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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

ana thoroughly devoid of iGtcr~ Caanges were IN.
e and oc Tnt ad s no ' s, Ss 1877 the r Ss
OF the possible changes Of the crop report was tae
hat the report would show favorable condition me
10 sSp S as The tom Was h SI af IA s
visible supply Indicated an ncin Of about half Milton
Win I last eycnng cnsh sales w"re little mos aete
shlpcr buying I3JCoo bn h. p'cliealy all h wh"1t
follow no red 'sc or December prize in .tor ,i DE-
lie cycr Dccems,r d-Ilyerd. and i'.a,.c undrr MAY
duo,d aSoa a3a M' Nav SlO No red e ooo bn
f%e under Nav b aGcat; 80 hard ,prlng; = 900
sg d5o Hgy pse S S'G Nav Grrd ra uni eo5
1 S as VII orG" c SSSrf , p.a has sen on se
rgcr ..ac relatively than The deanss in wIt ,n It'll
million 9.'c- ordinarily very , Sal 1psnc sa , The
te yd d I %k n the hc oa ' or % tho io Operations Of
trader. 90 influence prizes Predictions were syn eur
w- assert that f,rmcr- do not show any de ire to sell
cern when he's 70 ha % roncg m ma S poy ondS
indicated decrease OF about Gooooo bush. IN" ,cri
very dull The final prices showed Ic ne, adyanc" for
e. s, S c' aa Sn S S.h %r ' X
30 T. COO bush f6e to arrive o ana ssTc Gm,n
oXTSrhcre quite trade in tn ma' l.t 10, for
The tone was "dy Win Gc" dn, almost cnfr
at tS SE' Lose .sy' and du aIs' aa o'
%@s 81 s SSo ' ard a. q o' GycS 50
hnsh siid35tc MT-Marsct oo st. Sayi w'; nrr
IEy-vcr, qaIct; 80 MllveuEcc G2aGc; wg,?lcd
Western iJdGic; two-row'd STAT: G2dG3r - Ky =,
Market nominal ...... BrrEWHE NT-C ,nfinn.S rrin ~
bid Sc asked ...... SFEDS-Coycis,ci firm bnt dri'
closing nIrr $40 30 asked; Jonurv. $40 !" asku
Marriott firm; carlos quoted ~ 5odTl - per ioo
N. Fl,Xserd- Nominal -, -
ended Friday ~ wheat and noTr wot" 21's ooo nush
AGAINST 2io 80 hush the preyius week an 200 oon .
bush The exports Of corn wer" c 40 40 p,s,
hu-h tho previous week, ana 'poW' Du>n
last vo,r The exports NJ from July 81 dat" hav"
bean 1?i 100 bush against 81 40i goo bush last year
corn = Tor 100 bush against ~ so'i7 bush Increase
~. hush Receipts at New York this week were
Wheat .oD 600 bush c0rn 3jl 900 bush oats. $1,000
b,sh iar'cv lI3 i?l bush fv 5000 huh norr. D.
400 bhs and - 100 sacks. English farmers deliveries
last weet j3.3jJ ara, ut aN"Iagr price OF "S ~
Estimated dcilverio. ~ al points 900 800 hush iccrs
~ Interior po-n.- this week have been Whe1t 1S1ioo
Ia, n corn or7 200 hr.h: ort- l7T,.jno bush.
rorts from four Atlantic Flour s1OO hb- wheat
81 hrsh corn. 1927. 700 hush
Quotations follow We give for conTnrs1n closing
priccs of last night and corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Sew.lorA, December y. 1S'j
UErNrc-RecciWs g. ctts, or LOO nced-lS cars
for -aughrcr~ and II for export by j. >hambcrg Y
son trading except the sal or lew oxen ana stags
Feeling steady. CIV dressed beef quiet AZ previous quota
tion.. No later cable news. shipments a. reported
Snls.-Iiumc 4 Mullen: oxen. lp1j n average. at ~
rrr 100 ~: do 1919 ~ AZ - 20; do, l1lJ ID, at
~ .taLs il6S N, at ~ %
NI.VFS-I,ectlpt.. IL bend. Trading unimpr ant, bit
feeling steady. Df,.ed calves trle weak at S2al.2c
for dressed v'as 7rallc for country drseed iHs@
she tor dressed .r1~s and btsc for little calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts ls@ ears. or 1903
NLout ~ carS sale Sheep wor' quiet bn steady
lams low aud lOdi5c lower quality consldcrrd soma
sale. Indicating doclin" Of 2jc. The pms M"r- not
quite cleared Ordinary to good sheep sold NJ t3cS per
leo n buck. Of ~ 80: good % choice lambs at - I0
- ~ IN, dead market slow no Case for dreS ed
mutton and 6ndSec for dressed lambs.
srlrs- uallenbc.h & Hollis: $50 Canada lawb % II
average at - - per 100 y l97 DC ~ -. a - %;
Ipi DO :, b. at - III: ~ Western do, CO H. ~ 81 20
iiG Western 'hrrp. 90 ~ ~ 80 B2@.
Hume Mullen: 2Oj Western lambs 40 ID, At -
1876 Western sheep. 90 ~. at ~ 30.
d. Harrington: 30 canada lambs ~ n. nj - -
o. Dillenlac< 100 CanIda lambs, ~ NJ ~ - 20 49,,
T. = kase: i@G jersey ewes 1876 n NJ ~ 90 no. lt5
n q. ~ bucks $50 h. at - 80 10 Jersey lambs II
d. nt ~ - - n,-- on
state rhtrr. 30 ~. at ~ %.
S'riiS: 10 ~tnt' sheep al lambs ~ at ~ 20.
II. Colips 10 State lambs. 70 - ut 81 10
IIDG~R"ccipts - 1913 head -lO cars az J"r-
city. md 10 ct Foitieth-st. No sales o. i've
weight. Nominaiiy weas at - 80 80 40 per ioo 10
Country dressed weak at Ch49c pr ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Dec. oFloar dun UNCHANGED ,a, lea soe
ccnber. C0ajgsc January, JO'eaJ7c; May, 5.dEzse;
steaner No = red, O3aO5i.c; milling Wheat BY sample
CJd60,c; STOCK i,2JJ,y1O busa; sales SOY bush.
Corn ira nxcd spot issaissc De, s% dsa+sse;
s ssse steamer mixed &c old white sample
AOsl yellow d. 40dt4c stock, Ayl5O- bush soies
is OO0 bush. Oats firm; No.2 white Western, SSeu59c
80 mixed, SIC asked stock, ls2,cs5 bush isyc dul!
no . J2c stock GS Sji BUSH Hay quiet GOOD 70
choice Timothy, III 59@4l5 so Grain frsishts more Ss
I've unchanged. Provisions firm susai cuicd shoudco
h,m< lard refined loc Ss.,er nrm e imam,
lion S4a iadIc fancy &c good TO choice 20v2lc.
Eggs steady, 25e Copper Arm; refined osdioe. Other
0rIcies unchanged.
Boston, Dec 9.--Markets dull. - s,. ,ooo
Buffalo Dec. ?.--Spring wheat quiet sales !,0OV
SO northern n lots, 5o2a7ls closing NS ha arc,
zee No Northern Tie. Winter wheat duli NO rev.
Use; No white, o5Hc asked Corn quiet cay. ssies'
4Ic / 900 bush No corn, 40. in store. Sales. track.
3 cars No yellow, 42c cars NO yellow, ii5csisci
car, No IOLsc. oats nrnaer fair dcnland No
white So track 30 white. sS'.c store, alc track No
mi <cd 3}c. Buley 1rn tier demand: choice fay
W~,teri '9oao;c lover giadcs 4Cajee STATE 05e5e
X, duil No y J5c askcp stor. Flour Gull, easy best
sprlng ~ c5Gsl 10 whit straghts. - 25af33c Hye
flour - 2oaS3 3d. Mil feed suong; offerings light; un
chl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

Brazil coffee va. very quiet today. end 10 imports
sales reported. IN" price Tor No Oh spot being
To-. recent heavy arrivals % hiyh.gtai' Sartps
coffee seemed 10 BE- IN nrn h1nd- and they az not
urt..cI for sales. There f. scarcity OF No RIO On
SPOT. Mind coffee was quiet and steady at UNCHANGED
prices.
FLOUR AND MEAIs-it q dull and unnici"~tlng
market four to-day. with prices fpry stoad; IN
the ,b,enc, trade than tn result O demand
Ihc was a little 'arlot tradp ia the eticr c3de- 81
winter wheat -four aii In -pFng patents. but 0hcrwl-"
the market elected. sales wrr about 600 nkrs
rs foIloNs: Winter patents 800 bbs at - Gun 70 20
siraahts 200 bb- a. t3 0ds3 p 81 3cD bbis At
NJ; exa 800 hls at - j5"t1 cj prlnq ants
IBIS at IS md+i 10 ,Nc mixtures, - Co; extra
ir-ts 600 sacks ut - i0......>O SOUTHERN Hour
Was dun and neglected.. ~ CKWHENT Flor R-fnr
market again held high win prices m spot
adj ~ iJdfJ p at IN close ~ artii" 'aJtT
s0d 49, and tie spot 800 bars sold at -3d+3 ~
,OHNMEAI.-Thc mar'sct is quiet bu; steady sales
were 200 bbls. yellow W"st"ra - G0ds2 10 Brlnly-
win, :. - Sycamore. 81 Is southern whit" IN BAGS
al l5dSI 49,. BAG MEAI.-Ou,t. Quotations Fine
white ~ 0Aatl o5 fine yellow. Hsc"sl; so1r'' 5j@o0
Ed Market nrn. Quotations ~ Wc-tcfn r?rlD
dD.n, 7jdsM con Tjds0c SON 7jaS0C l0)..h sja
.oc Sharp feed continues moderately Tive
at sOaSOigc rye 3D. see h0mny chop, Soc c0onscri
meal, III .0ds1 -; oil meal ~ fOa+l i2'. .,iiiE
rLOt i-1hc market was 81 ady. sales 300 bills at
~ 1jdi2 30. Quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

snort horns averaging 5oe pouRis, which sen - ~
Her lords avsraaine ,5S poincs az - which weis
N,srs steers Is joasS 90 eooi shipping and export
teSs "a Tou$5 IS medium shipviny export seers
aoss-kccets l,55 head qui,i:y lIgat boss Were tis
"a Cents lower than yestrr1ays opening and also IN.
steady with yestIday's close Light, *5d$5 80 mixed
"a V0de. 10; heavy, 81 Svuso To- Shcep NO fecele:
prices unchanged. ~. ~, n ,....,o p...,-.
ooo head market firm Christmas steers, % 1od$D as
common 60 extra steers. 10 5ot5 j steker. and feed
s 81 e3msG iIoes-Recelpts. 1900 head market nfm ;
heavy 81 9Oas5 Is conron TO choice mIxti f,ass ~
nhoco ass rt,d s5 4Jar5 so; light - 10dJ 40 pigH
RI i0as5 81. sheepl:eceps. 300 head market easy
rnor IN choice al df3 - lambs, >, 7jdsf 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec (SpeciaD-NewYorl yesterday. through
Milmlne and others. bought back the wheat which IL
sold Friday at a price a higher. This and
other buying OF the sort taking back sales MADE
Friday. little OF Fridays decline There would
anxiety the Government report There was general
fear that the Washington figure would show a preiV
high condition May wheat opened at 6sA cents sold be-
tween 6sh cents. and closed at GSisnVc cents
People who figured the visible supply, estimated that
there would Of JO0.OUU bushels Monday
last OF about 100000 bushels.
The Northwestern receipts were ii3 against lUD
cars year Primary market receipts were o4'UV
against $4,000 bushels last year. The signal Se-
vice predicted cold Exports for the week. 55s-
bushels 10000 bushels over the week before
100000 bushels less than the same week last year,
AT night the Goyernment report made the condition u
wheat 9l.J, IN 1871,
1880.
corn was kept steady by the weather. May opened
at lO cents sold between iOl and +Os cents and closed
at Receipts 30 the for
Monday, AS Seaboard cleafances we're 2l5VO
bushels Gables lower The weekly movement at
point indicated increase in stocks Monday %
200 bushels oats steady. May opened az
81 sold between Dos and 3lis cents and closed at
81 The receipts were l02 cars the estimate fos
Monday. "a cars.
There very free selling OF provisions by the Cud
The slight decline all around At the close
pork ~ under last night lard and rios 10
10 under. There 1000 hogs; the estimate
Monday 900; the estimate week, 49,.
N6ys cents. Puts May Wkle iVlsGivi. cents;
calls iOl.ai0fs cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

THE PROPOSED ACTION By TIE PREsDyTERY
TO-DAY so INTERPRETED by SOME OF
ITS MENBERs-IT Is LOYALTY,
OTHERS DLCLAKE.


The Presbytery Of New-York will meet this after.
noon In DIR. Daviess Church in Fourth-ave. Among
the unfinished business is the report Of COM
mittee appointed in october ito consider the duty
of the Presbytery to theological students applying
to be taken under its care In view Of the recent
action of the General Assembly" DIR. Charles s.
Robinson the chairman OF the committee. al the
November meeting submitted report which was
discussed for time and then laid over for
the meeting to-day. These are the resolutions
recommended, which said by some of the min
listers to be q boycott against Union Seminary:
1. Resolved That in loyal compliance with the
provisions Of our form OF government: and the
instructions of the General Assembly of 1899. this
PresbyteIy hereby requires that students for the
ministry under its care shall not pursue their
the Assembly; therefore, be II further
g. Resolved, That no candidate or probatoner
be considered qualified TO present himself before
the Presbytery for iicensure who has not fully
complied with the requirements OF the form OF
government and the intentions OF the General
Assembly; and be It further
by the stated clerk TO each candidate for the
r1fnistry now under the care of this Presbytery.
or hereafter received under It's care. so that they
may make their arrangements accordingly
The conservatives declare that these resolutions
simply mean that the Presbytery should be loyal
TO the General Assembly. Another leftover matter
"a the admission into the Presbytery Of Professor
McGinert. OF the Union Seminary. and the Rev.
Jacob Freshman, for many years at the head OF the
ebrew-Christan Church In st. Marks Place.
who comes from the Methodist Church OF Canada,
bringing warm letters Of commentator from the
body Diminishing him. r... ,ro, a..
west Church and the consolidation or the Brck
church and the Church Of the Covenant may also
some up for discussion to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NcN-1NfN, U0cCmH0r 2, TSII
CENNS AND rEASIf thrr' Il any change in the
situation IL l. tleht hardening tendency Oh cho''
domcsflg beans and rIthcr s.r1drcst .
.holrc red kidney. For all kinds trade f. slow
and valucs barely maintained. 'rrcn pen Neiiy.
Beans marrow, choice, per bush. - .'cGy2 40 /;
rr,sums. ~ tog9i ~ pca. ~ 7:d7 30: white kidney
ICds2 II red kidney. choice ~ i5aF. 2j d. fair to
good ~ SOut2: black turtle ,onp - % yellow
eye - 10; c1lf0rn, lima COM. ~ GjdTl 90 foreign
.. 2ocfs - t1 medium Al 5i0f ~ ~ ~ ciBn
pea 81 81 nafl ~ green peas. bbI, 2,cd ~ - do
BAYS 81 l1iiuri ~; d. y OF h b,gs 81 .Osrl -.
ITTTEt-Thcrr wns general buying toby. bu,
the ves laht r'rr;ut coupled with considerable
reduction Of stocks tended % market qur a
firm throughout. Fancy frr-l creamery
sufficiently well cssb.h"i above oSsc quote higher.
but number 81 lot. wcr he'd ~ %, with f'w s'.~
80 TIA Two or hr" line ~ fancy dairy fall.mldc
tubs, epm ~ -Cd-b'2c ana further lots of iahct hrhN
wont ~ .i:c tnrir attention oven the nice FRESH
We,ieFn factory butter al TO, feurs h.ranm a
lttc NOR H'ncr1. Export for week. LII tuhA.
iramery Nt,i. 22a27c; Do Western, rX,r, "srs 10
hr'ts; 2'as'c do ,econdS. s3a,ie oon m'r"s,
~stI' 20""'S; So" f,.rr hav.nrtl ~: r"I PALS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

Bufao. Dee .. Clule-Rcccip, lat 81 hours, 2; ESQ
head ttd Tor week thus far ljDiO hc'i ioi sln' tie
lu,t week IL ~ head consigncd thtoNe" s,DSy n,a
TO NrwNOrk, l1Jp head; ON sale 30 beau NV h.' oneu
DIM and oNer; ,h"9 dGl' native cow - ''' ~
.lfF 90; soot LOO N held a ~ -. ~ e
ncerYt. Is; a hours 1850 heal tnt, for wec< TINS
I.f ilO,5bp heal for time h-t w,cN O''l ncW
-gE"d through poo head 10 N'w-h orK iop' neal
sal" 100 head opened ea'irf elosci m'a
with about all spd NoIk,rs. ~ i5as D. mostly y, ID
GOOD ncti.rms AMI heavy - d5GSj 80 mlNrd "a k.ts
~ 5afJ 80: fss - 5Od - 81 rnughS ~ 2"asi 90
sheep aad Laub'Heccirs last 81 hours. osoO heal. Ia
week thus Iar 4GtO0 head fo' -,nc tm' Int Wees,
30 800 head consigned through 500 he'd :" New-fork
$500 head; sale. 200 head market Opened easier
no. qnotabs lower eiosei weak lanai, lambs closed
dull late sales mad" at - GTH-l 90 Few fancy
sold at - 30 several loads we slipped 9nt In nr't
~ so common TO faIr ~ 5odtt ays ss,eep ir to
good - Jlds3; extra TT ewes. ~ @of3 30 wetners.
80 5odsj 10 fancy exports 1880 T. no H. r S9as4 -;
Fast LIBERTY Dee D.-Cattle "ipiS llghf mnrSet
stead, ut unchanged prlcrs prime 70" - % eod 70
0si co good butrhers' ~ S0a4i % fough ut, ~ tcu
- 10; fair light steers " 2jds3 30; COWS ~ COdSS To-
Hogs ,ercins f,lr; dcaud light market slow at un-
changed lIces prime Philadelphia - 3lufo 70; forxers.
- loat3 90 common TO hes. pigs. - ooaFo % rourh.
aiati 80. shee-Suppy light market Urn ~ nnrn.nga
lers coMroo q eX' io.afs q yCer''nss s2"T 20
Louis, Doe oca;tle-l.c'epts 10, h s,,;o The
uil rah9' on native srnc and EXPORT strs ouriny w
%" "aS ~ ~ " ~. The top p:es were oo'anea Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-York December .. 1898.
COT-TON-'rhc arkct opened Ia I points hirnri on
covering by shorts and rt,cr Iv rDol than rNprtci
then ,ascd of realizing by longs. closing finally Win
net d'cn" Of 90 points. The early mFio'rmriiJ wa,
a>.is 10y u free spot sa."s movement at Liverpool
sales being h for saturday oOns mp 2,Vp
bal Thc Liverpool contract market opened ium l-Jii
% .-rid lower bit clO-'u .tcldy att having r.
covered the los. thp lcNine the nirrs where III were
at Ihc H. quite tuld
man 81 them ANXIOUS 10 get la % ilfif
cotton they appear t0 b. doing last a, They
without depressing III n,lkct too much. ~ i1ti, "
sud that market j. already about c undr Mhat
should b. w..h the condition oi aNait- Ih'
receipts nj the lor> still one Of the controlling forces
10 q. estimated TINT the movement dnng the utlrt Week
viii from 11j 10 100000 a'- AGAINST 20 30 bal,
the corresponding week last year and 3lJ Ia 6'l> ,-S
week. ~ l. prof able that y W.orlear- VIII f"'lf'
coo b1lcs the wrrA. To-ais rciits 81 III" potts
iGnGO bales 1-aint "p"'2 l1c' t'il>
d.v la. ,,r aud = nOg I'M. DAY la. week Tho throi
lei - this morning >1y. TIA. picking has be'N oMW'
OF the dfycood. market shows sharp d - a. ~ ~
print cloths held IN lal river and Prom "nr
.5g oOp pcc against 13S 600 last -" x
The demand Tor most regular descriptions cohtnu to'u
Shr.nr Jiin. have been advanced So pr yard ara PRINT
cloth, are linn az g pr yard foi - squar
Opening. aud oloSe today ond closing bias inc
t.t- ttto M Ia. war fpilu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec. 3-Cotlon quiet mIddlne 7ssc; low
miqdlinO lice good ordinary Os,c ne, and gross re-.
ccipts o. 500 tales exports TO Great BrtaIn IL .5j7
bales sales 737 bales sinncrs. 80 bales stock 81
bales
norfolk. Dec. c-Eotto quiet mlddling. 5-i0c low
pddlIng Ga good ordinary Slice net and urp.- r.,
sts $50 taS lob 3H Hcc 'oa'"se 900 bales sales
NewOrcans Dee 9-c asSa, quiet; mddilng. &c;
i.74t bales: erosH. 5.22c baIs; exports 20 Great
Britain 1880 bales; 10 France 1,7gS bales; TO the
iontnept js30 bales: coastwisc, 2,5o3 bale, salcs
100 bales stock. 2o0,lll bales
sayaaaah De- gc Sead os a,y maellag Lilo
moss receipts 1886 bales; exports TO France 4503
Sccs coastwse 500 bales sales. a10o bales; stock
l28, 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
EI,nOPEAN PRODrCE MARKETS.

IlyerlGol Dee. ? =. m.--Hcc'-1he supply IA poor
extra rda arm az llos; prime M steady al SIS
P,rk-Ii0ld offer Sparingly; prime mess Western
nnr ,n.v ~ Sjs do Western medium cl>v at O!s 3D.
Holders lre~s salr short about IL Ia 10 y,
.o.v A. as raoun-lloders oHrr 'rv Cumb Rand cut.
,inut % y easy n 4s>: short rib. q ont - u.
ardv AZ 10, Cd Ions niddl's about - H. easy nc
as I'd long and short clar mdl lie. about - n, easy dt
49, Shonld -. about II 10 Is y. steady a. 3s' VI
sToriuely: American finest whit" and
colorrd nrr It So. Tnllow-rh' supply + poor; prime
c;v dul At Us SPIRITS ~ tufpr'tnrll0der offer spar
inply ally DIS I'D .o,ons ii oiiLi,rrlool Iennei
drU M yI@ i,o,in-IcldcrS Offer mod satey; common
firm ~ ~ .n Iar->pot- Holdcr- offer sarngy futurs
Holders ", Offering; prime Western pot steady at
i,,s ia Wheat-iiod,rs onsr moderately No I'd win.
tor - old No rec srlng steady nt oS 81:
tlour oldrrs offer moderately 81 Louis fancy whit duh
NJ Is "a Corr--Spot and futures-Iioicrs offer mod.
efatrlv mixed Wr,rrn spot { ady ut l. 2@d I,ecrn.
hrr nm nc - ID January firm at Is for new February
nfm ~ - HID Tor new. Hops at londOn-Paeihc
oast-lloldcrs offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
CORR CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Gcneral Term Before Van Erun' p J..
T E. g. and Parker ''-N'' T. "' 49, o. o. 30 -
' supreme e" cc@r"spccal rerm-Par
a 80 sg, AZ a. 'i is a. s IS - as -: 81,
ls las s"i IT, i'; sis No sss E: g. Is rs e. &C.
cird '1 cour,-ra-t I-Aajourned for the term;
Circuit from ar, I for ,2s Patterson" o"OseS 10
Circuit coqsq Yea getG 90 Tpas 81 JN Ss .S2
lsss Iss 1876 a5s NJ IA iacJ Ssi. 90. 5'
circa' co.rper Iv-Beiosres Andrews. J-cnu'e' to
be sa sSa ron PAR III for 4reoe pusr JNo
5ss 5si $50 49, as SO 500 $50. 55 'c1. 'e'. ''7
gcI9f FsSsd S. r. x5
t. 2 3. J. : Xepsals from @dmenis; Xos, q. 3: g
Superior conTt-rrai Te,m-p psG ies9r" Seds"ck
Superior coufi-Triai Tc,m,-par's / and iAdJournei
superior cour,-Equi,y Terrn-Adjourned until Deem
SuIrogate's -chan'bers-Eefore Ransom s.
surr,eaic's court-Trlal Term-Before Fitzgerald s.
No. olc VIII of Louis or Aiois iens; No 81" WIN Of
arsS % c Of onn SS aS M N% 3 S 'ry SS
Ss Ten e y Sc oa K Ss %i Of So %n"a
PANEL schwa a Gs9Is1 W II MaH"han or Seem rr
Muller IudSis Marx Gustav sctflmer Julia T. Miller.
Common Pieas-Equ,y Term-nefore pO9lstayeI, j.
No Is AZ o. ~ 10 80 = - 81 y 81 = ~ 81 81
Common Pleas Special Tcrn--Hcfore BschoT. IT.. J.
Common pleas-Trla TermPar; I-l,efore Cegerich J.
lcso 1875 lcss c1, iie7 iciS. i.s Is2i. ~. ii5o
055 2,C5. l5il. 1901 100 lGi yi: Gl3, 1915. lGlG.
1890 1851 1Gc2 1868. iUCi 1865 1866 GiG7. iCGs. 1909.
1910
Common Pleas-Tria Term-Iart 1I--Before Daily. c. J.
Common PIeas"rrai rern-part IiII,efore Pryor. J.
--t,auses 10 % from Part tor trinl
Common Pleas GENERAL TermAGiouInfd for the term.
city Court-Specal Term-l}eforc Mc(own J.Motlons.
city Court-Trial Term-Part before Van Wyck. j.
as. no. SIS. 50. Uii, b;s 30,
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SCI s24. 1iT 1876. 81 .
short causes: Nos 2is2 1852 1901 PAS 2Oss 1892
22i7 2iTy 22OI. 1870. 2ocO 2Oi5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NcwYork, December ., 1898.
Tho monthly report OF field wor; In the petroleum
regions for November showed decided Increase IN the
daily production, compared with oe,o
Der, but figures below those september anu
lr,. 100 barrels under August. Inc daily
average yield per we'll considerably niyh-r tnan III
O,tOpr. The Development II also larger than
ia prev The development reports
al the las. four months follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-11

,iItAIN-wHEAT-The development 81 business or In.
tcfc.t In the grain markes i yrr' slow th" r,dne irn
lat week there ha. been only day when til. tan
action, at Scw-YOrk have been over million bushels.
such result certainly very discOuracng to IN
mi .on houses and hop, OF revival Of speculative in"f-t
or strength In the market Tn. stocks
tina. The insignificant volume Of The trade from iav
10 dav clearly brn, out tho immensely Of
the suppies than conceal them Today bu'inc
ss rroior'ionstey small any previous day ths week