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Passaic City record., 1892-12-24

Reuby Martin come for the pumpkins yeu
promised him."
| Slowly she withdrew the frosty bolts,
that clicked beneath her touch, and
turned the key in the big, foot-square
lock.
There, outlined against the black blue
heavens rode beautiful young moon,
instinct with orange light. All around
it lay the white winter world. and on the
step--the realization of all her hopes and
dreams-stood tall, muffied figure, with
shining eyes.
"a merry Christmas to you, Lilyl Ny
Lilyl"
Harry"
Did she fainti No, surely not; and
yet the first she knew she was lying on
the sofa in front of the FIRE, with Harry's
dear, tender face bending over her.
81 dreamed all this last night" she
murmured sall-alli And now it has
come truel"
Harry Haddon had taken advantage
Of sudden and unlocked for improve
ment in his fathers condition, and hsd
travelled night and day to spend Christ
mas with Lily.
ssAnd have made up my mind to
bring you back to the Hot Springs with
me, darling," he said.
ssBut cannot gol' said Lily, with
sparkling eyes. sI've great deal too
much to do"
aWhere is Juliana Joycef"
ssShe is not here; she has never been
here.n
Then Lily told her tale.
ssAnd you have managed the factory,
Lily-alonel" he cried, almost incredul-
ously.
eyes, alone: and the foreman says,
Harry, that we have never had moro
successful season."
"It does not seem possible, Lily"
ssBut it is possible" she said, smiling.
81 am not such brainless toy as your
parents think, Harry mot so useless an
appendage as"
She stopped short. She was too mag
unanimous to reproach him in this, her
hour of triumph, even by the merest
implication.
'sYou see," she added, 81 simply fell
back ON practical good sense. Even
Juliana Joyce could have done no more
than that"
"There is not one woman in a thou
sand who would have had the courage to
do this thingi" exclaimed Harry.
Lilly, you are the greatest treasure man
ever wonl I'd give hundred dollars
to see my fathers face when he reads
the letter I shall write to-night-to hear
my mothers commentsl"
s'Have pleased you, Haryi"
ssMore than words can express, dear
little wifev"
ssThen, said Lily, 'sthat is enough
for me-"
Miss Juliana Joyce was compelled to
forego the sweetness of her expected re-
venge.
The old people down at the Georgia
Hot Springs could scarcely believe the
evidence of their own senses.
But Lily was happiest OF all.
sGod is kinder to us than we deserve"
she said to Harry, as, side by side they
walked home from church that Christ.
mas morning. ITO think that am so
blessedly content this day, whose soli-
tude and loneliness I feared with such
exceeding dreadl II were to live :
thousand years, am quite sure that !
never could have such another happy
Christmas Dayl"
And Harry quite agreed with her.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-24

Sing a song of Santa Clausl
A-riding up the street,
With tiny sleigh, and silver bells
And reindeer small and feet;
And, when his pack Is opened,
The children all will sing,
Hurrahi hurrah for Santa Clausl
Our jolly Winter King.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-24

Sing q song Of Santa Clausl
The jolly little fellowi
He has q twinkle In his eye,
His laugh is soft and mellow;
And, when his pack Il opened,
/ wonder what there'n be-
That viii be just the very thing
To hang upon our tree.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-24
LILY'S CHRISTMAS.
By HELEN FORREST GRAVES.

erieL OF clu6r uOWn,
the first snow of the
season had drifted
down over the rocky
pastures and brown
wooden fences of
Callikoon Farm, and
the old red farm
Passaic City record., 1892-12-24

A week afterward, Juliana Joyce
shrilly hailed the tinware peddler who
Travelled from town to town along that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

common rrgs "a 80 80 stag - !3@3t 1o 'n az, y
a,,I rnI.-I.ccips last ~ hours, J,loO heau' W,i
%r ~. wc,l. ih1s far .'.lOO hea4 ior SIhe u,' 1
i, 10 1900 Lead consigned tnInith, 100
head TO %,- iork, -.4Op head 'n saie. ',.UY 'sa'
-, c,,,d .l,w and very culi. closed very avn, WI -
n common nnsoid choice TO fancy wetnei - -r
- f,r 10 good sheep. ~ ''HSI Gun. d'I .U I
,,,n In - jo - - Canada co - % - 80. i'''D,
n"i,ve rnnlre 10 fancy, - :J0 - 10 90 laIF 10 -,
- 'n1 - u, cu'ls - fair, - 1o9 ~ - laui
man ~ odd - lUa a. Is do choice 10 falc!' - -V'
~ chicago. Nov d." The Evening Journal JsPora s
it,,.tp. 300 h-1d. shipments, -OJo Af"u
market SLOW steady; best naye' -" 20 ~ sI 10
W. ia "a % others, ~ oJa ~ Texans. - 4oG 60 w.
s.nclrr ~ sjG 50 10, cow, 81 lOd % co nVs,
Rs.ai,t, - 600 head sli pm~nis 1000 head MAfKr'
nn.nai .fropg cinSd Dwer; rough ana common,
x M ~ IS packers and mixed. 50 35a - 90 pisnt
soivv md butchers 50 j5a IS 10 sorted light 20 ooa
50 So: ships and pigs. s4g$j a.. shcep-Resigs'.
q 500 head. shipments. 1000 bead ohcep SCAR, 81
lambs l5c lower nstve. S4as5 70 mAed s - 10 o0'
"a n5 Westerns - 2ja - % lambs, IS loa 10 o".
~ I ou,s Nov 15.-Caftlo-Receilts 1000 b'id
shinmcntS / 600 head Market slow and weak iair
80 , na,,,r steers ar "a IS choice ~ 406 81 80:
to sS H ia sSo s Tr4as "a Indian st, N
r9rnfed Texans .O,d, ~ 20; canners, 81 Doc 81 %
IIoet"RcceIpts. 0206 head: shipments 500 head
Marhc' lower heavy, s. 3odF; s. packing - o 01
IS 70: Vght. IS l5s$ IS A. shc~p-Recdp's 900 head
shipments. 200 bead. Market strong, So to ~ 40
fol natives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
LIVE STOCk MADEET

NcW-lOrN. TUESDAY. Nov. lJ.-HT.ENLN- E10'lUte. 81
'an,,b,n,er IA rar 1n .,f,n,.,t Nv f. 1,t n,,H
% ,. co. ''Pe',r, ~ ,t '.','
anu . az 'Di "a In" ' 40 -" ;i"- So !
pp,II arr nov HD'o 20 u.t pic o. .l'
or iighi Common To- pine h'%yy ana eNts selected in
smau way al yc 'sHioicl' 90 ~ "i"?tr' h"ai,
ure,s'u Wa sIoN a, '2"v ioi moran" SUI -" 10Y
LIN 49, anu ho'n , =, [ I ~ ~ ,u -, ~"
ap' io' l' i" III ~" 'oi, II -. por"'- q"
i've CAL IN rn mCSgIat" p n r@t S'',Ie
fItirr az i, ~, al" ~
s.s az HI%Iat s7i hr. dSd ~ i"tGf
nuI. . ]" ~, 49, m 49,, Su 81 W =, mn
"oi.s % ia - ~ -. ~ },t HI, " ~ ',u
u'' hnrorc ' ~ I'D Sh,a, III, ,I,lu
r. ,,ro,. III V,ff tic III yi,, T. -" ", H.
!o'"soIIV" ''''.,'S '''' I'm .'vl i'"'rI o. w'
9r SMnt o., ana tl, sV oil chester VAIN l"o'
MI eli Ci.WS"Hrcc'Itl - head M trading Fool,
, ~ ,d H. W." '''i''' 80 '1' -'' "'''"s' 'o-'
lux Rec.lnfs 400 head of whit, ~ a, cn,be
e,coTr tnr oil so,i' ,itG ~ fs,, trn',,,, % ru,rm az
ora ser. '' sold at SIC Der n cGtarns az a.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
COTTON MARKFTS-EY TELEGRAPH.

Nvrrpo ]. Nov. IL. =. m.-trtton-Ihc srlcs Of The
daS haN" decreased Sine" last report To i3.OOD lnir~
and mclud'd 100 Am' riClu. Eiinr,, closed i.u .
American Mddlins. los mddllng clause November de
livery, - bi 0i Jjtld. November ana Dccrmh.r de
livery, - Gl0l j3G4d. Dcc"uhcr and january de-.
lv'ry, j3-di0i 1iGid, January and February
delivery, AjfIGi J6-jid. February ard March DE-.
HNrrN. - C40i J--Gld March and AurIl delivery
/ cOcid value" Apil aud May delivery. / ~ sid
luy"rs May nnl June delivery jo1 Ibid; June and
July delivery. > 3-Gid sellers.
Galveston, Nov. i3.--tOtton firm ulddlrg. , 5-ac ::
low micdNns. 3 l-fct good ordinary. , ic: net and
gross receipts, 49, bales, nl,o, liza lacs Stock
iB1,so- bal.-.
NorfolH Nov. lI.-CO''ol h'r: mi i.ilug sll-IGc A:
low mlddiin" lie - od ordinary. g-1Oc net and
grosi receipts. 1900 hal">: exports, cua,twsr, 1i9i
bal',. niles, - bales stock, II .:.i~ bales
>sva nah y " Ia Ott iru III ddiiYc. : |. - .
low miidllng. 5 1c: good ordinary. 3ic: net and
go rec Is. 0Olj balct, cAI Or', 20 Great Britain
5l7i lal"a astwise. 5,774 bales sales. 100 bncs
.tJct. 1O2,G39 bale.
New orleans Nov. 15.-Co'ton firm mlid!lng 9c :
low middlng. = 5~c. good ordinary. re-: net re-
c'ipiS. l11o3 bales gross l-iGl bales. exports to
Frame 800 bales. rolstvisc, G,3G1 Inc,: snlrS.
A.cOO bale, stock. .Ol .GS2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
REAL ESTATE.
AT TILE EXCHANGES.

v-oaord,v was an active day in the resi e''a'e "@
and a variety of different property was o"eleN ." -
,ancos 4, M so Libcrty-st., X " h"rnc'S o
vos 40 a., ana 456 Fast One-hnndreu"nu''" 49,.
- ~, ,hrso.,orv and ba frame dwellings, Oh i
90 os,o oacb No $50 brought 1850, NO. 4's' $50 ~
- "a AKA s2 300, all from Thomas Jeherson'
or,r ,yas sold 10 close the estate OF Ihonas H''S'
deceased. . ,n oeeres under
At No. III Broadway, Smyth & Ryan onci" unss
.,.... ~ oa- West One.hnndred -and t"ehF-scco'u'
= ,hrsc starry stone front house, on LOT l7'oNoV i"o
,,,n,rg IN ,he proceedings the buyer Tor SLOW.
Io 7 Wells offered under foreclosure lou JON. 10 Oh
onehnndrod. a nd 81 y-nnth-st, east OF DoS'' ~ ~
.ola "a Abraham II. Epstein for $4,000. go n,
Nuch disa ppointment was expressed az No. 80 I
uav IN the withdrawal yesterday by Ja"es " "
100 lots at Kngsbridge Heights near 'sus"'n"'''
ti.s nod hoon we'll advertised for sale. There wss =
Iotae attendance but through INSTRUCTIONS i ,..
~ ouc,onser gave notice that the properly wouia DO "'n
t., for the uresent from sole by auction
v Uarnett a. Co. offered under foreclosure DO. o'Z
W., sixtoenthst two-sory brick store. with frame
ho,.e in the tear, . lot 25S7lO. IL SOU ." h""''
Beyn ~, Keouey offered No l46 West m o
n,n, II sod 70 bradley Remsen io SIS'a inv 10
ia adjoining a similar property on io' i"'io""'
brought rs 500 from W. Ieckwltn h,ok buudInp with
no. o 80 ot 24x73 sold under foreclosure ." ), A.
zoc y? o5o The sane Ted and
,unstoGv trick dwelling full lot IL orousho 8'ooo
from Mrs Myers. -, 81. ,h,,c auc,,on No 34b
-, thrce-stoy stone front house Oh ioo
iSyiOo = IL sold TO A. Jone, Tor ~, ,h,.o
oSn r. BOYD offered No 9So Fat Ftsih n S r Wa
the buyer SrD sold some hypohecatd assets Of the Hat
Manufacturing Co. for EoVO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILplNG MATERIAL Haverstaw hard bricks.
snost quoted at So % ds5 IS per OC0 FshSl - %G
IS e2L up.riyeI hard "a o6as5 Jeseys - 2o0 y 10
Crston dark and red 81 Cioion brown FL fniia
delphia front s2ds23 trenton ron; Port
lard ~ oodst Belgian Portland 81 vO@sZ % "
Portland, ssL5teG 30; German PoItahd p [o%T[ W ;
R0okland common lime il worth 9Gc er Dbl avg, 90
nnish,ng 81 State line S9dS5c; laths are quStei ~
81 so per goats' quoted az 2a2Oc per Du'he'
cattle hair, 1Gd1Se.
CHICORY-Standard English granulateu quoVeu " oo'
and do French. 4i2c DO German, '2c
COCoA-There is fair jObbng movement WIN prices
hold firm Quotations: Caracas, l4d4'4c; Irhlasn To-
0I4c; Guayaqu. l5dlGe; BAHIA. l22el5c; Snd 81 DO
ningo 10sallc.
CoFFEE-Fsr Brazil growths the market was dnl but
steady the basis Of TO- for NO Saie' yUJ pays
arrive dessrpea coffee i5c go bags s9nos. No g. TO
arrive l5'sc The nilder grades were dui but e ad
Sales 400 pieuls Interior Padans, 27'.c Trading in
6Slo points lower but The closing was steady a. quot
orally steady. The RIO cable quoted fr>t oIdnay 40
change private, lSsci receipts " ko q d"SS,3o
haas; Rio clearSnees Europe, II 900 bags Rio
stocH i04 900 bags RIO market firm; receipts in
Santos days 20 900 bags Santos stock 2Gl GOO bags
Santo, market arm good average Santos II 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY rrlrGn ,I.u

Buffalo. Nov. 15.-(atiie-Rcc' .pis list 81 h1ure
40 head: total for the week thus far, $50 head pr
same time last week. G,5GO head sencd throug.
$50 head 10 NewiOrk. geo head. on ale 500 head :
opened dull for common grades about steady for good
lots: closed strong for good dull on common lots ar1
stOckcrs. iioEs-GecepiS last "A Il urs 200 head .
total Tor III" week thHs far. 1860 head for sar'r
time last vesh 1880 head. consigned through 1850
head 10 Sev'-NOk, 4.3JO head sale 7.,CO hcHd .
Opencd steady and firm, all sold heavy coinfci
s5 e0a So pacl"s and nahum - T10 - Is = recr,
good 10 best cOnfcd 81 ION - 50. do light fair do
50 G50 IS TO- good heavy ends. - 25o - 4O pig.
good f. best cornfcd - iOa - % do common .ldps
TO fair, g. ga ~ so assorted iougLs. ~ 25a So 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
MILK ANp CKENM.

The daily average receipts 81 mix and cream a, th'
different ftlfOu distributing I'nt~ Ia nad near the cay
for the week have been a. f.iows Erie $3.50 cans 90
milk 20 ,pnd" i,cd niik and 10 can ~
renh~v,a ropehkc'Isir and Eo~on 80 'ans 81 mil
SusqurhHiut - cnu- Of nIlh and II ,lu- 81
Lac h wanna, 90 oi MILK and % %, 'uu-
dcn.,G milk; NewNOrS Central and Harlem. 2clo c0us
uii'N Il ~ rOldria,G milk and II Il
SOW YORK tity and Northern go cans OF iailK. Nr,
YO.k Nrw.Ila,tn AID Hartford. 40 " milk; On.
tariO and Western. OF milk and lU3 Z,
cream: We-' >iote, 1870 cu- - milk - OF con-
drn-"d nils and 20 Of cream; New-Jrl-rN Central.
- can, ~ MILK ana 10 cans % cram; aid By mis-.
,elau'"iis short Goo milk and 30 cans
o. Ih' frtIl ctilf supply has b,"n l90tl
q mills l1G cans ~ condensed milk ard ga can, Of
cram ~ meeting OF tlr lioa q q Directors ~ th.
Muh tNrlanY' ~ vas soiN tit Oh and after Noycu
Ter lN th- Exchange pfie o. mix BE- 81 ~ pr bees
Tie ialrOli rid-", pud with alluWan II > cent
pr Vii-n delivered the vi the lIud VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
ErEoprAN IRuDrCE MARKETS

Liverpool nov. -. 8 10 p. M Reef mn pork In
far demaI d. Hams IN poor demand. bacon In stair
dcunai. tumhc land cut. about - 10 80 10, steady
At lis I'd. thec,; IN poor Il 'mand. DhoN-Tncr.'
i, noting Offering. tn p milne aud rosn IN far Dc.
pmua. lard pot ami iWui IN poor demand.
Wheat aud hour In fnir demand Corn-Npot and
filur,- in fair Grma1d: mlN,d western spot and No.
Vcmler steady ~ T. J-id December steady at
4, ID January steady at = ID. IIo's 1T London
Pacific CCat-Thcrc Is nothing offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
Gote!s.
rirst.CIa.-. RESPECTABLE. COMFORTABLE

First.(las~. RESPECTABLE, COMFORTABLE
HOME IN NEw.YORK. THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
WOULD LIKE TO SPEND 4 WEEK IN NEW.YORK,
But THE GRAND HOTELS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE
AND TIE CHEAP ONES ARE TOO CHEAP. MR..
rII.rY HAYNES OF BOSTON. HAS SECURED \
LEASE OF THE GREAT Broadway Central Hotel
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. ON THE MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS HAS EXPENDED ONEE ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN An ENTlEE
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PROPERTY. AND
WILL. RIM 1T AS A FIRST.CLASS GREAT, POPU'
LAR FAMILY HOUSE on THE AMERICAN AND
EUROPEAN PLANS, SIMILAR TO WHAT HAS
PROVEN so PHENOMENAL \ SUCCESS AT THE
UNITED STATES HOTEL. BOSTON. THE LoCA
TION is EXCELLENT: THE NEW CABLE CARS ON
yROADWAY REACH EVERY FASHIONABLE
STORE THEATRE AND ATTRACTION OF TIE
CITY AND TRANSFER WITH ALL CROSS TOWN
LINES REACHING EVERY STATION, DOCK AND
FERRY IN TOWN GUESTS ARRIVING AT
'p,Nn CENTRAL. DEPOT, i2D STREET. CAN TAKE
4TI AVENUE CARS DIRECT TO BOND STREET.
ON; BLOCK IN FRONT OF THE HOTEL.
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STAINED.
Good ordinary .0as Low ndding ........ .,
Strict lOOl ordinary .Oai Mddiug . I'-i"

Liverpool kilograms. 4j p mlleceips 23o coo ofG'
which 1900 bales; saes, SOvU bd 'd,
raised 10000 bales; for spcu!at ON ana eNp1it I'
bales American. 6,COO tales SPOT market -t'au"r
Gpands Lied futures opened - Any az y"
Led advance. Manchester markct-yatns ,r.hg; rI'ns
offers scarce IaNrc spot market quiet and strtdY oro
usry spot 62; ties ordinary 3d. b9s GIdntaty. 30
November 51s- December % January u; f.i rndtN
58a March, $50 April. j9as May. j.' buyers i"'Ui
market nnI.
Il 22 points for The day in sympathy win an Sanc.
OF 5o7 points Liverpool duc pert 10 the report mai
the troubles had been adjusted Also tha >tats
estimate from COO OOJ u
G. 75o 600 bales. The sales were $500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
miscellaneous.

4 Ow SPIRITS. GENERAL NERVOUS AND PLY.
IA SiCAL DEBILITY, MENTAL DEPRESSION AND
v EAkNt>S currd az home without instance u
failure. Pamphlet prospectus with voluntary testimonial
OF the curd and endorsements Of the press free all
4ddrcss 2. 0. Dox sos Boston. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ash Mark, and another. rincus Lo~enfeld ., 200
;S o' SoI @ qa SO aaa Vie TO Mutual Life
ns1,rnr. "a -oth 4 y, OF ltn.aSe yrar 1900
Ja,Ir,.,t II Of Oak.,t &C. years mortgages 1900
Ni , 4''s" of 5iaars. T'!' . 1887
Brown. Jarc' and me To "ermania iifs lnsus
s,.tes''., '-1'' - 10000
"',''| o i l' ,,''' years 5000
B~nel;. frdcri'a 10 .a'o6 i.e"'' i2s'h.~r 600
costello Xlircd. to ll,y Guarantee and lrS,t GO
coax r-y. ~, ffwa,i CO.. lcn,cimci and another.
o,g 'S,"'' % ''''' '''" Ave. "a. $500
,o',y. Iaiu.l and Niie. rc tnlgranl Industrial
si,inl, rank. corner loth.'Ne. and iC'tn ZOO
Woosi5r.St. W OF Ii,cchcr-st > years, .oooo
De >an". ,crdnc 4. 70 Joseph singer on,
i' , o 9 2S Ii,s to- sm1 Williamson
ia. a,,na,c Of i5e t, ! y''5 r. me New -"o
Ss L "'G ye, C." ,,r m S2s!, Of 10000
- ma. li6 select lots. part OF Dickinson . 400
tr,t ,.n4cl and NJ. t, John JOIN, Mclaughlin , ,oo
m 81, 81 and Is i,lr S"T To- eSt fcuta DOW
ldoth.,t OF CoGrtand' ave. yeHs 90,
Gavin" WITH Ni,noc ami wlc. to me NeyhsrN saw ooo
oraa ,,ccr'c and Mic 10 sard' Glass, " cor
nrr Wi.,-.A,e and ilGt'st Yeas ,onoo
1cs'y iacrc.a Ii. aaa husband T. ~ G,yr@de
W' tg,rS 'os &C 900
9int " Of ytH.avc ............ 1000
non o'''5I t>r ~ = Years -. 1880
ho.W' S,.tt' - itha1e Vars nCrsagcs $4,000
'"'%i ii! ~! ,, 10 n' 10 vars .. 1000
Johnston Ein5,tn. and husband. to Cecilia
to, o',ts r. a.. : ISM - '''''. 5000
''. .tr " .da,c n OF 7sd.,I = ars 1900
N'.s sn~ Of f' l.ta,c Year, | $500
h'r'"% "a, iyst% SstamcnS 1850
Kc,scr I,t.r to katherine Becker. 9d-a,e' ooo
enno ,',' wmiami =! to IionIolph '.ngs nhcimrr
another 99th't I'eNi'eonaNe =, ooo
uand' ,.orco to august Run 5th.st. Isl. =. ooo
Matthews asS JOHN Sr,' IL and w.t. John IiIecow
al. trustees. ct. ooth'st West Enda,e' 50 coo
Mniry, Thona, to thc Emlgraat Industrial say.
mss Tank. Nos So and $50 West i2th-,t, 90 ooo
Nc % a,a gits TO, tn s SgS""ns ., p S,.
a h ' ,eirs .D.. 10000
iletT.s .i''.' Of par;.ayc ycir.' 1900
se % Law Ici''S yc"r " notgSse S -oo' $1,000
N"I'r h M"' 4" Of ~ cSoptlandtavr 3 ySars. 1000
nicholson. Flwari t? ,o sarah All ct al. W oo,o
Try, May /. to Michael Giblm and another. , ooo
Tp"st Co. 4ss 6tS.aye year. '..'., $4,000
IeIington.ays instsmcnts. "''."'...,',.. 1903
~ kin / year ..''''...... 10000
tor los Grccnwch.st 2 MORTGAGES. years. 10000
samc. TO Mary l. Butler, i35 GreenwIch.'t. ooo
same to liii, Hazard. .amH property wears 5000
S t. aa Lane IL NSS ' @%c a%SS as nrs 5000
9i,t..t : W q oth.ave wear ..''..''.... 1900
Co. q Eat liouston.st wears. ........... 1900
rance Co. ssth-st, Of othave years $4,000
Of ed.nr years ....,..'. .'..'...'. 5000
Richards, William il 20 Eliza Woods $ 5 10Th.
ST. OF sthaVe years oooV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts ue wc. 1903 1sss Up IT. for The we H.
5,J pkg. INslDuted apple. are held rather hfnlN
indr. Continued iodrrle af tn,, bit there +, quiet
tfndr passing. Suu-drcd sliced apl'- i0bng -l0wY aud
with The exception Of cht'r 'agn lraftrfy which are
scare" the feeling shad' ca,,f chop quiet. a
of nice eoic- ana sAlns sai1 2r. Pa"hr. low. but
IN small -.orh plum- wasted bui nll othef snail fruit
pht demand CIlornia fruits moVn" slowly. ana
IL l.nr..I 49,. II % 1 L n, a
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A D TIE NFMYoKK TGiBrNE WILL RI Re p, G5
north Thirty ss' 5 and A q, 81,
ave- s. e. cor. 23dst. l52 9th ave-; loI as.n
corner Four,eenhst go ThirdaSe corner 7cs Ftave
100 West Forty second 81 rs Conm5g''vye. %
Ct 81 West a2d.st.; It9 Chureh-st DOL 1hrda'e'
i'"at thn II ,RIEM OFFICES, $50 Fast One hundred
and twenty Afth st ei3 West onc-hrdrea ana
nfth.st and $40 West Onclunuieu ahu-'o'-''"" -
10 X n m. It regular office rates -, ,,,, ..u II, on0
W =, n"oklvn at az Court. sos Dc Kslb ave; izv
Redford.sye and No 10 Broadway, up 10 . D. H. "
regular Office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

SUTS-Pcarut. steady quoted 1t SIC foT 0ncy hand.
picked snd .D3, fanrr-': Spanish shelird freely
offered az t'i0jc for so. SO. 81 \irg.nia 40. J
-hel,d B., ani so AT 20. Chestnut, quot"l a +ia
~ 20 yer bu.h FOR ml. . choice Ney fru ncw hickory
nut here VI ara demand good AZ 3 % per bn
DLESWAX-gui-t 2nd steady; South N quoted
at 2j6"7c for la lots.
HONEY quoted iOdl1c per N, a. 10 color
aud strle II ,aciage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

COoPE.KAITF STOV a-Aoasses and shooKs aIe
prices. Mslasses shocks and heads
Ssmch, 81 s5ss2 20 SUGAR shocks sad heads 9s;insh
bepis 750s5c; shocks and heads. 81 um pipe.
sS SOFAS 90; empty ho9>heads ~ % hoops, IA feet,
CORDAGT-Thcre IS moderate movement win pre-;
yfous Quotations generally obtained 124c for manila and
1Oi4c fOr Sis-ll the usual basis.
COrTON-The spot market ruled duh 1T advance OF
lac Port recclpt, 5045j bales against sos bales
last week and IS 2Oj bales this day ago.
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VI W. It J UT =
BUl TER.

Il, ccipts for the week. 2ioi pfes EAp"r' ini "tcA'
/ 90 .sgS. nile general demand iias IttI N'l!
market Iigtit supIIitd Nl@i i'i
r-n table graacs have shown R4aduN haIH ~
ns tuI,t,g. the advance fVg week being so"ut j.
ycr guSles have also iHpeNea HtI.' I"t-
Duv.f, looNng lOr something - tGhr The pace OF u"'
Du Tor all otncI thcf6 pa bton Little |.l u, -
make il dl,ucut " nsnia.n former values Az thc 'V
f.y Western Creamery IL arm a, Bic VITA re-" ~ S'
lot, placed fractoay higher thr kFin7 eo.t 81, ';u
receiver, Try hc ~ NnEh th't' w W
grocr,y trade 70 make loss flrstr are ah
luQ ~ when showing pretty heh quality out
crgdc, sell AZ 2rd-ec, taict HctOhas anu ms
ar dull The ngurs quoted. NJ, much nONemcnt VI "e
ir,-h STICK and June goods ar also eu'''
.ood deal cr,ancrN 4, ing i0l Hu NJ.
.nirh Srptrn.cr and ID toh"r iuakv ana 7"is a.
latter Tor iancy late october tub. rails or ,'''"m
.Yb,sd above 80. stat ottTy ia inF rctl h", ~
ucv hall tubs sell fairly. and % secure SOM OF - '
lua, OF buyer, tako an &c a-.1h" 'ht' ""'i' An
rrn- alone aud ali 1rdeh u tabs below cho'e arr GU
I,"rf.rs TOOK .oun If III, fresh mad iic,of
mi. =, ljp0IgLc but N home taie found u" 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending November 10, 1882.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts tor the week-Beans ZOE bbi' peas. l2iN
bush. iXpOr-Hcans LOS. pkgs peas .J44 bDIs I'm
potts I.Ol bals teIns Fuithtt ,lghl Lcs>'ons IL
tic mad after ldsf report bli
ceycr, found outlet for ard VI 800 bbs ana
with somewhat lighter receipts sncr cir nrhet IA
became more steady choi, socA; Jthcr 2Iwl,s are
quiet lOoss 1! the small si1t marc" would nav
down To price medium. To- ue present.
writing choice pa and medium have been airlt susth 6
uodrr n odciate offerings but they bc.lnnlHe to -
The coupefition with forcen beans and Tn. ono IL a-N'
20 Whit kidney ind tu;tlS soup arriving uh' tne'
iriug extreme prices. Rcd kidney sttaN bu' qh'l.
california lima shade hruer Ioricn b~ans moving out
nreftv we'll Green pea held higher, under stronger
p. 1910. ILL ~. u
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DrookInn Real estate.

At SACE1FlCE-oNn'r must eel 9S,1ry ,,. SHa
n l,..ueut blirk and stone swell iruht n"'i'Nt.
modem .fvl.. splendid coadt ton: Hady ~ move Hthl
In b-lcked IA furnace mirror. cryets chnnd'5' w w
nj ffln. r-,r. $50: only 20 cash rlnn" NtpN
,n urrl.,- ~ garfield Place frospect He.iNt' is hlu