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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

chicago Nov. u Special, Wheat to-day rg.'la'el 10
tween The limits o.; puts and calls Touched 'he ,su
price carly. it closed a. M ia, figure Tho nevs O..
deal q realizing The liquidation finally ,l;-
weighed ~" huil news AMI prices closed weak May
opened AT GIG. SOLD hc.ween Glsc and D,c clo.I
at 60 r. The cables were yer strong get exporters w,"
sellers THE Current estimated that 75"1" GOO
bush n wheat would De fed 20 s,ok during tho
san Francisco telegraphcd that It's stocks had ocn over
Of less than i7.Gv bhls agains' last
year tn" same point reported sales - cash wheat II
western receipts. however large cars against
M' cars last year. Export cearances small
than 10000 bush. including the -four. New York
ported small freight FOR December
Monday. The realizing long wheat led 10y ScaN
Rosencranz and Barrett. possibly 10000" bash al
together. An effort made Partridge hu'
he dd not
Corn strong when wheat was whca
wheat II kept within - 70 and closed at
the bottom l.c under Wednesday. May opened ;Os,c
easier toward the close helped by the prclc
ton Of cold the sort Of condition which Will
crease receipts and improve grading There were rs
the estimate for tomorrow 100 charters
reported for 1900 bush. The incident oats vas
the purchase q about 800 90 bush hy the Meal
Trust That advanced prices about g carly los
hay's.
The provision market puzzled elect. with GlO0o
hogs the Yards making over 10000 in da,s
prices advanced sharply Pork gained 30. lard and ribs
.Oc The close showed about half If his maint'n"I
There Increase In outside speculation There was
some sympathy with early strength
uary pork sold between sl2 II Sl2 60 closed
SI2 ~ January lard between s. 10 and 81 30 and closed
at 81 90 January ribs between 81 II and 81 3D. and closed
at Il esiirnat. To- Sl.OIHI
on the curb puts May wheat closed at GDF.c. calls
at O1nc. Puts May AT 5Ozc; calls, r3.c.
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EXPORTS TO DAY.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\eW-Nrrk. November I'. l''''
COTTON From the ultra-hullisn ceiling ~ y"'''u',
r...,l sentiment changed 10 the bear side u. I'f-
s.iss y,are nj a DECLINE Il To- points. and du'hS h.
fnreuo.u the market fen Of several points ii'i" "' "
noon sales were being mad" at prices Nr'',l i"s II NV
cline. II about points from Ntrt'TiiN 'i7''''
rn,riur TN. afternoon IN. market was rather qrir h
stcaIy though the Official closing tone "na h"I,N
.,.,.Iy The net the day was 10 90 !. p'"i-
,,.s fr ~, ,ay were is bale Ii,"rr o
r.nrI about 3 points higher futures hu' lost ih"
l,sire ,r,cfi.siv even with yrs'.rdass final
prices The ln Liverpool was att;ihl'"I 90 -"
s'lihs ~ r., .,.,.,., ,,.rf,arI f,r ,r. w.-k
last vaek and bales last year. Receipts al -"
orleans tomorrow estimated from loo" g.. ~ go
l,lcs compared with 2I.S7n last w"ck ami ll''> lAsi
year receipts at Houston w"Ir l-"'l ''s ny" -,
IL go7 balls last week AMI GG'i bales last f'nr Ih"
sharp reaction for YESTERDAY las brought ah'i an ~
preston local traders that th" month or ~"
,cnlor IS too eaily fun movement with =
CROP OF 5000 lo.coOor bale about 5000" bai"-
which " received 10y 10 morrow. lfl"
short interest waa pretty well Yesterday and ~"
market lcd huyns support to-day southern hoIc'fs
trr Looking for bids for spot there general
Ark states that receipts are very heavy ard planters
ana rer, hants IRE. sellers a. "hai'v"r pr,e j.
market VIII much lower According t. cable. ir""
Egspt the prcFeuf cotton crop there .s estimated 80
: ~, oonars being about 10 NOR" than last
crop estimates from several points n the cotton
l.t estimate fhr crop 80 from S'"'o' t HiHp"" bale
The est mates follows Augusta. Ga 2'"'-p -
Hla,Io'o bales. Savannah "-'""' bales. COLUMNS
Ga, estimates fle fnaf STAT" st 'HD"D bales.
N.n,gom.r, Ala sioo~H. Nlirial'. y. g.. ~"
osr, ~ n5,1W, nti~+ u i- estimated tti' about
marketed Receipts Ir Wilmington 30 taf" af~ 3D. n'
IN .sl bales. 4loop h.l.. ,h'aI OF la-' soar 3
hs ia-' circular " i. n'f reason PHI. A-
ftt' arNtrnr 'rr- "n"'"" babe 'r'i.
40 crop u iHd" in Nir country De- i"pi".i ns ana
n present iN prices "r' 'n' .n""i fr o." 'h"r mont"
op~ninr ansc AMI CLOSE ,..l.t ana c.o-ns bic. 80
previous night -n. .t-f year follow
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Sow YORK. November - is9t
urEyrs neeg1.' 81 cr cr ~ ec'A : g ,,.', ~
r,,Inr luG cI,y ire-s-i native sides IN f,r denan !
las, rarai.sn ai,,e~ quote refrigerated beef slow AZ
90, ,'c per y American steers weak az 9isHli.c
American sheep ana sales from - T. l:',c per n
dressed weight ordinsr, choice shipments to-day.
- ,attle and 80 sheep on The Trinidad
CALVES Receipts ~ nil New f.r. msIke's -" heai
'riinar, To- good STATE vca. ,sasT SO. hes, bucks
49, at s. and re, or 'a. y 'G~ ". a. s sc sa 's
sae irr..ed stas'.r. .'" e.s At a.,
g = per 10" ~ - ygs sI ~ ',9 n a" $: ." sS''
Wlker,'n & sherman. III Western veai~. ii' n. az
~ .'rS .i' ", trr anu - .ars i' we ina.Nr'
onish ani trad" SLOW" a. just about Wednesday ;
e,nl lambs sid at s3Hs' 10 per IL" y. ordinary
=. s' r,p ~ 80. am D''En ~ 'Np'r' We AZ
dressed lambs sold a 5sg7sc. with general sales At
II ayrlaec a, 5. per lc n s. ai,as d. < a 81,
ar G r. II at g go 8 M'srrs IS do ." s, 3 3,
- Il, - 10 At 5! 20
-, , M' p g e. %" Western lambs 60 III at 81
aa mullen q, McslsaO lambs II n At $40.
q DGlenhock: 90 STATE lambs 10 N at 81 s7,: ~ do
n 50 CIR % do 80 II, at 81 ia sheep 10
NJ Collins ic5 Western lambs. O. H. a, 81 80. II. Ter
: Jude \ Co. S4 state lambs rs N. at s., 81 state
l. $ Kasc io7 Pennsylvania lambs Is n as.
Jelllnr Wright n Co.: 1873 State sheep and lambs O.
H.. NJ 81 -
Newton 4 Go. date Yesterday 20 Ohio lambs 57i.
~. q
uoGs Receipts. IS cars. $40 head cars a, For
N"th-st. and IL at Jersey city. Market closing
with e downward tendency In sympathy with Western
markcts Reported sales. part YESTERDAY ut s. o5u
So 20 FOR good medium and Hight hogs Country dressed
s,coly and llght. lean pigs une lower.
Sales Jrllinr Wright CO.: II hDgs i3i n aV-
- - 100 10 do i37 n s. 20 | rough
hog 500 H. at 81 20 ALSO Yesterday. - state pigs lOG
~ "a ~ ~. hogs at 81 o. ! Az n a 81
Hum" Mullen: ~ state hogs. rs No. at s. 20 DO.
lo1 n. a 81 H. , do 1886 n at e. ~.
-. Dllrnhack: ) state hogs i12 H. 81 H. IL do.
N. a s. l2la.
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OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo lj-tattle- Receipts last - zoo
head. week thus fir. $50 head. for lime
week $40 head. consigned through. 1850 head 20
NrwNork. -" head, sale l2o head, market opened
closed dun with few loads unsold lsh,
steers heifcfs So 25uS2 10 yearlngs 81 5on>2
good cattle here Hogs Receipts last - hours. II 400
last week. 80 so head. consigned through 1850 head;
New York 1900 head: on sale. 1850 head market
sold. 81 50asI IS choice. 81 60 good mediums
ous4 20 mostly 81 ~. good heavy 81 1VnSt 10 pigs
81 5ousi 80 roughs. So 13psi - sheep and lambs Re
- hours btD head. total for week mus far
81 head. time last week 3o.2uO head; CON
signed through lUS head; To New York. 400 head on
sale 10 200 head opened steady for best lambs:
with loads unsold choice extra lambs ~ ~'H
81 90 fair 10 good sass 3d. sheep steady: good to
choice mixed 81 eq$3 to fair sheep. s2g$2 20.
culis sinSi 10: Canada lambs $taSt Ii. .
linton stock Yards, Chicago Nov. l5.-Cattie-Re
cepts head Market firm. Common To extra steers.
S5aS6 80. sockers and feeders sass 90 cows ana
GooD head. Market weak and lower; heavy ~ 500
s, 7o common choice mixed 81 tOuSt %. choice as
sorted 81 l5@s 30 light 81 21qsi -: pigs s. I5gsi -
Shcep-K.crips i5,Oo head Market weax, inferior I"
choice 15cu<2 ~. lambs. 81 5onS3 30
-. Louis Nov i5-,attle-Recepts. 3. Ipt head. Mar.
slow and prices unchanged; native steers 81 ,ou
cepts 90. head The market opened SLOW prices soon
declining 10 cents. later. however there was "A
feeling the tone became stronger and part ~ the
early decline The best heavy sold AT
81 5oasi %: mixed lots. medium and light weight ranged
- 20 To 81 70. common rough 81 ,opSi -.
closing firm sheep Receipts Loo head Market steady
mixed 81 2jqS2 60. lambs. 81 TO-
East Liberty. Nov l5-Cattie- Receipts light Prices
Market Shade lower and weak Philaiephas. s., rs
asa 80 best Workers. and mixed s. 65Q$t 15 common 20
fair Workers; - 5oqst a. pigs s. 2og$i 20; roughs $40
s. 90; fair soasi %: common. 0Ocasi; yeariin.s s2g
s: 10; lambs, $2gS3 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
OBITUARY..
DANIEL W. TALLNADGE.

Daniel w Tallmadge. a former neinher o' -
es,nhv from Kings county died on Wednesday ~
his home in the Bensonhursi part OF BrooKN" iie
xae nfty-two years old. and "A native OF Sara'o3'
Countv In his youth NJ was a schooi-ted'he'' an"
h.. removed to Brooklyn about thirty years aso
and engaged in business In New-foiK he Wa
Connected with Plymouth church. ana az one ti"e
WAS its clerk In 1873 he was elected 10 'he 49,
samblv bv the Republicans In the Oh lH'h us
,,ict composed OF the Seventh ana twenty
third wards In 1879 he reelected as an III
la,.ndeut candidate. Mr. Tallmadge was ei"'tec
secretary Of the Brooklyn Board or Education III
1881 10 succeed George A W. stuart. the a"S'o""-
Ing secretary and he introduced many IMPROVE
,nents I'm the system OF bookkeeping when ma" az
lowed Stuart's defalcations TO 20 undiScoNertu'
III, served until 1857. when his reelection WaS w.
feated by a single vote. In that year NJ Wa Hs
elected 10 the Assembly in the Ola Alilh Iis" 49,
when included the county towns IL wa, Wa M t!,
support which John y. Mckane gave 10 nl, r INC
caused McKanes expulsion from the Deni9cIa."
party In 1855 MIR Talmadge was defeated loi IT,
rlection and he devoted himself thereafter 10 ,hc
printing and stationery business. IN Wh.h NJ We
Interested He removed 20 BensonhuIst ""Hc'
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BETTER VOLT.

pet.r Wolf one Of the oldest merchants in the
chemical trade in this city. died on "Wednesday
evening at his home No. 50 Highest. Orange. ~ D.
MIR Volt was born here In 1929 and educated III
the schools of the city. Early In life he entered as
an office boy the chemical house of Davis. Morri-
son a. Co. and step 10y step till he entered the
firm, and finally succeeded 10 the business. The
firm, WAS one Of the most representative In the
chemical importing line in the city. lie had been
more OF less an invalid for the last three years
although he did retire from active business tII
last spring. He a polished gentleman ana a
man of indOmitablc VIII and energy Inc hrin OF
Davis Volt * co. known all over the country
as one OF the leading ones in the line OF heaN!
chemicals He leaves a widow, three daughters
and one son. The funeral services VIII be hcId AT
his home. No ~ Highest Orange on SATURDAY al
Ia ,,',lng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

lhcf" Is 4 nTm uNd' r'pn' To tho market Tor IFdIl
basis Of quotations The jhbing demand ~ improving.
W. follows. 1000 so : per rrona.
500 @ss ,tio No. and o. to arriyr a, ~,
and @"'D t"gs santos. Ne TO- Z az ~ o'st ana
Inc market firm in tone
FLOUR AND MEAI.-rhe improved tone u 'lc wheat
FOR sprng bakers patents IN fair
demand for local Jonns accom-, at iuli pc,,s . ,
The market ieft IN quie Total safes wer" 10 -" pack
ana 300 nbs city mills Sio;as4 H. buk ,n private
nt were for cs,,,rt Al pli, ate rfIns 80 ibis clears
81 ooas2 -. - hbs city mills at 50 -. 900 blls
bis spring patents. 50 5opSg -. 100 bos stralght-
C5icr Id ZOO sack. ,s,ra nrsis & Soas2 20 latter
ianey n..,,KMmEAT fL9rE MARKET arm. sal
ncitr and higher sacs 800 bis 81 c1ns2 ~ .....
G@E%MEA Mns " * o. ' sss o% e' sn% 2 we n
ana southern. s. s:asa I'AGMEAi.1 Market nrin
81 i2asI "A FEED Mars'i hrmci 0ao'ei: 'ob. ''q
s"as" no. sn"rps' sasI o. hominy chop sgs g. cot
GKAIN-wHEAT- Tie wheat market to-day opened
active little advance on the final Of last night Thor
and rather active covering by the traders The principal
Early took great deal II wteat. but the offerings
tinued and in short tim" prices were IN s@~.c from
higher In instances Liverpool showing quite
sellers ihan BUYERS. when tended win the local
1sal1ine To- take the edge IN Of the marke
,aTese with ,ne ,h "Hs Wheat r ws. sr"st nrS
News Via London and news reported direct all agreed
that the prospects were not harmed and that Indications
stil continued favorable Tor the crop Trade during tn"
mo'ng was E"{ largely 'Gnrrr ra cr 'ms .nt
foreign selling to effect prices The movement
showed further his week and prospects now favor
The Price Current authority for The statement that
ready fed possibly 75DOpO bush for the entire
son with something additional for unimportan states
day were U+."ld bush dncuding Chicago. '2o'3 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
OBITUARY NOTES

s. Paul. Nov. 10. Horace Ransom Bgelow
pioneer and lawyer. died last night at his home In
this city. after Illness lasting only days
the age OF scventy-fivr years. lie arrived in 81.
Paul in 1853. and has lived here since u.
entered into politics IN 1854 and "a leader In
the Republican party throughout the State. Tn.
funeral Will take place Saturday afternoon
Milford. Mass. Nov 15.-t;eneral Orison Under
wood. who perhaps the Oldest militia general
in the United States died this morning. ninety
years old. He commissioned Bricadier- Gen
cral Of the Massachusetts militia In ISL a
prominent shoe manufacturer ana Mason for years
and had held many political and other Offices.
Newton Mass. Nov. lj.-Charies l.. iIOsm.r. on
OF the wealthicst citizens Of Newton, died this
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.


BEANS AND PEAS Receipts ~ domestic beans are not
large. been quiet this week that little
feeling shown nearly all kinds Sales aioy"
reduced figures .ipnnl. Lima IN
Eight supply and firm Foreign beans moving slowly
Green peas the spot and held quite firmly. We
leans. domestic. hush 81 2,is. do
medium. 81 a. do pea 81 .JnSi t1ig. IL white kidney
I'D 5. 80. do r. kidney choice hand picked " loa
s. Ia. Il, common to good. 81 7JnS2 do turtle soup.
g. 10 do yellow $: O5nf2 10 do lima. California
81 SOus2 ~. do foreign 1884 81 5OHSl ,O do ls''
81 i5nfl %. do foreign. medium 1881 81 2oHs 10 do
1893 81 J0ns 30 bbs 81 OLA, do bags, ~ o.
do Scotch. 81 H.
RtTTiR General trade rather quiet. but light re-
better weather steady tO nfm holding
all There IL surplus Of gilt edge fresh
Western and sellers do not have to shade .dc
on seconds In ample supply and
selling No further important business In held
creamery More the best ~ the state dairy goods
and incrcasing y shown such but lower
slow Imitation creamery In fair demand when
rather interest In desirable lots
factory We Creamery Western. extras. per H.
2Gc- do State and Pennsy yania best 2oc do hiss 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
HENRY KENEY.

Hartford. Conn. Nov. lj-Henry Keney. one OF
the weathest men in this city. died this morning
of heart failure. aged eighty-nine years. He was
the senior member OF the firm % keney & Roberts.
wholesale groccrs. and was the Oldest man in the
wholesale grocery trade in the state MIR. keney
was born in this city and never married. lie
has been distinguished through lie by his large
gifts the Hartford Free Library, \. NJ. &. A..
Trinity College. the Hartford Hospital. the Good
VIII club. the old Peoples Home the orphan
Asylum and other beneficent Institutions He
leaves an estate estimated at $1,000. Mr.. k"ney
was Vce-presiden; Of the Hartford Fire Insurauc.
Company. the Farmers and Manufacturers Bank
and the Hartford Carpet Company. IL was also
director in many financial institutions. and trus-
tee OF the Society for Savings ana other savings
banks. He never accepted public office OF any
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PETER &. TIEMA\\.

Peter Cooper Tlemann died yesterday morning at
his home. from heart disease. Riverside-ave. and
observation-disclosures sevcnth-st. He was sixty
years Old. and the eldest son Of Daniel F
Tiemann. who was elected Mayor of New-Nork in
1883 on the Peoples ticket and served one term.
Mr.. Temann member of the firm Of ID. +.
Tiemann q CO.. manufacturers OF color paints. and
was a trustee of the Sheltering Arms. home foI
destitute children the Manhattan Hospital. and the
House of Rest for ConsumptiVes. He was a d,
Vout churchman and was for many years a Vestry-
OF St Mlry's Protestant Episcopal Cnurch.
Harlem.
4 widow and six children survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov 15-Cotton Arm middling SC: low
iddlng 4tsc good ordinary. 4sc. net and receipts
y bales exports France. 3s1G bales sales il3i
bale ock. 227 GA bales.
Norfolk Nov. l5-Cot,on steady; middlng Lice: low
middlnz ~ ordinary II l6c net and gross re-
ceips bales. exports coaswise. i9O2 bales sales
lsT bales stock. 4l.5I2 bales. $500.
Nns orleans Nov. 15.-Coton steady. good mildling.
-lGc. niiddlng l-iGc low middling. l3 lGc good
IL. sJs bales. 3ssi
bales. Exports Britain. 5000 bales. 10 the CON
tneni } 500 bales coastwse. 33iG bales sales 1910
bales: STOCK 35j 1876 bales ~ -,
Savannah. Nov. l5.-Cotton firm: mid1ling. 4l1-1Oe
low ridling lI-l6c: good ordinary. lie: net and
gross receipts 1914 bales exports to the Continent ass
bales. sales $50 bales stock. 1850 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
BOSTON WOOL. MARKET.

Boston Nov. 15.-rhers has been good demand for
wool with inquiry for medium and low than for
nne The sales the week 100000 pounds lnclud-
ing 2Gs7 pounds domestic There In quite hrn tone
prices FOR domestic wool and prices are unchanged
from Ohio neeces have been dull for y at
lie and for Xxx and Xxx and above lsa l9c but No
and woods In demand at OM2Oitc. Michigan
quiet I6c. with considerable doing In No at lsp
delane selections In better demand al 10,
for Ohio and Michigan. with combing. 2ON22c
per pound Unwashed combing wool has been active. with
large lji2Ml1c. and unwashed and unmerchant-
able deaine 3Q 5c. Territory wool has been active
and n Sml3c 10 quality. with fine and fine
medium on basis OF 32lt34c and medium 2sa
go per pound A sale OF fall Texas made at
zoe clean small lots ~ spring sold AT lOGl2c per
mound California wool has been dull Georgia sold M
iGc and about steady. Australian and
ali kinds foreign woods been selling moderately
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

a. - thirds 70 seconds 1Ga2ic: do June extras rasonip
& do seconss e Is'i DO n1ss e2c h,s 80 es e,
onds 3Gs, State diaries enr, Grkins extras. 2oGp
SEC, ' J seconds to frsts ioa9c imitation i2aiic
lec Western daIry az llgl' o. fh resh. o@sc
ctEEsFRather more cal! from esPSr'' aditiona
pretty good home trade says rg co"red and losc Tor
sorresp"ndng quality white bscamf rream became
prizes All 5@ %"@ and there ,snaen srs
the best Of the H1r cs sm' sis stat. aS
toy fu cream arEs Fan fancy. iosc choice ls.c
per o 1875 10 SIm NO Soc to far bd'1. a' s
& m% sn 1s fp 3s . ligl %
etc. small choice @,sc: I@ to- fair 3sai4c, full
s sSi%.. 70 2l g'i"'*' r.., generally
much ,5ssT ard tcs % sassrsa n"
~r have been dyen , '9 T demand for the
p' v small Stock is accumu.ans under H ips,n%ss
ing receipts. and even at t i,u,Ilon very weak snd
- ,,,I anp~arance Best grades = he'd re-" H. 20;
seay mc Gn Mr 23'. go: w'.iern fs,n 'a:,c
southern 22a23c: failpnGN'i t, nI caraia iGaiGio
pl'Tri o. TX secondary qualities. fresh ana h''' ''
case s3usi :" , ,t., In,
rRrs Apples plenty and demand ';Ts 2S IN bi
top qualities abou, steady felIr d@i ore hold sa
sppa r ri in good demand and strong fo,,a@ 4. ml
dull or usual srll a T1 Extra Crap FRUIT out,
W. quote: Apples KnE per % s,' - 81 5pase common
grades sas - p'Si's ssas2 - grapes NIAGARA ana
Sa,e ana meal! NEAR O Gasets ioasc cntawha lon con
c"rG ioai2c. 10 larsc hnss1s ape cod ancy "a
r lTa1s PER pn s6as2 usual kn- .ouss s%ss rior
IL, orsnges per bon. sinSi ~ lemons - '"''
and prices rho" ne I ms~r@
cfanec Reports from me goS" .,Sc here Prime chops
sUn4urI g' corcs and skins dull Ra'pod,g'
Cherries I'm" ,,v vol considerable lots ~ = "i"~
ar moving int cn ,,an rat r. quote Atpcs e'ap
..al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
rs THEIR TEXTERUIN1TOR POISONOCS'

pRESiDENT AND MEMlSER OF A MANI fA' II KIM
COMPANY ARRESTED CHARGED WITH
BEING RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
DEATH or TWO CHILDREN.
Gilbert W Richardson. fiftysevcn years old, presi-
dent Of the Costar Company. and Nicholas Kelly.
ffty-fve years old, of the same company, were ar
rested yesterday afternoon at their place Of busl-
ness No. "a Clinton Place. a variant issued by
Coroner Miles. OF Yonkers. TO await the action OF
the Coroners jury. They are alleged TO be in
measure responsible for the death OF Michael Lana
han and Mary Lanahan aged four years and four
teen months respectively, the children OF James
I.anahan OF No. 26 Garfeld-st Yonkers, who died
on October q last.
Mrs. Lanahan purchased OF Yonkers druggist
bottle of Costar's Rat and Roach Exterminator
1t marked: mot poisonous; or no danger in
use" Mary had seen her mother spread the paste
bread and put 1t around the house. and on the
day In question being left alone in the house. she
got the bottle and. spreading the paste on some
bread. fed il TO her young brother. She then nXed
some for herself in like manner. and ate &. Both
children became violently Ill after and died
within few hours OF each other Coroner Miles had
an autopsy performed and traces OF poison were
found In the stomach of each child
The Coroner then set out 10 find the manufactures
OF the preparation. Some Of the alleged non-poi-
sonous paste is In the hands OF chemist for anay
ais The prisoners will be brought before jury
this afternoon and held TO await the result OF the
analysis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
r1,RopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs.

London Nov 49, p. u-Consols. 1929 for both money
and he account NewYok. Pennsyl, ana and Onto nrft
r,urgage bonds l7t, Canadian Pacific. Ut. Erie. 10,
do second cons)s III; Illinois Contra. % MEXICAN
ordinary l3.: Paul common. Cfi. N.w-i"rk central
lo2s: PENNSYLVANIA. 52s.. Heading, {" Mexican Central
new per bonds. 53i1 Louisville and Nashville.
Je..
8 30 D. m.-The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the
Rank Of England balance to-day IL t'ht 900 Paris
advices quote rentcs at 1902 francs b. cent
for the account exchange on London at - francs
Iri cent,mes FOR checks
Paris Nov. l5-Tle weekly statement Of the Bank ~
France Of Is 125W francs IN gold
ana a decrease o $4,000 francs in silver.
berlin Nov. l5.-Exchange London. 20 marks 3'is
meanings for sight 20 marks 3Ji2 pfennngs for 80
day