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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
GRIIN AND PRODrCE MARKETS.
rEArrnrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The wheat speculation was decidedly active yes
,or,.av. nearly 100000 bushels being traded In.
WIN, the market was somewhat variable the nct re-
salt Was favorable TO thc bulls. Tie opening was
weak with declines Of $50 5S cont but prices then
oct,on OF l-saa.s cent. December options started at
20 cents yielded Is cent rallied to - i2 and
cics~d nt II Is cents. Enrlv weakness WAS due TO
dls.rpoInng cables. selling by exporters, an Increase
~ 272.OOO bushels In the amount on passage 10
Europe and gain OF 1905 600 brsSels In the English
visible supply The market then rose. on nnfv0rahlc
crnp reports from the West receipts lighter than had
been expected. and covering Of shorts The srrngth
I'm corn also contributed 10 the rise had roads West
and fears for The newly winter wheat also he'ncd
the upward tendency Clsh lots were stronger and
h"n.h nrd IT one time prices wore lAdl 10 cents
higher The rise Of PROVISIONS the covering Of shOrt3
md rsr nj the W,st contributed 10 tho upward cnd@n
cv. some cariv weakness WIS canSct BIZ the state
an Increase OF tc4 GOO bushels. 'gsh corn was firm,
snJ - OcO bushels were sold ror shipment
Oats rose l4d3s cent. IN sympathy with corn
which caused Il covering of shorts. Cash lcts were
ern ard fairly nc,iv".
lard Wa, bullish. with the west. No export sales
wcr" reported.
Wheat November. - 7S December. Il la: Jan
nary. 1898. n 10 February. 50 10; MAY. 81 II
cDpfs.
Corn november 80 Dcccmber - ,Isnnary. 1893
u IS: Way. - II cents.
Oats November. no -: December. 81 IL: Jan.
merry. 1893. 81 10. MAY. ~ IS cents.
arfNovsnbcr. 80 so December ~ GO; Jan
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday at
New.lorl Baltimore, Philadelphia and hoSion were -
n 'S.n%s ooS' s4ocq bushels total grain lisiaT5
bushels nnur. l930lA packages. Al Chicago. Nil
w'utcc and st. Louis The arrivals wer: Whcrt
lhsle', total grain i.549,o@7 bushels horr 53is7
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETs.

Liverpool Nov. o. 8;43 p; m,-Beef-iiolders otes
Moderately porh-,rhe supply Is poor prime mess
Wrs;ern fne firm. at 7ss sd: do medium firm, st
- ssa Ger r. f Sly, 'or cut SSca
ndcr sparlnciy; short rib, about % pounds, firm at
ySs: long clear mddles about IS pounds firm at 46s
long and short clear middes. about % pounds firm
at Jcs Cheese--HOldcrs offer moderately. Talow--
The supply is poor; prime city firm at 24s Cd.
Spirits Of t,rpentIne Holders offer freely, dull. at
u I'D Rosin-IIoltcrs offer moderately. Lard
Stockholders are not offering, rut,lrcs-lIoldcr
oicr moderately; prime Western spot, nominal.
modor,tcly Corn-sp0t and Futures Holders Offer
moderately: mixed Western spot and November,
u.eodv AZ a. 3-4d: December, steady ut As 3-4d
Ianna,v steady at ~ I'd. Hops at London
PodGc CoAst--jioders are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
THE. rRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago, Ncv 0 ;Spcclal.-Thc incident To-Day
Was the enforced closing Of the spreads In ceTn
OF p0priar room trader. ID. T. Sh!cy. lie Is said
10 have lad 10000 bushels OF corn sratdlcd >
ieiwccn here ana New Work. Ills ready money gave
Cut, and, although me Is supposed to be sovent, he
ccud mol respond 10 the margin cans ne h@j no
raies In his nnmo. doing Els BUSINESS altogether
ttrsUgf otacr concerts, principally Mcintyre Ward
wei The corn ihI!s tseaghl for While tiat they
responsible for ,he advance ara pressed the
narEef WArn the reason of the strength leaked
out these nl:iS Cid Is lot OF realizing. Lay opened
~ . - sold bciwt cn al ~ and A. To- ard Closed
Il 47 = M A. j-S cents. The receipts were 3GJ
as the IS i'm for Tacrsdav, $50 cars. Clartcrs
l.crr niGt JJy,DD lNs.ius. The expectation
Is that the Government r.DJrt To morrow VIII make
the A>rrst yieiG pr crs OF corn about :" bushels
Hhich VOID make u yled Of a little under 1,Ccc,Ooo
co. hrs!ie.s. Wheat sGvancrc IL cents to-day,
and clooec about cent over Monday. MAJ openca
~ IT, hr',w"rr ~ - ard 20 10. AMI closed ut
20 l. cents. Tn ifct ia Il the election was out Of
The Wy proJnily revived speculi ion li;te There
siIonse., y rte. larry tie low grade. There WAS no
ere ageuru. Oa;, advanced 4 cent and he'd s6cn
=, cent Nay sod lrom 30 10 10 81 AID closed ut
: & 80 SIS cents irovslons opened very strong
ise n1@ @I sgs kolacr. 'S F pork touched
~. ~. Int closed AT s:3 - January lard, ~ 81
b,,i csd It ~ 20; JsniaIy nils. - O5, but closed
nj ~ g.. Nnv"7fc: lard went from 80 10 20 80 80
and closed nj - % Their" wore II 900 hog. the
estimate for Thug-d y, 2a,O0). FaAscc! wGs lower
y, CENTER l-2g ccn' lover a 81 l0n 81 90 IL !;
Xay 81 II ~ 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

Bal;lmorc Nov O.. Flour duh. unchanged. r."
reiD,s 9GO-3 bb., shipments, 1880 bblS slles
LEO IBIS. Wheat strong NJ. > rcd. spot. - 5-SG
- Ste: Nov,ncr. ~ 3-4c bid; peccmter. - Iia
a 9s.: Nav. - I-e6s9 1ac: steamer No. red
81 I % Mt receipt 37,4l2 bush; storb. 2I0I 80
hash Sale. 5000 bush. southern WHEAT steady :
FuliZ. Gsd 10: i1ugbcry, T00 ~ l.c. Corn strong
..ycd pot AMI November. IJa 40 lie wear. Jnhuarg
ana t,b-uar.. = lie bid: Mn. soc hd steamer
ICi $50 hl,h sale. 140jO BASH Southern corn
lrn white, - ia f0c; yeow. Ion 5Oc. oats
Si,-,dy. 80 = White, W"strrn 4idi .c No. = mixed
d. 3Toa7 ac: receipts, sl31 bush: stock. III 124
bush rye l3irt. ". >. NOvcmhcr. t2c asked lr-
,rlpts l.OiG bush; steer, O., 80 husa. Hay duh
and s;rsl:: good 10 choice imathy. 3lAa Sl4 10
Cun ire sjs scldy steam to Liverpool, 4ui IA !;
Corl, for oldeta - ID Bntier irm oseancry fgncy
II G:,ac do fnir 10 choice. zee, do lnl iatlon
91a25c liable. iancr. 2Oa Gle good to choice isG
Inc rolls nnr. ~ a.2c DO. air 10 good. 1870 ::
st,r. n,rtcd i10isc. Fegs, 9t02jc steady Coffee
,irady. Rio cnrSnr' fair. Is tic; No. = 10 t.
sugar steady: .rnlualed. Ice. Copper firm
refncd 10 3.41llc. Whskry. ~ oIG ~ 20 Cotton
nominal: mil1n.. : 5sc Irovls'ons strahy m, ~
TbrT lac: hpk meats. !0osr shoulders and clear rih
.id.s . -. car i"s a"rrf Void sh ulsclS srarrr
I.oc 'urpr cured smoked shoulders / &C. scar. :
hams, SINAI ~ I-+c; Hfgr. II S-4o I2c; lard r..
fired, loc: crude. "{c
no,ton nov O.--Na-;cis quiet Rocsips-Flour
400 ibs: 700 sac.o': CON- 1900 bush oats
% ,ocO bush 6ho1s. "a tons.
EuGn.o Nov. p.-Sprnr wheat q,ilsi limits. firm :
,sles !! 800 bush: cd No. hnr 81 zee: I3,OOO
bu.h Ne. Northern. spot, IS Sc; closing, No. 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

C0FFEE-Dra1u grOwths on the spot ruled stroagcr,
%. to te .hipps4 at I5'.e NJ l;io qu9tea a, lo.
tract ne thorr i1!r ergee OF activity, ana ,
buhlsh temper chalcctl,d tho c,aliHg'. vita moe of
loss toVeFnx OF 30 lsn nc"a stlJas 2,
ii.,ir l3a-4 francs ~; Iiamborg 4ul. ZIG W.
TER. snd London Sa6d higher 80 D. m-ohi,.ai quo
tations ,ovember lis "a DE 'nber ~ 81 Jsnsary'
7ls FEBRUARY, lis % March, lis 81; ipiL iVs Va
Arrivals at Englaae auHng lat uo..t. 1928
bag, deliveries at Eaelsnc dlr!ne las. mont.l 49sOj
Lags stock Ia england November /. lI-,,H bags.
Cnia,orabe crop reports nom santos a.o hat II
strengthening cf,-t. -,
A.istc. dam, Nov. s.-The next Dutch s.lc viii take
place on the 1874 Inst. Er,kes valuation To- good ord.
1sry Java. 534c. Maract quiet. roIa salc Will H.
cluds %, coo picuis. ,so,
Vilb.e supply Of the world November /, 1872
St,cK,-E1s,s. d. i1.7i4 Bag. Hambu g. 900 bags
Antwerp 81 -OU bags ila,Tu 10000 bags; iiotl aux
81 0e0 bags Ma .cles, 5000 bigsi trieste, $3.50
tags Netherlands, lj2, t0J tags tod'. EuiOp lau Mup,
ICGj 52i bags; no, l4,0)o Sant,- 5000 bBs
Tinted state, lBrazlb ob~.. End-, 1923? bag tow.
/ ST. $50 jag> Aroat-AhOal ~. tLltci STATES ON
bail So 600 bag, aroat for tnlti state, HON Jna
and Eat 1900 bIgs anoIt ior Europe tOn Java anu
Ias,. ISL Coz, bag, anOag for Europ, Inn, HAIL 90 w.
Big, adoat for Europe from United States, zoUCO Dag
tosl O $50 bugs against October i, 20i ,Sl5 bags
AGAINST November l. ls.n, 2.0lj,Ol1 bags.
Toi.l her Tod J.OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
MEMBERS OF 4 BANKRUPT FIRM ARRESTED.

william Livingstone and Samuel l.. Matthews. CON-
posing the firm of Livingstone & Matthews. OF NO.
IS Lispcnard-st., we're held under $500 bonds for
examination In the Tombs Police Court yesterday
afternoon. There charges against them Of obtain
Ing goods under false pretences. About TWO weeks
ago the firm failed, and their goods were rcpievined
nv a creditor. The firm manufactured woollcn goods
and became indebted 10 L.. Il q. Marks, cloth nler
chants 10 the extent Of 81 200 They gave their notes
for the amount, and represcnted that they We're In
good taaucal condition. Their failure came 10 the
nno@lcde; OF Ire cioth m'Nhdht'' Wno caaSn 'nelr
nrrsst lhc other COM nants arr HOrit Won hcr.u1h
:. Co O! Nos. CO o. Morhst. TINS nfIn hOldn g
iIrc.,,,,, l., twenty -sc,eg ltais old and isto al
No "a Eat El2tH --iAth-st Matthews Iyes At No.
Or East Eighty -siAili-St Hot.i l"dnG bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
me IMMIGRATION PROBLEM.
NO ACTION TAKEN BY STEAMSHIP AGENTs-REsO-
-o..-....I n ABE.

NO ACTION TAKEN By STEAMSHIP AGENTS-RESO'
LrTIoNs OFFERED At THE BOARD OF TRADE
There were no new developments In the imnhe!a-
ton problem yesterday among the steamship men OF
this city. They denied t.s story That thcy lhd he'
for the purpose OF making an organized oppoSuon "
the ruling OF the Treasury Department, aod IL was
said at number of steamship offices that netting had
been done In any way. The Red star stamshp
FIicsand came to port yesterday morning early .itl
extremely iargc passenger list she attempted 70
go her pier before noon without the necessary PER
mission from Washington. Tile Revenue cutter WASH
ington at cnce steamed ont intercepted her ana ordered
her back After some heated gaii9yGg the big snip
was turned about aud anchored OF Liberty Island
No othcr big ship, arrived yesterday. III, Mni site
WAS sighted oil I1Ie Island late In the afternoon, but
reached quarantine too late ~ go 10 her per. IL IS
understood TINT her agents have secured PERMISSION
from the Treasury Department 10 lsnd her passengers
without any delay.
At the monthly meeting of the New DIX Bo9N VI
Trade and Transportation resolution favoins Ma
tional quarantine offered and referred 10 Il com
mittee.
The following resolution also referred to a
committee Of f"c
Whereas, grav. Q,,Cs ions now confront the p@ope
Of this country by o! the prCnscuols min
graf from other coIntrics VIII ca InnSrGt o. can
the want Of adequate National legislation on me
subject ana as there appears to be cohsen.us ch
opinion among the citizens Oi this country H". sun,
uinros, rio ted and promiscuous admission OF icfceh
Immigrants into this country Is fraugh' with gtnne
danger TO the health and economic w'l'"'e Vi '"'
people: be II . .,, chm, ~
Resolved that this board hereby declares 'ha' ~
n opp sed to an unrestricted ana prohNcs'O., ~
mission of foreign Immigrants into the porto ni tis
United State, and INT INN grafton 10 'lS country
ssSgS and St Re pp,Ey rsiuss@ 70 S Of SS oSnt
nom whul otherwise may prove a menace ANA an
uncon trollable AGENT or destruction .. En-
Resolved that Congress Is hereby requosNu 10
immediately enact, NJ It's next sessil suoh aIe'o
ments TO our prcsen, immigration laws as may ..
necessary and proper guard the best interests anu
welfare of our people aglirst the SAID dangerous eis,
by adequately regulating the aoihS7"n Va "''s"
Immigrants into t!!s country. ., =, e..
Resolved. that n copy of these T.s3iWuo,a 80 iI
wuriod 10 tlc PRESIDENT the United StafS ScHu'e
and the Secretary OF the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
LIVE STOCK MApKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Cnttle-iiecelpis. 5000 had shipments. 1000 head
market duh. lower: prime native. S. 1o9SJ - {:
500 Si 20: cows ~ 25os. so. HogS-Reccpts.
II 900 kc7ld shipments. 1000 head: market closed
jOd Ijc lower rough and cOTmOn. 81 250Sj So pack,
ing and mlS@!. - f0Nsj 80; prime heavy and
butchers wel,hts IS T3aS5 80; light Is c5d % a..
sircp-He' Nipts SCcO head shipments. 2.loO head ::
market active. strong: nndvea. 81 sOds3 30: West
ems. 81 asI 20 ed Texans. ~ 40aSA so: lambs.
s.S 100 50 %.
ST. Louis %0v 9.-Catlc--Rcccipts. 1900 head :;
Shipments. 900 head: market strong ana luniils
higher: fair 10 cin.re native steer. ranged r.. 500
Is 30 medium 10 GOOD Texas and Indian steers. p 30
asa so. Hoes-Reccips. 400 head shipment,
1000 head: market higher and firm heavy. - 1Od
Is 81 packing s. 5Oa SO So light. 81 4ods5 50.
6heep-Becelps. 1000 head shipments. none market
ffn natlveA range % 73dS4 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER TO- lsy|- 49,

ia az o-4c. do new 81 34c; do, C H. =. e- do
S S% o SSrt is a4e spo to = new
c. l. T.. Isc No., No. whe"t strong and higher 30 !
Tl;r No. e S,sS,T rd de aas sTTe light So
opened tr9ss 20 , isc S e nas ao s%4Se
i ytSG D. in sOe AZ ., ao o:s SO oiEs d. $50
50 @A &C. 's State ' iSss" SO 6S sod
c ts rye r" sc;t SS ens 90 s
at IS g. a. t io r g. hour IS 5G@ 10 49, Ml;sed
H,f usAanes spn st i' papsS 'f seed
-; co.n' rt,nr Il 800 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bush
eHrS IL 800 bush barley l1 corD 4sooo bush
shipment 20 Hoo ,eH bush seed "a 900 sacks Railroad
1900 nS; Tng ars rans as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
,v.,o r-,,1 s~ccrr9 cnYoyER LErY

Refs e--olect Ferdinand Levy VIII nave !" rc.'Sn
his Office A, Coroner 70 which NJ was i"'co'oo i">'
year ,cr term If three years wh-a nc ""lois "po"
rho duties Of his Office OF JHnnary l. HIS su'
cessnr IN tie Cororcr's Office WIZ re ap ""'i w Wv
Governor To servo 70. yeaf and tdN "'"'' Ma
L, e,d a. tho next election To- the tliil tcInl AZ
scubvua1 John Csnn'liy. who has represented TIC
XINth District at Albany for several wears bu' was
not a candidate fo- reelection. has boon promneh'"
mentioned for the place which Mr. Lew VIII Vica'e.
Mr. Comedy nsdc good record in the ASNrAo.s, ara
s.a,t w.lf VIII hoth Re. u Il ans ana Democrats IN
his district ana wherever he l. known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
4 ,4GAd value: June and July delivery, 4 5000.

5000 value; June and July delivery, S6'64e.
4 5T-Gsd. . 49,. lam,
and o1nss ,eceIyts s,33S bales: exports coastwlse
@7a ba sales 1874 bales stock I.5is' bales
reSeInts ss3s bales; gross a,s5a bales exports
coastwise GA bncs sales, Goo bales; STOCK SO $50
savannah. Nov 0.-Cotton firm; middl1ng, 8 1-sc;
low mddling : 7.sc; god ordinary, 3-sc: net and
Sross REGENTS 724O bales exports coastwse, 4,532
faies. soles 1850 bales: stock, i127ls baleB.
New orleans. Nov. 9.--Cotton firm: mlddling l4c;
ceints ~ bnles; gross. 1853 bales: exports to
rrancs 0os3 bales: to the Continent. 57l7 bales;
coastwise 2.471 bales; sales, 10000 bales; stock,
l1sOoS La'cS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
THE PETROLEFU MARKET

vrws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
~" petroleum market ye@tcr'ay was almost NJ n
s,1ndiiIl Thera dcalinqs ~ tho stock ~
change and ~ IA. Consolidated roari only 1000
fn~r's were OH n 20 "a cents. Thu ontnrt OF the
N~pons'd poo' stationary Of 19.oOO barrels. AMI
otherwise IN" situation YVES without \ feature.
cNGncd oil WAS unchanged AZ $50 cents In bar
~olS 80 cents IN hulk and $50 cents In cascs
Forc,gn oro'ntions we.r; Antvcn. ~ 10 francs ,
rrerncn 5ab MARKS London, -s0 I510d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
lropy ny THE PtRK EotRD.

The Park noarl passed. resolution yeStriav' F"
,s,. eeo. Novcmhcr ~ whc, allows al, cqGestriaGs
passing In o. through Coa'ml Pprf, south o. VHH'
hundred and ord-, - use the drives during Tue
no.nrg NJ AID up 81 noon. .hrr tba' Hoir '"F
must b. restricted the hridle PATHS Ihe SID
,ect Of b!cycl' rd,nc brousE mp By 'omr@siohe
Tsppen. bat 30 action WIS taken n3mrc' OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
SEVENTY- SEVEN

Am seventy. old and have had my age re-
newcd at least tncat years by the o: s"iiS Specific
NY foot .nd l,e ny knee rnnnnT >oir fot IVA
years and phys.,an. sad i could le cnet. A"r
taking hftsen sua tiics y s. r. ther Is 10, core o.
INV lInyy anc J nave q lease "n life. lou ought 20
let al suGerr. know 81 your wsraeriuI remedy.
IRA y. STILES. Palmer KansI. cry
T. q s. is wonderful rcmcdy-especialiy for old poo
~ u buds up the general health. Treatise on the
blsea nalls1 free.
nwlPT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Gu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

trivial charges against members OF the PARK ponce
force were dismissed The reason gwen for this action
was the generally efficient services OF the force
whole during the Columbus Celebration. pan
for =, toJl house the west side OF central farA
costing S9j O00 WAS substituted for the SlIo0oo pian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
THE cor HrS.
PIG REDUCTION IN ASSESSMENTS.

Justice Ingraham. in the supreme Court, Yesterday
minded down a decision reducing the taxable V'lua
ton OF number o. Srfac. railroads III this CITY lo
the year 1901 The companies objected TO the val''
ations fixed by the Tax Commissioners and brousht
certioraIf proceedings 70 haze them reduced Inc
Forty foarth-s st. aud Grani-s Ferry Company was as
sessed al 9l.3i7.l5S. III" amednt l. redu'cd :"
a57o65s The assessment on the Tlirl-avc. Com
pany's property from $2230.192, TO S1'i''o'' IT,
duction was made the property OF the christopher
and Tenth streets Company from s97432i 10
The property Of the Central Gross lown G1n n
assessed at so42,l3o, ana 'his i Ie""''" -
$52215o
A SINGER WANTS DIVORCE FROM AN ACTOR.
Mme. Morelli, the singer who is known in private
life as Mrs Rcbecca l.. Lcyden, brought suit against
her husband William H. Leyden. the actor Tor an
absolute divorce and the came up before Judge
McAdam in the superior Court, yesterday ~ was
ro defended by Icyaen and The divorce Will pobaoiy
be granted.
CorR,r CALENDARS FOR THURSDAY. NOV. 10,
supreme ceurt-ti.neroi TermEcfo,e Van Br"nt' P IT,
o,Brsn and barrett, JJ.-NOs. 2s 81. =. 10 Nation
e.,s s"Dsf~ aid S a. Il oe:oss DS0
isg E r3oa i s4 4s 14sa
" IS s s;'s 5,1 hos 'G iis ' is isS' IFS lSs i'd"
.Ss: gio Tsns: P'iss Hf,;s
,.ss sss tss fa; s;s cs s So
49, 49, i Sss 1881 1875 r.: ': 's0' 1872 "s
Circuit court-fat i-''cfoFe TruaS leases IRON
Circuit court-Pars II-Before - J.-cases from
ray tlrtai ceu.ras IvFe'ose Lawrence 'cs'e' from
wis q ss,s,sSs
Eos "a so
sas P,vs so. Ts'f 49, Bit g.
80 50. Go. 90 70 g., r.rr,-p.to,a pooks,sver l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

STAINED.

Njddlln, ... bit htriCt Good Ord;nary".. "a
Low Mddmg ....... -. God Ordinary. -
Contract dealings we're again btsk and me matKat q,
tuc. di.pav,d cons dciabe excitement on covering ."
shorts and a decidedly bush tone Liverpool cam
with a sharp rise the holiday and the rnt ncep.s
were light in addition which thor were iuTther reports
OF cold weather in the south. Sales $4,000 b"eS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

STD; in all TnitJd STATES poJ>..- 9-1o'' ii-oV'S
rIverrool tIe.rams. p. m-cccJ'-. 10 900 Bale q
Which American lOCU0 tui's. sale. llooo JdIc- ~
which for sp.cu'ation and export. $500 bd,s; Acr an
10 600 bal = SPOT nafEet-r rn and t"ndlnR M Mu'
ding rpsrds. AID. Mahch"S''i-' AIMS "'fN'h"-'
non;ious are ln-cd on Amer standard Of clashca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
APANCHINA
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL


STEAMER. leave San Francisco follows:
GAELIC Wednesday. November ~. u
uEr=;tr Thursday, December-1J, y. M
OCEANIC twin cali At Honoiu vi .. . Wed. Jan. p. N
GAELIC. .Tuescay, January -. H.
Supsrbly apponted-suponor accommodations.
Rese vatens can msdo by letter or telegram b ace
cabin plans PSI and siS Broadway, New.fefki
Battery Place. "a. Railroad building, Fan Fad
ESQ.,. LELAND STANFORD, President
r. II. GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
NETWORK d. CUBA. Mail Steamship Co.
~ pisrs IS ana H. EA, so Hi sts:,. a, D. u.
for Havana , Sam saS y EFsH Cruz L'sun' 1'
Mas9. ca:dsaas sasaa cai bar 1oi.o,u.,s.
sNS s;:if e Sa.-su s.Ssso 10
oH "a s1a MA'ai Nov "a
CRY M''' oF ALEXANDRIA Havana and ~. Nv "a
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Niue. Moreli, the singer, who is known III P'''"'7
life rs Mrs Rcbecca /. Lcyden, brought SUIT against
her husband William II. Leyden. the actor, for an
absolute divorce and the case came up before judge
McAdam, in the superior Court, yesterday. II was
NOT defended BIS Lcyoen AND the divorce Will popao
be granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-21
The Ring,

THE English pugilistic authorities arc now BOOM
ing Ted Pritchard for all there Is in It.
1T is stated that ChoynsH is sick and his contest
with Smith tomorrow night will not take place.
JACKSON taught Slavin how to spar in Australia.
The negro had quite reputation at that time
fighter.
THE Beaver Athletic Club has issued handsome
Invitations for next Tuesday evenings sparring
tourney.
ELMER BATES says that Jim Glynn. of Brooklyn,
may be called short distance sparrer." " He wants
to 'box Bill Slavin, Bill Dunn or Peter Maher in
two rounds.''
MIKE WELSH. who recently defeated Joe Tansey.
will fight Paddy Brennan TO q finish April 90 The
fight will be for purse of 500. the winner to take
all. Two-ounce gloves will he used.
FRANKIE MCHUGHs left arm is in a sling and
badly swollen. He hurt it in landing an upper cut
in the third round of his fight with Mike Norton.
He expects to challenge Norton to another 60 just
as soon as his arm is well.
JIMMY KINNARp the st. Paul kid, claims that
he Is the 1l0-pound champion. having challenged
Billy Plimmer and every pugilist at that weight
Einnard challenges the winner of the Plimmer and
Kelly fight, and agrees to fight either for purse In
any responsible club.