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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO,

CHICAGO Nov. II jSpcciab. The unexpected
increase of 7s6919 bushels In the visible supply OF
wheat last night made the market soft at the opennghs
morning There 4 drop the first half hours trad
ing of nearly a cent, December getting down TO $685.
Armour SAID last ngn. still feel bulish on wheat
have 900 900 bushels OF aud believe In it, There
will OF course be fluctuations Of pretty wide kind, but
wheat has merits AMI will make money for people who
own It," The receipts OF just about what was
automatically cars. The price was steady. There
were 80 900 hogs and the feeling about the provision
nit WAS bearsh There was an advance OF cents
bishel I'm wheat; December touched 81 s. and made all
the sellers of puts rembc lest they should be loaded
M with " high priced wheat"
On rho short afternoon board the DllShness was Kept
M ny the news, which OppOrtunely came 20 haht
d. cember sold the highest point Tor the day, VI
cents and January at o. cents. March corl TOO SOFA
ton hut nevertheless strong. December wheat closed
at 81 cents. January at 9ll249los cents; November
corn t3 cents, APIS ccbts December pork - %,
Janu rs 80 67l January lard So l72; January ribs
~ II la May q cents Packers purchases over
came the early decline OF no cents, and pushed
january pork up to - - H. 7l2 cent. over tie pre-
yiOs low point, but 10 not kept at THIS ngure. Iho
close was about steady. Puts" On December wheat
sold this afternoon al 9Ols cents "calls at 92s cents
Anticipated receipts Tor tomorrow are 10 cars OK
wheat 2O5 of aud 30 or oats
IL said Change that there viii Ice prov ded aud
published tomorrow report by the state authorities
making the total spring wheat crop Of Dakota 81 Oo0
900 bushels secretary Of the Board OF Trade uut
an error his compilation Oh the Visible supply %
corn which corrected made TIE increase only OlloOo
bushels instead OF 800 900 bushels, announced last
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

The business In State bonds was confined TO low
issue, aud they Irregular 1"nncsc' ~ sofa ~ -
were OF at ia Virginia Gt deferred wero mp ~ at
10 H. and Missouri o. 1883. sold at 1913 There "cro
no transaction In city bank stocks.
Tho busnrsa In railway bonds was widely distributed
and with Irregularities, price, rird ilrn. Erlo
dcangs but after nuotnnt!ns between s-t ana -. III
closing 81 they marx Hn advance 81 per com.
activity and strength Of figures incomes rose from zoe
TO 2Gla2Ga aud tho r-t-, hlsnoI
~ s3a Missouri kInshs ant TcNhH general o1 WI
M "A a. o. and the Is rose per cent 10 80 Chesapeake
and ONO currency Us advanced from Ji's to - q ~
s3As Mobile and Onto first dobcntures were on per
cent ~. Inst Tennessee, virginia and Goorxa con
10 2O7s closed Il lover at @OL. Louisville
and Nashville hrots, New'Orleans ana Mobile
sold from 80 up to s7Iao So. NewYork. Chicago and
~. Louis hrsts, after some recovery we're easy ~
nrin with ndvanc, to d6A. Missouri Pacific consos
were dull but = higher at lol indannpos' bloom
International aud Great N"riheTn o' w, were mi
closed strong at SOL ana the w insHmGs
were higher at OJ and lhc Terminal 5s were strong
1882 lOJl2 Wabash consolidated - advance POI
cent to 10 Denver and Rio Grandc consos rose per
cent to So and frsts Denvcr and RIO Grande Western
were up yer cent 7JA Union Pacific hrhts were easier
Is ana ,ir., Tio fandc division rose ~ to Gis North
ern Pacific hrsis advanced per cent TO and
rransconilnontal dyanced 80 Oregon I'm;
prOyomcnt nrsts ut % and 81 Louis anu
Eau Francisco general Us closed with decline OF per
cent ut 96a. =,
The SuD-frcasury gained balance ~ ,s6bO9i Wah"
up by gains of - 800 currency l30 coin To-
days operations covered Eecep =, $3.50. 81 pay,
m0ns S5O5 OS7 ana resulted IN balances or TlOSco
currency aud ~ go. JOi. 252 coin. -,
The prevailing ratio Tor money was zig per cent; the
exceptions were and per cent. aud tho closing was
2ig per cent. -
Tue Clearing Honso statement vas as follows; tx
changes 1888. 0Gf .0Ji balances. SO, l3l 1913.
Tho United States Treasury at Washington receiver
1915. 900 National bank notes for redemption. .a,
The receipts wrr0 1851, S5l and the lnterpa
revenue receipts were $4,000. -,
The foreign exchanges present no features; WIN
moderate transactions the quotations for business ave
steady as follows: Bankers bills - S2i2 and ~ 20 LOT
long andish0rt sterling respectively J.23io aud Doe
for frIncs 0i4 and 0il9 for reichmarks 1919 ahd Az
for guildcrs. .. -,
IN London British consos opened stronger with an-
vances OF ls 10 100 3l6 for money aud LILO 10 Iov4
account the closing quotations were respceV'se,1
100 Ii @ and l0Jle. American railways oPencl on ~
response TO yesterdays late homo markets. but so,v
eIy tho quot aUn. va l. higher IMAM tue equNn
tents of Yesterdays home last prices late qu"latoh
showed rccoyercs. At Paris French per cents Fo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
COTTON MARKnrs-8Y r4LeipAPa

f1VI!PCoi Nov II l&3b r. INJECTION steady hidhilnZ
Ipai"i-. i6. Mutlng Orlran1 1-JOi sales -SOJo
lrIis 500 bn6s Tor tucculluOI ana export
InciulinR 600 mean, FUTURES
Cu IpaGiS Los MiddnnS clause November oollt'Fy,
o. ID a 81 S6tG do. NOFCmbcr and December GriiNery
s~jd. do January February delivery lO-Gii also
s.sd: ito F,,Inary nnd "A arch delivery. 1864; also
l.-',,t: 90 March April 0ciNcTY . lbG4dt also ;
do an! ny Crlyels.J 2Lu3di a." May ana
Jdn- delivery. -3G4G do. June ana JulV delivery
2,-I4d
- su-Cot;oa- sdiss OF the day ncnded COCO bales
Anc,,,a Fuires ira, upiands. Low aIddIing Clause
denvtTy So1d. rciicrs. do November ana Dc
,rs'a, IL vory $40. Ddy do December and Janu-
livery . -, t uVers: February aud March delivery
b4ytrsao Arm and May delivery, 90 40 sellers 90 VI ay
JuHe delivery. <-O4n kecIs 40 Ju'o anu 'uS "o''
xii . - Ctu. - ,,,,a
= -Oto1-Fnrures closed quiet; Upands Low MIDI
In cai.. November ,eNcTy. ooid sehets 40 NOVoh-
Lr "a C,rilber delivery lid buyers: DO l"ccbDef
coat buJ era 40 January ahnFeD'
ILary si very g4G. buyers do February nni March do
hs~f, I2-Jld buyers 10 Idrct and April uelFcf 10
-Gd uy. TO pri ind V dri. srcy. 49, I'D rcuersi
Ne, Al. Jun, delivery Ibid Yhuc; do June amt
Ju.Y .4,its ~. ~ o1d. sellers. ,,,- 49,, -,
MiI.ur 81 Good Orisry, Si4 net and gross receipts.
80 ~ pas; 81 - lJ72 Dliesi Exports CoastWse' lGI0
b. g. stock, lOS y bales -
sLYASSAH sOv IL, "tCn steady; Midd,ing, SO; Low
Sod OI'lDaJy 70 Tccei ts.
Ds.es tho CCLtlHeni. lU26 bales Coast
WIS., 22IO tacSi t&Cs 2,zOV Uslos; STOCK $3.50 bales
SEw.CRLEANsa HUv l1-COttCL quiet Kidding, lolO;
tew lli.rlg x 10. ca oId.nafY l-15 INST receipts
szSsO Dsies gros, 2s5 Usles Exports to Great Btan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
GRIIy 4ND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The distinctive features of the grain spocula-
ton Yesterday we're the irrcgIarty Of wheat aud tho
strength Of corn and oats. Tse movement in zone OF
the cereals however. OF more than moderate pro-
portions Tie Chicago markets were more active
and variable than those here, which possessed
more stcadlness than those OF the West tasn
lots of wheat were cent higher; pat snip-
pers scarce at the advance. Wneat opiohs
moved nervously up and down within wider limit than
has noted OF late In Irregular market tue press
IRE of realizing sales being Offset nv purchases nu-
enccd the complications In southeastern Europe
The close weak however, and ]dl lis cents hhHer
The best prices OF the day yet the final figures show al
yanoes OF q cent, follows: December 9sls pts
January 81 OUls February 81 O2ls, and May II o. IL
The export demand for corh was limited 10
$4,000 bushels and cash lots show gam
II Itqls cent. The options enjoyed a strong
opening and advance OF 3@ls cents and
while the market closed with easier tone the reaction
from the best points OF the day was only eH = cent
rhe close was Is better for November az % and
February at 49 cents; December rose g I" D c's
and January Al y cents Oats were strong through
out Cash lots advanced l9l cent and options ended
and 36ll cents for January. Lard III sympathy WIN
the Western provision markets. was Irregular, eniing
cent lower for December options and cent higher LOT
the other months.
change satiscian in the statemenof me visible supply
OF grain Saturday, compared W tn The preceding
week were follows Wheat, 47,O61.Ol2 bushels, an
Increase OF 269,3l9 bushels c0rn 1880 D. sleis
326 256 bushels oats, 3,533I-I Du-hci- u
decline Of 223.0si bushels; total grain 53,1li'lOS
bushels u net loss Of 2S0, OBI bushels.
AT New-York Phladclpha. Baltimore and Boston me
receipts OF grain Yesterday were; Wheat, s3.9s3
bushels; corn, 22I 500 bnslels Its, 69.32S bushels;
total grain 37 bushels -four, 32,2i7 barrels. Inc
arrivals at Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. LOUIS "ern
i2i 1853 bushels; total grain 39s39s bushels; Hour
1860 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
cALENnA TO DAY.

corRT ca 10 70. 9 ApdreT IA + Nos
~ 5 55 is IL ~ l l ~ ~ l2 1856 l'' SOL -O
riFhEaL C0uHi-GESEiAL TgRM-Adiourned Tor the
"l IPri,ryf CorRr-srruN TrEu-Bcfore Ionohue j
Nos -, TO- - "A Sil 2O5 g. 2vs $40 I'll 2i%' 55i
0' ftTyH totaD>rrcIAL TERN -PAEI Adjourned for
"rrIsaE COURT ClEcuT-PAET I.-Bcfore Barrett. J.
Nos 30. ~ III lii6 lii 2l7G. 2l+$ 81 io3! lo29
J. l35' = Ioa t1o i4''' ''' 1i0i iVo'' ~
o. - frESa corg1-CmcT-PAh lL-Bctore Lawrence ].
No, n.n. .. 500. SO ls2H. G9l, 80. 1904, IAN.
~ 1873 o. 0o3. 49, 7G,l rs o2o' ~. o9s. 'J1
IS sraaFS ~ Vc5Jar-CacunPA III Before beach j
go III 955 ~, ~. 1893 1851 N27 ioi2, lI,5 uOi
sT,.r,r CorGf Cacun-PAR1 Iv.-Before vau Brmt.J
.,,.1 j. o.. AOday c"endar , . 49, 80
Bo o. n a Jan dalc II a IA tr derck Tennoyrr
sii ston CGUUr-GINTGAL TKKM-AdJcurned until first
srrriI0r CoIRi.rscrM TEpN-,De,ore OGcrnon. j.
NJ. 49, o. -. 3.I.r. ~. Z5I. l22 %.
scfrmos CoUgrITRiAL IiGS-rAEr l.-Bclosc rruaH j.
Is. io3 1895 has. lii6 io2, $50, 80. lI4' 5is
:irenoa Counr-TBIAL -PAE1 H.-Adjourncd Tor
~ SrFEmoaC orar-TRiN TERH-PAEr Ill Before ngra.
haJ Nos "7o . I'D To- lO-'lli7' Ill., 1910 lIot
sursaIoG CoUaI-ThIAL TERN-fARr Iv-Adournel for
CoaM6x PLEAS GENERAL TEaN-Adourncd I'll first Mon
Cosmos Ii.2As-srEclAl TERN Beors DAILY. C. Nos.
20 CoiHtx FL&I--IsrIy TEEN Adjourned for the term,
CO5McN PLLAs-TRlAL lEEM-rAEI !-Beiore Allen =
80. o, az. iblG l5iS i5iI i5iS t5Io 1876 iiS
CssoS PLgAs|ImALTERM-P II.-Adourned for the
Me-. iTa 1914 ~ 1905. 4J5l. COli. $50. 10 i$5S
~ 80 rrgT-P,rT uBofore I.an JNo,
co. . q 9 sss g "5 g. 7 10, o2 '''' ''O'
ON Co,Ef-Iri,L ThgM.-IAu IIl:-Bcoro Hyatt j.
No, ,otB $50. ~ 3, 45fS 4Oll AZ :13, 4A2O 4l9S
d. iszj 4-2S 29g 4JlJ. 1916 4"lI 1919 .,- ~
Cu M OF OYRI AND TEEMlSEB- cher Justlce Ia
via quo Assistant ,i,lrtct Attorney Fellows. Nos. l.
tutEi ot ttA RAJ oE3,io,s-fAHf lie o.c Juhgt
CIV ne and Assistant District Attorney Bedford paft
op1.,at II am.-.>os. l. s. T. o. ~ = D ID H. H. 10
tni1 OF GEvrE,L - = -oNs-PAgG II.Before Recorder
Sinyih As.IBtsnt District Attorney Puriy->os -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
EUROPEAN pRoDrcE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Nov L. PROVISIONS Bacon. Cumberland ca;
MiiIics Goa I'd: short Gear Md,os
81 IA short I'd: shoulders. - 0 cNgt
Rec:-sls. IOr Extra indian Moss frmo Ness s. III
Pors- Prime Mess. sos UL per OJL. lime Mesa EASTERN.
Lard Am, ilCau 3iS. oh: PRIME - est.
eru ga 81; Lard on. as Hans Long IT. 10 I'D.
shoulders S Butter ~2s I'd cot iOr finest Cnited
states CnceSa-A choice Is ttL MnrLt-..ed
Western Spring Is. I'd d- 81 Red Winter a. "a - Id
p.r Genital Spuug7 -. adj. New Western Mnei'S "a;
New Mixed Western. IS, ID; Catlpfun 80 J. - "a. %
d. CanfOTuian No. - M. per GENITAL prOducs
-rus u Turpent'nc --s O do AT London. - d. per
evil: rnncd petroleum. r. ~ 81 pcrgaOl. tloyerSt'
Anrrlcan Rei ass Der IaliOw rs I'd. DcrcNt Reln
-Common -. Pale lis. ut GoS uh llnsec. Oh : -
I'd pcr cNt lON-Fluc Am--ct - sd; prim' cas-.
2~s Oh. per Am"cln X 'irt-cr&.el d O.; hini quart
,rs od. '0Ie quarters. 3 ~. per 70. $50, \.
TheT,,cipts o. IS lor tlrs, dVs wer. 1900
lsiillns iIDD mails I'm 'rlctL
The receipts az AmericaU CORN ior Ia Us i'N' WV
81. 90 tails m, 49,. on,
ioNpox Nov. 1T.-PrOduce-Iin~rd OH. ~! o's d tEs
los pcr tun CdCTL Llnserd btr 20 per quaIpF 'dustu
axe ~ -. a IS Refined F"tr'ie1n. a..
gallon Iurprntiuc :. sd. Ger '"ti
Spcrn, OIL per HosiD oinnIoB - vd per t"t.
Lie lis Hlls Provisions ard. 3Js. Ut. Tor cwt iOr
An, can: sugar vi. per cwi. ior tuot Crnrltusu
~ 9diur cuba MuscOVat 4" hr
refining aloat: Australian Iallo" -!it'L as "l a -
Hd: Mutton 2is. I'D. 't-Os. oL Co'OI MT o"-Ne'''~
= "a t'ophm, 43l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
STATE or TRADE.

BArrmoRr Now I7.-Cottoo firm ;Middlne. 9i4c. Flour
Extra 50 stl - do Family q 40 = 90 Gy nS Mill
80 & ~ 0 IS d. no. sSDrrays
Patent. So 90 whe4t-soutnoru 1uet Western easier :
sTm gnn H "a 10 Western gu
GG coSoainerB ,tsady western
sGeGr9 whe &c yS ave hsIoS &c Year
else & 2 G sc 1aS .s % sG $c
PSnn,vvaa SEs .. Sor ave 11 a. q r
.!5 Sbs Wnoar 1000 Dnsn. Corn 24OOo nn.a.. r.t,
Zoo bush oa n.y. &n. 91Vo SasS oo ,usnI corn
1000 bush
Nov quiet Western s% S wt e. 90
s. S5 Patent winer Whats ~ - y 6S corn firm
G5' %n'' oats steady 30 White i3c no Waite 81 20
shorts and Md ns; proytloa, s ms;ter Snss
nsces o for 1883 $3.50 p S@s shows S SS
BurrMo y Y. Noy i7-r,cs, steady S Ss, 500 Oe ~
S. 90 Wheat firm; sale3 1000 bush OIL No Hard On
TSs HOS no Hs'y White a's az car f sy Sy and
bS.ca oats. $40 Flour Csc; DER DOT Bar!cy &c
So S wSs%t nasS
s sS w%e. $685. sTsG S cora 4S Oats
S r n o,a s9' w q%ss' nf Ge 90
Minnesota da<ert IS ,@st D. rat9lts =, s ~
Wheat nr active sales ranged November 80 SoC'o
S Sn%"HrS ss.sg! - g'.c May: SSs SssS
closing No . SDrlne. 10 Nc. NO s SpilDz &C.
Nn Red qca Ma lten S4c. corn active and higher
Cash 4a9c November asa l4c- cioslne at i5c.c Year
42dI2sc oars nrm sales ungcd ''ash. 27e NovemDer
al 274c.' May. 3O0Jt isc i've stcafv; No :. nc nc
Bsriey-No 66l csc. PORK urn. cash. - 63DsS ~;
81 81 Ss9 20. closing - IO DecemDe p
ass g. closing ~ IS January 80 3jd0 - CLOSING ~
12o Lard steany ranged Cssb ~ uH 70
November. ST 100 ~ ~ december. 30 lOaso y -
81 o. Short RID sides 81 T0SSi ~ short Ciear SHES
lush: Corn lOl. 900 push, 100000 nusnL hve ooc
bnsny Batley 900 shipments Flour lBuuu ObN, wheat
$1,000 Ousl. OatS IJuuo UuS'' nv
Z 900 BUSH barley 0O.OOO bush
C,ScISNan. Nov l7-Flou; 1ulet and strong fahilI
sIUOasI no Fancy 81 30 ga g. Wheat nrh; Ma hvt
glc. recepts shpmeuts 6,bUO buSh torp Silon.
No . Mixed. i5l2d46c OaS hrmer; NO MlNol -.
Ryo-No Fan. 800 BareY steady NO spring '110'
PORK firm at 80 70. LarO strong a. ~ lO~eS "a.
Bulkmcat4 steady: shoulders ~ % ShGItio > ~
Bacon auiet and hrm; or4 ~ % Snolcrlo - ~.
Iiogs quiet and lighL 81 ~ Gi D. ~ -
ing AND Butchers 6Oas3 76 roceipts oloo nobi 'ao
uienta. 7S5 hosh 49,
DRrgoIr Nov l7-whon Gu.et; Va White Us &c, easl;
%oyrmber g| s,c. December. "3sc. NO Nfsi Sash wy
Noycmber p65.c, December. o6'lc january ssc' 20.
Rod, ri zoe Rscclpts 81 800 bush. Corn-No = li oat'
| 10 = White 3aa.c. 80. = 3Oi9. 49,
aMILwAUKEE. Nov. l7.-wheat steady Cash W q O..
Oats dIm, n, e 9b9,c. Ryo quiet No Olc, baIley-
No 4 S5i.c Irovlsi1ns-McsI PORK Cash 81 November,
| 80 B5. December. 81 30. Lard- Prime stoan a 9
or November So i2L December So ~? Butter ssad ~
Choice Creamery I5dldc Cheese-Besi Cream oaTs 30.
ESss-Fresh .OG!Og c Recepts-Four 2'ooo 1O'' hSA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

bush. Barley $4,000 shpmsnt,-F,our, $4,000
bblsa Wheat. 6Vv sush. Barley $1,000 bush.
PEORIA H.. Nov l7.-Corn nrm High Mixed. ~ a6&6c;
No Mixed StHd44s<c Oats steady No. White. 3O50
81 i7c; No Mixed 23i91279 o i've dull No G0935c
shpmeuts-Corn. 1000 bush; oats 4J.O0a oasn. Rye,
900 bush.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. l7.-FJar- Demand slow and unsat-
sfactory but holders rule Indifferent sell
ing except ct steady prices Western Pennsvlvana
81 O60 81 p; Sslls1vtDs sJllsr prJcssy 81
s. Delaware Family ~ 5l9Sj Isl Winter Wheat
s52jds5 b0 Wheat closed strong az the noon call,
port demand light lots dull and steady No Red
Delaware elevator yS 2c.i No Penntviyania Red
m gram III o. No REQ November, 81 lD32p
December J2 &c; January. 9j7.d96c February. 91
SPOT lots auas prices steamer No. Mixed track,
BIC: steamer No yellow. IN gram depot. 56c.; No
Yellow. track Sac. No. 2 Mixed III gram depot o3.i
DO track 6dc quoted N exDor elevator 52c No Mxnd
047Lc. Feb. iGd47c. oats--spot dull reflected
White 81 lad3.c.'No White ~ a "a :' No Whlte. $40
81 i4c. No White November 3bgd36c.; Decem-
beT 3js, SIC. January 3Bd365,c ReceID-FiouE 800
ohiDmcnts-WEeaL 1890 Dusn 5000 DrshI
oats 1880 Oisn-
ST. LOUIS Nov l7.-Flour arm; Xxx. 81 3J0sS 40 XXX
So 1898 IS tamy - 3bDS3 10 Choice 81 l0Gfi 20.
No 2 Red. Cash. Y52:. a0joac November 20 1s035Ac
December. ~ d0iisci January 09c Corn active: cash.
3d. asOc. November 81 s0}Sc. Year 3sas1359lc; Nav
3ic osts steady No Mixed cash. q 2sc: Decem.
terunchlnged Gg., stead, l1pglSc FIX steady
81 4. Hav srei1v ali uncim 'st 3rao 1rn ~ q .
C3c. Cora Heh mn u 81 - WHISKY II, di ~ 81 Ia
Pork. s. lJ Bl;knn1ts-LOng clear 81 81 Short ih
s. a % short Cisr - ID Lara nrn - 9Ies, 10
Receiuts-EIolG 1000 D5s. Wheat e 900 Dash. Torn.
o. 90 OlsL lJ.DOU 9usa! ye. 5000 pus. 3arev.
2l.UUIUlAn ohiDmentsFjou 1000 DDi@i "n9E ZOO
Ius!. Corn. 2i.OOJ oatA 1000 'd5L; HyA 5000
lus ley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
UNITED STATE SUPREME CoURE

WASHINGTON, NOV. L In the hltcu 'tdtVo
Supreme Court to-day the following business was
transacted
No G2-Goorro Place and others appellants Ct the Nor
wien YORK TRANSPORTATION OupahY. Argument
Colciu I'D by tbaTe. K luGcTsol Tor appellants
80 IL - e. Pauscn appellant,
GOttIGiul appellant. AIT the Chesapeake ana
ONO ;ailr1li company ami others Argument be-uh nv
ILvln for appellants The Court ana not desire 10
hear further argument . -, ~,
lelgh ant Augusta Ar Lne ia!itou CO any Argued ~
JuL tapes and i GaFlau! yr appellant ana % IA
M nd Ran 10 pm Robinson iOr appellee.
70 6j-ine Winchester Pdrtriig' Minu turhS 'oin
pany plaintiff idw ri re- ny 2nd Oth"Is Ar
ruDcnt gan by NJ + Nor is Tor the pidinth Ia erfJr
10 $40 Tnr Northcrn Pacific Railroad tOmpan, appel
ant agt liver To- knc county treasurer etc "a jnltte
under the by " Cloueh iOr appellant AMI by VI
: kenScn for aDpci O..
20 lJI-t Van ,iroc Lin and ohers plaintiff IN error at.
B T. Anderson CommsSIone etc and Otnes submitted IN
dr. The rule b. q tiha All y h FONcn Tor
nla A. error and by eisAel AMI Lee Thornton FOR
def niauts IN error
a. 1 I-Ifcurv Harsnlss. ,pelant agt Rlssnl e Co.
Su.te under 2Oth rulc by rauey Williams Tor ap
peIlant and ON Charles w emmett for appel eas.
10 Il0<-Ge0r4cA Bowman and Others p.aniif in error
Chicl aud NOTtI western 8tiirIit comp ny SUD
Jned under 2Uth rde by Louis Blum for plant IN
error and by Cooke and BAKER for defendant iher
Ia
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Ial .lncc jan saLg. 5Ool sssa0gs. $40 s2sl i49


LoN60y Nov l7-l23lp M Console 100 3-l6 for money
ana 1ot Tor me account United states Four anita Hail. Per
cent Bombs lljS Atlantic AMI Grclt Western First Mort
gage trustees CcriIctcs 3Sli do second dDrtZ1ge
canadian Pacific. jj' Erie clnd Ccns0s 0''i Mexican
Ordinary - p st. Paul Common. 100. Newly rK Central,
lV''@ PcnnaylyaniI, jGai; Hcadng l2l2
y n-ia1s adviccs quote Cent Iscntes at 20
france ~ y confines for the account.
$50 . n-Pans atvlcCs quote per cent RentcS at
I" francs % ccnmc Tor the account and exchange on
London az - francs .OL2 confines FOR cheeks
D. H. on'0s, 100 i-lD for money AMI zoos Tor tho
account Aanc and Great western FIRST Mortgage Irus
tees ttrtlhcars s do second Mortgage. IL ~ Ere sec
ond tolsos ~ l. Mexican Ordinary 81 s. ST. Paul Common
lV''si NeW.forN Central, loplt. Healing ia.
y. m.-1hc amount bullion gone into the Bank or
LnS ana on balance TO-DAY II 4 900.
Hu.Snn BAY Company. ~ "a.
The settlement Of the Imperial Bank ~ Germany shows an
lnrltaSc IN ~. Gle VI h.l12.nOO marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
THE CONTEST OVER MRS. BoURY's WILL

In the contest over the will OF Mrs Mary
Ann Boury III behalf OF adopted granddaughter Miss
Marie l. Boury testified before the Brooklyn Surrogate
Yesterday in favor Of the WILL She stated on her direct
examination she twenty one years OF age
When crosse Xamncd asked what interest her age
had IN the case and admitted after time that she was
twentyx aud finally said that she was thirty-one ho
testified grandmother never said IN her nearing
that the witnesses father had been rude 10 her MIS-
Blanche Boury, sister OF the preceding witness ana
two wears younger, admitted that she had quarelled
with the adopted granddaughter, then MISS MattlhgN
Evidence minor Importance was given by the laher
Of these Witnesses in favor the viii now stands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

The daily average ipts ot milk and cream
at the various railroad distributing points IN
and for the week havo
a. follows Erie ~ milk. - cans II CONDENSED
milk AMI = Harlem. .b1- cans OF mix ~
milk ontario and western lSo ans OF
mix ~ cans u milk and 80 Of cream -uS
aucbanna IL Of nils aud 20 cans Of cream Hart
for and Haven Scans OF milk New YORK oltY ani
Northern cans OF mix Ncw-Jersey CentT 40 cans
ri milk cans Of and by miscellaneous snort
routes. 100 OF mix AMI 81 cans OF cream Ie Total
l4O OF milk $50 can. OF CON
drus.,i milk and 1893 eau. OF cream The demand has
ben tn excess supply the con'euent scarcity
forced The standard price ~ cents quart Tho sur
plus platforms has ranged bst 81 % aad u ."
Cau,p NJ ID mart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
1BC pEJROLETU NtPEET

In the advance in price rather tnan in the ln-
creased volume OF business the oil market yesterday
presented striking contrast with the dun speculation
NJ Monday THIS is easily explained whsn 1t is stated
mat tc morning speculation yesterday was inclined TO
bo fame and the demand did until 1t became
evident that values more starting on move
mont inward Yet the record of dealings was more
Ian douhlc that OF the opening day ur the bu~-
ness week The delay IN Oh" receipts OF drh lite
news from the oil regions rcgarlus the new wrlIS winch
are about tuc continues but on" Is tempted 10 nclrNe
that il the owners cOutd'at that they nae I'M,
y,oul have been resisted more successfully An exc
uauatOn of the Sudden 9dvanco cannot De derived iFoh
niy nmcdilte news bu., TIE rElEt ~ remarked On
Monday weekly review the short interest mere sho
IN rho West has arse increased. holders ot oil VINO
we're carving their certificates on INctag" ~
small margins have compelled I'd re1iL ana .ne
prospect thc refined trade ~, ",Iter - h;S,
bright TIE influences are sufficient 70 Justly
range of prices and therefore tn" TAX %, hHh 'Pun
IN Yesterdays market only goes ~ oFana.y 10 a.,
five chatf. The lowest prices OF tio uhy
tuv % increasinp rate Of activity. ana tnr 'Tket
,od strong &c about the best quotations OF the Gay
rnc range prices and the t,,ii ue"''hsS ~ '"' N
sonlstci Exchange were rs Ioli'Ns' $500
Oreorr lOln lowest. ..---'-'-'' ,Vs
yiihnSs ...... 1878 Final. lot
bnr;els. '''-''
,rhe demand for refined oil ia Increasing and prices
advanced yesterday s cent per Sl'n 10 ss CENTS
liar. and SIS cents PhlinIe phia ana Baltimore
nm ,proKp Penn. Nov. l7--CrId1 oil-Satlohal Tran
81, certncates opcuoi at IO7Is aal close at ll0ls:
s,,ost prce. llOI4 lowest prcs. lo7l2s Clcarances.
oT2. 900 barrels
on CITY Penn, Nov 17.-Crudo Oil-Natona Tram
ait Certificates opened at 1878 AMI closed at HOS
n,chest price. HOS; lowest price, 1913. ales'
ar 900 barrels: clcaranres barrels runs
o''i' barrels; shipments 1851 barrels; charters,
1866 barrels.