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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Bischof in the Court Of Common Pleas,
yesterday confirmed the report OF Louis L. Rae
gener. referee, awarding an absolute divorce 10
Lucen Decaen d'Audifret from his wife, louisa
who was formerly Miss Courtois They were
married in Paris on April II. 1871 and have lived
in this country for nine years spending their sum-
mers on the New-Jersey Coas,. They lived at NO Il
West Twenty-ninth-st. in this city. and spent last
summer at Normande-by- ihe-Sca, where they sepa-
rated last September Mrs dAudncst went TO the
Hotel Marlborough to live Her husband paid her
board until he discovered that she had been the
companion Of a man named Graf. who had regis
tered and lived with her at the Hotel Savoy under
the name Of wv II. Barnet and wife. of larry
town." last october. servant at the Savoy gave
damaging evidence against Mrs. d'Audiffret
Adelbert s. Carpenter has secured in the Su-
preme Court, an absolute divorce from his wife.
Carrie NJ. Carpenter who Is known upon the stage
Joseph Becker toyed with Leah Cltron's affections
and got into Jail He asked the City Court to give
Court He wouldn't answer questions put to him
JAN and put his case at the foot Of the calendar
M & ee og eas TO e
The proceedings TO punish George b. Deane and
his adherents in the Republican organization of
the IXth Assembly District for contempt Of court
that that the directions Of The Court Compiled
on Sea Of hS Fd %h
is detained at Bellevue Hospital as a lunatic She
says that she is
Thomas Divine. a lumber dealer and president Of
bank In Kent, Washington come to this city last
December for good time He had 1t. Two women
of the Tenderloin District. Nellie English and May
Twomby. helped him Somehow or other Divine
and Nellie got into the City Hall early morn
Ing and were married Dy Alderman .Soger Flynn.
Then each went back TO business Divine has found
out who his wife is and has brought suit for divorce
through Howe a. Hummel.
e6sge e,n acto far 600 against ,bs tr, sow
Of the New-York and Brooklyn Bridge In behalf
OF Mrs. Elise Thuer of Gravesend Beach, for in
juries which she received December at the
Ney-York terminus OF the structure.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Nsw.York. Decent

New.York December H. 1893.
BEEVES- Receipts, cars. or 14l head cars for n
city saugLterer and for the market No trading.
Feeling dull city dressed native sides extremely slow Ct
sdvices. shipments to-day. $50 cattle the Siberian
Wells City Tor n. Morris.
MICH COwS-Only 8 head received and no trading.
Feeling st'adv. 40 .
CALVES-Receips. 5al head-205 at Sixtiethst los at
Jersey CITY and l50 other n@rActs frces were
generally rated steady, Lut with rather nbsrA sply
In Washington Market. dealer, tneri tnonRhe ..srs
traction lower. sold at g 3d.2 30 per loo ID
10 est vcils $5d$S So Dressed caves SLOW
but steady razor" TO- country dressed yeas
FOR little calves. .- - - -.
Sales.--future & Mullen 10 grasser 23i 70 avernSe y,
~ rs per 100 NJ 10 and FED calves q, H. y"
81 10: veals, liz n at 81 do l3J ID, ~ - 4.
Hallenbeck & HOLLIS yeals. loo m at - %; 40
IA ~ at ~ so: do 100 H. at ~ DO ioo d. NJ a.
". Collins: 10 grasscrs go N. az f23!S'
:. Judd Go. Is veals 12G u, at ~ % ,-o
D. Mcpherson & Co. 81 grossers, ~ 10 al y d. ION
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip', - ears "f Oil
ears az HoIoken -Four wer hci over ycste p
Demand slack and prices barely steady NJ ~ ~ oo pr
100 10 for inferior fair sheep and ~ ooa,3 20 Yet
ordinary choice lambs. Mixed ock. sol1 at rs 100
The ear OF sheep sold Yesterday by Newton * Hi1s.
averaging 100 N. brought ~ 40 AMI not ~ 20 Pc IN
~ as reported by mistake IN to-day IrDnhe Dv,sen
mutton slow az 5hd7ac few selected wcthers selihg
Sales-Haenbe 4 Hollis; 192 canada lambs IS ~ ~
'vcrage, at 20 O6,. per 100 n ls do rs 10 az -; -
tate do, IS NJ at ~ 1876 Pennsylvania sheep q d. a!
R25. N'"'0 w. o. 49, ~
Hume 4 Mullen 23i Western lambs. 81 N, II 81 rs ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicaro Dec Il (speciaD.-Whcat to-day ios' ANN,
cent, May selling from o. cents to 81 cents anu A.
a, Az New-York wired that there was no eNpN' -.
mand and sold here early. Baltimore w'reu mo- 80,
feeling at the seaboard that Chicago naa rs only
Cables were lower exports OF wheat ana houi h there
IN O there was renewed talk OF the iiatcn D snov
was nrospect of winter wheat nelds keNs1 .aders
ome important holders who have been asr nuts
lei 20 their long lines The market droppeo 81, a, was
md closed under. There some Dull ne. 38A
not much considered. Receipts at the Mime.
ars were less half last years cnicaso. ara
enolis and Duluth together had no more whess ~ me
han Minneapolis alone had last year IN s's s,ss he
,eek.s ciearances were 100000 bushels aheaa o. Nav
vsek.a corn dropped u cent and closed wes 49,. a.
ncned al IOis sold between 40s and S9> ana o'o''~
Corn was affected by Illinois crop report wns zane
he Weld l8O 900 bushels. The igures wcs Locked
90 the Government total In October put my syots
Urge end for that reason were enective' ne ala
were oe the estimate for Friday SO move
taat although going around ChiSnso, we're
rnent from nrst hands very large Cieais" arm
ron 600 bushels Cash oats we're incineu " o
ProyisIons opened with strength on ignt broks
s,ns and higher prices the yards They nnay Pre- he
because the cash demand for product Was pon ssween
Cause Grains were SO weak. January PORK SOLO ,s6
40 90 and SIG ST. and closed At $i2 g. JsnaaT snu.
500 r,Ss sod between So 81 AID 50 &c. and closed
Sc ST. There were 5000 hogs; the estimate 'o' f>'
vas ,ts On Nav wheat were eex cents; calls eH esss
puts and calls or Nav corn were at the same U'''~
ESQ., ceuto.
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Theodore F. H. Meyer d. lie Roy eisrted ar ~
the board
RAPID FIRING At sandy mum.
s,,ccrssv,,, rrsrs OF THE BURLINGTON GRO
zIER DISAPPEARING GUN CAhhiA"E
TEN SHOTS WIFI THROUGH The

zIER DISAPPEARING GUN 0AhhiA"E-
TEN SHOTS WIFI THROUGH THE
AIR IN 10 MIN. SEC,
rh. t,ue,ro,on.C,rozer disappearing gun carriage
was tested for rapidty Of firing at the Government
nrovng Ground at Sandy Hook yesterday afternoon
IT, 80 ore fred In twelve minutes and three
seconds tho hest time on record. Each charge con-
sisted Of 125 pounds OF powder and sohd sno'
weighing 400 pounds. costing altogether 700 Inc
firing was all out to sea- the charge carrying ioie
than six miles. a
The principle on which the gun is constructed was
arst exner,mented with by Colonel A. X. Burlington
twenty wears ago. but he unable to make 1t
practicable. Notifications and improvements nave
been made by Captain William Crozer. Inc gun
used is an s-inch breechloading steel rifle. Al
the front end of its carriage Is counterweght OF
$1,000 pounds. The recoi raises this up TO posiuon
In which 1t is held fast by paws ana ra'c f ~,
That operaton uses up OF tine a on
device at the sides of the gun. where me graaua
fO1cag of the oil m s%0 Openings in
piston-heads results In a. constant pressure, ne
Ings referred to are largest at the beginning OF the
recoil. When the gun Is fred the weight comes up
d an% back on it's Carriage to the position
ing Neither the gun nor any part Of the carriage
cp for the Instant Of firing Carriage
total range of nineteen degrees fourteen degrees
of elevation and five of depression. from the leVe OF
The Carriage cost ss 900. Its steel castings were
made by the Midvale Steel Company. Of Phade-
phia They were put together at the Southwark
weiShs fthrtyeght TONS The total Weight of the
whole, apparatus is sxtynine and half tons 1t is
The following persons witnessed the test; Generals
FagGr Chief of and d. L. a a ,6s
Southwark Foundry Company; Major G. Comfy and
S snan e. whse Of p
and Captain William Crpzer all Of the - Ordnance S ar
man Army. who was also present said afterward
that there was no carriage In Europe equal to this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15
WAS c. B. BECK'S MIND SOUNDs
HIS WILL TO BE CONTESTED.
SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARs Az siAhE-hI
EEorEATHED MUCH MONEY TO CHART


Matilda Carter will try to break the Will OF
Charles r Beck who died last October leaving
nroperty valued at several millions OF COLLARS
Reck inherited his property from the bathga'e
family. to which his mother belonged They ow"eo
farms in Harlem which became OF great value
s., 100000 Mrs. Carter thinks
The Bathgate family narrowed down 10 three
nersons James and Alexander Bathgate ane Marina
Peck their sister who was mother OF Chares b.
Beck James Bathgate died a bachelor. IL is
question whether Alexander Bathgate dio MIS-.
Carter saws that he married a servant IN tne btn-
gate family named Della, by whom he hsd Two
Garter and lives in One-hundred and -seventet s.
near Third-ave. and an infant daughter Cnari9.use
The Bathgate family never recognized AeHaHoel H.
MARRIAGE BY a curious coincidence az OF lne
three older people died within one month. ieaVihe
ali the property to Charles b. Beck. ,,, 90.
a side but compromised with Mr.. Beck. Mr. Beck 5
will contained requests of $1,000 to CoIumDla Oo
Ieee: 100000 to the First Presbyterian Cnurcn az
Vss, Farms: $4,000 to the Home for lncuraDes
$4,000 each to the societies FOR the ~ oo %
S,r,eIty TO Children and to Animals, and 900 10
the peabody Home for Aged and lndigent ome ,
The resduary egatees were Columbia Soliege, t !
Hoard of Home Missions of the PresDyteriah
1sburch the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital. the Newton
Hospital and the Society for the prevention vi
Crime 1890, ,. H. ,ho Mill u,bich nro.
v,ded that none of the alleged children or Alex
ender Bathgate should get anything from me
estate The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Howe & Humme yesterday, on behalf or Mrs
Carter. filed objections 70 the probate OF tne o VIII,
Mrs Carter says that Mr.. Beck was not OF souhd
mind when the will was made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15

TransfrrilIe orders issued at 7.75. New.york SPOT
saS, Ydl Zoo ana a last Ss' fG b Gt a %
mddling uplands sc middln; Gun Sic which IS l-lG'
The market Tor pot 'oi'on wa. stady orot''Ions
200 bales Rates and on nidiling at which grades
other than m,ddns ma, be- dcycrcd on eonia,; Fir
on good geans 5lee on .tn,t god mi iivs ai IT,
on GOOD ordinary. IL Of Good mdding nnsei; even
strict mddlng. stained 134c n mddllnr stained 1.l",
stained. i'-c on; The uoS.mcnt ior N" wck = BE-.
sis 600 bales inst wSk and ao 90 ass last year In
tcor estimated at % 900 bale. againt roo 90
pei t,tss,s l,o sslss t:5G edc;: export. go@,
s2ci bales sales. 5s7 bales spnnrr. 81 bes stock:
i sSe?S oa S, sr n io ven net 5 e s Ep
Great RraIn. 1882 ass transe 900 6aIc.; Cont:
"a; % n. f fso SlS sa o asG' onsa a sa" n
total $50 sos bales. stock Isl ,9!e bale. liy.
.oS 600 ooton fair Ts,i
tas low %sa Has ? s n ss good 94
good ",a.rSs 7S n,eG =, 1 ,0 "a 10 , ss
vance closed nrm at lo4 at % ns' ad.nnce January
tss'y ~ 70 ts reH9 s ~ ~ mo- H sc
Ell June-iuiy E2s July Angus, go A1gst scpt,ln'
s to ir :e'' DECEMBER ''' To 40 ''"' January '''
coTFEE-Thc coffee market opened with bid points
from unchanged Ii points higher and steady in tone The
first ss, o a. n, sd" seo a and SD t.
p m. the sales had reached 10 90, ,.'r, including
Dccemb'r At lIlO Jthp'rt at ip-ov" ~
1855 March u GejdlG3O. NAV az lj00dl5.1o and
Setpen.her 4a5di5.C0. The improvement due 10
runors from Brazil indicating measures. aud. by
priyate cable the b,irlordment OF RIO The public
liable, from reflected particular excitement In th.
markets At Rio or Santos. 10th markets reported
,te,dy I'm tone No RIO was quoted ~ $50; cxchnn2c
IO. two days receipts. 30 900 Tags stock l53 600
hays: GOOD average Santos reported IL 800 two
DAYS receipts l1,cOO bags and stock 100000 lnG-.
Ihe Havrc quiet at about UNCHANGED prices
Iondon from unchanged - 3d lower. aud Hamburg
from !. higher Locally thcie was YER. little
sneruatiye sentiment but urd prevail on
f,4>s Of delayed movement from Iiraril account OF
t,,,sc- ,oitIcal rroulies This directly
the Nav York spot coffee mtrlct which to-day shows
nrmncss o. "a, bass 49, for No T. Tn. m'rkct for
contract closed scidv and tc 10 points higher O. .
points lower The sales were II 800 lngS, a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15
THE CASES OF THE SUSPENDED STUDENTS.

President Low. Of Columbia College. held con-
sultation with the Board of Student Representa-
tives at the college yesterday. He had called them
together consider the of the eight fresh
men and sophomores who were suspended for rush
ing lat Monday The board consists OF the presi-
dents of each of the four undergraduate classes
in the School of Arts and the School OF Mines.
student affairs outside the studies. the president
of the college having full veto power. This makes
decision was reached Yesterday. The suspensions
will hold until President Low settles the matter
to-day or tomorrow. Most OF the students feel
that the men have been suspended for extremely
trivial offence. which has received undue notice
from exaggerated reports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15
rotal Marehonse deIIyerIcs. 100

Brazil coffee is nrmer orain to-day and spot 40
quoted at i8.c with ncor-by anoats at lsc aud far
n sfoai- I77sc There T. good Jobblng demand
Isle: 800 baer do per ''Basuto.' lSsc; lpoD bags
do 30 be shipped Use: 1900 bags do 10 arrive by
o. baltimore ISc Loo santos No I 'la'.
cal" at isi,c; 600 Santos No 10 y, al lie MIA
coffee was steady and unchanged sales l1oo
~a1naica.
FLOUR AND MEAL-ft was a dull nninerestiny
market In -four to-day. owing the weakness, In wheat
and the Indifference prices hard I, quote
-four pressing for salc CONCESSIONS ha1
Ia h. made. There were runors In circulation mat
standard spring patents had sold as low a. ~ 10 ms
generally discrcdltcd. although there was 80 much
who're occasion for believing mat possibly
Ind really TRANSFERRED ~ Tn" reports ~
mills cannot offer for les Than about
81 nevertheless taking consideration IN" dinoraIa
on OF frcghts dulncss In demand and that holder
here Inclined press Hour there j. some reason foT
believing there has been Hour pressed on the market
et private .aes lower fan publicly reported The radc
outside Of spring patents very quiet with buyer.
holding on hoping get concession IN price. Iotal
sales to-day 900 bbls a. follows 300 bbls winter
patents nj 80 55bdS3 Gj $50 sacks at ~ 10: 1900
sraiqhts at 10d3 % clears $50 sack, NJ 90 80 extra
Is 900 for export nt D, 10; spring patents 2OW
hills at az 9Od3t 300 bb at ~ o. extra Ia 80
sacks at 10 for low gode CITY mill Hour was quoted
dull o. 2JdAt 20 for patents and % Goa ~ ~
for Nears. Southern nour dull and heavy Sales
were 500 bbls 81 IS for clear tKWHEAT
FIOUR-The market Is quiet but steady. Sales 200
bscs 81 % for iobbng lots and - 10 bid for aro,
RYE FTOUR-The market was easy Sale' 20
bbls at So S0dS2 90. Quota ions follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15

:: Sc. y' ."s .%s: s. g r = s' Is p'
lambs oS m at 81 4o 80 DO, IS NJ at 81; % d. ~ =
10, Ss~ e = eul...: 1872 western sheep. los a. !.
$50; 2o4 DO, Jos 2, at g 50:
B. MepSerson q Co. 10, State sheep and lambs 81
ws 81 :, s 81 late ye''ed'y 100 KENTUCKY
rortIc:b.st and Ss eacs at Jef:ey city Feeling vs.S
m c dM n n s s at WITH Il lean s, 100
iogS0 N svc,ese: selling AZ DC. -
MsPSer!RS s' Co.. stase hogs ne r. .: TO-
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo, Dec i+:-Cattle-Recep,s last. swsntysous
s sr nfa as Ss ls
o.74o head; to New-Yort $50 head; on sale 90 head;
Rs sss' sgf su s'sss iIs: ~
ce,pts last twsntyfou hours T. 100 ,ead total FOR week
Sead 'ef SSa 0 70
ss' ns'a and on h sa bead & %
s. tcssS q mediums md he,avy 8 ioai$S a. pSs $
and lambs-Rccepts last twentyfour hona. 52U head;
se Ssf seaa as f s 'f N..
York 800 head on SALE 300 head market opened du!
aas IN ana oods mss IN
sss 81 a late s, to soqa sep s's sis &
@ GSs "gt SS%%sn 81 .'ass II ssS'e' "
East Liberty Dec ii..-cattle-Recep,s lIgh,; marks
& ssss un soa IS Ss s 81 s 81
50 10; fair light steers 50 2l@ss 5o good fat cows and
Yesterdays prces Phiaeelphas 81 s3@s3 o ySrksrs
IS 3Odsj No. stays and rough $tg$J sheep-suppy
light demand fair meat steady al unchangea PRICE,:
common 50casI yearlings 81 49, lambs s39si 49, caives
SO 5Ods7
Union Stock Yards Chicago Dec. I4-ca,tle-Rece,Pts
bead mas' ss1sy go % es aons sa sS
81 25as3 25 calves 50 25QsG Hoss-Receips 1900 hea
market frmer; heavy 81 s0dsJ 80; TO choic3
mixed 81 sass 30: choice assorted s. aoas5 49, light
81 tOGS5 81 pigs 81 25l<5 10 Sheep-Receipts. l2O0
head market weak poor 70 choire SASS 3d. lambs. Y q
qsi 49,
II Louis. Dec. l4:-Nationai stock Yards-catte-Re-
cepts so head The offerings in the native department
Included a few good butcher steers The market was
steady ON the fair medium grades and rmer for de.
There about 10 loads In the Texas
division containing a few good fed seers. THIS market
ruled stead and firm, but prices showed 10 material
change as compared with yesterday Steers SO 5od$ Is;
cows 81 SJGS2 TO- HogsRccepts 1902 head The market
opened with better supply. Prices were steady and
strong on all grades and possibly shade higher than
yesterday for the medium kinds Good mixed hogs sold
at x5qx5 iO butcher and heavy packing al 50 oQ<S S
common to fair mixed - s0Iss SHEEP iseceipts 2059
head The market active because TIE supply
was larger but choice fat sheep AMI lambs were not
represented to-day Natives s. ""dsa %; southwest
mixed 81 %
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MISS BATEMAN FULLY ENUMERATED.

MRS. BOCCICAULT SECURES DlNoh'h f"o-d
HER HUSBAND.
Amy Boucicault. the actress. secured divorce
from her husband Aubrey Boucicault' IN the SUI
perior Court yesterday. Judge McAdam signed the
decrae When the suit was first brought the name
of Miss Victory Bateman was coupled with that
Of Mr. Boucicault in consequence of which MISS
Bateman was dismissed from the Professlo 1,s
Woman's League The decree eXonerates MISS
Bateman as Judge McAdam particularly says that
the divorce was not granted on account OF any
act of Miss Bateman 1t will now be MISS bate.
mans turn In her controversy with the Professional
Womens League. .<, /, A., -
ton. who was then Miss Busby. In chicago on
January H. 1892. when they were with theatrical
company on the road Neither Of the parties TO
the suit appeared in court. Robert H. Grmtn ap-
peared for Mrs. Boucicault and A II. Hummel Tor
Miss Bateman. The principal witness nor Mrs
Boucicault e j. Henley, who testined tnat ne
and Mr.. Boucicault engaged in foroidden oissipa-
ton in San Francisco - ,..s
At the request of Mr.. Hummel Judge McAdam
ton in the decree, which he signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Dec 1.-THE demand in wool is moderate and
the continues quiet, with sales mostly in
small lots Prices about steady. but
nominal Ohio neeces quoted 2im22c for X and y
and above: Z,g24c for Xxx and XIX and above and &c
for No J. Michigan Is worth zoe per pound washed
combing woods nrm 2426c and fine delane at &c
for Michigan and &c for Ohio Inxashed combing wool
firm at zoe for onequarer blood. Territory woods
selling steadily at "a tc. secured basis OF 3sI7c
for fine medium and 31af0c for fine Small lots OF Texas
sold 11U14c. California iOn and Oregon In
he pound Pulled woods dull and easy with sales
Of small lots OF at 2OQ25c Foreign woods OF all
kinds neglected. The total sales OF week
iTS7.Oc0 pounds including 1927 pounds domestic.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Dec. H.-Cotton Arm mlddlng. slice; low
middne 1c; good ordinary G11-1Gc net ana gross
cclpt-. 1880 bales exports 10 Great Britain 1880 bales
10 the Continent. 9G2 bales coastwlec. $50 bales -ass
l459 bales; spnners. 10 bales stock 20335S bales
Norfolk. Dec. 14.-COfton firm m1din9 J-ijc low
mddng 67sc good ordinary. 0 Bloc; net and
ceips. 1886 hae coa-wisc, 2,.US bales sales.
1893 bales stock. 1o4,140 loles.
savanna. Dec 1i.-COtton firm Uidding, 310,, low
mddlng, - iGc; good ordinary 9iGc; net and
receipts 0,0s5 bales; exports coastwise j,joS bales
sales. 900 bales; stock, l20.s13 bales
Newt Orleans, Dec. 14.-Cotton Arm good midiliny.
n-lf, niddling, 7sc; low middlina, 7sc good ordi.
Csc; net recepts 10 1888 bales 49, 80 bales
exports 10 the Continent $50 bales coastwisc 23
bales; sales ll,lU bales; stock, JOSl0 bales.
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ash quotations were Is follows; Flour dui, ieeing
s sifaSy No :,' sprios wheat So ae2 Sae
No sos No os Is g pr prime r sna aa' .e
s mess por per bb sl2 oasiG 80 iasd I yer s,t o
osde;s p sSSE r g as@s 50 short clear
81 .60s7 so; whskey dste's inshd g9oao per bol
e ta Id ST. 81 % per DBL
.day the Sus as1se aSac Sweet but
isSsy c 2sa9Sc Eggs in good demand ssc
sn;,nG q , Dss 20 and family pess
Tsrses ase' a e So -; ss5 yellow
White ear at zoe yellow At a2c Oats weaker. NO
S1 10 white r sss sales &c %ss'
at; a. S ys. s@y s pSss ''is s
s XII e. drlsa S's So eaI 1s .a ARD sell S s
,sss Of sS H.. At ss s soa the
81 Il w ssss' g.. b SSls '''''''''
to Ss and d and closed at Sse BID ;o. Cash wnsaa
e ssi s%Sss sSs hard I'd
S %p'er s SS me az sfsss
10 70 good A tSet'i i5s e Sd oats sS No
Iei S'g se No ~ white GO Corn
s5, No SS0d a. Ssc according 70 quality Glover
flour p ana mill stuis quiet at former prices.
peesm6sr opened SS and closed 5s May . spsSssSS
crowd Of isSsis na sSa SSxa
holders sold freely cash wheat was easier 80 cars Ss
SS1se sSa T' AZ ss e: co.. aps 'i Price
bought me close was Is sps In Wheat, sa
Flour unchanged. pran-so snOrts q ssss,.c:
No yellow 32s.c. Cats-No white -'"-'2 o' wv
y, 26i9G27c. -. .,u.tv hus
Philadelphia Dec. tlour market u 1ssS and ee.
tobbers had ample stocks for near reqmrene e. cther
nond light Wheat-Notwths tindng "oNno, ,.hs o1sS.
s sH Ss @ 'ss az N
largely nominal Cables generally firm but dS asu sS
Iorf demand continued light No RED Dessmue, Nssch
no5ac January, 6j d66ac; February ,,S mod:
CO., Soiac Cord-Option market ruled steady MIL n,rs
crate offerings and fair inquiry for pares light and
prices favored buyers No mixed DssenSSe Az diSs.o.
Oats-Onerngs moderate and market iuen IN fures
No white December and January, So2ssSs, cradss
and March 36d30iac. Butter nrm Win ianes Ps.
scarce; Pennsylvania creamery extra ..s Other
hned steady and In fair demand ana uhchansoi' WV
articles unchanged 49,, p.n-A
ST Louis Dec lf.-Fiour- Market aun. Int In
sharp advance the result Of the announs %, ess
eastern rail rates high as eos being pa sc jan
uay Toe May. e4tae4sc SSrnrowSe s,isLSsmnsi
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15
OvERFOND OF SEEING PICTURES.

Maurice Jockl the manager of the Art Gallery in
the Worlds Fair Exhibition at the Grand Central
Palace, is made the defendant in suit to be
brought by Howe Hummel in behalf OF Captain
George Henderson, who is said TO be a wealthy
phosphate mine-owner from Beaufort s. c. Captain
Henderson alleges that he visited the art gallery
three times on Tuesday afternoon and when ne
tried the gallery again at night admittance
was refused him. Because of his forcibe removal
from the place by Policeman Jackson he sues Tor
admits that he likened some Of the pictures to
cigar-box Autographs Mr.. J0ckl says the Captain
Ia lied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM TIE YIELD AND RANGE or PRICES

Ncw-York Dec. II. 1898.
advancing tendency In crude petroleum prices
brings out increase In offerings What little specua.
there IS takes place OH City where range OF
values today from 1884, cents TO 79.d79 cents y,
dealings occurred III Nc".YoTk, but 70 cents the
final bid at the Consolidated Board The aspect OF the
field situation remains encouraging 10 the Oducer
the outward cmeIt OF products continues larger
scale than year
Refined petroleum was unchanged al 5IJ cents gallon
in bhs. 80 cents Ia bulk and 62j eent> Ia =.
Foreign quotations hDtweip II = francs
4.SU marks; London, 35sd.