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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
Ga Low Middling.-.... =
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Market closing quiet and steady Transferable Offices 925
FLOUR AID MEAL1FLoU R-Market quiet and PIicSSt
~ ysy moeate @y MANY Sy M hIa mD p 51
eeis Tor mmedaio wants Saits i2eQ0 Dds hc1 VII
Iades U msny y Fl 90 600 b5 Fine q s5s$5 3d. the
latter for very Choice Winter Wheat 400 o9ls suSeTnns
fangs s35ces3 So 5ioO eb!, Winter Wheat EHITa
6bls Minnesota Extra 4o4S s5r, 7' gGga.a
Fine at :! 3, 1856 supcrhnc s3l5as$G9: E1tTa
al 20 .Go5d 5Ghoco Extra Western = 500 $ 75i common
tLocc l5asj 81 Common Extra Nnne-ot1 $500 800
teit = ~" ~ o. N'e Mi,tHt'' - 10. ..iS
$40: ~ Louis Common 10 nr ttrt ~ iOd* so nart
mn, % eontn Nmrrira - 100 a IS 10 market
ti.psiua dulL....soUTiERN FLoUR-iiai not Glanced
o. yl'u9 H9 the IL h oaiy ben 10 m's5 n,
at o5 Good 10 CboI,cdo - IUssj JO.....tIE FLOUR
pcrans p, y 9, ss5 iao uI5 FI5T-sci
bus Of 8 g9S - o'S AEA llo aug Western
Embellishments avg and ower Cl'h los hayo
tcu 90, md . &c.. thrn recovered Slightly aud closed
tr ezpart limited ct Milling pus9 e. 9n4 i,lly acy yG
bush 'p3 neudn- Nneit"i , %nl , d. a ~ S@ wft
SSc >o. Fed Tor ana,r5. j., .a'' - closing at SO ~.
0'-a e.. 'c i2 f3T, hg,i q ~ =. 81 ~
ecte. state p M'r1e t nm, 11 u Ia 90
'| %. it'' 70 t-,b
state 1T Loo bush -isloNei eta,c p'rt az ,-s
10000 .n-.L 80 il - NJ w, % . '' y. 81.
- o'.--IA itLf1 IL III i'"l' ~, ems
'utH' HNrt. lHuI""' 7'-t' "" l'l'.i', .'.. -
III. ~rt .-f -' '",l '" ,.,l n aida oi,,,r 10
t''l 81. r-.tI nl 't't ''l' VI .,-,,,c
inside pro FL. a i.lt} H'lf' bt"' ."I .p'l'
business i9r home ua' az . i-l-,t o. ln ' l
r..ri .- bought ' 'I. - ' ,-,',i,. r--,.-,'ii
-.'." ''-'- s''' ''.' .' 49, .''i
ft''l '-'- ,1.'... fu.,. sr.,st.- a. ~. tor H.,
-.'' '' A.I ,.'. ', =, -.l t,'.i-,i..,. S..
.'. w. ... t,r N.g .I,..t. 81 y
.HlA. 3D.. r.., ll 'i'9'i ,r.,y 800 fr.i.ft aud
% ,if .d .l'l- "'' p -' i,i ".t es,. mind A
!nt ti''' '''.I'. t.' 49, f,r I,,,,nl.r -. J.,
W. .ii ''u' .iI 'f ~. W. '.,r
20 .-'. closing as "- 80 '' al 't' ',,,, ,i,.r /,
t.' .t ID I'D ''- goa ' ~ t,L..' .., ne
IL. ~. 'h t'' 4, ~ f,..l, fnfs
Stay. - t-.''. '.''.N .'.,-'- 80. ,..i..
-H,.- '.'''. '.'l "a ID. No u,.. ma,
tlh o. - .-''t ~ o.. '.'...t ~. T. ,,i,r.t a.
t'r- 20 " Vs. '' 80 t-.1.' l' "a ~ 60. ia utfe
fict Ahr' "'.l'll $50 ,.- u'..p'Irr sifc ,i,.m,
state $50 .'ti 81, i ,,.t,,, ~ -, -, go b. ID
"a h'rc d. Tor Mnt'N 90 'I.@ 800 IA -,,,
-' u1 ~ ii. ,''.,' I.t,.si in ~, I'D 7s0-,o
4uD ~, ,..pI.ef ,nu ~ Al tlm and dull and
~ d, 4 ,,,,'-.,p 'ri.,,. yy,-'' y lr- I'D ron
~. t.i '.u'''.l 'ii''.',. " mn. ',..i
t.tI.tt.ut~- I...rr .l. tfIe attempt male "a d
rates while easy showed NO tt, eel
-rtr l.i,o. -i",'U bush. grain. tl corr \ IL AIN
sLlu4 leucc. u'u bush rtu private terms Ia Guar 's
vr nr.r . schooner ipu LtFru lc.hr. {" T. N-i 'rh.
iruI4srt u utN ORDERS nom san fIHn'l-o' =
Hfl ,Hl tt --- i Duf al Us ~, ahL one On V"u, :
.rt. al. American ship at 11- td and German bark az
..,. .,tl-A Mo- hence a BIIsA Uug with general
,.-r.., irI., ,um ClHN;DUulfo uon Wilmington. Two
ID. . I Cd ID b. O.. cont ftC'+.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
live sroCK MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Dec 9-TaA DroUerS Journal reports: C1nt>-
Receipts shipments 200p head market lower
Fxpots 3OU4O and Mixed ~ 1854 90 stock
- 0OOSi DO Feeders, % OO4@o 'Vi AeAS - WV
SseD-Uecepts 5000 head SHIPMENTS 900 heals market
du lnfeupr. s2OOOsJ 70 hauvcs ~ O1s5 10 TEXANS
- 1bU<3 "a
H1gI-Receipts. $1,000 shipments 5000 market auet
Rough Mixed jO0F3 6Jt PACING ana shipping - %
8 iu : Ilght. 80 85USS Is SklDA - 30 - %
9-CIs- ReCsiDus tod @ol H3ld. tota
for wtek 81 - het IOT -hne une tsst "e< O0uO
head CoungueO lZ2 mark"' duet dnl weak
Good - nDico 2ODSj 4Oi stOozers AMI Fceder
& % .. -
- 900 TINE ASS week 10000 te4 "ohs1he
tt,rugh l22 clr.' marSet dul and steady; Meiluu 10
Good 80 OOds Good tc Choice - 70 aso fo canada
Lambs ~ OJu3 %. -. - r..
40 90 nrIn r1r uhs lLst wr'G 5ADyl heat con-
stguei through l3l CARS % which 20 % NewHork Market
c1.er; Medium tur NOrker4 - - = 50 go .GOnd %
Clotc r3 Butchers GRADES -3 - @s3 90 Plza
- 90 - GJ 700, .t.--,,,,s
n fOuls Dec. 0.-C1'T5 -RcccIpt5. LOO sMpnaht+
400 market steady; FAR % Chpicr Naive ohDpE 7rs
~ -rsJ 81 Salvo butcher steers IS %J1ei -Ji Grass
T.ylr. steers. - 5OHSJ 30
Sbsso-ReralDts 900: sam nentS. 1908 common ~ Ma
dunn y 49, %; CnOcs. 81 6O0H3 20 LAMBS y -
CE3 %. - ,oo r,,h, "a 5-1s
"a A.. tn,hug - 7UasJ 81 HEAVY. IS - al O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY DECEMBER TO- 1885

4ssrsss ysn% &ss ssS g. 81 DC ses 90
Bun 49, $50 at 80 ox sO sSp r H. e. oxen SSo
HasnSsek BeSis " sH Per- 9S 20; 10 do
Receipts we're sd head q which $50 were re-:
at lots ST T sG SSo % 1 1S
lever figures than an, Monday Ggassers sold at ISS
Choice veas 9SsC lew Extra reaching she
% SG s6 H. g 3 Fd Calves
y95 H. at 50 50 Sd9 SOS 70 at &c 10 Xesls iSs o. at tc,
$aSS ia r at do, i4i b. st7a0' DO eS b. at Sc
Hume & Mullen; 90 Grassers 495 % at So Is; 40 do 294
p at 2c veas OF ID. at Oc do. 1872 b. at 7c do l7o
a9i Y a e. D 81 81 psS c2 ss 80
DO 2sb y, st 2to s. DO 1893 D. at $3S2l2 Fed Caves
dS S' 80 Is Ss e 40 J o yfS dc ~ at
Walsh, Kirby & Co.. 70 Grassers 245 ID. at &c; veas
ad Il ea4. q were
ersey CITY Total for four days $50 head against
in rde oday the being SOW and
s sSs Va, D %sEe S ing peSa
i've The pens could not be cleared e 70 car Loads or qp
Lambs asSp few Choice and EIta reaching
s. e. 5 Onto DO gt f i9s9R S g.
"a "a 49, q ~ ~ At s y SO Xs' a &C. ~ a
sSes ~ q 60 ohio g 5na get gt2 s. sac
judd Bucklnshs@: III State Lambs 7e b. at 59ci @
state sheep ia b. Sc 1877 do so TO- at sc 26 de- lO2
Is 90 snS S Ea %S q M sta2
DO, Il u, at cr4 Kentucky do 129 ID. at 4''c ll6
p. = Kase is Jersey Ewes ID. Sc do, 49, D. at
30 81 do IA h at $40 l2do part Lambs 81 3D. at 2lc;
Jersey Lambs, 81 10, at 6l4c. n
Walsh Kirby q Co SO Pennsylvania sheep 100 10, At SCI
148 Western do 80 ID, at 80.
Hume Il Mullen 247 state sheep 81 n, at 2i4c; % do
SO TO- 2Lo; 2O2 do rs b. at 30 III pennsylvania do ~
70, at Jc 800 do III D., at 4c, 125 Ohio DO, ~ ID, at
9c 03 state Lambs SO 10 4aoi 10 do. 81 3D. at 3hc W
81 b. at - As 1874 do 10 ID. at 5c DO "a ID, at 6ci ~
J. il. Teese 80 state Sheep o6 II. at 4'c AZ state
Lambs II n. at - S. ana
Michigan do 10 H. at &c. 30 Western DO % 10 at 3oi Al
Canada 1874 H. at I'll State sheep and Lambs % d.
80 do 81 b. at GAG ~ Pennsylyama DO ~ 10, T..
$50 Northern Canada Lambs n ~ &c 0cj lln Cenau
do 81 jci 81 state do 81 b. at oac 93 do 10 d. at
&c. 40 =,
DO 100 H. 1t 3Lc AZ Western DO l26 d. az l2c 90 Canaoa
TO- at Lei i76 sheep few Ambs) n 10 at Sc
237 Pennsylvania Lambs few Sheep) 81 10 at sac; l59
Northern Canada Lambs ~ n, at 6hcj 2Oo DO, ~ To- at
SO 3ji 20J Canada do, rs %, NJ 63ic. - 49,.
HOGSRecepts were 30 cars or 7,5lb head-3o cars AZ
Jersey and % ut 4uth st. Total for four days
sol head 80 93 head for the same time Last week
Feeling aud dealers quote 81 lO0t4 20 for Heavy 10
Light Hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10

Very low prices for Dressed Poultry prevailed last week.
and considerable stock had be carried sunday Thie
weeX the weather has been much colder stock arriving
better condition and prices ruling shade higher under
at IL OLE cents with q few fancy dry.picked going
shade higher Red turkeys neglected above loo State
few fancy Jersey turkeys have been placed up 70 4c cnck
choice Western shade above quoaTIon. firm for
choice large and fat Geese In light supply and steady
fancy at 81 81 per doz Parridges steady hrmer
hQraa uua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
THE COURT OF APPEALS

ALBANY, Dec. 0.-In the Court or Appeals
to-day the following causes were argued:
No. 907-Henretta FlagG respondent. the Manhat
tan Railroad Company appellant Edward RapaO for ap
pellant w 4 Prentice for respondent
No l9-Tbe steuben County BANK respondent agt John
LAlburger and others implicated. appellants A q for
appellants. Spencer clinton for respondent
no 3oo-Jonas Philips appellant agt John Il Taylor re-
spondent Parsons for appellant John Mapcs for re-
spOndent
Following Is the day calendar for December 10:
Nos. 37S. 1852, 400. 357. 33s. 200 800 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Gin the United States
Supreme Court to-day the following business was
transacted:
No S7-The Northern Pacific Railroad Company plaintiff
IN error sgt Clayton Heroert Argument concluded by
Thomas Wilson for the defendant in
No 36-JOhD Coyle. appellant, AIT. Henry Davis and
others Argued by Barrett and Butler for appellant
and by w ID Daydge for appellees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
THE STEAMER RHODE ISLAND TO BLAME.

Judge Addison Brown, of the United States
District Court, yesterday rendered decision Ia the
libel suits begun by the Providence and stonnRton
Steamship Company, the owner OF the stesmcr Rhode
Island ana the Quebec steamship Company the owner
Of Ahambra each against the vessel OF the
other The came into collision IN tie Sound
nearly opposite New-Haven on July Is, 1882 The coll
siOn occurred clear night Judge Brown holds that
the the Ahambra not at all to blame and
dismsses the libel against that vessel. He orders dc
cree sustaining the libel against the Rhode Island and
directs reference be had TO compute the
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
RECALLING THE LANDING or THE PILGRIMS

Inc Pilgrim Congregational Church, at One
hundred and wentynrstst and MadisOnaye., OF which
the Rev. DR.. Samuel H. Virgin Is pastor will hold It's
annual supper TO commemorate the landing Of tho PHI
erims, on the evening Of December %. From TO
O'Clock dinner Will be served, to DO presided by
some OF tho ladies' of the church dressed in the costume
II !" re olden time" After the supper there will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter North Riuer, Vessels and RaitrOads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEESpot Rio duh slac for fair Sales 625 bags.
Options dull but closed steady sales $500 bags closing;
Deeem9er O75SoSo January 6.i0@615 lFebrgary o. d
$780, March, B7b 49, bid anil asked Mild dull 200 bags
Maracabo sold on private terms
COTION-spot Cotton quiet and ll6c lower sales 577
bales B last evening" all Tor home consumption Deliveries
~ go bales Receipts at the ports S6s5S bales, against
The quotations. according tho American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
KIrIRR

U,c,o'. or week, 3oSlO pkss ENpor% i9O3 ps TReIe
- ~. u,,rxcd Improvement ircsh table grades o. but
To- ana thc m irsct close. fairly acuy- ann strong J9Jbers
6l ~ ,c fbr extra tgil creamery AMI q livery niue tle
limited guAt o. arriving going ,h.ty, 70 -rl.tty II dt
Nurc.nta. sell az 3. l't many iot5
re an The outside 1gurH but only be, au" the quanty
O., Fii.ts az :. &c anu
rsts it 10 prompt sale. but Tor very poor
if ,1uuply called seconds thrre Is very httr inquiry
t.rice IN desirable grades
-. re- rf,tHrry makes slightly hrmcr market Tor The
| M mo M goods f'w ptshayo changed hanis 40 loo
-. tlr bul, % the sumuermIle stock however mas not
l. nd ,, and there good deal 81 ne &c hhd urging
adtinco fresh creamery has also liu
r,l tho demand grades o. state dairy, nco Htsn
"a -ub uaw NJ most rcugh, OIt tho present demfhl ~
confined very closely TO good 10 cholco 4uil
t,,. Medium and low grades continuing duu az
~ 49, Fin. Imitation creamery IL short sup
NJ and y,lucs are hlri"nin< Very little desirable
~ -f,rn dairy coming forward ma io' ing Nery hru
M ,piv Of clean yOred fresh factory ~ also very mol
upder demand result OF tho colder
weather tho Is better ttw nice r5 SCI prety
V..hufl grades % estrrn DlcSci butiof arc
Mi crtai and take a very low range VI values.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10


shock followed Jos trcuor marked tho eject Of Mr..
Vaniethi's sudden dDlth upon to-day stock Il"a.rr
markets Tho manner 'n wIicl i4r markets gathered
thcu.clyc- tnget after te g,t pressure 20 tr Wts
hIbtsd .u.!ur carly period ot anxiety 10 .gudt'c.
!uri.ucs uufis1k1bIc rv-uc" that tAo STOCK Artc;-
now not personal atnif- nud That tney res. upon ~
rcCuptrlNr powers OF uIpl, and and NOT un tuo ne
% Is siulle man. 10 "a now to) lato 90
arguo that thcro occasion fIr The
excitement and anxiety which wrro shown !"st
bu.iu~.- th. morning - fGc ork EXCHANGE n Is a
matter of record that the g. uriuIfol exist ana round
expression thls morning On rush 10 sci! cN"yth
Tho important fact for tho fuiltr H That Zero were
urc4rut ~ cooler hruI-. ND" gladly ru'f"'"I 20"
opportunity To- putcha-r ~vcurur~ go ihc drif"--'-I
rr.- which "A -r,-s scare occ-iourd. The bu-lucss
stocks-Llkc Shore, Delaware, lackh"hhhA "ni
Western and -. Plul-furulsIcd &-po' shares l.t"'
shore generally wa- accepted - me Aey 10 ''.' 80 .,
aud lu its movements tho greatest interest,"
wa. mlulfr7trd. Il closed il-t evening az 80 :
N opened nus morning. anywhere NttWe'n - anu
-jk-thc Official opening record Vas e'-ahd SOL %.
Oh > per 20 90 241af % rose 20 "'4'l ~ In
Delaware, Lacklwauut AMI Western su". lIl move
mout aa- developed tho stock opened down per t"ht
4 lL2lz l214 and gradually worked mp 10 10, quo
then RAPIDLY advanced To- y 4l2T3 Central aui nut
son early sold lO2la hut 10 rp-e To lOi4lpt7 hud
%ortIc..r after lO-.s los closed 1T IuJiJ against
general character Of IA" days d"ailnt. some ~ me
ow-prcrd stocks mad" -pcrAl target 90 the early
hour, instance, Lake Ere aud stern was driven
down 10 a. but after trIusacflHuf In 1000 shares
II closed the same lat evening AZ !. T. New ork
and Nrw Eng aud was n0ticcabT strong but ~ early
was offered 3GL IL closed ~ ga gain OF Il per
shows loss u only y per cent 1hcuaket coscd with
figures generally fractunay lower than sterday. but
Al no time during advance has the tone
scented . moro promising character.
Government bonds dull and firm, except that bids
for the 80 % easier. Annexed are Lc closing quo
tatiOusi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDUCl


,,,, FOR v,e,e geops / go bb's; Peas. 1876 Uush
EXPORT. -rcaus l.iQ3 pkEs Peas 2o5u bush lac H0"n
"a f-ul.ncy on domestic Beans seems 10 have been
checked 4a, sguc acton % speak NJ ms occurred -
100 l. litir hrmer on chOce storh
", ,,,rrt,, and mc,'ium are relcnng II ~. Pea st
ali A. Is but reduced stock and NAV DO litte Dot
N-itt. .itney quito nuu under light offerings
nber kllury have uecu sod Tor export a. r = o
ON board few choicc turtle s1lp OiOuSi y ~ WIZ 20
ann, b. The supply increases 'dloInt Llu 4h.t
end 4Ug'ty easier Gte-u fcds diI bu1 "'s'0 N"lHS Al
~0uthrtn black eye. .
Beans. Marrow, .. Io"l., n ,,luy y, 3D. 80 81
Choice t5ft ~ ~
N.rl 'uu1t nee J tl 'V Hl' i'gA to1, ~ ~
L.. Ia Choc'. lG .-. southern - T. per ~
Do lite Kidney. tOG2OOl OU DaE 10000. oo@- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
ARGUING ABOUT THE wINANs DIVORCE SUIT.

The application made to Justice Truax in
the Superior Court Special Term, by ex-Judge George
NJ Curtis Richard g. Newcombe and Z. 7. Gardner. on
behalf OF Mrs Alice Winans OKeefe, for permission
10 discontinue her suit for divorce against Ross H.
Wlnans, argued yesterday. ExJudge Curtis urgei
that dscontnuance be- allowed matter Of right
for his client, without costs.
James c. Carter, for Mr.. Wnans, said that the only
before Jury thus defeating Justice O'Gounan's de-
cson that should be tried before referee, 10 which
the plaintiff had at frat assented,
The decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
B. b. VALENTINES SUIT AGAINST MR. BUNNER-
IThn suit OF Z Z VALENTINO. managing Editnr of

Inc suit OF DID. dlcuJluc, lllssI't MS LuIlOA va
Teas Sitftngs against H. Q. Bunner Editor OF Puck.
was on trial yesterday before Justice Browne IN the City
Court The plaintiff claims 81 500, alleging that Mr..
Bunner had agreed give him Onehalf Of the amount
he should succeed IN obtaining from Kepper q
schwarzmann account OF claims Tor services against
these proprietOrs Of Puck which Mr. Bunner as editor
and Mr.. Valentine his assistant held prior TO MdY,
1854 II al eyed that Nj Bunner obtained $4,000 on
this account from the rm Several witnesses were ex-
amined. -
Mr.. Valentine 10 the truth OF his complaint MT
Schwarznann said that Mr.. BunDer had wand claims
against his firm but Mr. Valentine had not. Mr. BunueT
denied the validity Of the claim, but said that lie mad
made q satisfactory arrangement with MI Schwarl-
mann by which his saarywa5 increased prOpOTtOnaely
to the increase in circulation OF Puck above $4,000
week.
The trial goes on today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CALENDARS TO DAY.

CHARLESTON Dec 9.-TurDcutiuo dull at 3tN
BAyANYAH Dea. >. -rurOentine quiet nc SAC.
WILMINGTON Doc. 9.-rurDentlae nrm AZ SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
cfIEEsa.

rce,nta FOR tho week Ss06l pkgs Exports HOPS pkgs
trvnr 10 talk litic steaer feeling on fancy
- chccs but the only Ols, Tor sucn aeelng Is
around the part 81 one or Two snppeEa
an, s,o,uu on part OF sJme OF the large deaers 10
H. ahy 1ur'hor decline by Withholding stock from inc
V"' ,,,rey,t be the outcome OF thi' 10 Is ulte
mat trade az present ~ very u ana mat any snort
ON stoc develops the apparent lack OF confidence
W. mo mart OF BUYERS. Fancy cOOfcd az 903hc anu fancy
ito M c are certainly full high To quote Whe he Ouk OF
- nero IA nomnlllY worth O20 ac Night SKINS
ece; best Offering at 7c aud very good can be had
~ some i'm rease the receipts Of Pennsylvania skins
and market little quictcri prices however lre unchan%ed
Scarcely any inquiry for ONO hats anu NaIuos are NANNY
nounu. Liverpool cable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
readings Rotations ETC. Some Of the famous Blue
Laws" of Connecticut will be read.
-------------- ---------------
THE MONEY MARKET.
ACTUAL SAILS. Closing

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. DEC. 0.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10

SALES ar THE CONSOLIDATED STOCA AND PETRO.
LEUM EXCHdNGh
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. o, 1885.

The Hale and Norcross Mining Company has levied an
OF 30 cents per share.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHTI STOCKS
reported by JOHN H. DAVIS Co., No. II WGHsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10

7 7
bids.
Omen iHs Hist Lowt n Fl. Bid IN77d S soli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
LIVE POULTRY.

Quail. per dor. 25D
WOOdcock. per pair. 500 75
Grouse. per pair. 49, Boa 90
English snlpe, per
dOZ. 500.
cartridges, per pair. 400l 90
Venis0n. saddles. NJ. l20 "A
Wild Ducks. Canvass
per PAR. % 00Q2 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
DRIED FRUITS AND BERRIES.

Receips for week 9ii pkgs Exports dried apples 2g3z
Ss over 900 boxes ot evaporated apples have arrve
his week ana with generally dull trade prices nave SLOW
further slight decline fancy truit Is now eACeeuns
oniv i'm small Way prime TO choice lines are Iieet
offered nj g. a7i.c. not many sundrlts sliced
very few wanted Coarse remain duli ana "etA -
sales we're generally alte lower than tho prices H
ouotrd Peaches slow, both peeled ana uIpeoleu W
gsnrc,aIlv the latter small fruits quiet and easy
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-20

Farmers should remember that
the only way to command high
price for their grain is to exercise
great diligence and care in cleaning
it. BE sure and stack your grain
and leave it long enough fer it to
pass through the sweat. II you
thrcsh it from the shock and put ID
in your bin. you run the risk Of
heating while it is going through
the sweating process, or you haul it
to market and, because it is damn,
loose point or two, FIVE or ten
cents on price on account of its
being off grade. You run no risk
stacking and waiting a few days.
After threshing, it will pay YOU 10
clean it thoroughly-wheat in a
good clean condition will command
u larger price, Just as horse or any
other animal will command better
price in the market, if it is clean
and in good condition. You would
not think of hauling or driving
sick hog, COW, steer or horse TO
market. Why? because you know
it is in no condition to command
what it is actually worth; and yet
you will bring sick grain to market
dirty and damp--and think it is
hard because you can't get as much
as your more careful and methodicai
neighbor who brought wheat that
had neither the distempsr or cpl
zotic to the market. You can no
more afford to be careless with your
wheat than you can with yonr stock.
DO careful TO get the disease
out of your wheat aud you will
get all it is worth in the market
every time. Take our advice and
see il il don't.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-08-20


WHEREAS Miles G. Parker a single an un.
married man Of Clark county Dakota did exc
cute and deliver TO q, W. Abel trustee Of Huron
Dakota his certain indenturc Of mortgage dated
the first day Of April A. ID. 1884, which said
mortgage was recorded in the Office Of the Reg
lister Of Deeds, Of said Clark county on the 10Th
day Of April A. y. 1884 ut one o'clock and forty
minutes 2, ". in book + Of mortgages on pages
897, 59s and 500 upon the northwest quarter Of
section 81, township 100 range 80, west of the
9Th F. NJ, containing ia and 5000 acres to
secure payment Of an Indebtedness of thirty.
three dollars and seventy. FIVE cents 1888 75l due
from said Miles G. Parker to James Is. Russell
which said debt Is evidenced by FIVE several
pTOmisSOTS notes each for the sum Of six dollars
and seventy five cents lS6. 49, said notes being
to said James b. Russell, all OF said notes bear
ing date the first day OF April A d 1854 and due
respectively April LIST 1885, April LIST 1856, April
LIST 1887, April LIST 1885 April LIST 1882 all bearing
interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum
after maturity,
WHEREAS, it was provided in said mortgage
that II the said Miles G.. Parker should fail 10
pay any OF the said notes within ten days after
maturity thereof then the whole of said remain
ing debt should at the option Of said James u.
Russell or his aSsigne become thereby immed-
lately due and payable and it should be lawful
for the said q, ". Abel 20 fOreCl0sc said mOrtg-
age and to sell and cOvey the sand premises at
public auction in the manner provided by law
for sales of mOrtgRged property, and
WHEREAS, default has been made in the pay
ment OF the said note maturing April LIST 1885,
aud said note remains wholly unpaid for more
than ten days after its maturity and the said
james 3. Russell has declared the whole OF said
Indebtedness and interest Immediately due and
payable whereby the amount Of said debt now
payable and claimed to be due Is thirty three
dollars and seventy five cents prinSifa! and
interest besides ten dollars attorneys fees stipu-
lated therein 20 be paid for foreclosing said
mortgage. .-..... s
WHEREAS no suit al law has been commenced
to collect said debt and whereas since the max
q a Enth HgIE "A
been by act of the legislative assembly OF 1880
included within the boundaries OF Day county
public notice is hereby given thai by virtue of
the power Of sale contained in said mortgage
and in pursuance OF the statute in such case
made and provided. A sale Of the above dss
Cribed premises will be made at public auction
either by the undersigned or by the Sheriff OF
Day county at the front door of the post olles
in Webster in saia Day county on Friday the
18th day OfSeptember ID 1885 ut 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon and shall apply the proceeds Of said
sale in payment of the said mortgage debt and
the costs Of foreclosure of said mortgage.
Isl q. w. ABELL Trustee.