'g COURr- Before Rollins SWNs Of QredeI.
lex % balea Nay Teresa itattOn pm.
SlfEhiOR COUII-GENERAI TERM-AdOuruei until first
hOnl- 10 December
Superior COUR1-5fgCIAL Iag'i-BefOr O'Go1naA. j.
no DAY calendar.
SuPEMORCOURf-TH8AL 2 liam IlI.-ReiOTe Iugra
ham, J.-AdjOulncd t.l friday. n. uber
CoANos PLEAs-GEsERAL 4LgN-AdOurEed tin first Mon
a. D. December
coMMox PLEAs-sPucIAL TERM-Beforo DAILY. c. J.-No
1aJ calendar
.CoUEro Oy1R AXD adjourned until December
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- IL curTMa cAsEBE sErILED!

\ steIday WAS the time fixed by Surrogate
Rollins for General william Cutting to nc his answer to
tic citation % show why he should not Do removed
Io. thc cXcrg-oI,p II inc estates Of Francis b. and
J-vWaid CDttiug Tor alleged breach " trust Lawyer
ItDus behalf Of General Cutting, said that his cu
prepared % lie his answer set ana UGH pro-
CceJilg might be unnecessary Ia few days. lie asked
Tor am adjournment. Frauk.iu Bartlett representing
Ir-. LYDIA Cutting who instituted the proceeding, Was
lot opposed to adjournment. but sirOd tho SurrO-
gate 10 fix upon friy tle time for tlc answer 10 be
lea. I. matters not arranged ~ the meantime be
thought General Cutting should put fl his answer to
tie citation. The Surrogate decided that the matter
Should stand over TIL Friday thOut ruling that the
a. aver should be put IA By that tuDc.
.r Bartlett said that arrangements were pending for
settlement OF the case. AS b. tho particulars ~ the
contemplated arrangement 10 dcci ucQ TO talk Mr. Ia
b:se said that IL would be improper for him sy any
thing 10 present; Il would All come out probably "a
lev days II is understood, however, that the settle
meut Includes tie retention Of General Cutting a4-
uinistrator OF the estate Oi Francis T. Cutting.
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALDANY, Dec. 2.-In the Court Of Ammo

Tag the following causes argued
10 3 8Wlllm Martin. appellant, at tho Tribune As.
sod-t.1n responded CuOd IL Bartlett for appellant,
Come JUS Ruuklc for -pOldent
53y-Ihc schenectady stove Company respondent at.
thar IyDrook anl Others appellants Jesse johnson for
alpe. ant. Lu4J Root Tor respondent.
30 4pt james all Respondent agt BENJAMIN I Chand-
ler appellant Leslie v. Russell for appol1Dt John kcl.
IOrg tor respondent.
80 HlIle Kerosene Lamp Heater Company appellant,
a2t John 0ta0Ouc and others. respond /
appellants COVau for respondent.
80. 6o-GeOTgc Long, e ant agt. the MiIcr.iOwn
Iron company res oldc1ts James Lansing for appellant
CCgan for respondent.
trait Of his grandfather Frccborn G. Jcwet who was
the first Chief Judge Of the Court Of Appeals The gift
accepted.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,r.,.,-..r wednesday, Doc. .-BITNrS- Rtecipt,
i.-' f ,o't ~ ms NJ i,rs.,, citl ~. 4
@,i ..} i.'I I,r foir oays zoos ntld .li'-t
q i 't tor Ma, .'r t.uo I.4t Vc.k Tho arrivals an.
r,,o , Al. Bulls ana DIV COWS ana .,los yer, at q
W t n, ''--I'r ma s, ~ m f,r t0 al for tnc iartcr
a. ''l NV ttr5ty at jersey H., was lar I'm excess
of tfl .u, expected but thr good pgicr, Monday
""}. 6ul'',y ranged IRON r0ol u ,Xtra VIA he
i, Pr, u. a. ,fI,,, ~ emo Theu1tlet oneurl
l-A ID ,4' w. ~ ,y,o fir, & NJ ' ~ I-',ari
"' ftat H. & '' ea r cyrrf Wv y"Ts
% i"'l ~ "'". t..' NV ''' n44u' ..' 3''.'
g,nd not o' I,SSU '''t 1yrc vi N t315
lhr hh-l HI7 10, a. J., a. a. . IvW ..t1., ! l5I
h1iI - [ ,I l f, quo i,s ,, boyy 81 '3 o1
n fortD-h 'ows Ea,s STAYS and ~ ods,, gnd
ron rs tnI r, raw - a ~ T n '2 v Ti;. Di
- '' - y',, nd 1y Nctto d. Giii,t No. Mr. or
man H ~. ' pr 200 ~. ,,.,, OF, . ,,s ,, AZ Nat
Ai'. '.'.H. i Gl Tl ~; 3 ~ -per I01 n ''' M i''
Wau put- IVY b'tl nv 90 =, p,l i'd ,.,..,o f AZ
cdi gad t50 ,aressc s OF Rcct aud 800 5ac'c5 Of
Mutton 1 ,',in @ I'-n ''' '''' "'' ''''n wa" -
LiN, ''',I, ny Ii i,t il t-ar.u.t, stocr. ijIon
p tt- B" iia 81, Wy OF - N' ~ ~ 80. -
atr j. 60 53 1; q, - 49,: 40 i'}p W a., 3D. 90
l.ot,lt. N, 10 g b ~ 90 ,''", 80 93 Dul,i
d. l29 D, at a o. Hia"i d. u ID al e. a. - ono
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FrRnPEAN rINANrIA1. ,fARKFrs

I.NnoN Dec 2l23 80 p. rmCon5ols, 90 7.lG for money
ana 9y Do Tor tho account Atlantic and Great western
second MortEg Trustees Certificates 49, Canadian Pacific
5eo Ire - x DO second Consos 9DL Illinois Central,
II Mexican Ordinary -i Pennsylvania JG sj Reading.
l'i.
Paris ayc5 quote Three Per Cent Rcntos at 80 francs
% CcutluiC3 Tor tllr account.
p.mtonso so 5-l6 for ani 90 ~ for rho
count Atlantic 9ud Great Western First Mortgage trustees
CtrHcitci .s 4. do. Second Mortgage 1871 canadian
Pacific 5-- Ere, 26lsi do. second CDu5O 81 =: MeNi.
eau ordinary ~ Il Paul Common 0sL New-YorG Cen
tra. lOsL2. Reading ii p.
Pans advlrc5 quote exchange London no - francs
1871 tut.lucs Tor cheeks.
80 D. ~ Tho cunt Of bullion gone into the Bank Of
Lu4lan1 on balance today l3 All-,u01.
hudson I.} Company, 9L't
Pans nivD,- quote Three Ecuto3 az 80 francs
40 confines for thc account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

ssder GO 20 20 Ks3tnG steers p
yS q 3d. ~ s. g "a Z 80
~ iSo q ds !s1a g. LIZ
Wsse GG sS n las sssrs soi g. Gse 9
90 o G at R S Is tir s s0 81
6 a9s 1888 H sas g. 8 d. 70 DO B. g. % 30 g
fs4@l Sf?aS' s'ss5' 55 sas a. d. $
70 ~ 10 baltimore ok m siSGf ete LEE o. &C S'
DO 7Y0 b.. at 2Sc; 90 Band6oTes" at Is per head 20 DO
CAtvEs2 Receipts I:ii5 head. The market ruled
extremely n 9a Gr " s'gTS S o ger S and
eady t9 Good stoct sns dq t9r So9se Heavy calves
ySas sod 4 WIS wit E4f H pS SS g. 'o
e' 10 GrasscTs 300 d at &c; is Warnings i6I b. az
Fun? az %u 9q % yo9' l%l at s s ls u?
eraser; SEQ D. o. 2lac; 20 do, -97 n, at &c.
p Fed CAVES Sii b. uG a. Il ic g
Jeiie Wright & co. i07 Grassers 275 n at elc, 81 do
2S Wd r. at K Il S j eye yca Is ~ n At
r: Judd g. 4 Eaueki9ghap yees is d. at stc Fee
SHEEP AID GABs-Reeepts W We re- includInee car,
"a Ssy rse Sere CIV az 9ea$o aT at ees
we're extremely dull and &c lower while Good stock Vas
stock rm and wanted At Cast cars gf stock wer lE S
to &C. AMI car 1T Koptc1 weh6rs az sO co %s
mon to Choice Lambs sold at4a0c, few Extra States 40
saglSys57 saaeT Co I3 e KsntPeSy sa2op II
at s8c " o. w. - w.
j. ~ Pdcock, 1893 Ohio sheep 02 o. nj 4c; lO2 DO %
10; t8ci LOB Do - b. at 3'ej I92 Erzinia do, 80 ~ az
* 66 log DO a d. at - do, 80 y, az 20 yesterdays
Pennsylvania Sheep lO9 D. &C $500 90 DO 100 b. at % 3j
Judd q buckingham; 1853 State Lambs 90 d. a 5L3;
l73 DO 81 D. at jc lsG Indiana do ~ b. at SIC i9t
diana sheep 80 h. at 3ci 1915 do % ID, at c IC1 state
Newton x Gilet las Kentucky Sheep l25 h at 5isc %
ono DO 40 3D. at 5c 90 do lOl d. at lc 2O7 ohio Lambs
r. Kase Gj Pennsylvania Lambs 20 H. TAT s. Gs94; IL
Penusyvana sheep 100 70 at 2ci rs Soy do 49, b. at
34o yesterday 81 jersey Ewes ia %, at IS 7O Lambs
DIienbact & Dewey: 7js Canada Lambs 81 n. &C &c;
do 60 b. a. 6+ci 2l5 northern Canada 10, Uart sheep rs
Hume 4 Mullen: 2i7 state Lambs 10 u, at re-, III DO
u u, az $50 p DO II n No 5ac 3sj DO 10 rs NJ &c -
nc 33c; q DO o b. at 32r II o. los D. at She 81 DO
% 10 10 Sci u DO part Hucks. % b. az Zl2c.
40 50 state sheep 81 b. 20 10 100 b, at IS 5O
TGc1jc5k & paws I95 canada Lambs s. ~, at oci SO
state d. - d. az 6c DO y %, az Bci 90 do 80 10, Gt
,lgC go Michigan d. y H. 10 jac; 50 state sheep and
Lamb % OF jic 23 Michigan sheep. - D. a. sc II
Walsh Kirby CO. llG state sheer and lambs, - 70 10
4hc ia d. ~ 10. az 4ci loo do 80 d. az ic. 20 Pennsy
Naua sheep, 75 Do a 3c So state do 80 Ii. No 34ci E2j
Weon 90 IS d. at SO 90 loss - l-5 Pennsylvania Lambs
join il lease 23G STATE Lambs. 7s 70, atCc; i3 state
sheep, 100 d. at3l-c.
HtGs-Uoccipts Wcro 90 Of Sil headl9 cars at
jersey city and Al at 4Oh5t Total for Our days
Narkot lrn and J~loc higher Three cars wrT' sold 20
- 10 90 30, buttie Latter is IN eXtrems quQtlu
sale John -unIui lbs ohio Hogs lJJ y 1t 81 lJf
1000, ly- ID, at5i ~ I5j DO no %, al - 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

judge OGorman, in the Superior Coult ycsfcr-
doy granted the Wnans divorce proceedings to
show cause on Monday why Mrs. Win1n3. or Mrs.
Alice JEoci should not DO ucr I'd 70 withdraw her
from the superior CO1t
appeal DC Anderson VIII contest filed yea.
~ tac 0f the County cork by e.Judge Curtis
Al, attorney iol ,rs Watson tc p inlI IN u q Is
understood that the appeal g. b8sc tie claim that
question rs TO Whether John AlGcsQus halucnatOu3
uenotod insanity should have been submitted 90 jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter North Rirer, TeSSelS and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Spo Rio steady SIC for fair first hand lots;
active closing steady sales 1880 begs closing Deccmber
QUj46.75i January, 675OJSUj February, 6sO0G.s5
March $50 $500 Mid grades steady llo5 bales Mexicn
COrlON-spOt cotton dull and unchanged Sales. 17G
bales Receipts ~ the ports 30 100 bales against 81 237 last
week ana 49, Csc last year.
The gnontl0ns according to tn American cIIAl3ltol
u 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03

WHY sTDCNALD Is KEPT so LONG IN JAIL.
The application Of Augustine r. Mcdonald,
who has been u the Ludlow street Jail s.ace February
1872 have Tie Judgment hy default I'm the salt in
U-I.le was ARRESTED set aside ana permission accorded
Luutolutergo.e an answer, was denied yesterday By
Justice OG.r.au ot the superior Court. The petitioner
4. Iovoy and Horny T. Dole 10 prosecute % claim
AGAINST t.t United state, lur cotton destroyed curing
l.WlI. Die Was awarded -l37loo i'm gold, aud N1vcy
ard Dol, ~acI I lu tIe supreme Court OF the instruct
81 Columbia To enforce len for their
fc.Nices. AVID ULc-AaI OF tho award was
deposited Iu Govern ineLt bonds 10 q" li
cue result oi te suit I,DJnU!ds demurrer 20 lL'lt
comp Giut sustained. ad thcreup5 the bonds were
delivered o. him. audatcr selling them IoroYc. T4u"Nj'
Did. came O. t.ll. CITY, The decision on the demurrer
reversed or appeal uul u Donald was ordered 20
restore tine property lte failed 10 90 20 en- WIS o.-
j..-.I DID toIteM. ills answer was siEcEeA oHi al+
& Nut SIS u-lurlt entered against lim I'D i-.
street Columbia for ~4J,-3I 90. loVcy ara i'l4t
BROUGHT sut Iu the superior Court here on THIS )ldE
have t.c order OF arrest vacated We're ID ftu l- Gee
Iir.c. 90 tAc complaint was oy,ruJa Ac failed 20 2u
.i, .ul OLA October 20, 1872 judgment was entered
l.u-t l.m for -j2,5tJ -.
Justice ODouuaD id dis opinion says; " IL he mas
sarr, long Imprisonment iu tle Case has been hF
a.. own i.G. L.. nothing 81 lis conduct % cuti-c
IiMuoE Go la. - tUriuaIy indulgence yt inc court.
1.c question seems chiefly TO De whether tie defend
and Dy equally obstinate endurance u tIe penalty
l.rlsca upon him uy another, viii succeed in "taint
,gj tle authority Of the law. II tie defendant had
e4nsu. even ut this late hour his willingness 10 submit
cover te pliuuIs claim, subject % the judgment OF
IS lJ,.I on tulAcr litigation OF this action Ac would
D. t least iu position 20 cDuuc hiM 70 moro iaN9rl
De consideration OF the court & 20 be remarked
means. lie nowhere explains what has become OF the
large amount Of money he received on this award
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER 8 1855

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-PARr I;-IBetqre Judgo
ga g. 7 g. 81 10 H. II. 13. II, IS, l6 II:
COURT GENERAL SEss1oNs-PARL I17Beicre recorder
Smyth Assistant District Attorney PufB-NOs y - D. -
o. o., Z, 8, TO- IL, - Is, IA.
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WALDDols CLAM AGAINsr THE MALLOaT-.

WALDUO-'5 CLAIM AGAINST THE MALLONl-.
Lx-Judec Curtis yesterday in behalf of Mel
son Waidron began an action il the United states
Court TO cuoiu Marshall II. Mallory George H. Mallory
a.d Albert ~ Palmer OF tic Madison square Theatre
from using tho appliances for raising the stage Of that
theatre The bill equity sets forth that Nr WadrOn
Invented the appliance, that he received letters patent
thereon on August /, ISL and that tho defendants
are now infringing upon his right This bin
was LIed the clerks Office and sgnI0 mas were
issued to the Ial.orys and Mr.. Palmer raturuaDle
the fret Monday in January. Proceedings are also 20
b taken against Manager Eckaby, of tho Lyccum
Theatre, for u.llI The same appliance tr raising thc
orchestra II d said that the papers VIII Dc served on
lIr Rick by tais week.
A. 81. Palmer said yesterday Of tho proceedings 20 FAR
as tAe Madison square Theatre IS concerned; know
nothing one way the other about NHldr0u'- patents.
Ie was the carpenter here. ard wac discharged, bee
L.Yr ty tuC MaOrys. Tbs same claim % these patents
D. boon IN litigation before. and supposed that tIc
matter bad been settled III Mallory believes that Lc
las perfectly valid defence han take good care, If
III jun. ton j. obtained that ebundan secuutyis given
To- prevent losses 20 Mc. | simply rent Tie theatre
from The MllOrvs and have nothing 10 DO with tho
matter; yet nave received TWO letters from Mr. Curtis
o D {
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eonFAN PRODUCE ,1ARNEr.

lNrgrool Doc p rr1yoion8-- Bacon. CunJ,t'nl Gae
81, p. Long clear Midulcr 'Os 'di snort S','i 's
IL 0G SHOT, hbs, ois oL Sh'a.Ae', ~ .- p'. ~
1a H. al Tor l.stui INDIAN loss, lne Moss $. "a
ork-puua boss. 5gs Cd Per Dol. tli'iy Me- n
y.-f..Y, Ud. Illl-. -,
oAs ~ 81 lard OF. 81s 0d UlIs-L1ug cut is. I'd:
j1Srs Is 81 Batter So ia. cWt Tor lus't luilod
se,t'4 CYre-r-A mtucaL Choice. Us Cd Mlc.l--4.el
Wsf,ru > rng 7s ld IS. 3D., Red inter. - H. d.
W. .,r,, so : -1uA.7s id: New Western Mlntgi- lii
Nv NiLed Western. a.. ID. california NO !. g. ~ a
- "a C3nfIrran No. l o. ,s.2o GENITAL roduce
Sn,rits Oh lurpeulIe -Os 6 do 20 London. - Der
owl. declined petroleum. lad, 7d. pcISaOh cover 're-
Arrrcal Red 4Qs pcr rWt. Ialow- 3d. pCrcNt kcsn
e'onmol -. Gd Pale. lis Cd dus I'd Linacel on rs.
Oh per cwC IailoN-Ene Americ n -Os Oh. rim Cl-Y.
U.s. o. per American Refrigerated Beet b!ud rart-
era = Id. quarters 3 Id. ror 10. -..,
rhcrsceiDts the past lrr3 tls Wef3 i-OOO
oeutlls llcluing 2JOll Cratlls Am 'rcin.
Inc receipts II American Tor th3 past taee dY Wefe
1900 CcLtuS %,
ia per tan LsceG 43s "a rer quarter I@nsct
cake ~ 5s. IS us. ton. Rel.ntd Petroleum ~
gl per gallon spirits OF rurponule. - "a pei wit
sperm on ton Rosn-- Common. IS ec. per W.T.
lale Us ala ProYsions-Lard. 3Js O,i, per cNt toT
American. sugar, los 3D. Ver cwt ior CuDa C'ltilgn
uoarzug 90 and lis d 0l3 oifOr ClOa AuscuV ' ar
r. Tuning adolt Australian TalloN-Beot 24s o. - -oa
0li Mutton. 2ls. 90. U-o& Oh Cocoa Nut O"-~rI'On'
G21 9s. Ochln, t3l o.
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TILE HONEY MARKET.
ACTUAL SAILS. / Closing

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE. DEC. ..
THE GENERAL LIST
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-04-23
An Evening of Merriment at the Opera
House.

IlOuSCs
The Great Quadrupantheon Hey
woods Mastodons and Picturesque
Uncle Toms Cabin will appear at
Brackets Hall, Friday Eve, April "a:
The Buffalo Ledger in speaking OF
Heywood's Mastodons says: Every de-
partment has it's superintendent, and
every subordinate knows what his es.
pecial duties are, and performs them
well. We were struck with the neat
ness of the whole company. while a
still more laudable feature was the
perfect decorum. Not word of pro-
family, vulgarity or boisterous lam
guage was heard; each one attended to
his own duties in quiet and unassum-
ing manner. The performers were
among the best appearing. most intel
ligent, and gentlemanly we have seen
in the profession. Mr.. Case, superin-
tendent of one of the departments,
very politely showed us the workings
of everything behind the curtain, and
gave us very pleasant details which
would interest the public had we time
and space to give them. 1t is needless
to particularize the different acts OF
the entertainment. All was new, and
fresh, and excellent. 1t was the old
time minstrel show, but with mighty
difference. Instead of pairs of per-
formers, they came on in dozens.
Twelve first.class artists in place of
the usual double clog dance. Twelve
banjo players, who gave excellent har-
mony, instead of the banjo-duet, CIV
ing only the melody. Two sections of
the Broadway Squad" twelve in a
section, etc., etc. A burlesque on A.
claws circus, which lately had such a
.sdemnd moist unpleasant" time of it
in Buffalo. Everyone should go and
see the Great Mammoth Mastodon
Minstrel.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-04-23

1t is a curious fact that one of the
most famous poems in our language
appeared originally in magazine that
seldom touches poetry at all, and the
| same periodical, after an interval OF
sixty-six years, now brings out anoth'
er poem very similar in theme. Bry.
ants "Thanatopsis was first printed
in the North American Review for
September, 1917. The May number of
the Review, just out, has a poem by
Robert Buchanan on "The New Bud
dha.' The critics found fault with
MIR. Bryant's poem on the ground that
it was un- Christian; it remains to be
seen what they will say of Mr.. Blu
chanan's. The question, "Has Chris
tianity Benefited Woman!" is ably dis
cussed in this number by Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton and Bishop J. L.
SpauldiDg. President j. l.. Pickard
writes ON "Why Crime is Increasing, "
and David Dudley Field on 'Industri-
al Cooperation, while Prof. Andrew
F. West, of Princeton, contributes an
article of great clearness and strength
on "What is Academic Freedom!"
James Payn, the English novelist, dis
cusses Success in Fiction, and L. f.
Thiselton Dyer Superstition in Eng
lish Life" The new department of
Comments keeps well up to the stand
ard with which it started.