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New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. II (SpeciaD.-wheat oday reacted
cent, May selling from 96 to o. 1-s and closing at
80 7-Sd97 cents. The outside news continued to be
bearish, cables lower advces from the crops better
rather than worse. But the outside news plainly had
very little to do with the market. IL was a reaction
from the extreme depression OF Wednesday. Some OF
the holders who let yesterday were In the market
again trying % get their wheat back. New York
seemed to be rather buish. reported better export
demand and sent some buying orders. Tho Govern
ment crop report 10 the situation OF winter wheat
abroad had inc effect OF making the late curb rather
weaker. Partridge all day cHerted himself To keep
the market from advancing. Corn was weak carly.
but closed somewhat yesterdays last figures. Year
sOld from - II Il and closed at 81 cents January
from AZ Ia a. ,6 and closed nj - 3o cents May
from A. lS ID ~ IL and closed at ~ 3 cents. Re
ceipts were ever the expectations the grading was
improved the weather favorable for more liberal
supply. There was feeling however, that the sell
ing had been little oyerdOne for the moment. The
light estimate for Friday. 223 ears, possibly led 10
soIne covering Oats followed tie other gram mar
kets May sold from - IL to 81 TO and closed at
81 7-S cents Provisions were strong At night
pork showed ar advance Wednesday OF 10 cents :
lard and ribs OF IL cents The bull news came from
the yards. There were only $4,000 hogs. the quality
was not 30 good and tile price was up 10 10 cents 4;
the estimate for Friday was for only MY @330oo. @ me
weeks receipts will not exceed 100000 against
2f7.O 900 the week before. and 301 900 the week
before that. NcwYork Is sending very strong advlCes
lard.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
THE MATE or TRADE.

eeIpts, o.S.s bbIs shipments - ass bSs W,fat INN
81 O54asi C5ss February, ST 0ii9dsl o4 May q Gs
a9 oet steamer 10 red s7a9,Se reeelPts siP go SSs
sses ST5s s ooo bush sonhen wheat steady u 9
asl OF: Lopgberry, 9sa& o3 Corr easy mixed sIot t
and year. 58iedjGsc; January, j3G53tc February; o.
d52ssc; March, 52i.c asked reeelpts ltp2 bush
shipments A,1 ,129 bush stock tS7'eeS bush; nv Ses
51aSec. oats weak 80 white Western; .s o. No 2
mixed do soc receipts 900 bush stock 10 tS BUSH
RYE weak and lower No 2 92'ac asked; receipts 20,0
bush stock 2H2 0o blsh. Hay steaey good 20 choice
timothy sl3ds14 Grain frelghts easy cotton dull dull :
middlne 73tc Provisions STEADY Butter ste'dy Egg
40 . lac. sugar granuated, &C. tolpes steady
refined. 10 j.s Whiskcy nrm 81 25aSl 20.
Buffalo. Dec. I7.-wheat-Good inquiry for cargo
lots but sellers wouh not shade fraction, and hnaiy
withdrew altogether from the maret. the limits re
strong closng-NO. hard at 81 C3 lie on track;
~ O4 in store: No north rn 81 or No. northern
81 3.4c: No. g. GAc winter wheat dull: sales, ! car
No . red. 1T 90 1-2c: c2r mixed at 0B &c; No
/ white. 0ec. Corn dull. weak and lower; closed az
inside prices: No. 9 yellow. 80 80 1-2c: No. 4 do,
5I0ji 1-2c: No. corn. u 1-2G 52c; No. H. 1OG
No > whit at IS lie: car No. mixed at 81 l2c /;
NO. . mixed SIC track BARLEY weak and lower;
fancy Western 3oa zoe No. do. csc; state, O1@ re
Michigan good to choice. G2dG6c: Iowa. son 35c (;
canada soc. Rye nominal. Flour dull and weak; {;
hest ,Dring - 1Jd$J 20 do winter. 500 80 10; rye
-four IS 25d - 80. Mllfted firm coarse winter bran.
s1S. do spring. S17 -. Recelpt>-Wheai, 5000
hush 4: corn A2O 600 bush: oats II 900 bush. ship.
ments-Flour 20 600 bbl. wheat. $4,000 bush corn,
O3 900 0ush. cats, $1,000 barley COCO bush.
Chicago Dee. 17.Thc leading futures ranged a fcloSs
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF yEw.yosK DEALINGS.


The bear faction In control Of prices early
but q later change took place in the speculative
temper resulting in advance in prices. some OF
the days tuying based upon the theory that
bottom rock, had been struck. but such an idea Is
easy disspated by facts. The trading did not reach
2,oOO 900 bushels. Weaker eaides led to decline
later. Liberal cloarances helped the late rise, as
did reports Of heavy snowstorn IN the northwest;
The DEDUCTIONS from the weather conditions was hat
they threatened another blockade, thus delaying
supplies. European "war' talk was also used by the
bulls January options opened nt 81 OF 50 az and DE- rose
and then rallied to - os% 81 07 - sp2t p, wheat tn
shipment
t1In was IRREGULAR and not espccially nGayG' n,i.
prSa sscg. 1a4y cent ps so
found that thtre very little December for sale
S The $ The % Of dess aSo on IN the ppe
bwoysncy and former cables Contribute, 70 s n,
ciossd Arm spot lots closed higher after weak
opeoins. shippers took 10000 % bushels; ;,,r n,,n
buoyancy. % y Options advanced i-4dI-s cent. Cash
Lard gained 6a 8 points on covering of shorts and
the sxsd g 6d ST II oes the hs mot or py sT"s
which was Or export
The final quotations were as follows:
rebrnay Il o rs March i H. 81 OF 78 Nay 81 o. IS
Corn. December, so - January, 54 SO; February
53 3s NAY, 81 7-S cents.
Oats-December, 40 3-s; January, 80 "a; May,
80 SIS cents.
La.d-December. SO 12: January. So so; February,
SO 60: March, s. 20: May. s6 a.
The receipts of grain and four reported Yesterday
at New-YOrk Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were
as follows: Wheat. 364763 bushels; corn. 1920
bushels oats, 40 bushels; total graih 9s5 229
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat.
32s Dos bushels corn. 469 l55 bushels oats. oS2031
bushels; to nj grain, 1851 900 bushels -four 3033O
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
co1,Rr cA1ENpARs FOR ro.pAY.

supreme court-Genersl Term.Reeess continued ,o,,o,
calendar called at II o'clock. -.
SS RS +. %s 10
supreme CogrtSpeeis rern-PSrt ll-before Lawrence
11sefess sa TruPT YS
So oo'sS sSos s$s SO, $iil % n. n.,,.. o,n,,.o
Case on ns iIBore Patterson j.
Siss 10 ssoSs e. cssss HHssiS1. Sn. January
Aciou2nea sSIsos until December II 80
surrogate's Court-Beore Ransom s-wlls Of Schuyler
fa1-Ss fo pfo5ss a. 80 WIS Of Sj;as DAVE
fsOf Eis s. das da Eii1SSeth SG McMs and Miy Hatch
Superior cOurt-General TernAdOuned until January
-superiOr court-speclal Tern,-Before Dusro. J.NO
Htsqperlor cOurt-Equity rerm-Bef0re DusFo J-NO
Sapsr 9gss ,t, rsrrar 17I s eor' 5as seds~'N
Superior Court-Trlsl TeImPats III and 1lI-Adjouined
wi Common Pieas-General Term-Adjourned until January
co@mon Plcas-special Tcrm-Betore psehOH. J-MO
D'qs Common Pleas-EquIsy Tcrm-reforo 3OOkstayer j.
Ia. 1887 5s 1909 5Defis SfS15i9
So, lol7, loss i24S 49, ils5 sio '9S hso 1880 1886
Common PeasNfr.ai Icrnfsrt iI-BcfOre DAILY, C. j.
Common 20 = PlessIiris isr-Part IIIDefCre Pryor j.
CITY - cour~Specisl Telm-beiore Fitzsinons. J.-MO
City coura 1Rsfore 2o NswSpEger GY1g aodo DO
sss ssis Ssts. Ss $780, S'53, Sisi, S5SS G5 c566.
CITY COurt-Tria Terrn-Port II-Before MeGown j.
shot earss Nos 5Go9 1610 d04 s999 o@dS 9dS g S3Sg'
sssI ssS 1893 $50 eeos $3.50 Goi Gs oS5S osaS
CITY Cour-rrial Term-Part IIJ-Before Ven, Wyek j.
Shot causes Nos. 621j 9l.3. 452S 1Sl+ $3.50 3Si9
bisj 5SS3 GIGS 59l6. 5739. 5o06. exel, 0lz0
I5S, SsIS aisS' $685. G31, GOO, O371, oSiS, $3.50
VIZ Sou fen,-ra,t Iv-Before Ehrch l.
sAo.t CAUSES; Nos 5O59 $50 622j 5s9. 640$' WY.
GocG $3.50 599e O042 5945 6079 1VoS' oaaS-' 49,
$50. $780, ~ ~. a,d
Court Of Over and Termincr-Before Van Brunt j. ana
Assistant District. Attorneys Weeks and Sinlns--No
Court Of General Sessions-Part i-Bf0re lo~lhg' D.:
and Assistant District Attorney Wauhope Lynl-Nos 10
Is inclusive. s..-,h
ana Assistant Dstrlet-Attorney J0bu r. Mclntyre-No
Court "a General Sessions IIJBefore MARITIME -
sao Assistant District Attorney Cunning ). Eaord-NOs
IN
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
THE PETROLEUM MARI EFT

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
There was no change in the petroleum situation
yesterday. tho news from the Mcdonald district pre-
senting no new features. At the Stock Exchange
no business was done in OIL while the transactions at
the Consolidated Board duplicated the record OF
"Wednesday 1000 barrelsI al decline from 5S l-5
without feature OF public or inside, interest. Re
fined quotations were unchanged at 6.45 cents in
barrels and 7.70 cents In eases. Foreign quotations
were Antwerp. Is 7-s@16 francs; Bremen $40
marks London, 1-ad5 5-5d.
on city, Penn Dec. 17.--Naonal Transit certificates
opened at 5s7scy highest 59c lowest 5sAc closed, Iec
sales A. 900 bhls clcaranccs 400 900 bbls shipments
GJ0b2 bbls runs. 1886, l79 bbls.
I1ttsburg Pens., Dec. 17.-Petroleum dull. National
Transit ernests opened as 5oc closed at 5oc highest
5yc; lowest, 5Sa.c.
Bradford Penn Dec. 17-Nstional Transit certificates
opened at 0oc closed a. 80 &c; highest, 59sc lowcs
5oc ciesrances, 10000 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
RITS OE LEGAL NEWS.

In The suit Of Mrs. Laura V. Appleton against the
y,r York Life Insurance Company to establish her
,slr 10 fifth interest IN the Plaza Hotel property in
..,seouence Of her father, John Anderson, having
.r,ed H. the examination of Abner c. Mattoon was
eont,nued yesterday. Edward Brown was also called
;, the afternoon and gave testimony which he had
cvsn Cd the former trials in the Mary Maud Watson
sri,s The case will be continued to-day before
nssIce Patterson in the supreme Court.
a writ Of habeas corpus WIS issued by Justice
,,rraham IN the Supreme Court yesterday requiring
Ss authorities of the Long Island Home, at Amity-
Srls 10 produce NJ E Lewis in court. The appllca-
2 her attorney was Charles ii. Williams, of No. 30
Nsxaust. -, .,
,nroInfed samuel W. Milbank receiver of the New
MA Refrigerating Company in sequestraton pro-
sesdinss brought by the McNab C Harlin Manu-
tssnrlng Company Judgment creditors TO the amount
40 4
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Dec 17-Cotton-The sales OF The DAY intGae
loeO0 bales American. Futures closed shla NnSri'
l2C4d Deeemhr ani January delivery l2SAd es sesrs
Fsbfus,v and Natth dsliycly IG-04dal l7Gid March
,rs AP delivery 2oS4aa4 SSd MaS and A1la 9nae sa do
ytty, 2s.84d sellers June and July dsnlefy pa
a. S6ld July and August delivery Sdn SdG5e@t Pc
low mddng 8 see GOOD ora,na Ss,t SSs Ies BtSJn apa
10 sI0 baes cosstwse 8.7s9 baies sales @23 oaes
NorsoiE Ns Nsc' Sottoa dull nadding 7sc; net
receipts 298 balss gross 0S$7 bales eSP2&I & S9Ie.
SsysnDah ue. I7~-COttOn steady rlodiQs, - ' ~"
ecling I.I0c good ordinary. 0te o, .eS su aIes
reeipts 0,345 bales exports coast"lse o'o"' "''' ~
-f5O bales stock. 1898 bales .s .,o,d, cIoscd
easy idsRs Pc Pee Low T8GGng 7e goOa ord.ary
sl6c nominal net receipts 10 $40 bsies gos si,nt
s2s2 bsles eosstwsc, 2s9 bales sae9' ''''o "''S
sock 429,5lo bales
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
THE COURTS.
WAGES FOR AN AMpUTArEp LEG.

-
sut Of Fannie Mal;oe, the wife o, Armstrong
.ss secretary Of the Alliance Insurance .jssocia.
No. 80 william.st against the Moens Asphaltic
oe oe.ot company and Others, which has been on trial
snnerjor Court Of this city. before Judge sedg-
IN ~ Jury. for the last five days, ended yester-
reh - verdict for the plaintiff for sl7, 500 The
Gay .Ir uos represented by sawyer & Getty of No.
w' .ho summer of 1880 the Moons Asphaltic Cement
- were employed by the owner of the buldin z
as. southeastery corner of Washington and Lib
IN construct a watertight cellar upon said
eInrses eIn During the progress Of their work. for the
pnmiss a, attaining light aud ventilation. they placed
psa, nppn or in one Of the coal holes in Lbertyst.
De- az the premises. The plaintiff while passing.
lns lay her leg. IL 80 injured that subsequent
s5rgiaton was necessary
.o<rEsTING THE WILL OF SCHUYLER SKAATS.
~. contest over the will of Schuyler skaats was
- nstcrc surrogate Ransom yesterday. Tho es-
.. !. sad 70 amount TO about 100000. Skaats was
- .,,cutcd on May %. 1854, and by its terms some
'.,s,+v in Riverside Drive, pictures, horses car
80 100000 in stocks and bonds, and one-thld of
~. -psdue OF the estate so to the widow. Catharine
n.,l skaats The widow is not satisfied with the WILL
t.-.ver. and she, with several children of a dead
so,hsr are the contestants. Mr.. Skaats beQueathed
"a 400 in b, nds to his brother Bartholomew S4o,-
~ n another brother, William and five sisters and
' .orhcw David Skaats. were amply provided for.
nsnhev and nieces who contested thr Will are not
s Is famed In the document. They declare that the
'nS of Mr. SkaarS such that he was not com
,snt 10 make will. The only witness yesterday
- Tho testatcr'S brother Bartholomew. who IS a
wa ,.Trcr and who drew the WILL The case will be
.s.ued to-dly.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
nrsrNEss IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE Supreme Court Of the
rrtei States to-day transacted the following business
No. 1,473-Edward II. Horner, appellant agt. the
United States ct al Advanced and assigned for argu
u,ut on January IL. after 80. 1851.
No ls3-Brooke Mackall, jr., appellant, agt. Alfred
Rtbards Dismissed with costs.
NoS 1913 129 and 130-The Washburn Moen Man
u,curing Company ct el, appellants, ag the Beaten
An Bsrbed Wire Company ct al w. W. Norwood; and
Iohn D. Wien ct al. Argument continued.
Adjourned until to morrow at l2 O'Clock. Tho day
osI Will be as follows: Nos. 1872, 1874, 1885, 1877, 1885,
i3e I40, 143, 144 and 145.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NcM.lok, Thrsd1y, Dec H1BEEyEs-Iec,epts
or eNror a,eo e1roi9s fc astnaH' cCarT9y Ssd
any sSJ'iTtl impoStanec eSi'0 feeng hrI.
Cty dressed beef in iar demand at 6a?c for common
in a small way a: 51aGc.
fer SS 5., ;iS s%;ys i":sa C. @
date DScsE :S 70 ebS heat q;
part ats ys'tsaay Sdd 81 nj; hS1a "a
lots Sc for wesclts 5d7 &c for eomioa 70 prime state
calves IL fairly good Gsmsfd may, at at aaGSs for for
saes~ms!Ienbeek Henls g western calves, $50 D
Il anu ac isn iva veal 100 h. to' .5 H. At &c DO
,o Den6ask Dswey; v'sl' lso n' at 7'e 10 do
Ians Mullen veals, IS n, at Sc &C grassers. 2io
HSb TgSSssE.e. e 40 nsueas e a. C. il
ssailsssd esissd, sssd = g. So
= 3 T9 % s. s p 100 s and TSP
$sisS Z; S.S'a$ 4S%S
Sq,fhs,sa he'd :si ,i.s.Ie; iss r.
any sn$sias a: %,l.. r. .sss s:!,s,Y ye i,d'
.oiS es''T n uot,G si's 5ass Dressed lamb. 7ssc
'fa ss.ans a.s.ii s'' fSS sc ;Ss
1875 n average, at SO 80 per 100 ~ ~ 10 40 ~, az
a. q s1li 30 State d. 20 n, at sS So Peunsys anI,
Is 50; 5 ohio 90. = n. ,,.s5 lambs ., = =.
80 I5a $50 de dew Westerbs), s. n, at - ~, ~
sae DO 81 n. a. S. I5o state sheep, "a ~ ~ ~ SS
Maiienb.ek & I.c:,s: 1874 Canadian lambs 90 n at
az Ioi l9i do few WeteFnsJ. So ~ at 50 l2 e2 sate
sheep 81 n, at ss so also late "Wednesday le' Cahaoish
HSprinqton oS4 Michigan lambs, o. ~ at IS 75
Judd < Buckingham 1873 State lambs I'd m' at % %:
81 STATE sheep. 92 n, at Gi % - - -. 90
T.. Hppe & Co. 4|9 western shecp' 30 p' ~ "' ~
~ ~ tayips a; csn,aan lambs 81 n az 81; 112 West
ern do "a ~ &c s. 40 20, do co ~ 1t s. 81 8o vest
sheep 1c4 NJ at - 10; 81 State DO o. D. at - 10 o.
HOGS i,.cepts 72 carloads, ill75 head 4s & ear:
,oad az 4oth.st and 90 carloads at jersey city Staay
At W 7odsi. carload ef Ohio hogs 'oli a. - "
Country dressed stesdy at 4df2c for he'Ny iStaoAc
for medium 5d5ac fsr light lower Jerseys S2dYc Iof
light upper Jcrscys ana few tte lean pg bths oSc'
salos-Newten Gilett lsj Ohio hogs, $50 ~ average
at So 10 per 100 N.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Therc was no material
ds sangs S lpSnad pGfs c oeHa b
falling end de demand was principally ,, for or t9e VS.
cs ais' s fry ;d1 i, @
guGn Guiding iaeo bels Low T EAs sos 5Gc9
Si ;a& 9 fz:;a - S eSsss g. ss:
a e GSi Sass 1 8 s
S sS Ley 50 e5as oaHary to cd"c $sss
fancy q 5as5 So Mnnesoa Spring Wheat extra
z s5es I % Common M s'sF e as Ss W y oCass a s
a@ isSsS s. Sss 70 isaS - and aY%s Sas S9 1 a
g ID yPs ape II laes sos A'a AK
sai . = f5Ss 5Ss Is 81 1d s2a Fi% F6naa " "s sS@ &
sale 500 bsls sgPs1a?.e 1 S59@5 IS p ~ yF a Co q
MaA s Sc S Il and
o. e. SoEYHE4iisa g ,sS M J 5eo" 81 3s Me & Sq$i E
G&A%M s&e reSsn5 hIa, a1st 9e fs
stcsGief appeasnse, and general gains we're scored
al months The 5eanss ho"eysG e6o oS %sra chiefly OF
sads Tac bers' pedomlna;ed Tor awhile duslns ne
Hay ssl:Sd at i oiS. but uii@stey on;6cd ~ o5
las Seaaeay ST at .ced d d. 10 i G ~S sSs t % rose T. g.
o,s % Sdopd 81 4 Sssns Msi: q n inc ao fa5 eS'0n
pool opened zold lower, and foreigners weie scer; in
pSrtne a decline oi IOd4o centnes futures Thc
m Price SoteT wheat T's sSa aStsa as aas I'm a G
aS and ess Syng c1s but .csna aae % On
which local shorts a5 6 GOO SS'e & rSes Sese0?T 55d eear Go
and the nerOr mGYepent % Tas met so ae as S
T9' reportcd severe snows:Or The Northwest
when ntgetd q eanIag snO'ig blockade 6 S9 s9
!.hnlI@ factor was revival Of tas based press
cable 6er ons .1s fFSa S%a & o had RsG
lag eef & A9 Aae g. iSsshl' Sash veF RSH' gs Sa
and eO353 bpsh respectively ySr ago ,ses6oaFd re;
pig @ the o so ee s1Ssa pSs ns an advance ns "
taken eg eXp ipeuSng ,t N9 ~ s0Ifl sp'Td nder az 3sy
& San 5c &c 600 Ss,a uas S0 bush S SPOT including
SSn I PES 70 az 81 .d o asca a9at 81 o5% safeS CO. do
Il store To- y Quoted 81 oisas1 OBJ No Nortne.n nominal
q SeGa os 90 So jaSaa MS Pf'STs 81 o
February oS9asi o. closing at 81 eSt 9Ss DO Mfe
q q f1f sdsSs s a. q sS.ias
o. y declining under .saes'sd cesT 1s5
sGSs s Il TSSS Ss.
GnN&DA Csnsd1 IN FT%sloucted IGa q at coRSWss
ReS1ng 'SGasH S5 whsa iSs epe %ss decline Of
AFTER sr which the & pG1 n,n aSSn@ sSa@e peesS
who rushed 70 &C. a asa @ ~ HSe s e fea lo Of a1
S'sads n % GSs ss son sSG'tS'a to hc
sae tnss ncerS Ss s
fected by the strength IN December January siltn Iss
he sSfGs soss s. bgd%%ser J1SasgGS sGSt
ra @ hesSy sS at osen @ fSere 1000
SaS sR'' @ Es,,S Psa Su.s
as. 1000 bush ta;TIe e cGc 6, SS o asS lsSof& ss&
soc elevator u steamer mixed 5a5se eeSste 5GG59c
aa6aa stsmer yeSM assS love Ssd ss cva:o
SsS asoc 5SsS eeyssor psee@Rer 57sece cic'S SS
y rcbrSsry Ss SSaa5se closing at 53e Dc March closing
w., &c do msS 0Ss the 'Gs Ts1 IN Of
ing GOOD pa, tS Sa, snS ss,, %e Se 6t Of the dss
9Ss .Sx5s ss0essl ss gss ana i' Of sE"' po
but but toaSg az SsdsTs Ms eaane 80 sa ah sales
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Dec. 17.-In the Court OF Appeals to-day
the following cases were argued:
NJ j. Finnell respondent, agt the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Company. appellant.
Clsndine B. Weed appellant, agt. Van Winck Hew-
lett, respondent.
Ellen N. Quinn, appellant. ast. Margaret Mcdonald.
Alice Holland appellant, agt the Mayor ETC.. Of
Nev-York
Thomas B. Clifford respondent, agt. the same, appel
knt.
The following is the calendar for tomorrow Nos :
COG, 1876, So 1856. 217, 21s, 1876 and $50.
These cases were argued before the Second Division
The people, etc, respondents, agt. Stanley IL.
LowndeS, appellant . 49,,
Joseph Grafton, appellant. agt William Moir
respondent.
respondent Dismissed under Rule 81, without costs.
James F. Mason, ct al. respondents, agc George
Y smith and another, appellants
The following is the Second Division Calendar for
omorrow Nos. 54e, 571 572 and 573.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
.z,ruo Jyo ~ AIM axV aSFasnn

I,ep1 and barbara stohr were buried yesterday in tho
saue grave in St Michael's Cemetery. He was sixty
four and she sxy.three. both natives OF Berlin where
they had been sehoomates together in their childhood
Tse family name Of stohr before they married
1850 thew came over TO America and for fifteen years
had lived az M East One.hund red andsixteenth-st
He was shoemaker. Two weeks ego both feI Ill
simultaneously; he from pneumonia and she from hro
ehitis she died Sunday and he on "Wednesday At inc
request Of both they buried in one grave
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
to extra, 8, ,oss, IS; do sheep extra to fancy.

"a T5S IS i6.
Chicago, Dee 1T.--" The Evening Journal reports !:
Catt!e-Rcocpts 1900 head active, firm. the turn
again upward all along the line; making an advance
OF - 10 SOC for the week far Top prices Tod 20 ~
for good to choice Others, s46s4 Is Hogs-Receipts
81, OO0 head active. di0c higher: common, S3 dOM
a8 20 mixed and packers 80 500 S3 % prime heavy
~ ~ IL f-2; light rs G0aS3 80 Sheep-Reeeipfs
5000 head. steady to strong. Lambs. yenriing
tweties. and Christmas stock &ja - 10, sheep,
Al
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
ErRoprAx pRoprcE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. II. 345 m.neef ana pIsa pIsconjTRe ~
sfnlsad Haips-ke demand has fallen On. o - an ~
osaand has fallen on Cumberland cut apeot 20 W lang
stacy at 3d. short RIB about 45 y STEADY AZ 10. Gd
1ho sheTt clear midGlcs about IS ~ steauN ~ %
shees Ia poor demand Tallow and tutDentine ~ p a
esfn.hd Rosin In poor demand: common steny NJ
fatSDot in fair demand: futures in poor demand wheas
poor demand: No, red winter dun at -
poor demand. Corn -Sp0t-The dsDBnd ~ liNIvsIns
ieSlrss Ia demand mixed Western spot
- peetmber steady %-5s I'd Hons at LohoO"-f
- n rood demand
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18

On the Produce Exchange today butter market was
unchanged. Eggs, 23d2ihe.
Milwaukee Dec, 1I..Fcur quct Wheat STEADY s,i.
Corn quiet; No. 3, 35e. oats steady No' z white,
33d 80 Lee No , DC, 32d32 &c. Barley quiet 10
., 56c sample on track. 36 l,2aeOe. Rc luiel No.
Lard January, So IS. Reeelpts.Flonr, 300 b 6bls
mcnts-FlOur 1900 bbls; wheat 1900 bush: barley
1890 bush.
Minneapolis, Dec. Inlay wheat opened this morn
ing al 81 l-sa91 IL, and held to or above that
the feeling was weak, and trading not very active.
When near the close 92c was bid his made The
bulls more confidential than AT any time IN the
session but they only had about ten minutes 10
raise 1-sc. and they did i by making The ndyahcs
for the day 1c. May closed o2 l-se, December
sic and January s6 1-sc. The Gosh marhct was
confined chiefly TO low grade wheat A. the Htt c
No l Northern offered taken quickly. heccipts
here were 372 cars aad i9e crs ,S az Dq mece nsr q
closing to-day sec Yesterday 50 - Nay, opca
Ing OF 1891 14c: highest 0e Lee; lowest ~ l-5c
closing today o. i-sc: Yesterday 81 lie dannar:
closing to-day 92 7-5c. Yesterday 9l &c Dn & unsn
No. / Northern sec No hard s9c No. Northern
d20b5c.
Peoria. ILL.,. Dee. I7.-Cofn active No :, 40 l-:c
No O. 4Oc: No i, ;loc. Oats inactive; no. whie,
n IA ~ 34c; 20. white, 800 20 fc Rye steady
No. > esd "a lee whskey hrm' wines. Sl IL spIr
lis ri 90. Recelpts-C1n. -, 500 bush oats 41opD
lusb: rye LOO bush barley, 400 bush. snip
ments-Corn, $4,000 bush Oats. $1,000 bnsh; barley
. 400 bush.
philadelphia Dee. I7-FIour-Market weaker, In SYM
Dathy with the recent decline In wheat hut even at re-
vised prices the position largely nominal a. loo
hers a nsa toward the OF were unwilling
iour dull weak at sids5 % for choice Pernsy,ano
hOSy saet snd essy a. eGSs2 ~ea 20 es' t%G ba
under stronger foreign adyices market reoyerd s early
sssiae. siosins arm the call. Export demand.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
IIvE srocK MArKrrs-nY TELEcRAPIL

Buffalo. Dec I7.-(attlc-ReCepts for nst "a
hours 7s0 head total f,r week thus far, S24O: for
Same time last week, es4o, consigned through $50 (:
10 New York 7G0 sale. none none mere feciinS
eteadV. HOgs-Receipt, for last ~ hours, lO,b1O
head total for week thus far G9,0oO for same time
last week -. 500: consigned through 800 10 NrN
cents higher: closed dirOng; all sold heavy grades
Rld a. 10; medium weights ~ DOas; Yorker gOol
10 best 80 0Oa ~ o.: do Hight - S0a SO %: good
heavy ends ~ o5d 50 81 pas. aod 70 best, ~ 90
s 80 do common, ship, W mir. 20 :je % 80 a.s3rei
rolghs ~ 2Oa - 10; common roughs, s30 ~ 10 !.
stags sa O0a 81. sleep and Lambs-Reoelp, ior Last
"a hour. 1900 head total for week thus iar s,oo2
100: 10 New. York, 400: on snle, 2ioo; opered
stronger for good gnies closed Arm all sold th:tst
good 10 choice "a 25dSt 10 fair 70 so0, 81 15a ~
cnlls and common, o. 75a 81 30: lambs, good tc
IS 40 cus 10 common. % Goa ~ 70; Canada, common