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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
9tR. GTLROY OFF FOR A rAClIION.

Mavor-elcct Thomas F. GiliOy declined yesterday
10 indicate who might be his successor rs COmms-
soner Of lnbr Works for the rcma!ndcr Of the term
from Januarr l to MAY /. 3" may not make the
appointment" he said. The inference from this re
mark woud be that Mr. GlrOy may change his mind
and resign his present place before January /. The
filing OF the vacancy Of four months would
then dNvolvc upon Mayor Grant. This Is not the
general expectation however.
The MayOr-elcct hard at work Yesterday
Strengthening up his papers and clearing his desk Of
matters OF pressing importance. preparatory to a
short Trip southwark for rest and recreation. lie
SAID that We felt the need OF brief vacation after
the cxhausting labors OF the campaign. Mr.. Gilroy
left The city last evening accompanied BY his wife
ana daughter. The length OF his stay is Indefinite
but the ComlnissioGer said TINT II would necessarily
be OF short duration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
COTTON MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Nov. 10, onnMf'' r,srsc. No
cnsv. tmoricnn mtdling. low nlr'lihf 'IhtSni No.
yn1h.r 1liv.r" ~ ga buyers: November ana "a
c"mhcr delivery $3.50 enyeTs pT Icr1arr ard
January delivery. :; 81 "a rehr',ary and
Mrrrh GcliTrry 90 rlda II SID March ard Apl,l
delivery 40 G4d sellers: April and Nav ,.i9s,S
4 II Gid LuvrrS: MAY and Jun" drlivrry ' o,,e,s
4 3iciJ. lime and July delivery. i0oid s SIZE:
galveston Nov lO.-CGtton firm nld.l ns' 20 and
lnw n,ldduc : 7.sc: good ordinary Sc ~ ,.a,,
cross REGENTS sr3G bales exporiN TO Great a3S
G7S5 bnlrs coastvrSc. 3.I32 bales; sales '''
bales: stock 17j."oi bales. ,,u,, s,Ac:
Norr M Nov 10 Cotton steady midhlns net
low mIddllns l3-iGe; good ordnarD :,. tooswi.e.
AZ halls so,s 525 hnlcs stock - .5Gl bai'-' %,
sivamrnh. Nov. lo.-Co;ton firm: T.@Sllns' not ard
low m'ddng. Sc GOOD oMihary . ~ continent.
:, bales: coas.Nise 2.305 bales: sales. Voo o'''''
stOrk 1880 bales. - -,,sdlirs
Nov, ORLEANS Nov lO--Coiton firm r iuu' nt
2 80. low r,lddlng Sc: good Ordinary. =. ~" "a
r.c.nt. -3Sl bales: gross. 7.7ji @l"s ,Np0,,.ro
Great britain .Gl3 bales; sales BOO h'ieS' t''
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFTE-On tn sIoL rsed hIm witA n@iei''e 6pd
N tbe demand 40. ilo go, Il ~ l0l2c. Su W..
lac, 30 : santos lGl-c OV1 bag No. an1 >'V1l
- a. 1nl,t and uuciangr:. option dealings were ony
ro1mt tut lie tone quite strong pr ~ l"u,i r.
vas more e-. covering 4 local shots ehu i
roupItd VITA cher b-- ttiN 81 ldd crop
hclfad the upward tcndcncr. HAVE gained ~ J.,
and Hamburg closed 'aa's better: London also i''n
cember. rs ID Jenu9rs .enrn r VI ooTdlna1y
10 kiio.l l. $50 good second 40 kos II -2V
exchInge prlvat l2'. receipt. IL Rio 5000 9,s' 10
ljl 900 bags. RIO market quiet Receipt. IN Sag,
a. 49, - ,Hrr,re santos ii GUN Cleared from
Santo, NOVEMBER B. steamship Pascal 81 600 blgs he.
cep,s at Rio July to November ., 1892. sJtOoo p"e cd
same time 1891 Gs 900 bag sane tn o isSg Isg.
2oe 600 BAGS same cline 1891 III 900 legs -ams
tim 1900. 800 900 bags Total sales here tou'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

8oSs7c Sye Italian So' sns 5os
is $50 Of. n Noe: lSspss
81 Old eno ;s s%s s5 = s l,% p "Ss
lis 5cdfi BEEF Quiet and unchanged eSs mes
s ssasO Ida '1 %sS! sifs.s
quoted sl3 here and 81; az West Cnl Hd 100 n
s stc%Sy G SiI1 WI" sssSe 0p pssd $e q%fsd .
p,d ham ioaiGte ao '"sSsd DO
tfeSED HOGs-in fair request and FIRM qu99ted
~ I'D n naG v to 5 dy and
, TitS GE94' 's ssc go
Cy srcan strong and hshe1 sas. is ale. @s $50 cs
Soc January closed $50 Refined quoted at 1919 ice
Continent aud 10 p south An"r!cH ~ ~. ,a
%s line a G Isa@Sry s. s spa es%
sy,ania pals extras 2s2dz9 tuo, .en9r,t.
eIa 3odEc Wrtsrn arst, 20a2Sc DO 9ecp @Ss
Gpst. 70 elfr, Il a2c do scconds 10000 state d1ty
ha tubs ana po Stat, Sf' ,y wsi 90 :2b. ex,: $50
sgc arsts 52ao4e, .ecords 3oa2lc State dairy nrkIns
and tubs, l0d@Ir seconds 10 extras western lHlauoh
s,a"tDy5 a' : 2@2i. iGsSc Wc,tc fartoy June
rrdnS eSg9s l7%1 @rona1 10 20 s qfs'' II 's
CEEsHaf another quiet day with ch ,a so'N . 1a
cto,y nil crcam fancy white September lo'-glo'r %
coo ed I0,c: choice. loi4d good 20 prime 92%
l 10" fo% %mS,c :" STATE fg f,ttoPy m .sn.
EGG-vcry nm Oh rn9'r sn ana ne%aH cSoca
2c521c western 25a2Gc 'or PsnG loLc WeeicJ,;
sTGAR-RAw-Qu,ct tut .eaty Mg s,. s.s 80
900 S. s ,S c"e e. n ~ Crusncd ADD
So cubes 4d5c concctIo,ersA 4'sM', Columbia A.
''a ID A .'irc c mS To & SG 1iGSt
& 20. 3 "4GSf3f3cs: - 10 i5.iGd'sc NO H. 2's
- sTES s neglected and entirely nominal O"o-
~ adg tgt S omTst nominal quoted at Sc
asked for prime city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
ErIDEyCE IN THE DALEY CASE All IN

THE JURY WILL BE CHARGED TODAY-AN0THER
POLICEMAN on TRIAL
The cnsn q, Roundsran Matthew F. DALEY. charged
with assantng girl OF sixteen. Mamie Hannah.
will 90 to the Jury today. Yesterday Frederick D..
House began the closing address 70 the jury for the
defence. In the morning Policeman Lusser, COM
rade Of Daley, finished his testimony for the defence
He admitted that he had made an affidavit declaring
that he knew nothing about the cnse that would throw
any light OF H. yet he testified 70 Dailey's abb.
The defence tried hard 20 hnve the aidnvit excluded
bnt Recorder smyth decided the point FOR the prose
cuton.
Daley himself testified lie said that he was thirty
old. and had been policeman for nearly seven
years. lie made roundsman two years ago.
lie sworc that on the night Of March 20 he did not
go into Geer's barroOm. at Fit and EroOme ST..
He did not soc Mamie Hannah. Lizzie Lawlor and
Sergeant Mcdonald there lie had never been In the
barro0m, ana Lad never these two women pre-
,lOis 70 their bringing The charge against him. lie
said that on March 90 lie left the Dcanccyst. aIol
soon after p He walked about for time and met
Policemen DAILY, Roach and Gerranc at Madison and
Grand :. about p. III. Then the party arrested two
Lows for rolling dice. Aitcwari The defendant went
10 Coams tailor shop IN G!and 4. ana paid for some
clothing
Under The crosscxamlnation by Assistant District
Attorney We Daley lost his sci. pose sion. H.
was especially confused when ked about hi, arrest
o. Mamie Ilanran's mother iu May. 4 charge was
rumpcd up against her 10y The rOund~mnn, because She
accused him Of assauliins her daughtcr.
In lis summing mp Mr. House declared hat the
aln established 10y Dailcy's brother officers was perfect
ana should insur" his aCqu.ttal.
Another policeman. Joseph J. Craig Of Ia, Twentieth
Precinct WIS placcd On trial In larf II Of General
SESSIONS yesterday. ii J. charged that he robbed
William Mulhern. fish merchant living at ~ $50
West Thirty eiehtl!st, of f37 on October =. Mulhcr
drunk. and the policeman took him home. Grail
admits taking $50 from he complainant for safe.krcp
Ing Int f. ready to return It. The thai adjourned
uuII today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
srPrrre TO rr LIGHTED m r1Ec1nlcIrY.

In all streets where subways have been comphiri
electric light viii supplant cas. This Wa the d.
ci~ion Of the Gas Commission Yesterday, and motto"
Wn- given that LIDS for street lighting for III" wear
1893 viii be opened december NJ noon. Com
mi sinncr ti.roy remarked that too many streets. In
his opinion. were hndy lighted similar expressions
came from Mayor Grant and Coniroles Mirrs. and
the change from cns 20 electricity was ordered with
ont opposition. II was drclicd 10 plnc" n"w lamps
In University Place. Abingdon square. CHRISTOPHER 81.
Park. >ccoiiavc.. from Forty ccond 4. TO Eighty
sixth-st.: >iAih-avc from Thirty f0urth->t. - Ffy
ninth-St: Banh-,t.. BCnf-t and some others. Two
hundred additional electric HsAt, ordered for
the Annexed District, IN the section bounded by
one hundred and th!rty-slNh and OncLundre1 and
thrtyscvcnh ss.. Third ave. Southern Boulevard ami
st. Ann'save. The change from gas 10 electricity
will make II necessary 10 rails" the item for street
lighting in the budget for 500 to about se5O,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

Chicago. Nov. ~ ,>l~,Ol Wheat wd' easier nov
wth.taaing hi-ber cable, aad lighter roeep'N' Ih'0
wn> SCI, h,a,y ,clns DIS Iadnd.e' ana a'o aaS Of
meat ~ llild.rr.t, Il Increase bn ti' n,
almost 6tVotoU 10 ogtw,gnet every other colsa. - ~
ard tora alo-t - cent 90 The Itcr II 'oH Iio", Mime
80, 'p -Si rla.ei IT 1-1ed i7s Ger
alos and Dulu'n ir-ript Ntn G'r cor. ~ r N't
a., cur, Tho estimate Fri lay Oaly 90 an.
", p, made Tor OIL. - 90 bushels. Ihe tf,''
gave Eo1ii-h summary 9" the condition o. " Isl
winter uttt hcstt-i,''l
strong Nav o:caei a. ~ sol l't"cen ~. a'q M"
u com h,r, ard ..lirg at New-N"rt q co,. up \,
''.tadllcs az Iiny. Jr "m'arra~~ SRI 'n~I' o,sd
yet Receipt, show decided fapt OIL 9nll % , ys
io.aty md only 2io Tn atd for FulaN tharf> 80
ruado FOR ONLY 3 Geo bushels oFN fohow.l corn. ~
sold l.twccn - ard 3is. ard 81 cc at ~ ,,.h iv
,.i,. only "a" '-timlt" Tor ffiiaf ~
lGj Provision, We weak clr,I hit ma SOM ag
l.f. p. H., clio o. TIER zoe "'No h-S tN '>', ~, y,
Tor rr,l,y va. 90 tGf Prizes y, ino f0ds werr ~ 10
10 cents lower Jauray por, ,ol betwee S3 go, 90
and ,o.,d nd sl3 40. Juuart Ad between :, -. W
~ - ,nd closed - - IanuMy ribs between a.
aud 30 - ana closed az n. business was n0o M -
III iacscrs seemed Aspo.cl for decline r',,z
,cd va. d al cent higher; ccmter II 10; May al ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
THEY WANT MRS. WILLIAMS RElPPOINTED

4 delegation of fair petitioners waited Mayor
Grant yesterday TO ask the reappointmcnt OF Mrs.
Clara VI. Williams Commissioner OF Fhucaii0n, and
presented paper urging the same having 5000
SIGNATURE The committee" composed OF Mrs
otto Ncustadt. Miss Christina Mezgcr. Mis- Alice
We0hlc and Miss Mabel +. Randolph. The law makes
II Incumbent upon the Mayor to make his appoint
mcnts OF school Commissioners the third Wedncs-
day OF November. one third OF the school Board
gees out the end OF every year. The terms Of
Ms Clara NJ. Williams. Robert M,clay. james ".
Gerard. Il. duncan Harris. Randolph Gug6cnhelmcr
william Lumm, and Charles Il. Hubbrll will expire
on January |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
r,.poprAN pRoDrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov 10. 3:tj p; M nce anu Pm ~, fa,r
fair demand Ham, In poor demand. Eacosl IN i",t
smaSd l@rr war middle, anca' a. r. iirS, IS
ro,,nr offering. p'imr civ EOmna. eplrl'ss W y,
inrprpilnc in fnr demand steady at 22s kosn I"
fair demand Lard spot and fntrs IN poor n n ~
l5S ci Whcat-Thc dcrnnnd Is impr'ving: NO, =
red wrc~ firm n, IS lM No. red spring nr mosr
* % Plcur IN poor demand Corn-spot " pom
demand futures in fair demand mixed We>nn!m
spot ana November firm nj 4 3Ad Dncemn H. III ~
al As 4 add: January firm. nj - l2d Hops ~
Iondcn-paciGc Coast-Thcre - nothing oherinS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
ADDING TO THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE BUILDING

The Building Committee OF the Produce Exchange
which has charge Of the proposed addition to be
built on the Popham property. has recommended 70
the directors that another addition be built gu the
sOnest. court property. 1t will be stories high
cost $4,000. and add 10000 square feet TO the floor
space available for offices. The directors yesterday
approved the and the president will
appoint n day for q ballot the proposition. Tn.
two additions. with the present building will make
continuous front from broadway TO No. o soonest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
THE PETROLECM MARKET

Jews from THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
The pct~olc,m situation T. unchanged There WIS "
nos vaa,ar,y from the oil country. al the spcua'o %"
was confined to 1000 barrels IN options ?; 'is ee'N
lo.s ~ I, cent. A. the Stock Exchange the OIL "sN''
cor tinucs wholly neglected, -, -. -. allan IN
Rrnnrd III was unchanged at 52l cents per ~ ,rd
barrels but 10 points lower at $50 cents ~ p n,srp
a 30 cents In cases FnrpiSn quotations, wer ,R
Iss francs. rrpmen 9 50 marks; London, 4edi i'ioA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
BIG BUSINESS on THE COTTON ExcH4xGr.

Exchange done yesterday. The sales amounted
10 $4,000 tales. against previous record Of
$4,000 bales made about five years ago. Prices
went up on Government reports OF two-ffths five.
eignthS Of crop In some districts. The highest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

Apnl 5 i,59f g 21 900 Pee, I i5s55
July .................... 5;on a 95i 33a l@9
horE ANp MfAL-fLori no.ier' e,.a,si further
,in' s ii" T@ 1or,g mainly l' op E"s
trad account ci,.' r goo shl. nv mil cstT'
:, sorsi75 a. dne > goas. 90 spring wheat Iairnt-
- 2,s rs sup rfne 81 7oss! 20 me. o. e1a.? 70
ssc.' 900 hi. qnoicd - 9jSsi Tor sralsS.s "a S5S
- ~ Tor clear A. i5as 81 Tor ta,cnts -. 4 K.
Al LOU {'yyfd al, ~ '"r . t9
:5 n%i ''1 I" ,n,e'. 1e';sia' rye rL$i i
aa'; col;NMlNI,,s e.dy: .IIa9,d4yw'nc quoted -
l",I9n ft' a. go o1lr,,,,,ev ,,,o
Il = ioal natir, pending tn publication Of Nc Govern
Gui" ,nans'i "n'a' A,l ,nr ' m, V'sr
-, enbf ''1,'ra a. - all '' 9enn' . 4 -
e egy S Sod 1c ". Si a." c T v' STycr ia
-mll way; all"a To "seh ,o a. ''ig'is co.''d H.'i
;' zee co la % Dh "' Co,- ioT h. s,G GSaqS
M NY a'cr.! receipt; oa 20 hai ;g ,,o to 10 s,
asla ny on faoi Mig ar. aonr made ,iisNi ID
-lilne All 1851. bush winter ae,n,t lo-40la ilI
3 4 I} 9s ".s re-rsG , S d, 'f@ , ~ nd :,
rs..- roar The .pot nar.ct uirl -tcal, AID IL iol,
' s.' saJa , ''" I.T sp @2 '' d at D
, sc55 ,, %saa.f al, I-e "drt 'e .ai,',,
h"r' w. 100 coo bush ,.n,1 t'r Np.,ri
: No,c1lyr rori,yl; Do December. 7c''a77~e. closing
,I @ ee .c ,o.Ss a. -o costa Do MorS XIV 80
e., rlE ",a,yn,t NON 'D oal: q1..i :, sslac. n
.af.,', 1ud oo"ric in tn'l '.l. nAFLii .nr, w.t.
-, .," "T' 81 T T'ro,t -, u, pNT
~ =. VAL ln i,'t u,h.Wd ~" ..'Nrl "a" 14'l L
a., -5a@,c 5biiN rIlaG an i.r -i.,- Il, vl:h a
rol.'at eesrr. q aei,t tnoll u. riding ~, raul,
o. ngu.h oo@an,nt p hhh c9,.i n Go ''o Or
ie-- covering c'o.pg - y a, a general ruic. .i.rd-
fH,,ft - ftt-t. 10 fi.
vr... o. m. -po. thor. va a fdr un,iu, rc,or,,i
~ m,r- '!sne $1,000 bush a. >tndy pros,
D;ec; DO n elc,a.,r iof,o5)c. d. Z. i,c"i
r. (, NG oi}5 o%o g. og e% ca 9% i.9o,s
, ugssrrl4 mNcl ard white 800. -. gisA lor
5i'sa52 O. b. So No,~o6 r. aoi 'r Do Dom, ,''
Der .ic co.ing At 3'.c do January jla5i@r.
@xrs-gcq vr,cr ' On ;"; and SI' ais5 dscn
~ oIo i,. f., , RadS,icr' ,siimGts d"'r,ase -
Van ,od Sr.d'd 9iNd hoy ma Slls6t o.sr ,C,
l'.b mot qpc,din, g. = DITVWV o9,4 t9!!tr ?@ '.o
30 White aG,s cl",aor MA %o NJ t'l9,Gr
cloyao, ~ jS1fr nGat 60 mA'" dGr,g3, re
cc,a,"f anriadci nlcd on track 'a7c 9'SIs e
Dr,@ber aG' 80 cio.ne az S7c do aSu ar ' 90
az; 30 uhitc bcccr ber g1,r I'I't,n o ar, a.
40 n 6Sa70c. go n GjG76c, so N 7G--,.G I,n y
soa9oc ,harps 0oaoic rye reed $3.50" honinr non w.
meal "a 80 y VS. 20 ler ton " ~ ''" '"''"'''u
Hay AID STRAW Tradng In hay was uoh, and
s nG o ouootions pa 5y e's unChene"t Straw
do shiplne. oodc5" clover miNcd Ood7oc s,aw. long
~ " ,o w SMUT N" 'oHooei DO out toe t1c; do
n0rs-Shlp.or. rrm,in Indifferent and m. ac,,n.s
on local account continue SLOW. Prices a. quoted
10 prime a@T2ac st,e 10, % ny,%c do snod
So 40 ,""nI no 70 m.iIum iSa2oc 1890 u
sG prime cGc" 2aS do icon Common on to cda@. %
0z,r oa,'iornn ON od' '"oc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

Liverpool telegram. rs p H.-R'reIpt, 1000 bal :
Of which AmIi,1n. 1000 b1lr~ Sll", GOO hai', of
900 lol SPIT maf6et hand ming. MdfHns mp
land 1l-lGd Future olened scad' 3Gid adN0rc'
Aion,h hester market yarn. dar than ~ y, hlt
buyers refuse 90 Cloths Ilatrr SPIT mar.
fct hardening Ord. -pp 81 tr,r ord 5~Hq las. ord.
s. No,cmIer 81, pocDrbcf g., January j5i.-
February 51.s: March 5d1s; April. o. NAV. j7ss
.cll'rs. Future man et cay.
Quotations arc LACED U Amercrn standard Of cllsslnea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

e,r.s rsr. from eighteen to twenty-four points
m s,d tho net gain was from nine to eleven points
VIZ p oouosd"ns CLOSED at II and o.13 and January
M 2 as and eS7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
THE %TIIE or IR4DE.

r.lt,,,o,,. Nh, IN rl,ur uru.r i,pcL,uceI: lc.
80, 49, ~, 49, 49,. - "a "a &, a
1'I ,,'-'r r',v T|T =. rai 1ri and Nov llb,'
n..,ir A.. t,y IL,
- 80 ,,,,, 3,I "a. "a ,,c. ii3.l
I 90 80 '''''' ~. Ia,,t ,I. IGlo1 b,-l.
,,n,,,, dim, rr,,.r. Win 20, n. t',r..l.r.y
- Worm dili niNrd -plt and Novcmbc.. - -
49, 49,. ,,.,- - i.'t-1 - mr., nm, >. ritr,
H. - tr NIX lo1.rhd = AMIR rJ,d a. ltI
-, .''' -, 49, ~ " ',''' ~ ~ - - L.n.
~ in, p'', - -. ".'"' So" b. '-' ,'''
.a'''' W. hnrn' ,on,n.'" ,",D' "m' D''n
! q" VII " H'i"' -" '"'. '.' nun. W. N"''
A'Ni'.', 81" 80 30 mlM', o. 80 =" ''' r.
OPS il'" DISH 'io H. ~ i.''' i"'l' ~ P"lr'
No. - D" 'Nr l"c-i O., ~ i"- Stock - =. h,.l
iia} >tr."! t1Gd 10 'no'.' uM1'r, F't@S'H -.
CtWh Hrl~"'' uull anu easy. "l"h H'Lll1 ,,i'.
Cht:-' - " ,'' i'.'l'vh' H'''N nv" pV'"' -
huhmrns' lI,' ,n5ua'r. 3Nu '-".r Ia' ST. - 4,
! 'uf W'"'G sli"1'o"rS' :; T.' ,u'.o ~
,h"U'' J., " - i',l'. HIn. l. g.. !" ~, - - -"
&c. iI'" '''i."u' lU' u',' . - i,u'H !. III
creamery me. - " '-' lHr 10 'h.l ~ - -'' "
inilnt ON, ~" - WGi' iah'y; -o' &c t"l -
choice. i" l'c' i"hN. mn - --' co. iaF 10 .oN
10" = e.. ''"r li'a", l." 80. f'-A' 81 au> -'4
-. Zee hlm' ~" '"i goes. IN 80 - ~: -
! 10 '-" - - r.G ~ y trIlHl TEA . hi,'.
| Il ~
!, .,,u Wv IN rlpur ouier torn oul,t .tc,t,.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

OptiOn.-lt lu unusual dan g. ni- in' and iion
the start 20 ~" Hh> market underwent con dri 11
upward ~ t~J.COp halD- chang Il"
DiH..nr ua- co.. Irregular. near months .h1Hlut -
....H" a point WhI" iaf" ruled st b. -i". ID'r
,ir. the G6.cnucn, ,fop report. Which pt.t,d ~ De
g.. dolif hulh and thF sot,.as q "-iorf,' b.'In
general. Ih. CLOSE N~ l.l2 point. 1t 1uro o' u'Hr
sna la 10 point. on iac months sAl"'. 1920 'a.'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

tp~h quota Ions were ~ follows: Flour dun Gom
nails unchanged No = spring wheat, Il .i--o7l &c
-. > spring wheat. tOc. NJ. red. II 3-r1i | -1c
-. corn. l. &c. 80. : oats. ~ liza 81 l-2c No
white. f. o. b.. 30 ~ 30 BE No. , white. -. b..
.10:jc. No. rye 30 lie. 30 . barley. G3adic
40. ., t. o. BE- 3-G 05c. No. 4. T. u. b., ]566Oc, No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

1 haxseed, 81 10; prime timothy seed. q o. Mess
pork per bbl S12 d$12 - IL. Lard per 100 D. @ 06
40 go Short rib sides, loose. 81 oOa 81 IS dry saIt1
shoulders, boxed. g. 204S7 %; short clear idss.
boxed, Sass 05. Wh.skey. dis:iers finished goods
per GAL 81 10. sugars unchanged. No. corn. Il $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

Warch0use delIvcrI's sIncr NoveIhb"r J. ~ y, "
,.755 , 49,.
cOTTON-On the spot ruled steady az revised prices.
Sales 90 lnles fo- consumption Port receipts 90 100
bales against 40 Cpl bales last and 40 03 bales
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
Let's reason together.

Let's reason together.
Here's a firm, one Of the
largest the country over, the
world over; it has grown, step
by step, through the years to
greatness land it sells patent
medicines ugh
That's enough =
Wait little
This firm pays the news
papers good money (expen-
sive work, this advertising }
to tell the people that they
have faith in what they sell,
so much faith that if they can't
Benefit Or cure they don't want
your money. Their guarantee
is not indefinite and relative,
but definite and a6solute-n if
the medicine doesn't help,
your money is san eaM"
Suppose every sick man
and every feeble woman tried
these medicines and found
them worthless, who would be
the loser, you or they?
The medicines are Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery," for blood diseases,
and his " Favorite Prescrip-
tion," for woman's peculiar ills.
If they help toward health,
they cost $I.oo a bottle
each! If they don't, they
0ost nothing I
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

lThe quotations given below.are Los Angeles
Wholesale selling pricef.]
Provisions.
HAMs-Per H., local .moked, 16c eastern.
BAcoN--Per fb., local smoked 1896 eastern
breakfast 14Ac;' medium, 12A@l3Zc.
PoRK-rer. h., dry salt; 1lNc.
DRIEDiBEEF-Per H.. insioes, 1876
LARD-Compound, 3's, 91&c; SIS. 9sSc; 1O' s
9Nc; 50s,ssAc. Pure leaf lard, 2s4c higher all
~'-'N' Mill Products.
FLoUR-iLos Angeles xxx, 81. 60' per bbl;
Capitol Mills, $3.50; 81 erry's, $5. 20; Crown
$5.15; victor, $5.15; tupernne, $3.25; graham,
MILL FEED-Bran, per ton, $4,000; shorts.
$22.00; cracked corn, per Genital, $l.25; rolled
barley, $L05 mixed feed. 1920; feed meal,
81 80.
Grain and Hay.
BARLEY-Brewing, ST.. 2O01 30; feed, 81.
CoRN-Per GENITAL, ST. 20.
OATs-No i, per GENITAL, 81. SO.
WHEAT-No /, per GENITAL, 81 55@1 so; No.
HAY-Oat No. r$11; wheat No. /, 81 bar
ley No. I, $40; alfalf No. 4, $40 NO. 2 grades
sTRAw-Barley per ton, ;$6; wheat, $6.
Poaltry and Eggs.
Poultry Hens. $4. .50@5. so per doz.; young
ROSTERS, So 5O01A.5O; old roosters, So; broilers,
$$sSoaso $ssa ducks a. oo@5 GO; geese, 81 per
EGGs-Ranch, 20t021c per doz.
Dairy Products.
@45c; fair, 35(d4Oc
CHEEsE--Eastern, 12,S(0 SC; California, large,
lOH@ll1ac; small, 13c; 3-pound hand, i3c.
Honey and Beeswax.
5l<@6]xc.
BEEswAx-2O923c.
Nuts.
ALMoNDs-Soft she'll, 15@l6c: uamer shell.
19@21c: hard shell, 8@1Oe.
PEANuTs-Raw. 4@5c % III: roasted, 7xDsc
paper shell, 10c. -
Dried Fruits.
GRATED, 11@12c. r
PEAcHEs-Per lb., sun dried unpeeled. 5t0
7c;, fancy eyaporated unpeeled, 1O@IiI<c
PRuNEs-Per lb, choice, s@I0c; fancy,
10@121ac.
Freah Fruits.
APRIcc Ts--Per box, 75c.
BANANAS Per bunch, So. .25@2.75.
BLAeKBERRIEs--Per lb, &c.
LEMoNs-Per box, Valley, 81 OO(a4 90.
Eureh and Lisbon, @5. .O0G6 90.
PEAcHEs-Per box, 75c.
PINEAPPLEs--Per doz., $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
THURSDAY, Aug.

THURSDAY, Aug. a.
is Davis to N Nelson-Lot 8 bi G, City
Boundary tract, 12-7; $500;
Beaudry to M G Thomas-Lot " bl Park
tract 7--26; $500.
w q Kerckhoff ct alto Mary Boiard-Lots
and bl "a, 'Harbor View sub, san Pedro;
S521.
+ stovell ct ux to A Lewis-Lots to bl
%, California Cooperative Colony tract,
21f-15; $4,000
Z Fuller ct uz M to o6o X Gross et ux-Lot ~
JW Wallace ct ux to G Wallace-Bl 4s,
Ramona, 1918.
Los angeles Gem association to E Leonard
Lot 1424, 3-4kO; $lCS,
C Fluhr ct al to Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional bank-Strip of land twenty feet wide on
Main street. 1882: So.
State 10 Clinton-lots TO II bl 27, New
same to same-Lot 13 hl 2-Garvanza tract;
Same to M L wicks-sEA Sec 4 TIN, RIA
Same to same-Same properly: SIS IS.
A Clark to A Buck-Lot 2, Brown & Am
brose's sub 1910; lot IL, Lemons sub, Mon
rovia trt, 16-41; lot 5, bl 134, Pomona. ID
80; lot 8, bl ID, Pomona, a5--47; lot 20, bl4. Po-
whitney. tax collector, to e Tring-Lot 8, bl
IL, California Cooperative trt; $12.
e Tring to Clinton--Lots IL and lS, bl q
Geo Kate ct ux to w NJ BrIstol-Land de-
scrined in deeds 44s-1: 81,
Tring to Mrs Buffman-Let 8, bl IL,
California Co Operative trt; $75.
FW Day ct ux TO Gray-Lot 10, Grover Or
chard trt, 5-542; $5575.
g R Grow ct ux to National Building and
Land assn-Lots 95 to SO, 127, 1913, sec z; OTIS
81, 38, all Of SO to 10, sec 1S: lots 8. g. a. 25,
40, sec III; : 90 acres, 30-91; $5.
CM Healy to Porter Land and Water Co-Trt
IL. sec ~, T 2 N, R15 Wr3t-3; 81.
State to ] JJLessenich-Lot J l, bl L. Monrovia;
1919.