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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
STATE OF TRADE.


BALTIMORE. Oct l9.cottor steady. Miiinsa u il e;
Flour steady howard street ana W e'n s ~ tt 90
CIV Mills super 81 p "a 0O 90 Extra - -2Ge - 90
Wheaj-souleru Red. 81 Iod$l II. do Amosr 81 , l2g
q - 40 MaTyand s 81 5ii 10 6s 49, Novem
Der n Os2 Il Os1,; December, - llGI us JaIiai
Wae a. do Yelo1. sic western SPOT 80
w s SQ %Gis Il &c. do 1iS ia4SS renn
Pennsyvania and Marvand- sl6 Oogsl9 Oh" Pr9yisons-
Mess PORK 80 Is. Bu Smeats->hoqders ~ iSo4c'
Gear no sides packet ia Ig2 is P4c@I far,@
Refined iI9c. Butter estern P1esed 2SS % SIe tl
Coffee Elo cargoes, Ordinary 70 Far $3.50: sugar "A
BUFFALO oct l9.-Flour steady Qnoted CITY SrolHd
Sew Process g 259s8 - MITE "a no SiS9ee5ta
spring Wheat u - Rye Mixture = 90 no oP5iA At
eu tirolnd No ] spring S7ds7 j) Bakers - ioa@ %
Amber 50 5oas 90 White Winter - 20 ri G M at
o.. b. Hard Duluth. II : cash 20 Du auth g IA II
corr d 4T% SAG go 200 o bush qa as M N1'9
M wbs Ws'in old Western 5oc Barley quet canada
al -: six.rowed state soc 6Sl Twokowed 7ta{ie
rye neglected corn@e1 quoted atc Grr'f Process 81
ss56s9 M Feed quoted coarse sIsG % yer tS
by rail- Wheat SC; Corn We oats &C. Ian" HgT 70
Negi o - - to Albany - IS per lOOo slaves to New
'Cncaao Get steady Common % Choice sprng
Wheat - 50gs} 30 S9mn9H 70 Wheat fair TO choice
3D. - 5GGs5 50 new sSds5 So Low Grades 81 59gS IS
wheat lower: Regular. 95SG591tc. pG Winter
~ nc cash 80 &c October No Chicago sprng 10 49,
All the year: 40 Chicago spring, Soc Rejected 900
higher AZ b53 Go9c. cash: oJc' 1870 NV.
50 al the year keectedi % ~ November $40.
all the year; $50 May Rejected, ~ ac kye steady Al
i baey I2HA "a S Good crushing track 8 = p
Rejected. 81 20 Choice Russian - 80 GOOD 70 choice
PIX lover A. ~ 5S sS Is cash SO 25933S 50 9eoosri
80 $50 = n November. SO y 2dS0 - az the ear
At 4s can H. al the year 25sllge
January & February Bulkmeats steady sRSgesIs
lols ssort RIP he saq5t to Basao &c
CSGISSGT1 oct IJ.-kIour dal Fanny ~ S1f.T 81 OF
% b sSof 81 H october 0i SoyeDp 81 OF all the
year; receipts 1000 bush 200 November;
HT is n eSener re s. r. All the year c January oats
nnneri No Mixed 80 9GS5c s Sav Rye ran at % 20.
harley dun Extra No. Fan, sOeo2c tOln ~
q $40 90 aTo qqet at i one is5oaiders ii To-
Ri6 I6l.o Clear l74e. Whiskey quiet Al " % If
non 'a hat 9 5OsS Western Reserve ne Choice
centS Ohio 70 sugar far. q .sldv common asS Light
~ oOSs7 81: PsernE Butchers q zUGsS 20 receipts
SETRo off oeI iSFicGf steady at - 75ss5 Wheat
So White cash ss 30 % 20, 9 d 65 ebP4aTy
Ss whito SS.c corn iTTer No WHIT 90 White White
42s.o SO. SOC. ReeeptsoFl9ur none sbipments-FoGr
700 bbls Wheat 0i,O7l bush; COrn LOO push OATS
nG %wAuKEn Oct lsFour steady; spnns Extra $3.50
w;5eaI steady NO Milwaukee, each. soc Octo ss
sSS N size Corn 'S ssisr D;Sn R
DATA stronger 30 50 % White Sse Eye sos strong
sss october Sc SO do EItfa q e Provsions lower
PORK s 30 oss3 and c, S5D aSa NoTsmbr
January H. essler At q sEss q3sa bui!e, hta
ss@eh q R0aS quiet al nominal at 3c keceip
flous izoVo bblsi Wheat 10000 euih' Barley s000o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IOvpov. oct l9-l23O ?. m-Cousois loloIs for money
and lOl 7afOr the bonds. four and haf per
cent ll5Ls L three aud half per cent lO2 Al
antlc Western FIRST mortgage trustees certln
ca4s 500 second 2J3, Erie 43a4, New Ola Central
1907 Illinois Central 1884; Pennsylvania Central Coz;
Icadiug 31l ork. ontario and Western, 2Sl2 Mil
wauKee and ~ Paul common. ll3L2
LONDON. l9-23D 2. u.-Parls advlcea quote three
rer ren rentes 40 - for the account
LONDON DC 1913 y. m-The proportion Of the Bank OF
reserve 10 - ,
cCni rs now cent The bullion IN the Bank OF
England has decreased 300 during tAc Iast week
I0xpOV Onl9.-The Bank OF Austria, Hungary. has re-
duced its rate Of discount 10 . per cent.
foxu0N ct l9-4.uO D. m@'On-Ols. 10l5fr for money
and 10 account, bonds three aEi hair per
cent lO3. Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage
trustees certncltes aga DO second 2a Illinois central
Ia5a, pennsylvania Cen raj, Ggtf heAding - Ntw OH
ontario aad Western g :, Milwaukee and ST. Pau CON-
mon. IA. - . ..,... -
INTO the Bank Of England balance t0dav i AlOOOp
LONDON. oct lg-f.OO .. m-Pars adYlces quote three
81 p Centmes Or the account
PARIS oct. l9-The weekly statement OF the BANK 81
France decrease Of lF2J,OOO francs g anu
a decrease OF 4.215.OOO francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
LIVE STOCK MAnKErs-nY rxLEeRApn

BUFFALO. oct lg-CArTLE- Receipts to-day, LOO head
week thus far S2l3 head, for same time last
week. $500 head consigned through 2I9 cars: nothing
doing feeling weaker.
the thus far l5OOu heads for same time last week
lB head consigned through cars market steady with
a fair demand sales FAN to Good Western sheep - SOD
go; Western LamOs 81 15GsJ 30 Canada LAMBS lower
HGS--Rocelpts today 1865 head; total for the week
thus far 2- head for time last week 5000 head
consigned through so cars market dull weak and over
Choice NOrAers ~ iOH$1 60 Light workers.
aud Pgs Mixed - e 20 Good Medium Weights 81 10
q ~ Good Heavy. - 2Uds p 3O ligs, g. n g. 25.
AGO Oct. i9HOG5-Itecelpts, 10000 head shipments
roo head; quality fair demand marSet closed
jc Mixed, s7dS7 SO Heavy, 81 50 as 81 Light,
s. a. IS; Skps. - 70 ass -. 800
CAruE-Receipts, s5UU head shipments. 300 head.
market steady values Extra here Good TO
Choice - IS %; Common u FAIR - !od@l 30 But
0c lower at 3O0$i StOckcrs plentiful aud slow 70 sell at
iDs5 ~ - - ~ 81. Range steady
Texans 7O4$4 Do Americans and IfBIeeds - 4UG
SHEgP-Receipts 900 head shipments 700 head demand
prices general steady Inferior 10 air
a. % 80 Medium Good - 90 a7o 10 Choice to Extra
FAsr iiBEprY Penn oct 10 CATTLE Receipts. 697
head; market slow PTlmeSJ O"S - poou' F'0' ~ i
HoGs-Receipts 300 head market duI Philadelphia,
- 5Oass 80. BamOGe3 ~ 1J4r5 Workers. - -Od7t Az
$500 head Extra 81 1885, Good 81 %
ds4 s.. Common, - 90 - "O .o..,--, -,,.......
81 LOLls oct le.-HOGs-Recepts tO1 head shipments
700 heal market weak tending downward l1Gh ~hPphS
S7aS7 81; Mixed Packing II %OGel go Butchers 10 EAts
C4r1E-Recepts 400 head shipments, 800 head feeling
easier. demand wholly OF Butchers AID aiming
grades Good Grass Texans hrOu-hl - ~ Eed Ios
butchers stun SOUS go Sto'ke = 10 1To - feeeIs
a UaS4 %. mo- shipping steers offered.
~HEF- Receipts 700 head Al pments 800 ead Market
quiet with a faii demand for Nuttons at eoaei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20


HAY AND sTRAw-Aga quiet and with liberal offer
ings price. ar ea.y Medium to choice Tm9thy 7CGy1c
60d..' Short Do 40 be-: Dat straw. 5Oc5jc
HIDEo-WeFe generally steady although rather quiet 10
HoPs-The movement to-day was checked by the stormy
on1ed 10 QUOT IS IL Tor the Ne anc IS 6sc
I9 aaG Gm a a5 SSg2d are f sSna grades
new crop New. orleans quoted 65 75c - 70 quality ~
u6,fanerd at y as IS for strained srainei
spirits 1urpenune strong N the absence Of any ihinf but re-
OCEAN FKEIGHT5-Betth room 10 Liverpool was lower
Guet Charter room in limited supply LIVERPOOL
iI ,d 500 b0Xcs Bacon % a. sis 600 boxes Cheese
tobacco 200 tons Measurement Goods u.s. Cd %Os
1890 LONDON steam 10000 bush Grain 0,9l, +0O Dos
roql So 6s cels PORK 3D. 50 tons Measurement
Goods 20 COS. LAsGOW steam 500 bu n Grain "a
5js.....HULL. steam; Gran 4'td bristol steam
S SrdH 90 H'Ha5MsURG steam Grain, pfsllnes
WERP steam GTa4 qRq,gd "a .t,er ~ IfTRb
KINGDOM or CONTINENT NorwegiIn bark 5000 bDIs
5ark, 1000 5bs DO private KIRK. BRUSH
700 700 do 49, LisiGS, Austrian eaTE 3 goo 6qsa
Grain BE ERA CRIz' Biits3 oG x 90 tqns from IN
UNITED kiSGDdM, snip. .l2g from San Francisco
ORDERS Norwegian bark from Baltimore 900 Qirs GRAIN
6iLs-1nseed qmet and unchanged at 53%54c FOR City
Yellow 65c.; Prime Lard 81 O5dsllo; Crude Menhaden
%Srs s ES5 % quiet ps shs p
for zoo Abel Sc here and c in Phade phia ana
Sa a' sac Crude IN 6Os now ri Certificates
we're easier ~ - a9i a q 93a sales 3727Opu bbls NoVem
Der g4asc; December $685. January, Vssci feDruAy'
PEoVIsioNs-roKK Options offered about 2Oc. pr
Dbl sympathy With any prices wholly
Is ao Sa sS & Wh dtdea strength
bills New Hess spot ~ - b3ls Gear Eaek So Sdy
October nominal november. 90 SCsss2 BEE
changed pain Ness SIS Extra Mess SIS siI packet
90 1851 City Extra India Mess in tcs 81 esJO:;.
81 'a6sI5 s5...ctT MEATs~Demand Is rathef slow
quoted ii4e l5c Tor heavy and light averages Picked
shCaiGeTs iof,c, smoked Hams Hams be-. 'GIDDLEs
West Long Clear quoted 4e: short lear 10 25c.'..
ma kcs Al Vest and G iecd, "a increase in the
sen DELIVERIES up % ana inc aiding November declined
dI auD depressed at tue inside rates specaisSe trading
cs Prime steam spot l3toc closing offered much lowsr
200 October la-3c closing Is 20 100 tcs NOVemSe
i20ILc Cos ne AT III G1c- 500 fcs January 81 "a
ll17c closing at II 81 DC: 275O tcA February lLolP9
- &c closing ~ % = o3c 10 cs haIen ~
ll72c closing II % iLo5 &c 1000 IeA MAY IL "a
ttc % Wv S1I 1 I 5f hd ~ 90 ssSed Of Re.
nncd y tds on 90 pr,S ate terms oetoSer quoted
~ a-Sed November Is2SG asked ana Ds,e ~ SG
as pn s tn any rSPsg 5 ose hR
and quiet Hali Frkins Tubs Pats, 25sa2c. welsh
Tubs a. G.; frkA - DC: Dairy Tubs lnieri9gt .Ug
crsamsry, 2yS2se.; Imaiion Creamery. g9s?G DAIRY
81 raGtory 10 lin tderats re-
oeis holders retain tho advantage noted IN or Iss d
tory So i5e western Flat Re Creamery Skins See
advance demand steady althgaEh moderate Nearby
8 aSIc state and PennsyivAniA @sSZsse Western ana
KicE-onTa Jcbbins trade reported to day. but all
sUGAE~Eaw Graaaa ware steady and somewhat more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

active Far TO Good Refining 7a7sc e6o test centrifu
gal ssisdo Ia hhds II CroN. &c loo hhds
Dome a. 7sisc; 80 hhds and 63 bags Moasses Grades
bc SSuO bags Centrifugal &c. 1885 hhis do, Sfc 800
hhds French Islands &C.: - hhds Brazil 81, q6ac l. 92I
bags Pefnambuco TIC. Refined higher; Cut Loaf 9as
Crushed sc Cubes CSC. Powdered. 9d93c Granuated
ghc. Mould "A 94e Confectioners - s." Hg9~e strand
ara A" 'sc.. on "a" szd5sc: White Extra 't,"sl Z
NC; yellow, do, do, 7lsd5sc. Yellow "C" lac SC.
yellow, s sG7 &C
81 nlNE-1n fair demand and held firm Prime city, II
G51a4oi western l3'ic; safes. $1,000 -. III sc o.
IALlgN-ltather easier and active; Prime City
quotel $40 ''tc sales, 100000 10 s9sd52sc .
AIoaies by auction 100 pkgs including 1909 half
chests hoyne at ~ for Tyson y ~ l3. Young
Hys9n, 7a32c for Imperial, lOia 80 for Gunpowder
205t chests and boxes Ping Sney At sG21gc for Young
iysVn : - 2c ior Imperial 81 80 ~ for Guupowder
ivts ,hat chests Japan az 7l1c. and Dust Oh 92c
lll6 halfcAests Congou 9L,dis DC: 52s do Fooch0w
l"G S'c lloj d. FolnOsl 42c ID pkgs india u =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

spectively The quotations received for United
States bonds are so inconsistent with the move
ments OF the home market as to prove their untrus
and the 4Ios down 3, 81 and the As up 30 per cent
American railways were irregular, but generally
were quoted lower, despite yesterdays advances ~
the home markets; Illinois central ana Seu.iIa a
and Hudson were notable exceptions TO the rule
At Paris French 3 per cents after an advance 10
Sl.45, closed at S1.37l2 francs.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and R1hroIfs.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Oct. 10. 1882
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Oct. 10, 1ss2.
1rs-ouiet and unchanged

ASHTs-Ouet and UNCHANGED -. 1900. TIA
COFFEE-luO grades were steady ana quiet cagoes' r.
1OlIc intending Fair at 9c jobbng lots 2G1 &c saes
haps private terms on 'Chahge sa,s6
$50 bags November, 67Oc 300 bars January ohoci
has March soc Mild grades steady aud geti saes OOV
bags NaracabO private terms; quoted o~4.o lilo.
COTTON-SpOt cotton quiet, quotanons revised mAhIh9
decline Of g. 0Lc; sales. 1918 bales tiOl bales last
evening" which ll7 bales for export and 443 bales LOT
pinpng Receipts the ports To day 3553 bales against
s4 bales last and 1924 bales last year
since September 90 bales against oJlobv bales same
Nd Iasts OuOtatOus:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS
XIV .yopK cry

NEw-YoRK CITY
SOD st. n q. l47S II c OF Ave-A. 2a8xl022; II
Hoyt referee. 20 WIN Han ;:..-.....,.;; 5000
x257X57.Ixl6o.lO; Purdy OF al to Pauline
Geismann $500
100 GeismsSn aud wife to heim 800
124tb A. q 100 II e Of shave, lsSIlOll Maria
Moore and husband to 4 Mchnight..........
5Sth-st, So 5 n Q OF lstaye. loxlOOo, bar -
Caroline IA HazeDrak loo
Lot 2s estate OF DycAman ID l. WOodan TO d.
l45tnsts 100 II e Of Ist-ave. 75xl83 9Kirregular
p Fierabend W III De Forest ..-................-
14Jthst IT'S 10 OF 1Othaye, loooxZI41l35S or 49,.
ton and v site 70 70 % r MI 10000
Lot los ON estate Of DyeNman " Drummond to =,
4sthst, $ $50 f Of ithave. 50Ii24xlO9 gore;
LahrOp 70 Per Dol del SOOO
3d-st No 1868, Z21xlOOi > walker referee, 70 --
nessey 70 Moore $3.50, 49, 1900
12Gthst 2lj fl of 4th-ave, <5x09ll Interest,"
Annie Rooney and husband b Mary Whelan- 800
WaltOnave, n W cor Of l1Othst lOONs5xsOxyO
Duffy and wife to ii |. Morris. .::...;---:-.;;
Prince, referee OJ Britt--...- .--.--.-...-.-. lOo
and wife to S Baamsart $4,000
i4'ii adding 10 10 Britt $500
HaSainso SDr and wiie TO- Leland 10000
129thst -, l3j II " OF 3d-aye, 23K9allj Jas B1tt
0Ou Andrews and wife to Decker ..... 1900
Andrews place, cor Of Grandaye, lCONlOD, etci 81.
Lockwood and wife 70 Annie r Brown .-.-s..;i lOOo
a'n "a al executors to- e Emo 10000
2d.ave e > 1911 II OF lSthst 2jxlOO; Eliza Aid -
hOus ana husband 10 Mary Dunn -----.....- iViVoo
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Dressmakina.

DRESSMAKER.-A thoroughly experienced
~ 6ressmaker who works n nrsesss amlis se. 10 80
aut M the city beat o Address A % BOZ 80 Ao>
nne Uptown olaee. LIS Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE
NEw.YoRK. Thursday, Oct. 1s.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Oct L. 1882.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom today
BVE H. LufloV & Co.
lots West 7sth.sr, 100 IT Of 9thsve, each 26x oo
zoos; smith slolOo
2 lots West 79th St 1850 Il " 9thaye each 2jK ,,
~ i n
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BIZ Iohn Z BoH.L.
Bye s. Brolsn.

4-siory brick building and 3-stOry frame building
and lots Nos 343 80 and S47 Lasl li5th-st
g. 100 " W of 9tn-ave. each lot lGsIlOO. ~;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20
miscellaneous.

COPPER IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
~ for suspending window sashes warranted Iof nltooa
years aud for sale ~ "
" Hester THOMAS MOhLON.-
ELECTRIC LIGHT APPARArUS.-Built by
II day have Ave years experience most az
proved machinery MAKO complete apparatus ior y AZ
hghts aday JAM ES BRADY. POI Waterst BrOOkyn y 1.
ERANCIS 81 LOUTREL, 45 Maiden Lane,
l. staItoneTs aud Printers. solicit your custom
GOOD AGENCIES wanted for the Neither
VI colonies to represent heass houses IA go
tc hight EnRues all electrical appliances Address icy
ters to - b. j." of NY0H VAN DlIhAho
Genoral Advertising ofces, Benrssra&t No IL Amsterdam
HPATING and Self-Feeding Paror Stoves,
Il II Ranges House Furnishing 0oOds- r. j. AOWBhAf,
81 Yesay 81 opposite Washington Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

5.s'ory brick building with lease OF lana. No 100
East sth-st, :, us n Of Ave.A, lot 25x96Z;
leased FOR 20 years from May l. 1879. Thomas J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

Comparative exports Of flour, wheat and corn from
tie principal Atlantic ports for weeks ending
October Is, and from January l, 1851 and lSS2:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-20

BUFFALO PIrTsBURG WESTERN RAILROAD CoNPANY.
THE COUPONS maturing October /, lSoZ,
on the General Mortgage Gold Bonds Of t2e BUFPAL0
PITTSBURG aud WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
will be paid and after Monday October 1854 at the
banking house Of Post Martin Co. No 81 Fine9I Ne"-
York REUBEN HALL, Assistant Ileasuror'
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Gelp Wanteo.

A BOY wanted in the hosiery business, age
~ II 10 10 years reside with parents Address F.
Tribune once stating experience. where with whom re
dence aud reference.
XNANTED.-For private family Protestant
w cook thoroughly competent city reference requrc
Apply before 1 O'Clock 10 day at No IS West S9thsf
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Gitp propertn 60 teI.

ITO LET.-A new and very attractive three
story bghstoop dwelling. 40 3t3 East 6sth-st, tho
only one unrented q Of eight; all improvements
street restricted; rent low TO desirable tenant j. CAR
PENTER So East 23t-st, Y u. G. A. Buhbng.
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Mrs, COrkhiIl,s Will.

The will OF the late Helen B. Corkhill was filed
In the register Of willis Office to-day It bears
date OF May 18th, 1877, and bequeathes certain
jewelry to Lucy and Mary, daughters Of her hus-
band; certain property in Mount Pleasant, Iowa,
to her husband. George B. Corkhill, during his
natural life, with reversion to his children, Lucy
and Mary; certain other property in Mount Pleas
Wight and r. Fendal of this city, in trust to sell
the same and to hold the proceeds for the use and
benefit OF her husband during his life.
The remainder of her estate she bequeathes
to the same, to keep her Jewelry, silver
and plated ware, and when her children,
Charlie, Jennie and Fannie, arrive at
age, certain of the Jewelry and plate is to be given
them. She directs the sale of her PROPERTY,
with the exception OF Ingleside, containing 65
acres, and invest the proceeds as shall
seem to them to be Of the greatest advantage to
carry out her wishes. She directs that in no case
shall 1nglesde be sold within five years. but after
that time the trustees to sell 1t at public or
private sale. and Of the interests, dividends, &c.
sufficient sums are to be paid for the support,
maintenance and education OF her children, to
continue till each reaches the age of 81, when
an equal division shall be made In case all the
chlidren die without ISSUE the trustees are to pay
the Episcopal Home of Epiphany church $4,000. to
Emma Letita Simpson 00O and the rest OF her es-
tate to such relatives on her fathers and mothers
SIDE as would take as next of kin under the law of
the District, each side to take one-half. She
names the trustees as the executors.
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The Markets.
The MarKetS.
Nav - into "a

BALTIMORE, May 24.-Virginia &c, consols 62h;
do new ten fortes. 43x bid to- day.
BALTIMORE, May A.-CottOn dull and easy-mid-
ding, 12al2S: Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat.
southern quiet and easy western inactive and steady
southern red. 1.35a140; do. amber, Il1al. As; No.
4lsal Az: July f24sssi Is; August. j. LOCAL a.
Corn. southern firm for white and easy for yellow;
western slightly rmer and quiet-southern white GOA
904 do yellow, 86aS6h; western mixed, spot and
May. SOI nominal: June. S03%a80z1; July. 81aa81H;
august slSasl Oats quiet and steady southern.
sylvania. 6Oa63 Rye dull and nominal-western, 87a
Land IL GOALS c. PROVISIONS trmmess pork. old
sides packed, 9Aa123s Bscon-shoulders 10,s: clear
rib sides. 1917. Hams, 154a15A. Lard. 1917. Butter
quiet ana easy-western grass packed, l5a2O. Eggs
easy. lSa19 Petroleum quiet-refined, cargoes TX.
su Ws1 sn;. soft 5o copper
Liverpool per steamer dun and nominal-cotton 16d
hour, 3D.; grain. I'D. Receipts-nour 84S barrels;
wheat. 10. 600 bushels: corn, 4, 900 bushels Ship
menS-wheat, y. 742 bushels; corn, SIT bushels.
Sales-wheat 155. 600 bushels 100 0OJ bushels.
NEW YORK, May 24;-stocks fairly active but weak.
bonds inactive except Tennessee Old which are per
cent lower Governments generally unchanged. Cotton
aSfs NY aoRk May 2-rour quiet and steady
Wheat opened Aaa cent lower; subsequently recoy-
cred from decline. Corn AalA cent higher and fairly
actiXe. Pork steady, l9.25a2O. 371s. Lard easier.
LONDON. May "a. 1890 p.m.-Atlantic and Great
Western first mortgage trstees' certificates, 4619
DO; seconds a 15h Erie. $Sh; do seconds 94 New
Reading, 20. Ontario and Western. 25Z.
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Dtstrtct Government Affn,rx

District Government Affairs.
Assistant Engineer Greene has notified the citi-
Gems living on 6th D and streets and South Caro-
lima avenue southeast that flag fOotway will be
laid across the intersection OF the streets named
Lyon, on street south, that a flag crossing viii
be laid across street at 10th street southwest
and one across 10th at street southwest
LIQUOR LICENSES
issuing OF licenses to Patrick O'DOnohue and
James Smith Co.; and approved the application
of Arthur Flynn.
PLANS FOR THREE NEW POLICE STATION HOUSES.
The Commissioners are having prepared plans
for three new police station houses-one in South
Washington, one in the central part OF the city,
and one il the north part near the Boundary street
second precinct. The results OF the recent sales OF
some District property, among the parcels the old
central guardhOuse and the aspiring" lot on G.
street between ~ and sta streets, IS what CON
are TO be built, the aggregate being about $48 C0
This Is very small sum for the purchase OF
nothing but palm and e can
be erected. The building for the fifth precinct
now located In rented property on 10th street,
street, south OF Pennsylvania avenue and win be
somewhat larger than the other two. The one in
South Washington win probably be located at the
corner OF 9Th and streets southwest and will be
smaller In size. and plain, substantial building,
without luxurious accommodations, and the one
7h and Boundary streets ana WIN = be about
the same In size and accommodations as the one
in South washington. Il is the purpose OF the
use as early as possible, 90 that they may reln-
quish the untidy and every way unsuited rented
buildings now II , use The sale Of properly IN
the washington District property was made.
cruing nom these contemplated sales, when made,
will be used In the erection Of suitable buldinr
for the fre company there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-24
Trouble I'm a Church.

FRKDRRIck, Nh, May s3-Bethel chapel, near
Charlesville, used Jointly by the Lutheran and Re-
formed churches as place OF worship, was the
scene OF an unusual occurrence on Sunday morn
ing. After the usual services were closed tAe
church council called Mrs. Caroline Houck befor o
IL TO account for money collected by her for the
church The council adjourned without action,
when considerable wrangling took place In the
body OF the church. Mr.. Abraham Michael, the
sexton, closed the shutters and requested the dis
putants TO leave. Mrs Houck made him some an
Swer, and when Mr.. Michael insisted gave him, 20
use her own language, "a slap In the mouth that
could be heard In the vestibulen The outcome q
the whole AFFAIR was a charge or assault ana bat
terry preferred by the sexton against MIS- Houok,
which was tried yesterday before Judge Turner
and the case dismissed. Upon learning OF the
Justices action Ms. Houck, who had preferred O
similar charge against Mr.. Michael withdrew tho