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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. (speclaN.-lt was a. dry a. ever
through winter wheat belt, AMI the foreign markets
were little higher yesterday. But some OF the bull
enthusiasm whcl. had been lost over night. Prices
oTened at the top and closed a. the bottom. after
fuctuatlon within about !, cent Heavy NoFthWe't"rn
receipts something do with the chang" oi scnt
uent Then there inclination on the part or pro-
fessional, not the risk OF rNin over SUNDAY
This timidty o. holders Is always feature o. campaigns
rum on drolth. december opened n -, sol between
~ and 7G's. and closed at 1Gsdsi Mlnneiplii, ana
Duluth had LIZ coT,. here there were 1lo the e>tl
mate FOR tomorrow !, jIs. The visible supply j. ~
prrtsl To show an ircfclse Of 100000 bushels. ~,
government report tomorrow I, expected 10 .h9" ycl
r ac Of about twelve bushels. not changing the tentn
result much from the ngufc accepted, f01Voo q
bushels There was much Indifference IN corn a. ~
wheat. The inclination downward. III" days rang.
vas within = May sDd between fst ana = o. ana
.D,eI AZ As The receipts We're sO2 tar,t o." r,t
,t. Tor tomorrow Is 7fo. Little THOUGHT was -yen 81
fh. approaching Goyernmen, report. Oa- we've Az uAE
within range % p cent May sold m.twe'n 3JI. nnl
Asa and closed ~ 36i-. u was rather dull any i
i-i.inn- vith urrcs somewhat easier. January pork
witch opened at SD 90 closed ot sl2 ~; January
larl closed 81 - Il. after touching 8. - ear
January ribs opened at - 80 and o'osod at 50 81
DE- / her rbs were nominally $40 az The session.
ut at the close october larl which ieft Oh on fdM
a, - 80 was offered on q - 10. L. suggested ti't
o.sly the October pressure lard was OF Tor sool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

NeoYorS, Saturday, Oct g.
The total amount realized nom auction sales OF c'v
real estate sold at the NewYork Saesroom for the wees
end,cg with to-day S739.l4j
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week. ending with SATURDAY octops1
Is following auctions announced to be held AZ inc
New.York salesroom and Exchange and Auction hoom'
TODAY MoNDAY, OCTOBER TO-
Foreclosure sale. plot Of land, lO0NlOz2, ana lour
story flats. No lGi TO 10 East 1eth-st, T. i'o
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II.
building, No 73s 6th-ayc % IT n OF 4-d-st tAt %
Lbery-st; lot. 25Xlo01l. and 5sory apartmet house
No 360 West liGth-st s. $50 It " Of Manhattan ave,
plot OF land 1o06yGi. lx99 lN551i, and four Ssesy
III Broadway
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 49,
Foreclosure sale. lot, 27iMoo:l, and 5.stoIy ouiia
ing, No llG East 124thst 1875 II u Of 3f ave-
lO o5N10Ol0 and 4story dwelling No 3l5 East ,tn ~
;, 225 It OF 2daye l lot, lo9xi0O.l0, ara 3.sofy
dwelling, No 43o East llGthst, 24i # OF enue
l47th-st; 1 lot, 1d4X99ll and 3-story dwelling No 3o3
West 135th-st n :. 75i It OF 7th-iye; lot, 164x
80 and similar house. No 302 West I33h-st !ji
z OF 5thSNei ! lot s5xl993' and 4,st0ry DWELLING
30 Ill broadway. Public auction / lot I7xge, and
4.story dwelling. No 234 West 2-d-st 322 II Of
1tha,e (at 80 Liberty-st.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA.
Foreclosure sale, lots 25xioo;5 each. and 5story
llh-aye; l plot Of land 30 oNl25xio0 ilxireg. and
8dave cor lNo ia and 100 3d:aye partition sale.
plot Of land, 5oXl0e Gxi95x10 and 2story and 3stpy
bindings, Hdmitonst, running through 10 Monroest
301.J Il OF CethaIiae-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NAR6ETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

Duness tie only feature Of the Produce HN'"ahF'
markets on Saturday. For wheat futures the fluctuations
confined within the OF cent. ana the trans
actions amounted only 900 bushels December ana
May the only options traded IN. IhG spot Market
dull sales a@rir2aLng 30 uOp bl-i.'i, III
this direction of which 1000 bushels Wc" taken by cN-
rnrtrs. December options sold 1T o-2do32 cents MY
40 aQSg'- cents.
Cora even dulcr than wheat the .cs aggrecating
oniy 10 buahcis. October sold a. - -aJl NoNen-
b'r at 524 December. 53.d53e and May lt 5i4a5l =
ccut@ IN, spot sales 81 600 bushels ~ vh. IA
81 600 bushels were taken BY exporters.
oats were neglected.. The option N'ics Woo ony
IS 600 bushels while the SPOT Transactions agtg,Ia d
$1,000 bushels. 80
Wheat-Oc,ober so; November, 81 December, S2s
d, tobcr ~, Novcmbar 52'4 December. 53s
Nav 1893 Jia- cents.
6atl-oc,oi,er 3Gl. November 49,; December 35's
Nav. 1898 ~, cents
fard-October - 20; November ~ so January 1893.
- 81
The receipts o. grain and -four report SATURDAY az
York Philadelphia. lamor' and Boston were a. i0-
lows Wheat 30 ~ bushels corn. 1,l0f bushels ont,
rs or bushels total grain sol GIG bushels -four is4l
rarkag.s At Chicago Milwaukee and s. Loui- the ar
r,al, were Wheat 5S2 039 bushels corn T@lllo bu~'
II, oats 4fj2s6 bushels ;o'a ain, SOS - bu-n-
els Hour. 3. 40 ioti"ls.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rfver,,ool Oct & ! D. m.-Cotton-American nijdline.
7'iGd The sales Of the DAY included 1900 ngs Am,tl.
can 800 E,tures closed easy; American mlddlin-, low
mddli,o clause October delivery. 20-6iG e-6id; Oc-
toi-r aid November delivery 20Giai Lid NoN,m.
and January delivery 422-6iai bod: Januo,y ond
Echruarv delivery 2JGld buyers; February and March
deIjvrryS 4 97GiIi 2SBid: March and Anil delivery
S0Gid buycrs; April and May del very - 6idi b.
Nav ana iunc delivery. Jj-Gid buyer.
savannah, Oct. s.-Cotton hrmi nhdd,ng &c io"
nddlin0 3.lGc good ordinary Ctc: net and giN-r ~
ccipts 6 G73 blcs sales. 1900 bales stock, o'-e3
bales '..,,,,,.. ~. ,a.
mdd,nc 7i.c good ordinary G.c net receipts. d6s
bales gross 3S5 bales ep1rts - Great BFalu $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS..

Liverpool. oct. s. p. m.Beet-IIoIders offer moder.
atey. POrk-II0idcrs offer sparingly. Haus-Hodefs
oieT neoy Bacon Holder, oier ia9deFatey long clear
middles about - y. steady. nc ds. Cheese-foldeis
Offer sIarngy. TallowIioders offer sparingly; prime
firm at 23s Sd Spirits Of turpenne-iioders offer
spiringy firm at 21s "a. Rosn-Holders Oher spar
insly Lard-spot and futures-Hoders offer mod mod
at 42s Cd. Wheat and 1our-Holders oner noder-
atev. Corn-SpOt-llOGers offer freely futUrts-hoders
onef moderately mixed western spot. dull. at as Cad
October dull at Is j2d. Hops at London-Pacnc Coast
Uoders not Offering.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Oct s.-Four steady: unchanged receipts
T. 8si bhls: sale, l+13 bbl.. Wheat nm 30. r,tl
s6s asOr; ste mcr No >. red 'l2c bd iecipt'. 5'V'o
Lnsh shipments. li3 bush stock, I.1J2.sSS bush
,alcs I2-o0O bush southern wheat quiet fultf, ="
77c; Ionsbcry 73d7sc. Corn duh m!Ncd spot, 49,
i3r! Tho month jOi2dj1c; year. ~ 'tGi9r; Januir
ls.c; receipts, 1l2l bush stock, 1850 bush southern
T sng ou ftadN 10 g white He %SS s s2@c So
~ 357 bush Rye steady and firm No :. 05c receipt
choice timothy, si4 5oasl5. Grain frcights quiet and
.ieady: UNCHANGED. Cotton no'elnai; mdhlna Sc.
shoulders Sc long clear, SIC; clear rib sides So
-houlders 9',c hams, small l2sc large re d Isd
Naryland Penn.y ,anla and Virginia. 20c: Western,
lgic icehouse lSdl9c. Other articles unchanged.
Boston oct. s.-Marke,- quiet and EASY Receipts
flour, 5000 bbls 800 SICK conn., '"VO o'S" o''''
%, coo BUSH shorts, lOi TONS
puralo oct s-SDrlnr wheat 0uict limits &c higher
ale. 3 600 bush 40. northern. c. T. az 5shc .cp
sHh Do hard s9p' Id "a g ios c S a s new
Duluth .Dot Sic do e. t. f. at soec No. Norihcl1
Wo = Northern. SPOT at 74iac; do G. l. T.; at 73'ic
ed sod az 74G75c: No. white at 7sRc; ear
,nrrinrs vcrv light except for No. In sto,c; No.
y.low At Bic: 40. do. SOL ajJ4c care No. =. sod
in store held 4sc oots nm; Cncrlngs lisht ear
40 . white sold AZ SHE no; . do 3Oc No naXed a,c
i'd Barley Choice GRADES dull ear" 'hoice Mlchglh
Ni1nrpo. dark at 5Jc. Ryc dull No. ., 62c asked
zoe bid Flour nrn and IN ro2d demand bet sFtl9Gg i
~ 60 Millfccd steady aud unchanged 'ahal h 'ght'
'fS 9 h'@ Nc RcceIpt--Ilour $4,000 bbs; wheat.
- oo6 hush. corn 2s0 coo bush oat.. 5000 bush
bailey 81 bush 5000 bush tahal shipments
,Vbc,t 136 800 bush nsN-ed x 800 lush shipments by
ral-Four IS 600 bbls wheat ?2OOO bl'h CON- o"VVo
chicago oct s-Tho leading futures ranged follows
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bales; to Continent, 1853 bales; eoastwse' 29oo
bales sales 900 bales stock, s6,S57 bales - % ,r
Galveston. Oct 3.-Coton firm; niddng !S,loc low
middling slice good ordinary, 1876 net and gross
receipts TO- 1919 tales: exports Great Britain O,lS0
baics sales. 4s0 bales stock o. 62l bales a., 49,,
Norfolk. Oct. Section firm; middlng l3lOc; low
mld4ing good ordinary llGe net and o Sross , re-
ccrts, sS1 bales exports u Great Britain, SUI OSes,
coastwse. - bales sales 90 bales; stock, 1s'o'
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Ocean Cleaners.
A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. G.

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CO.
IN SHORT lt0U -; ~ 10, L9HDQ 1HSrMry
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. -
First Cabin $40 and upward. Second cabin $50 .
berth Sterage low rates Steamers SAL from toot OF
sproe Tues Oct H. en- Sale sat. Oct. 20. II a. m
Trave. Tues oct 49, am. Spree, Tues Nov o. d. H.
TIavC Tues Oc'. o.. an Aler sat: NoN - II 'H'
MEDITEKkAAIAN LINE.
New.York to Genoa In less than eleven days:
Fulda sat, Oct L. p. M Fuda, sat- NOV. ~ p' Nd
Ems. Sat- Oct. ~ y. Vera. sat-, Pee ~ : y. W.
W.rra sat Nov Z . n M. TX .i,orW IL II, 10 an
KalssrW J NSy2 p e. Fald2 Be- SSkpE If III"
Ems, Tues. NSy a., p H., c,h,
NEW TsK 10 ALGXANDRfA, EGYPT.
Ems rne: J:a. p 2 P nmn;r,,n. o,c.n.
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sources.

PINT yOurselfOut n little ifyOu have 10
,o.mOrrOw 10 register! Ii will only
lake 81 minute or two at the most Of your
lime and amy friend Of American Pro.
lection will readily excuse you il YOU are
delayed i'm keeping am engagement on
this account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

COFFEE-The spot market OF the usual Saturday
character dullness being its only feature The quotations
are not changed however, from the basis OF lo,
Tor No. T. Option trading showed aggregate OF 81 80
bags on generally firm market final quotations indicating
an advance of l5d2O points. 1t was haf hohday in
HaNre, and afternoon cables received. During
the morning, however decline Of kaa fr took place.
Stock in Hayfe, 45i 900 bags OF which $4,000 bags
Brazilian In Hamburg, market opened steady prices
declined pig from yesterdays 30 D. cabesan sale
NCyem6st, 1895 december, 1926 :. !anueIy 7725
lyme, S47Si July, 7409 Ausgst5 a42o; sfptemlc,,
kosj, 10 5 100 good second 40 kilos) o : 300; cx-
change prlvatel, 1873 receipts IN Rio 1000 bags Rio
to EUROPE 1000 bagsi 40 stock !7d0C9 bass RIO
stock, $4,000 bags. Santos market firm cool
average Santos, nominal nothing doing 400. Cleared
from Rio october e. s.. Straits OF Gibraltar 1000 hass
receipts at Rio July 10 october = 1852, 973 600 bag,
time 1891 1853 600 bags time 1890, Sl&uVO
bags receipts Santos July TO october Z. 1892, sos
900 bags time 1891 S04 900 bags same time lo:O
927 600 bags warehouse deliveries since October l. 1S02
NewYork, 1920 bags; baltimore, 1852 bags; New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
THE PETROLEUM MIREET
Nrws From TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF 2RIcrs

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The monthly development report from u' Ptf"eum
eel. a, Pennsylvania Sew YORK AMI West Virginia was
Generally f,vorab. {, the bull side - prices. slight
increase. In the number ~ wells completed In september
,,a, arcompan!cd by decrease u ljl2 larri' IN Wc
laly average ~ new production Inc new n'oiucu'"'
a.. well ~ the daily average per completed I'D. IS noF
iver than IL hos been IN months. The now Nu'a "t.
WAY On september 30 however. was larger than . N-'
or July IL IS dangerous. too because - much OF II lies
In the prolific Southwestern country. Following is %"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET co.

n. EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONDON
Southampton, ly the n9gn!fcent new-twin sore"
record for fastest time to London AID tnG Continent
MED!TERRANEAA EXPRESS LINE.
WINTER SERVICE .
Now York b. Genoa and Naples, via Gibraltar, W
MAGNIFICENT twlnscrew eXpess steamers Of the Hem
Packet Co. Ocean passage less than days.
First sailing, +. bismarck, NOV H.
Grand Excursion TO the Mcdt rioneon and the Orient
by :. :. Fuorst Bismarck from New York February L.
Duration. 10 weeks. Fir,t-class only 49,
TANBURG-AMERICAN PACKET co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Greenwich-st No 8G3 Adolph Shasser to the
rector, church wardens snd vestrymcn Of Trim
Gocrek:st Nos. 1903, lO5; Victor Perlman to
philip Rude
1llth.st, s. 100 It of 5th-aye. 19XlOO.1l Clara
ence w Gaylor, and wife, 20 George Schwegler
l06th-st 5, 100 ~ OF Madison-aye, 75Nl00i
Philip a Fitzpatrick, CT al. to Bridget ID
14oth-st n ;. 40 # west OF Oppressive, 25xl5o;
John IL quinn. b Michael Fahey -....... -.
Grand-aye, $ corner WaiswoIti;ave, 5OAioo;
Garrett L Lydecker, TO Carrie NJ Neal :-.....
Hu-ave, corner Ozark.st. 25xl00; Thomas
Allen. and Wife, to Frank o lI9utner. -.
1lGtll-st 5, 1876 IT W Of 3d-aye, .i:6x IRREGULAR
aud other property Norman 5 Dixie, TO joni
than Bulkley, trustee ........-...-....-....-....
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Anderson, Harriette NJ 10 New-York Savings
Bank, 7lst-st, W 81 Madlson-aye l year.
Cumeen, James, and wife. 10 Mary McAlec,
guardian n 33d-st W OF 9th-ave. years -.
Fischer Henry T. and wife, to John Entwistle
and another, executors, Rallroad-ave, cor
112d-st, years
Fahey, Michael, 10 John II Quinn, n I49th-st,
OF Oppressive 3 years.
Field, David ID, to Elizabeth Finck, 25th-st,
Of 9th-ave, year.
Lomas, Fanny, TO Mary Tower S Monroe
ave : Of Ash-st, years Observation-Disclosures.
Same and another TO fremont Building and Loan
Association, Assist cor Monroe-ave, in
Neal Carrie Vi. to Garrett p Lydcckcr, Grand.
ave cor WadswOrth-st yelrs.--..-..-.....
st, Of Manhattan-avo years.-....-..--.-.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

Refined petroleum was dull aud 'lo''d . l'u', I,NtI
10, oi c'.t. ia barrels and 3Dj cent PER -aLn1 Ia hu
4 new orA g cents in barrels ma J1l cont ia
,uft piIIaI.uha and Iialtlurr". 'i-'o N'rr n'il-
lnai AT $50 cents per Sa,on trurr va wch1ne u "'
Wosington crude being 80 points rnocr lsc qo1 "n-
Thorc no ennlA IA 'oracn lao I'M " nrc
- ~ ,ar nor 20 Eos London. 1ilCa itd per imperial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

The partial pipe line figures for the hr,t few days Ia
octo,er show an driNerir- runs h iruE-
.ylyana and an excess OF Ia the Ohio dina fields,
The daily average Pennsylvania pipe line runs nav
been q. J67 barrels. again.t hll atr'l@ o. lIN"''
.,rrels a day in october. 1891 htfJ3 barrels IN lo'9 ana
81 Oi3 barrels ia october iest. The deliNeir, h'N
AVERAGED 1896 barrels day, aein,t e'i.9p mIic1 h
0roI<r 1881 50 - barrel, in 1880. and "Vpll "ti-
in October 1881 The PIPE llnr returns nom october
10 q (rha rtcr, To the 9Th inclusive. are ~ follow
ENrD-s
Rum. Deliveries. dtliNfn s.. th1rt,ft.
Total barrels . 81 SOB 41i2it "i,ilb lnl,lll
Nyclaqc Der day Ge.9bf .oc5B o,po "'-o'N
The Buckeye (llmal rilr lue reIortS Irom @. obcr
!" y "''"N''' CIV ENr's
Rum. Dllv,r".. funs.
rot, barrels ~, - id23- r13
Average per day-.-.-.----.--- ''''''' "''
The petroleum situation T. withou. novel Irltnr' i%-
6nrd oil 4, .hale lower nome 0lihpurh ioi-h quota
ions are stationary. In the Oh r'so, te position ni
consumption T. uurhihe'l bli I'm" ,lu
the Nc Donald pool has settled down t. h"ouI u"O
The crude &C.. tiicat' markets. htN' ~,
,ndcr,t,lv active with ~ tendency toward N',th,
, absence 81 an important demand early sac, ''l''
..c..lon nom 591. to jb7a cents. hut a lai' on
b.t.. carried priccs to 5-'i cents. The c''h- wa,
dnli and heavy AZ BIN cent. At'r q ban" I,'"iH q,
br,e week. there were snail sales 81 oil last NN ~
the Stock Exchange. , T., >..,fo,.t
The range Of prices and tic total dealings ~ N"'"nu
Transit certificates AZ the stock tNchnnfr "' Tue "'
q IDA I'd Stock and Petroleum LNcantc log l'' "'' CIV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

cash ouo,at ons wer a. follows Flour st,adyi winter
,oHs =. 7Od*i: winter sttaghts, ~ 3Od>3 o.; SPIN
iItents ~ sJd - 30 spring siraights, g3 -pdfJ DO
iakeis' A. 75d%J 20; No . spring Mh It'fci 30 =
sprug wheat C3db3i2r: No red, 7ii.a ifci N0, >
corr fSs,c: 80 . oIts. 81 he No white, %. D. ~"
95c. 40 z white. 81 l. 1880 No rye" So; No barley,
5aCo, 30 g. 9, b., i$Go2c no 4 o. b.. s5%'5 =,
mes PORK per b, - 3.ge ~ 10 lar Icg 100 A.
All shoulders boxed 81 :0d57 -; short clear ia
xed, ss 1888 20: whiskev. Glstllcfs' Flashed GOOD
ucr gal - 10 sugars. ruioN '2n"bci SIdhuH1'N'
'fGG ;;, irhsSaru -" fccrrts. shipments,
IS 900 5000
Wheat bush w 80 "a
4, SoJVu $780,
,lats, bu-h '''-'-'''''''''-.- 500
On the produce EycSsnse TO-DAY ne butter ma5Sc'
was quiet but firm; creamery lSatzc; diify l'd--''
Tgps firm AZ l9dl9ac FOR strictly ra-n
cincinnati oct s.-flour barely steady Wheat In air
demand: No red. 13d73c receipts, 1900 bush Fhp'
mGnts Z 800 bush. Corn weak NO mixed apd
oats I'm ialr demand No. mixed. 33lcdHc Rye an,
No , GOc Pork quiet. Sll -. Lard dull, - =, -
LUX meats barely stcady s. 75Ss7 so, P5con 9n p
10000 Whisky steady sales, :Ol ibis. - ID
Buter steady. Sugar barely steady. Eggs, smaller IT,
ceipts steady; Ice. Cheese steady, hrm
Milwaukee, oct S.-Flour quiet. Wheat uaay 70
CORN dull No Oats ,tgaSy u NO oc %g
std3iIyc: 40 DO 3li2d32Ic Barley luiee ocVID d.
dc: sample ssdG4 &c. rye quiet 10 5,Hc ,o hsS
' ss &esep.sFIour $500 bbis wheat $3.50 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

,rbe Huckeve Ohlo) report hulli-h than that
- ~. other neld, The W,rt i've we'll, uni~ui
in september than in August but tie Ga!y rage ~"
sol bar els. lh' development MuiN
under wav however !. more extensive than Ia t'r pa
ccding months Annexed are lht BucJc hbUit' Iol th
Last months
Buckeye (Ohiol n,ld. June July. Aug. Srp'
Wells completed. l-1 I'tl lpp ~
Daily aSrTlgc pruduc- . -. 49,. - 49,. 400.
bblS S'oi = tNo It'f'' i-''
Average per well .-.----.-- OS.iS '-',V OIL 80
Dry holes ...... .......--..---. Is 10 - -
i;ig, up and building ..-.....- 1Vl - ~ II
Wells drilling ......-...-...-.-. 10 ~" IL ~
.,1 nav ,,n,n 100 ~ Is ~
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Quotations are based on American standard OF casaca

For spot quotations the market firm quotation,
being advanced lee. Port receipts were estimated AZ
20 600 bales comparing with $1,000 bales this day last
week and 40. 900 bales this day last year.
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CTNAPD LINE

CUNARD LINE.
"a. TO LIVERPOOL, VIA 0UEENSToWS. % ,ou,
AuraEia. Oct IS p In. Aurana N0v' ~ 20 noon'
se:yi.. Oct 2g, II SeTSia. NOy 90, 10 a. M.
Unbria Nov. 8. 80 A.. II tmbr Dec s. D a. H.
From pier % Nofth River, foot Of oark'. sl,
Uteerage tickets and from all parts or Europe az irry
low rates freight and passage apply ut the eompanys
VIM 'tERNoS II. BROWN = Co. 6enersl Aeens:
NILE, HOLY LAND, ROUND THE
EXeurion ieayes or OF 2s and hPsna sse
send for 'Iour.st Gazette Ocean tickets.
H. GAZE & SONS, 113 Broadway N Y.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-19
SiisoeIIaneous Recipes.

SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH BEEF
Chip dried beef very fine; put equal
parts of lard and butter in the pan;
break few eggs, and stir all in; sea-
son and cook one minute.
ORANGE SAUCE. Mix half tea
cupful Of flour and one well-beaten
egg; pour on slowly large teacupful
boiling water and stir over the fire in
double boiler until thick; then add
the juice and little grated rind Of
an orange. This makes a nice pud-
ding sauce or as a filling for layer
cake.
ORANGE SHERBET-Soak a table
spoonful Of gelatin fifteen or twenty
minutes In half teacupful Of cold
water; then add pint of sugar and
boiling water. Stir until the sugar
is dissolved then set aside to cool.
Press the juice from two lemons and
five oranges, stir 1t into the gelatin
mixture, and strain it into a freezer
and freeze Immediately.
MAYoNNAIsE DRESSING. Two raw
egg yolks, one teaspoon mustard, one
half teaspoon salt, two table. spoons
lemon juice, two OF, vinegar, few
grains of cayenne, one and one-half
cups olive oil and one-fourth cup thick
cream whipped until stiff. and then
added TO the dressing. Mix the dry
ingredients in bowl, and add the
oil gradually. AS soon as the egg
and seasonings begin to thicken ada
the oil.
LEMON CAKE. six eggs, well
and separately beaten, add two cups
OF sugar, one teaspoon Of soda, two
teaspoons of cream Of tartar or two Of
baking powder. This batter will
make three tinfuls of. about an inch
thick, which must be- cut open and
iced between and over with an icing
made of the whites Of three eggs,
we'll beaten, and one pound of pull
verified sugar. Flavor with the
grated rind and juice of one lemon.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-19

psny was then in very weak flnan-
cial condition, but before he left 1t,
two or three years later, he had re-
built the mills and established their
trade on a sound footing.
His public services include rep
resentation Of Massachusetts, at the
Pan-American Congress, when his
principal work was the bringing in Of
a minority report against the free
coinage of silver, which was accepted.
Mr.. Coolidge has never taken a
prominent public part In Massachu-
sets politics. He has always been
classed as Republican, although his
partisan proclivities have never been
of pronounced type. He has amassed
a considerable fortune, and is at the
head of many charitable enterprises.
He erected the Jefferson Physical
Laboratory at Harvard at cost Of
$115, ZOO, and gave to the town Of
Manchester $500 for a public
library some time since.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-19
COLUMBUS. FIRST CHURCH.

A Movement to Mark the Starting Point
of Christian Civiliza Ion I'm America.
A movement, first preached by Mr..
Thomas III. Cummings Of Boston
and taken up by the Sacred Heart
Review of that city, to erect monu-
ment to Columbus on the site Of his
first settlement In the new world,
at Isabella, in Santo Domingo, has
progressed so far that committees
are actively at work, and the statue
is being modelled by Alois Buyens.
The figure represents Columbus in
an attitude of thanksgiving to God
and pointing to the first settlement
In the new world. The statue and
pedestal are made from designs drawn
at the State Normal Art School by
Mr.. r. Andrew, under the direction
of Prof. George Jepson. 1t contem-
plates a figure eight feet two inches
high, including the plinth, mounted
on pyramid of coral and limestone
twelve feet high, which, in its turn,
is crowned by capstone OF dressed
granite, on which the statue will
rest.
The Dominican government when
communicated with readily granted
the site and the necessary privileges,
including the free entry of material
With these concessions in hand a
committee came to Washington, d. G.
and obtained from officials there assur.
ances of cooperation and support.
Mr.. w. e. Curtis, the head of the bu-
reau Of American republics, was added
to the monument committee.
A committee OF citizens has been
formed at Puerta Plata to cooperate
with the Boston committee in appro-
priately celebrating, the quadrocen-
tennial. 1t is proposed to erect the
monument on the site of Isabella
over the ruins of the first Catholic
church in the new world. In view of
the increasing interest in the object
for which the committee are working,
it Is hoped to make the monument
even more worthy Of the event
celebrated and to have a colossal
statue in bronze the cost of which
will be about $40, 900. The original
plan contemplated an expenditure of
only SO, or $4,000. This monu-
ment is intended to mark the start
ing point Of Christian civilization in
America.