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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NKwYosx THURSDAY Dec RE- s., ysr;
O3s p I'd s 5 S y c er FGs 10 @s Ma
tive sides WIN Inferior slim: down to 6athc Cow
Eeei sells st the vide range Ct pd6c. -,
with becSu Pt to Pa" Naive Beef scias at
Morris and 100 quarters o. ESs for Joseph Ea.tnan Mr.
as nah viii also elg ont IN the Celtic 500 Quarters OF Beef
Wh Live csts aud t6s wells City With 80 head ~
shipments The T,indat 30 Live Cattle "A quarters Of
CAV Receipts Neie 10 head Of Which 10 were 70.
yea at co.. NSresi a AM Gneansed 81
ANA Poor TO hoise ycals sold at +l1sc.
Country unit 20 si - Ss i Sa.Ss
P nv d DTis sese e csyo at i 'os
sale illenbaek e DeTsy Eess 2l5 ID at 5ci 20
Wash. Kirby & 90: . ,'rlssers. 25s 10. at 81 90
Hume mullen Ee1ls iss III, at Sc 3do lS7 ID at 'c
5HEEP %N6 L%Ibs' -Rcceipts were "a cars Of 4s91
head Jersey nv and Gas q t1ist IoIa ior
time last week DIS held the supply was
cha.e9s 3 limited 6asne. was zone At about yesterdays
vrcc. large number ~ nns5d poot 10 rdiIc 'Ss ZIP
one lot q extra states at 80. ,,,.z,,
years experience cannot remember the time wen December
Were 0eS f. c isr es Coca G rms wetS0rs
az CaG2c and e is obtained with dniculty Tor 5hoiee
slaughter but the Washington rket Iais
fHT H IGn n 81 aiao fsnS
81 DO ~ H. AZ c; sheep loo ~ At Rc lO7 do.
10 o. at 3oc 81 do us ID. atS4c; ~ do 'cuns n ID.
P ss o PST S S Lambs
al &c state Lambs lew sheep, 30 ~ az Be- - state
Lppbs IS h. 4sc sdo 90 D at 5ci 1893 C. naia DO ~
10 at JL2c.
Halenblck Davis Il state sheep 90 II az 20 2oi 90
o. N 3isc 80 western do POOR y at ZIG 10 0hie
Sheep aud LAMBS si d. at - 80 BIS Michigan LANDS rev
walsh Kirby & CO.. l2 stte sheep Common, 70 10, at
2iac % do tew Lambs, ~ N. at DC. , 900
Judd B1ckilgham Az OHIO sheep 80 10, al 22ei zOs
do Jew anbsl. 10 10, at3i4c nj. ooo
j. T. SadicT Co 33S Kentucky sheep 81 10 NJ 2'4c wv
DO 90 10. at - 10: ~ OhiodO ~ H. st She - .
HOGS receipts we're ~ cars o. II - en-e3 cars az
jersey CIT AMI - at 10th 81 Total Tor nVe days
42g75 bead $3.50 head for the same time last week
for sale alive fes8g weak Nominal quotations 80
81 ~. - ...,.,, II.
Country Dressed dull and lower Heavy ale quoted at 40
&c Aietiu a at ga &c. and Light at 5-2eOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
ONE OPBAFARD'S DISCREET DIPLONATS
From TIE y0riiqud fJe1 J'rrgg

Baylss W. Hanna, esq, who persuaded him
self and the President that BuenOs Ayres was better
place for accom- ishcd American Minister than Per-
sa arrived at his post day and devoted the next TO
letter to an Indianapolis friend which has
observation convinced Mr.. Hanna that this Govern
ncbt IL the most e1trayagant on earth" Considering
the length Of time he had gather material for this crit
,clsm the people In Bucnos Ayrcs as wen as In
washington WILL admire his discretion III,
putting 1t on paper In tho Same letter
be also says: "fell General Manson AMI A. Il.
Ramsey that II i had them hero / could make them
rich" Such suggestion IL OF course becoming In a
Unted States Minister and will probably serve TO make
many friends In his home The letter will uudOubt-
ody soon make an exceedingly interesting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
HOLES SAID TO BE BORED IN \ VESSEL.
H-K. Thnrh.r. formerly Of Il. K. & FL

TT. Il. IDUrDtf, fOflntlIY OF IT. n, N I. y.
Thurber & Coz was on the witness stand for several
hours yesterday before Judge Coke and jury IN tho
United states Circuit Court the trial Of 10y the
nrn 70 recover 800 cVJ from the Insurance
COlupAuY o North lhe out Of the
loss OF the bark l.. l.. Cam which wrecked off
iIattcrds April II. 1872 Th" bark had board "A
cargo hides vanilla bedus, ETC. from Vera Cruz
signed the fhurbcrs. The defence that the cl
was urseowOrhy and 10 lie and that the cargo
was not valuable alleged. The bark after be-
ing wrecked Oae abOH for several weeks and when IL
WAS towel toward shore Ii IS alleged that "A dozen
augcr.hUcs found IN her prov and that the NOR
chandse partly Represented by empty boxes. ". w.
Goodrich OpenGd the for the prosecution ana
Joseph H. ChOato aud Ireacwel Cleveland appeared FOR
I he dpfe liant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
UNITED STATES SUPREME COUR

WAsHINGToY, Dec 1O.-ln the United States
Supreme Court to-day the following business was
transacted:
No 0l1ho Lamville County National Bank, plaintiff IN
error agt Willard Dudley. In 10 the Circuit Court
OF the United states FOR the District OF Vermont ON motion
OF George EdunGs, in behalf Of counsel dismissed per
stipulation.
No SsJames Jones and others. plaintiffs III error, agt
Bon amin simpson.
No S3-James and others plaintiff in art
George HoiBugton. submitted nv aohlcr for the PLAIN
is AMI by Reginald Fendal for the defendants III
error with leave to plaintiff IN TO file briefs or be-
fore December -.
No QODanc Mcclure appellant agt the United states
Passed.
No. VA Coney claimant etc plaintiff In error. agt the
United States Argued by solicitor General GOOde Tor ne
defendant error and suomi ei by Gabriel Wharton sam
ucl Nc Kee and + L Al 'Ianler for plaintiff III error.
No g2JOhn Cooley clmsni etc. plantin IN error, 1gt
the United Argued by Assistant Attorney General
Maury for the De end1nt IT. and mittei by Gabriel
CWharton. samuel Mckee and Alexander for planth
OS-The Port of Mobile plaintiff in ast. Henry
Watson. and
No OI-ihe Port Of Mobile plaintiff in error. agt. the
United rel. Henry Watson. Argument begun D.
Hams Taylor for the painn IN error continued by Gayor
u Clarke and la webb for tho defendant in error
aud by Little nitn for the plantif in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
CLAHs OF AN INVENTOR.

A suit involving the patent ril hi Of the in
gcnious device by which tho gatemeu tho Elevated
roads open the gates without leaning toward ia C
gates the present calendar Of the United 9tAtes
Circuit Court for argument before Judge Wallace. Wi'
lam W. ROseufeld. who declares that lie Is the inventor
OF the device was only seventeen years old
now IN use lie that with his guardian, Joseph
Aaron he took the drawing To Stale senator kiernau
who cent him TO Manager Hahn OF the Elevated roads
Mr. denies any rccOlecti0n0f the Interview at
which, tho boy declares, Mr. Hahn said that what
Wa, wanted was q device 10 keep the passengers from
falling bet cen the gates. Young ROsenfcd says that
no added TO accomplish that purpose, but was
sstouished soon after brakeman using device
which he considered he OF his invention He claims
royalty which wOud amount to many THOUSANDS OF do-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Dec 10 TIE Dror>r. Jouraal reports Citae
Receipts 800 head shipments 500 head market lower
Exports 3Ods0 Cows and mixed ~ onns4 90 STOCK
eTs 25d5i %; Feeders ~ 2odtf % Texans - OOo
70 -.
Shssp-feceipts 900 head Shipments 600 heat market
du iner9r ,: Gs3 20 NATIVES. 30 s. % Texans.
u 1Jd-2 90.
HOg5-Receipta 10000. Sldpments BOO market Iulet:
Rough 50 So 20 Pacglng snd slDplng IS 700
81 30 Light. 50 4OOs3 -. ekiDs. - 50@f3 80
BUFFALO G-CItt. Rccents iodV 100 fetd; tOtsi
500 mead sans u ne aN ~,ek oOJo
49, cars market dnlet eno hrm
Good , clN3b steers s. 2OGsI iO ot)'Srs ini feieEs'
75dSS 10
SesD Receipts TO-DAY 400 head total for week tha far
al 81 week -'lOU heat coaslgnod
tl,-cugh dull aud demo allied: Medium h1
Good SO OOGs Choice AZ % 50 10; Canada
Lambs. IS iOd5 80 -
Hogs- ecepts TO-DAY 5000 head total for week thus Tar
81 900 ns AT weex A3p mead con.
signed through %: hce % 10 New YORK marxs
steady Medium Fair IOikcrsi IS 80 20 10 S0rn 70
CLOce IS 10 as So Butchers Sr@let - 1890 10 Fs'
~ Goa ~ IS
~ IorI. Dec TO- tnfLs-RecriDts. l,4o0 shiDments
Choice >hppinS steers
50 2icSJ l5 NGuye Butcher ScetS 81 .J9ei -Ji orSs
Texan StcoTs. ~ 5O6S3 90 80 ~.
Shssp- Reoep,, IOD. uents. cos Common - Nc.
dunn So OJas2 Farto Cn)cc 81 % as 70: amos " %
0S3 30
HOgs-ReceIDt. TO- 100. snumcns. 1900; Llgll - 200
50 so Packing. 81 GUd - go Heavy IS opdfS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

81 francs the account and exchange On Lon
az 20 tutmes for checks.
PARs. Dec l0.-Tbe weekly statement OF the banE %
shows increase OF i64lUO francs In sod Aa
44lO 900 francs IN silver -. ,..
bullion the Bank of England has decreased EZ4ooso
during the past week. -, ,.,.-
ThesproDoron Bank o, England TO liability.
which week Al q Is Az cent
quote fDree per cent kentes at 81 francs
10 confines for the account.
The statement Imperial Bank OF Germany shows an
increase IN 81 Gle II S47g,pOJ marks.
Bar silver is quoted at AZ al per ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

tvvFrpOoI Dee. 10 Proysiors-Bacon. Cumberland Cue
2s i Long clear Mddes 29s I'd. short Gear Aiddles
3iS ud short RIBS Sls. u; ShoulierS 22s ID per cN
Reo, cd EXTRA Indian Mess Prime Mess. Qua N
pork-Prmo Ness 60s. Od per DbL Prime Mess eastern,
era 3is OIL, Lard OIL SIS, Cd Hams-Long cut AS od
Shoulders Butter sls ia. cwt Tor finest United
ststes Cueese-A mer1an Choice. 45s I'd. wheat-hed
Western sprpg Is 2 ais 81; Rcd Winter s "a ais od
ner cental Ne Syung7a 4d: New Western Water.7a adj
Sew Mixed Western. As ID; California 10 J. rs So
n, lai Californian No Ia Cd 1s2d per cents Pcoduce
spirits OF Trpenne l1s al do London 37s Sd per
cwf Refined petroleum. Id al % persallon Coyerseea-
American Red ava Der cwt. Taow-2Ts 3D. DeTcwt. insm
Common Is Ia Pale lis od 9Os % ilnseea Oh ~ IN
I'D nor owl Iaow-Fne Amerlo 26A OIL. rtln' C.y.
81. Oh per American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
ere 5Lpi. quarters. 3 Nj. per 10. -, .o,aso, n.
IOyDOy. Dec lu.-pfoduce-Itnseed OIL t@t011l We,
ID Der Iun Calcutta Linseod ass Cd per quarter 'anseeo
Id per gallon spirits rurpenttne 3's 10 pet Sw.
SI,ctnl on SOS per ton Rosin-Common "a en per owhs
Psls ia Giix Proy1sions-lafd JJs. Cd per cwt LOT
Amcrcan' sugar lis o. per cw, ,or SaSn sr
rrunng auoat: Austrla Talow-Bee, as W 80
a,i; Mutton 2is. I'D 926S Cd Cocoa Nut o"-'S""S
4 N Ga; Cochin. 23l o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
p1,nnrys1EK SIZED EoR NEGLlGENCE.

Another suit against Charles a. Buddensek,
the building contractor for alleged negligence In his
building operations. has boen begun In the Superior
Court John Fox who charges him with "negligently
and caIeesy keeping open aud not Irded an excaVa
ton at No 953 Tenthlve into which, he says ne Toll
and was dangerously injured is the plaintiff ami has OBJ
taned permission from Justice Trunk TO sue as poor
person Alexander Butts has been appointed his at
iOrneY Fer that purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
THE PETROLECm HARKEE

Deeper drilling at the Clcminger WE'LL near
Kane Penn resulted IN trivial Increase IN the y"'
Eeyond that lnd that is OF little cOnsaqucnce)
thcre "a, nothing Of note from tho oil country. Tho
market WA, dn and tossed about by ROOM traders h
their will The range Of prices was narrow. AID the
close was Significance ~ shale above the maj
Hgutes OF Wednesday.
Tine range " prices the total dealings at tho Con
sOliiatcd Exchange were ~ follows;
Opcnus .......... gOs Lowest. ........... S9s
Highest .............- GA Fnal......... 10 y
Sales, barrels '''''o""
There was change In the quotation OF refined OIL
BEAproRD Penn. Dec 10 Or lie on -NdtiJnIi iran
sit Certificates oponoi ~ 90as ,ni cossi ut "0l2
highest price, 9IIs. lowest proc. sos CiearLncos.
Las, 900 barrels
OH. CRY Penn, Doc. 10 Crude OH National Tran
cit Certificates opened at 0Oh and closed AT oo'9
highest price, 9lie lowest prico, sy's Sales
! -os ooo barrels: clcaranccs i2I2 900 barrels runs.
IS 073 barres shipments, $1,000 barrels charters
10 liar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
c r. MILLER BOTH FOR AND AGAlN>T THE CRY.
Charics p Miler anncIrs In cnnrt now IN

prosecuting against the city, next counsel To-
the city AMI then attorney for suing
the city, 80 that 1t difficult anticipate "a winch
uacity VIII appear He badly beaten IN the
first action tried fore jude Insahan IN tho Superior
Court this week. in which he appeared attorney for
Bridget Lc0:ar IN her suit Tor $1,000 damages against
The CORPORATION. Her claim That 10y u fall de-
fecve sidewalk In East Nncl ysrycath So In January,
lsAf. her leg was broken and she sustained serious
internal Injuries Her testimony went u snow that The
broken AMI .!ectiyc condition OF the sirw ak bal
istci months previous Tho accident Tho wilt
no.ses the city tc-th 81 20 different coalition 0f the
sidewalk different TOR The accident IN jury
gave In OF the city Assistant Corporation
Counsel Francs H. Wclman SG1 G1uVerncur NJ. ogden
r-prcsen a the city the trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
CHEF JUSTICE DAILY LEAVES THE BENCH

CHIEF JUSTICE UILI III ~ III HINVII'
Chief Justice Charles p. Daily sat on the
bench Of the Court Of Common Pleas for tho last time
yesterday. lie adjourned Part T. for the term, h vus
decisions to write which will fully occupy his time until
January !. Before he retired Chief Clerk Nathaniel
Jarvis r adres sed him, expressing the regret which
all conncce with the court felt AZ severing their ohcihl
relations with him. and presented HIM Wth tine Ivory
cavel which used by the Chlcf Justices al the
court iOr fOTywO year, he gNrl VIII DC
mounted in god, AMI tue names OF Chie i-tces =
shneIlrr Iucrbn and DAILY will b. iHscrib ii upon IL
expense VI the court before Is sent u Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
Fits OF LEGAL NEWa.

The second trial of a suit against Phelps,
Dodge & Co.. brought b. the executors of George o.
Hovoy jury having disagreed on the fret trial. was
begun yesterday before Justice Van Worst The claim Is
Iof ~ sGG6 60 the amount la OF their real value
alleged to have been paid by Mr. Hoyey Tor Two build
ings 10 Chicago, together with interest from 1872 -
The ault OF BENJAMIN Is. Valentine against Horny Z.
Runner for 800 which he claimed was due him ae his
norton OF extra obtained for them boIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
TENOR AND MANAGER At PEACE.

The suit Of Signor TOjia Bertini, the tenor,
who claimed $50 for breach OF contract from Colonel
James H. Mapcson came to a su ldcn eDl yesterday In
the Court Of Common Pleas Judge LlrremDre denied
the motion to dismiss the complaint declarin; however
that tnat part which alleged malice he would regard
snrplusaCe. On this Announcement Dr. Clo.
counsel FOR the plaintiff decide proceed farther,
aud by agreement with the counsel FOR the Colonel the
case Discontinued without costs To either party.
with stipulation the trt o. the pdinI not to bring
another suit ami part OF the defendant not u de-
mlnd the alleged loan OF $1,000 set up as counter
ella
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

by the defendant from the publishers Of Puck resulted
IN verdict for the paintlf of 037 &C. TIE case was
tried before Judge Browne
An injunction was obi aimed from Justice Donohue IN
Supreme Court, Chambers the suit OF tho Fulton ana
Cortandt Street Ferry Railroad Company restraining
the Fulton. Wall and Cortlandt Street Ferries Raroad
Company from transferring any fights privileges OF
the former company 10 any other person corporation
Miss Jenny Censor recovered S2J5 OF, DAMAGES and
COSTS from Morris Friedman for breach Of promise OF
marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
THE COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, Dec 10.-ln the Court Of Appeals

to-day the following causes were argued:
No a7S( harlcs tie yar an others appellants agt Will
Marvel respondent. Argued by walter Is Ednunls
liant IAyIi Nc luIs respondent
No. G. Ldmund II Harm sOn appellant art the Eric
awnings Bank. RESPONDENT ATrurl by george Cin
ton for appellant T. G Spe1 cue for respondent.
lUj child ana others appellants, agt. Horace
Kcnda L. s.gn imi!cg1td T'9pondcnt Argued by Al
eIander GOOuwin Tor appellant McLennon tor respond
80 $50 Henry & Dcmmng respondent. agt. Edward
Parrot appellant ArZucd 10y Henry Bacon or appellant,
IhuTGs q Evans for respondent
Following Is tie day calendar for December IL:
Nos s3S Coz 800 81, 2Gs III. ais. AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
DE. sAYRE rEsrLrIrs ND TALKS srRGERY

Mrs. Esther j. King app AIRED yesterday BE-
fore Referee Knevas witness in the contest over
the of Marcus Cicero Stanley Her testimony was
uulmpOrtant save she cstabl shed the dates when
Mr. Stanley recognized E!izI Stanley az his wife. Tie
investigation thea adjourned to the Office OF Dr.
Louis A. sayre. Ira shafer and Thomas W. Ptman
counsel for the rst widow. ana John d. Towns nd for
the secOLd widow present DIR. SayTc had an ola
musty account hook brought TO him ana aiier
long search found when he first became nc
quainted with Mr. Stanley. II was In January, 800,
when he Was taken L. Mr. Ntinleys house 10y Df l. &
Ferris to hold consultation over the case OF Ina
stanley, n daughter. The Doctor referred In "a nodcst
way 10 the fact that II this that made his
reputation He brought his instruments along To cut
of the girls leg, the foot of which In AN advanced
state decay from NJ the bone Instead OF cutting
81 pr , c ,u,, a. The Csc Ic.~
C. Stanley and always believed that I'll" was tlr Wlic
" Marcus Mrs. S'a1ay o'tcn spoke of her husband,
and Marcus Talked about ms vile He did no. SEQ ~ hear
anything mat led hn 10 believe that she Was not h" VIE
Mrs Stanley passed ont 81 his recollection ami he had
heard from her during the a~t ten or toeh
years until about two months ago. when she came INT"
hi Office and asked him II he would not into
The Doctor then exclaimed " Mrs. STANLEY, don't ask
20 - to court with game leg 10 such plead
since.
"What is all TIL, row about. anyhow. and for whom
am tesufyng I" H.kcd Dr. SHyIc u Mr. -hafrr. The
lawyer then explained that There were women each
ella ming be the wife % M Stanley and both seeking
70 obtain hi- money. - .
have doubt that the woman | hls wac.
Why. the family al Mrs. stanley, ous Of whom was a
sister. could tell al about thc matter"
The Doctor later planned the beautiful points in tc
operation which he had rel. IT. II, and remarked ln
reference hs sta leg that H. had Iicd ia vain To
get some Of the In the city 10 give hin som" OF
his ucdcine aud loosen up hs knee JOINTS with
rchot An" said the Doctor. pnttuE the u~cle.-
member afociion4tcy, III tins leg VAS only Oh s"uc
other fellow he wouldn't have to wait long for me 10 get
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
PAYING FOR BOARD WITH ATALKING-NA"mHE.
Marie Trunba. of Vienna, aud Samuel HIS

scrl. Hungarian lIcfow Who wore married by rabbi
IN Phliad phiA vca year, ago aud lived together as
Joseph and Maria FabDr ysteri lay agrood To tac tern'
nf searat on, ana Justice Van NOr-tiH tho supreme
Court directed jury 10 nUi verdict establishing u'
fact OF hrir marriage aui parting them Tie pain nav
wandered extensively over ElI0p' ana America "iih
tn" Tabcg tilaing uIcAiuc. which was let 10 Ai--
1rGnGa by Ice In 1865 when -hN ~ts twenty years
oil. They made .Ome money With u, huj
last OctuDcr they failed Long Branch. ana
coming 70 this ely went 20 the B.iN'rere
Hotel While here size mat The husband pledged
Inc machine for the board bal ana Tor borrowed money
a debt In all OF F79j. Meantime they had QUAR- iri
III. lie SAYS tHat be cruel whipped her dEG threat
cred to leave ACs She had him arrested and sued Ein
for iui ell divorce. In HI answer he denied thN thcY
acre married that he had msreod her or that he hai
Threatened to abaId her II" -ai that she MAJ put
hiin ont or the hJIss a, Long Branch, telling him
that he hid brought her bad luck aud ina ~
this city slc told him To icHve the hotc.
aud had 10 lowed him into DarcI-shOp ana pulled bis
hair. A char.c OF gambling witch shs mad nFdir-t
nina he also denied. The taking machine, the only
article Of value belonging TO the pSintin having ben
pawued she Is lCft GOuc in strIn: land needy cir
en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Dec. lO-l290 p. m-Uniied states -Four ror
Cent nouds lg7ia do. Four ard hair Fer Cent bohos
III Htantc ana Great Western First Mortgage Irus
ZOOS 1racates m "a Mortgage. l2ia Canadian
Paoihc 53L Fire [5', do second Con.ols 81 = LIMOS
teotrai l4i Mexican Ordinary 24J. st Paul common,
81 a. New i0rE Central, lO!S pennsylvania oo' Reading
liza 60 w.. 49,, ,,,., rr.
tees Eeracates ss; Canadian Pacific 5Ss Eric do
sccond Ccu "A. Mexican Ordinary 2ti ST. Paul Com
mon 0T, New.York Central lO7 Pennsylvania, 05 Read
ing H. ,,, - 49,. An p.,, NJ,
England on balance to-day u G70.oO0
Hudson Bay Company, 2la - 49, -.
.. m.-PsTis sdylces quote Three Ter Cent henes ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
THE MONEY MARKET.
ACTUAL SALES.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. DEC. 10.
THG GENERAL LISr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

Total sales. see '''
. Duy.r 20 dayA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-20
Beecher,s Eulogy of Grant.

Friday Evening Talk in Plymouth Church.
General Grant is at deaths door. 1t may be
weeks, it may be months it may be hours.
cannot help praying for him. pray for him as
go along the street I do not pray that he
may be saved-that is as the Lord wills. Going
or staying Is the same for him for me, ex
cept that the part for him will be glory, for
trust that General Grant, in the essential ele-
ments OF his character, is Christian. There are
some remarkable things about him. No man
ever heard Grant speak an irreverent word.
No one ever heard General Grant, even in the
narration OF story, use profane language.
Never on the battle field, never in those ext
gencles where men are provoked, did any man
ever hear General Grant speak a word that
was not in moderation and good faith.
l believe that the essential elements
of his character are based upon religion, and he
is altogether church-going man; he has always
believed in it. See what wonderful career he
has had in the latter part of his life. His has
been hard life all the way through. His early
life was not pleasaD. one-I mean after he left
West Point need not say anything about that
great civil war, where he was the Atlas upon
whose shoulders the nation rested What TOLL
II he had not had an iron constitution it would
have broken him down. When he came out of
it and went to the presidency, for which he had
never had any training, and where his mistakes
lay in idelity to friends, he showed a great mag
nanimity of character. He does not doubt
friends easily If he takes hold of one he sticks
to hins, and he is in that regard
credulous. Anu so his credulity was
abused. The mistakes Ct his administra-
ton lay at the door of the good qualities Of the
man. have been with him good deal, and I
have never heard him say bad word about any
human being. have never heard him utter
sentiment that might not become a judge sitting
coolly and calmly on the bench. He came out
from his public relations and entered into bust
ness, and then storm came upon him. 1t struck
him just where it was hardest to bear. 1t made
him. as 1t were, the derision of men for the time
And, as he was in the war and in the presiden-
tial chair, he opened not his mouth in detrac-
ton, not even in answer, but stood and bore
whatever was laid upon him. In all his fnan-
cial troubles, never murmuring world And
then came disease, fateful disease slowly under
mining going steadily down, down. and not q
murmur! Sublime instance of fortitude and pa
thence! / cannot help praying for him in my
thoughts My thoughts rise up round about the
throne in his behalf