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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
HOW WATERLOO WAS LOST.
From The Detroit Tribune.

From The Detroit Tribune.
The enemy has been pounding Oh our left-Of
course IL was BOnaparte's lett but we were pleased
20 call n 0urs-for two hours and II getting tire
some The little corporal had Just finished breakfast
and was picking his teeth in he reading room OF tho
hotel when he noticed the condition Of affairs.
aGeud some artillery over there" he Numbered,
without q moments hesitation.
Fifteen minutes later officer with mnd In his hair
dashed franticaly into the presence of the great
captain an, ,
"srre" he exclaimed. the artillery Is stuck in the
mud" - ,,.,
And sire IL cannot be disOdgcd unless the
te.msters are allowed 10 at their horses"
Ills majesty looked interested.
Sire are they permitted TO so swear7"
Bonaparte shook his head:
No. / think mott he quietly observed. Guess
ttey,d better not IL would excite unfavOrabe com
me1t. I'd rather be right than to keep my job don't
Won know. Death before dishonor. so 10 speak,
And so Waterloo was lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
PrTTTNG PAPl ~ HIS PI tCE.

From Tine EOston transcript
A ur.yoar Old girl created Il lauPh one night In
ono OF The uunllc parks The band did not ariv" 20
nrompiy a. she expected and She began 10 fear tha
IL would al All.
Never mlnd.7 said her father consolngly, "n il
doesn't come I'll sing you song
don't want Won To sing persisted the di9crim-
mating child want some music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

rallied Again" The doctor says am TO give you
some crackers and tea" said the nurse.
What are crackers ~ asked the Invalid longing
for chance 10 explain that the physician meant
" biscuit
Indeed, ma'am. an he didn't say whether they
was water crackers not '-(IDdanapols Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

as we desire 81 be bound-that COncordnt with
regard 10 which the Vatican has been guilty Of
so MANY iniractions. IT, therefore. the parish
oner who votes is content with his priest moth
ing further is necessary
This is the real menace with which W. should
cool the ardor OF the militant element Of the
Church. We should call their attention to this
sword of Damoccs hung over the head Of the
Church. and not threaten them with the suppress
sion of the Budget Of Public Worship. For they
know full well that should never dare to put
the latter threat into execution.
But these free uses by the State of the Budget
of Public Worship, which | have just suggested
in connection with priests whose republican SEN
timents have brought them into disgrace with
their bishops, is not unattended with danger For
if involves nothing more nor le4s than the inper-
ulmg of that hierarchcal discipline which consti-
tutes one Of the strongest features of the Cath
olic Church IT would mean, therefore, a war
to the knife between the Church and the State
which could not but disturb the people, and the
results of which it would be impossible to predict
Are we to go ahead? do not think So We
have other enemies who are watching us and
who are far more dangerous. II is toward them
in particular that we should turn our eyes. The
less internal trouble there is in our country, and
the more tranquility we enjoy, the better pre-
pred she will be 10 defend herself
The present Pope, who is man of great s;i-
racity has no desire, on his side TO provoke a
conflict lie is perfectly well able 81 realize the
injuries which the vessel Of which he holds the
tiller would be likely TO sustain in any hostile
encounter His last Encyclical Letter clearly
shows this. At tie same time should he his
dupcs were we 70 regard that letter as q bona
fde recognition and acceptance of our Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
REAL ESTATE.
p1rs1SEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

A, W. "a IIbcr,v.-t yesterday r. V. Iiornett q GO
withdrew Nos 527 and $40 Fast one-hundTea'ana ivy
fourth.st. AT No. III BFoaa"ey IL v 'n' c,,n.s,
offered under foreclosure 80. 30 West LghV 'ih'''se
west Of shave fourstory stone 'front.' d"e'Dhs, "'u
10, 9;Nio2 The p,opcry brought 500 from James
g. Morrow Bryan l.. Kennedy oHerci' ai'o uhuer '.e
closure. Nos 1o6 and Jos East air house. on iii
lot, 1hey brought 5000 rom James s,rtnr and
enc'oneg nc o %o ss e. oa sprng and
1913 on washnetonst The poIeryy e huIidne Known
as soTy hS ana oc Soaang 81 s,oe ao o ood
and ron up to $50 300 which price j. Dodge was 'ns
James S. Mcouen easchod interest in oi Mos
200 and 32S r. nhave being the corner OF twenty hhn
i s tS2 v S;oaat 56 600 " and HO
32G brought SIS Go ron 'f ,e agIioncer bv order
Son sold h5 soa ,r lSa, No i4a W.T. Fou
Too The ddar started AZ $4,000 and ran up to
fto9 at Ms yhe sggrG G e. lFi o7 ' waTency %
;tory PRICK 6ou S Gn S In same aulto"Sr 80
on on lot ioxloi It bcuc6t So 800 from r. L. ws,s
oiSonc executor has sold Do Lyon Nos; r., ai i
to 4s7 w a4h los With factory building for
so 600 Hobbs have old ior I"T n"p edo
h9 70 GSF9 1 bctSn Central West and
The foSSng or sales %Se hold the NewYOk Real
hsiatf .rSIy d%"lina With lot No 1l4 West ,thst ="
ohavc lot 2ixio2 Bo 81, g. D I19 waysey Place
= Of oth.avc, lot Fix Irregular Charles oNHn'
.5 'tSry d qT snaSs "5s ssirSs Morrow
12it.t ; 90 Il q lots 25>ioo each James
S,S Of SDildng with lot No 300 ohaYe. Of 27th
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
astOy DWELLING with ot ~ SS 60 po wnS sos s.
AT THE EXCHANGE AND AUCTION ROOM
sales OF buildings. with lots Nos. 527 and $50 East
I3ith.st of Idncon.O,e WIS withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

The purpose OF the Bond Mortgage Guarantee Co..
which has organized in conjunction with the Iite
Guarantee Trust Co.. and at present has Offices WIN
that company. provide for those unacquanted WIN
real estate values, perfectly safe investment Ihose
who desire security Of principal and the certainty
OF moderate interest find in guaranteed mortgages
an escape from the OF railway and kindred IN
ycstmcnts. company organized because IL was
believed that tho Investing public very tired OF It's ek
percnce all that class Of securities about whch inc
investor knows absolutely nothing. and In the m'npua-
ton OF which frequently few make fortunes OUT oil
The losses the mortgage on rear es1a'e ms
this 70 commend t. that mans security eano, ne reoI
canzed away from him iuggcd with that he cannot
tell whether II worth anything or not There Is hoe
much chance speculation I'm mortgages hut TINS COM
psny not organized TO promote speculation IL hopes
10 aid conservative investors by providing them with
choice guaranteed city mortgages IL does not aim 20
much to serve experts real estate values or those with
ample facilities getting good mortgages as tnose VINO
know little real estate values and who have poor
facilities for getting good mortgages For trust funds Tor
endowncnts for residents aud for women no more
profitable Investment that l. equally secure con be otHo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, oct. Seattle Receipt; rW 'he last
twenty four hours ESQ head t'ai Tor Week ' nus
head consigned through, !,2GO head to Nsw.1 orh'
$40 head on sale 90 head Market opened steady,
Receipts for the past twen;y-foar hours, 13.3pO
head; total for week thus far. 1O.'oo head Tor SANE
time last week. 1850 head conSienrd tlrouih'
ZOO head 10 Ncw-Y0rk. 2,Gij head ON sale,
weak aid fully 1Oc lower than the opening pic,s'
heavy fed, $Gd 81 10; packers and medium ~
So l00 So -; Workers. good to best corn Gd - ~
u 50 10 do ligh, to fair. - 900 81; good heavy
ends 80 JO0SJ 10: pigs. god to best corn fed,
IS 73d - 80; DO common skipS to fair - 80 %
assorted rouehs 80 25a - 30; common roughs; ~ -
~s5: stars. 81 2ja ~ 49, sheep and lAmbs-Re-
CENTS for the past twenty four hours, 1000 mead.
toih for week linus far. 10000 head; for sam" tine
head to New-York 2,aOO head On sale, 3.4OO bend:
Market strong: choice to fancy wethers, 81 -
80 TO- fair 10 good sheep. ~ 25d - 50 cnlls ana
common do. - 5Oo ~ Canada do. S3 73G IS lambs.
native choice to fancy. 81 5O0 - - do fair to good
~ 900 - 10; culls 10 fair ~ '3"Sl -, ChhaIh
common good, ~ 3oa* 20 do choice to fancy r" ~
Chicago. oct G.-"Thc Evening Journal reports
CattIn-Reccipts 5000 head: shipments 1900 head
market steady to strong: best natives. go - 60 fair
10 choice 50 coz ~ IS; common - sOoSs| 10:
Tcvans sea- So Westerns. 81 COZ 81 %: stOchcIS
and feeders 81 JO0 50: COWS sl0s2 20. HOgs-Ii"-
ccip.s - 900 head shipments. HOOD head market
- %: packers and shlppcriSj loo-3 - p,'m"
heavy and butchers 81 s. So. assorted Hight.
50 500 - 20; skips and pigs, 81 5oa1 3D.. sheep
Deceuts 5000 head shipments, 200 head market
etoodv: natives - 400 - : Westerns. 81 10dSI 80;
Texans 81 75ds4 80: lambs - 75a 90.
ST. Louis oct. Cattlc-Eeccpis and shipments
ore not reported: market stronger bunch OF specially
heavy native steers brought - CO. fair to choice
80 25aS4 IS: fair to good Texas ana Indian s'crs;
81 25d - 25. IIogS-Rcceipts and shipments not
reported; market frm and higher hesvy; - O. ' go
s/eep-Eeceipts and shimpents not reported markct
M1n native muttons. s4d - u.s. Texas do. - 5oGsi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Newyo.s THURSDAY OFT d5s l.eIe4ne 10
cars for som and for ksSin Cox n maGsatc
II,,cl and arn Quotation, unchaneed cabe ay ed
I:0T Lo"9op a and y dGsG weight seate5
6 dun a. sent SC i9 eqd RTe dVdcd INNS
Of j. S"ambcrr and 5 hwarzschd snizoeps'' Inc
oMcm head were received ed tSdey at RS
ing st~ady, and common TO GOOD cows are q'o''"' ." Wv
y@Ecceps SO head q which fiS at ,b So' sta
puve,e leaned M the fresh stock "a wei es tc ssc
ye. ana the market closed fairly steady on al eTsGes
,rs ,oa at 2; !:cTn. pN at 2as r Common good
a: aRf 9I"e H s.e SaVes i' eoa qS:i
GEg Snn,y d'c,ed ves sold at :S1l PER n et
S DER. at at 2 a'' Lac cyss the country
la'sis Hs ~ ;. e ? gso at ss e
f. a, &c do, lo5 H. at 7ae CO Western calves 2'o
q mixed ssv; 81 al st. at 3 Il,
@ q Daenbacl Buffalo ealySs ISL n at &C yca 80
do ..29 n. at 4c IS erasser'' l'S H. az Z'' '''N
(poITp l' Xeson 81 Western csve. (poO $50 ~ at
D. MCPHERSON II, yIrriT&sss yea: a. 3; "a, a
5.25. % 8o go "a. g, PC =. at g. g. s' =
S Ifqa sSb Ssadas s.sS
q os ssF at Firm Tor S Sosa
All Sd Common to SgGn fs a@B s a. $ 5sS So and
ATE Wednesday G. DiIlsnbeok sold nearly cars choice
STATE ,naI' Mutton rn at 9c dressed lambs higher
at eNloc M, cs. ,a,,,. --i, -
s Il Pg g Ss1 100 2? ~, S'aadH q s%' at 8
90, Western do 7iA n. 3. So 2li4 $50 do os y a.
40 * Canada sheep rs n. at IS Gull lambs ~ ~
~ Ilae We.nesda-l; 1873 state lambs. ., II at 80 20
la DO . - at SO COZ ~ stat" sheep 81 ~ at - o. q,
i' ~ uarrinqton 657 Canada lambs % N. at 90 - :
o9 d. sois r. at SO 80 POS do. 6s m at % S7's
as western do 6s n at So 2lo STAT DO 81 d. at
g. 20: 2is wcstcru sheep % n at - ~. . o. , a,
Hume a. Mullen $50 PENNSYLVANIA lambs. % - ~
% 20 state DO, 81 a. - 81 d. +, % n az g %
Hale, beck Hollis 2l2 Canada sheep =, - ct ct
a. Sc q $50 Western sheep. 81 n. at ~ IS ~ .
" y pdcock Sons: III state lambs. 90 n. al
"a 70 loo DO q n AZ 81 80 ca do 70 n at 80 So ~
T. II n. az So 20 1876 do o. az g % % DO 81 ~ 9t 80
IDA Imck,nghom: 90 State lambs - y. at go 80 !.
~ do GS n a: SO 25 95 Prnnsylyana do G. ~ at sc ;
o. pennsylvania sheep. % y. at ~ G22.
NJ Colllnl oi3 Ohio sheep, II N, at "a 1877 Pennsyl
ynnia lamb. IS y, at - 20 -, 20 - -. - oo,
Hogs. IIfeccpto % cars. 1896 hcad-lG cars az
good medium light state hogs were sold late ycscrda!
and his uornns az sGaSG 20 100 n. AMI the market
Sovntrv d,c:se5 steady. at 7hds" for medium hogs
sasiac fof nrh. and pigs sell instances up
u saes-Iellre. wrisAt Co.: 81 State hogs los T"
81 Hume I Muilea 81 State hogs 1913 n at SO 90.
A. w Lamb II Stat hogs 230 n. at 80. .
Judd & Buclingham state hogs, $50 u. OF 20; I
PIGS. 100 n. OF 50 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sherin.st No IOj; Jacob Pfefer and wife TO 49, -,
Barnett l. ROscnhl S''o''
hh;ngI"4'' NO ~ D'''' % 75t
"ori' h't , N0s tJ pc, 1i1r 'V'' ~ 60 600
tyI.itst No o12 Man Nathan to Sa,illc Levin q 900
2jul.st AZ Enst Nathaniel Nathan 10 n 7,c
ls'n,> " q, 10y iobn n, II y S,trK .. $500
s5n;'t 9,S La't. ItIrndrI Ia hnan 5oOt
Sane property Henry hraket to Thomas
s5h.si i3i West John q rFaeu' to Mary de - oc
9oh,st 100 oS % 70 M"TI. Nos o5oOC
sd No 20 ~ n'''''' 1879
53d.st oSS E0-t; Herman ho'nig ana "iie' :, co,
julius Hoffman. . i;ia,;,on
soth;st az last i"N i '''''''' 22OOC
b7tbst n = g3i It Of scconiaVe. 10.sVioo5
Abraham Frank 10 Eta, R'eS.--..- 49,, Ii'oV'
lo5ih;st 80 ~ 90 ecnu,lcr Caresa don 1OoOC
1l9us,' ,1 no West n''''A' 1896
12S hi;t q go i IT. ~ o. i1 ai 1854
lon'h.st = $50 n = = PCHantaNc. l0'NlUVp' n Az,
John Nal, To- otto Wd'trn9 ...-..---.-, wv
l36fh.St 25s West Thomas Van Brrnt ana &c ,o,
wife n Mary Brown 80. 10 'o''O'
Areg on . pi1ge Num- t IT. rs l9cC
Lot, I'd; on 1 Cp,,.. Ial 100
Cord va ITace. l5j r. II Of ~ Heeia',s
crescent 25NIOO. MtrStn Near AID wife 70 30,
Peter Noidstrom------ .-.-..--'.. wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
pEc0RnEn MORTGAGES.

AnarS' Non So n. g E Eas ?'y Ta $4,000
Balsef John T. and vie % Nathaniel l. Morton. a.,
80. AZ East 57th.,, in.tnu INT. an. $3.50
he ,nct,o.S ag' y 20 i''''' u COCO
br'nd I|SpG'i 'l T'S .l1nst '' $1,000
'"j noat 1c,fi,t ~ Mad,Sna," YEAR,. 1900
Drsc Chari,. T. to William caldwell and
a5other IS and 70, ma? ,so', a., Mo' AID
s s,,' I%e, nv ~ .''' -. ooOo
De KiT,r s'HMa aiy 70 John & rr,eu, No ia ooo
Forlos c6Sflr- il a"d VIZ t. a,c Mutual Idts
a 9i0 wae, iSRi4"N orr N 1000
Gut.rine Jacob, to COG, Ehrt. Iotha7. ooo
He nike. Henry r. o. il,nre,,a Non,ro.s ooo
9l,t-st. " 81 ColumhusaN". . r'ar-.. -oV'p
'' Ycrk i5sih... " Of con-, ,ndi-ayc ycar 1900
JACOB. L lG,5 n 70 wt Fni,t@ yer 5000
Same 70 John Van Dusen Reed. ''h--i %. ooo
jung 0l Ja %S' a 1a' Si to 1aiic I,eoha. q
al executors. &c. and on,lc, S@i't' O. OF ., ooo
Kcng Et,anna to tho Mutual Liie ln~urane.
Tn.,mlaay q v So ''A oF'."''''. 81 1000
Levin Sayy;yilt 70 Man Nathan, so az Eliza. ,ooo
Merchant tsos iarc- i. to Isaac g Van ras-c
lfh.-t, Of 9Th a'o case -. an, '''''
another. ; Gocrct.et Of sianton-'t. year ,ooo
Rzna9n o. 'SaTcr ,a, 70 n toS.; year 1900
Ko,'n 'S ,yl Fl u ., iias,h,t. 2 year. 1000
Ko.snga ,:, M"'r, !" ,car ''' 49, 5000
saT Ia wi. ,tya r aI ys,rs $4,000
Schwocrer Louis AID wfe. T. TIE Fast RIVER
Savlnq, In.ti,n,lon cor l5ih-st and Ave- ,oooo
schvar1. Gustav ord anotho.. EmlIia schlcpp ooo
mann. 1i-th-st " - conn lm,,.ayyr, ~ oooo
dlclr,os No, 223 to 20 Tast s7th's, years m ooo
Van Radon Nuru-tu- II and vie, TO julius II
Won sach. and another. No ~ sprinr'''. 90 -oo
war Jacob. to Walter = King iand Fast 1000
Brnq,va- ~ Nontgorne ry.st. vc1rs-.....- l5oOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

hnss Euseovodo n1rxf snd 1 t@sqnss a9' a;5
ssS ioa5 sslo, ssrnn1G'1aa es sds
Toners illegtse t cGpmRi" 5a5 AID ic' No. o.
asIcdiae no = isdi 516c; No 8. l-l1d+%,ra ,ce.
~ 5.I6c 80. 10. l6iGdiisc NO H. J'"" '''''
No. 10. 326S l1.l6c ,,t,,,o ,t,h the advance
higher sympats'iHs; WIN a '" euSied at
gi,c I'm bhd> ard 90 in oaoina earnj ci c,,l
TiILOW-Na- IN better demand anu ste'd' 'u0''
az 3Lc Tor prime cty. Salos. 30 hhds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
EIROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool oct. g, as p. H.. Beef In fair demand
Pork I'm poor demand. Hams and bacon III iair De
mand Cheese in fair demand American finest white
ana colored firm at 40,. Tnllow in poor demand
Lard-Spot and futures IN poor demand; prime West
era spot firm at As %; October firm at as ~;
Wheat and -four in poor demand. COil-SpOt and
futures in poor demand: mixed Western spot duli
at 4s 34d: october dull AT 4S 90 N.vemh"r dnli
at d Ga December dull at Is g Id Hops al
London. Pacific Coas--Therc IS nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

FLOUR AND MEALFLOUR -Ths business p's she .
sr hts and spring wheat patent sale 5co 9b cg
MIL quoted at - az 5 5S 20 srI"c wheat
pstenis s. 25as So supernne 81 7oas2 20 n6e p %
hs Z a iS S 5 ana
81 ,s 's' S. a Ss SS a:5 i &
fsoeT r 81 iG Gfond 'o @ %S
quoted nc6na Soa5iGa o fOr be p.linc a.
$50 3 !s @ Ban sgc Ss quoted
So S9 fsi0ww again The only Pc;
nounced feature Of the Wheat Goo & one hox
sass S,s ssaa9 Sn4i quotations indicating ncea.e
q asc tor yns S more moderate There also r.
ports cur Of 6Ss front at h the w saSo ard Te 6er
,oppri late The spot market rather dr 0p stead
ESo5ie .s toSA on 4oS Sya SS'
5 and t,S S9 0si1 c h Sn
1g sd IN no red winter 7Sd7es In eev.t9 52
To Gti spring ssc SO DO sd 90
Mnwaukec splng Il SS@ySnSer soasosS closing al
do pe%beT closing o 3 do May 5p s
ass liza Saa f.0 weak az ooS all day noSIn.
9eS fSs sT va. to a' STea AZ "scc
large receipts weak wesIeTn adyce' CANA IT oad
sea'sq oS set de III from from The elevator The weak
R ssis s' so 1ssSsss 3 Su.S soGs Sa
zoo END suS sf Spr sa'n g. e 5a.S
nHa a. Sc 10 a S SsEass &
90 Sex ss t & &, s 'S5'F N.
and WITHOUT Oshe o s'us 'f uure Is GO bush
spot y y9 a. a $2s 10 % g c5 sS 81
Snsfdsd mssed sSass Ic ard .. Dc s S9' do 81
80 o.; 1oN CLOSING at sS'e 60 at DSc%6
s stsss @g so:n o ], q s,s &C.
DeGsnsSSrr H sS1Hs ard npeo
change q hay FYyres"1,o 90 end &
stoos Iensy SoS NO oSd cScT mxea sTv
Ri as SS yoassc; .Ec't rye 15SSoc oa aOa'oo
"H Tors@TSe market dass the Dun stain
r wh Of s 1852 ehoica &c DO prime 2iaa2c crop lss
choice 2 S?2 Do sc IN to P %eag ca m
Sf0P s 3 20? 2osc1c crop e1S 2ogGc
g % q 6 ss'P and
s"l45 S4 S3s sssi . s
hns:sS i lii'saf ISss4S @ fair
SSasssa s 9ss'' $50 s bis 1000 ..n
e e g. u s. i - 8 Il & g. K w. NJ , ~
and P s. r sas:s " @ r. n ss:
Fsy Ans sr Dr tSs % c'1d' oT 2' ,y
Prime - S45s; Hsnhadsn crude ossio Es. p..,sa
soSihe Gs'1 45s aatrai siDg 30 Do
o7 GO aotgrp Tnte I'd SIs @Gsed p Ter
TANK S5aSec straits. 3Ga87O: olive. Italian. Soaeoc
%tSAS FREIGnTs-Th. market n ~ dfc'.ises :;
S esyG 9He l35ei sTs S aad.
hogr l0' coo bale. cotton oaa 900 to s Spa0a
!sS S,. IT,. 5 sso: 6,asS
% Iapsr soooo rclh1d zoe e.!ni N .ip tslis
oasr,,S;s < r Pssris On so Is. fa:a z. 4
ssnS. sSTs,' ss5ss r s sR from
ST. Jchs d, West Coast Of Ensand 90 scSoonsr
from s. Simon: 20 lie Iss INN npv,. M :sbcSns
s ss cs,Ss.:a Yss3' a
from from h GS sSnss co.,
s s.s Ws hsn's n goth 's Sac Il crfs lumber
% 81 was ' ow wa s De icG @
s, aa soasb - ss'I ,Vs s.a extra r
s2m' iS ID fr ms. SfssG S'.Sc
:ss7s ,I.' w. d'''isss Sale. q"S go a mere
s,s s Fl las fspd a. At s ts nli s
Slcflea -S' saS: lo3.a,l$S .nosed 1l4al5.e
pi sa4.. 'aiH9;iih PEns6 hos
t f sd 90 @ss;' sa nsy1'' e SS
iSS :. e; sd q ,S.n sa A.:
AZ $50 for 6sioos,: 7S%s e; o XSySa os;
s tx csSoe. for .nd s,':
sr1rysn'fe h. ,n sishs ''i aof 'e Changed
, s ga'f' Sat. D.: .ae Fs%ssyv.ais .ona
W. iIsss w .sssi ::y ss S G
Iss e's 90 EF'1$ ''{ g
ss sc isanSc thirds issi5e STAT dairy aIkns
ssss;i ss :SS"'' e.@ ,'y ,l AK; r!
bid s G, ,,e ,al t.i cream
ss"ssg aoe ,o 90 sS 1r4 1919 sonc
s,e; I? sta l se i SKIN: &c
@ sss e ss? c D.1 ' CASE wa:
on q a 1Ge az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFHE.-For Brazil crowds the market was nm nm:
Gales Q $40 bogs Santos al 15c foT TO on IN -
ond i5sc for No arrive. Ihe miidef crow Neio
dull Sales ?CuO bags Mar.ca.rc IN plN1U, Wiis.
Ourion a6 ng was way tho s@ee rtathlnS our
"a 800 bags. The market eened s.e"i, w;ca 70 Vha
in 1rcs vail" other monhs Net "' :.
points hghsa fi-tnor sdTance Of 30 10 POM oor.
ssnuentlv took place ordinary 90 nIie' "a ~
good second 40 kilos) u 100 eNcAgr lNAte1
receipts in Rio. eo0V IaG. KiS cie-ShIy go bass
Gio market steady. secartc IN santos $500 DSco 80
Santos 900 Santos MarHet d.. "a
average no,,, notqs dong 90 '9 h, Fe
ceins AZ Eio July / 20 October ;. 1892 ?1lVOO pags'
SAME time, 1891, l.32ecoo bsss; same uHc; sT'S'
.o2 900 bags Receipts Santos July 70 Octopcr D,
1892 $4,000 bags time ls9l !oeg3 BAGS sas
time 1890 500 900 bags. Warehouse deINenrS sihce
0raob.1 ia. 1852 New-York, II 2S3 bags Ba!lmore
ace haxs cw o leans $50 bags Total oo4Ss oass'
Hn1 "a. Cd
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STOCKS STUPIDITY DULL
NO IMPORTANT CHANGE.
SOME sPECIALTIEs ADVANCE. BUT FAIL TO
GIVE STRENGTH TO THE GEN
ERAL MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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Nuttlcn Gales OF Real gstate.

Auction SALE
or VALUABLE RESIDENCE.
q. Brick Church Station. Eat Orange ". J.
Rob ri Appleton. IT,. RAJ Estate Auti0ncer. Bsck
Church station ond 10 Broadw,.. Nc".YOth has re-
ceiyed Instructions from
ED. n. AYMAR ESQ.
to sell at auction prtuscs his hagd'one residence
with grounds 100 ~ by 20 situated Of the westeriy
I'D. OF Prospcct-st. iow minute walk from BECK
on SATURDAY OCT. STU,
AT 40 J.. NJ.
Permits and further partculls ~ either OF offices
ROBERT APPLETON. JR.
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ilnfurniebr0 Apartments 20 let.

THE CLEVELAND,
l2G-i30 EAST .ifiI-Sr.
Flat to rent unfurni@hcd from November LIST; rooms
open outside light aud all Ncncnces. Shown
1913. except Sundays. Owner resident.
- OOMS 10 RENT unfufnishcd sney or en- suite !:
IL steam heat elevator service; nIst-claSs restaurant
single meals or by the week: low rents select. THE
BRYANT APARTMENT HOTEL, SO TO 20 West iod.st
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STAIN I'd.
STAIN I'd.
nod ord,narv ~.... 81. Low middling 20 "a

S,yie, GOOD oripary 5's MiddlnJ Is %
Liverpool elegans Las mRecepts ot HVg g,es Of
which fer speculation and export; ooo bsles AddIns
~ 600 ba,as: spo: market good business DONG nu,
n1iands TlGd; futures opened firm at 2'o4a 10 ''o"
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standard OF classified

COTTOH-The spot market mas advanced &c oct
wnpa.hy with the option Est Inc sAes merS 200
palss all FOR consunptlon. Port receipts Wer nS
haiss comparing with n 2o& bss this day ia4t week. ana
40 $50 baiss this day last year "a
Quotations are passed American standard OF ciaesihea
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Stock - ~.
The sneculet re market very active ana nfh V'.s
,pe AZ an advance 15dl7 points on lent pof Itc'Is
IN advance OF sac points at Liverpool ana TO-
the shorts who sold last week were PURCHASERS W.
Sales. 600 bales.
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FRANK BAILEY. o. EGERTON SUI T ndDn,
I'd Nice.Presdent. Ireasurcr'
LOUIS V. BRIGHT. Secretary.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE to MONTE
n VIDLO. BUENOS AYREs and ROSARIO.
RIVER PLAT T..
The T. ASP BEAZiL NAIL ibsx $ b s. co from
rohsIt rl5p Hra Monday October 8. at p. n.
sten slip ALLIANCA. Capt. william Meissnef.
PAU. +. GERHARD q 60. General Agent,
10 Nhltshallst., New York.
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A RED STAR LINE,
N. FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sAling for New-iorS and Ant"erp weekly ~
FRlFSINND Wtcn '.lty. OCT. L. ~ d M
WAfSLAND -Nedue>daV, OCT: ~ = D. IN
1h,ss Storage Passengers from EuroPe
Fist cabin, $50 upward second cabin, as; Prepald,
sf3 and as. Heducuon on round rip. Apply ,or
"Eacts !or frayrliers" Steeface OF very low ra',s
INTERNATIONAL NAVTGATION CO..
Cons raj
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steamers ts.s.os. ana City of Troy ie.v. Pier a.
Connect with ;ans for North snd Eas. Sunday
toreh et ALBANY.