davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
From 4 LOG HUT TO A GREAT UNIVERSITY

Notre Dame Ind Oct 13.-The University OF Notre
Dame to-day celebrated Its establishment fifty years
ago The founder, the Rev. Edward Sorn, superior
general Of the Congregation OF the Holy Cross, though
nearly eighty years old, participated In todays cere-
monies. When he started the institution II was IN
log hut. Indians OF doubtful friondness occupied the
surrounding country and he had but - In money.
The university is te largest Roman Catholic
educational institution In the United States Religious
exercises this morning followed by athletic games
in this afternoon and literary exercises In the evening
The buildings OF the university were In gaia dress
and thronged with visitors. on Sunday a Columbus
anniversary Will BE- Observed the feature OF which VIII
be An address by Dr. Richard II. Clarke, OF New York.
the historian Of the Roman Catholic Church IN
America. The Itnan artist Grcgon. who sper
severn cen years in decorating the university, chiefly
depicting scepes from the life Of Columbus. Is expected
10 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
A NEW IS COUNTERFEIT DISCOVERED.

Washington, oct. 13.-The chief OF the Secret
Service division Treasury Department, announces that
a new counterfeit S5 silver certificate was put In
circulation In Chicago on october H. lie describes
II rs follows: at has the back, and Is OF the
series 1891 ; check letter G: ROsecrans register.
Nebeker treasurer. The paper Is fair, and Is an
imitation Of the distinctive distributed fibre paper
used by the Government. the fibre being initiated In
blue and pink ink BY tie use o. pen. The face Of
the note bears u Hight impression. which gives Ia"
numbering Though good IA heavy appearance The
PORTRAIT OF Gcnercl Grant il poor, the nose being
brond md fiat The lettering with few exceptions, Is
good ard the small scaiiOpcd seal IS excellent In
Workman ship and color. Tue green on the back 81
the note is very Night ard has blue unge, ana The
ceomej rlc lines untrue ard indlsuhct mat
little scrutiny reveals the false Character Of The note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

The purpose OF the Bond & Mortgage Guarantee Co.,
which has been organized in conjunction with the Title
Guarantee & Trust Co.. and at present has oces with
that company provide for those unacquainted with
real estate values perfectly safe investment Those
who desire absolute security Of principal and the cerahy
OF moderate interest find in guaranteed mortgages
an escape from the uncertainties Of railway and kindred IN
yestmens The company organized because It was
believed thar public very tired OF us ex-
pcrcnce with all class Of securities about which tne
investor knows absolutely nothing, and In the mahpuia-
ton OF which, frequently, few make fortunes ou1 o'
the losses the many mortgage on real estate has
this commend IT, that mans security cannot De reor
cnzcd away from him juggcd with that he cannot
tell whether IL worth anything or not mere Is hoo
much chance for speculation In mortgages, but TINS COM
pany organized 10 promote speculation IL hopes
70 aid conservative investors By providing them WIN
choice guaranteed city mortgages 1t does not ann 80
much to serve experts in real estate values or those with
ample facilities getting good mortgages. as those VINO
know little about real estate values and VINO nave poor
facilities getting good mortgages For trust funas ior
endowmcnts for residents and for women, no more
profitable Investment that equally secure can be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
DR. E. NJ HYDE professor OF Latin and Greek, eugene
Diven 'a7 and William d. Farwel. 49,
IRON HALL OFFICIALS INDICTED.
A PREsENTMENT IN INDIANA CHARGING THIN |
WITH EMBEZzLFMENT.

WITH EMBEZzLEMENT
indianapolis, oct. - Csrciall'-t became hno"'
TODAY that the Marion County Grand jury hau III
d,cted on the charge Of embezzlcment the principal
supreme officers of the Iron Hall ASonhdihe u''.
closures made by the courts lhVes'is"'io"
few weeks ago, when the order was put IN 'ne n"'u
Of a receiver. The indictments. which are maui
Jointly in Two counts are understood to be against
the following persons Freeman ID. SomerDS' u"
preme Justice indianapolis; Mark C. DAVIS, supreme
cashier indianapolis J. T. iounghusband' supreme
trustee and chairman Of the board, Detroit; j. Henry
Hayes, suprenle trustee and secretary OF 'he o"hu'
Camden. ~ j.; c. f. Thompson supreme trustee
Dnghamton " y; George C. Fountain, supreme trus
tee. Jersey City, y. j.; f. W. Rouse supreme rlS-
tee, Baltimore.
The first count In the indictment against the per
sons whose names are given charges them WIN ul'
cmbezzlenent Of 100000 Of the orders fundS WHICH
they converted to their own use. the second count
charges them with converting 10 their own use 9-oo
600 by using 1t in somerbys bank al Philadelphia.
The necessary papers will be issued In the morning
and the Governor will te asked for rcqustons so mat
the indicted men may be brought hec as soon as pos
sbIe Probably Judge Cox Will order the arrest Oh
Somerby by wire, asking that he be held uh'h an ON
Gov can roach him with the necessary documents to
rcturn him 10 headquarters In indianapolis IL is
likely that Davis will be arrested TO morrow AS 'e
sronn, alleged in the indictments 10 have been en-
bczzlcd Is large oic' IL 10 P'0D"''N 'I' ~o
will require a heavy bond Some OF the men, DAVIS
narticularly have considerable property and 1t Is be
Ijeved he Will have trouble in furnishing ponu III
almost any amount. There are more OF ue euPiVho
officers who are implicated. Their cases VIII receive
attention at the next session. Some surprise Is eN-
pressed that supreme Accountant Walker Is not on the
list Of indicted ones II is Claimed however that II"
was only an underling and did not obey any orders
that would plt him within the clutches OF the law.
H. Indiana emboZzlcmcnt Is severely punished Con
vicfcd persons may be sent to the prnIienary Tor
tonrtrn wears II is believed here that the action OF
he Marion County Grand jury will be followed by
tdciments against Somerby and his associates In
Philadelphia and Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nnw.York Thursday Oct .l3-BEEVES-Eeccpt'
SO adne peGTg w'SS Ssa o9 s@ de@ 9aG a. for
Sessod native side, slack at j2as1c fog common u
choice quality and Texas and Colorado beef .de' .er,
v" stock or drcs.'d neat, today In the present con
diton Of The G|.cow nsre n S'u 10 whch tho
Siberian sana todoy, belongs. The Muel carries 20
''c IiLGH cowsNo trceh arrivals and no trade GG,d
Which hay sfn p IN hsd PcSoc %o" Sell "
2a5 had Of ~2 c5n l5s a a. o Ns5I,
ycrhng Gc,nGt up WITH III ,n% sseg'on IF and
ell other sorts Of calves except choice eeIrt yals
d easier price,; SisSG yas % at Sssa' e.
st - 1882 per 100 n fed calves and mixed Its at
colye dg a wSk w a5 for for Sre' si1
& & 20 ss 20 90 y e !5$ I9 q e
90 rrassers ccl n at 90 90 a do 22i n at 80 20; %
'''i ma6 SoSs Mullen 7ca 15s n g so % DO
Ic7 n at 81 do. 15i n, at So fed calves 2io n. at
H,ncnbcck ( Hollis 40 rossers, 1877 n. Ot 50 10;
NfssR u, wal, =, as g I'd 20 Sayss p, r a.
% g e. p Ss' s - ?s n st 81 %
rdfo4 S ss. sr9ii a9 = st. 81 2' 10
AND acr & is aG"d"F sos cp s,sS
.? at Cott 10 car. at Je.sey Cy ard ear a.,
cad. % pen. that could 1 not BE- sod Tc'tcr,Sy
n S@ saS %a p sa'f c %S" s q enc co.'s ano
at late hour Poor good sheep sold a. s3dsi ~ per
100 n common g prms lptqlbs q 81 .5@tS 81 ono
rcmemhcr The Columbian week whenever they look at
their bins and o. them will probably b" willing
another 400 before celebrating II in tho
niesscd mutton lower at 6Aaoc per n. and dressed
lambs sold about whatever price was bid at the
Saic."D. Ma rneton: go we:torn lamb, 70 n
a. S. 37is $50 si- D.. CT ~. at 49, 90 culls, II
&c Dnenb.ck 225 Western l,mhs 5o., ~ at . COZ
100 DO. O. n - 81 lG7 do. @ n. nj 80 % o. do
b n at 81 p stat sheep % n, at - 50 d.! lo7 D
culis sheen and larLs. 20 N al ~ -.
]. y pdcock Sons 21 state Ian bs 90 n, No - 20
~ do. - n. - 37i2 15S do 81 ~ at - 2j %
sheep ~ ~ at ~ 90 II do, 90 n, at ~ % II
Judd buckingham: 1870 state lambs n a, - 30
49, do O. ~ ~ a. 10 state sheep 90 ~ AZ 81 90; 90
lis K'arucSy lambs 81 ~ at - Is:
oot Nyen Ge No u y g LAMBS SIS es at - Is
Hume { Mullen l55 Pennsylvania lambs. 20 n a,
So ST.. 50 State d., 90 n at - % IA do y n, at 80 80
i7o DO = \, az $ 81 "a d. 80 n at 50 s7ia 2s state
Halcnbeck { Hollis rs Western sheep. los n at
iloGs-Rscclp,s. SO cars. or 0O75 head-2s cars at
4Othst. and s cars jersey Citv. Market IOdI5r
lower deck Of Michigan hogs sold - % per 100
n good state do at - e0dSG bunch OF choice light
Country dressed lower at 7'2asc for medium and so
saie>-A W. Lamb; 10 Michigan hogs. 1913 r, aver.
ii do. 800 NJ 500 50 choice do, 1877 n, SC s
hume & Mullen 90 state hogs. 1888 n, at SIS 90 20
DO l6l ~ at 50 rough do 30 n, at 81 80; stays.
3JO n. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct - (Special.-Some people at the close
called the wheat market bull a.; Others bear one
The former ft encouraged because although there bad
l.,cn some decline early, thrr was an AIN ~ compete
,,.oypry at the cos. On the other hand shorts eN-
messed Nrm.cle, satisfied because the price at no time
during tn day showed advance, and becaHss az ing
a nat Of the DAY 70 even showed decline The day
RANGE was wltnn l. cent December opened al ~,
and co.ci at 20 sslr May at ST. ana tlo,ed az
~lA cent.. "1he Price Cvrr'it-" wechIN summary
wa buni-h estimating the available q whelt ! uS,
fVnOOo 600 hu,h,. under laSt Against that WeIe
f heavy rain, Kansas and NrbrL,ka ana the prospect
~ heavy rains everywhere els Owe Oh" wet thart
'.t,nate for Friday 80. Minneapolis and Duuth had
~{ cor, Com -od on 4 cent and ~ the clo>' showed
ONLY hnlf ~ 10 recovered. May sold from 46 90 49, ana
closed NJ iGh cent?. Ther, the same motive which
ind been tho prevailing for month big receipts
lI cars go o,"ir,u l2N: tho estimate FOR Friday 90
charter. w,r uadr 10000 bushels The incident n
oa., WIS the Hing ont Of line belonging g. mflc
rardridgr. ny sold from b. t b., ana closed az
3id. cent, MrIht. who has the october rib deal seems
T. Dee entering upon another bul rAnplign n po,hi
lie bought about DO eco barrels oi January to-day, ana
offered all that offered for f2 CO H. j. SUP
po,ed t have accumulate already line ~ about 10000
barrels. The market spite Z his operations. bulls
hard January pork sold ~ g. bt closed n ~ y
anuarv lard ~ 10 and closed at - 10 January RIBS
At - p closed at rs 30. Hog were nNc 81 ter
cont, although there only 10000 and although
estimate for Friday only 5000. october ribs sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
COTTON MAREErs-By TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Get. l3. =. m:-Co,ton futures Closed
barely steady; Am'lican-Niddlne, low mlddlihp
cluu-r October delivery, ! li-N1d0t lHtid, Octooti
and November delivery l76l~l loGid; No'eln'
Der and December delivery, i lstd sellers; Decrm
her aud rluuury delivery 1 2Ocld sellers January
and February delivery. - Gid buyers February
and March delivery - 0tIai 23, , haTrn a dn
livery. / 20-Gsdd4 3O64d; May and juno delivery,
{ - sd value. ~ o,,.
savannah. oct. i3.-Cotton easy middling. : 0l6c
low mddlng. i5c; good ordinary. li,loc ne'
and gross receipts. ssh bales exports, cofStwse
.aco lalcs: sales. 30 bales: stock. $1,000 bales
New orleans. oct l3.-Cotton steady mMihns
5-1c: low middng. lSc: good ordinary, Il o-7c :
net receipts II O07 bales, gross, SG7 bales cN
ports 70 Great Britain. $500 bales; TO the COl,
ilnnnt 300 bales: sales, $3.50 bales; stock. lloooo
bales. an $1,000. ,.i,d,r,
galveston oct. 13.-Cott0n steady middnns
ale: low middng. : lie, good ordinary, d sac :
NET ana gross receipts 05s2 bales; exports coa o
wise lOei bales: sales 2,327 bales: stock, io',-o5
bales. ,,,,,.u . >. q.
Norfolk. oct. l3.-Cotton steady mlddnng' o-sc'
low niddlinf a-lGc; good ordinary lie net re-
CENTS 33i9 bales; gross. 5000 bales exports, coast
wise 263 bales sales so3 bales STOCK 1855 DaeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
cENFPAT, MARKET REPORT

and drmcf closing the basis Of IG+e for No To- ar
900 Rag. .n, No g. 1870; 3 200 bas-, ~,
- lGi,c 600 BAG, 40. :. 10 arr We, lo-"l"
900 has 80 l. to arrive, l5sc go oass 60 3
not and 10 arrive AZ I7.c. The mIter saS oo Wsto
,rrmcr sales 900 bags Central America" anu ~ m
n, an r.vatc terms. lutuns were more active: u IN
silcs oegfeatnr 81 $50 bags The oPhi9b accountS
p| n iavns was while Hamo4ng S wa
,,huo- indon onicial quotations. 40 p M
Ky o. Iynm,her 70s "a December 1Os 20 Janusi
si: February lis ID March. 'Os "a. hr ~ ~ boII
, 'rorr,s nero closed yesterday on account %,
dsy The cable OF the iih 3uosd f ar esrha.g',
tiU nto)' rSn" Tcc,lps ia Rio 5000 bags Blo ceal
ancc: 10 United stats 1000 hays Ki9 10 S market
drn ,ce@ ptS in santos II 600 bags; santos soeA' 1i
0oo baes Santo, uarnet arm goa aviaTe us % 600
~ CLEARED from Rio October IL. steamer Slfus -''o'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
FOUNDERS DAY At BETHLEHEM.

Bethlehem, Penn, oct. Is speclal).-This WIS
Founders Day at Lehigh University. For the first
time in the history OF the college there was no
memorial Grafton; II suspended In favor Of the
Columbian 10 be delivered october 81 By DR.. Henry
Coppee Tie students duties In the way of honoring
the founder are celebrated principally BY fighting
Last night the sophomore billed 1900 posters, insult
Ing 20 the freshmen AN over town. Numberess fights
resulted to-day: seriously hurt, hut there
were many black eyes and bloody noses. The prin-
cipal feature this year was the annual founders
sycning banquet OF the Eta Chapter Of the Psi
IJpsiUn Fraternity. Among the alumni present were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore oct l3Flonr steady gnc hna s, re-
LIS DE Wheat firm no. red %Po' SnG o sSc
asked SS ' steamer No red 70 ac bid rec@ d 30, o.
southern wheat irmcr; PuIt1 ~ 53c' l9niDTry:
10 7-c. Corn steady mixed SPOT so % i IN
g ~ &C. f receipt 454si bush stock 7512l
Lrsh sae,. 1900. southern corn weak ana D., lo"L ia
W. Hpa .6c new oats quiet and steady no. white
Western 80 - l-2c No miXcn, 49, hsS i've
receipts 1000 hSch t91 lc nsked rc D a455
bush stock, 3G567 bush Hay cay eood TO o"T me-
timothy ga Grain 0lda firms s gc Pro
visions steady mes, pork, S3d$l3 so bulk msd,si;
loose shoulders oc ong ciear naked shodcrs
ic hams ia 10 DC, lard refined rs cruz" do
2 Butter T% cr So niioti a%CS 81 sc nde
fa"cy Iso good to choice l6al1c sto Grm rio
siac Eggs sten Sg sOG Saf cia'0 sugar aq
cTannlaicd, 11Oc. Copper unchanged ""''"''
lower ng'0 Steamer mST Yellow dc quiet and steTy
30 white, tc shorts quiet ana ana ' ni~ west
er Creamery. &c Cheese easier Eggs nrm va
crn extras 22c Receipts for the ne, oCa hnSb oats
coo hhls II 900 sacks corn, 23i'ooo p"'" '''''
40 900 bush shorts, 1900 sacks.
ruralo. oct. I3.-wheat-Good demand soon ~, nS
mar declined co'lns dun sa@s, 900 BUSH DO
6. t. f. at 70 3-td7o 7-sc; 400 bush no for' at
crn spot at - S9c ZOO. %o O Sard "" Cd spot SIC
DO d. N"ncaPos s5c; do, new spot, 81 LIE; S4
C. /. T.. Duluth. zoe No; ! d Mo'cH'i"f II Re:
80 northern spot 73 34c do So C. J. red SOLD at
Winter wheat lowsr three , c"r fol At r l2c Corn
NO yellow - 80 as ,s S cars 4' On 24t tra.k o sold
nsl light oar No. ~hitS 6 sSlG track n " 40
thr'r 'aIs 90 o"hed barley active and firm, par
cna-y FOR low Grades sales 200 nc bu 20 oo o5 ls
zoe 10000 bush No. Westerh a. nu .TJis Wc~tern on
private terms Rye dull 80 at Tig gss 4Gast 30
r. good demand. but easter best Sprn-' "a 405 % 80
A. s--i1,.c~ - 15r II -. rye nour, -, W - r
%nfcd scay and nnchanse4 G9I Ffi @' d @r
good demand for boats Wn" 1 Sc 70 sew York
Rccp Gooo IBIS 0 Ts"G s.S Si0 barley 3
.orn 81. 900 bush: oats liooo" p PUN canal
WIe,t iol oo5 b1sh corr ie ocH hH,h V wbeat
90 600 hu.h. By rail hour sl'"o' ''"'
i,,i 900 bush: corn, $1,000 bush. 80 Pol
chicago. oct. 13.-The leading futures r'i'S'' -
lows; o,ooinc Highest Lowest Clo<lns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

lo1al7c factory. thrs 70 Its ,rt6Iy fi cream
fancy White SEPTEMBER lose d. cOl9ed lose AuSse
e ts%Sy 70 fair 7dSc SKINS common % cGSiG
saGae factory nalI sE% 2y.nIa newad choice
&c Western 22la24c for prime to geSieo IL I mr.
western seconds and INFERIOR @fuSf oO per o''0
Western icehousa 1Sdlsi2c' ,,..,o,,.
sUGAR-KAw-Dul and gene al rrm. TpgsIonS
EFFl NFD-ouet. but suady crushed anu GUY ,I W.
5.lGd59c grongated 4cdofeiIoncr A. iiiGd ~
coiunba A. 45ai liiec; standnd A i9igd3e mTFig
565 AID 40. 8. 315dtAc NO = i,raof . "a
81. g 4i.eaii.c; No: O. a. BIC 10; 10 90 lolo@
az No IL 3ha3 Sl6c NO r. SI ~, ID ouo,,d At
Of IN Md. and oj,c in tcs oconargarine. city, &C.
TALLOw-was quiet but st'uy quo'cd "' ~ '''
prime city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
MAKING READY FOR THE DEDICATION.
THE WORK OF DECORATION AND PREPARATION
ACTIVELY PROGRESSING.

ACTIVELY PROGRESSING.
Chicago Oct. l3.-The work Of decorating the build
ngs and otherwise actively preparing for the Worid
Fair dedication WINS fairly under to-day fourteen
hundred citizens Of Chicago have already pnrchaSe'
tickets for the inaugural reception. The committee
has received 1000 acceptances from distinguished
c1iests and II Is estimated that 10000 people VIII
attend the bali The order TO close the downtown
streets 10 traffic for two DAYS caused protests to-day
from hotel men, eXpressmen and others. Mayor WASH
biyne however, remained firm. Outside the business
district, q temporary viatuct in NiChigan-ave. Will
pass the big procession over one cable line without
stopping the sreet-cars. 1t Is said this evening ta
Chief Of Detectives John Shea has established taclt
understanding with the judiciary that no habeas corpus
wrts In the Of known crooks shall be issue"
,ovt ,reok All thieves rs far az possible will be
arrested sight \ letter was received 10 day IRON
GENERAL FtzImOns declining to comply with a snc
cestion from General Miles that the Chicago militia
regiment, shorld parade without their rural Illinois
comrades for whom the state has failed TO PROVIDE
TRANSPORTATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

,od nark,., slow. 81 Zoe lower rough and common,
=, -. mixed and packers, q O50 - - PRIME
ieay ana butchers wssh 900 ~ 4 Sca 4? pmc T
900 r,d marie, lOq 2Oc lower. natives, - %
IS 5o s1lss Texans, * -; Westerns, 81 95@ - 90
'"u,'' In oct 13-Catte receipts. 400 head ,
,i,,monfs 800 head market steady fair to chClc,
native st-r ~ 25oS -; ordinary t. eogi 1N ~,
,i, g,,,.r~ ~, 1Or -. Indian cows II 'Oo y %
iI,. mcrtpts 800 had shipment, 300 head; mar
t., Sc lower; heavy, - 3Oo - 90 p''hlnS So%
n 20 ul-l; - 1Oa - 40. sheep receipts, oOo heai'
.6lnmcnfs. D. 800 head; market firm: native Inu'tohS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
INVESTIGATING THE SHOOTING OF FREDERICK.

Buffalo, Oct. 10 (special).-Major Franklin Bartlett
commanding battalion OF the ed Regiment, has been
srbpoenaed to testify before the Grand Jury here on
the shooting OF young Michael Brodei,ck. an alleged
r,otcr by some unknown guardsman in Major laIt
let's command at the time Of The switchmen's strike
The Grand Jury visited the scene OF the tragedy this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
MORE INCREASE IN WAGES SHOWN.

CENSUS BULLETIN on THE INDUSTRIES OF
SEVERAL CITIES NORTH AND SOUTH.
washington Oct. 10 (Specian.-rhe superintendent
n, the Census to-day issued preliminary reports OF the
mechanical and manufacturing Industries OF the cites
of Buffalo Rochester, Chicago, Lynn. Mass; Denver
Nashville and Atlanta for the year ended MAY 81
1890 The figures given, when compared Win tne
corresponding data for the year looo' show most
gratifying increase The average yearly wages Paio
N labor IN 1850 and 1880 respectively, and the
percentage Of increase for each city, are shown In
tho following table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

STAINED.
Good Ordinary
4. Annl LrlLn I

cood Ordinary ......5's Low Middlng "-..''". q 10
ST. cool ordinary ....3a MddIng o,
rnert,ol Tclegrams.--l 80 p m-lSc''lt, 100 49,,
hale of which an, 100 tale' a.' ,rer',o
Va ,tc TO- sr-.ruafion export. 500 ba'r NH4N
u oCi iolr. - SCOT Inar.o3 dull brt st'ia,. ..N,tet
mi md. sd Futures opened quiet ~ 90 20 a
NIanclc-t cr narast-har STEADY com H''"-
crate d. uaud. ,,. s.-,,, tho day Tho
oo..inc vas 9d1O point. lower tan ~ dN 70 ~,
~, gbt reco,crI toos pacr later. but ".! I" D. io.-
inuoi nv hr,a Of - po.nt,. art IN" utiAt 'i" y"
NJ ia :, 10 nfs net los for -" IA. lhfu" S.,
" ivernonl accounts and pc5-ur' ~ sol wee N ~.
,a,fc. NAT cau-.i the do ne, in aid ton I" lrl"
f..llrr ON the southern market ana ti' c'oP '
If Toe dei : belr.h purn.ft Trading Wa Nef5 F" ''"
The salos aggr, eating 2J1"'O la'e~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
ASKING DAMAGES FROM A PACKING COMPANY

Chicago, Oct. l3.-Charlcs G. Jerome. packing
manufacturer to-day sued the United states Metallic
Packing Company for 100000 damages. He charges
conspiracy 10 defeat him In securing contract from
the. Alley Elevated Railroad. the alleged conspiracy
consisting In inducing engineers 10 put emery In his
lIbricating Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, oct. 10. - =. m.-Beei and pork in
fair demand Iams-Ihe demand Is Improving
Bacon In good demand. long clear middles. aDout 10
Ms. Ais i'd shoulders about Il to IL Us. irm
at 3J>. Cheese In fair demand. Tallow, turpcnune
unl ro,n In fair demand. Iard-Spot and futures IN
poor demand. Wheat I'm fair demand, No. > red winter
firm AT is Id No = red spring. firm al is 3D.. Flour
In poor demand. Corn-Npot and futures In poor
demand mixed Western spot duh M Is l-id october
dull at f. I sd. November duh at Is > I'D. De
cembcr dull at l. 3-4d. Hops AT London-Pacihc
Cnn.l-Thcrr /. n-lhlng OlLrrlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14
THE PETROLETM MAREET
ws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.

MEMS FEOM HE FIFTU ND NNNWT VF ININIS
The crude certificate market opened dull after the
Columbian holiday. There were sales OF only 5000
barrel, ln. options at - cents the price that pre-
vailed on TUESDAY. At Tho stock lNohonr" th.re were
no The output of The Med maid pool i
up - 900 barrels but otherwise the situation Is without
new atuIc.
nor Gallon in barrels and III cent, In bulk Cases
T. - Foreign quotations here; Antwerp Ii francs
I.r.L-nu 100 nnrA.. lnmann. I D.. lIal 'Ld.