davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
THE Ian SIN G,
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The record of only 100000 bushels in wheat
options at the Produce Exchange sufficiently indicates
the dulneSs and 1atness that prevailed The foreign
element was Idle and the trading local In nature
The dulness accompanied by d steady shripkage
In quotations. There an early break Of 1G1 1-s
cents caused by the large receipts at interior points
and the denial OF Thursdays rumors Of Russa's pro
hbition Of exports Of graln The damage to wheat
by the wet weather in the Northwest was said to have
were lower but tho Liverpool and London markets
were firm and in some instances a shade better. The
bulish factors rested upon the liberal export buy
ing and more rain was predicted In the Northwest
Their influence was temporary, and the big cearances
OF flour $4,000 packages from the Atlantic ports)
were without material effect Prices closed at about
lowest points. December sold from 81 0sG$l 0s 1-S
to 81 o. 12ssl o. So, and May options vent from from
wheat ld1 IA cents lower, ard there were sales
Sf %efs ses Of on bushels ip6 to ers n
Corn declined under further liqudations induced
by full Interior receipts an and feer offerings f o. new
cents, while the latter options declined 3sGl2 cent
but recovered tI1ne before the close: Cables were we're
cent lower, but decidedly active There were sales
Of about $4,000 bushels for export here. and con
siderable business was done at the outports, based
on options for future shipment
Oats were active, but broke with wheat and corn.
1-4e3-s cent lower.
Lard weakened with the West, on more liberal
selling by Western packers.
The final quotations as follows:
Wheat-October, 81 o5; November. 81 o6: Decem-
bcr, 81 o. January, Sl O0 May, rl 10 o-o
Corn-October 90 10: November, GO; December.
"a IA; January, SO May, 81 1-8 cents
Oats-October "a 1-2: November, "a L.; Dccem
Der, "a ID May, 81 cents.
Lard-November, S6 76; December, S6 80; jan
uary, SO SO.
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday at
New-York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were as
follows: Wheat 421 5s6 bushels corn I5i,392 bush,
els oats 3O7 432 bushels total grain, ss3 bushels
flour, 67,525 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee, and
ST. Louis the arrivals Wheat, 4O1,17S bushels
corn 100 25l bushels; oats. 200. .465 bushels; total
grain, 75O,404 bushels; -four, 1925 barrels,
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
1--WE STOCK MARKET

New.York Friday, oct. 1e.-BEEvEs- Receipts. in
i4o cars Of 2747 headO3 for slaueherels direct of
which e S 0.SDg S ss sa % Ss Sa Sa for
a nearly n 10 s faSSd dsE bTcs 5SE a ali around d to
good native steers we'll Texans selling 15c of from
Mednas ruling ague while s RnS OSt cattle bee o6 & IN
Nine carloads Of sold at 80 10 per 100 Colo.
high as - CO. and inferior good native steers 50 25
g oaSa 5 S 90 Bulls at 9 4oa$s To- Cows at II 46S sS
Texas sides 52dSc for Colorado Range do and Gia9
9isc for common to choice native carcasses
there Refrigerated selling in London and Liver:
G2 e" c@ ss cps & :sa s Rs Weight se'' at
shipments tomorrow include 700 Quarters Of Beef IN
sfs in the Ethiopa fqS Eastmo9s Company Cattle
ne %fO @ SbS for NJ & S G 2 W head on the
with the 70 sheep 70 60 on the o%nie Nassau & total from
s:ss16 Co, e lea Tssan.. ,s 800 n
% 6s S % % % Is g 90 20 i5 G6cnna m a. d. D. p NJ ysn & 3 g.
no 15 y " d 3 sSg 5S u s,sE ysn Sssn a4d
p Poo O. e. e. AZ q sq'o 3 & 1852 @ nj H. at a = - g se ca sH so
~ 7Go @ %.:l e Z yI,ro,o g s,..,. tx,
ssE;SP fS' e S;;s $s2 Sss' 3
s Seer. ana e toT DO mSs Ss s g NJ Il ss q q T Su y i
SsI stag; 3s3sS {saS AZ 10
ssIaG s. I5S Ssassr: lsos Sleasc NATIVES:
p =. s. . Montana %, iiss 9. !. Isl . vrglsIss
g yrslpr sS d. steer. e5 isS 10 q T. =.
n & Is: e g g, &C. 20 S df IS 50 p 4
n AZ g IS; i Psnasyyanls Cows o5s n: q Ss.
ygs y CGs'sa' S'i5'
ds E & % 20 o. d. sis as's g. 3, q $ 40 Chicago
NJ EppsteIn 2i Cincinnati Steers. / iol s at ss 90;
oxen 'ss r. at ssi IL Kentucky Steers tfew 0Aen'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
THE STATE Of IRA DE,

ceps isS5a tbls shipments a4sa5 b6 DS sales ts:
1000 bbls Wheat easy no req, spSS os Seii
81 Os 5-s May 81 13osl - 1-s; steamer No. RED red
IS 14c receipts 2S4eo tush shpmeneSSo sa Goo sSSb
Southern wheat easier; Futz. S1d$1 06; !ongbery
81 O30s1 o. Corn steady mixed spot; ose aSEsa Feb,
rnary. 81 1881 3Sc; March. 81 lac receipts,
1922 bush; shipments, 60 bush stock 11So o95a 1dG
sales: vao@ ea% SnSe eso G active inquiry
white Western, 1896 1-2c; No. mixed Western.
$50 SAC receipts 5000 BUSH shipments 80 I bush
e5 1S696c receipts, 1867 bush stock 1873 bush,
Hay steady good to choice to ,mIfS Der
IS 10 I'D Cotton nominal; middllng, Lee. Pro
visions firm S @ e. oee Ber So %
ton, 23d25c; ladle fancy, :o@22c good 10 vnVISe.
7s18 Rolls fine 2oc DO fair rt, to gS9d' @ l'S cee aTS
firm; Rio cargoes, fair 16 1-2c; No. !. 1Sc sugar
frm; granulated, &c Copper steady uhchaheea'
Whiskey firm, 81 250S1 26.
sales, 36, 900 BUSH No Northern at q OF - 5000
bush to arrive at 81 o2 Il f. q OF 81 asked
IS ef1i asked sR Sfa Tnsef Wheat dun red q d
81 OF; No. extra red 99cas1 No red 81 oa asked asked
Opened weak and unsettled; sales, 20 cars No., No; 2
yellow at SO lac; 13 cars No at sig 5oc cloSing
a at 5sc. no oas%eaS Ss So and d unsetticd with fair
msnd No. white on track, "a 1-2935c; No white,
H S5 store 81 a To mxed S2e
sales. 10000 bush No. 2 Western, at &C; 81 1-2c
generally asked; state held at 6sa72c; Michigan
SPRING IS 4oa S. so; do winter $685. IS rye -four,
~ 00aS5 M1lfoed-F1rm; coarse winter bran,
sl5 25 do spring. 81 9S Canal freights-firmi FL =
New York Recelpts--FiOIr,, $4,000 bbs; wheat; h;;
bush barley, 1000 bush |: rye $4,000 bush. Canal
shipments Wheat, 23o, 900 bush @ corn, 800 bush
ments-Flour 80, 900 bbs wheat, 10000 bush corn,
10000 bush OATS $4,000 bush; barley 5000 bush !;
rye, 10000 bush.
chicago, Oct 1e.-The leading futures ranged as fol.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ref, Magdalens. to Witt s of str'st, Of Ave b.
years, 526 600 o-u,. o,,h ~ ~ a,
Cram. Sergeant bO Mutual Life Ins Co, Madson'ave'
n W cor Of 135.hst year, $50 0OO. n
Dryer Caroline L, to CopLecticut MUTUAL Lie lhs w.
294 Pearl-st, years 81 600. r.. n.o.s
n.S GavS9' an Gsnvsrneurst MaTg yesrs, SO 900
lesser Arthur, to Franzen. OF Brush-st, OF ALI
thony-ave, 5 years, 81, 500 .o,. - -, o., 49,.
Lay John, to ] Halloran of 121st-st OF 2d'ave'
Mohr, Jacob to Schmidt, of eoth.st Of 1st-ave
years, $1,000. .. w -. o.h
Beal, Francis p t. Aymar, OF lOtn-st, " OF e6h'
Rapp, Eva II, to Williams Of 92d-st Of 2dave.
Smuli Agnes A.. to II Purdy. Of ecd-st Of Madi-
sonave, 3 years $4,000.
schnuge, Francis : to suydam, . cor Of Ave and
Stewart Robert A. TO Manhattan Life Ins Co. n OF
1IIst.st OF Alexandcr-sve, year, 81 800.
Treacv Annie E. 10 Sackman W OF 10th.ave, n OF
Weinsten, Morris to S Jamulowsky 243 Divislon.st.
year, So 900.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
pAssENGER TRAINS leave zoos OF Cortlandt and =

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foos OF Cortandt ana ~
brosses sts. follows -,
q N. for Maueh Chunk and intermedase poins. sx
$40 a. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, liochese, .,tx
fao and the West Pottsyllle and principal Local Bsr
Chair Cs- 20 Lyons and Pullman Car 10 suspense, Ds
A. IN for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points
IL 80 a. m. for Elmira and Intermediate points, cn.s
D. m for Tunkhannock and internediate points "a
Car to Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading anu "'
burg. ,., , ,,,,ctraI intes.
mediate points. CHAR Car 70 l. ana IS roiSs Chah
80 D. M. for Pottsyine and intermedate poiSs' -
Gar 70 ~ M for Mauch Chunk and in,ermediate po'a~
Connection 10 Reaiing and Harrisburg, ,Aas,a, Bh
80 D. m. for Geneva Lyons, blnilra hoS' 'snS suS
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons anu
Trains leaving az 10 a. M, IL 80 M, D. " pp,sl
40 D. m. connect for all points In Mahoaey sh' ~
ton coal regions .,, rr .,xc
3:lO A. m for Mauch Chunk. Hazelton ana in,srmsfis1
points and IL a. NJ. for Shenandoah and lh'e'"
p'ihSk m for Mauch Chunk ard .tiste ponvs; ss
40 n m for Geneva. Lyons, EliArs. itoches.a Sus
,slc and the West. Pullman Slerosr 70 Lyons anu y
pension Bridge. or. o,x p,o.sv,v
Tho xswyopk Transier Co. will call for ana en'~
haggaSe from hotsl or residence through 10 destnAu
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

.t Az 70. stag 400 10, ut % rs Cows, LOCO ID ~
s. 81 GsssSs ss1SssfS s'fS: Is I'D But. iiSs
sos i s5ss. as;sss q. sseas marietta 1s
Ear moor 10 prime veais and best Bucks County oo
Sales.--future Mullen e5 Mixed Calves 2ss ayerase s,s
e as as'v vss: 4 T. &C s. - dS iso
gss % 2. ysas aso iss a & '' .os
jada yssis its sm ~ eS a CAVES, SO
S5 e. a. &C. g ysss BsB yi's y b. 's'
calye's sSE % 4 fsnnsylvana vea 11o n, at 7o
hEEf xS5 sB e ss..,s s;slGaS. ss,
Sssst :, 2 Il Ssrs
Tc6cSsn slow at easier prices s,e f9r no, 'cssp csappd
lambs SsmTss 70 eSss' soss sold ss
srSnS S1sS df gssss gss a ss' ss g. % 'oa0
anq pessd pas mutton in request at saec dressed lambs
'os csnadsn s n age; ss is 81 ,s acsssa
e GsiS e e. ts|s g. Ss l.
90 stass ss lamb; sS ss l.hsoS g. e
e IS e Psnn.ysHa s0 80 sS DO a.
1ssti ms sSS sS n q
e % a5 D. 40 e & E. Isi.sy
Gle ne sa:s .sdsa lams ss ~ ga a 3 "a DO 90
n a. HaiFGsiSR ss75 is5 7s 1Ss
S STATE SD 40 n q al 70 ss ies ss7 d. 81 H. l2
Dilenback Dewey: 21 state se saeep P Sa NJ a. IS SO
los Northern Canada do 77 ~ at s5 So 1oS oanadS 0o
HaIlenbeck Hollis 81 State lambs 63 70 az 20 81
1et Northern Canada do. 70 ~ So 20 10 90 So sa
at s5 80; 213 do, 7S2 ~ at - oi2; io' N""""" Wv -
~ at &c 125. - 60. .oon On N NJ a.; 10
ponneTivanja do 1oo n at "a 75 100 state lambs ~?
m ~ as ST. SO do 81 n, at SO 122 l3 do q. ~, pa az
80 25; 155 Pennsylvania do. 742 NJ st % o. . 10" S
and lambs, 50 n, at 81 To- 60 -. IN ~ a, az 40.
Walsh, Kirby Co: 54 state IamOs' 10 "' "' w W
lay scott aS pidcock 200 State lambs 7os ~ at o. 80:
a Jersey civ and IS carloads at 4oths Market weak ss
ma little lot, were sold yesterday TO outside parties
At figures away outside Of quotations 49,, ,1o n
average at 81 so per 100 n also Thursday S2z western
hOe T. Pidcock late Thursday % State hogs 2o7 o at
s5 so. ,r,....s.,. n min. ,cbo,ce, III N.
at S5 80.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. J. e; ca &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, (N. y, J. =. V1..s,1
w Ii. r. Il. H. Co.. Lesseel-Irans cave ws'I Iminusl
% earlier from igSs Jsy''tc c,,t,Ss Ss"3iSS 10
3 is % D. M Toronto, 10 tS.iS 3 10 ngsass
Sisss SStssls fais Sis. so 10 & G
k and Albany 8 80 rs. 40 III a'S, 80 cos M
OO SsaSarSS 3 Nj Si' 80 f'iS''Ga iS wiis
Il IS rs 4. 90 $50 SS g t.nsas nd Hs:s ss
a. No. 'siS Eegans sleeping csrs ear 80 tor IoSs SSs' -
Es e0''0 bH cfsfS 6 'ss ssesp
al All 'h5Susa OsSer trains day Except sus dss's. S
Hrooklyn via brooklyn Annex ttlo 40 a. m sS ~ ~ m
jersey City staIlSS tn 20 q M 80, ss ;ssOSnS " n
cations or information apply OFFICES Brookyn sSy
ton.st 72e Fuonst, Annex once ioet fwnS Of ss iIi
sewery. l. PARK place S West SS,Ash ans West snI
q E' LAMBERT. Generl Passenger Asent vsnse'"~
ave- Nsw.YasS.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
PennsyIvaniia
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMER,c.
AND
The Scenic Line to the Wa.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. cn..
DesbrOsses and COrtIandt Streess
as fOiiews;-
On and after September 7th. 100,
The Scenic Line to the West

ON and after September 7th, IS9,
THE FAST LINE.
'3S MrSllan 6syssna ys:sas S sSas saa o.
issss ss: sssSs. next Day SssSss .s 1 &,
1000 a. M.-composed exclusively Of Pullman v..-.
sda"Sg .nd 6e,sSs,ss sSs state Room sssGss 5Sas sss
:ssssssshs.' :ssss sss MAID sHa ;.
movable electric lights. Arrives Cincinnati s:@e! -
sT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
sd pans oags le% ssssRs S,s
3Vss ancRasa Pa::sof & rs s'asA M .nd &,
p IN day. "as -
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
fsnas,s.ss Ss'ssi s,gsa sali'VS1ss Ss:sDis sDisn
1sSns: essc rs nom NewYotx to Chicago Arrives "a
THE wE-TkRS EXPRESS
800 n M.-Pullman Vesubule Sleeping Car Nsvyss
ssnSSs srlsssDSIs 81; Louis chicago Sissah,a
es1:tsbasS su. . RcA%Sad ana chicago Ariyss Ca: .
ss sa' ds.sss e. aSs "a 20 1ss ;s
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
9S .e;ssn neulTa1 NeTYsIt Bs b S.sGsn sssnns Car
valley; arrives "eesdsys %s' Z colu@bss @ s' shssAs
as 4. "a sasas.: sss:s s.
4s0s r. M.-shenandoah Valley Erpress with nv.
Buffet Sleeper TO New-Orleans.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE s0um
Washington Limited Express" of Pullman Prlm cr
with Dining Car 70 Batimore.) daily, except SssSs
10 40 9. N, arrive Washington 8 so o. N. and q
sressonal Limited" daily, With Dining Car u q
10 a. .sTivs wi @ ws:hpgtpo S rs p %; ,o regular
zoo D. snos g; and 1s:Is night .. For salams;s 9ria
FOE AfLANTIC CITY. 100 D. m. week.dsy. N
FOR CAPE Mhx i :oo n m. week.davs.
Express: 20 20 90, 80. 90 o 90 p.nn.,,
sed6 nS6 With sdo Dining do css M and Nd Il 20 20 %
900 p 81 M ~ and * y rs might AAscoEEmodaOn iIis
900 40 90 Limited) and 10 100 q M, 90, 400 a
300. 6:3o. 100 and 100 D. m. and II rs night n
conrnodstion 100 d. m.
For Tine-ta tables trains local points on the Pna,y
oaces Nos. 4ss s4s and So Broadway A.;os iioss
and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts 4 Cor,tT
$50 Fulton.st, and Brooklyn Annex station foo, :
Fulton-st, Brooklyn: 10 Hudson-st.. Hoboken; saso
The New York Transfer Company will call for and ehss
baggage from hotels and residences through 20 dsnae
CHAS K. PUGH J. X. WOOD
General Manager General Pzssr Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

TIE nook OF opEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500 pages.
air smusements Rules for sailing. swimming ball play
ia. shooting horseback riding &C.. &C.. In full S n~
COPY Published BY The Tribune New.York Entertain.
tns and universally conplinented By the prssA-
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
REAL ESTATE.
BusINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Business as usual on Friday, was slack at the EA-
change Yesterday. BRYAN L. Kennedy offered No. 14S
East Ninety secondst west Of Third-ave. The prop
erty in question consists of threestory brick dweg
on a lot 33x1OO. George Ehret was the Duyet a. a.
SIe55O The following sale at private conIracC ID
snnonnced f. A. CondIt has sold for +. w. Wiliman,
Of Pelham Manor No. 316 West Eighty -ninth-st, 10
Henry Dale, for 10000.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

Conference; the Rev. T. BOWMAN STEPHENSON,
D. D. President OF the British Wesleyan Conference anu
the Rev. W. T. DAWSON. Of the Richmond IheologieA
School, England
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

& 81 IN o. 6m y aV n "
la Ss,s: Sssi: MSa:SSa rcI: Jsiv:; %saassI:s Wa IN
Avon sptna s 1ts Baa ssss
s iogI: SSesss II point: west ssie Oailsss ss
va Sa s. OF SG Ns Nfsass & %
chanting panorama Of moynssins forests ant stream.
foiow and ave mnutesa,ef unless otherwise sSsv
WESTERN pay rxPRESs
900 PABLO; G., Ess; as = s"a s1s s
MSrneiisyls 70 CneiSnae cSnn.ets a. Port Isrvs
vEsTIBULED LIMITED
2 m P. NJ Daily,soIid train for ChSago via chsuns
" Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN ExPREsS
. on r. NJ, except sunday-gor BinehansOn. AonesdNs
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
6OO Sa Tns 3n 70 SS.Ssso a sstS. Ss
BuEalo. Rochester, Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
3OP poIy-yn ohacs;rugaa Lake and si,gs
WEEK pAYs-l is a. IN. I2sd.s.. $3.50, 7;s2 .. Z
w (2Sd.st. 7:4ol, a. m 10 80 g. m. D. o., ~
3 MI ia.. p M .. 30 B P: ?. M. s. 80 p m.
w EEK days.: :l5 a. m. (23dst. :53), o. n. so
w D. M. 4ss5 .. m. o. N. 2 .. N. sundayt-s =,
y. M, p. m.
SPECIAL INFORMATIOy.
NIAPs AND TIMETABLES nay pe obtained uca
Isl Dicket onces Also copies Of sumner Homes co..
tanning select list of hotels end boarding houses Suburbs
es sns $SnT q
TVICKETS AND PULLsiAN ACCOMMODATIONS 4
q. r.9 tS 81 s~e ss Isl .n sss and
lO7 Broadgsy Williams burg corner Newark ana hyas
COMPANY calls for and checks baggage from hotels and ~
dences through TO destination.
W. G. RINEARSON. General Passenger AsnA
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

Exchange
SEaSa'y %sse. 1'"4'' 'S's'''D '''i' -'"-''' ''' -
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 16.-Flour-Market ruled steady
with fair demand. Rye -four, firm but quiet at - 75
a$4 80. Buckwhest -four scarce and firm at 81 s5c.
weak and declined 1-2d3-4c under increased pressure
to SELL due to the lack Of confirmation Of Jeserdays
in elevator, 81 O3 "a No, Pennsylvania red In do
81 Os No red october. ~ 03 LA 81 Oh 81; Novem-
Ier II OF 5Sd 81 05 Dec mber 81 06 sd 81 OF; JAN
nary 81 os o-s@Sl %; Rys in small supply ply and firm.
Market was weak under increasing receipts West and
an anticipated early free movement SS lent & Of the new crop
depot 65 zee No. yellow in grain depot, 66c; DO
very fancy in grain dept &c; No mixed, October,
January 81 1-4a51 "a. OatsMarket for carlotS was
quiet but offerings were light, and prices ruled firm
Changed No. white, 35 a4a 30c do choice, 80 1-Sc
No , white short storage, 3sc; very choice No. ,
November, 36a SO 1-2c December, 36 1od 37c Jarri-
airy, 37637 Ice. Butter scarce and higher. Penn
syvania creamery, extra 31c; do print extra, $50 3Gc
Eggs steady and in fair demand Pennsylvania firsts,
25e Sugars, refined firm and fairly active: cut leaf.
standard powdered, 1-2c; fine granulated, 3-sc
standard granulated, 3-sc dOuble-refned Diamond
p1 5isc sis% red star C. 7i6c green star G. V I 5iec
blue C. 14c Potatoes firm at 43a soc per bush.
other articles unchanged Recelpts-Flour. bbls 3,4OO
sacks, 5000 wheat, 10000 bush corn, 81 200 bush
corn, 400 BUSH oats, 1890 bush.
St. Louis, Oct. 16.-Flour steady but quiet and un-
changed. wheat-The bears were on top this morning
and for n while big break In prices was imminent
but after declining 1-sc, II steadled and sold up 3sc,
closing weak and about 1c lower than YESTERDAY No;
cash o5c: October closed 95 l-sc: December, 07 2
09s lac, closing at 81 34c; May, 81 Oh 7s9s1 OF 80,
closing at 81 04 3-8 bid Corn frmer and declines
everywhere subsequently there was little recovery.
The close was 12Gic lower than yesterday No cash,
SO 1-2S SIC; october. 50d 81 12c closing at 80 12c
year. IS 1898 3sc, closing at 3s 3sc; May 30 SO
80 3-4c. closing Mt 30 5-Sd39 3-4c. Oats easier
No. cash, % 1.ac; October closed 25c: November.
Barley firm: Iowa. 4sd61c; Minnesota, 56c. Hay
steady unchanged. Bran strong and higher; sacked
east track csc sacked AT mill. U5c. Faxseed higher,
sac bid. Lead dull and lower. "a 20 sellers; spelter,
~ 7OaS 10. Butter strong and unchanged Eggs
higher at II lee. Cornmeal. 81 75a 81 s5. whiskey
steady 81 10. Bagging. 1.2d7c; Iron cotton ties,
81 35dS1 40. Provisions dull and easy. Pork. $40.
Lard, 80 40 Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders, SO
longs go 756 80 81 12; ribs. go 1921 short clear.
az l2 l-2 Bacon boxed shoulders, &c o5: longs.
a IS ribs, 81 75as7 81 IL; short clear. SO IL e
ass % Recelps--Flour. 5000 bbls: wheat 147 900
BUSH corn, 1900 bush: oats, $4,000 bush; rye.
5000 BUSH barley. 1000 bush. shlpments-Flour.
1000 bbls wheat $4,000 bush corn, 1000 bush
oats 81 100 bush 1000 bush harley. 1000 hush
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

New.York Friday, Oct 1e.
nv ,.,o,nc Gala was held at the Exchange and Auc-
ton Room to-day: ., =. NJ 40 rast ood-st s.,
ago ~ W sda lot 33x100s George Ehret sl9ooo' q,
'Caio ~ dweng with lot, No AIS East l4tn'st is~
ave, was adjourned TO october 23'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
REcoRpEp REAL ESTATE TRAN

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSIT fEhanSc ed'',oo - VA
TTeo A SnuIer and wife Du Bois Smith. -. <o'VVo
119thst. 40 IOs Fast Franklin ref 1000
Trustee James Harrison 80 ..r 5,4oo
11othst 40 AZ East; same 70 same same '' 5000
119thst No 40 East; same 70 same ilJx
MOshua Parkway W cor Perry-ave, itf't1
361lxs96; Mshuer n nochnsIdt ~ psSu ~ "i1 1900
South shave e. No NO lso; 'ohn .Na. iesloi "u $4,000
Rrooma1Si rhSs 10 a5 and is5 South 5thve Thos
Holly.st, n s. 40 II Kat9nah,ave 4oXlooi 1sc
107thst, n $, 81 It W 4th-ave, Slx1OO1l; WIN
Cooper TO Meyer Sire .,,oooi'
154thst 40 II wa WaSangtoha'S, Hr1 D,t 200
Hsgue.st, Nos 4 and 9; VIM Lyman ana WHO I &C.
to Francis Iswton, ton 5aI and 300 map inwood,
50xi0O .2x5L 1x120.9; Kate D o'Hars to Ihos
Same nsylSf STopeTty fos Reynolds isdOr Cray ooo
s7tSest, ResS S, $50 # Of Central Park West 100
xloos Edward 0ppenheP&er & ana "a Isaac s@ Metz 81 &c
eoth.st s. s25 It Of lst-aye, 25x1Oc.5, Sophia .o
Schmidt to Jacob Mohr o;x5S FANNY ~
elsst 5,dt,e % II q zasfe, fa $4,000
sad.st A n 20 a7S It W Of lstave. 25x1O2.2: Ira
Moore Mclaughlin and wives TO Franz 26 400
suS9itst $. 1854 # Of Marion.aye 25xl00; e,o
James Haven and vile TO rMdIaTa MaEer drIoSS MS
Dore Lyon and wife to Francis N NJ Jenekes 1e Soo
vermlyea-ave ., loes l0 To- loS' lo4' io' IN &c
1o2d-st s. 400 II o. SSnr't = iuSge u 500
Ma.is-' HSi e.S TSsSs:
eethst 8 s2o % n Iobo of 5000
sthst ;. s,d 2oSg %td to OMaedaIena 4G 1900
2d-sye 1oos # Of ssth,st an, 2SxFS HsscEs Isns
,e,bst % g. $50 # e Of 9th-ayc, 25x62.3; Gott- -,
Ieb F Rapp to John Stanley. A'''
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 5eth-st. near sth.aye-rhe .a
Rev u. b. TYLER, d. D., Pastor, preaches SUNDAY
morning and evening.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH. MsdlsGn;ayep bdspI y Z
corner 9Sthst-Preaching by the Pastor Rev. hODihlVh
TEllRY, D. D., SUNDAY, u q. m. and 7 p. n
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

and 7;45 D. m Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. RQBERT
n SAMPLE D. ID. Sunday-schoo $50 a. m. weekly
lecture and prayer meeting Wednesday. D. M Strangers
always welcome
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

ASSOCIATION HALL tTwenty-thlrd Street Bapti
Chureh). corner 1th-sve-THoMAS DIXON, tr, Paste
breaches at 10 AS and 8. subjects Morning "Hel"
prelude, "The Christian In Politics.; evening Men an
Sheep" Welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN GHuKC9H, HyI39,
Madison.ave corner 24th.st, Rev G PAak ~ y hSn
and 4 :45 D. no. Professor Francis Brown OF ohioR on
Seminary will preach. Sunday-school seseion' ''''
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(at 53d.st)-Rev CHAs. L. THOMPSON, ,dc d; a.; VIZ
nreach Mt IL a. m. and D. Evenln2 suplec,s q %
Ereot Chance for Young Man." Sunosy-schooi 0'oo
a. IN. Strangers welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

and Amsterdam avc.-The Pastor, Rey JOHN BALCOM
SHAW viii preach at II a. m. and 45 p. M sunday
school 2 30
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

AsRURY CHURCH (washington Square).-Preaching
10 .4S D. m. and p. IN. mass.meetlng $50 D. M; ihe
brlDa1t coored orators Rev. Dr.. DERRICK and t. NC
fkNTS STEWART, esq. Subject: "Shal the American
Negro Be Coonzed in Africa %
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7thave.
near iSthss-Rev. w. D. BUCHANAN. Pastor will preac
at 10 80 a. IN. and AS p. IN. Strangers cordially
welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES 142 Wes
21stst (Christ's Misson) afternoon, 80, Father
oQoNNoR speaks on C9wardy Attacks OF tne Eheny
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST II EPISGofRnbL EpIsGtRb'
Pastor-Mornlng 10 80 subject The Mighty Shct SefSc
and the Might OF Service" Evening 80 SUP, suT'In ~
.That Old Serpent the Devil" Strangers cordially IN
vited.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 42dst; between
5th and 9th ayes.-Tbe Pastor, Rev. JOHN X fAAloN
D. D.. Will preach tomorrow at IL a. m anu 40 ~ III
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

ASSOCIATION HALL. 2sdst cor 4th-ave|sundS md,
'' solos SV Miss IDA q. TERHUNE, soprano; Mr.. j n
DfSKS0N tenor; Mr.. II. c. HARTLEY, ba.s Addre'
by Rev. GEORGE j. MINGlNS. Pastor Union Isoerndci
AL young invited.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

A--NEw.YoRK TEMPERANCE UNION, NEW
PARK THEATRE. 95th.st. and Broadway sunday. OCT.
1e, 1,S0 o'clock. Opening Day, with programme uil
sytpassed In musical excellence Rey Dr. fTSM S1a
the great Musical Conservatory OF this city, Will pro.
vide array talent OF the highest order The wonder
uf the prodigy, WILLIE KING, six years old (aS
appeared In The Herald, this week. VIII play ,,n 500
Ole Bulbs Cremona, ana VIII also rec!tc'
large choir under the leadership OF Mrs NELLIE
lEk Tho Fowler colored troup, Including oo Bagt,,
Joe" hymns and plantation melodies. The choir VII,
prompt 80 Two thousand enjoy the great
tlest ]. B. GIBBS, President EUGENE UNphi''
Hill. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

AT THE LENoX AVENUE UNITARIAN
CHURCH corner 121st st.--Services at ii a. M Nes'
MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT Pastor, VIII preach sun
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

BLooMINGDALE CHURCH, Boulevard and We;
Second in series ''Sermon the Mount" 45 nigh
Scenes in the Life Of Chrlst"-No. 2 Prelude, Ou
come all.