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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. 1.-THE wheat market to-day did
inst the contrary that which everybody expected
Gables came Id. higher and London was lower on
American stocks because the Government crop report
OF saturday dropped the condition Of everything So
On the curb before the opening II was assumed that
Of course the market would be bun one. Yet
the price Of wheat dropped cent ana closed AZ Inc
bottom. December sold from a 4 10 40 Is ana
closed at IS IA. Enormous Northwestern receipts
had something TO do with the weakness. The ex-
citing cholera bulletins from New York also had their
influences. The Inspectors sheet showed that me
local stock here reached G750OO0. an Increase for
the week Of $50 900 bushels. Corn furnished Just as
complete a surprise as wheat. The Government re,
port reduced the estimated Yield from 1,13O0o,ooo
10 Cos, 900 900 bushels In addition 10 THIS drop
In the Government report the signal Service showed
frosts In Nebraska. In addition TO all, the signal
Service predicted frosts for Kansas Nebraska and
Iowa Mopiav night. Yet prices declined cent ana
CLOSED at the bottom. October sold from 40 o-o 10
AZ and closed OF a. 30 Tae local stock increased
GAO 900 and now aggregates 100000 The bun
crowd seems TO have entirely disappeared. T6day's
principal buyers were simply shorts. \ warm wave
is coming and II to nights rosts are escaped there
Will be a considerable selling movement. Oats
Welded about 10 cent October sold from "a 80 to
53 "a. and closed weak at "a The reduction In the
Government report was ignored. The argument IS
that the price is high enough for 5Do,OoooVo crop
Provisions were stubborniv held for some hours Ihev
finally weakened and closed AT the bottom. FORK
dropped 1912 to cents. ribs dropped 10 10
cents lard clio ed aboat whore II did saturday: TX,
port, show a lig dropping down. The trad" Is stili
very much disturbed BY cholera news. The crowd
has no faith In the october rib deal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13

s:s be-
dsng but f was c Quoted spst n sa s a.
g sfn essps f1Ss % month"; - is F
Il; aus ss s Of & NJ s. S
DoSDI s ISIS "a e Ss % sS co
fancy i- English Island, 2ca2,S Porto Rico, isd2Oc.
9 Hy sn:s on s oe1Ps aaod al
' .. EosISz quiet and about steady Sir3nt 4
"a i: / w. i g. eco;
ocEsN fRE1HTs-rhc = mark was quiet and
No sn new i'urss Of PTn dfESGa
VIZ S%i s,s@ ~ to g. ho g faf ,s.
s :am ss BOO ' Sa s sfsn
FaSi $rf 81, ss s s1 h Ib
YORK 70 o9s k KsS. iS sly
I.s, IE@ Mys Gsv';Sa
vos on oIeE: d>a 'fs 49, prs.
9 Es.,m. sss , Il s'S SP%s S Sn
sssaS: sss sss
out sssse aeW CITY
S. s.;e Dc ss:s s ;ss5sss
IS ass Ys ss
81. t" but h! price, sao asi a
s s1iass '5 81 is ia%
iss'. sSs' s's ' s$ssS r., family
: &, s.;s ssd Il. RFFE nAMSH sS'
a;y VII" Pie RIiG'' ss. quoted sss ssd
ioalc smoked DO 11ladiis picked shoulder g.
smfhf 81 Sa asd N nesisSse
IL. s.sass sS: ~ 4 :Rss$ line ;%s
, 50 e s.p,s% Ss
ss''e sSc ;S; 's
better qualities the market ruled firm Others quiet
rasT s and wcrn sspaaor h' sss
a.sts 3aa2sc second, 2oselc; thirds 17dloc, State
dairy end pats sNtras 2?d2sc Do hrs, 2o0le
if rsts soaSle seconds isaioc thirds ed17c
%!son S, s Seconds sSGn Mssssn
sesorr G Jne nTsns tS,s i7c seconds rss
I5i sGac; June ,b 15hd17c factorv thirds to nrsts.
14s615sc cHEEsE-stro1e and hSh ,; on better
s%S9ac common to fair 7hasac part skins common to
he :a ss s 81 fesyd oss Demand
choice western 2ha2s 70, prime to choice TO-. tair
icehou.e i9Sisisc.
sUGAH-RAw-Firmlv held, but trading light: Quoted
&c SO test muscoyad 91Gc for 81 tst rertrfHgal
s45G..' ss las '5 sis s@s % e
SSs :ssss,s S %ssS r J. s ia
No G, 4,sS4 il loo: No asai 5lec; No s. l,'ss
rs So 10 s e Gas T is lS i'o3' Nc H. S+'
in hhds and oc in oleomarsarnc, city 7'.c out
TALLOT-Firm and in moderate demand quoted,
4Siiac for prime city Sales, so hhds. 4hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13

ana .Sa9. Mss s!aE. 70 s. day s
ABOUT s 5000 Sbls including $50 SSls 'S sx.rs
sS45 800 S5ls winter .Faisk:s; 7cSs. and 500
ss I9ss S @ the TO- Icy % Do p ssa
& ss: 81 SO sp s9s 81 s sP9S "sfe
ass 'fss[
= 60
for sgpernne Western and state: okNMEAtroyl,s
s sss $50 s quoted y'o" Western 81
ekAIN-wHEAr-An unsettled and variable option
was very MODE ate less than bush
sss advance . Of % sSaa 0s Se o cA ..
opened at s at and a net Ssi [p' Af g gay
a s2sc The bullish Interpretation placed tue GOV
sS r1 s 1s 5 Re s s
sep1d the carly dss as cables
material dhsags Paris rose 1880 cent%e. on hour
SA 70 U the az.
UssS shp@enSs Aggregate ZOO oos bush s less than
III he q ehOs n. pS also con
"a reported in ths West aaa CROP generally
ay local al Sssa IS Se 70 az i pSaG
$50 600 bush stocks aoat gained ss 900 bush, b.
$50 900 bush than last winch had depressing
and sns ssaSoard cieaisaces Comparatively snail x
sos ba :''0 %ln eS"' against a
81 49, i' p
HSl'' sSps snd
Northern arrive, private tennis choice red at 7Ssc
ungraded red 7se No / Northern sprnt at 203c over
December No hard Winter at 77ya77sc; No: red at
ssS' bush ana 'ss
sses 6o5 600 bush future 2o,000 bush spot including
ungraded spring and winter rcd at 0d7sc No Northern
sas at ssS 60 . ass's e e. ss y.
sas u fs''s 60 8 T.
ST. g Ms c.a. =. closing s S o. h ssd
aSSs a saae8S 4 GER 1S S sad boat
report which bad 6ullsh look On options there was
break Of ss61c early with more o. less realizing. on
midcr weather West absence Of frost and selling BY
visible added the weakness did very slow export
demand. only oa. being taken Csolcs were strong
sSs sssM but they s but it'll On 1s
S the sc.: .es; Ss sIi Leading decline m .
Sales GO bush future lse bush spot nsSsas
ssa5ese elevator o73e anoss: Ne 2 Ssp..mber. 500
55s; do November. S52159,c, closing at 55ac DO
December 55aa56.c. closing SOC DO May closing at
56sc..~.OATS-Wcre fairly active and variable, with
cropped aS@ se with Corn and on the Visible increase
closing for the SPOT lots ruled
increased demand and reserved offerings cl-9rances
bush spot Including No mi,ed at 37iac; No white at
sssS No cSca ~ @ ne% sSc Old ID ns ws
Srntrmter SsIs c3s2c closing at 49, do October 3sT
y,s.c closing 3ssc do November 39asd4oisc closing at
39Sc; DO December ioisa cicc closing at 4oc do May
so n sja9oc for 100 n a5cdsi for sharps 75asOc for
rye feed. Fominy chop. Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKErS--BY TELEGRAPH.

Ru,faIo sept. Csttie-Rcccipts last 81 hours,
Gao head total for week thus far, 6,l5o mead I9r
aame time last week, 5000 head: consigned through,
lao head to Newiork, 600 head on sale, 1'"JV
fat; dull and lower for common grades closed seady
for coed dun and weaker for common; extra steers.
lob 10 GOO n. ~ o0a 81 25 choice do; 1,4OO %
800 s. ~ -50 81 DO good, fairy fat shipping DO;
Shippers Do, LOO to l,23o n; $i@Si - nsat
handy butchers do, 1000 IN LOO u, ~ sJndl :
light talf fat do, 800 T. 1000 %. S3 1Od 80 % :,
coarse, 1000 TO i.4O0 h, o. G3o - % oxen. com
extra. s3d 70 so do and d. common, 81 259 81 -
poor 10 good, mixed batchcrs'. 900 10 loo H.
- 236 - IS COWS. common % fair, ~ 500 % 80 ,
d. good to Extra eoTmMed, o3S - 20 20
export. ~ ejs 30 IS bologna. "a !. 20 mich COWS
higher: choice TO fancy. &57 $50 fair 10 good 800
s"s stockcrs steady. az 81 4od - So; feeders So
80 So Caves-But'crmilk ~ 25d % so: veals fair
Hors-Receips last "a hours. 1850 head total FOR
week uhus far. o7,6O0 head for same time last week.
10 go head consigned through 5000 head. $3.50
head 10 NcwYork; on ale. 1000 head opened active
and higher for al but pigs closed seady al Sod
IS 5Od IS 60: workers good u best co'nicd ~ 300
rs 40: do light to fair do SIS 20d 50 30, grnssers.
common 10 good $685. IS; good heavy ends s5@
men sklps to fair, 1885, - assorted roughs - 75@
Sheep and lambs-Recepts last twenty four hours
@ 400 head total for week thus far. 1920 head :
for same time last week. 21,600 head consigned
tbrough. 900 head 1000 head to New-York; on
sale. IL 900 bead lambs opened shade stronger :
good sheep steady; other grades very dull closed
dull. with a good many common unsold: choice 10
fancy we,her., ~ 500 - 75 fair to good sheep
81 ooa - 40: culls and commcns do s2a 80 % ;
SIS esq go 10: culls 10 fair; 81 7oaS 81 So Canadas,
common to best, IS 150 H0 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The visible supply Of grain In the United States on
Saturday showed general increase follows: Wheat,
337lGCOO bushels, Increase 2,435,000 bushels corn.
0721 900 bushels. Increase 240 bushels oats 541o-
900 bushels, increase $4,000 bushels. The wheat
market ss variable and only moderately active yeser-
day, the dealings amounting TO about 100000 bushels
The bulls" In control early and prices advanced
3-e01-2 cent. Cable advces were more encouraging
and foreigners were buyers. The Government crop
report was interpreted az "bullish' document and
shorts cover TO some extent Tie a,k any er1as
ments small, and thus far were said 10 be oo-
coo bushels less than wear ago. Receipts, however
were liberal and cearances small. Inc increase IN ia
West contributed the late reaction. which reached
1od "a cent, quotations closing La IL cent lower
than yesterday. The spot market was weaker am.
more active. twenty-five LOADS being taken LOT export
and for Milling. ,,, ,...
Corn broke sharply. despite the "bullsh' Govern,
ment crop report. options lost 3fal cent early ana
closed with aiecoyery OF 14a3S cent Miider weather
West, no frost and the increase la the visible supply
had depressing effect. Cables were finer, but were
ignored. Spot Quotations were weaker ana d"ii Only
oats were unsettled, though firm and lisa IL cent
M early and closed 1898 cent lower. The cash
market was steady and fairly active. ooo
Lard was weaker and dun. Sales amounted TO 1000
tierces Of cash.
The closing quotations were: ,,.....
MISUNDERSTANDING IS L.; October % is S0Eem'
So "a: December. So 7-s cents.
oats.septf mber 80 Ia october Na 2 - lsni NoVe'
''r ia nd a. 81: October. 81 20.
The receipts at New York, Boston. philadelphia and
Baltimore were: Wheat 376a4d bushels o Corn i 10
324 bushels; Hour s02a3 packages. Inc receipt. al
Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Louis were: Wheat o. -,
Ola bushels; corn, 2sG.9:4 bushels oats, 3yl ~
bushels total grain. 1,35o,372 bushels -four 1o,jo
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REAL ESTATE.
RJrSINFSS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was attendance AZ the I-bertyst Exc''ns'
We terday lcasehold property, NO 1913 SNtha'c
advertised for SALE adjourned until september ~
At No III BroadwtIy Il. " 1Iarnett Co. SOLD uhde'
foreclosure NO. Gi West observation-disclosures thirty second
ST. three story and basement brownstone dwelling on io
eoxloO. Only one bid nahc. OF sloooo' anu I'M
plaintiff bought the property at that amount
The following sale at private contract Is anhouhceu
Charles NacRao sold houses In the latter part OIL
August Nos IL and IA West Fny-fourth-st. on plo'
,5xoO formerly owned Edward W Kea.nsy ana Ihoh
T. Iarden al 500 900 He res0d them az T,-ooo T.oN
them again az s94 900, and finally rsoid them te u'S
ago b, a Wall Street capitalist az tlVJoo 49, -, , .
Il e. IIlI secretary Of the Buffalo Committee OF NJ
judgements New York. and hopes ~ OBTAIN INT
tendance Of prominent New York dealers ana brokers az
Inc old iacos beginning u reapisar on inc moor,
J,hn y 1.oding who recently returned from Europe VIII
hold several executors sales Early next month . -
Hoffman Brohers sold u Mr.. Weld, or Boston q
desirable bu property west OF Brddwny n,hf ihu
st. containing about lot' ground leased for over
F-''ooo io' '''' New.York Maday. September ~:
The following sale held a. the New-iorK is'n
Estate salcsroom to-day: . "a, ~. 900, -,
l25 n Of 7th.aye lot 20 2X99l William Mor, sltV.u
Sac a. dwelling with lot. No East 51th-st, Oh ot-
NE wa, adjourned to october II.
AT 50 AND G5 LIBERTYsT.
Sale OF building. with lease Of lot No 13S 6thsNe'
of 42d.st was adjourned u September y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

OoFFEE-nere was rather more inquiry 10, S's az
Rio quoted at i.fi5,.c: sales sSo bags No s. 10 s
arrive At liac; 1000 bsas No Santos 70 siVe * ~
i5sc sSo BAG, y: 70 .v1 , q ~" On p a.
Option. had slow day and ,a1as :, v .ae
sutsct and prices declined tribe but the loss was ;osn
reeaned on better cables a9G nDs ss,nss IS1 ne
London quoted weaker sncial quotations .. AS m
Sentomb.r els Cd October. els I'd; November 6ls 20
DeceSber S2s January. e2s 90 February, ess ga M9
o. GOO ExSha0ce III receipts In ud ao
Rio shipments by steamer TO the United states wsN
~ 600 Rio purchases for the United States during
week $1,000 bags Rio purchases 70, Eu,opS curing
We See1 United ID" States: Csc and per cent Pr%:es
steamers loading at Rio United States g. Good a.rfH
santos u receipts at santos 10 600 ess s.ntSs
stock 212 600 bags. Santos market-Dun S!nfcs snip
for United States by steam "a 600 aS ss
United States bags Santos purchases 9r hYfoPs
q 900 bags Santos freight per steamer t. HaVre 20
and per primage steamers loading ~ santos ff
United States receipts Rio July 10 September ~
1892 7iooo same time 1921 oss 600 b9g7 Sane re
1890 5S4 600 bags receipts az Santos Jny 10
september 10, 1892. 81 900 tags: same time 1871
4s5 600 bags time 1890 $4,000 bags Total sales
hcre to.da % 250
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e. RTE LINES,


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NM o. FAa ~ EScn t6aESfs F1S
Direct route TO Passac, Paterson, Tuxedo, Nevburs
Mdde,own. Fort Jervis. Mcntcelo. White Lake Homes
dale. Scranton Bnghanton, Ejmra, Corning, wstkins
Glen, Bath. Hammondsport. Avon Springs, Rochester
Hornelsve Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Chauauqus
Lake, Cleveland, Cincinnati 81. Louis Chicago and al
points West. Trains New-Yorx foot Chambers.
st. follows, and i've minutes earlier from West 22d-ss
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ Da!ly-vla Niagara Falls and Chaurauqu
S.UV Lake parlor Ca. New. York to Buffalo sleeps
Union station excep: sunday for Monticello.
fE,rIBULE LIMITED.
300 & Wits enn nn e for h Gssss '
TO Chicago Cleveland ami Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
q On r: NJ. except Sunday-kor Binghamton Homes
O.CU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
n on J.. NJ. Daiy-Sold train Il Chicago via Niagsu
O.0U FANS and Grand Trunk Railway. sleeDers =
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto ard Chicago.
PACIFIC empress.
$50 Fans Solid train to chicago A' siee Das'
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati!
FOR PORf JERyI>.
WEES PA X. 50 r. a 60 80 b. 20
p. m. sundays-9 a M. p m. o:So D. H.. 80 .. m.
FOR NEWBUGG.
w p. n. p. N. Sundays a. m, p M. 80 D. q.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MAPS AND 1AME.IAbLIs may be obtained from
N4f .. s a. md q
urban Homes" describing vicinity q New.York ,Chau'
SSi Etss s SSgSsrli i1 3gt5XSSs
4ol ana s5i Broaa"sy, Chambers ana West Lsd 3
CIV station Ers TTaaser Company calls for AID eSecss
d. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. IL, AS p. m.-Besf and PORK ~ !,
fair demand. Hams in poor demand bacon "
cnIr demand: long clear mlddcs, about Ash firm AZ
as. Cheese in fair demand Tallow.rhe demand
Is improving prime city, firm nj los oa. oplrlts :,
poor demand Lard-spot and futures in poor dc
mand pnmc Western spot and september. steady a.
Wheat In poor demand; No. red: winter, firm a,
6s no. . red, spring, firm at Us ! Id Flour ~
moor demand Corn-Spo. and futures In fair demand
mixed Western spot firm at A. I'D; September
firm at 4s led October firm at As 34d Novcn
her firm n As Id. Hops, at London-Pacifc
(oast-There Is no, hing Offering. Receipts OF wlea,
for the past week from Atlantic ports, 900
quarters from Pacific ports, 5000 quarters ron
corn for the past week. 12,4OO quarters.
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RECORDED MORTG AGES

BascSGm 'eo ng siS;aSe : years .4'.... $1,000
Di,n,t Adan -; g, a. 20 lsith.s year 1906
pownmg' ii 10 r a. ,vc U1 ..'.. So
Fireman. lena nary to Annie stcdcns, 5oth-st. oo
Gs, Gl ii JAM and VIE 10 Matthew D,hcmcr
its s,5 q ,s GG,nd q F eSsy. eaS Ss 90
executor, cs, iesi.st Ielca;st Nor D. ANA MA
az En ,n5 pnS f~1 sve soGS i ooI lSsi
st. 5S ec icS2oSa yar.. ,7os
h'I9rr' 'on Pms, h. " Of sthave 9 years.' 15oO
h'f9s'. Jon" Of SHAW 500
Hushen.on; Robert. and viii" TO MARY % Moor
sno SS fI~T,ngton.ave years.......-.... HOO
picksey; 1onn !" y 1S"'' . 1000
uc%pi l' Ansassa L. etc and .nqth.r, 70 ROsa -
Oh W Of Central PARK West demand 1900
Mcpn mt,ed lno" ssdst W Of 9th-avc year 295
Mnler s-psen and fs !: rr.d ss. Dc%T:A
Mcaiichan i II 70 Thomas Mackelar corner m ~,
Mo rcriD,S0s, 1" rror, ~ 300
Nes ,h s'% Of to n Ma,Fa1 freeman
pn'tcr. joseph NJ. and wife NJ flzs McLaush- 20 m
pl ill., f MaGi0" f. and VIE '' to cOcatve
Building Bank Anthony-ave' of Burn o ,o
ouis i Michael s9a wlfc to James Byrnc, 20
neis 2 J.;Nc. to % ve lns wuEisr icshs.
OF courlsndtavc. years .;.:-.....- ,o.,, LOO
stanton" q aA Ss.l !" z %sse,a Ha o' 1880
sul,Ssher yoh'nna. 70 Gustav Fr'nk. Goth. =. ~
slcSsr. canafiSs r e Ths rnI;Sa s,n'c. Trust ~
scS IT SeT Tr a9 - /" Emil La Alexander
ave. corner iS5tn.t. y ci;. :.. 1000
WOOD, william g. to Edward collan' corner - M
walker Charlcs A. to Edward Alderman
weston, aisrr G. 81 al. to Helen N Phillips,
s. NO. 2oo stonton-st. instaments ........ aoot
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7.6494 Sod: April and May delivery, 1o-64o

1894 5-64d; April and May delivery 4io'ofa
value. , ,..,,. =.
Galveston. Sept lo.-Cotor steady middli h &c
receipts 6e36 bales: exports coaswise, $500 bales
sales IS bales; spnners. ~ bales stock 1925 bales:
low middIng 6 oIec; good ordinary. 8 !-Sc net ana
gross receipts 43s bales exports coaSt"se' 30 oaieS
Sales. as0 tales stock, 5,747 bales. ,,,,,,.
savannah Sept. lc.-Cotton quiet; Kidding
6 9I6c: low nddling. 1876; good ordinary !,
1l.l6c net and gross receipts, 5,214 bales exports
coastwise LISA bales; sales. 100 bales; STOCK
214a3 bales. ,. ,..u.o
q Il 16c low middng &c good ordinary, &c net
receipts $40 bales gross, 2016 bales sales, 1ooo
bales. stock G6363 bales.
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West SHORE Rail ROAD,

q. Y. {. IT. K KK. Co., LessHe).
Trains leave West f2d-st. station New-YorK as fol.
lows and ID minutes earlier from It. tIankiln-st.
$3.50 a. w. Daily for Newbursh. Kingston. Albany;
daily kAc. sunday, west OF Coeymans Jc
1iJ VI. Daily for Albany except sunday Montreal.
1ttDO A. VI Daily for Albany utea, Syracuse. koctes.
Yer, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit, Chicago; except
saturday for Toronto
1888 A. VI. Daily, except Sunday, for Albany and
400 r. M. Daily, except Sunday for Albany
5,tJ Z. "a Daily for Albany Montreal, Utica Syra.
cnse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto, De.
$50 r. NJ. Daily, except Sunday. for Newburgh Al.
bany saratoga and Montreal.
SsfJ p. VI. Daily for Albany, Utca, syracuse RocheS
Ter, Buffalo Niagara Fai7s; Toronto Detroit Chicsss
Louis.
HAVknoIi:Aw LOCALS, 2.45, -s:4o T.. NJ
NEwBURG LOCALS, 8 20 10; Us A. NJ, 1lo. "a
rs, 20 80. 'll45 u. NJ.
5ieeping cars Cor Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto
Detroit CHICAGO, ST. Louis on all through trains.
'Daly. For tickets timetables, larlor and sleeping
Accommodations or Information. apply oices Brook
lyn ybS Washn9ton-st., TO Fulton-st, Annex ONCE
foot Of Fulton St New-York city, 27l lI3, yey 1885,
w breadway lag nowery, 81 East ltth-sS., SO Wed
G. f. LAMBkKr. General Passenger Agent.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Beekman.st W s. 81 IT Of Clif.st 1881. and
other property James Il Grayblil reier'e' u on
Brd nGS.is 40 ' 7i.; Martin Herman jacob
schollc aud another .,i 40 .,
foI TIE Nan T ieibaIm 1921
52d.ti 30 :Gs wSst sarah N Dioodsood to ..
47th's9. S s. 100 s. Of shave. 25xioo5 Henry
i;abe to Henry and Lizzie Ludemann 2o,2;
srlck RcyS ga and wife to Catharnc sictert 22l
linton ave. :, 80 II n Cedar Place. .oN1o Franz y,
tachcr to konrad P.cher n :, 'o'
Unonavr, :sM45.2; Anthony Mol'oy ana vile ~
unlon sHpne% " io Il Of lot Il. map Wood.
stock; Franz Pacher 70 konIad o Pacher,. 400
Bos,on-Aye. =. 30 II : o. l6ithst. -6Seli ., y,
John 4 KnoA and wife 70 flora b0wSins Sc. 1.?c
Bertsche To- Frrderick Boyc.........' -. $3.50
5sd.st n $ 1874 Il e ist-ave. 20xioo5 Mary
Christy 70 Hugh scoale' ......,.s,........;. 5sc
5Oth. st. s. $50 lstave. ls.9Nlo0.5 Annie -.
Stefens and husband to Henry Freeman man. l'oc
lott bali to 9'2 Nm iiSaSS NiOoil b'"-
1e,th.st n $ ~ Il " 2d.avc. 2ouoo.ii. Emma
,ee rSosS :" p' sS5 Il DO II 5t6av 5isoI
stephen Loycoy 70 John Hickey o,,oo IL: go
'o' hecacd Kahn 81 otrdr 81 i'esf
Iiith.st. II :, 37j Il " OF Grand Boueyarf,
s5NoS. ii James Gieland and wifc to Matthew
i44th.st : 400 It " Grand boulevard. Soy
f9Ii; Matthew DeNheiner and wife I" James
14s TDGa1a :. $50 I, " OF Amsterdam ave- 5os
aolo: Matilda Seaman and another To Charles o, a,
loSi mus, s. 5.75 NJ Of Ict..a,e 2cXio'9;
Frank kSca and wife 10, = fh,' O., i7o nm ok
100 John Il vundcryooTt ard wife to Daniel ,oc
K,ang. MfS}ys Road . cor. 47,Ic3il rxi71hx
g Gi. same and wife to Nathan MaFer 20
I5;th.st. :. 90. = # Of copftlaadb,eyys ~
Clifton.avc " cor Of Tirton-aNe, @2X1d Lidmil1 .
soblschek TO Fred Ripe o'''
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

from Pier ., " H., Rector.st.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach, Normandis.
ceabripht and Long Branch at 80, lV:l5 A. NJ II :0J
ssturlays only, 3i5, $50 p. NJ. sundays $50 A.
Nj / 100 u. NJ.
" FOR Flberon, Ocean Grove, AsbIry Park aud Point
Pleasant ct 1915 ~ NJ, a 200 saturday, Ony), As
500 T.. NJ. sundays, except Ocean Grove and Asburi
park. . 80 \. 81
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnegat at 4 80
A. NJ, 3 40 T. NJ.
Tickets and parlorcar seats can be procured at 49,
2S5, 2Gl, 40 $50 ~ tio bi"ai"ay ~ Murray ST.:
"a Wet i2i,h ST. New.YorA; 1893 Washington St.. 92j
Fulton St Brooklyn, and "A Broadway, Williamsburg.
Wcstcott Express Co. VIII call fof and check baggage
from hotel or re ldence to destination.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Sept. ~. 4 p. photographers closed
easy: Notwithstanding. low middllng clause. Sep
TENDER delivery, 60-s4d buyers September and DC
tober delivery, 6O-64d buyers; October and Novem-
cember delivery, 62-64d sellers December and
January delivery, i'd value; January and February
delivery 2-64dd4 3-C4d February and March de-
livery, 6.BAA sellers March and Apyil deliver.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Sept. IL, p. m.-COnsols, 30 ID for both
money and the account: Canadian Pacific. 90 New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio first mortgage bonds
80 l-2 Erie. 26I-4; Mexican Ordinary, 81 80
Of discount in the open market for both short and
three months bills Is 7sd1 per cent. Paris advices
quote Exchange on London at 2o francs I'D centimes
for checks