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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON There "a Errn.r feeling in cotton 'u.r"
ir.e muin,ns N.sG atfrihtfd 80 go" . .i''. w"
,bri re g.. l.rssi Tuesdays .r'i1r rms i"Sn,'''
D. an "a OF io POINTS or ~" nf't s'i"S.
Vas afr4v.rI iacTcs:'a . "r p''n.- WINCH 'l4'
0f-- .ovr-.', 10y l.'Jl shorts cni lisp l'''e hf't
Iva. e.c.rn, There We weaker tam W"'' rs vac
,,of nirr seqsou slvapo-I au4 pli'rs i"I ' H"'''i
ID. ,ar~ March .e.linr POINTS l"lnw aonitff 'lS.'-
.,a,,r,s This was followed los sNaai Tally ~" 'i
noon heng steady The c0rrs" ~ me riaf"" I"'lhs I
afternoon was toward .ower Level tn maj lrl' "
~ me lowest Vi IA" daN to points u"t'- W.
ing figures Of Monday. win the "ns ,,c
'ro.,, sslcs were 10000 bal Reports '''-''
,o hand that the transportation 20 ,"', ,,. ~
sver, ,,-.e @. tho l,li go l"ayrd "l'h 'r'i,
so,re it, aes GIN white and blooms in si.h on O @
i.cts vb. ruli, cables from Liverpool iHi''H ~.
,,",dv market COR futures and ia0I"is.- H'inu'n
s,,, c,iton Private cables state thii n"m., -, 81
-r,yyuy v,nree AMI that sDinn'rs 9i" -Nlr .ins ~
1,,r o1 stk ON hand The +"m l"eSi} '".''i' .',,,
~, Inv. receipts ~ about '4'tUp l'i"' ~,
,,, r., iol4s last rnd l-iorl ihl"- "a ~!
s.i,n.uts for period WEI" l,"'' 60 ISM mo
~ ca, ,ro bales last and $1,000 D1''' IN ~
Int. ..tiru. To- rin heavy ana tA' p'i,"'" a., 90,
.ert 'fo~ he vees stl. "fiiu'""h ~ ""', ,n .t
t..f.'s r..f.p.S t"v -'ifl' 't '-i t,st
49,, -, 7o,e, o, 300 h.s. 'san- " - ".' - ,,l,
IN l,ie4 last yfIf. 49, "' /" ,,,f
49, .,'rtf n ~ iAi.s lls week, '"'' a 80
,'' ,..'..r,e af Nerir'is. lo''' ti'- "S''"'' 49,
80, i..i ,.4 . - Lsi~s Last y"hi 10. ,t,. "a.
,t,,,r .r.. and clos" ''CHN. '''' '
l.~sN 81. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08

ard medium grades contnu, very dull and irregular;
sa ' aa e for but d fa"c kns are nrm
stock however. Is moving slowly and rather urs s'
ogaA - pien,y ara 3rse Ss OF s S,p S
so v VS. s sS? A'e esn nns ss e? 3D. % Bsaxs
ss a'. 10 Ss fs B9soS %a boxes WINS s%ss So Ss;
.f sss S sScr x taa o S oss pt.Ss
conesFd loeic: Do large basket i'a2Sc; r. 40 pG9e
sR o cape Sea f Ss 80 oTGa "ranss
Lox. siasl -; lemons. 81 s5asa So grape fruit s-'o
FRiiTs-DRIED-A moderate quantity OF eysp'rs ori
apples is gong into consunpt,e channels and with m3e
p'iilon to hold ne Geabs grades about steady Io~sr
qualities ana lamp NUT are neglected Nohhs uois AVID
sRns ' 1HS'' @" u,s generally cato,na
t fI1o eGy fancy I to Extra fancy per g q"
prime to choice. Gq7l.c; do common to is,T' s SH" Ia
g.. rsspherri-s exaggerated lse; cherries. 2'sgl3
Cas- SsSs a sp5sG5s s sS assss
Hor 81 change in the general character OF me Sn,
rather easy ON other qualities We 919'e; S'ae a'a 10
Pacific Ce. 1924 choler per 3D. a7e yssinsS
d,, AID folsr Bnyers took hold te better ana We
market shows some Improvement on beet sIsI4' as.
d. Western. Icse Old ROSTERS +aao: nIas s ss
da.s per pair 2Ss'oe, s Da P very good
IN ,t,.rs Tor cio.c, qualities Of most kinds and ch".c
4s l I HScc,s moving only moderately medium
Qualities quite dull Fancy Eastern and long iS,'
s,,,,nc duoi,s .tead, squads rn. We quote IrrsFe
prr H. .Piic: chickens Philodelpha l2alIc; 10.
ern ry-pce 81 Oisc: do. sca!ded 9Iio.sc' l9"'si
lsr: ola cocks . at; ducks. Eastern loc 90. iI' t
fs,Tl iGGi,c: do Western. sale; Eastern geese ifh
I4i.c: s4u4bs. per do&. 81 I5YS" ,, , ,ric.s
GAME-.esriy all kinds m s1cd demani a,a aes ,n
ruI. Yarcraliy .tm quote Quail per coz N.fs- ~
sniDe and povor 81 5OaS2 woodcock per pair 'Sayoc
nnrtrIes ncr By 7jcctSl -. Western JO4J9c grouse
5S,aq., wild ducbs csngas 75cGs2; do redhead SOC
81 10. rlal,ari 4Oni5r: othe- kinds 2on"Oc; iabbs
600 jacas 50dGOc; yensoa saddles. per ID i-ale-'
NV ,ND ErRAW-.reriet steady at former pric"s.
VI. alo.r: iay prime per 100 10. 7jc do NJ 10 NO
;5m70c. shppnS 20. clover mixed! yOPo'c c'o'' ''F
I5r. rv. straw ;Jaj5c; oct straw. zoe. -
pDv' ArOl;S AND VEGET Bl.l,S-irish potatoes con-
tirc dun and heavy. Sweets shade h'mei ior ,a, ,
,e,r,. stock Onions steady. but moving slowly 'aui-
rov-arq frfuer. All c1ntirn" plenty Ahi
sering low. southern peas ana beans sell Wen "nrh
fancy az god n.icos but poor ani Scn 90 low
vi. quote: laa,ocs. TonG island. Per Dbl II t"qr@; 40
state .rt go 10 J-reeY sl@Si %: sweet potatces
Vlneleni 5ips2 -. South Jersey double heads 81 90
Vi,gIu SlNSi -, onions. white. s. lDJS.: r-t 81 "a
81 a. y'ov. siN> 90 Russia inrnips 900 % "n a
,.,fnrs T.c plleaipr. - c2rrOts rn"ashri. .ot ne
~, " ..lef -irgl.: cculfo~e.s SiHS: cshhagcs. per
100 S2Qs' ~: celery, pr doz Fat bunc"s 81 20 per
~ 81 liz. 90. peas Southern. per basket" .'cNS2 u"
s,rns beans Charleston. 81 81 -; do Norfolk 'VtaF'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
THE END or \ LONG SUIT.

Another phase of the Bankers and Merchants
telegraph Company litigation w2s up before Judge
Reach in the Supreme Court Yesterday, IN the case
~ John Anderson against the United Lines Tee
sranh Company and John w. Mackay and others.
ia claimed that the contract with tNe Reorcaniza-
,,on Committee was not properly carried out: that
The property Of the United Lines Telegraph Com
many was taken without consideration. and that the
second mortgage bondholders had been dcfraudea.
Judge Beach dismissed the sui; after hearing argI-
nen, and a motion was at once made by the PLAZA
tiff for leave 10 amend his complaint. This motion
WIS denied on the grounds that the plain-in rad
waited seven years before beginning this suit, ana
that the present suit had also been penang Tor TWO
years. ,,, -, 49,. -, ,., -,
breacS of contract and that nobody had been de-
frauied This probably ends the long litigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
THE COURTS.
ND PI-pPANER'S WILL VALID.


"a, ;mportant clauses il the will of Dr.. An
Se'eI' .orer have been held TO be valid by a de-
tome ns,,ce Ingraham Of the supreme Court
es"r .,ons~ was for many years the physician
Dr. '' Erf;h Avenue Hotel lie was protge OF
o. 'He r,roresscr Agassz. and was brought To this
the Ia from Switzerland when boy. After ac-
co''''-' a. education he amassed fortune in specu-
oun7 apd became a connoisseur in br!c-A -brac
AZ, time of his death mis- estate was estimated
Al Wv uorth n half million dollars The doctor ak
70 ", a will on July %. 1ss? and codlci short
,,.sr John S Keyes. the executor of the
LINZ I'm h~oueht suit to have the cour, coAstrue the
VII - If the will and determine their validity as
,s.ar threatened to bring contest. She wss
Inv Marty to the suit. which WAS tried before
I ms lngraham IN the Special Term os the su-
- Court lie now decides that the baques; T.,
pr ovn Of A'stet:en Switzerllnd Is valid. anl
fhe. ~ town mas the power TO AXE the bean
tna' leo holds that the gil; to the University -,
se a SWtZerland. is good and that the Canton
Beipps H,ne Is emitted 60 the bauuesj The JHs..en
q wat the gif OF 51C0) francs 70 Carl n ssbach
~. eidest son. is valid 90 belurs, H. trust; aad
NJ lis purposes are carried out tAc priacipa. il f.
A. 10 Hasebach. Pending th- determination o.
fsseacon the sister Withdrew from q conirs, oV.r
sss oil and agreed - in2ha 10 claim 10 an, nnr-
wy, ~ the estate ami l1asclbach 10 whom Il w.s
ryo.red any void legacy would so. under tn rel
CAV clause H. the VIII, consented .nat the leSacios
oIsaa be al, paid 20 the "g2tecs ranai in the vii
,sss avoid.ns continued litigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
AN EMMA NINE CLAIM IN COURT

Frank Richards Abbey. son OF Charles f. ABBEY
o. Denver, Col. who died on January 3. 1871, mas
brought an action in the Supreme Court thronyh
his Guardian Theodore l.. rockingham. against
Jerome b. Wheeler and Others 10 recover his father
share In the Emma ming Claim. Under the pro-
visions Of the will Of the father all his properly
Was left in trust for the benef; o, his son Nj
,hhav was the owner of one-ifth OF the Emma
Mining Claim in the Roaring Fork Mining District
Pkin County. Col, and also owned tW2l;.hs oa .c
nulrei the ovnarhi OF this fOur-iifths. subject 70
the lease ana young Abbey charges that ~ W2Fke'
the mining property and removed iaTs 4u,., 80, ~
mineral amounting tt about $7vA.0tJ. Of when ABOUT
sE0oO1 belonged TO him, ana has refused to account
;or H. Justice Ingraham has overrulei demurrer
wach was interposed TO the complaint. ana mas
given Wheeler time 10 answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08

signed through. $500 head to Newyorls isoo; on sss
100: market opened active and higher; closed iirh'
choice mixed sheep. 81 75ds3 -; fair TO good
2.i4s2 65 cu.ls 81 Jons2 prime nnii.e
lambs 81 I0p$4 30 good 81 1884 common TO FAIR 20 y
s3 Canada lambs 81 oGSi &C. late sales being AZ
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. Nov. 1-ca;te-iseceips.
I2.00 head Marie, active and firm Comm.n 70 ezra
steers ,sasG ~; socIers and feeders $685. ~ cow
bulls $InS3 JU calves - JCl,Nl 20 Hogs-hecelot,
IS head. Market weak Heavy. 81 ions - 90 common
20 choice mixed 81 ;9gH lO cno!te assoi'sI, - DIT
81 g. light 81 25uSt Is: pigs 81 .OqS - Sneep,
cept 1900 head MARKET firm. Inferior to choice. 81 %
QS3 10: lambs. s.1s4 40. - ,,
Louis. NOV. 7.-Catf;eRecepts :c'3 head ~ r
prices shade higher; native stees p %
as. iO; 81 G5asi 80; Texas steers "@ -
IDgs-Receipts o. i3t head. Will the naiket was Iiiy
active most everything sold Sc lover The best nea
brought 81 TO- good n'y-i lots and sooa tn sbeen
Rec. pis 1855 head Msik~t strong, but prices IN
hanged NATIVE mixed 81 GonS. ~ Southwest mixed'
s. 2jas. 80; lambs s3Nr93 u. - ,,,.. DIVA a.
East Liberty Nov. I.-,ate-Rereipts gn,; p,i''e. -
ass 9 good lCasi 10 good buiohers ~ ''gs4 ro9sn
fat 81 Jv1S3: light steers. So 1888 90 HOGS
TIGHT: market active and shade nisieri Fnai
d-lphias 81 9ja$5: best mixed ard heavy Workers.
asa ~; common fair Workers. 81 tJrSf 40 pigs, ~ ~
asa 60: orghs. s3aSi Is. ieepSupp,y falr msrset
steady S3GS3 20 good So 3)pj2 At" far 81 Vs.sz'
common 5ocsi yearlinss s. 2o1s3 TO- lnnis - -'uS~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
cnryrRy PRODUCE MARKET.

Sew YORK November :. 1894
BEANS AND PEAs-There was no cnns" ~ ,npo, .ahrs
IN doin.stic WHIT hons Anow "ee ma '"'rI mr.
$50 ard 81 :" wac a. ,ns'ir r,'r medium, ya, IN TO-
a., ih- lars,r par ~ which sold 10 AMY" AT aSut
w. w. 81, ihe demand ior red sidney docs no. as,nmc
large proportions. bu continued isht I,ba9
binda arr quiet but without fur'her chaas" We qIS";
i,so '; s. st 10 ll LINZ pr s. a%s 90 do % F
nc.. - 2,ns- ~, 30 nrte .3nP ao r,eca linn and
pea, i.:ii ST sjus o. 10 medium TX st 'sSi 60, S,'
r.. Tfn cool weather moderate r~ceipts and nrm.r
f,n,.. fr~r,, u'e grade. md trie vas n',S s~'
iisr~ was ue alk Of @',,c fos s',ei Ill.,, sh ".s
en cfcanerj but me-. sun r,,"rr wer, ssisn,l
vIt ,he prcc br would have trii'ed stfonty ~. no.
20 s at'a"g but 'r dssr aus;r. Of c,rr~y and near
IS al sort =, 5 rsa ,y as r,ns Sna anu usai
Movement w. sS9,, r. 9 wSIsa s.' Sr as" 49, do d
eSnssc do thirds to seconds i'gioc 30 Jnns m,ke s'a
-: sac aary mar an ~ I sta,s Gaics so cnr
a,tas :lc do seoords nrs@. ldnoc stat dalr tr,
cn n, rS'"s isc Western dairy ai5c acery June
rrkns. To - d. June tubs Or; q" , pner ''e
ssr hi. week aud this - ndnnS seller, To- a'k NOR
done fay les, ne pG,;c v Gp' , sens ems quiz
mad colored which scare amt perfect v,e - h-d
81 100 sr'T rh stms da bur supplies ig6,er
rni feeling steady. Liverpool caol- 80, we quote; sat
5S S,gs faney ioi,aioc; choice Toe do good to
prime 9 g"e d" common , rS 70 ' .oie co%mo s To-
irr ~ ass.c. part ssms. Chenatsoe. ETC. sholoe os@
NG si"' toa,inad light receipts and scarcity Of fancy
lie. b, there is hi large Offering Of secondary grade
rh s1 snf M %nR X s'p rS & an"
,s ss ss, ,e a% s siSe and Pen western
nsarSy norfhey secon. :P2;,se far wcaern and
pine to choicc iGG 7c; do defective per case S3Is';
T1u rs apples stesdy. but ordinary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
! NOM WENT FOR UR. P.IRKHrH>y

- "IESrloN TO FrT Up \ MARK or THE rs.
tenn ~ WHICH Ni;W-YoEKEns HOLD HIN.
Among people N this city Interested I'm n,uriciuol
reform tne mos CONSPICUOUS position Is naturally
resigned 10 pr. fsrHhurs.. His name vas on he
Ap' OF every one yesterday. ana 10 him more than
20 any Other pciscn * attributed ihe Glory - The
tremendous triumph oi Tuesday. A. AZ illustration
% tn" Intense feeling OF gratitude toward him
sn&.e incident at the Flfh AVeru" Hotel on ale
''"' night VIII aford proof Some in TIE crowd
cried "hurah for Strong and another one .a!i
Lex us 80 back OF Strong and hnirah for Pork
HH'S' II Is Paskhursi who has downed Tammaay:
!'' rs give our iirS, nonors to him. His work has
peeh accomplished. We all have faith that Slrong
VIII follow up tee record with equally good work
SUI let us cheer ParGiursi nov ana Strong VIII be-
cohHdehi o. our applause later or" Then an
o;her man exclaimed: "Parlihursi deserves a in,n,.
nehi. He was net with the suggestion that Park
hurst was ret yo; dead In fact. that he vas ger,
mrch alive. and that il would be "out Of pi.c, 10
erect nlonHrlen; 10 the memory OF a man who
was stl living
i;;re',..lrhl any way. ard why not build ]; in his
lifetime so ;hat he max see what tas peo..le ,f
ms cItY thrk CT him | vii! give 20 i.iyslf to
start tho fund Tie ilrOokvn people raised
statue OF MIR Siranahan. and ne was present M
rs unveiling. Professor 5. j. z. Morse was as,
pTessn' or AZ any ra.e, stil living when thc pcop.
mcnt in Central Park. DO the Brooklyn people owe
nor 20 M Stranahan or the citizens o. New
nU,K 10 rro,sa.or Iorse man the citizens Of this
II would not have heen surprising If fund for
monument TO br. ParkhurSt had been ra ised on
L., LIZ. POI Inc incident goes 10 show tho deep ap-
~ the earnest and hard-hittlns pastor Of Madison
square Presbyterian Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08

Liverpool. Nov. :. 3:l5 p m-fees-Extra India rlpss
lu 81 Ga. prime mess duh at Gs 81 PorK-1l'g'm.
d.in Gjs jJ ID. 1'"iiutn. dull ri
5,s Hams Short cut. about - 10 10 d. dull at 4
-Curlbsr nd cut about - - 80 ID. steady at
3ls 81. short rb about - H. steady al 3js 81; long
.nldes. about - ~ steady at 3js: long and short
clear ~ ddes about - n. steady at SiS Cd Shoulders
ABOUT L. 90 * 70. steady al 2is Ch"eee- American
ines; whit. and coiDroi dull ~ Az Cd. Tallow-Prlie
H.. no,a,e Cj'toDserd o. Liverpool rriined. dun at
lps o.. Si'!l's OF t-l"nilne steady at 2Js % Rosn
common FIRM at - a. Lard Prime Western apo:
st"ady NJ 81 Mheat-#o rcd winter Arm az As 1'ld
n r"i yprrs hrm al 4S psd. Forr-St LOUIS tar,y
winter IS 'ofu-Mlxe1 Western steaiv
Is N.,finher. steady a - iOld: December steady
80 j. January STEADY l. . .. Hops London
Pacific coast friu ~ - iJsGi3.
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cor-pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sssme TeImBe5f9re "a" q B ~ %. III
Es'sn and & Parker e JJ'-N'S 49, o. o. o. o. o.
s ,sSs,r 9 T1gsS a. 1c0q mt
iSo a % MOllen -Beiore Beach T.
8 s5 ss ss 5 s7 49, u.s. l S 5 ss isas 1870
sprsamTee cour,-specIal Term-Part lI-Befors An
CIV. JEevated Railrsad easss Gfar until
Circuit cosfifart before Barrett. Jcause' to be
Circuit c aar, Pa Tor Adjourned the 90,
q iss c0s 5o s.e. i! aa7e sss4 siS ss
g 1876 PSI. 22ss 800 1905 1925. si7 e4isa z'ss-
Circuit cOurt-part Iv-Betore Patterson Jmcau'es to
a'0G 4r, PEI ar Fss%as
e. S ss $50 500 5o5 S2s. &c., $685. "o7 '"S' DIV
,,sps ccu?f%Eaasy Ten-BefOr. McAdam' J'-N0"
sss.r iis case qDn rs@-pa before ssasw
sss %. is.s So. $a ,.1 1S' 1883 1880
c l li7a Term-psr aasTssys
SG 1ss s s' .is IS . rs IT. H. :a s is IA
''s9i f, liss HsT s iS5 p' Ss 1Ss' @
'l lss iise i:oi SO Case gnfn Fitzgerald s.
wi ss@c. a"%s ;eSs%sr, % tyr 70.
Sophie w yfHsSs~sR n as4sls
l Hsn Jane. r. Bentley M Frsnd char!es Ede VIII
cScs eis0 Caroline q 81 Da,sr John DunAAh John o.
.surrSssiss cour%rrial Tsrm-Before Arnold s'-N0'
S a, az los sal s Tsrm-petor. Booave j.
Notions -
Common P,eas-Genersi Term-BetO,s payys si s:
ss;hon IT, and Pryor 1y-Nos. "A. 49, 3D. 90 o.
Common Plea rria, Ierm-part before Giegerch a.
,S,ass No. 1885. Lneham vs. Prodsers' NJ ~
o., Common Pieas-Tral Term-Pars II and iii-A''''"''
City cOurt--speciaI Term-Before Enrich. C. '''
s'ss IT,. 1 T Sss 81 e. I 5 so9
s SS sS s92. 100 49, 49, 4a4 49, 1885, @''' '''
coasTal Tsrmpart oIs %s a s,t asS 20
e. S s -. go 2co 2es 2c7 sSs 2 a zss .s ~
ss ~ 7sS TAI sa3 s94 $685. 800. 800. 20 911 osn
50 s yea s2 eso 1885, 9ss sas s'c 80 o 81. ,9 w.
1881 lOss 27s ESQ $50, 2si ;o Sae ,S S1a
Ia, al sS0 1896. 8O6 $685. 1851 1909 1851 iooy 'e
t ,,c74 1915 io77 1919 i07i 272 ~ 1928 70 o.,
iS ~ s ~ sa 9s7 eo3 sss ~ 2 sSS "l aas ass
Clear - w. s"o 'oS' 1871. o'o' '~'' ''' '''' '
nv conrt-Tria Term-Part nI-Before Van. WICK ss
g - -. sS -; 49, 81; ssi. sss sSa CO.. ssi sss
CIV = ~, zoo. So $50, 553. 554. Clear.
- Sooft-Trial Tefm-Part IV--Befcre Newburger -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
COLONEL STRONG RI EE THERE

A RECEPTION FOR HIM At THE LOAN EXiIEI-
TON or PORTRAITS
Mayor-elect Strong viii be the guest Of the
Ladies' Committee OF the Loan Exhibition Of
Portraits at the National Academy OF Design. this
evening The committee consists OF Mrs. Robert
B. Potter Mrs. Henry Winthrop Gray. Mrs john
A. Lowery. Mrs. Charles de Rham. Mrs. J. Hobart
Warren and Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg.
Crowds are visiting the exhibition daily. and the
financial results gratifying on every Thurs
day afternoon the exhibition will include refresh
monts and music On Thursdays tea IS served by
members o: the Ladies' Committee, and on Other
days by Mattresses who fresh and attractive
looking There is much praise from those no are
interested In this exhibition for William y CONN,
the manager who is devOting his labOrs 10 make
the affair in every way attractive and satisfactory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
EAHIBIIiON or CHHYSi NTHEWTNS
TO oiEN TODAY At THE EDEN MrsrE-A LIST
OF PATRONS AND pATnoNEssEs

TO Oi'EN TODAY At THE EDEN MtSTE-A LIST
OF PATRONS AND PATnoNEssrs
The chrysan;hemum display by we.l-known society
people Of New-York and other cities ~ the Eden
Musee opens to-day under the direction o. Sebr,cht
& Wad.ey. and VII continue t,,o weeks TIE coll
lection Of chrysanthemums will oe larger ;han at
any previous exhibition. but th- main feature VII
be the number and variety OF rare specimens. Oar
ing the last year scientific florists and the gardener
OF wealthy peop.e have originated many new va
reties, which include every color AMI TIM Of the
rainbow. The halls and corridors Of the Niusac
have been cleared. and the balcony OF The Winter
Garden removed 10 make ample room. The chry
santhemuns will be grouped in huge masses inter
mingled with palm decorations with the exception
Of rare specimens from the gardens o. Ncw-Yorl,
society people which viii be labelled and catalogucl
TO be easily Distinguished. In addition 10 the
chrysanthcmnm exhibit there vii be many choice
specimens OF orchids and roses. including a new
rose. which Is supposed be TIE largest ami most
beautiful, specimen in existence Prizes will be
AWARDED daily IN the different cases OF exhibits
and in ada alton there viii be lectures upon the rails
ms Of choice flowers. The large number o; society
- ople who Interested in the display Wi. make
Il Important social affair.
Among the parJns ami patronesses are Miss Helen
ir Mrs George G Ciark. Mrs. Robert 9. Black.
Mrs. :. Van Il nsselaer CrugeI Mrs Henry Cicws.
Rensselaer,, MIR. John :. Kennedy Mrs. Hermann
9elrchs Mrs Jordap L Mott r. T Ars
Havsmeyer. M; f'Tsierch Constable MIR R, W
Comb. Mrs. prescott Hal Butler. Mrs AlcNanics
Taylor. il; Mrs Jacob H. Scaia, NJ -
Grand Cannon. ". :. kimbnn. stanford Whit
Count Kesfler G. Amsincf Cn4res Mea T"GG
Morgan. Percy Il. PINE and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
so,.r,,rpy COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov Cotton steady miaJns S Sros. 'p ps.
,ianr IL. good ordinary. tSc hr' Hi. 10
.n,s III III h,l.s exports Ia G.,at tiitan i"'' ""
s,les 1853 bales stock i9o53' nais-, s,.,, ,uc. low
,,,nr H. iec: good ordinary, 4',c' hs. am DC.
-, 2io bni.s: exports WISE. "'oS juice '"~'
s,J tals- stock. ~ 232 bales t.. .,,...ions re-
Nay lotion s'"SHs. puD"
,,i,iitYe To-: miIii.us. Ice; io" E,
ne ii-itc: good ordinary BIC ns' 'ipn Ivgi
,pa ,r,ss ~ AZ bales; exports Ia we .''' -,
hatss. alas bales: stook, 5@i ~" 80. .sns5
wn-kv NOV, men at thirteen leading h''ilo, fs this
w. r.. Srsans Cotton Exchange; ft''lp-a' ~.
Yea l,G sos bas nsains, inok b,es ias' .,~ s,ec
80. 30 200 La against g2,' bales h-' NTii H'o"
.,,, "a is,as against ~ 80 bales last year. .t,..
Savaunah Nov. lotion dull ahd ho'n" III or5rary
S,cc. nst ana gross receipts. sso nai.S Ia.
y oD bales: cDG-tws-. "so nalrS sAies
~, ,,.irs stock iJ3 1855 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
ROsTON WOOL MARK r.

.,.1, Soy There has been speedy trade HrSey
e., small lots Of wool. with an occasional lsrse oh,
ih ~ prices remain the same and are st,h"t' ~
ino.s s are quiet 17g1sc for X. and sal"c ioI "a
nnd Xxx and above with Mc,E n s,sacc 70
Medium S ~"ols are at 30a2ic. with ONO hlc ae-
lame are in steady demand at i6ai,c Terri'ory m"
WOODS veil AT ga i3c quality, or on scouf"u
selling AZ Tor fine nne medium. AMI 'on"2c
basis s "a Texas California and OREGON %oos sen p
for medium s,ne basis territory. Pulled WOODS are
about ,s steady Domestic secured woods are 10 xooo
que. Austraila and other foreign WOO" are s'eAo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
THE STITE or TRADE.

Baltimore Nov Flour dull. unchanged; sales ~
lDl. Wheat easy: 80 red sp"t ard NONelLgr J,-sv
1850: Deceinb@r 5s,15c%c; Jsnn9ry ';,"7se Ma ~
ClIsiikc: steamer No red DC hid, lilna wn-a ~
Sample. !c stock 00i IA bush sales. lo'vW pus
Corm~dul rnIx-o year 5i7,9j2.c: January DIG Dia
southern Whit. 4sf..sc: yellow. i1'.dItlsc. f'gca
1889 bush: ssles $50 bush. oa's s'e:dy y" wn,e
Western 81 ,n2Ic: 80 = missed TO- 32aS2ilc Stock
lai sa5 bush RYE dull: No =. 52"12i2c; Stook 21aD
bush Hay steady; good choice timothy sl2G 1917 -,
Grain fr.ights quiet but firm: steam - Liverpool so
.. "a. COR hr orders. 3s. No-en'er hu'ier hf,n
cr.ansry fancy .,aJc lalie DO ic; store pl, Ned iiW
~ Eggs slow ~. Coffee steady NJ I. l0ic. o'her
1, cSieaxo Xoy The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
LONDON WOOL SALES.

,orAo, Nov Thirteen hundred and sixty bales OF
Srsen.i,nd WOOL saved from the s~an~f oruh"a, ~
,cr, ,shore al Ppncir ortugal few wees axe" ~
~ Winchester House to-day The atieAeancf was hV,u'
aud competition for ~ the buer lois was ptsA.
pr,cas ranged from 10 - ~ FOR secured ana inh
sid 10 4Ld Cor greasy. Cables from sydney. " . ".
,,i,hirawoIs extremely LARGE. \ lack q, animation Is
noticed. Prices unchanged Cables rom Meioou,H "a,
Is alLclf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
,ovr STOPPED THE WHEELS OF LAW

uhan Klgesser and Fanny Koerig were lovers
.,,, months aso. They became engaged in July
'. and sAorty afterward. upon her suggestion.
,sy agreed deposit all their savings in the Ger
mania Savings Bank. to remain there. accommodating,
r,l they shoIld he married. There was abou. $ll0
a, the bank. when, on October 70, she told her
layer tha; she going To break off the engage
rsn; ana would never marry him. He a; once
,bought of his money. and asked her what she in
.s,sei TO do about it, She calmly told him that
!. was deposited in the bank in her name and that
no could not get it. Nathan was incerse1 al her
,,ions ami brought srit against her In the Superior
curt 10 recover his part OF the money ana u re
s.rain her from Withdrawing II from the bank. Tie
ssse was 10 have been iricd yesterday before J:igc
trssdmar and the former lover: ~ IL c.Crt.
,aa6y 10 40 on with the fight. Their eyes met and
.ssv were induced to speak TO each OtGer and a
CANCELLATION was brought about. Nathan agreed
=, discontinue the action ana motion u that effect
vas made and granted ny the Judge
Nathan and Fanny are now as ardent lovers as
they were before the trouble and VIII soon be mar
IL