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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. TUESDAY, oe.. 2lIBEEvEs-ReCeipts. 81
carloads Of 433 headli carloads for expectation
dressed quarters SO carloads oI slaUPhtcrcrs home
carloads date yesterday for the market About
rs carloads sold this morning at steady prices
% 73aS4 decent medium Native Steers. with
few tops bringing Is Is. and bunch Of Texans sold
80 80.
City dressed had fair demand YESTERDAY but
moderate this morning at 4djc for Texan sides
and 5d7ic for Native carca>ses. with few choice do
Private cable adyices received this week. report heavy
supplies refrigerated beef and market slow AT Gid
scant &c per n. American Steers duh at lo'aal1'ac
(tops 12c), dead wight
Shipments to-day 800 quarters Of bret ~ the Alaska
by Castuyns Tor the Britannia. City
Of Berlin and Tnthna VIII take out 1850 quarters Of
beef the Alexandria 500 Cac. and the dsm 100 head
The last named w land her cattle at Boulornc
1t is reported that the Norddeutscher Iovd steamship
Company are 10 carry dressed beef and that the Cunsrd
Line to increase their capacity by the addition Of new
Saes1Newton 4 pGiilrtt: 1s Indiana Steers 1899 N
average ~ per lSo 10 do, 1894 N. at ~ 20; II DO
1865 N. ut - 10
Sherman Culver: 10 Indiana Steer. 1882 NJ st % 80 ;
II Kentucky do. 1878 N, at ~ 10 IL DO 1888 N. at
- IS; IS DO 1880 NJ at 81 28; 10 do 1886 n. at - 32a
S. sanders 20 illinois Steers 11s4 N. q. % rs; 20
Texans. 1901 b. Vt 50 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrAr1,nEs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


further advance in the prices of grain was estab-
lshed yesterday, although the closing was rather
heavy at material from the highest points
The early movement was on stronger European al
vices ard u Imgc falling OF in the amount OF wheat
and passage to European ports. compared
with the same date last year. however the amount
shows large increase In wheat and moderate one IN
corn Tho subsequent reaction resulted chiefly from
realizing sales. The speculation in wheat amounted
10 about 100000 bushels and at time prices had
advanced 1s to IA cents bushel, but the final
gains were only 80 cent. The December option
touched III 10 "a and the May option 81 ID 10 Cash
wheat was s to IL higher. but the engagements
for export were only 10000 bushels ana only loooo
bushels taken by mlllero.
Corn was again higher fresh Iumors OF bad husk
ing In some sections and on stronger cables. lho
extreme advances were about the same rs in wheat
and the closing after less heavy reactions Iho
volume OF business was unusually large, being about
35OOOO0 bushels. Spot corn rose 5,S to "a cent on
oats were also active and higher. options closed
from - to Is cent better and cash oats were
fairly active at advances of 1-2 to II cent:
Lard advanced alphabetically with oOrn, the Janu
ary option gaining points. Sales OF $50 tierces on
the spot were reported
Final quotations were as follows:
December, 81 10; January, 81 10 "a; May, 81 10
Corn-October, 81 Ia November 90 49, Dcceinoer'
90 IS: May, 81 lie cents. oo,....
Oats October, 40 10; November 40 80 December
80 IS: May. 80 3s cents. ~ ,u.
Lard-Novenber, SIS 50; December, 90 10; January
81 %; February, 81 o. o,,,.
The receipts Of grain and flour at New YORK rlIs
delpha Baltimore and Boston were as follows wheat
40 $50 bushels; corn 1b4,201 busheis OATS. Sod2lo
bushels: total grain 900 bushels -four So. 80
packages At Chicago milwaukee and st. Louis nS t the
lIshcls: oats 2O942S bushels; total grain, o'324'
bushels; flour, 81 ,315 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

ByILDING MATERIAL-The brick trade does nos
sE Quoted a. ~ cssS 50 for 1p'eiE s ssa ce@e
secssi pss y 81 American Portland
RocSlSn1 Common Lime, 81 per Dbl and Do nniehing 20
STAT Lime 76asoc; s. Johns Lime SSe Lashs y 20
:..s Han fsS'o Hsr S III. c aslsn aaf ~ "
quote sseia'. yellow Pspe. $3.50: Sr.aaa.sd .Se
Il. genuine Graduated, aAc Taylor brothers Ensusn
:: former ,1 .;sss NM E,n
DAD to5ssas s;n 81 Sc ssssSS! s s. with
sess ":sfa s: ssss u
81 50 old shocks and Heads 8sinsh 81 6oesi 60;
Shocks and Heads. issss 25 Rum Pipes. IS 5oeso;
Empty logsheads 81 2o"Sz So Hoops, IL feet
= CofFEE-No on the spst continued dull but prices
rer.ed Mia growth. qale sales 800 interior
:, S ,.,. The ne s hss Ts
temper was generally ecsrsh because Of wesks. hawro
sdviocs and f-er receipts Rio and Santos Exchange
showed asfCrther nse but 1t had no material enect
October at the close without important change wns
d sss' s Below H1s' S
burg wa; gig better On Octoees but others s1sl
quotations Is m October sos ID NSyemGs Tsfsh
cSs :s:seiss ilsar !s'i
a aSc 1900 it5 s'sss
October 20, 1890 500 600 bags same tims 1859
COS 900 bags; tmo 1855, 900 bags heeepH
Santos July 70 October 20. 1890 l0l9Voo 90 oa Soo
same time 1850, $4,000 bags; same time 1880 o"0'o0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

Sa7s csn. sss a ,e 70 s. Y
s1;y; I hs aSsss sS #s:s
s: Sss Ssis
& e :ss e. e: s ss:sss
sT srso at = sit
s,! e.; s9ss sHy .na 'eS
ss ss;:s q. 1s%s "Ss &c
;Ss = .s,s s ii
ssi.. tsS 'sr ou:s pS's
anSrsdSd and white no. mxod 5S
SSos store I9S sev 81
c 10 Ms1 at TO- o. ', sSssy;
- & tlHrE Il likewise tic SS
drift wheat and corn In tT option 10 ne the
s saqp pc vas
ths.s ws. 81. 1'i Su: g,
Gsr.ss 20: "!SsS ~ '
nssesied IN mixed WIS %ss sa' "a
sss Ssy:s sc..s so'ss
es'Ss 81 me-
r oSeosc ;, 100 r. 81 ios' 10 Sn''p'' " S00'' .
but the general market steadily maintained with mod
sa ni aass. for x iasef e.
b5asjbc common fair 40a5Oc; clover mixed Na 2oc
s s4e passo Goa oss and Wheat
HOPS-Tradng does not enlarge. yet there is rather
inquiry partly from shippers and the feeling as TO
prices very strong. Both cables and Interior advces
Continue firm State. 1890 choice 4edtSe; medium IA
medium. SoGsac; common to fair 25a2sc State, 1888
ed22c do old Ioa5e Pacific Coast 1890 fair TO ehocs
i6aoOc.
HEMP AND n HEMP mn D 1u0'd LIZ Z, s ans
Jute butts selling slowly at 14c for paper Grades -.
HIDt,S-Onrrings liberal but tanners have not
responded freely. and business continues quite moteaG
In low priced stock ct generally lower rates. Seles
$500 Port au Plat ouotatisns BUencs Ayrss select
ed 2On28 n at 1id14 California. 2Od"o H. lie: NHS
mora: 22a2S NJ at 11t@l2c; Central Amsrea az
isc odoya kDs ioa1s n 1as12s SoF'es MontsyidsG
b. 1oaisc: western loo southern as they rSn 12Gls H.
Southern a. they run. 34d0 N 72c Wet ssltcd BuenoS
Xyres COW, selected. 4od5o N. She; Rio Grandc COW.
I46i6 n Tic: j. A. and T. O.. or and COW. 1880 n;
oc New.Oreans, city. 45d47 n. 71Sc TEXAS. OK and
COW 50d6o n 8d8c; city slaughter on. 00"T0 10 oc.
LEATHI.R-Thcr. Is a steady movement OF hemlock.
sole and tanned but 10 changes whatever to the
EEt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

p.,k,a, Robt IT, to A Hutton. n s7th.st 11th-ave
V Raathcider. Henry j. Hoffman. 1870 West $50
3D. eoehm e S TO Produce Exchange. cor lloth-
st esG Helen D. to Parker. 74th-st 3D.
ave years 90 500. , c,orrvst . Mont
Cohen. Adorh 70 ID Coheh' IL Ni''''O
comerv, 1 year. $4,000. ,o,,o,, cs South SHAVE, 8
yeacs s35. 900. . ,,,u,,,r, ID provn 6ath-st.
otr. ave | year. $4,000. . 49,, , . eath.st " 9th.
bowling MnAie T.. TO "eoo' 0
ave q wears i3). 81. 600 49, proodvav Clinton
Dcssau. Simon to II Is pon D
place lease. YEAR r-ouyu ronortv wears S17 900.
saT Gms 10 SoH uI,a to stettcnhcim III IIenS't
year $500; D.. , ,uo, n 1o5thst . Park.ayc.
t.ardncr Rebccca, to AiI'f'' II i-'
I year, ~ 800 . j., II Adams III West S5th.st,
IclInstettrr ('ustaFe 10 IL nu'''' 80 "
yeaisn; Joseph to Oppcnheimer, No IL ru''
I wear - 900. . r. =, ,,,,,.cb. So OK Hamilton.
Harrington. Bridgct "a " IL """'N'' "
az wears $500 $780,. G rctbst " Sth.aye
" Johnson f. ii, TO h L. Mor""i' '"
I wear sol ,0o0 poohodv : : oSth.st W Sth.
ave- 20 Emile 10 Equitable Life Assurance society
eeh ~ a oth.ay 4 years. 80 300 ,.,., e.,.,,cs
christopher, to Emlerant Indlstral oa'ihsS
~ q a 18th. At @ Sth.avc. l year, $1,000 ..o q
AW.bony John to NJ Kenlmer, lot 70 FOX es'a'c'
years ~ 300 ., " ro,op n G 57th.st ed.ave
wears. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
DEN N SYLvANIA
I RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER OCTOBER 90 1890
Trains leave sLAuous fVot Of LIE DrVsses Csrtanas
sas sS~'f ,l' cSiahbus 80 a. M. chesac %
@ an su ak Remove Except
1898 aoao ffiip'S 2e@SHsYstY AND CHICAGO KIN
State Room S ss5S; sP 4ssis
ad Geti',s'i sna sp%s
Sssss ~ IL ass. ~ tasnis y. and
500 IiSAG9 AND c cIS ,Sa p6,nt
"a. aad a1 e = hs 4: S1SG and
yinnati II 700 a. m, Chicago 10 ,. M and :. Louis
$50 %fTEsS EXPRESS ~ 4. (ps point,
sgS E. y fSs. s5s F.il$:$ Ss.ss s.
ssissS %ss 4. s.9
500 Sse5s % 4; ESFsSas Ra sa
oa2SS. sIaSs pSG9sS afi' * *
n ns sa fpt Tolaso daily ~ and cSIfy Oh
sAfLf FHa; ,sy;s1S If ThE sStTA
sSPssE S.as Se sS' IS
! P1Rs fsg e e; Rns
ETY. an g$Iss:.1S.s P sss,.
Fol DG@s q So 8 ,Ss s.aS H.
Sunday As 4. m, 5:l5 p. do not step at Asoury
Park on Sunday. . - ,.,,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY; 90 p n: r1hrousn Day |''eA'
For Old Point and Norfolk, Via New York. Philsdelphh
and Norfolk Railroad 8 100 q. m. daily except Sunoy
and 8 D. m. daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Linz. :lo
D. H. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave ~ follows = $1,000. -,,
& 20 40 90, 5 80, . l0 Chicago Limited, VIII VIII
Dining Car and 10 10 washneton Limited and ~
600 $50 90 and 900 p m and od d2;lS ni sua.
dsys EVprTss 6.iS. 80. 90 10 Limited and 70 70
NJ. 90. zoo, 80 90 80. GO ana nv M.
The Srw.York Transfer Company win call Tor ans
cheek baggage from hotels and residences 'h''sA
destination. ..,.. ,,r % .,x t,.kat aseaI
Of a. Con- naB1ii.cu j. r. WOOD.
III SI,nii,n,l N,ra,e- General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
TIE TRADEIN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct. 81 (SpccaD.-That pcrtinacious crowd
Of short sellers Of wheat at St. Louis today gave
M the fight About every commission house here
with St Louis connection at one moment today was
busy covering wheat for the Art Club" and It's con-
tingent october opened at 81 o. touched 81 Oh "a
and closed at II OF 3-4 December opened at
81 O5 H. sold between 81 O5 4 and al Oo H. ana
cln,ed at ~ O5 1-4G$l o. IS. May opened ~
Al 90 3.S sold between 81 90 IA and 81 10 l-o and
closed at 81 90 :,-s0 ~ 90 -. The Nortlwcsieri
weather was GOOD: and the Northwestern movement
45G cars at Minnea polls and 35l cars at Dulut-llb
eral At night OH the curb wheat was rihe steahcr
on rcports from New York that eleven loads OF wheat
had been taken for export Corn for week or two
has been trailing along after wheat. To-day It was
really In the lead. and contributing more 10 uie
strength Of wheat than wheat had 70 the Strength OF
corn The bull talk continued, H. has been the case
fo. n fortnight, come from the receivers ana
shIuper, one concern reported nearly 100000
In. els of cash worked, more than half OF II FOR eN
mort October opened 81 sold at 50 -, and
closed at 81 . cents May opened at - Is, Touched
at 50 4. and closed at 80 - cents. Tho movement
was moderate. oats at one time during the day
showed an advance Of l IL cent December opened
al 40 IL sold at "A "a. and closed at A. Id cents
NAV opened ut AS 81 sold at As and closed ut A Sc
cents The announcement Of the small local con
tract stock greatly disturbed shorts There are nov
in store here only $4,000 bushels Of oats deliverable
on contract 1873, 900 bushels Of which are No
white Provisions made bigger market even than
on Monday. January pork opened at alt 90 and
closed at S12 30 1-2 May pork opened ct @l3 25 and
closed at e13 January lard opened at % IL IL sold
between 80 rs and 90 81 IA and closed st 90 70
January ribs opened at % o. touched % oo, and
closed at IS 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

MICH cows-R.eeigs.. % head No trading OF
nPosinaSTinss xa.sA g A. Il
sssdy S5 yea sd Armed 1Rsd 1907 1907 lack
e!as sol. .ap " sasc per and prime to choice ve'' at
ssi' w ws sSsF
= ssse .n sso sy
saicD H,rrnstoa e ws';S caVss ys sVE los n
~ , ss 81 - Der s" n ri r. a. @ ,,,,
Hume Mullen II wes %rs,. Ci if sol =. 81 do 1872
n. at 7c. , ,so ~ q, FL.
n.do sn al. e. . saG 1S% sSsn
and nS ,sas,c 81 %srs imts owing light
I'd 4 "a iSS'i psf 100 at
W Dressed Dr. mutton slow este for city Sressed and
eisasc for Western dressed Dr''''0 ''"'' '''''
'd ss"aisHa-nbck Hollis. 2o c.nsS.n Lamb d 80
;s:,:S 3 2 ST.;
ssss IS s S:ssae rs"s, ..
& Il 81 z S' ss .a H's'a Lambs
e'ss; ,ss"s i % q
S - IS is %, 81 ~ a. ~ soi 17s Jersey
ET ss. ss culver, = 7 Sheep and Lambs mixed 90.
.,.s s:s ss : #
s s i sss si':: ;ss y 100 iSc sa'
T.sss I'D SY rs ' Ssss: "a
20 &c, f % i u 40 100 ~ oao'o for 80 to
Il? saI.s@% ana st.s l4s ay 20
at 8 g p. .SS : 40 y 3
j. Love % IS S. IL II hDs'I Us. -
s, g s. Y u? ST II q ~ s 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Oct. o1.-Cattle last "a hours. 1850
head total for thus far 900 for same time last
week 10 $50 consigned through 800 head sll OF which
to New.York 400 for sale market dull snd irreuls
for fa 81 goo for same time last wesk q 900
sale top grades steady and UNCHANGED common
7oo head total for week thus sr so for time
last week 800 consigned through. 1880 head Of which
shade lower heavy s. S5as. mediums cans ana mixed
CHICAGO oct ol.-'The Evening Journal reports
C,ttlc-Rcccpts II coo head shipments, 5000; markcs
- 20 rangers - G0dsS So Hoes-Receips 240oo head
shipments 5000 market opened higher Snt closed weak
- i5af4 -: pigs s3ass So sheep-Iccept. 900 head
market steady with fair demand patlyes, - 2odsf %
westerns 81 25asI 80; lambs - S5d6 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
HEMLOCK-NOS.ACID,
Is OF ALL KINDS.

ES.Unchanged qu', New. Orleans quoted
2sst5c fair 70 strictly fancy Porto Rico 'o"Sse Eng
rig market has ruled g, aq nso. st;
ol' current reports Standard gade Of Noi thern iron
he'd former rates AND %os Fonnd from 'l so Sas
rs wiz SSs sSa' $}5 SIsGii
l a' sI7 SS SiEL RAILsOrlcls small for
future stSsl apa s1Tft' nSS" ss'
prices res as last week q1%ed az ~ 90 ard F so "
neg. f iS' f &sl s"%1S ss%s SgSE
G for s: ase si As'?s and
S 20 .ons oetoSe' 2iiod d. January 2is0c
sSs .asS aa.s
Esa s4s thi ST %SdSrass
S is Il 8 g. s g 81 T. s5tS
is d %s5hf
refined ss snTs s5 y dd
ss t:s siSs
S:s w ST. Gen. s5S 's ssi
Ssssc natural spring Ssa7oe 6lsaehed winter sidsse
ssa'f Seas sRRsdIe Sn;e spring
s sspSa9td rs "a PR ss1 5Iy s Ipan
via The regular lines was JderSnty offered
fs hate not b dsy Pyle sds mi SI TS
4 ss q Sss
A S' soi nai%h
eSx to f IT. f. T5s":cd It. F's
SS eqa scnSoncr za AmP Sc 20 sa 1c
s sSaoon sTS T. @as%r"a f F" Johnson Bad
S Seg bark orr p nSasid er Bh 'S S 20 ne5f s
shart;r 9s BTsn steamer ritga, Charleston to bn'ee
,ont d,s, 5 A aq I'd; sos sS
;ss tss: NJ & .s $sn; j. $
sr; It 81 HA sS a e f9 &.t '', III quoted
rT ssa. yin rd ' R lie SG; 5'r at
e aYs' Gs g? RS&a H'%t
cnca6ia si ase Sa %'i
oHsasS ssSs s s's sso
s ssas St' spca sHao va. % active
s @ lss' @ 81 ;ss
ssss DS::Sssy s3Ss:s ~
e. t;; t.
81 t;a;:s ss''sS;: S: &C.,
ss So o';:SSfsS sIS; @fS &. 5ssS
!s:;. i Ssri &c:
,ss:os 6siry w1 ,sln;
fais n@sz eSee '' y?q
Ss' % ,y i SS2sS H17 f% s2ss Ia5S
i9c do tubs 10ad12hc fair TO fancy; hrSts 18dl+c;
sAcoHs lond1llqc: thirds. o. Zoe f"nrths. sd9c
CHEFSE-Exporters remain quiet and the market has
all grades State FACTORY fu cram SeItem
good I. ,ms .Es, "oon s i tsir 7sse
Wessssn N nat TO" Saoise 'asier liberal
s8aoBLe CANADIAN 2oc Western choice and fancy 20
Sc icebouse 1ado0c: lined. 1sRdlOc.
Fs .sa Ss oa out h held g cH
| trifues. so tst. &C. do and l., S919c REFIN ED
lice; Cubes CSC Powdered Gee; GRADUATED Gsc
Mould "a" 1l.16c: Confcctioners' a., ol6c
Standard "a 6sc on "a" Gisd6 3.16c: White Extra
'.C' Lice Extra "C,' 5'.d5 16.l6c; &C." 1l1ed
| 'sEEDs~ouiet and nomnaily unchanged on scarcity
At f%S7s.c: timothy 81 ioasI co.
SfEARINE-Lard firm, but quiet Choice in ties quoted
at 77sdsc. Oleomargarine dull and weak; city 8.lGc
rumored sale Of so hhds at Gee.
TALIOW-Stroagcr. hut quiet Prime city quoted al
4Aa4s.c. Sales yesterday, 100 nbds Ii.c.
| TOBACCO-iiatier quiet but prices hold "A steady
basis Sales 100 1889 Pennsylvania Havana. pri.
yate terms 100 do 1889 Penn.ylvsna seed o. Be
100 do 1889 New England Havana lot45c $50 do 1889
bales Havana 65cds1 Is; 400 bales Suatra ~ 75as2 75
| WHALEBONE-Sa!es LOO n new Arctic at ~ 60.
WOOL-While large transactions In domestic for.
eIpn occurred the few day. business
continued nodcat' scale and dealers receiving
Scarce and readily offered. holders expect higher
prices for We quote Xxx fleece at Pa Doe. and
ane deaine SO spring Texas 19q2ic Territory oca
/ nd pulled 20d ioC.
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STAINED
Sssd o5 Sns s. h aGM Miqans @ 10

DRUGS. DYES, ETC Operations In a large way have
eSSns want; aud prices Of ias leading a'5e
h"SS qn sa sh1HS SoN
s sSS s.. "a Es:
Isl. sn d i Ina; G for quoted
STneS at saaSc Cream been in light demand
q @ for q, ana ID, gApSa''f aeaS GdGh p S.
$SS; 60 81 s q s4 warn ns1 r Rp
steady a. i7sisc S:achsS Gyssine q9ss at
active s i saa 's sss I'D uahsSd T" '
o%m at s.s s. and is sw q :sn
astga ounlae Sith qa ad din I,gt in hk at
easy st 81 81 for sf s: Tor '0'
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DGIEp FRUIT-1he
distribution ha been Fair IN all gSo as oG a S sns T a
ucS,HSe dsslsTs TO S SRsGae a, Sd q
s'ssn s4s u ss dS N.aSs
f %R GaS Valencia e srsss &c '
ss Ssrne london FsT
sa sn5ss e. :s sSsS 90
S Siss s ss: & e e.
!ss;sj 's s;sSSss s;:s. sis
81 IT, 1 AZ; : Sss. s:RSss "a
rS pr osnEs "a; Neg;
l. & sSs:s g sz
Ssrseo g. d. s$sss Dan
s ssessd md sss,si IS
ssS6 Per Dbl No Nova Scots. slsds I Goa sC5ges
s ss.s 4s s"s Elsa
s ssl.s a.iHS sss Si' &
.ss exc , sses;
Ed :s s5s sss $ @ and
1 nd from hts 'f hon. H. sds
iss sa. set fsSs s''
sS. Ihss ss:
az S e. s tsf {; esss
s;ss:: Il S a1 e. & ss sl5 S4i s.' ss
sn sSa: E EtssH,: osa pl2 ss0ls
sss.s s H. Patent: 'c s.sa ~
a:
r. $s j. and tsTye
:;. fSS ri S9pi5SsS ssss
On lighter receipts ana better osma tcv ss 90 -
81 II, @
e. =. sS Sales
seasy
f. ssass Sssss% s sn sP e , f
AS consequence, The opening transactions showed net
gains of %1c, after which there further advance OIL
8e with good bayns mainly for Wss,srn o, aSsogns
81 TO- but quickly rallied 70 o. loc. after which there
81 49, and then to 81 1874 from which there was
drop 49, closing firm. Aside from the foreign &c
eouhts the bulls were aided by light interior
IA dats ye:ssrday d ,o within so Il ,s ho KIN.
Bus the late cable: fully respond the strength
On this side end the result selling movement by
early buyers leading reaction. Light crarces hal
the export business was not arrivals
Is ssainst 7S4lei and 1925 bush year ago Sea;
SoarI eipt bush cearances oOS3 bush wheat
and H. pigs neur The spot market responded WITH
scale Mers bought two load. ungraded winter REQ ~
changed haPdt between local rseeiysrs nes ha n
snoat for glasgow Sales $50 600 bush future 81 COG
81 ios. No red quoted 81 esq., elevator. 81 1os Dc.
iiversd No hard spring nominal o. 17: Nc North
s:ass, eiesns :s oo. q DseemSe! 1 49,,
sS:ins Il q i6.; 90 Nay 1891 isi'
eiesing ct 81 49, Go July, closing at u oS5""..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
Countrn prorertp for Bale ano 60 Get
.pay RIDGE AND FORT HAMILTON.

BAY RIDGE AND FORT HAMILTON.
Now Is invest In handsome suburbs Of
New:York Only rs minutes BY direct ferry Situated
ISarooSyn Bridge Proposed line Of Electric Road Water
mains now LAID Gas TO he laid Dec. ist. 1900
VAN BRUNT BROS,
Cor: Sdaye and 7etn.a. Bay Ridge. L. l.,
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WH. r. r. r; Co. Lcssee-Trsias leave West 49d:
from n" foot Of Jsys. SewYork Hamilton London
Detroit aud chicago ,o;S a. M .S;I5 g r., rs x
3 Is is0ui F. TO- naraiq sa:saioa bsdss
Is Is D. m and ali 80 M; only 70 ttSa Kines
Sis ;. m cs..Ell III and Albany $50 S .oSs
All 80 m = 90 .SI5 al. :. p n c.ans st ss
Sss; t III Sln MA ls sdss sss . 80.
IS rs p. Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara
Fails: Detroit Chicago ara S. Louis al Through
100 Jefssy city, PM: r s,s's: .,
yrday An other trains daily except SUNDAY For ticket,
formation apply oies. Prookyn 1888 washingon ST. 72s
Anney otss tot q Futcnst New.Yo,s CITY;
Place West lsSsh:t apa wsss shors Station. fSos e
EkMHEEf. asnsssi f.sssnss, xssns. vsndasnsave..
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RAILROADS.
CLNrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER.
Time Table Of October 1890.

CLNrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY,
FOOT Fine Fin l 4sse oe,se sost isS slvEH
$50 for Easq Hss Aentsgyn hMauch CHUNK
subj sss MYTH wna:
sdS A. Fl F f.s:sa Allentown and M.ucs Chunk
On Sundays, Lston, Allentown Mauch CHUNK and Shame.
mi for K.. T fs
S S Ts1os Ba psr s"y Williams
H HF Maseh tGanS d fS % sTnt.y' for E0H
sr Al sst % Tsn nnn P Rs
Ta:,0n and 9c Masou H,c. Chunk Road
ing Is &. Es:soa sq and i at 80
10 FnaHds n a q oS go M NJ 20 M
f 3r i fS i'd q &45 Sfs m SO So
81 Log s3hei ana HNa 100 ' s SUDAN:
Sundays trains DO not stop at Ocean Grove or AsOury
E cS Bank s sss Il n 60 80
"a For lase@ood Toms River and Barnasat {i5 us
For A.sn.c City iS pvneland and nrdseton IA, m
a. Sc H &C. sS9 ss'' sSand. $50 II @
81 sSrEcIXL sEABRIGHr, EXPRESS Will le,yo High.
land Bs no or via bacG rSs
foot q YtE foot SG Of Se, s 81
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia 80, As, 100, IL 80 IL. 80
ZOO $ 20 / 100 5 90 90 80 p. M, L. 10 night.
SUNDAYS, 100. IL 100 a. III. 90, 1920, 500. 500
p Fq ssils @'ssq w,.angoe 80 80
Trains leaving at AS II 80 a. m. 80, 90. O0
nection for he aiding. Harrisburg. pottsl ME: &c.
aeSS :. % q rs saa pA
II 10 midnight cXcept SATURDAY night. sundays go
Tickets and ParorCar seats can be procured a. POI
4l5 0iI. 40: 1923 Broadway 13 Gih.ave 2Gt West
Fulton.st, 0S broadway. Brooklyn;
Ncw.York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsfEhn-S.

LewIsst W cor stantOnst, 5Oxlc0; Giauoer 40 900
and wife to Is Cohen q a. M IN
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wllisays ,oT ,iotS S.r' 2'AiOo ~ r'""a 1000
84th.st 200 # Of Lexlngton'sV 1oNlooo' 245oo
proot.sTr $ c cor 142d.st, 25xl0o; Anna T and
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d Birdsall to II lieide ;;:...i 40 oy5n;
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josephine NJ Brown 70 Annie r. Brown nn H.
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WI uoiston.-t :, S5j.2 It W Of ,reenwich'St
OF sx5O: George ID. Charles y and jacob r. s. ooo
Kupr and wives TO Jean 4 Banway 90 NV '000
4p9NIrrrg David Cohen and saac Blum'TE
md wives To Adolph Cohen and another -,...
l4od.st n 5. 3Si It " OF MofriStHr, SoNunIi 4. c,n
Thos Overngon and wife to 1pn nt ' "i"nno 4'
washnetonaye "nS 81 100 10 Susan ar Doanr1 1C5o
Pitt no. IT, 2I IIrCSr hp" and 80 80
ra,.Gye ,D cor to s sc% Toryec "" 10000
7oth.st n g. Io5 1t OF 1st.ay.. 2i9xlOOf; 90 .oo
,iistav Uhlig to Pauline knopi 200. -o''VV
ooth.st : 100 II Of West End lUpN 40 ooo
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salvatore ,o , cIn0" Homo ama l"s h aa1oo
s5th no ~ Vii Tcms sHroI JOHN $1,000
scth It : G5 II W Of 9th.aye. 2oX!0: executors :,
Rowland Davies to Albert Davies ct al..,,,.
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5t md > 3 200 cnn 81 To- Danie RoscnthGi 1850
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beth l. and VIM J Morton to Edward johnson !