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New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
COTTAGE LIFE AT WILLIAMsroWN.

yyuI,am,town Nlss Aug. 20 (spcciaD.-This is the
most profitable season the hotels have ever had They
m he filled for tho next month"; fuller than IN the
month August Since the cottages were built hero by
the sabnses and Hopnses many have been attracted TO
wiamsown summer resort ana several fine cottages
will he built here next season. Ihe entertainments I'D
the hotel parlos this week have been frequent and de-
chtful There was concert In the parlOrs O. tho Grey
lock ON Friday evening given by Van Vechtcn Roger
T. L. Chamberlain and w. IL. Whyland. 1t was fully at
tended enjoyed by the guests Of the hotel and
the coraeers Miss Stella King, OF New York, on
sday evening gave recital AZ he 1reylock "hch
was greatly enjoyed.
large portrait Of f. +. Thompson. the work OF Howara
Mansfield Of New-York has been hung IN the Hopkins
Memorial Hall. Mr. Thomp'on has been large con-
,tor 10 the funds OF the college, and the portrait finds
here very appropriate place
Among the younger alumni OF Williams College who
have been spending time in WiOmstown recently
are H. L Elenno ood c. o. Eames, Of Philadelphia; Mr.
Stafford and others.
Miss paxton daughter OF President Paxton Prince
ton Theological Seminary ha, been visiting friends here
the last week.
Miss Lizzie Chadboume is the guest OF Miss Susie
HOPKINS tea given in her honor BY Miss Hopkins
ON Tuesday afternoon,
Professor Mear who hos been spending several weeks
in the western states returned this and will remain
until the opening OF the college.
Professo, and Mrs. Fcm1ld hove for guests Mr. and
Mrs u. y. Morris Of Springfield.
Dr. SeeleT family have returned from the Thonsona
Islands The Rev Lansing Van Schoonhovcn. OF Bhany
Church Buffalo with his family is at the Preston Cottage
Invitations have been sent here for the marriage OF
Lewis MeGr,gor Thompson OF class OF o2 and Miss
Katherine c. Butler. OF New'lorA.
Mr and Mrs. Il. H. Bot.ford have Mrs Katherine
sterling and daughter OF bridgeport their guests
The Young people making the evenings lively at the
hons given az Greylock The this week. THURSDAY
evening was one OF the largely attended OF the
summer
Arrivals a. both hotels have the present
week Among New.Yorkers registered at the Income
Inn arc Miss f. d. TAYLOR. Webster c. Estes Mr.. ana
Mrs s. T. Cannon. Alfred Rav. c. L. Holt L. "sikins'
Alfred wilkins Mr.. and Mrs H. T. koch' MISS De''p'''
Miss Griffin Zen iamin Grimm. Bayard Domnick'
The Now.York arrivals the GrcYloek are hoNara -
Hnat Mr. and Mrs A. Raymond. c. A. sturms ana wi'e'
Mrs Mluer Miss sturms Miss Cott NJ. NJ aa"eN'
W. L. Brown Mrs. Brown. wiilie Brown INIT Di0""
nao,oia proNn Francis Furnald Spencer Borden.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
SEPTEMBER ADDED TO BLOCK ISLAND SEASON

SEPTEMBER ADDED TO BLOCK ISLAND SEASON.
Block Island, Aug. 90 (special.-The hot weather
on the mainland Is prolongng the season on this sea-
cr isle and all the leading hotels far in advance
of last year. The Mansses announces that its doors
will be open throughout September, and others VIII
probably do the same.
The sloop Gracic. Of the New-Yorls Yacht Club.
owned by Joseph p. Earle. was the most prominent
Of the many yachts here this week. Among those on
hoard WAS Lous Vaughn Clark. Of New-YorS
Mrs Miller of Washington and her daughter, Mrs.
Torvau who have been spending the summer at their
cottage Will 70 to Boston carly next week.
f. W. Geissenhainer Of Sea Cliff, l.. l., is among the
prominent arrivals ut the ocean View. Nicholas
Ball the founder and proprietor Of this leading house.
begins IN eight months tour around the world with
Mrs Ball in two weeks. lie sails from Vancouver,
B. c.. about september 30. Among the arrivals are
ocean View Hotel-Mr and Mrs. IIara and
Miss NJ Dagara, Yokohama; George o. c.
Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence, Buenos Ayrcs Colonel
J. II. Lawson and Colonel f. a. Camp
hell. Yacht Addc NJ; General Thomas W. Chace, PrOvi-
dence: William A. Lcetch and wife and Miss Grover
Washington: John W. Curtss and z. j. Curtiss,
G. simpson. Mrs c. W. ArnouX. r. T. Meeks and
Miss Bertha Mces. Winthrop Phillips, W. e. Wilson
and wife, J. Q Preble, NewYorh; L. F. Bogardus and
wife and Miss Bosardus, Brooklyn
| Hygeia Hotel-W. H. Welsh, A. J. Robinson, New
! York
W0onsocket House-W. d. Jenckes ana wife, Mrs
A. Deband, J. II. Quinn. NewYork
| Spring IIousc-Wliam NJ Allison, L. II. Halloway
H. Marshall Ncw-Yorll; F. E. Wheeler, A. F. Quick
Yonlcrs f. d. Hutchinson and wife. and Miss Hutch
| nsOn, Brooklyn.
Manisses Hutcl-J. c. Gibbs A. J. Allare. DR.. d.
Lowell, r. e.. Curtis. Harold Camp, j. A. Ferris New
! York: Mrs Lake and son, Miss Minnie F. Cahill
Charles c. Wlsc, A. ID. Warner. J.. T. Bogardus an'
wife Dr. and Mrs Millngton Miss Margaret l.. smith
/ RrockNn.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
, cRayD RAIL AT HOTEL CHAMPLA1N.

Hotel Champlain, Aug. 90 (Special-Weather oe
uqhtful and much .gayety at Hotel Chan'Piain'
President Harrison and party passed nero 1uo0uSs
in DR.. W. F. webb's yacht Elfrida.
S. d. Babcock, president of the New-YorH, Pr'Vl-
derco and Boston Railroad Company, and family, WHO
had been spending a month here, went away OH
Wednesday In his private car, The Traveller
The grand ball and banquet given here last even
ing was largely attended and was brilliant afalr
George S. Weed and brother, Ross weed, ana parry,
from Platsburg, were In attendance. Inc oa"q"c'
hau was beautifully decorated and the spread was
eIauonce itself worthy of Hotel Champlan.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
sEIoND TOUR TO CREsSON SPRINGS PENN. VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that
ON Thursday, september g. the second Personally Con
Jncted Tour will leave New-YorlI at a. M. and New
ark n. j., at :23 a. m for the Allegheny Mountains
and CressOn springs, connecting with special train
Philadelphia; tickets for the round trip 10 include one
DAYS board at thc celebrated Mountain House at
Cresson and will be sold from New York OF rate OF
~ so valid for return passage within ten days
resson Springs Is widely known 10 be go OF The most
delightful mountain resorts In this country, and q
more enieyablo way Of spending vacation could not
be found than by taking advantage Of the extraordinary
opportunity offered by this tour.
Tickets New-YOrk 10 Bedford Springs. Penn. and
return viii be sold at rate as above, for on
train a. M from this city on September 3 uokcts 70
include one DAYS bOa:d AT the famous Bedford Springs
Hotel Will be valid Tex saiura within ten days from
date Of issue
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
DEMOCRATIC oUARRrLs ~ cHEMUNG COUNTY.


r,mIra n y Aug. % (SpcciaD.-Since the Democratic
co,venton row at lIOtnellsye little is heard OF Rcpub
,,oor dlssen.ions I'm Chemung. There compicV
lions I'm Elnira and the next Democratic county con-
enon Is awaited with fear and trembling by the would
J., noaccrnakcrs Alderman tom German has eriev
rca He was whccdcd out Of the nomination for Sheriff
rce years aro by Governor Ii since which time he has
Sp training with the Arno branch OF the Democracy. Dur
a., .be r1rent year his vote has been necessary
COMMUNICATION majority the Common Council. lie has
IN nronscd 'the GARTH" bu It looks he to get
o,hine but mud. has been working a boom for
,,r and had reasonable hopes Of success until George
,on IT, another city administration candidate
Icr-y Smaley Is also strong candidate, and George
y Kelly Is working hard for the prize. Cotton will
oobly be nominated. great feht viii be made to de-
e., county Treasurer Nmglc for denomination. Naogle
e. s,rona Ullt hut the dcpositing Of the county funds
an AN anti-admnlsratlon bank is the Of the
T. 4 Hazard Post, q. \. r., No. $50, organ
,ed in this city wednesday night 1t named honor
., the late Major Lewis 4. Hazard and starts with
charter membership OF fortysix. Officers elected
fellows: Commander Charles c. Spaudlng; senior vice.
commander J. T. Burrows; junior vlce-commnder j.
IIyens: adjutant Robert Shay chaplain, T. j. Holden ;
ouarterrnaster j. A. HaGley; officer OF the day, G.. ~
Hamilton officer OF the guard, w. Morrldgc; sergeant
I n McAIllstor sergeant-major, j. Maxwell; quarter
master sergeant II. Perry.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
MUDDY LIVERPOOL.
From The London Globe.

Prom The LOnUUH 'IOUV'
Liverpool is rather muddy place & Ing of,y nyy ths
pavement espled hat Cating on the surface ~ M nj;
.tich when 10 his astonshmcnt, head appeaiet ~
meath aWe you've chosen nice place TO s'ana ~ ~ ~.
remarked the owner OF the stick 70 the owner o an
injured tone; Pm sitting on top OF ar oiio~
Yes. Liverpool Is distinctly . muddy place.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

u.,,or Elizabeth N j.; II. Wright, Brooklyn Mt. anc
ws Mitchell, New-York Mr.. j. J. Hoienoeck anu
, uo,,enbcck nfontciair, N. j. G. L. Holt NewYork
- ,vukins Alfred wilkins, II. J. Dasher. New.fork-
."d Miss E. NJ. -Rorke. Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

:, .r.rts Mrs. James IIovcy, H. G. Polcr, Andrew
M,ier, n Hugh Miller, w. g. Bosworh F. McA,ster iser
~ ~. and Mrs s. S. Clark Mr. and Mrs. George "
Slausen OF New-York.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

G. s.-we cannot comply with your request OF pub,
from The excellent collection OF Lowentha which Is
we'll annotated As regards any new comments ~ une
editor of this department he has given some specimens
Of Morphy's games in Part Modern Chess instructor
snnertanng TO tie openings printed In that volume
By far the large majority OF amateurs are wcll NC,
oHainted with Nlorphy's games and repetition wouiu
have no interest to them. -. -
p l. s and othcrs.-ProblemS should be sent on
nrinied diorrams with the solutions at the back ,
H. &. B.-Black loses time hy ch on tlS
2 PIX Kt 3 followed by PIX p and Kt-B ).
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
CORRESPONDENCE.
PROBLEM No. as.

PROBLEM NO. 4o.
Correct solutions received from Louis II. bah~r'
Maiden, n. Y; II. seibcl, syracuse N. ~ Cn'ilo A.
oc.nan petblehem. Penn: II. Pease, Thomaston,
Conn william Rounds Chester, Vt; f. F. SHERWOOD
Nev,-York; S. A. Woods, Spring Mills, Penn Charles
Broughton, Stapcton, $ l.; Charles F. Mertn, Te6'
poticrson M lgatuck Conn; f. A. bancroft, new
London. Conn K. G. Walker, New YORK; j. ;. b. IL
New-York: Adolf Nilchaelis, New-fork pr' d b'
hilsS' W. ii. CmAfter 60 71Ktx Q. Whites Queens
pawn remains undefended.
PROBLEM NO. A.
Additional correct solutions received from j. NJ
TomIinsop Alexandria Ind; A. II. Billings Bangor
Me-. Charles S. Jacobs, Des Mones, Iowa; IL. G
Elliott Lcola S. D.; G. W. Gaser, Warsaw, \.
" H. Powell, Cresco. Iowa; Robert l. Scanneii san
Lake City, and 5. A. Woods, Spring NILS, fehl'
PROBLEM NO. 43.
DIR. A. n White, Cazenovin, n. Y.-You are quitf
right in pointing out that the only defence to R-o
is .N Y T.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
Hereditary Humors

Easily cured in childhood by the CUTICURA req
DDIEs, the purcst and best Of all hnmor cures
skim scalp and blood Diseases with loss Of hair an
speedily, permanently and economically cured In eariy
ufc thus avoiding years Of torture, designation au(
mental as well as physical suffering. Parents, 70
member this and do your duty.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

Lltehfeld HIS via New-York Central. liiarlem
Divison Fast special trains Through cars 10 NorioiA
See time table. -
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY W. srEISIrz.

All communication correspondence. etc.. must be sd'
,rcsscd .Chess Editor The Tribune" All matters con-
ee,n,rr rames and problems must reach this oco not
,ster than wednesday intended for publication on the
sunday following News this Office not later
than Friday.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

SOLUTION OF PROBLEM NO. As.
white-K at X Kt 4, O at z, RS at Q d : ana
O O, Bs at X Kt so. and X II So, KITS at X ana
Kt 6, Ps at Kt g. Q and ..
BIack-K at Q 4, Kits at Q Il sd. ana Z Il a. rs a'
q Kt 4, O Kt 5, Q and X g. White to mate III TWO
moves.
1-Q-QR7 IKE
2-Kt X dis. ch. mate
Xxx
c--Kt-K Kt 5 mate
or
1-KxP
o-R-Q mate
1-Kt CB sq) or moves
Pr mate
1-Kt (B d moves
c-Kt-K B 4 or Kt-Kt
5 dis. ch. mate accord
ingly.
1-PxP
GO Kt mate
1-P-K7
o-Kt-K mate.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

SELECTED GAMES.
Pjayed az Lexington in the general contest OF the
championship tournament of the United States CheSs
Association
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pEcnRnFp MoRTGAGrs.

Amber Emma. to Increase NJ Grene- s el.h-st.
8ronssn. Henry to Lotta wachtel. 2d-ave. n Of
BieT MsTy to frankenheirn 1stave and
COIN, Caroline 70 Kari NJ wallach, 7sd-s:. a. s
ChIlds. H. 70 W Montgomery. 54th-st Of
Enge King. Henry and another % Morris ana an az
''' Eisbaeh. J1iis :. Gibbs sosh.st Of Ist-
ave- dics ar RadobS Herman wronSow g ard SO
Maiden Lane ahd sS LbFty 81 EIsIs 10000 500 oGo'
FrSma1 Jga and y s@Se &c. e fheoe fe
Forster Elise to william Stern. sithst 1stsve
Me&s ct p q to F2 2gsSs 81 LEG GO Trust Co..
n : s2d.st Ave A. yesrs $500 -, r,. -.
ancne G Society Of the s, 5jS:st
i'm TaFaaS 70 Peer 300 TO- MnhnSshnsi iilt6 of
3e-aye year, 81 900 =, ~ l.. ,,u,.s.u,r,o ,-o,h.st
" S ., Broo Ta = % years s. 81 200
Lee jos H. TO Ids Kick, HuE-aE@-s Of scotpave
Noass5 15S, Mary to WIN Banjo gCG cor Bronx
Mckenzie, Alexander, and wife 10 Aheehco MorehO No
IS West 4th,st years sS 600 ? n. Mont.auD,p 5
0thweN sarah - 70 Hlss ,,,n ~ a. q years Al 600
lockwood Aramlnta, to fe'her 5 +Sd-'t oei'
osentsa IeoHoTe to Harris Rosen.ha No 342 West
lSt sosrs josiah and wife Sarah Finley 70 Grand
So sat9hen, John j. John Livingston, sSd-st W
sscgdan James T. ct al to Thomas Cornell, 5
Fieidst Beach.st &C. year 81, 900 sDo.kb,rd,
Thorn Sns Thomas H. and wife to Robert DaytOn
ward Mary, to Bertha Unser, lZOth-ss' SdaVe
YER Conrad and wife to Model Building and
Loan Association, Of Mott Haven e Iin'0n-a'e'
Pontiac-st. nstslls, $1,000 Ma r,.n,,n.,ne, as7 Fast
,.b wsFt Insaiis, 5000 $1,000 ~
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

There was little activity in the oil market yester
day The monthly oil report 1t was said showed "a
new prediction Of 900 barrels increase Of 400
barrels There was a decrease OF 80 in the completed
wells and Of 81 10 the rigs up and building Dis
patches from the oil fields said that the Grener aud
Forrest well in the Mcdonald district had been drilled
deeper and yielding 500 barrels an hour. The
production OF the entire field Is placed az 10000 bar
rels day.
There were sales OF 1900 barrels in NATIONAL
Transit certificates at the Stock Exchange Yesterday
at 81 7-sa5s cents. AT the Consolidated Exchange
!. switching" day, November options becoming
he regular delivery. The sales amounted to 10000
barrels at 59d 81 5 So IS SIS cents. Refined oil In
a.rels quoted at $40 cents in bulk az 800 and
at $50 cents crude IN barrels at 555 cents
and in bulk at 3O5. -
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, IS 3-s915 1-2
francs Bremen, $50 marks London, So pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-02
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave fOOs of cOrtlsndt and Des-
brosses sts. as follows;
9. n for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
80 a. N. tor Geneva, Lyons. Elmirs Rochester Buff
falo and the West PottsVe and principal local pcints.
Chair u. % Lyons and Pullman Car 70 Suspension Bridge
A. m for Mauea Chnnk and intermediate points
IL a. tor Elruira and tntermef,ste polne. -,
D. IN Tunihannock and informed ate points Chair
Car 10 runEhannock Connection 70 Reading and Harris
burg. - $500 . .-,...u., 49,
rnedlate points. Chai- Car TO l.. and y Junction. -
80 D. for Posytl!e and intermediate points Chair
Car POttsvine. - ,.----.,... -
: 20 b. n. Manch Chunk and intermediate points
Connecticn 70 Feeding and Harrisburg.
Z 80 D. ~ for Geneva; Lyons Edmira, hoehestrg bnt
fao and thu West. Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons and eus-
tension Bridge. ..oo - -.
40 D. m connect Tor all points In Mahoaey and Hazel
vi ''@' '-~'N SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 a. for Maueh Chunk. Hazeton and nnrIneeiete
points and II 4. Tor Shenandofn ana intermediate
poirta - 49,. <r.,. "a Ia, ..S,,,a ro,,,.
10 ~ m for Lyons, Ernf--. Rochester Bur.
ao and re West. Pullman Sieve 70 Lyons ana sus
per sion Bridge. - - 80 o,- x...s-
The Eew.YoFk Transfer Co. VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through " destination
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prorrsals.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
~ Department Of the East, Governor Island ~ T. H.
sptemoer 1901 Sealed proposals, in trlpcate, sub
usual conditions, will be received here and az
lnee OF Depot Ouertermaster, Boston, Mass, until u
Seoek noon Eastern time SATURDAY oeteeer g. lS9l
then opened the construction at Fort wa fen,
MSss o. two double and one single set OF Omess
Quarters brick. All information furnished on appc
Eca here or 70 euarteTHestsFs at Boston ana to
The United States reserves the rgbt 70 rty
say al BIDS Envelopes containing PrSgSsas s na
ters Fort Warren, Mass and be addres>91d 70 the
Depot QuartermastSr Boston, Mass, or 70 CHAP. n.
usJMPKINS Assistant Qusrternlaster-t General u D
Army Governors Island. N. Y. ----
SFALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- once OF the Superintendent Of Repairs; q y CoGt
Postogee, NewYork. " Y, a3d opener 90 -
o'clock the 5th day o. octoDer, lc3I lot
ing oil labor and materials required 70 complete 5
anee with the plans and specification reylrs, ~ -
walks esettng curbins and laying new tie drns: ~
building Each bidder must state the "a
working dsYs within which he VII eoTpetc th ne. ~p say
updeP penalty OF fOrseiting ten dollars (SlOuO prrf
for syery day in excess OF number stated Eas
b1 must be accompanied by certified cheek dga" 70 ~
crder OF the Treasurer OF the United states Tor TOT L.
than ? per cent the sno1nt OF the proIo9l -, no
right 20 relect any all bids is reserved COPIES OF ne
specification may be had plans ma be SEEM anu any "
fornotoa obtained by applying ~ uls ONCE. r,.i-.
JNO W. MARSHALL, Superintendent OF hspair''
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WEST sHoRE RAILROAD. IN. Y. C. &

w IA. r. K. 4. CO., LesseeiIrains save West 42d-sE
SsrIsp tom tn loot OF Jay-st (New-Y !:
Hamilton, London. OeHot snd CHICAGO. 10 90
g IS p. NJ 10 ord MT 10 oJ a H.. 5i5 s p H.
Sasara Fails, 20 10 90 NJ: 5 rs ,. . :15
WI WI 90 sSd Albany, 3 So' = rs, 10 co. iii IS M
!; ~ B. g. ciss''Ga wfr 20 90 SSn! Se s
y E' Il IS S'so?'sn Is s4:do 90 40 53s e5S
a. NJ, 5 IL y: Elegant -seglg car, ioF hgralo
NIagsra balls Toronto br1' bafy eSesSt ssra ~
Al All " oSSsp train, eay Except sunday
Iersey City p T. X. station III 20 aS Ss 2. N.
Tor tcarts timetables psoF and sleeping car aceommo-
daohs or information Apply OFFICES Broeyn ssg Mshi.s
SeTYork city: SOs s7I. a6s. res, 9s2 Br.adwsy li3
Bowery ~ Psrr, 50 West l25hst aYd West shore
e,at,on. foot on West 4cds ana foot Of Jay-St n +.
2 ~ fAMPTRT General P4ssearer Agent Vanderbilt
ave. New.forx
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Gaming ACADEMIES,
i9nblir \ otiess,
CALEOF LAND BY THE UNITED STATES


- Ar PITTSBURGH PA-Be enacted By the
senate and House Representatives Of the United States
oil America IN Congress assembled that the Secretary OF
Wa- be- and hereby authorized and directed 10 sell and
convey the purchaser purchasers all the hight, title
sSa interest OF the United States and TO all that certain
parcel ground belonging to the United states situate in
he city OF Pittsburgh Pennsylvania at the northwest COR
nr Pennaye and Garrison Alley in the Fourth Ward Of
Pelnaye and extending northwary along the west line
line OF Allegheny River subject however, to such
nnbc esse1nents as exist and thereover Depot
ouarter ater's ONCE Washington, D. c., September 20
sgl-Tpder provisions Of the aboveQuotd act Of
Congress approved May 21 1890 and BY direction Of the
Secrearv Of War viii Offer sale at public auction
tie premises n the city Of pittsburgh Pa on We1nes
cash properly described in said act gether with such
improvements thereon as belong 20 the United states sub
Jet e conditions set forth IN said act and subject also
this date copies Of which win be furnished appcs
zion In ts neergned or 20 the Acting Assistant Quarter
master az Allegheny Arsenal where also plat OF the
ground can be seen The right s reserved 70 reject
or all bids accept any bid or bios subject to the
conditions prescribed Ia circular referred 10 and %
require deposit Of two centum Of the purchase money
az the time OF written potheation Of acceptance OF bid
Payment Of the ul amount Of the purchase osey must be
up delivery OF duly executed deed or DEEDS for the
property purchased he property may be resod without
rher notice the risk and cost Of the dsiaultng pur
chaser The cost Of al conveyancng wI De boIne ey
the purchaser. G.. z. DANDY, Deputy C1arternasteF-
General. Y. 5. Army
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.,.ry AND PRODUCE MARkrrs
.x,rrsEs OF xEw.YonK DEALINGS

- dealings in wheat yesterday at the Produce
go fen below 100000 bushels. and the trad
- mainly Of a local switching character. One
~, house unloaded December 10 some extent early
: ~. .essoa which helped the early break. At one
psss there was a break of 1-2a5-sc. opening
80 80 n beaTish tenor The stocks at Liverpool
ssr substantial increase equal TO LOO 600
bushes ssor pcints were liberal deliveries on contract
~ $50 900 bushels. All this aided the bears early
~ he other hand the olearances were larger-over
e1aSQo busbels-wheat and -four together being sent
~ ar the day. 1.-The Cincinnati Price Current had a
,spo that seeding was DELAYED and farmers were hold
nf buekwheat; II was also said that the heavy rain
s - December opened at 81 oe Ia and ranged
soS 81 oe i-sds1 o6S4. May started at 81 IL s-s
ss, S closing firm Nine loads were taken for
sxyort and FIVE for milling
vhoe Early sales were at a slight decline following
cheat But the deliveries contract were Insignia
- West and comparatively light receipts, brought
bout better feeling, and the close was 1265-s cent
higher near options showing the Greatest gains Cash
closed firm, after weak opening. Nine loads were
Oats were active on SPOT and In some cases shade
WAS done because of the extreme freight rates de-
handed Options rather easier early, but closed stead
Lard weakened early with wheat, but finally closed
arm. Nothing was done for export.
Closing quotations were Wheat-Ocsober, 81 OF 7-S
November 81 o4 rs; December, 81 o6 "a January
u os IS; May, 81 -. Corn-october. Oh IA cents
so R cents NJ 80 n ceS1S May
"a cents; December "a rs cents; May. 81 IL cents
o. o6; December, 81 IS; January,
The receipts OF grain and -four at New-York, Balt-
mor, Philadelphia and Boston yesterday were Wheat
bushels total grain, 2344 bushels; -four, 81 ,e2s
packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee and st; Louis
$50 S1ssels totsI nn sos bushels
16,sl2 packages.
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PITTsFIELD. LBNOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
CENTRAT IL. IL. OF NEW-JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBEKrY-sT., NORTH RIVER.
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FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River, Barneeat Park and Barnegat 80, rs
For For Ayan.c CITY vlheana and Bridgeton at 80
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D. m. sundays. 10 a. m, 100 p. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
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