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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
TO TEST A NEW TORPEDO.
TIE REASON FOR PUTTING THE GUSHING AGAIN
INFO COMMISSION.

lNIO MNl9>lONs
ons or two newspapers yesterday "vewed with alarm
the fact that the mschnists and sesmen gunners OF the
torpedo beat Gushing, who were transfer 10 the reee
Ing ship Richmond Newport when the Cushing was put
at OF commission recently had been ordered back to
the Gushing at once. IL was imagined that the Chsh
ing was TO 20 at once to Chill in anticipation OF a
renewal VI the controversy over the assault on the
sailors Of tue cruiser Baltimore due the dssasfae
ton of the Chlans with that part of President HART
sons message which referred to it. The fact with
regard to the recommissioning Of the Cushing Is That
she is to resume service in the testing OF the SUD
marine torpedoes. When she was put out OF com
mission few weeks ago It was with the idea that no
more tests would be made for least two months De
cause none of the torpedoes would be ready But inc
Navy Department was officially informed on fiaaS
that the automobile torpedo invented by captain john
A. Howell of the Navy, ready for an oihcia tna
and the Torpedo Board ordered to Newport 10 con-
duct the tests.
This torpedo was described In The Tribune on Octo-
Der last The general form OF the Howell torpedo Is
that OF a spindle. the central portion being cylindrical
It, as is also the torpedo, is considered one OK te
most COMPLETE submarine or automobile torpedoes yet
perfected In fact, the Howell torpedo Is considered
the ldsa weapon with capacity for charge sufficient
TO insure the disabling annlhilaon Of the snip at
tackled and to send every soul 10 "DsVy Jones
,ockern The principle OF the driving mechanism is
similar to that Of the famous Whitehead torpeuo IL
is similar to the Whitehead in some other particulars
The machinery Of the Whitehead torpedo Is more COM
plicatcd than that Of the Howell and it needs vertical
rudders control literally but the Howell needs 10
vertical rudders because the directive force Of the
rapidly revolving wheel keeps it moving in straight
course The tests OF this torpedo Will be made by the
board which will utilize the Gushing for the purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rio on the SPOT had a very slow Jay but
prices showed further change The unsettled cenNao
az lS.alS'se sales, 1000 tags No to be shipgeai
IL 3lOc, and 500 bags No. per sirius, l3'sc. Miu
growths continue dun Options ruled dull and somewhat
unsettled. with trading mainly OF local nature At TIE
the weak depressed foreign account
which prompted long selling tic result was decline OF
500 points. Later however, the market gained
strength and closed 5al0 points higher tased mainly on
reduced stocks al Hayre stock In Hayre OCo bags
OF which $4,000 bags BTazlial. Hamburg declined
+dac; Rio also lower. London easier 0neial quota
tons, :l5 y. I.-December. els I'd; January.
sos Cd February. 5ss Ga Msrsh, Sss g
Hlosj, 10 $50 COOL second DO kiios 10 zoo;
change priyate lZs receipt. "a Rio 5000 bag, ho
" Europe, G,OO0 bags rio stock, 81 900 bags; MO
market Inactive receipts in Santos, $1,000 bag santos
stock, 404 600 bags Santos market hrn; good average
santos 10 200 ep at Rio Jpy % 2 Rss Sa a. II
same tine 1859 GAO 00J bass receipts at santos July
10 December IL, 1891, 1713000 bags aine time leso
793 600 1883, 1,l44,OuO bags total
sale her tO-da J.7J bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
CODTnN Markets.

Liverpool De- u m1ootton,aA ear M TO-
1-lJN sales Oi the DAY incINCrd
American Futures closed quiet Americsi.Mia as
low middllng clause December delivery, 1904 sellers
Decembsr and January delivery 1864 sellers January
and February delivery. l5-84Jdf lG.64d February aud
March delivery. i9.0ida4 20-Cd March and April de-
livery zs.G4d"' 34-0ld April ana May t,,iiDDesIdS
52-6fd June ard July delivery, 35-6id value; July
and August delivery 3s0id buyers. ..,, ,,. -,
Galveston Dec 12-COttOn easy miGdling, bloc low
miccpg, Io-iGe good ordinary, SIC net and gross
receipts 0.2eS bales exports to Great Britain, ll,o1S
bales to France 90 bal sales TAG bales spinneis
10 lsles stock, 40 0S2 bales.
~ Norfolk pee I2.-Cotton steady; mlddng, 5-lGc ;
net and gross receipt, 5o2i bales export coastwise
10 Ialcs: sales, Ola baies stock. 90 995 bales
savannah. Dec 12.-cQtton quiet AID steady middng;
ia: low miGclnc csc; good Ordinary, Osc; AID
,.esp,s COS baes exborks the Continent 49,
Ssies eoastwse, 2o99 bales sales, 1925 bales stock
New Orleans Dec l2-cotson quiet and steady Rid
nc, Ieceipt f0022 baes gross z06 bsles exports 70
49,, f,riau 10 I2S bales; France 2,O02 bales 70
shS cont,1ent 9I7 bsies cosstwe. 1.GG3 bales sales
n 400 kales; stock, 4ISlS0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
A GOOD WAY TO STIMULATE A SEARCH.

Geza E. wintersten, thrty-fonr years old, a
broker of No. 7I2 Broadway was arrested on
Thursday complaint of Charles Hsgentos, thirty
eight years old OF No 1G4 East Eighty -eighth-st
charged with grand larceny In the Tombs Police
Court yesterday morning the broker was held in 81 900
for the Grand Jury.
In september $780, Iagenjos purchased from the
European Mercur Bond Co.. OF which Winterstein is
manager three bonds, Hungarian one Italian and
one servian Government bond, and agreed to pay
for them $780, in monthly payments Of 90. The
payments were kept up until the present month";
wien t,rerc wss still $50 due. Hsgenios offered the
500 and asked for the bonds. lie was Informed
BY Winterstein that they had been stolen, ana
Haeenjos was asked to take them OF another series
This Hagenjos refused to do and demanded his
money back, claiming that the substituted bonds
were worthless. As he could get neither bonds nor
money HagenjOs caused the arrest OF the DroKer
In court yesterday morning Wlntersten produced the
original bonds which had been fOnnd since his arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW!YoRK DEAL1NOs.
There was q condition Of almost entire stasnauoh
in speculative crcles on Saturday at the Produce hH
ching. The approach of the holidays appears to
restrict dealings and trading does not escape pro
fessional limits The business in wheat options leii
hollow 500 900 bushels and fluctuations were not more
than 10 cent Small gass were shown at the close
Of the regular session. with the curb showing weak
ness At the start the absence of outside support anu
weaker foreign advoes caused concessions III prices
OF 1912 cent the decline being most marked III
January options. rally followed Oh the covering
of shorts which initiated at Chicago by Farurldge.
Fears were expressed that the visible supply VIII
rbow n further decrease and the weeks clearances
we're larger than a week ago. sprinkle OF war
talk also helped the bulls. January opened ut
81 OG $50 81 OG L. and rose to 81 o. May "ehi
from 81 OF 7sd ST. o. "a 10 al 90 IA. The weakness
on the curb was due to more long selling and January
broke L. to 81 oe L. and May yielded S cent 4D 10
81 o. rs. The cash market wos du ana weak oiiy
"a 600 bushels were taken by sMppers
The corn market extremely dull itnd irreglar,
larger receipts at the West, caused break IN the
December option OF 1 cent, and slght recovery Try
following. The later months were strengthened py
local BUYING and ended 1-sG1-i cent higher on the
curb December remained unchanged but January Dr9h9
cents S cent a * corn or S was freely offered beasG cables
Prices declined 1@2 cents, with sales 10 exporters Vi
oats shared in the general dulness. and options de
clned Is cent on all months except December. Cash
lois were slow and SHADE es easier SCs we're more Or less
noninal. There were no sales on the spot and the
optOn dealings were triling
The final official quotations were as folI.wS<
Wheat-December al O6 Il; January, G7OI Feb
pary, 81 Os is; March, 81 90 Ia APRIL Sl % %
May 81 90 II June, III O5. -, - =.
Com-December 90 IA January, 81 May So 34
cents. a. A., 90 - o
0ats-December, Al; January, 40; May, 30 3-9
cents. moo, ,,,
SO 6S; May, SO go. ,
The receipts OF grain and -four reported on Saturday
at VeyYork Philadel phla Baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat 335 265 bushels; corn, 2e2,2So
hrsheIs. oats I9O,404 bushels total g'ap, oOo,Olt
busIelst -four, 1914 packages. At Chicago, NIL
waukec and st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat,
30 5O4 bushels: corn 800 706 bushels; oats, 213,
iii bushels total grain s54,417 bushels; ncur, 3d.
ag5 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14

500 bush sApm"s none Corn ss ' sssSssc Rye
Ied No. .s' o:.s rsv:leHs
a nj ..ssy g. Sssa.:
s sssa5 IN n'"' ''"' ,. .v. Nav
s,S "a e. g. 's sse oats sss MS
;osSS Hy siO n w. sss gi'I
ss! 900 S Sss sfS SS bush ''V' ''
me D. Wheat 5s dSy but S
were TOO %nS Sda Ssa for wheat
% Sgis ;S ae nnsr icngs They sy today
sPs sfs o sES'%sy as' q%
&; e. sss sos e ST
ard s"psrSG :, $50 o Sshees scssss c e5&
Syof sSas 3 sG' 10 s ',is
No rot .o Dec Oats i2 nSsse mr. Urn T6s
sH Is sp. 81 90 hyf $500
zoo 9 S.h sas S,t, 5y S eSsh GOig rye i9S
bush, barley, 5000 bush. ,u,
Phadcpha Dec 12ere very little d Saa o, SSs
S'in sa sa p srtay
Z sS' 5ss
O. ge o. moves s0:H "s 500 %
earo GS S dsM,nd af of local Ssi cons1mpsoa
and sir export December in elevator Gs declined sa lower
ana general beyond this Rsg h
snG ;hGs s no. &c gSso% in efs
DO iatr &c mixed in grain deRS ssk '9 S4c NS Car
S in export quoted at 55a55% for Mo-
March sS'S sSq''G
g a @sen s market BUT weak sHS %
other grades Futures were nSnpa ayy,,S sshS M 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore, Dec 12.-Flour quiet, unchanged; receipts
1906 bbls shipments 7,l6o bbis sales 300 bbls Whea
easy; No red spot and December, 81 c2sasl Oh San
ary 81 Oiasasi 049; February. u 0d'sds1 o9s May
eli 69aSl O94 steamer No, rcd, 97s recepts So AZ
lush; Shipments s9.o45 bush stock, ,S2l bush
sales 80 03O bush. Southern wheat steady fuitz' 9ca
s. o.; lCnaberE s1asl %. Com easy; Rined sPS,
Sic March 5s. $40. steamer mixed 57sc receipt.
81 o63 bush stock 239 267 bush sales, a. i2o nush
Southern corn active white. 5Sd6lc yellow, 5Os6le
Oats strong; No white Western. 4l2c No mixed DO
8o2 a4oc receipts 2C60 stock. 12o77T. Rye easy no
Q5 1850 receipts 9123 bush stock. 2C6f09 bush Hay
firm good choice timothy el3 60def Grein freights
easy and nominal Cotton dull midd!ing, &c. pro
visions hrm. Butter steady. Eggs dEl 2Je. Sonse
firm; Rio careoes fair, 17c; No Z, 1Sasmitc; sugar.
granuiated, 4isc Copper steady whi'key hrm,
Buffalo pee l:sp.ng Thfat dy earl iSse Ne sos
lug at 81 O8 No. hard Chicago 81 OBS IN store 800
bush No Northern Minneapolis sold a. ~ ga closing
nj 81 O2S No. Northern Duluth 81 02 20 Northern
CLOSED at 9S7.c No 8 do, gfsc; winter wheat weak i
carload No red sold ~ II No. Whit. JDc. Cora
opened Grm closed at inside prices offerings hRht
Sales, carloads No Z yellow &c 5o.aog,ac ssgssad'
caifosds No Whit at Ss',c csficdGs 80 white.
Westfrn 7oc: 10 . G7c STATE. 0Gd7Gc Michigan. good
n choice G5d6So Iowa 50d55c Canada, 9Cd9le. Rye
duli No quoted 9sc. Flour quiet but steady best
spring IS l51S5 25 do winter s5Gs5 10 rye -four - %
Tim y bran si7 IS Re:dpts-Elour $500 bbl wheat,
II nh lush rye 81 0O0 bush. shipmentsFlour IL COO
1b,s; wheat sol 600 BUSH barley, $4,000 bush; rye.
81 900 bush.
chicago Dec 12-The leading futures ranged as fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeyYork SATURDAY Ysc rd Yor eSport ave 81
csroads consigned direct saushteIer9 neieans o. d
ioads ipr Eastmans Company and eafi'Au' !" "
No iar cable news shipments a. reported y Or
CALVEf-No freSh arrivals at either ,yeIsC ~ Ia
eost carload Of hed OYER yer. Friday was soa
g Bag % Ps als dSp p qrasaets SIC average at
40 "a Der los n; 80 do 224 n at ss 2o ,o,o
hesdo carloads at st and carloads at Jersey Cy.
&c. ,d extremely dull selling at even lower Wlce5
hnn prtdav Good lambs trige firm, end reported
ALE were at SIS Tjas6 per l0O n for prime STOCK Sheep
soy - y ben6acs Dewey: 6oi Canadian lambs 80
HsStSStoH 81 Michigan lambs, rs II average, at
IS rs. ,,.- o., C..o,,.o ,o,hs 90 N a.
B. Nipple Co 14o Kentucky sep III i, ID a. - ~ ~
iate yssterday 10 Ohio DO fSs4 H. at So 70 Ben
Newton Gner l4s Kntucky sheep 81 ID ~ - IL; r.
doGSHRecepts % carloads OF 40 head, IS Carloads
at 4ot carloads eS Jersey Ct S@is 1T sae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
THE PETROLEUM MARhET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There are no favorable developments in the refined
MARKET and the petroleum situation Is substantially
unchanged. While the Mcdonald pool has given In
dieauons Of drainage among the interior wells, the
production pretty substantial and good wells continue
to b. edded 10 the list The tremendous production in
the Southwest districts responsible for the extremely
bearish report pipe lines which has just been issued
The total net stocks increased in November 1883 2C2
barrels and amount TO 14Sl3,797 barrels compares
with l2 $50 AIS barrels month previous, and with
poo4 SIT barrels in November, $780, and 1l,412,772
barrels in November, 1882 We must so back
TO june 1850 to find net stocks in excess OF present
Iaures. In the eighteen months ended December 81,
1850 net stocks declined about 100000 barrels IN tne
eleven months OF they have increased o100 600
Sarrsa Their was falling OIL IN November Of 1b2,o8C
barrels in the pipeline deliveries and an increase OF
hoo barrels In Compared with last year
tho November Increased about IS per leen while
the decline the deliveries wac about Der cent Ine
steady rise IN the production and the declining tendency
q the dellveres are shown IN the following table giving
the Dpe.nne figures barrels BY months for the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
Real estate.
The Duty of Trustees.

LII tho enterprise Of this age has devised better
method of searching it is the duty Of trustees leaning
trust FUNDS to adopt it. And bank trustees, as well as
all others, should learn and observe all that caution and
ingenuity can suggest add TO the security Of their
Investments Dec.on of Superintendent OF Banking De.
partment December, 1896.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company furnishes
II 500 900 Of mortgages month to trustees and other in
vestors who believe the experience Of its law depart
ment together the absolute guarantee Of the title.
backed by capital and surplus of the company and the
additional liability of its stockholders affords better
prosecton than that they previously relied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dec. I2-Catple- Receipts last "a hours 200
head total for week thus far 1900 head for same time
las week 10 $50 head consigned through 5'zo hesd
a43o when NewYork 20 head sE SALE make.
cppts last "a hours II $50 head tal fog week thus far
ii coo head saIe time last week e9Q,o head con-
signed through IL $50 had 6,lo0 Of which 70 New.
York $3.50 head for sale no very eood neaIs nsLe
81 soGsi; medium weights 80 50as3 IS Workers. good
to best % 75d$Y so do light 50 70d$3 20 g9S heay
common sEips 70 lair IS 25a assorted roughs % 10
ass rs common roughs 81 75dSS Sheep ana ain .3
Receipt last = hours 800 heqd total for weSk thus
flT * 200 head time last Week, o53Oo head
no through lgnnents 800 head to Newly OK ZoO9
head fof Gale market opened stronger ior best grades ana
steady for common good closed STEADY ana nrief
sheep-extrs fancy, - 16usj 10; good 70 choice T. 22a
50 so lambs, coed choice nalve, - 2odS1 80 com
mon TO fair do 9Ods5 10 culs TO comrnon 50 26d
al rs: Canada, extra, % oOdSO 80; Canada
sheep extra TO fancy. "a e5aS3 o,. ooo .o.a MI,
mens 300 head market stronger good 70 fancy natve
STEER 50ds6 IS fair 70 good DO - So4$ 20 Iexans
and Indians and corn, g lods3 DO Hoge-
Receipts 300 head shipments none; narhet stsasy
Ipht fair to best So 1csS 90 shesp-Receipts 800
hesd shipments none msrAet firm fair to Mncy o. 'o~
Chicago, Dec 12.-,'The Evening Journal" reports :
Cattle-Reeepts 1900 head shipments $50 head plenty
on sale receipts for the week 70 $50 head WITH at Least
steady. Prime export and shipping Steers, W 40 Do )
other; S3ds4 % Hogs-Keceipts. 30 goo head Ship
ment 10 600 head receipts for te week. 25o 600 head
estimated next week 100000; market steady roigh
prime hse and butchers wss Geo = St s9s
shipments. 300 held Steady; lambs, 81 7oaso 20 ;
sheep SiG$4 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14

FLOUR AND MEAI,-FLoUR..Aside from from moderate q,
dus 9' S Sty @ 'Ih
%as co W Generally HS free ses
$50 y S5a ST: p? anSS pc
tatsns; City Mi West indies 81 2S Patents 8 YSS
s q SS Isy aa': . sasss sSsse
s5sy 5ass $Sss is% sss
:s.y :' ss ase ss4?s%
: as su Srns and
s ZIG sss nisS1as saSSas s'fsss
H. s1 ISS, 3ss s$P
Western quoted At So i5aeS Co. and Brandywne. % Co
ask % f the aS the ws9 srts
ss & ;sh Nd e, e T
aa a sna r a, hs sps ct
oe4 'f fISa yn Ss'ifa rallied . Sp s.
.,y ss sh pss S se @
her f ss, in G %sd pseds ns
ID 'Df LATE ESsrSe Sid d.iS Lover %
S 5s G 9s aa eri publ, 8 lSs;,
ssa. s a. week ms1 sc q Talk si
decrease in the COMM visible supply sqded to 'S gy
t psm isass'3 sS'S ~
Sgs s hs sseo GO
sa 4aS SE @S dS Re S Ss lA' " %
Ms aiQR e 81 Gs s0 5sS sas
WntcT against Sss $50 1913 bush respectively
zss' rSS i:.as $ a sR
sSS sasn red .as.: =. Miller; '? as9
sSss B, ss@g Y Sp'e Gi ssong
spring nominal 81 eS No DO 81 i, os 81 co. oS %
sS.Ss s 4 90 e rssiGe's
Sc i. ;s: = 81 IS ssE g
Tsa 4 q S, s 1s woe 'Hs
T TnSEsased and Sas MyagEss nSaIpa ss74c
e es1e s"a an SsS only ~
J 51SPd va, Win 'i9 sss S 9%sSs$
the % close, sh' soS nSSsd nss
,, Tsssr % si s sis Ssse
c csIss Continued sTa" dsesse Deeem5E closed
MaS ST. Hb aGGe e 's ss
G3c and closed heavy AbC1s 5000 bush wess tak On
AZ so s'P Ss "s sHS GS S spses s;a
s lsSs 10000 SG Sgss taar
1SsT,S sS end %s s Soc At GsSs No.
Seov ss%s, ye,Gw GO S esy nsec5 no.
e2Sess cSsdg st e25s Dc JsngsTy 0G'asec. cs1gg ss
35Sj g s'S ciss's: & 49,. ~.
In the option Hne and prices suffered decline Of i.e ON
January ana Nav. December was unchangcd Spot lots
pa.her caster and very slow. Clars0ees, 5l0 bush on
the curb December closed at 4lc asked JANUARY 40c end
Guiding No. mixed az tliic elevator no whlsN soae
elevator: No. mixed 11hc eeator 42i.c delivered No
caao lonc; ungi adcd mSi western 4od4oc Whit do 40a
closing 40e do May, closing az 39'sc No. white
December closing at 412c do January closing at 40ssc
800. FEED uotd 40 N. 90d9Sc spring and winter.
90 N $4,000; so n s59ooe 100 n. slds1 10: shalps:
81 "2i2 homny chop 81 l0dsl Is:
NAY AND sTRAw-With continued light receipts and
fair demand the market for haNpesents very firm ap
pcarGnce The better qualities are In most favor Straw weak
good to choice 7oa75e shipping G5a70c lover and mixed
b066jc .STIAWI0ne rye. 60uOoc short 45a
soc: ont ard wheat, 30035c
HOPS-shippers are moderate buyers and there
in their views, being cncOuraged by Bim advice from
abroad. State 1891. choice 2id2i'ec; medium 1Sd2Oc
common b good. lIdl7c; 1890 choice. 160l7c medium
l3ol5c old taco Pacific Coat 1901. choice 2io2lse
MOLASSES-ligd a slow inquiry. New-Orlcans. new
CROP quoted at 3o73sc, latter fancy.
XAVAI STOREs-SrIRITS TURPENTINE-some.
what stadler and in moderate request; quoted az aSha
g sl4,p.a ed TO- }%e; GO f''l9sd 2 81 s1Sa
day and prices were. somewhat nominal Cot
go cocoona: csyion. 5Sd5!sc do Cochin 5a74s; IN
seed raw city American seed 37c do Calcutta 5ec do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
REAL ESTATE.
n,,c,vt,cs AT THE EXCHANGE

New.Yvrk Saturday, December '-
The total realized from Eue ,od Hssoa Room
s CO.. yb rec, Week ending with to-day, s944'
~ LIST OF AUCTIONS.
.S wsfs enss are held
~ the Exchange and Auction Room
TO-DAY MoNDAY) DECEMBER Ia.
ESgsSs'?'s ss asS GSe . co y
d% Sihas 100 ~ hsr;de SSs siS S coz
ssd.st plot lad - 5xs oa A aSa buanss Nos
e Ss aad = bi Ay es A. Of itsss E To-;
+ ard e ad .;ssFy s s story
TUESDAY DECEMBER 10.
ror,,osu,e sale lot ijxioo IL, and 3sory dwelling
es Ss s IL < 81 I.. .s
SS Of sa'% land a. W YSSss Gsss' ~
R IsS saa clos fOY o t. isl asoe
,ss s9xio soFa asa If so sss S Il 'ss
5.S aTi III 81 81 East saa sss
s!sy sGfiR iSs ss = sf ss
Nad d. s. and 2stoy house. No
park Row, s. Il OF Mott-st
Partition sale lot 26xlsS.5 and 4.story dweihne'
No 81 First Place q, g Of Clinton.st.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lo.
Foreclosure sale lot 25xl0ol1, and 0story nss 10
and Sstory building No 2l2 East 2ots s,S NO IS West
5itn.st, n 81 s75 Il eSof sthave.
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
No nS IS Rsssps S It, g 2ofs0s II i
acres Of laid land under water and 2-sory mouse
at Greenport.
THURSDAY DEC. H.
Foreclosure lot 1912 IL end tstSry dw OIn g;
Ss GO io MSs' sa: s6S
ys, Of Is and $50 I SA sas0 esch IS sn%
iiS ts plot Of land oSoos and ,s;Ory a. os,So
lease Of lot SoS and soy dwsiag No POS l Ps
IL s sa 20 # o Of 2 z5S& {;g q
Shays Public aaeOn lot 2' =; and ?i'Gs c a a5x
N iSc ans ana L Ss.esy sadns 30
s si SSi sss x s.s tSs ss tSs
s ga s'iy S s"f i5s =: :p q
Ss! ss, s ,7s ssSss 81 i iss ss':'Y
S o. g. s Spasg sSs =,
5 S. iss Co.. - $ "a! Is y T.: 81:
ave- BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Executors sale lot 49, sx9911, and 3-storJ NO 10
Baltic-st g. 1912 IL G OF Clin.on-st
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS.
Foreclosure sale St SssxisoS each ana o 81 sG.
olasave, 2S2. IL # of 14lstss
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y. CITY.
1O5thst S :, W Of Psrlz-sve, 25xl1o11; Merry A
7shs1 % os1S IA: iash:'' 4o1S Peter $500
Mase 9Is % W corner Of at&aso, a5xioos;
leS 52ha pe" ISIS 'G P 2aHs 1s99Sii
o.s.s &c. h s5s ssas hd ss's co Bud
u Ieas No los William chrystis 70
Il F So @ Ssslsf 2 9 esnp l. $4,000
NO SomervEle ..,,.-.....-.....-................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
RECORDED REAL. EsrATE TRANsEERs-N. 7. CITY.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cld,<y Ella L, & WenZel n corner Oreston ave
and 1Sith-st. demand. III. 0O0
Caesar Julius to Thomas B Hewitt n 24th.st. I'd.
ave- months, ZOO
CHAMBERS Patrick. Doeiger, No. 1874 Avenue A,
demand ~. 800. - 80
Megrath sarah J. to L Post 19th-st 6th.ave.
1 year, TO 600.
OhIandt, john to Doelger. corner West Houston
and Congress SITS, I year, IS, 0Co.
Rallings. Eliza to VI Curtss. 41st-st Broadway
Senges Adam, TO Hmlner. No 334 West 47th.st
years SO, 600.
Tyler Roberts to f NJ Waterman. Do % white-st 8
years fl 800.
Throop Charlotte. to r P Lee, No 1 West i5thst 4
wears 81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE,

eratsly .s.r freely lii Sa
offer moderately Bacon-HoldeIs offer freely Cheese
ns;1s:s Casr s.d'sssy Anglican aae welts and col
citS s.sasy at 2o. sphlss u Tfpentine 9
freely dull at 2!s Cd RosIn-IIoders orer moderately
Lard-Spot and future-Holders offer moderately prime
Western spo December January and February steady az
49, Wse1t aud Floar-noder' offer moderately: Corn
Hoasrs offer moderately MIXED Western spot easy at
b ID December easy at 80 Bid; Janu"ry steady ~ 81
3Ld for February steady at 5s I'D Hops az Londop
Pacific Coast-Hoders offer moderately ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14

q Including "switchnc.' There was sale OF Zoo
barrels Of Buckeye OIL az 14is cents
The refined oil market was without special ieanre sno
barrels (bulk 395 cent? in New York ara go touik
$50 cents Philadelphia ard BALTIMORE ana ~ ea!gs
In caseo crude In barrels D. 40 ana IN bulk BIO
cents Wsshln gton crude $50 In barrels aud 27o
ee1ts per gallon bulx. Naphtha was 56c cents per
gallon. 49,, - . .,.,.o .,
francs Der 100 kllos points lower at Bremen
AZ 400 MARKS ur ko, and unchanged at London ut
5i2f5esd pei Imperial gallon
on cav Penn. Dec. i2.-Ngtional Transit certificates
openea $50: Highest 603s lowest 5Sds closed, o9s
sales 8S 900 bbls clearanee 10000 bbls shipments
lie o32 bbis. - , ..,a...
Pittsburg Penn. Dec. 12NatlOna Transit cetthca;es
opened az 5Sss Closed VI Js highest $50 lowest Doe