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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14

~o,,,nb.r Deccmber January. February. 4otd4o2c.
Offerings noicinte an1 prlf 90 Of CARROTS rned srN
future, da and unenamgh unsadsi Witt Will, c,i HS
fsnalsgc 80. white Novcmber Decent 'r Jann., ;i
nm PENNSYLVANIA nrsts &c SugarsRean%f s. y erd
a. flir dcna d cube. Sc ozenge, 5'sc smndfa pow.
derd &c gr,nulaci 4,sc dad graaulotea dss
- confeci lovers A. 4s.c Red star A. iSc key-tone
tsia.c Franklin T. 7.Gc franklin r, 1lGc; rrsnS-
i,n -X.ra C. a. Rcd Star c. &c; Green star 309,
Hue star & Sc. Qtner article unsfaoged c necGlt
corn 30 800 bish oa.s 100 bush unprecedented
~ c0 hush: corn ; go bish oats. 1900 bush.
St Louis Nov. I2-Flour firm and unchanged Wheat
was lower eaTy. then recovered but ea''Hl on ana
G G's December. e0.c Nay. 70'.e Corn folSwed
%mvcn,lr.r los.c bid; December 33 ,a394c year 52c
I,n.,rv 3Ss,c: Nav 43~c. Oats-tash higher 81 3o%'
IA Nav lower ~ 35c asked. Rye dull al 49, Barley
nni,t I'd UNCHANGED ian scarce and firm az 55' iias
XII and unchangcd Flays'ci luiet A. ~ OCH. Lad
dnii 1T $50. common; peer duu NOT worm NOR
shan l"c iuttr and steady and un hln.i .ofn;
cnon ,ieS unchang.d. Pork qrIet job'ing $3.50 Lao
and unchanged only small obblng trade done Re
crn,s-FIomr 5000 bb,; wheat ~ coo bu,h corn
Oh nco ush: oats II 0)o bush; rye 900 bu'h Dslcv
10 coo hush Shlpmcnts-Flour, 10000 bbls; wheat
~ 600 hush corn 10 Oo0 bush; oats, l3OVo DuSh' rye
900 bush =.
Tolcdo Nov l2whcet; easier No 2 ca.h ana III No.
yembor T4c: December 7ia.c Nav, Scstc S9rh' GnIl
10 . c,sh agile Oats quiet: cash. a3'2c ba I'VE
quiet cash 54c Clovrrsnd. acHve higher; prime cd.h
and November = So: January &c F.brar 90 90 cccd
March - 10 Re"eipts-Florr 2lS Dds: "h'nt Zuo,'
husb corn = 7Ia bush 100 bush rye go bush
Ioyrrsc'd 700 bush Shpnents-Flour. lo52 bush
wheat COCO bush corn I75o bush; rye 400 bu'h
cloycr,ecd, AZ bush.
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THE REFORM CLUB TO Hoyos MR. CLEVELAND

Arrangements are being made for the annual dinner
Of the Reform Club. which will be held nj the banquet
ha In the Madison Square Garden on saturday even
Ing December .. Grover Cleveland will b. the pin
cpal speaker and will be followed by other leading
Democrats in the country. Wallace !Maciarlane l.,
chairman Of the Dinner Committee. and m" principal
eub.commlttees are As follows: on Arrangement
August Lewis chairman: seth (. Terry, Rignal u.
Woodward Lawrence e. SEXTON william F. Kip.
Charles Biggs. IOfet :. Mnturn and William F Hull
ON Invitations and speaker and the Prcss-thari"'
Farcbild chairman: William Il. Grace Robert Gri"r
Monroe. Edward u. whitney william T.. Curtis. Henry
L. Nelson and Henry de Forest Baldwin. on Recep-
Wheeler Henry Willard Charles J. C,ndn. John H. V.
Arnold, Henry Il. Il. Stapler. Alfred Bishop Mason,
Nelson Smith Franklin Fierce James Byrne, Louis
Wlndmullcr ii. II. B)lcsen George F. PARKER. Ben
iamn Parker, IT.. Frederic r. COuderi AMI Carl S"huz.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

ruralo, Nov. l2.-tNiie-Ecc, ip' la,i - n'' ~
so head total for w"ca thus far. l-"u" '.r" -,
800 head: iOiO head to NcwN"rk. on sac, -
head. market closed strong with Iil on ~. n,
inns lar ,OOJO head. fer same timc last Wen -
90 hond: consigned through. 1880 h"hd % 49,
Nnrk 4 go head saic, BOD head WhIh' ."p, az
.cndv G o,.7l firm mediums anu l,'k'L; 1.,,,
~. workers. - -50 - %. y =. - hoD - ~.
and lambs Receipts last - hours, S,oV' i'iu
for w,cl thu- far. $500 head for same UNI u,
w,.os 5000 head consigned through. 2."'r n''u
+, New York 900 head Oh sals $500 heau IT,
ami and weak. lghi t. COOL lambs. rJD - ~ Srrrh
To- hist sheep - 250 ~ -: Canadas - I'@ - -
c,.flc-E.c,ip'- $500. shipments. llup M''N,t
ann Ioaer good t. extra natives, - iog r - D' .
oti.r. Z, SOa - -iOchrI~. ~ -1@ - - l'Hh,''
- $50 - 10. cow. - .uo :. - II 10 Receipt >,
j. 600. Shipment. 500 Market o'ed lower .ns''
and common. - -jo - 80; pAchus am 'n ny,
= 10. p -. prime heavy ard hui' els Nl-I'''
- isa =io5: Ilrht - loaS5 -. shop h'F'ip'''
o'O: shipments, 900 Mar@i '''t} NJ. ~.
NJ. Ifttf
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offered n terrible sight The Lebel bnl.ts lnhic'
wounds Ike those made hy cxpo,ivc bullets ~ ~ -
impossible convey Ilea OF theiT disofEalI,Zr.-
effect on the human body. For all OF us thre Gnu .
of the Lebel ule proved revelation. fVoh . NJ
largest cOull not afford the enemy sheic'' wv
bullets Golag clear through them. 49,, 49,. ,,,.,, or,
We are now going to burn the dead, a' inrIc mi
too many o! them be buried. our men aiD' WI
receive burial an honor they have Wen aeS,I ~
Graves are 20 H. dug for them Oh a. hiIloch On '
laDks OF "a" OuCmc River, ana tO-IhoIIO" We nv
coed on march 20 AbOmey. r ,o,,
The statement T. the effect CT thc si ni
bul et Of the LNbc Will take most people Dy SUI Pll,
IL was generally understood from experiment. Indn,
on the carca Of dead anlmas that the Pnnet
10 lis small calbre and high initial XelfrlV
remarkably clean wounds that likely 70 DC iaC'
only when they struck vital part
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Supreme Ccurt-C;encral Te7n-B'toc Van Errnt. p. j..
o'Bri,n and Barrett JJ-Nos IT, 49, 40. 90. 81 81. 10.
spiems , cS~ i, a ogac BEFORE Andrews J-Mo'on
i iss as nd Io 9r@ i"
55s ts s 1879 $ Ios 49, I5St ia s ss 9s
Nv. s isas 81: ss Fe is ss 5s 49, ni' is
1875. 1855, 1859. l402, la7s. 1876 1890 1896 5Ij.
' Src 1se' c lss raS l22 S Patterson Jxo,
s s2 i 49, 1885 sds '2 iS o7S 5.S 2G c s2 iJ IT, ia'
Circuit Court-raTt I-B-fore 1ruaS J.-tascs iom
circuit Court-Ps't n-Bcfort Parker. J.-Cases from
Circgi; cour-rat IvPetore Lawrence, J.-cases from
-" Suiioqa,e's court-wrls CT Mary H. White, Henry T
JOHN %' Simon 81 '? s,o TO + sn d
a. m Isabea Reyno'ds, M1ra Mor9t Warren Wat r.
L. y livingston 10 80 a. m.
cnCa PHn rcS JJHo T e. 25 s. ' g. Is g. a.
7G, II. 80, s.. s.. so, 60.
Common Plea'-Tral Telm-Par l-Beior' Glcgcii1h.
$50 800 800 81 81 ISL r. G 5$, SO 5 S7a 49, 49,
Common i 'Piess-rrial Term-Psrts II and IlI-Ad.
saperoi Court, .;sneS Adlenn,d 70, the term.
Mo sSsto' o0''-'p''' ''''' "''0' '''''''' d.
superior cOqE sga -: TenonsE McAdnm, Nos
ssprior 'V o sS haa Trmisr II seaywca
superior Court-Tria Term-P,r, U-Before Glider.
sleeve mo 1880, 1871. 1924 2lG2. 1889 2977 7oj.
Superior Corft-1rla! 1crm-Iart lIi-nefo,c Dugrp
J.-N0s. I5ll 1874. 2ol0 1894, 1924. 1927, 2409.
CITY Court-Specisl Tcrm--Dcforc Ehrlch, c. J.-M,.
xo city s 81 "a T ssS Sc ss n sss cs gcS d
SAL $40. 1881 OIL 700 1919. 35. 29i 900, 29G o97
ssS9 s 81, s9S 7lo 20 81. 's $50 GO Sss
Sos so s7i st2 ga sol 500 So. SIS 800
Nos I5S. 80. 1923 3i7 4.s 1876 l42 AZ 4O2 io5.
SOB. 81. 535. Al: j7s, G0l. go G3O. Gi7 or
Ga $40, 25e, so. 2Gl 4IS '25 ao o.. e4s, 1916
io7s io1A 1919 io7s 1919 iCsl 1882 1883 ios, iosi
CITY Corr-TrN Term-rau III-B Before Newberger -
Nos 702 7i3. 23o. 100 346 7cs 7j5. sl6. 20 1913
los $50 772 $40. 249 $50 $50 1888 2077 PSI
2s2 2S3 33s, 304. 365 374 37s. 3s2. 3,3 Ssa 73o
7S. 1888 1888 100 37S 776, $50, 1929. 1853. s3s si5
cry Conrt-Tna Term Per Iy-ntc,e Van wyck
iias i"52 iso5. 1881. ISL 1905 ises is5ss ia
1874. 1894, 1901. 1tc0. 1857, 1851. 1927 1855 lCa3
1905. 1872 Poll, 1910, 1873. 1896. 1897, 1888, ioc'
1853 zoos ooO9
Court o. General SHssons-Psr. I-Beiore F1zyarald J.
and Assistant DstrictAttorney Osborne Nos. 1 t. IS.
inclusive.
Court OF Gonc'al Sessons-Par II-R,.ore Corne J.
and Assistant Dstrict-Au rney Bedford Nos H.,
inclusive.
Court Of General Scssons-Part rII-Ileforc Smyth r..
AMI Assistant District Attorney DaylsNos. 10, In
elusive.
New York Cenras Buffalo Speclal-best evening
train FIR, RI milo En-
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rl-rnpEAN rRNDNCE MARNETs

~ ruooL Nov L. . D. m.-.Btcf-IIo dcrS offer mod
eratey extra India mss Arm at SIS I'd prime mess
rrm al IS "a rorllrhc SUPPLY l. poor: Prime moss
Western fine fra at SOS prime moss medium firm at
rs Upms-Ilcldc"s offer m5dc;a'cy. Fac0n--
Holder, offer sparngly; Cnnl criand cut about - TO
lo N stc1dy M i6s .h0ad"rS about l. 10 i ~.
nrp, n 80. I'd. Checsr-llOlcrs offer moderately.
'rslIow~Holicr, are not offering. Tlrpcntnc and
ro>n-lInh r. cicr spa lngW Lhrn->p"t- ilf'
.nnnlv 1. uoor: futures holders offer moderately :
Prime Western. December and January. steady e a5s
Sno In'dcrs are not orcling fltnres-holders Offer
noder,irly Hops n, London-haclhc Coast-lioldoFs
nre not Offering.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the cabin passengers on the Clmard Line
steamship Etruria which arrived here on saturday.
were Mr.. and Mrs W. ID. DCrlard. Vernon II. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. CaAiwell, tho Rev. p. I. DAILY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrett. the Hon. Alan Johnsoie
H. T. Low Mrs. c. ID. McCandless. Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
McCrackan. the Rev. p. O'Bren. William II. orcuit.
John Rodgers, the Rev. =. J. Scanlon. VI. 5digman,
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Stewart, Judge II. J. swan
and Henry May. IN" Inman Lin It's OF h"stc'
landed forty three cabin passengers Yesterday. Among
them were j. i. Brin>ncad, George Cooper, W. I.
Coryie. Mr.. and Mr.. ". Davenport. Mr. and Mrs VIII
lam Gibson. Mr. and Mr.. F. Hand. j. shaw Heller.
John IIowSon Colonel q. l.. lnmar, Edward Leslie.
the Rev. ID. A. O'LOane, DE-. H. II. Oldrght, f. o.
KobinsOn and Dr. ". y. florence.
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yrU.yObK SciFNrTSrS I'd MEET.

Tho first iCint meeting OF The societies composing The
Scientific Alliance Of New York. Will be held tomor
row evening AT o'cock. I'm the lecture hall Of IN"
American Museum oil Natural History, at seventy
seventh st. and EChth-ave. among the speakers VIII
be Morris X. Jesup President seth Low, Of Columbia
college: Charles F. Cox. Judge addison Brown. Pro-
lessor II. Darlington Bolton Professor y. l.. Hrttl
and Professor Albert :. BickmOre. The societies
which compose tho Alliance the New-lo Academy
Of sciences the TOrrcy Botanical Club the New YORK
Microscouical society. the New York Section OF the
American Chemical society, the Linnaean society OF
New York tho New York Minerao gica Club and The
New York Mathematical Society Professor v. L. Brit
ton OF Columbia College is the secretary Of the
Alliance.
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THE SITE or TRADE.

ra@?7 Hr%r u.snansf =; r''bfSi ,
7sa;S.c: Dc,cn,ls- 7tSu7+.c, MAY. s2'-Ha2A r.
ccpr- 40 ~ bush shipment, "a olo 5usn 40 - 3,.
fuu 7ol7'c onstsI,y 5?d7ey Con sa'y i@ @S,&
bI. ~, 40 90 bush southern COM ,;ca1> white
,fn udi-c: ~ > mixed do aSaArLc 'ccpt' sp
bi.n -toc n.7ig 1g.h ~ 'Lsai; t mo 1 Tyy
nrm aud higher Foi To choice tlmoth 'i1 90, 20 a..
cram fights H.ri un'h.nsH n o'' nork IT,, ban
mat loo- shoulder, and clear rib sil", go Inglr
pem"i shonis5, 80 ,gss''Is Gard NINA
iO..c fu,icf lrm. craurfy flu, y. 3ird-c; 10 Jar
chocc q d2, ; 5G-o line as a"'y DO iar
e. sod 2Odglc; rtorc plcked l."lSc' ffSs' .,,.
cole Rio catsccs Nh Hf,i ~ p,liiu lca.Giie
WhsNey ~ 2iosi 20
re.ga So i2MaTHc'' ,,onhy COD EI Gd.s dlr
ii c,o S"sh shor,s ia tons
buffalo NOV l. spring what Dun cars oa SO. !
hard so.d at 81 1000 bush No. &oTh.Tn ,oi at zoe
Do - T.. s2'.c. So North M 40 "a = s2'.e
do Duluth new. 79'-c do c. T. =, sc 80 NJ" I'm
~ ssf s do = So / Is s 7' why vh,c 7ssa5s
asked corn dul ut hrn; offerings very ISN'T IN Sto'r
and none O. ,s 'ot g. p "a, fisc a.hci
Cor. 40 yellow sod at 400 900 bush 80 do so.d
0a,s quit and .t,oiy; 80 ? whit. Slc 40 do u .
fJsc 80 miMi on truck "a ~ store ,s,c has ,y
.;; 50 80 81 &c ak a. a""1 aG af G,s
.PFo. - +oo%i 10 WHIT. !onc s'@Fa d. Il nscd
,crd Ic 10 Nen.YorN nccelp4 , our - 900 ~,
vii A. - GOO bush: corn .osoN9 Lush lo,le = oop
if3 500 hush: OTIS .51oo 'ush. bri.y 80 600 hush
rye ZOO bush Sod. 70 500 bush shipment by lIio
bush oat, 10000 bush; rye. 1000 bush
Clicago Nov. l2-Tho leading futures ranged a.
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THE PFTROLEDM MARKET.
vrws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES


Tho wa.nirr,on Buf'au Of statistics iel0r's he "N'
,o-,s OF PETROLEUM and IT. pr~'ut for The month oil "'o"
A. ylaton o. 20 100 agains, &'siolol ~ oc'oo'f
lsyl m incr 40 OF 32 ol0 For The ten monoAs OF mo
- III. c,oort. wcr. valued at S47laG75. against
so- oc- 20 In In, cor ioadnr i~r'ud yor AGO. &C.
., n q 2i3 sos Tho Refined oil situation nat week
howe,r wa. without special taturc. hut tho "hHehr' q"
,aluo. WIS Downward III. Geld 20 ron was without
change and tho McDonad roo. ~ecms u have sett'u gov"
10 a daily output If about $4,000 barrels. Inc cr"u'
relato, contnucd longu,h ard prices 'o'rd Sha9
,vcr There was 10 sgniA. lncc 10 the d'aNhg'' or"
tl PROSPECT, arc still doubtful ., any revival ot h"'".
oven with the decreased production rfom ca win ,"r "''
vent " weather
The piuo.llnr hcure~ for TIE hist thra Of the cu'"'
,o,1 Indicate that uc~r VIII b" dnctiol IN nct
%otrnbor The d.l.v 0te'a." o. runs n1> bc y o. ,
inrcl@ against dat ayCrttr 81 'p0u DlI'.H III ~
,r,nr if9l ~ s8 har.r- m $50 AID d'9' yhiLels -
No,rrl.r 1889 The dcliytros have a''f'-.l ~ -
barrel, dan cYn ard VIA 100 lfrcl, IA NoSeihUSr
10 ~. -; barrel, 1870 snd 5l,-sS hI ~ls IN NHNc.H
" io Charter, 10 the i'm inclusive. Tl"r1 Is fo ows;
Runs. Dolly tc. ~ DAYS. CHI" ,o ter +,
Tool hr.el., CS3; - ,ys iqIS5Wi S:99iSyS
TIN, HucA,yo Lima Pip, Line rms and delivcric; arr
nearly equal FAR this Eo.tt. ITO" p'il returns rum
NoI,mi,r - 10 inclusive ar appended;
9nos pcl.,.ric. Ex. Runs.
,,,,, i.,.,i. - 4sf 3ll gl0.T'5 TT10
a., rae r,f dly ............. ~ t5l uC53 7's
Tho rang. OF price. and the toaI d",'nss IN National
Tr,n. rsrtinpmi.- the >tO tNtl1h-t anu thc on
solldatd stock lad Petroleum. Exchange lo uAe last s"o
weeks follows;
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. ADVERTISEMENTS AMP srgscRI,PTloTSsa f kE.

ADVERTISEMENTS AMP srgscGIrTIoTSs,, f kE.
en- TTWyPHpET oW IL F SrTIcE WI 3d. e'a nrssS
as norm q Ranch o s@s 81 s
pIc e. cor sd..t i5S oth.ave i57 Fogr,S
corner 700 Thra' Cernif 7es rssye
loo IVES, totysecond colpmhs-n we, ~ lS
~ s5 we, iedt l,9 churehNt o. 20, I'D Ih ,s.s r.,
andtwcnty ht ea Wet oae .nS f o,sq Attest up
uf.h.st and $40 Wet 0nc-hunorra' so"' "~'' y
To- D. M a, regular Office rates r.. u.,,..vs 200
In BrooKyn. nc 80 Conrt,st 800 NE "n Nv ~ a.. 4
regular ONCE ratee
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-It was quiet day in BAIL crowns on ne
spot bus Lricrs had a study support WITH No. RIO
GIyt.d Il; iG.c Mid gowtns dun In the option mn
Iair Iu.in :, WIS accomplished, considering the Drei
session and kuoyaat tone ehar1cbrl,d the aea'nss
te c,. showed c gains OF l0dlJ points. after al .
Of "A 10 bags stfong,r orXn aid LOCAL cot r.
M had mos to 10 with tne upward tendency HaNfe
- I,i n, took I'm IlaVre. 3st. COO bags, VI which
30 900 l,g. ar brazilian hamburg sanei "a p'e.
H",eU er *; December -; janua.y 72s Cd Fcbru.
ary 72s Cd March. rs; APRIL 7le ID no qE Ho"
j. $50 csshangc ra ~ eccpfs Ia hss o, *" Eo
eioarinc,s to Europe 1000 bags ITO stock. 9o00
bags. ITO masc qglcc Erecp:s ia sans, ii 1tn
Santos stock, go 900 btgsi ShhlVS WsF'.
good average santos. u 500 Rec'it. at mo , Jug
ISL l. 7oj 900 tars same time 1890 100000 bags
tcj,,s n, Santo, july q November H. ls9! l.O 10o
> time, lScV
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STAINED.


,o., ,,fi,,,v - a.. Low mddlng --.-..-. -
S,rir, ,ood ordinary .....o Mdinc ---.-.-- . ''-'o
o,aous-Tnc "hul" fever lcasS"fd l's'h 3u', ,n1
't,,,n.r advance IN prir,-. with rn'w,d c"N'in;
81 .,orts aud NOR c,, outside ou!!hR iho .I a.
w. H,,IIpe, VA. a ris. Of $40 points on h,AI, ""t
"a mint, an late months. Foreign accounts hn"' '
/ Nf
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r.nn.d PETROLEUM reduced 10 points 70 29o c'ntS
,- allan Ia harfc. and 33l cents ~ bulh ~ N'M.lnh
End IS n barrels ass 80 cent IN hGk ~ fhl
I.,ltmors. Ncl" NOR 'clNt on n q.
"a Irnn thc Fast u" basnc price was reduced 10
,o's 10 q 10 cents per Gallon Crude OF wa, unchhngI
~ reut- Iu htrcs and ~ cert~ In bulk washington
End" lcnr cunts In ha'r'l, and 23J cents IN odIA
Narhtha was - cent pr T1uol.
- ,,u duotltOn- w'r' easier No AntW"ip defining
franc {, 3t francs per 100 kos a'd nv I,raeh ilhG
MIN, 10 , ~ marks - kIo'. LONDON WIS hn-
cha,rcI nc IA - i0d pr mprinl gallon
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New-York Central's Buffalo Specal-best evening
train for Buffalo and Niagara Fails. -.
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

ONOIDrN I MI 4ft'D O1'I'@.' '1'T
STEAMERS leave Francisco as follows;
GAELIC Wednesday, November IT, D. m
pEIGIC THURSDAY December 10, p N
OCEANIC twin call at IIonoiuu Wed. Jan. I, D. N
GAELIC Tuesday, January "a. D. m.
supsrbly spponted-suporor Accommodations
csevson can b. made by letter or telegram TO ane
cohn mans seen at psf and 343 Broadway, New.Yok
p,t.rv Place or room a. Railroad Building. san Fran
ciscl. LELAND SIANFO'D' rro'"e"''
n n GOODMAN General Passenger Agent.
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nrrn crconcry 81 roc dairy 2od97c. Eggs nrn.
steody; fresh, 22'2a2Sc
Cincinnati Nov. i2.--Four .a"tiye. tending upNnri.
wheat scare strong higher ~ red r.; REGENTS,
mixed, ijc oats firm No mixed @TG5ie. Rye
steady: 40 = Ste PORK barely II adv. tl2 %. L1Id
ncglcct,d - 10 Bulk m.o;s and bacon quiet Viii
Sugar EASIER in fair demand. Eggs solw. nm 22c.
Chfese quiet stfahy
Alllwauke. NOV. ie.-Flour quiet Wheat steady /;
pcccmber oIcj NS2 sp%s G7S No ~ SoI tS. , a.
Tort January ti3 IS. I.ar-Ianuarv. ~ s2ac. lie.
ccrT>-Flour II. 400 hbs wheat $4,000 bush; barley,
is bu H. Sh!pmcnts-Flour. . 800 bbls wheat 300
hush; barley. $4,000 bush.
Minneapolis Nov i2.-rhc wheat market was firm to-
day but there not much interest In the trading
December wheat opened O0Sc, and closed At the same
1t did not soil below hi, price, hut went OF l.c above
December In It's nne" for the session. There wa. u
good demand for milling wheat; No Northern selling
principally at 1oa.c, and No a. 07c. Receipts In
cars May opened 75asc highest 75Asc lowest. zoe ,
ciosod T5Sc. November closed G94c. December opened
GOAc: highest 6oAe lowest '09Nc closed. 00asc. on
track so. hard. 72c No. n Northern. 70ac; no. .
Rye -four quiet a. nrncr rates Penn ylv,na ~ j5dS3 20
M bb nuckvheat ro"r duh unchanc ~ S5dsl o.
rcr 100 N FOR new. What weak and declined La
osd d aSf'F" a%'2 e. yet S@mSr Mo rf
export elevator 75ioc No. red November 73d73Lc !;
Dcccnper. 10000 Jannary. 70.d7grc; February.
Cora offerings light and market ruled nrm though quiet
on and after to-day cob corn viii be- sold basis OF 20
the bush. No yellow In Grain depot isc steamer
No mixed In EXPORT elevator 47ac new steiner No. 2
depot, sic: old No for local trade. $685. NO. . mixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14
TOURS TO THE TROPICS.

~ ATLAS Ii l..
WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NEW.YORK
the Island OF Jamaica, renowned for It's salubnous
climate and natural beauty winter station OF the British
NAVY aud headquarters Of the British Army in the West
Indies. Good hotels and splendid roads
Regular salings also for Haiti Costa Rca and tho
many Old World towns OF the Spanish msin
FIN FORwOOD & CO.. Agents, "a Safest. New.York,
or THOS. COOK SONS Tourists Agencies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14

Cash quo'a,ioos were a. follow. Flour inn; wintSr
sr,g ratTt- s3 75ai Is spring tIghtS ~ 1898 ~ ;
tskcr.' ~ so spring wheat 12Ac; No sprlne
wl at GOGcSc; No red 72'-c: NJ corn. Ilic; No >
Cots ai+13lEc; No . white. 0; b.. 35L 1860 80 3
white ga@tc: No rye 80, No bf'lcy. 63"Oic; No g.
T O. b. i2aGjc: No I 4 o. b.. 35Qf5c: No niN-,cd.
II r": palmc timothy seed, ~ ~ mess pork per hl
sI2a41. 10: lard per 100 ~ 40: short ribs. slas to,~'
~ 5oat7 ~ DRY satd III uMers lboNcd - 3cat7 81
shnrt clear sides (luNcd TSSs % whi-key Gl,tlcfs
finished goods per gal ~ Il sugars. unchanr 4
R"t'lpf-. shlpil NJ.
Flour bis. Observation-Disclosures. 10000 1900
What bush .... ........... &c.. IpOCOO ~ .OOo
Corn bfhh... - Vbo ~
On,s t"sn ...... . .......... $4,000 100 .
rye lm,h observation-disclosures. 1000 900
barley bush. ...-............... 81 900 5000
on the Produce Exchange today the butter
nrrn creamery 81 roo dairy, 2od21c Eggs firm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-06
MAI lCK.

The obsequies of the late James MoGinn,
an aged resident, who has resided in this
village for many years, were solemniZed
at the st. Joseph's Church this morning.
high mass being sung, Rev. William B.
Meenan, pastor of the church, officiating.
The remains were conveyed 10 Cromp-on
Cemetery for interment.
John Bently, of North Stonington,
Conn, graduate of the Agricultural
School, who has been hired TO superintend
the B. B. * r. Knight farm, has arrived
with his family, but has yet not been able
to commence his new duties on account of
illness. Henry Barber, the former boss
farmer, is still directing the workmen.
At the regular council fair held in the
wigwam on Monday evening, eleven APP
plicants were raised TO the hunters de-
gree after which the report of the treasur-
er was received. There are 81 100 in the
treasury, the lodge having 1873 members
in good standing The chiefs of the tribe
will be raised on Monday evening, the.
llth, by District Deputy Charles w. Mer-
Ger, assisted by the board of great chiefs.
Two of the Italians engaged in a drunk
en- row in which one of their number was
seriously injured were arrested on Tues
day afternoon ut the Knights mills by Of
icer Jordan of AIponaug, assisted by Of
ficer Tenant of this village. the prison
ers were conveyed TO Greenwich Jail. More
arrests will be made to-day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-06
CENTRAL FALLS.

The annual installation of William
O'Brien Branch of the Irish National For
esters was held last evening, District Chief
the ceremonies: The following officers
were installed Chief ranger Thomas
CLANCY sub chief ranger, Louis G.. Phil
lips treasurer, James McGlynn; secre-
tary, Thomas Butt assistant secretary,
George Wickes senior woodward, Thomas
tin senior beadle, John Coughlan first
trustee, Thomas Riley second trustee,
John Welsh; third trustee George Flem-
ming. Refreshments were served after the
installation TO the gathering, numbering
about 200.
The Rev. j. III. Lyons OF the Central
Falls Congregational church, is still in n
critical condition. A change is expected
one way or the other this afternoon.