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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Liquidation in wheat goes steadily on with ~
natural result of weak and lower markets. Yesterday
the selling was more general and 100000 bushb
represent the total dealings. The Northwest sent
selling ORDERS as did Chicago, and the "bears' BY
hammering increased the depression. A decn~ d
346l cent was established, the market closing win
slight recovery. Receipts continued liberal, and
the weather conditions were favorable Partridse
was reported to be free seller at the West Gables
also were dis"ouragins: Bradstreeis' e,lmats an
Increase 100000 bushels I'm the available supply on
both coasts Cleaiances were small, ana. although
foreigners were buyers Of options, this WAS without
effect. Freer export business on spot and near y
tendency. December options opened at 80 IL cehs
and sold down 10 20 IL 20 "a cents. SPOT wheat
was weak and lower and sales OF 10000 bushels were
made TO exporters. The milling demand was quiet
Corn broke sharply and clo>'d down l-2a34 cent
There active speculation and Tree h9udalion
In imitation OF wheat. Gables were better. out tns
influence was ignored. Br-dstreets' eStimaed an In.
crease OF 1913, 900 bushels for the week. which hdp1
the decline: spot lots were weaker ana acu'e' e'
Oats depressed and 1-2G3i cent lower me
market was active on l9ns seins spoi oa m w
variable and fSig g GOO aI Ia ys bra'''''9' "
Lard was higher in sympathy with Chicago, but was
quiet There was no export demand
Tho final quotations were Is fellows:
Wheat-October. - 81: November, - Is; De.
cember 20 "a: January, 1893, 81 3-s; May. 30 IL
cents. r...
Der. 30 -: January. 1893. 80 IS MAY. d 81 GEMS
Oa.s-OctOber. "a November, 81 o., DeceHOT'
SO; January, 1893. 37 May 20 cen's 20 nocorA.,.
81 :. Janaary, 1893. - 20.
The receipts of grain and flour reported yc,teroa,
at New-York philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
bushels oats 1860 bushels: total gram ,of; M
bushels flour, $3.50 packages. At Chicago. NJ.
waqkee and ST. Louis the arrivals We're ;o Ma .n
total grain, 2,Ol3OC2 bushels: Hour, ol,cJl mi''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

2iooO grain at IS also 10000 6Ssh 40 tST sonp
msns HSse8OCI 20 at sa% to Lerpoo cotton
pS5e term o sh9 90 un6eT - s.
c6oGen Gardiner coal 9Gc ,H0one Ngwp N cea
81 so steamer Philadelphia 70 Lo,don private terms
I caon rs" e crude e newt %.' 2e
yoE chos S sos ~ oc cOGCangs S Ggy
Ga 't t%sis.n GOD secd te Calcutta seed 5sc
GS%n a1s aa o crude saas d ioGw
@ ghs 'sca S White ee %aeI %n 9 4GS c TSda
75c a4,ura! winter ?4d76c; bltached winr 70aslc
ijc natural spring SIC beachcd spring, 5Ga57c natural
s5 ,e;V' SCI, ccpSsn, beachsd vnter eie rapsd SOC
90 red eaian,d lga1a.e bank 1890 trnits 80 o
81 KIM Io'' ieb, nourv while
pc 4ud Steady e 100 5T f' m '"a Quoted
i@ 2 70, Old sla4@ y 50 for an o% mes
' 90. BT:Er-DaIi Extra mess. s6a%G 5 family $50
81 81 .G II %SsQ%S5 sesdy esgg a
ss,c foI 10 n gicEled hams, 6slls; smoked do liz"
NfbpIES No%na qi pRfSsE % n6GsIauet
@ ana SSd : f no is Gsy T. ifh n
ind on 'a rise at ec Ws %h.re
liberal buyers or cash sale. 100 tcs. ec....,...
ely ;'ee" stronger s1e o t. At 40 , 4SsoOS g:
25o c' at sSlc; Ja9qey slo,d 9oG Kein }T9Ia
lad Ics dapd ' tod aO b1, the t5ne continued rm
eeGary on fine tock ccamery St,te and Ken
nr-ts 23U26ic; creamery. WrStcrn. separator
extras. 2Sd"sLc; frst- 2fl2T2G2c seconds. 21d23c
thirds. lDd20r crNlmcrv Western June first extras
u a.3ac seconds 1920, state dairy halftubs and
pals extras. 25d2Gc; do nr-t- 22d24c seconds 2Cd2c
STATE dairy. Welsh iub,. extras. 2id-Jc r,ts, 22G@3c
second, 20d2lc Stat dairy hrns, 1898 seconds 20
extra Wtern imitation creamery rsts, 81 d23c seconds
1870: Western dairy nrsts 20d22c; Seconds, l6alS
factory, June, frhns extras, 17c seconds ~
r.ts i6WG9c; June. tubs. lGedl7c; factory thirds 70
nrSts l4iaH16c IfEESE-Trade continues sloW
the changes unimportan Fancy stock generally
scady state tactory, full cream fancy white Sep
lo@oac good to prime, 49, common 70 fa1r;
7ise: state factory. full skins. i"2c EGGS
laid choice 23c Western 22i2d23c for prime; We,tcrn
fapofhrrrd ola29c; icrh0use 1919 lined l9d l9,,c
no business reported Quotitions Muscoiadc 80 test
&c. and 3 7-i6c for 90 tst centrifueal ~ =
FINED St.a1v. crushed and cut loaf. , 5-lbn
Sic; Vranua'.d. 15-1GHjc; pOvdercd. l"Iod
cubes 1j166 j.ac; copfcctioncs \, l-lCa iec
Columbia A. 4a1f 1l-lGc; sanfad \. l3-i6a'c morld
\. 505 BIC; No. 6. 3-loG 80 No ., 4lsd 81
No. <. l.1ga4i,c; No. Q. 40l Jl6c: NO 10 lo'lo@
H.: No. II. 3a4G3 ~ ldc. 50. II. 3Ad3 II .lGc
STEARfNF-Dull; city lard qpoted at Toe In hhds ana
lOi4c tcs: ocomarp.rinc. city. 1'rc
HALLOWEEN slow demand quoted at 42c Tor
Primo fliV.
TEi-Salcs to-day by auction 1915 pkcS, including
Novuno Hy-Oa ld3ic. Young Hv>on. lld3Oc; Imperial
@jdSCc GunIowd.r. q i3i,c: Ping Suev Imperial ~
d20isc; Gunlowdnr i3d2i ir; Ja' an nln-href Sale
sffing~ Be fongOu. lci,0Ior. Ind and ange P'Nor
l.d9.sc; Oolong. Fouchow, l5@dlGc; Formoa. 1921
goo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
FIVE v A CONSPIRACY TO FOB MACT'S

Il. II. Macy & Co. say they have discovered a plot
OF five OF their employees TO rob them. As far As Is
known these men had secured about ~ 600 last March,
when two were arrested and three discharged from
their positions. Daniel Lyons. driver of 40. II
West SixtccUth-st, Is still under bail, charged with
stealing s2e AZ paid him by customer. George
Koburgcr, OF No. 90 ROcbing St.. Brooklyn stock
clerk, served term Of one month in the pcnitcntary
for his offence. Tho details Of the plot have only
recently come tO ngat KOb ger rcarTcstcd yes
to-day and General Sessions Judge Fitzgerald com
mtted him trial. The plan was for the driver 10
deliver goods and get the money for them. Then he
would report TO tho credit clerk tha the customer had
refused TO take the gods. Koburger would sign "A
receipt as II the articles lad been returned To pro
tect himself he would ter Old receipt given him
by the stock clerk 10 make II cover the particular
goods which had really been sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Genere Tern.-Beforc Van Brunt r j.
s. s. i S 3: IS g . q: Motto,
' SgprSrSs Par: Ig,o'c Iasan,
1000 i2Gs, i4l COS los0 lC2a 1888 1916 1854 lios.
iOi Sap1 iES our fsrm@i I.uo Trua.
1892 1879 Hs4 40 ,s9 i Id3 1873 I4S liz
1 49, sf l 81 as .2C ls5 +S G3o ia 1855 'O '''o |
1903 40, IJs2 1850 i47o, 726. 1919 47'c BIZ
Circuit COuIt-Part I-Bciore Andrews. J-ca-cs from
{ s { SS9Es I4s%''fa ad 'S5 f team
Lic Saf'q e So e0% mr. %ism 'c King
ps3S vS % q % soh''9 j. MSNy %a '
John ttner Elizabeth T stark Luig Gunoc'SG Aso
T.. Dcnniston, John NcCarrOll, Philip j Sthdlhcf'
Common Peas-Gencral Term-AdJournod until october
Common pleas-specIal Tem-Dcioro Giegerich. j.
common Terra.s I- re pay e. 81
so2 S5l o25 us Gao So 81 9GS. 97' DIS So 'is
$50 S $780, Is: 2S5 s c4%+P is2 1rneoe Book
COMMON Pcas-Trial Term-Part 1II-Beforc Blschor.
Com Common Teas-EqqIty rerm-Biore Pryor. J-Nos
superior Cour-Genera TermAdiourns,$d for the tern
Superior Court-spceal Term-Bcfore Gldersleeve J.
SUPERIOR court-Eauy Term-Beior MeAdam J-Nos
Superior tour-Trial TcnraIt IBstorc sdceiek.
l. Snriog S 20 7cr'Part iI~I,eioe Freedman
NO ~ 1900 GsS i4I0 2;s r-peforc pusro.
2!5 l%37 sSs . lit I'; Mc Gq2 I-Moon.
CIV Iour-Trial Tsrm-pst Bet9n FhTlich C. Ia
Nos Gi2 7O3 SOL 54s. 3i4, 3s3, 1919. ZIG. 'Oi o'2
'O5 CITY coar-Ta Tcrmrart Beiess Neybuger a.
$40 csc 57S 900 AS a. $50 4G4, io5 fsj 500. 80
53i. 53s $40 6j7. $50 go ...,
DIV CourtTrio TermoPa,c LIl-retoTc rzs d .o n1
CITY tourt-Trial T-rm-Pait IV-Befcre McGDwn. J.
short causes: Nos. 1ll9 I22l 1879 1890 ISol 49,
Court Of General Sossions-Iart l-Bofor lirgerad j
and Assistant DistrictAttoFney oebofne-Nos U ." III
elusive. CD
Court OF Sessions-r.rt I-Rcfor" SMITH. H.
and Assistant District Attorney Wcckr-No. l.
Court Of Gcncral Sc-sons-part Ill-B"forc MARITIME J
and Assistant Dis,rictAttoncy Da'is-Nos To ihclH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
CoUToN N\RKETS-BY TELEGRAFh'

liverpool Oct. 10, p m.-cotton ia ,n csSse,
steady: American middling, low middlng "a 10.
October delivery. 206id sellers ocoo'r an' md
venlber delivery. 2o-6id stleis' NoNeihp%. and
december delivery 2O-6id buyers; Decenlpe' ana
January deivery, si,4ds ~ F,bruary aut
March delivery a6s4q March ana H'al ,,s
delivery, 29-6id seller Aprl ana Nay S364A
4 81 64d buyers May and Jun; celV'ry
3f6id. $1,000 4..c. middlns
II.iGc. low middllng Bloc; good y ex.
i.lGc: net ana sroS, receipts ';sis lance lses
ports 10 Great Britain, 5,3o7 ba es u FsIas ~
bales: TO the continent 10 Da'e'' S"'9'
bales stock, I27,1s5 bales a,. middun:.
Norfolk Oct. l0.-COtton steaNS nrdinary,
5.sc low mddnns I3idc; az sG SsIcs 'sSxpor.:
10 Great Bli;nln. 1860 bales; ooast"'se' i''e'
sales .6l bales. stock. .tol ba.s. ,.sunc ;lsc:
savannah. oct. Io.-Cotton firm m"' :, lac: net
low middng, 7I-4c; good ordinary, ., 't he COR
and gross receipts, d545 bales Pgn hales sales
tinent SOt3 bales. coastwisr. lou o"''''
$50 bales stock ITO bales. ,..,. middlns
S.w- Orleans oct l9,-Cot0n hIm . n $50
Sc. lnw middllng lac coed ordinary ,,,s.: e.
net receipts, IO.555 bales gross, ai'' $50 balD'
ports coastwise 5000 bales; Sales WV
stock. 15t276.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
Tile TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. 10 (SpccIaD.-The announcement ="
BradstIeets of an increase In the wheat a'aliaus
OF - 100000 bushels was signal Tor nan Wv
speculative holders TO let go December was droppH
from - SIS TO - IL and closed al "a IL GEMS
May dropped from II Il to 9,andcoscdat ~ oeens
Minneapolis and Duluth had l,Oi2 cars mere 'I T
were 400: the estimate for THURSDAY was DO. ins
approaching double holiday was against ul' p,.'e
wcr, cables Corn was weak In sympathy WIZ,
wheat May sold from 10 IS TO A. IA ana eioses
al A. IL cents Today's cars were i}i the .suns
for Thursday was J;}J. Oats acted rs Othrr ram,
did May sold from 81 3-o 10 SO :, and closed ~
80 IS cents. The receipts were onlv l'o car ~,
estimate for Thursday $50. Provisions were stvns
With the Cudahy Wright party leading the ou,insJ
January pork sold from l3l2 TO 81 ana q ,T and
closed 745 january ribs from 6.s2 to $50, aaa
closed AT U.so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
DEMOCRATS DON'T LIKE 1T.
THE NOMINATION OF Mr.. GILRoy DISAPPolNT
MENT TO MANY OF THEM.

MENT TO MANY OF THEM.
The Tammany Hall ticket was received with marReu
apathy and codness in many quarters yesteruay i"o
remarkable secrecy which was observed In It's makeup
led MANY Democrats Of the higher plane to hope thaI
some leading citizen who had not made his living out
NJ notics would be selected for the high and impor-
tan, Office of Mayor That Nj. GilrOys nomination
,vs great disappointment TO the better class OF Dem
ocr,t was plainly indicated by the expressions OF regret
md chayrin which have been beard on every size
They had hoped that Mr.. Croker would put up cahd-
dae whose character and standing in the community a.
large would strengthen the Democratic Natiohdi
ticket and assist the Cleveland party in carrying 'o
STATE But the nomination of the ticket ANNOUNCED III
Tanmany Hall on Tuesday evening VIII certainty ho'
bring thinking Independent Democrats TO the poS
Its effect this respect Will be repelart 10 inc "
teligent members of the party.
Besides Mr.. Giroy's popularity within MS own Or
ganizat,on is open serious doubt and few VIII DC
iicve that he ooud have been successful had the
choice for the mayoralty been left to the unbiased
vote Of the General Committee OF Iammahy f"ii'
lie never has had any large personal following teIe"
and he belongs to faction which, although III 'lo
ascendant has bitterly antagOnzcd those WEo are us
satisfied in tile general distribution OF patronage ana
who make little effort TO disguise their dislike LOT some
of the leading members Of the governing coere lncn
ding MIR. Gilroy.
1t was reported yesterday that the news el 'ir'
(yilroy's nomination IN prominent lainnlail oluo
was received on Tuesday night with outspCheh oehul-
ciation and threats of ulilng Tue present phiV Inn
make the Election from some districts curious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Thee less activity in spot Brazil crowns
to-day and the rather Weah, WIN NO NO
ouot.n at lGdl6irc. sales. 1.0oD bags santos 70; o.
i3sc NiId GRADES IN fnI request. sale l,OOo oas'
V,arsiho and 200 bags Mexican, private terms. W
lions lad a dull DAY. AID the mar%ct fulcd unsettled.
Nh advanced 10 POINTS the outset. bit McdkeLrd Iar
md "st The rS~ Othci devcc, declined 50l0 points
on local realizing, prompted by weaker cable. lids
co.ed l., fr lower. Hamburg unchanged. lo9doh uc.
pressed Oacial quotations. 2:4o p m.-oct"UL oys
November. CI,, December oss 80 Januaiy' ,Vs ~
LetrIsry 20 VI March, G,S sd. Rio quot flSt oll-
navy 40 kilo, II 26o, good second 90 kil1: 10 900
MO cid arlnces 10 United States. lCOo lag no ci,i-
alce, To Europe 1000 bags lilo stock 10000 ,Nes no
firm receipts IN Santos II 900 bags santos >nrA
lis COO bag, santos marh't steady gooi syeras1 w.,
. 700: cleared Rio. october II, : Donau low,
Las: - . Capulet 10000 bap. receipts In Rio July
"a october H. 1892. LO7I 900 bass sam Time lS'i
lG 600 bags same time 1890, $4,000 taR- receipts
in Santo, July 10 october Is. 1892 9StVoo bag am,
lin. Isgl o., bags time 1890. 1,OioOoo bags
sr.tul - her. to.dav Il 10 hags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
THE MISSING MAN NOT OTIS GREYE.

Police Inspector Mclaughlin said yesterday that
the man who disappeared from the steamboat Pilgrim
on the night of october was not the missing OTIS
Greye but man who lad personated Greyc. De.
tective Sergeant Golden had talked with persons en-
ployed on the steamboat he said and had asceraned
that the who disappeared aboht thirty years
old with a large blonde mustache, and weighing about
1s5 pounds The missing Otis Greye is about forty
five years old has gray mustache. and weighs
about l26 pounds. Inspector Mclaughlin said he
could not explain why GIeye falsely impersOnatcd
on tho steamboat, unless there was Al attempt -
defraud tho company which had issued the accident
policy for 5000 held by Colonel Finley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
THE COURTS.
BUSINESS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

BUSINESS N TIE NVOhI VT M '''''''
Albany oct. 19.-In the Court OF Appeals To-Day
the following business transacted
Causes argued-R. L. Mordccai, an infant, ETC., ag''
DYER Pearl ct al, appellantS-Argucd by I" H. hNes
for appellants; A. J. simpson for respondent
Laura F. Parkhurst, appellant. agt. Augusta T..
Field ct AL. rs executors, ctc.-Argucd by J. F.
kcrnochan for appellant: Abram king for respondent
NJ l.. Shillak As administrator etc, appellant agt
A. Il. WMte-Submit tied.
The People ast. IL. G.. McGoncgal. appeant-Ar-
cued by W. T. BirdSall for appellant II. b. b. slap
Ter, Assistant District-Attorncy, FOR respondent.
The Court Of Appeals day calendar for tomorrow
IS Nos. "a, 90 81, /, =. 4, l3 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
THE .STITE or TRADE.

Baltimore. oct lo-Flonr steady unclaimed. re,
ccips, 7.e3O bb'; shipments 90 bbl' ,aies ~
bbls Wheat weak; NO. red, spot, ~ I-3@.a &c
May, sac asked steamer no . red. 90 $50 i-sc.
R"Scpt. 036i3 bush; shipments. 5000 bush; stock.
92?q rn9 s"7s 39f G%S5s2 o@:a
mixed Spot AZ ga As SIC October. AZ 14a48 PC
year 45S47 i4G JaGnary al a -acs f Sn
southern nrmcr white: 43e 49c yellow, 4o@ 59c.
oaNot much inGGlrSy No. White Wrs 5c Re-
cclpts. 900 bush: stock. 1922 bush.
Boston. oct 1o.-Markets quiet and easy. Ee-
ccipts-Flour 400 Dbl; 1000 sacHs ,o corn corn 4''
Bufralo. oct o.-Wheat-Lmits easier. good de-
mand Offering, liberal sales, 5000 bush No. l hard
od at IS 4c $500 hush new sS 90 o6 90 1@ old Old
No. No. I"' Northern. at % lie: 1000 bush do. at
- l-2c; 1000 bush DO; new at - i,oc; 2oo3
bush DO f. at 80 20 DO T SDIG Rrle' 3 Ssc
do. new Duluth. 50 3-5c: NO 1 Northern. Old
- l-3c do new. - 3-5c; do. c: l. f. :" l-oG; No.
wheat in COED demand and easier; cars NO. =
rcd sold nj 20 12c; cars state. at 'oc' cars
50 extra red at % lsc c car' No. no. white fG at at
re Corn dun weak and lover; NO. yenow
As l-iaIG Ice 40. , yellow. sc; No .. 45 81
47c: No. do 460I6 1-2c; no = 40 "a 'nc 40. D.
fja 10 &c, track. Oais DUH ana weak . eitS
nj % ale: no. mixed. 3jc asked BARLEY fairly
active and firm. Western. JO0I2c state. oo~ 1c !,
Michigan. 65d7c Rye dull ana lower; No = s "1G
- i5d - 30 Rye-nour. % ioa 80 So MlIfeed un-
&c: oats. 3 Csc: barley, 4 lac; seed. sc
EccoIpt,-Flour. $1,000 bbls; Wheat $4,000 bn,h ;
corn. 1000 bush; oats, 10000 bush: barley l0
Ooo bush SlIpments-By canal-Wheat. $4,000
bush barley 5000 bush rye; 1000 bush. by
laii~rlonr. 5000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bush corn
chicago. oct l9.-The leading futures ranged as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
WESTERN UNION OFFICERs ELECTED

The directors OF tho Western Union Telegraph Com
pany yesterday reelected the following officers Pres
dent Dr.. Norvin Green; vice-president and general
manager Thomas T. Eckert; vice-prcsi1ents John
Van Horne, Robert C. uowry and George ]. Gould
secretary. A. Il. Brewer. ana r,asurer Il. H. Roch-
ester. The vacancy the executive committee.
caused by the death OF Sidney Dillon. filed by the
election Of John G. Moore. Mr.. Moore has been a
director Of the company for several years. He was
president OF the Mutual Union Telegraph Company
before It's absorption by the Western Union He Is
the senior member of the Stock Exchange house OF
Moore 81 Schley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
WORK OF THE PIX ROlRD.

In recognition Of mcrItor,ous service during the
recent Columbian celebration here the Park Commits
sloncrs decided yesterday to give their department
policemen each a DAY and half OF, with full pay.
The semi-annual housc-ceaning at the Metropolitan
Museum OF Art will take place between October "a
and November s. during which time the museum VIII
be closed.
Heavy traffic IN West seventy -second-sf between
Columbus and Amsterdam ayes. was prohibited. the
repairing and improvements being completed and the
street being part Of the PARK system was placed
under the same regulations rs Riverside DiNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
LIVE STOCK MArSETs-BY TELEGR ApiI.

Eui,ao. Oct. 10.-Catt,c- Receipts last - hours
1850 head total for the week tIis far 10000 heal
FOR time time last week. D.ifO head; cODsl med
through. $50 head 10 New York. I.6iO head; on
salc 90 head: opened more active Cor good stock
common slow, closed tirinrr. sales OF handy LOO
10 200 pound steers, at So 7oa 80 90 nmon grades
slow: old cows So ~ 30. 1iogs--Rcccipis last II
hours, H. 30 head total for the week mus far, 49,
900 head for same lime last week. $500 head con
signed through, 1I,1oo head: 30 New York. $50
head OH sale. $50 head opened stronger and active
closed strong. Heavy c0rnfci. IS 05o's6: packers
and medium, - 9oa t. %; Workers. good to best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
THE PETROLEUN MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD ANr RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD ANr RANGE OF fhi'HS
The interest I'm the crude certificate Spechau'.
dwndlcd still further yesterday. Only 1'ooo "''e
were traded in at the Consolidated Exchange A..
there was no business al the stock EAcnanse:.s dn
80 rohhed Tho toue az significance. The outpu,,
the McDonald pool is down to 10000 barrels ~
but otherwise no feature Is TO be noted III l"e ~
situation. . -. .- caion IA
Refined petroleum is quiet at cents per saAy nice
barrels and $50 cents In bulk. rli" noniih" HI,on
~ rnse oil I, down IL points 70 $50 cents 80
Foreign quotations were Antwerp. Ii francs br'"
~ marks London, 7-oai IL ltd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

The question Of whether not the agreement 10y which
the New.YOrk Life Insurance Company promised 10 pay
its ex-prcsident, William IL. Bees the sum Of 800
ANNUALLY is valid before the General Term 81 the
Supreme Court yesterday Esck towcn and ffedffc H.
Coudcrt appeared To- Peers and Alexander linmloh oF
the company. Decision reserved
Ernest N. Wcch. law clerk. secured Nedlct ioT
$3.50 from jury before Judge BookslNcr, in hr Court
of Common Pleas yesterday against Oscar Hammers H.
theatIical nalascr, for assault NeIch suel 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
A MIND READER COMMITS SCICIDE.

Henry J. Lariviere. an unmarried drygOods sales
man. twenty-five years old, committed suicide OH
Tuesday night at No. 90 Fourthave. The cause for
his suicide believed to be chronic illness. He
closed up the cracks in the door and window of his
room and then turned the gas ard died from
sufocatlon His death discovered Yesterday
lie had a gold watch and 1923 in his possession when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
TpFy WISH tn CATCH THE PRINCIPA Is.

No warrant has yet been issued for the arrest OF
Mrs Matilda Sabail who admits smuggling dresses for
Rcdfern the Fiftllave tailor. she was III yesterday
but shc will be brought before Commissioner Sheids
to-day to tell about the fraud Treasury Agent li"'t-
teur saws that smuggling has been carried on extern
sivelv here by women like Mrs Saba They dress
richly and apparently of station In life to war
rant their having costly wardrobe. Therefore they
are often allowed TO bring In garments which are
,itcrward sold here The authorities would like 10
cltch tho principals i'll such crimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
THE CAMEL MUST BE GUARANTEED.

Tie recent importation Of camel for the TN
cnnati Geological Garden by W. A. tonkn LED 10 th'
raising OF The question whether or not cunels were
subject the ninety days quarantine prescribed fof
,qminants n n safeguard against peuro pneumonia.
nh. ou.son was referred 20 the Urea ury Department.
Witch Ascided that the camel must be uiaranuhcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

he killed himself Two letters were found In his
room. One had been written by his married sister,
advising him not to go far away but to 60 home
or stay in New-York The other he had written to
his brother saving that he felt better and intended
10 20 home. At several seaside hotels last summer
Iaryiere attracted some attention rs mind reader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
ErcopEAN PrODJ-CE MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct 10, 2 10 p. m.-Beef-lioders, oier
moderately. pOrk-llOders offer sparingN iiilnis
ard hacol-Iloldcis offer moderately. Cheesc-iIod'
crs offer moderately. rallow-iiolder ofer sparins.
iy spirits OF turpcntme Holders offer sparingly
urm nj 22s Cd. Rosn-IIolders offer moderately.
Lard spot-Thc supply Is poor futures, holders oner
sInrlngiy, mixed Western spot and October nrin ~
ahs ID. Whcat-lIoldeIs offer moderately NO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

Cash quotations were as 1OIIo"s Iv0. rnrng
uominanv unchanged from yesterday, 80. spinne
wheat - l4a72 $50 No. 3 spring wheat o. oic'
No = red ~ I-4d72 3-sc: No. = corn Al S-ocS 40;
vb Gas' - ga sic: no rye 81 lie: No barley
CoGti5c No. ,. T. o. b.. 4o663c; No a. l. o. d. 80 -
u sc CO. No Mess PORK. per bbl sil 5dsi1 80 Lard
her 100 pounds 7O short ribs sides u5oSe -. ;n
Hio 10. dry salted shoulders boxed, - 4Sd - 81
S tor - clear sides boxed - 2Odss - whshey dis,
uirr, finished good. per Gallon 81 10 SHIFT, 't'
ir.f 5I..a3 &c; granulated. b Csc; standard A.
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