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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
LIVE srocK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

lS-cI.tts- Receipts to-day 0fO 7ead tOal
fer ,yeeg nm, far jSUO une iaJ week 420
head consigned ll0 ears OF which % 10 New.
Vnrk market perfectly demOrazed ten loads on sale with
D1YerS. 400 -, - ,roo- TIM. q.
OU mead last week 23pOD head foDslsnef
lrC marKeI Gulet ana uhcShsei tno DIX u
Common to Fair. 81 25dst OOO1,
10 Cholca l5ns3 Canada Lambs 80 25d5 20 West.
7JHsi several loads OF Canafas held
HoJs-RcceiDs today. 300 head totl for EeeE ns Tar
20 un0 head for lat week 0LOO) head
sGned tbroug 1875 Of Which y ~ NewYOTS mar<I
steqiy with q od demand CLOce Workers g 1O03 7js
Eon Nedtnms q 1888 30 choice Heavy, SO 7Ja SO S.
Coarse to g ood Ends, So O0G.3 20.
rtIIC AGO - T0nrdTl reports: fH.is-
Receipts 54OO shpmenJs 700 head market steady
slipping So 3Od - 4u Stockers aal teeers - 20
Cows and Mixed ~ 1J1$t 90; Bulk - SO
ply 10 Through Texans. - IS G&3 %.
Ioo, Recents 81 600 shipments j.iOOi market steady:
Rough am Mixed. - 5O1s3 70 Pacsln9 ana Sh!neihs
81 TG6 s.{.5 Light 400 ~ 80 SkiDa ~ 1OdsS 80
Sbeso-Recevts 500 head Shipments. - helli m1rset
stead NaIives ~ 40 Texans 81 1898 10, La5s
Z IN
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by Justice Van Worst the supreme Court They STOOD
eleven 0 for the PLAINTIFF
United srArE4 SUPREME COURT

UNITED SUPREME COUhI.
WASHINGTON, Dec 1S.-The proceedings IN
the Supreme Court OF the United States were as FOL
lows:
land said May it please the Court at meeting VI W.
bar OF this court held last Monday IN TINS chah1S
give preston touching the death OF our Ite
guished brother. Richard T. Mernck. suitaOle Issoiu
tOns adopted, and |, as Attorney Uene,ai, " 90
IS might he deemed proper for the Court to take. MY
relations with the dead man, apd MS Drlsnt ~
this duty by me one OF melancholy pressure AM
comply with that request" Tho ChetJusuce urec.oo
that the resolutions be placed on the Mes OF the
Nc lO55-The United states appellant aet me spanish
brig Pgsa atc r 9 aerS DsIic Of
lana motion OF solcit)rGenerl Goode Tor appeli"@
No i056-The United states appellant agt Juan J9se
Mnrga claimant etc appeal fr1n the 81 onsSna On
motion Of sOlictor-General Gooie dismissed oro,,ort
SO G. Ford administrator etc. appeil pei n.y.
Gilbert Meyers and George $ for appellant Attor-
10 iG2"B. W Mover, paIatn in error. AIT. Nathan
NO 6s~B Mower plaintiff IN error at. Nathan Fle et
cher and others Argument continued by W Johnston Io
Tor defendants in error by L. j. Baxter Tor
No iGa-Flisha CroweI appellant agt George Bearis;
ley and Others Appeal from Che circuit Court OF
States the Southern District of NowfoIk' Dis"S'o
No i05-rhe Boneless Fish Co. appellant ag William H.
United states for the Southern District of NewYOrk DIS
no los The County Of San Mateo plaintiff in error agt
The southern Pacific R?.oad Com any PhsG AFT Charles
koelier submitted pursuant to 2eth rue ny 'o'""
no s2"yoIn H. steobins a. aPpelIan!s agt ot the
Town OF r. Anne w. st a oq and by L. E.
c SG E GonSg st s. BY aS
win John II. Whiting for appellants ana oy John "As
No Y0ron silver Mining COMPANY plaintiff in srS Dr.
Walter H. smith plaint and continued Dy e o.
Thomas defendants In and by Mr e. u S9heS 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judgment for S13,565 in favor of Stephen b.
Ekns given against Frank r. sherwin after
fore Justice Law in the yesterday
Ekins for for 5000 each by
In september 1881 ~ Thomas g. atrOn. OF
in setemcn, OF claims By Mr. Ekins In the
well land grant The plaintiff also GAINED 81 900 paid
Sherwns account to Emery A. StOrrs Tae defendant did
appear and judgment entered for the full
claimed with interest
An application amony and counsel fees pending her
suit for absolute divorce from Al" Burtis the
nRde 20 Justice Dou0hue behalf OF Mis- Burtis
her counsel h G. Rushnoro They married about four
and three she obtained
the ground OF abandonment she charges that he Is
with another John r. BodsKY. LAWYER
allegation and said
amoDy sDd counsel fees The decision was reserved
Judge j. y. Daiy. OF the Court OF Common decided
that the by william R0worth
54 Pearist aud no 10 DeyOes Of
his John W. and George @.
years before Bis death, age eighty four
must be set aside The property under will
The father the divided equally
tween his CHILDREN their heirs Two Of the children
dead.
verdict Sj,525 plaintiff was directed by
Judge IN tho Codrt OF Common Pleas suit
OF Quincy against the Home Assoclaon Mr.
Quincy held policy the lie OF Thomas II. MoriOw
ceased which the company claimed was procured BY false
representations In regard 10 the health OF Mr. Morrow.
IN the plsadiDgs.
The Jury the OF George o. Hoveys heirs
Phelps Dodge Co having faed 10 agree were discharged
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NrvyoRK Friday Dec ls.-BEEV Receipts
l0i cars of lsi9 ne % az Cery ~ va hnaI
40 head for the corresponding time last Weok VITA tue
exception Of loads OF Export teers or lesson MOTIFS
total offerings Including cattle heiu over were uy l-o
.,---..--- . - -,
vance per lcO over Ne ncsdas closing prices and
with lar call Export we'll the homo trade the
Vuds were mostly by ana the PROBABILITY
that not over 10 carloads would 90 over -. .,.,o-
Bulls DrY cows and Mixed butchers stun SOLO az ~ 0Og
So Prime bulocKs at - seas IS choice and
Extra 10 OOa96 20 with one pair Of Cattle at
81 90 per loo 10 The big White Steer was no; sold 49,
Ths Premium shipped TO this market from indian
apols Oy \. Alexander Co.. were sold today 0y Mt D.
were be the best by all odds OF BeeYes shown
II 5 me pSTha ana ali
with one exepilo1; they were leu yrhonnson
OF johnson County Indiana In the fertile strip OF
land running through shelby and johnson Counties are led
and Iuos has found quite formidable rival III this section
the eOser state 1, Is from the section that tn. So
called Sarchied Cattle shipped which are much keu y
DIRK butchers The 10 head averaged 20 TO- anu sou
n IS per zoe TO- equal to 2o to dress 90 b ~ IS no
natey that finer Cattle have not been SHOWN mere III
Mr. Eastman purchased about 400 head at 81 90 1884,
Montreal and $50 quarters Of sce aud 100 eaIeasses OF
o Ss week N sr r' % a '5 Of eot IS
sheep SO carcasses OF Mutton ana 20 1--we Calves A.
johnson COUNTY Indiana 2oeO average At * 50 yer 100
10 - Medium do 2S2 10 at - so Bull lSSo n q q
81 "a so 10 do i4l4 H. - 10 do llS7 NJ at IS
Estate lb96 ~ at si2Oi do 1913 ID. at 81 OS'.
D. mePGerson Kentucky steers. le40 10. at Sc 80 %
do 7el ~ at So - do l6l6 H. at SO 10 80 do l47S n
81 ohio steers 1850 10, At 81 IS 70 DO 1890 10 az IS 80
d., 27 q a 20 o. DO 21G ~ at 8 So 90 2i
81 80 cows 20O 10 at 10 65 10 Mixed esern
sS p Ss x n sS a. S 50 n a 3 sSS dS aOs
do, l.'2h n. at .SnOi tdo 1870 o. ats2 go 20 Cows
pPS SO y Kansas s1 steer s liss TO- at - 10
DO i203 To- 81 s7 IS do l.27i 10 at 81 So II do igS
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p 9 80 q 20 81 g Sbs 9s
oxen 1922 Is. atsr5o stag LSs3 r. az =! q BeSals
ss4 s S. Ssss s s'a;l t?5
d. 40 i35i %ts5 ii9y q. 4 eos = q
h s, q 4 e IS IA d. III 'ss
Sefs 'ss a' sSi m s&S S
oS S scSamSsrr Z ?snn:yIysH1s Steers
70 49, siS = s. Il Ohio do 4S5 b az 3 4.
e do. 1908 d. at 81 So and SOC per head Is yrgnh DO
boxer KentScky S 81 h IS9S %, r at g 60 %
et w 9.is ss ss s0S Il at II = g.
SSs d. zi g. at Ts'5 iSia b. at $ 20 d.
M Sid az o. II Kentucky steers 426 p lido
Sst e Is &c. &c. s9 sS b. 40 lineage Do
levy Co: IeClicago steers l,461 10 at 50 49, 20 do
c8L II were ?29 bead % 5s qg't
ers and Fed Calves ed at 24c. few Choice and Extra
Vsas re1Shs e Dewey 20 Grassrs dew Fo Calves
27S b. at PIC Veals. 100 10 at SCI 40 1870 D. at She
SHEEP AND RsSeI2,s were . cars e. 7;sa
last Week Market slow ana drag ing with pI1e weak a1
shad lower all around and large huOer uhSod at The
Sales Of Poor to Choice sheep were at 81 25S5 tew
ranged from 81 90 70 TO- and one Car Of Fancy state so
Pi nsss lambs were eI by o Newcomb Of Whitney.
Point IroSme County and me are market ~ a Is
Taey averaged and sold by Ga.sh Kirby 60
MIR A. Vanderbeck seems determined to Guido all his
former EXHIBITS ~ Fine Mutton and Lamb. Mr.. NewcOgb
saJshed reputation OF the best feeders IN the
state many years and has Lot loot the knack Of raising
SaeS~Judd & buckingham 2Os Canada Lambs 81 TO- at
- O ~ Indiana Sheep so b. at 3sc u do 5j b.
jj3 Buffalo do Poor, 73 n, at 2l4c. Z.
j. f. Sader q Co.; 179 Canada lambs; % 10, at 6sc 20
Western do G2 d. at &c 50 Kentucky sheep I@2 10 at he
Newton and Gfle: 90 Western Sheep, SO ID. ct 37sc -
do 90 ID, at So 80. 60, 500 =. ~, o,o,.
do NJ sheep and Yearlings, Is n. att l2c
,9iinme Mullen 1872 canada LAMBS. ~ TO- at she; 81
State do onnon - 10 at i0c g. state sheep and LanDs,
AZ Michigan Sheep SO ID at &c 205 stlts
DO 9G ~ at 3i2c 17O Kentucky DO, 1915 b. AZ - 10: .
HanonDeck Davis % state Lambs, 81 ID, at Che 10
State sheep III n, at $3.50
Walsh KIRBY Co lS5 state lambs (ENtral, "a d. al
CLIO; 43 state Sheep. 1876 ID, at DC. 80,
nspback Il Dewey; 80 state Lambs SO NJ at bio; 1856
40 ~ n al &c pa state heep and lambs - D. at 5c
IoGS-Recepts were 26 cars OF 3,sZ he2d-lS cars at
"a III had against head for the time last wce
Marcel dull and weak at SO 7jUI
saIes-J G. Smith 90 Ohio HOGS l57 ID, at l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
CONGRESSIONAL DoINGs IN BRIEF.

WAsuINGToN, Dec. Ex-senator Mltcheii
from the Committee on Pensions reported favoraoy Tue
bill granting pension TO the widow OF "eHo'"'
Grant. The bin was at once passed without deDale
Abiil was introduced by Senator Sherman LOT So to
lief OF Madeleine Vnton Dahigren, widow OF Auhirai
John A. Dahlrren, Of the United states Navy. 10y MI
Holaro reimburse the officers and crew OF the lall'
for losses incurred by them in the wreck OF hai
vessel
The Senate after a short debate resulting IN some
amendments of detail. agreed to the joint rales
Mr. Cameron at his own request, was relieved from
seryIee on the Committee Transportation Routes 10
the seaboard Mr. Mcmillan, on like request, was re
lieyed from service the Committee on Mines ana
Mining Mr. Chase on like request was relieved from
service on tho Committee Claims
The Chair appointed Mr. Mitchell, Of Oregon TO three
vacancies indicated.
In the House, on motion Of Mr.. Wilson, OF west VIZ
etna Senate oiut resolution passed. to provide
FOR filling vacancies In the Board OF Regents VI ''
Smithsonian Institution A., .o,r,ion for
Mr. Morrison, OF Illinois, called up the reso1' IN e
holiday recess after having amended IL SO tIaU
cess al mi brcn on Monday next and END on JahuIS o.
Ar Reach Of New-York, opposed the ldea WHICH ne
considered a chdisfoD OF TAKING houAS 81
tbs time IL vas attended with danger, ana ne apvc
90 a Demorratic House to go as far as hepuDivan
Scnat. had done in taking some action on inc reson
,toi snccnssion bill The resolution was adopted
ON nation OF Mr.. Watson, OF Indiana, the SENATE pI
granting A penson the widow OF General Grant was
taken up and passed. Mr.. Price, OF WISCONSIN, aohe
voting in the negative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs

LONDON. Dec ls-l230 p .Consols 99a for money ana
eo, for the account Atlantic and Great Western FIRST
mortgage certificates 80 DO sec,nd Mortgay
10 Canadian Pacific 59as "a 10; do second Colsos
S9lA Illinois Central, l4U. ST. paul Common SOA; New
YORK Central, 1919 Pennsylvania 81 READING lO1 =,
80 francs ~ Il continues tor the account
OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany shoNssn
Increase IN $ , ce II .. 200 marks ,-.
p. nL-Consos 90 5l6 for money and a'l2 ior inc q
couut Atlantic and Western FIRST sOrtgage IriS
tees certincates 81 second Mortgage l2r CANADIAN
Pacific 59la second CCnsols, s9as ST PAU COhh'
p5S; New. York Cen;mL lnol
Hudson Bay Cmpanv 2O7s 49, NJ, az
so francs centmes for the account and eAohahsoo'
London at 20 francs 25 confines FOR cheeks
Canadian Northwest Land Company 27s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Dec. 1S.-ln the Court Of Appeals

to-day the following cases were argued:
No 424Betrand Clover t. re:pondent agt tns roeI
H. Jolive for appellant submitted for respondent So -
No 42j-Ielen Simons responder. ast Joseph W. II
Ravens appellant d. Morris for Appellant CharoS :.
Baker for respondent ,..- 90.
No 4o6- Thomes Nelson and others. respondents agt
William H. Horton. implicated az liant Reginald huut
appellant H. T.. Johnson for respondentS 49, a..
Ferdinand Meyer. appellant agt the mayor, &C
of respondents John C. shaw for appellant DJ
Dean for respondents. o-, nh.
No 4Sl-EOward Evans respondent agt Conrad B3ekef
Backe others appellants {. c. Sprague Tor apcAhts
George for respondent.
No. 432-Orson c. In erman respondent agt Marion
appellant Frank Rumsey iOr appeilaht u H.
Phelps for respondent
The following Is the day calendar for December Il;
Nos 926 3G7, 306. 307. 4S3, 434. ABS, 43j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
sHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, friday, DEC. Is, Iroo'
srcRrrARY MANNING's misunderstanding Manning
has returned from NewYork whittier he went on pri'
waite business.
To LOOK AFTER TIMBER AND swAAPS--l'ioh''u ~
Auderson OF Missouri has been apDointed timber "ep.
relation agent, and William Z. IOrrey, OF lhui"Ha'
special agent for swamp lands
NoMSArIoNs-To-day's Congressional Record contains
twentvdye pages OF nominations sent to the Senate
since The beginning OF the present session. Thoy num-
Der about 200 cases.
OPPOSED TO THE "GESERh~'-Westerh senators "'o
receiving in great number urging them to oppose
tie confirmation OF Land Commissioner SPARKS because
OF his recent rulings.
INVITATION To THE SENATE-The PRESIDENT pro e"'
more of the Senate laid before that body to-day an nv-
IatjOn from the North Central and south American TX
postnn at New-OreaDs 10 Senators 70 attend the EN-
position on December % which has been designated by
Tie MANAGEMENT as American Congressional Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
DAMAGE TO GOVERNORS ISLAND.

WASHINGTON, Dec 16.-The Secretary OF
Var to-day sent to the OF Representatives series
OF reports concerning the damage wrought by the storm
of November % and "a to the north and west Sues OIL
Governors Island New-YOrk harbor 1t appears from
the reports OF army officers that the storm
the Old retaining of lumber on the north sac Oh inc
,s,aDd and washed AWAY the slopes many places, be
sides doing other damage The Secretary invites ateh-
ron 10 the estimates of the Department Tor CONTINUING
Tho sea wall around the island The repOrts state that
The wall on the Buttermk Channel front has been the
means of saving property valued at 81 100000 ana tn
similar granite wall the north and west sides wo
nrevent a vast amount OF destruction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
FRIDAY. Dec. 19-P. NJ.

FRIDAY. Dec. 1S-P. NJ
The Stock Exchange markets to-day were compare
lively dull and tho dealings continued to rehectIeVersh
aud uncertainty, yet, when ali the immaculate ln
cuces and the bearsh temperament OF many oil the
Board Room traders arc taken into consideration the
npdertone OF the markets must DO regarded as
healthy and highly satisfactory. The dealings
In stocks amounted to only 3i7.427 shares
against yesterday and 62O75o shares on
Wednesday. But Notwithstanding the dulness WHICH,
when follows such activity as lately has prevailed Is
usually arod "a an unfavorlble feature there was
hardening of prices to-day subject only less than ordi
nary fluctuations from tho beginning to the close OF bust
the room-trader who for the time being are not In
significant factors in the making OF prices nave
suddenly ed the idea that tho condition OF on:
foreign exchanges is an important element in the stock
speculation and the In rates yesterday ana the
additional strength exhibited by the Exchange markets
Today the burden OF the chorus ut tho Stock Ex
change Under certain supposed conditions the advance
the Bank OF England rate yesterday for discounts ana
tho advance In sterling exchange would DO elements
worthy OF serious consideration, Dnt uhuer
the existing circums tances-an unusual plethora OF
money and 57OOOO 900 bushels OF wheat locked up by
specuatorspoDably nothing OF this time could prove
beneficial for tho general veal than any event
which would SIT in motion tho large hoardngs OF one OF
tho principal products Of tho country The advance IN
exchange the spcccshippns point one OF the things
most likely TO bring about such result or course,
sudden decline Of l4ol7 cents per bushel for wheat
might work disaster to fow persons but the country
VIII DO benefited by obtaining FOR its surplus products
whatever ne markets OF tho world will pay for them
rather than by thor wastage In Warehouses. such
decline would give tho railroads. now that inland
water navigation Is closed, an immense ton
nage additional to that yet to be fur-
nshed by tho movement OF tho corn
crop Of Is-5 which, at present has hardly begun. Not
withstludug the "bearlsh' prO,liyities OK many pro-
fcsona op ratOrs IN stocks AID the sometimes extreme
ulucss which prevailed. prices for almost everything
show material tud mpJrtant gains Tor the day Win
ont all lOlc falls simple fact shows tho existence
u "a power Ia tho market which now Is su,
pcrior to that OF tho traders ana
man pulatOrs Northwestern Railroad reported Tor
,he second week December adecTeaso OF SlSsOO from
The snne week NJ 1884 such exhibit. n ma les thco
months agl. probably wonli have marked the price
down al least per cent today II ross z per cent, ana
closed with 1ua gain OF p por cent This IA one OF the
incidents which indicate the present temper OF the pubic
coward tho stock market The market closed strong
close 70 the hest figures OF the day.
Government bonds were quiet and steady win the
hs Tor tho oil - per cont Annexed are the Closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
MEYER MARRIED TO DOWNING.

Savillar Berkeley, who, under the name of
saviar Downing sued Forrest s. Downing for limited
divorce by decree OF the Supreme Court issued yes
terday by Justice Donohue confirming report OF
Referee James s. Steers declared never TO have been
legally married to him. Tho complaint WAS therefore
dismissed fer story was that Downing placed ring on
her finger and told her that that made her his wife,
They had child. she and her mother testified that
he introduced her his wife, The child died. but she
claimed that another child, which year ago was ad
judged in suit In the Supreme Court TO BIO tho child Of
another woman, was her own infant She aitcrward
brought suit against Downing for breach OF promise OF
marriage. which she discontinued on tho payment Of
$3.50. Mr.. Downing. meantime, married another woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
% INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 18.-Fhe Senate Commit
tee OIL Patents which has boon referred the nterha
tlopal copyright bill introduced by Senator Hawey mas
directed the chairman Senator Patt to give pubic no.
tce of purpose TO hear authors ana others VINO arc
terss,ed in the subject No day has yet been fixed Tor
the frat hearing but the committee expresses Eope n
ali who have views 10 express the subject VIII De pre-
uared 10 communicate them to the COMMITTEES NerDaHJ
or i'm writing soon after the holiday recess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
crNrp.1. MARKET REPORT.

cOrFEF-spot RIO dun and nominal at ot0o'sc. I I0r
fair no sales Options dull but closed steady Fe
riary $3.50 March. 6G515 ~: Ma srca"5 "'''
4OO Kewatin on private ter ms.
CoTiiJN-Spot Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED Saes, eo
bales Deliveries Receipts at tho ports lot my oct
9i 570 haes against 2iG 3J9 last week ana 70
yc9f suce September 3l4O490 bales, against SZo'o'o
bales for the time last year. . o,oss,acaton
orea n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
NAVAL ORDERS

WASHINGTON Dec. 1S.-Lieutenant w. Z.
-oyles has been ordered to the Washington Navy Yard
Paymaster H. T. Stancf special duty AT the Navy Dc
partment Lieutenant r. Hunt has been detached from
the Photographic Office and ordered to the BROOKLYN
Iientnnut t. a. Fiskc, from the Brooklyn and ordered
IN snecnl Juy in Bureau of Ordnance; Lieutenant j.
Garvin from the Naval Observatory and placed on wall
ing orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Another dull speculation in oil certificates
was the result OF the dealings at the Consolidated EX
change Yesterday Tie news from the petroleum coun.
fry WAS of no special importance Prices opened al the
best of the day and closed heavy al to the lowest
The range prices and the total transactions at the
Consolidated Exchange were as fOllOws:
Openipg ....... 9Oos LOwest..... ......-.... S97a
Highcst....-....... VO's flnal.-.----- JUS
Refined oil unchanged.
BRADFORD Penn. Dec. lS.-Crudo On-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 904 aud closol at 0Olg;
highest price. cola lowest price, 1919 Clearanoes.
1000 barrels
sit Certificates opened at 00ss and closed at 00ls
highest price, 9o's lowest price. 30. salos,
$500 900 barrels; clcrances. 21lG,0O0 barrels runs.
7O256 barrels; shipments. $685. barrels charters
45,794 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-19

report urging an of force in
Dorsheimer's office in New-lork MI Dorsheimor easS
that owing 10 the accumulation OF business in MS once
he ia unable to dispose of t without more help a..
WcCue also recommends increase OF clerks III 'ne
Q
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

CHARLESTON Dec lS.-Turpentinedull at JiLN
SAVANNAH. Dec. 10. -rnrDentine quiet AZ "a ~
WILMINGTON. Dec. lS- rurDontlne arm as "a
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s7l6 / Low Middnny........

coo1 Or1,norv - g 7.l6 Low MiddHng........ z 70 iG
StTtct GOOD ordinary. ~ Nddlng. ol1lo
rs onened 5,oints lower closing. however, at an al
vpce of POINTS on December, with the other months uD
-al
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
d., No,.fb Riner. Vessels and Rditrodds
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
ROyDs AND BIvK Sr1OIs.

7 ~ Ais Coupon, 1891 go,
l2tlS 10000. IL
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TIE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. DEC. Is.
THE GENERAL. LtsE
Opeu1 r. - - snEEo'
Name. ing. HiRt Low nut DIE az so..-

ACTUAL SALsA Go
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40 Kan& Tel

81 a WI AtlNi
2.UOn....... ~ =
Mich Cen - 1921
coupon
h.OuU .. 100
registered
llO.uOO..... Iva =
10000 .......lO1 -
100 900 .... lOj y
lg. 900. ..... 100 :.
Nor & Ia l-t
cOnsOl
5000 ........l29l y
MIX 81 Pau
IS
10000 lib 4
Nil & ~ PAU
n q ID DIV
l26 =
NY " = q Bun
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tNuphIl va
| 1905. 7qs
| .Nor Fac list ruiiu
| g. 900 ......ll38s
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHIA SFO0hS.
ReDorted by JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.. No. II Wdtt-sL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-10
Shocking Railroad Casualty.

erosion, Iowa, February s.-A seri-
ous accident occurred about ten miles
west of this place this afternoon. AS a
train on the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad, number three westward
s DG1h ada% eS struck Gfdf Broken sepO5 rs
and tilted along on the ties until they
ran on the bridge which went down,
carrying with it two coaches and a
sleeper containing from twenty to
twenty-five passengers. Following is a
list of the killed: Robert Brown, Mount
Pleasant, Iowa; Mrs. Powell, New Al
bany, Ind; Mrs. w. c. Carroll, Sa-
guaches Colorado. Seven were injured.