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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

v. q, Hf.S; Wv. q Co 80
81 %s':! sss e:
s1ss humble: f % e: g rs
refined petroleum. @ the Unset KINGDOM Or Ssnnoos =
A.. *. %:.s; :s .
p :. Ansssss refined q g
ss1sf Z A%isss. sss
~ sS fsisas Ssl ss q sS. 4
"a SsS,aS isS SSsisSs S:.s
sssss ss sss E
III hS1cs I 80 s,,. 5000
BARK isss ~: Isass A.
!ss% HnS !. :a sfsS;s $ .:
s SSsSss.n 1srs s s ssss g
5000 and 1900 bills Do . 10 ND1N XTT@ERY
:. ?isi t!yERfo6I, steam Hence erss srs,s:
"a s.a ssnfs eusa "
; steam hence iSoSS bush bush cram Gram y
AMSTERDAM steam. hence, 81 600 bust gram; ata
ssnS sTs Spin Ssss's
show ss gam wih nght trd' reDorte Sale lye
@ quoted :,is ss,i !: $ p',m
sSsS S Gear ,.ss ssssft :;sSr ~:
Es5Es Isa s %ss 81 EST
g. ss s.s
Sic @ :d sSs s'S'sa asi
ssss ':: .ss
and e., active CITY Heavy to Lsnt .aS 90 pss
Sa 70
pseaIaen moderate AMI there n'sTs:
c. tales 's wsi,sS ss s August isG
closing $685., C.; 800 tcs, September 90 O. cios
~ e 'is sss
south ADefc1R G m o. s ~
snss Cs5
sss i's ss s,Y i' n
S.ssTs Che Dairy sea ss Western r's''y
san co,,a nm WITH @o,ers.e str % ~. he
Western "a Ss%' Canadian sS fur STATE 'Sl'
isIU.-Far.y acllve pr,ces without change Quota
s%sc good to prime choice SisSSss fancy head:
bond ,,ns e so sv. s sey paid and aSs IN
Msssr, Dan Tal@asss Sons CO.. Charleston teeT,apn
pD6 Ga SS quiet
: ICES Continue demand ard Pepper is espec. ally
sTEARlNE-Dul and nGminay unchanged. city quoted
at SC. aia Oleomargarine 6iac
s%e ssss siSs and STEADY r'@' Guy a''ea
.
d sa'pSs A'rs Cape s'
5 ce A@ssn iss ms ae
Sas sisa Soc Ansostura sliac.' Para SOC. Puerto ca
bello 23c
sUGAR-Raw dull and nomi al at 5.i6c for Far 70.
Crushed and Cut &C.. Cubes. 6,.c.i Pow iered 6.97c
Granuated 6ac Mould a." 6ha6Ssc confectionery -
white i:xtra &c" s4c Extra &C. "a 5ssc; &c. ,,.@
s. EDS-COver sells Q ely at90 aud Timothy &C
81 7Od$l 75 Domestic tlaxseed at nlcago Is IL - for
spot 81 % for september october and November and SEA
Ur the year. -
,oAlthough trade is not large there is disposition
among holders present prices and in this they are
fairly successful or course tho receipts are still bei a. Jus
indications OF improved tall demand are noticed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NETWORK. July IL.
The markets were heavy and unsettled yes
terday. The statement OF tho visible supply OF wheat
showed smaller decrease than had been generally
expected and prices in the foreign markets with
more favorable crop reports from England combined to
depress prices The demand for export was
small the engagements being only four loads Of wheat
and 900 bushels OF Wheat opened y lower
but after full recovery again declined and closed weak
at only isaA above the lowest points. July wheat
ended at 99I4 cents. August 81 OOh Sep
TENDER 81 O2ll, and October ~ Ola. Corn VAS
unsetled aud after slight rally from the opening de
cline steadily fell off and closed heavy at the lowest
figures, which were materially lower. July options
closed 52i4 cents, August at 3D. septcnber at %
and October at 54i2 oats were rather m at inc open
ing but In dealings became heavy. closing at
the figures which lea below the last prices
Yesterday July options ended at 364, August at 33S
cents Lard weakened with the rest OF tho other mar
kets and Welded 4 to q cents follows: July 80 80,
August SO 80. September SO 81, and October 81 o.
AT Newly PhiladelDnia Baltimore and Boston the
receipts of grain to-day Wheat, ia 468 bushels
corn 90 s95 bushels 1002S5 oushels total grain.
52iG19 bushels; Hour. l6.O32 barrels Tho arrival at
Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Louis were: Wheat. 9592s
bushels; corn 261.375 bushels; oats. 1730O4 bushels;
total grain, SCI POT bushels; nour. 22.324 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

State bonds were dun with sales OF only 81 600
Louisiana eonsols e1 maturca coupons NJ ooS' 0''
Tie market for railway bonds wa. extremely dun ex.
cept in few OF the 'Peeuaye , ale. Of
$500 900 declined from 57as TO 00%doos. ana West
shore and Buffalo rst % WIN .nS
closed al 3gas Missouri Kansas and Texas general
bonds we're marked to higher figures with little real
S S. from VI" oss to eil4 Missouri Pacific
consols were dg and easier at Iooa ud dhe
tons Oregon Short Line 6s were L higher at e3 ana
metropolitan Elevated nrsts rose y to 1852. snnaus
southern first were n AZ %, aud the seconds were
/ 81 higher ut 7Osl New.York chicago and 81 Louis
first Us ~ higher at 7oas Central and Hudson ex
Shore first consols at l27Lal27s The granger
issues ruled firm at iull figures aso,os ana
int the dealings OF retail character Denver ana
RIO Grande rsts ia to lO69 and consos were up
wcre mn a At so Northern Pacific nrsts were steady
at iOl5a alO2. and Oregon Transconinental hrss al
The su6.Treasary today gained on balance 500 o33
made upby gains of s26Js9I eufrency ana s,s
~ 3i7. 97s payments, S7s0.0H currency balance,
III. i72 1896 coin balance. si55.9o7.l29 ...,..
AT > rcr cent the closing was about ia per cent
Thu tearing House statement to-day was rs iohow''
Exchanges. $50, 1876. 1873 balances, SJ,323.o3s.
The United states Treasury at Washington today ie-
ceycd 900 National bank note. for redemption EN-
revenue receipts were SlJJ.lli ~,
calls for comment business IN duh aud rates steady al
quotations for business rs follows: Bankers Dilis'
q STA aud 81 SO for long aud short sterling re.pee.
lively SCI = AND 500 for francs 9ii9 aud V4% for
rechnlarkS; 1913 aud 10 for gulders. $500
In London British consos were steady at 1ooie
for both money aud account United states bonds Were
/. lower AT 1854 for the Ia. American railways con-
tinue to respond to the home markets ana therefore
opened higher anu la.oI "soo ,, m,,.
advances. 81. Idui closcu ~ Ono ciu''.
alent or foNnagaluSt 90. ~ n oui IL nV'n
mice: Central and Hudson closed at POS tho equl'a-
ont Of 92s against our noon price OF De Bar silver
was 3D. higher at 40 3 Cd per ounce The Bank VI
England lost 10000 bullion on balance.
Exports OF merchandise from Now-iork;
1888. 1884, 1895.
~ ,h. rcck - SGOSJi 80 s7.O73.l0l s6Gtl6l9
previously reported. lSO3S56t lOo2os,'so lo''S"2'Oi
Tot, aimee Jan .sls647o5D sl6334l SSl sl7462 800
IinIn lnn lie We'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July IA (SpeciaD. 1t is remarkable
that the big traders who have from time out OF mind been
the great bulls this market at this moment its
great d" bears" For instance, Bill " Young, who has
been chronic "bul" to his great loss an avowed
hear McGeoch, who used 10 be so rampant "buil
that ybody who ever sold anything hated him. Is
NOW one of the most determined bears here; Armour
talks " bcarish on wheat, and Plaskinton and Ed
sauderson and the other certainly eet the
same way II they are trading the same way Wheat
opened 10 cent under last nights close at 9o's
cents for september Tho talk last night was lO0oooo
busbels decrease in tho visible supply OF wheat, whereas
the figures showed only 555,53o bushels. There was
heavy buying yesterday by "shOrts." and 1t was
act down by good many that these traders
arc loading up, whereas In fact they are only
Getting ashore expecting big decrease. Corn opened
p cent off, but provisions were strong ana IA2dio
cents higher for pork. o. ii. Roche bought probably
400 600 bushels Of wheat after the market had weak
ened purchases sent September wheat up 70 VI g Genus
and advanced all the other options about os0s cent
there was variety OF opinions as to the meaning VI
Roche's buying; thought that lac was acting i"I
a; " r. Adams and covering the Adamses " snor's
others Thought that the wheat was Koche's own anu
,hat n would be soon on market again. Al O'CLOCK
the close was just ut about the opening price. o.
Corn during tho day dropped i2cent Decahee tmrro %
an little trading In IT, Charley Singer was scei VI a
sorts OF provisions and large scale opert warren
was the only substantial buyer Pork after advancng
tribe became weak and closed 10 cents, ana aru =
, uuJer the opening The close for the day was
August wheat Ssie cents and September wheat ~
CANA August 45os cents ana september eor o., ~
Giants August pork $40 20 and september pork @io - -
August lard $s 62i2 and September lard W TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

Nor .av: II ON boring ycur Highness and beg leave
TO- 10 take my departure" The Khsdive on Is
s;Isd long enough. and to indicate that fact by
Three TrsEEs Of in AZ n n9ar a RadSfsa
snu s wv Enclish when perhaps thinking that, even
IIe;sv was not important to himself. the guest
might fes delicate about keePng an aa N EgVnt
1uii o. he rose and extended his hand. rose at
WAITING. tug. moasnt He cordially said bon voyag
st the same time expressing wish that mlghI az
oss future day revisit Egypt. turned andwaiheu
ssnard the door and when reached IT turned rs
sti"nette required and touched my forehead I'm IN
Arab fashion. The Khedive had adHahccu W .o
,aiddie of the ROOM He returned the saiua'ion'
and the interview was at an end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and R1iLro1fa
yEw-YORK, July II, 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-IORK. July Id. 1882
BRICKS-A receipts are reported elsiy absorbed and
general tone OF steadness Il nccad We quote: Pale $40
~ 81 afoa AID dt5 devered hard s. JOd 80 90 as to
quality.
CHfCCoRY active at 7a4asc. for English and 6
a &c. for German.
COCoA-A steady jobbng trade Is reported at steady
figures GuayaQu 1910 lei Baia. l4Ul C.; ian Domingo.
II nc; Caracas II q &c., Trinidad, ac Mara
e.
CoRDAGE-Is a trne lower in sympat, with raw mate
NIL Manila grades sell the basis OF &c and Ssal 80.
COFFEt-spot Rio uul hanged Far. Sosc. OPP
duh without material change. There wis
holiday Havrc aud dispos ton to 40 business hero.
The epts at RIO were 10000 bags 900 bags wore sold
beng the smallest day business In
Tho closing D. ures were July 056 ooi August lO59
7.lO; september, 7l50I2'.j oct9Dcr' i,9d0L2o Novem
ber 7l5d7a0; December 7.30d7.35 Mild trades steady.
Sales OF 20j mats Pad Caesar" 232 bags Mexican
and 100 Maracabo private terms
CEMENT Portland has sold moderately well at steady
prices: other descriptions quiet Ro enlae n0c dSl 90;
American, 81 rs as2 50 English. so 6vas2 10 German,
So 5OdS2 10; Roman. 50 10 aS3.
CoTTON-Spot Cotton l.lyc. lower Sales, 1881 bales
80 evening", including l,2Sl Tor export and 20I for
home consumption receipts ut the PORTS 1921 bales against
1905 this day last md 23l last year September
4G55sl bales against 1929 03 Tor the period last
The quotations according to the American classification
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
Market closing steady Transferable notices. 1910

Market closing steady. IransieraDle notices lulu
CooPERAGE sTOCK-1he MARKET has ruled quiet and
H %a n afi Of s old sugar
sss s Il.
AIco Of lower al So Is; op UNI % g; Gdininc
1881 "a rsEHsTaRRs ana SO
sas bad aud hod
sr asnaiH ste y agars. shore Maek os Mo gae4ed
and Grand Bank . homeless Georges ,9sT7ci % pansJ
fucss sa9c Eas,port Round 81 25ss9 So and Portland
ToREiGS FiG Irs-Raisin. have continued firm; Cur.
Also while Prunes and Almonds easier Other de-
' IaycrS S. 't" vae Sss sssns
currents a iSc Leshorn citron. 2Sc Tara
'G qLo H0% And dull and rather
easier for all grades except Fine and supernc which are
s n aaS Ss % Mn
SS soS Of sia aS SSs SsD e1po
1900 b6s cy Min E1Ta A. 8 g ~. 900 p, e,
sSS G .S os s@Pff'S tol xsf q Sno s
at as 90 to- sg sgS s.a.y
El sa f . ehGS sd 1s,
Good stoSss4 O. Good % Choice; :. 5oSs5 81 Common
N Nf %aPs;s & e srssS fss5
T vsTy E1 noc s. "a Ear fSS Gu Wheat
co. Guy MN Extra for %s, Indies CU :.
soUTafEN fi6UK-seil. prices MreS.1s,d5l sale, 500
Good cScss do 8 gyE + ;s1s:t
ST.. d. Gales 600 s nppTnn' C Seesd co hse
Sales $40 bba Brandy at s. quoted al IS So 50 80.
and Yellow western q, s3OOdsS3O.
GRAIN wHEAT-Market shade castor for cash lots and
dull options irregular aud unsettled opening heavy then
then l1s the nee declined tae aud closed heavy
at and y Pf d So
Sales u.s. 1000 bnsb future $1,000 bush SPOT and to arrive
including 40 Milwaukee At ~ ia &c atoat. the latter an
sI prns 70 Io['hs!a sc Winter
no; No Rol for July. 9,ta,g.e closing at s9tc.i
so I"r Alsus o Closing S a. DO for eoSe
SO! = closing at 81 Oh DO for NoysmeS no% NH
steady Western 81 q66o. canada zoe 22c. state. TIA
pAHEy sh a Teuass Of. vi state
a o. SIX owed 4 ,le. ises2c' Canada, s6ao5o CORN
active ,rade options opened weak then declined ls thea
rather more steady thcn heavy again and Declined 20 &
ness export trade home and large lns
aons in option. shippers hongn 70 0oo bush SALES
ing Ungraded Mixed at 4od5.c; q amor Mixed. 81 &c IN
Ss aca 6 1Sas %he SO & So Mite
at 1 Hs ssS Yo iss SaS ho sso
.ea 10 Tor juy 4s Closing at c DO Tor HueS.t
IS 05Sc closing at 5sc 90 for september 5slsa' &c.
- 0AIs-Cash lots are "a ~ better 10 mixed and un.
W ana ops e a sSpGH Hns savy
the lowest prices Sales loo 900 bush future 10000 bush.
spot arq ss No rs avsS &c f No. 70 ss No No.
Mixed western s,S g. q iN WiiiS DO &c
closing al s6.ci do Tor August 4e3s'.c. closing at
s8c do for September s@S2 SC closing at 81
40 Is and 10, c. 30 N SOc 100 TO- S5a1Jc sharps,
| CSC al 90. live feed. so6s5c
Visible supply United States and Canada
yuy H. SO W 5cssl 7ops, ssss ISSiy5 go7see
July 81. a7oO9i 733lol6 s26ss54 1926 22l.2i7
Juiys l94Go4si e72s.7lo 3.5si.2s5 2so2oo s77.sal
Jus H. lsi7os2l lI.e24is s4O5.52o sceoai 74a,e77
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July II .-Provisols-Bacon Cumberland COS
"A "a Long Clear Mldes. 2is. GL short Clear Mddes
2ss "a short Ribs 3ls dbl Sloiiers ll% I'll por ~
Neef-s7s Cd for indian Ness Pr n, Ness g5 u
Porx-Prme Ness 5is oi per ooL' PRIME less has,sra
ara Western j2s Lard-Amcrican. 34s BIZ Prime Wsss'
ern 3is Od Lard OIL 5Js ~. hams-Lons Cat ~ ~.
Shoulders SGs 80 Baes sc pei LIZ
Western spring S. 9d I'D: Rcd wntcr I'd ola 70
nor ccnfa No Jprins New Western Winter - ID
New Mixed Western. As u ?i cauisrna NO. l. IS yH
Spirits OF rurpentne 20s 81 at Lon ion "a Oh p,r
cwt etned Petroleum 3.l6d per gallons Clover seef
american Red Sjs per cwt Tallowjls Cd per cwt Rosa
Common, "a Mi palc llsdL s.oL Linseea on ia
The ce,ps of whear three days were 222ooo
centals inciu ling los 900 c-ntas Aioericin -, ...
the for t1s past tree "ays "css
g., 800 centals. - ,,.,,, %, IN. a. oot i7s
per ton Calcutta Lmsced iJs 81 per Iiatts,' 1nss'S
raka Y7 gs42 rs psr ton. sc1nsi PStroieih oSLS
cd Ger GALLON spirits Of rurpentae 80. ID pn css!
sperm OIL s3s per toa Rosp Con non. - "a eh -
pale H. aIis 'Pr0yisious-Lari. -. ~ pS &C. pS
Americana sugar lss. Sd. per cwL TO- Caoa jeitr,se
polarziug go. aud I5a YiSlja ior cdoA Nuss''Ai"]
eLnlng ahoAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

sentence which had expired by Its terms on December
o. 1888. Assistant DistrctAttorncy Purdy maintained
that there was question OF the prisoners identity and
that II an escaped convict could not be taken back 10
prison his tcrm there would be premium
for escaping from jail.
The question of identity referred to John Cav
and he Immediately took the testimony OF Thomas Ford
Sheriff OF Newcastle County De whs tesihed that the
prisoner the man who was convicted OF burglary IN
Newcastle, sentenced to pay $500, to receive forty
lase. stand In tue plory for hour and to he I'M
prsoncd for ten years beginning December o. 1873
Justice D0nohuc took the referees report OF this evil
dencc and the other papers. reserving his decis0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

NEw.YoRK Tuesday, July I4.-BEEvEs.-Receipts were
Of Mr.. Eastman aud for
Metzger. No trading In live cattle Ee,ng steidy
with $50 loads expected for tomorrow Inarset
DR. ssed Beef In far demand at 7Id9c for ommon 10
Prime, with Choice selling o small WAY ct g'4al"c
supply Live Cattle witn prices weak at l3a <c and
Amer lean refrigerator Beef dull at lob a To- 49,
Sbinments to-day 100 OF sect aud 200 csrcas.es
OF Mutton the " yomng by j. Eastman. MI Goldsmith
will load two steamers with Live Cattle
CALvEs-About $50 head were received at Gcth-st. and
Washington Market combined The sales reported were
dressed Calves quiet at aolc for City Dressed vea
GSsc for Country Dressed on ice; with best nearby
stock selling to Saavc. Dressed Buttermiks slow %
SG5c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Receipts were cars OF l.025
head-s Jersey CITY and cars at o.th-st Hardy
esoneh doing market Feeling triue frmer bus
avanc, Gu tabe Lea receipts reported Tor to1or.
carload OF Choice ohis at - Common TO Good >oataern
rho ..w ersays Washington Market brought Gl 9c for
dressed Mutton slow &c with strictly Prime stock
selling ~ high .s &C. Dressed Lambs quiet at 9dl C.
saies-New,on Gfeti 2l7 Ohio Sheep C iooo, lO3 No.
at 5s 1I5 10. IL q. at ~ IS. ~
j. n Pidcock 2as Virginia Lambs 81 ~ at Gle 100 do
So ~ at 80 SO Do cmmon 43 ., at5c II Virginia sheep,
% 10 at 3 late yesterday 2oI virginia Lambs W n az
r. eafirr Co, 1873 Pennsylvania Sheep Of 10 at 4asc
HOGS Receipts were ~ cars Of 2,-J3 head-6 crs az
Forue,l 81 a.. at Jersey city. NORMALLY higher
CITY Dressed yesterday and quota
Country Dressed firm at eh 0Csc for Medium and 7te7ho
for Light,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The lawyers in the Tillinghast-La Fargo
Art Decorative Company litigation passed the day yes
terday behind closed doors in Referee Wards Office.
disentapgng. arranging and duly preparing all the
counts IN the cOmpanys books which are to be pre-
sentcd to-day TO the referee OF the factors In
determining the questions at issue.
Surrogate Rollins yesterday granted letters OF admin
iraion the estate OF Marcus Cicero Stanley to his
widow. Eliza c. Stanley. who stated In her petition that
she and daughter. Ella Payne the only heirs
law and that his personal property was not worth
mo than 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO July IL m. Drorers Journal REPORTS rIns-
Recruits ~hpmeus 200 mead Market weak;
Exports 5JdS5 anu Mixed 81 C1v>s -: Stock
SIS Feeders. - 70 @s1 90 Texans % voo
81 % go. . -
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Shipments 5000; market active,
Rough lOG 81 80 PACKING aud suioons - 500
"a -. Light. 81 5OGs VI 20 skIps. :; 6O6s@ 10
Shs.p-iseceipts 2uOO head shipments 300 hcAt markeo
weak, Inferior 50 7JGSS 10 Natives ~ OJGsi To- Lambs
SlO'Ds2 - =.
BugrALo July l4-Catle to.,1v. 80 neat total
for weea FAR 800 nea ns asr ~es& 100
head conslgneo tDroIgn 40 cars market anlt
Good to Olocs 5O3s5 49, stocScrs All Feesrs.
81 b5dsi 40 ,., -, -, - -, o..
IL 400 head time week LOU head CONSIGNED
through IL cars steady aud dni aciium ID
Good 0Ods4 IS; Good to Choice rs oGst Oo' spfins
Lam bs S6aG 10. $1,000. -. a..
l3uOO head tine lat week. l2oop hcast coa
signed through 81 OF which TO New York, marAss
steady Medium u Fair Workers 81 35@fi 80 GOOD 70
Choice 81 al 10; Butchers Grades ~ o0GA 80 PgS
ST LOUIS Juy observation-disclosures, LOO; shiomeats.
1906 active EIDortA - 50 No. Nooh e. Oincss
stunning 81 sO1f6UG Far ID Moiiun 81 20 Vvi 2os
Texans 81 506Hl 20. -oo .. . ~.
dunn ~ OI9Sg Jlt Far to s'noice. So 1888 10. -
Uogs- Receipts. Zoo shipments $40 Light - 4o0
a %; Packing rs 95dsi l.; ueavy 81 o09ti oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srpayyp COURT CnAMnERs-Beforc Donohue. In os
AZ so iOl lO2 llO Ia las lft, 1865 III, 49, no. 2'o
2p7 2,,S 2DD 3OO a0G 307, IUs. 3o9, $40;
~, saoa ana Coupr-HoIina s.--No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURI-5rEClAL TERM-Bofore Soigwick' w.
No day ,acndlr .,, a.. ,,,o EARN,
COMMON PLXAs-GRNERAL TEuM-Adiourned for mo tern'
COaMoN PLSAs-SrEciAL rKgd-Bosoro van hoo'cn' j.
No day cslchhnf. ,.. r.. .,a, orn
ConAoS PLVls-EoyITr RM-Adiourned Tor the term;
tolrI % DrNcgAL s.-siONs-PAkr l-Before .o"iss;
and Assl Dist Attorney b DAVIS Nos l. y 80 :. %; bo
% TO- H. ~ l3 a. H. ~ ID H. ~ a. ~ 40 80 % ~
"a, as ~, So 81. 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
M'CoY's VARIED PUNIsHMENTs.

Big Frank Mccoy was brought DefOrc
sassics Donohue in Supreme Court Chambers yester'
habess corpus proceedings for the purpose OF de-
mining whether he shall be sent TO Della ware, whose
E{soritss claim him as O fugitive from Justice John
on behalf Of Mccoy, argued that he should NOT
~ Who was convicted and sentenced 10 ten years Inn
nenttn that State under the name0f Francis Carter
~ 1.ci'onaId was alleged. and on the ground that
~ were, be could not 10 sent back 70 serve Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15
WHAT BECAME OF MRS. McHARDs's MONEY.


An unbelieving smile rested upon the face Of
William W. Richards. who is seeking to recover about
$4,000 from Peter u. vermya. as Mr. Vermilya sat
npop tho rack while Lawyer Noyes crosscxanined
him yesterday before Referee Hamilton hienards IN
fesnnny swore that he had contract with Ncrinya
A. 10 the that he should be paid FOR recovering
the that his wife had left him. ana tat no
were me poned Richards simply agreeing 10 give only
arcasonabe sum vermya cOnradicted this statement
positively and said that Richards agreea ma an n
tune to pay $1,000 for It's recovery. hcharu s
then without amy sya Hea Ss eaaes hi%
and although the amount to be recovered would not
fess 500 OOO feo Of $1,000 did not seem to be
e1orbifant. provided no could lay HANDS on ane re-
And Vcrmya agreed to pay 10 Richards whatever sums
Of money should be necessary to support him until lno
"wby did you keep Richards In the dark as to the
condition and value Of HIS property T. Mr. Noycs asked.
tcvial disposition, fond of having good time with his
hcuds and at times would imtfbe too much OF those
would tell any all about himself "a and h hi:
sonroversy with the parties had MIRA Richards's
securities In their possession 1t would not 6e rs s
Tie handbook Of Mr. vcfmilya was offered in evidence
and showed that the value OF the Richards estate tat
came 10 his hands was 81 236 92. ont OF this amount
Richards received aboat 500 and there y moth
lawyers and other fees Tho picture Of Mrs. Micn.
srds which found among her e .I sv,'
wa shown, but by consent was not put I'D evi
eence II represents exceedingly Pretty lace osrs
~ mass OF the highest blonde hair kicnards iookeu
6tently the face, and said In confidential tone 70
Mo referee "she appears be pretty well dressed ana
ecn't look rs she the borrow from her Irenas:
The following paper, found In package among Mrs.
njchzrdss effects, was offered In evidence, ana SHOWS
9eprobabe value OF her estate, made III her own nanu
yrtiHK United States bonds 81. 600 tan Franclsco
(avings Union, $1,000; Hbernia Bank 1000; Nevada
IJan S ssnh Zoo German Bank
5nis was Endorsed To keep till next account INC
Ese'books OF the Nevada Bank and the A. Loan bSnS
l. I've not been found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-15

The price OF refined oil reduced is cent to gle
cents gallon
BRADFORD Penn. July 14-Crude Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened 93s and closed at 96is High
est price. 06is; lowest price, 90. Clearauces,
2,5j2,00O barrels.
OIL CITY, Penn. July 14-Crude Oil-salcs. 4ssG.Ooo
barrels clearances 900 barrels 1876 bar
res shipments IL 3s3 barrels; charters, 10l562 bar
res National Transit Certificates opened at 9j and
closed 9Cas highest price. 0Ji2; lowest price, So'