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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

RrIIDlNt; MATERIAI,-Vslues remain as last qqoted
mt the movement moderate iiayerst'aw hsa n,,Gh
SuS,od AT ~ 5Ods5 jersey, 81 25a - 40 flshkHIs
"a 5ods5 o5 upryer hard, 81 o5dsi 70 pare ~ foa
40 90: Eosendsie cement. S5a95c per Dbl American cen
Portland 81 75as2; German portand 81 91a'2 80 80
so uer hh and do finishing, soc aths ~ bGs2 90 per
CHIoORY-Standad English graduated quotcd az DC
anu rTCoA The jobbng movement IL fair. Quotations
c.rcas Sc; Trinidad 132al4c Ggayaduil l0aloc
BAHIA l2aal3c; and st. Doming' loa W.. .,,o, o.,
COFFFF-Thcre somewhat stacler, market Tor
ne demand No RIO quoted at 152c. sales. 2 600
hacs No l5I2c; and 800 bags do TO arrive 1jN-c Mid
sarIv active: sales 500 BAGS Maacabo private terms
t. tho optlon line there less activity and beailsh
ione generally with a decline Of lodSO points. closing
taIcl steady cables did not fully respond 20 our
rise on Yesterday and this. coupled with local realizing
Id IN Inc break avre opened stronger but closed wax
Hamburg srincd @.a1 Ife. London finer. Closing
aaoate5. pe@emscr o cS, Sd 81 janua aa
a.. February. C7s; March 66s I'd. RIO
o,os Rtr,t ordinary 30 kios). Il 050 good see
d no kiios II $50; exchange private, 13 receipts
' pio % day.) II 900 bags RIO cl.arsnces 70 unNd
L. 600 Rio stock 20l 600 bags ITO market
&c" recrip, In santos - days 10000 bags santos
,nnt 900 bags Santos market quiet; good average
santo. 10 400 quotations nominal; cleared from Hlo
n,s ~ United states bv steam during week ending
uon.Snher II 20 600 bags in our cable OF september "a
- pIo shinmnts sail to United States 10000 bags
nn',, a. Rio July / september 2b. 1s92, S1SopO
ics time 1891, coo bags same tim, $500
coz 600 bacs receipt. at Santos July to September 20
1sss !ss COO time 1891 $4,000 bags same
,,me 1890 10000 bags Total sales here today 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Tue'dny. sept. 27.-BEEvEs-lsccepts
B-in rs ca consigned dtst ne On" Gdy
CIV dDc,.ed beef in fair demand and or good b
he Qs 9eeqs 70 5 % a nasc aSG S SHS a
Ter o. native beef sells down 10 common Tcxas prices
IN this m SS oS % 'afi sgR so Very GS and S
suppl ed homefed cattle which are oe1ing jTs
lie appears to be the top FOR steers IRON the ststs
Scich, Reireefaici beef slow ct both markets at ga
hpmcnt, today. all on The TOgrc, $50 tssyss 70,
n 9S 5s S sse fai " Sa Sa
R b. Ee %nS Peg 40 head ior 4 " wooid
ci,r Of rars 2lso quarters Of BET Tor r9stmans Com;
fastaan. Company sond out 600 qMarer; ia the Ger
manic. Tho bermuda sails for the west indies ca1y'
'MiLcM .cows-Eecap,s, head. No trading.
Z; ne,s i SsSe? cars cars % .; Won con-.
C 'r' wcai aud common stock sod ct 2sa2.e;
Little arg , at ca 2sS. 70? gai e5e'f ;ci
,,v d es.cd choice ica,hinr l2rc.
sae'aad S, ngeng4am sS ycp 10 rs At M ac at 7''
HscabcsE Hollis ys veal I9o , at g s,,2.. DO
sS at at e. "a Do '9 a4 G q At 's' s'''
nrr. N; %a. 81 T y ts 'f ~ at At r. at '''
SHEEP AMP = Eeep' ~ :9c E%,s car, cars n,
There llaht trade today but the feeling wa shady
sod faP ' . iS@T o %' per- 30 very
primo lambs at % 23dfb "p4.
fdy at 1dp2c per N, dressed
In fair demand at sdlOlc.
Saics-Judd & Bucitin CHAM: l7S Pennsylvania lambs
GO r average. AT IS - per 100 y.
l. S Kasc l26 PcnnS yania lambs, 63 n at - S1l2,
ii Collins: I73 Western sheep. s. n, at 81 IS; Il
western lambs 30 n. at ~ 20.
J. y Pldcock & Sons $40 West Virginia lambs 60 ~
at 90 % 224 do 81 - 80 II West Virginia sheep 50
y ~ a.
D. Harrington: 9n Kentucky lambs 60 n at IS rs ;
80 State sheep 90 %, at "a.
Hallcnbeck Hollis. late Monday 20s Northern
Canada Is mbs e H. at 40 30; $40 state do. o. N. at
ID .3i do 6sl, p, 90 100 do. 65i. ~ at 50 81
iii Pennsylvania do 30 n. st IS -; l9 do 90 ~ al
~ so ) sheep At ~ so; II bucks. iS n 1T - SO
Receipts % cars +ls7 heads cars at 4Oth-
Il and 10 ears jersey CITY Feeling firm, with sales
at a, bOas5 81 for good hogs.
Country dressed steady at 7i2d13.c FOR medium; sHsHc
Salcs-IIum. Mullen: - Stat hogs 1874 n average,
at rs as per 100 n . do, 2Jj n, az % =.
Newton Glett: II state hogs, 22o %, at 90 60 DO,
275 n. at 81 ,oo
Judd Buckingham; ~ state hoGs, 10 ~ az 20 GU
4 stays $50 n. AZ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
TBEGRAIy and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

There was an unsettled and variable wheat market
Yesterday but a little more ACTIVITY was neVelopeu.
Prices opened is cent lower and then rallied ie@i~
cent slbsequrntly flesh weiLacss was sho"h' u"e
market falling 34d75 cent ard closing with Irregular
changes The cables came stronger early ID
tho dav and foreigners were buyers In conjunction
With Wall Street houses. Liverpool ga,ne o. nassaSs
and London Sd per quarter The amount on pan~rt.
to Europe increased only 500 nre INFRINGEMENT S
visible supply Increased $4,000 buShes no rfse po
,be rnited KINGDOM were liberal. These Influences
caused the reaction. December options opeheaa ns
% is cents rose to SO l2 cents, declined TO - os
cents and closed SO cents. The Speculation ION
amounted bushels p oo S s wre on tSs
SPOT and about 100000 bushels &C. l. ~ through from
Frost was not reported the West and receipts were
larger leading TO local REALIZING ft prices ssO csnt
Under Yesterdays The dealings In options ran up
to 1850 900 bushels The amount on I passage Se 70
Europe decreased 1000 bushels ana Taos smas
the crop Of that state at 175oooooo bushels against
900 bushels wers s'a taken for export '
oats were 1-sa8S cent lower, IN sympathy WIN
corn. There was moderate specston :s dn and
lower with no export sales. Inc hnal 1louaUuyns
we're as follows Wheat-Sep;ember. 40 SO oc aS
ter cOc November 81 l-2c, Decehioer' ooo' 'ia''
zoo Corn0september SO 14c October, 50 lac; No
vember. 50 7-sc: December "a 7-oc: May $685.
Do September a7c October, ~ Isc November.
Lard-september So Is; october. So TO- November
81 40: MAY 1899. 81 20.
at New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
rs follows: Wheat 4022eI bushels corn iys
bushels dour. 1850 packages Al Chicago; Nh
waukee and ST. Louis ille arrivals We're: wnea ac
bUSheIsi vota gran I,7o43o6 bushels; -four. 3i,o4o
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
TILE TRADE IN ClIICAGO.

Chicago, sept 81 (special-The provision pit, so
full of interest of late. oday suddenly the most
unintercsting spot the floor. The manpulstors OF
october ribs appeared to be inclined TO permit their
deal for the moment. itself. The scapers even
seemed to be parlyzed by the uncertainties OF the
lard and rib manipulations. The packers seemed 10
Le taking no part In the market October Tbs were
almost all the session nearly nominal The close was
~ rs nominal at that. october lard. after selling
10 81 ~ was bid up just before the close BY Fair
hank broker TO ~ 50. Pork after vacillating within
range of u IL cents. closed cents under Monday
night finer. ony l. 900 hogs the estimate for
Wednesday was $4,000 The pice at the yards was
cents higher Wheat was luclined 10 be weak early,
on enormous receipts everywhere almost 100000
bushels at the primary markets. In the last hour
advance I'm cables and the news from New YORK that
considerable export business was doing. and charters
for almost 100000 bushels here. rallied prices and
closed them firm. December sold between - 80 aud
10 5-s and closed at II Ia II seems 10 be contest
between enormous primary receipts Oh the one hand
and low prices on the other. Fine weather and tho
big movement started corn easier. II lost about IL
cent and recovered. October sold from rs Ia to
AZ a. and closed at 40 Ia. The final strength was
due almost altogether to the publication OF the Iowa
state crop bulletin which makes the crop Of that
tate only IL 900 600 bushels. against 35OOOOO O1
I'm shells last year. and 232.oo0.OO0 bushels the wear
before oats featursless all the session. within
a range of Ia cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
H CHINESE CONSPIRACY UNEARTHRD.
WHAT THE TREASURY OFFICIALS FOUND on A
CHINAMAN ARRE:TED IN DETROIT.

CHINAMAN ARRE:TED IN DETROIT.
Washington, Sept. "a sensation having an inter
national bearing has been developed by the capture
Of Leong Yeo, a Chlnaman. IN Detroit. large
number OF documents in Chinese characters found
upon the person Of leo, and they forwarded TO
Special Treasury Agent Whitehead in Ncw-York
where an investigation made The report states that
the documents certificates Of membership in Chi
nese societies. small piece OF cloth certified that
Leong Yeo had Joined society called "Leong Jow
How Fong." at San Francisco. The larger and more
highly illuminated document tells tale Of conspiracy,
which will doubtless he interesting TO the Emperor
OF China II known TO him. 1t explains, according 10
the expert, that society exists in China having for
It's object the removal by murder Of His leness, the
Emperor. The society is named Gee Hing. It's
president is named Keong Hoo. The holder OF this
certificate In question is Leong ieo. and he was adj
mtted to membership in China. dark red spot
is seer, supposed to be a drop Of blood.
The report sent TO the Secretary of
State, and by him submitted to the Chinese Minister
here on September D.. The chief of special agents
at the Treasury Department declines 10 talk OF the
mater and the Chinese Minister. through his inter
prefer SAYS Il is not matter for publicity or Inter
view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
KINGS COUNTY GUN CLUB.

TIL. members O. the Kings County Club held their
regular sLoot at Dexter Park L. L. yesterday at live
birds Twenty-Five yards rise. The competition was for
the club medal and the best average OF the season
and added prizes. The scores
@ Z,pkeu J. F. Greiner g. c. Thiu 4, John Linsted.
G. H. Rehen s. j. Link s, c. Dethlon o.
Sweepstakes shoot q bds)-9. Zirkel 2 +. Greiner
2 C. Thiel 3 John Linstedt 2, u. Rehen l. j. Link ?.
o. Dethon 8.
sweepstake shoot (6 birds)-G Zrkel l. r. Grsiner 8,
e Thi. 2 J. Ilnstedt 2 H. Rehen 1, j. Link 2. C.
Dethlof 4, A. Simmons l.
Third sweepstake (6 blrds).-G Zirken 2 f. Grciner o.
c. Thiel g. J. Linstedt T. II. Rehen ?. j. Link 3. c.
Uethlof 8, A. Simmons o.
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11vr srocK MARKErs-RY rELEGRAPM

Chicago, sept II" The Evening Journal reports
C,ifI-t. - 49, 10000 heat. shipments. 2.bO mead
market unsettled lower: native steers S 21G - 10
Texans ~, lO0 ~ 70; Westerns, - 1J0 W - cows,
" n y, so Hogs Receipts, II 900 head; shipments.
500 head Market opened stronger closed decidedly
weak; rough and common. t5a - 10 McheiS avg i
a IS 10 lh.ht. - 2jd - 30. Sheep-k'ceipS' o.Voo
head shipments, 100 head Marhct zlrcn w 10
crIS 81 IOasi 30; ewes. ~ 75o ~ %
- Louis, sept 27.-Cattlc- Receipts 4,4oo h'an
native steers rIa - rs: fair 10 good Texas scerS.
~ 100 70: Texas cows So ~ 80. Hog Receipts.
: 100 head. shipments 100 head. Market steady.
heavy - 100 - 30; packing s5a 70 80; light. - 10
s. 30 shcep--Rcceipts. LOO head shipments,
none Market quiet; pretty good native mu'tons.
$4a "a 80.
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miscellaneous

GENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose OF thols
az cio.hing at a fair value Will please
aali or address EDWARD MlLLEh' 10
GthaNc. --------
INYhLID.--An experienced pr9irSsiohs'
nurse having a newly furillsheu hggnsc
n,uIsy,d -liEe The car. of invallds. Address
NURSE. 233 West 22d-st.
rIEE CHANCE..--Salr Of s-button NOUS
ourtair., s,lldc gloves. reduced 20 ~: paaidta ,
Positively worth - oo,. 80 '0'
broadway and 10 West .otn,st,
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM ana ' wen.
,r,i literary Tuion.-Ofe1niZcd IN most
s ~. .ocio,y for insuring employment 10.
~, nov Writers 30 uriZe competitions
. mo1ths' couis'. 81 book, Poe. stamped
@nv"lo0e. GUILD, ll3 Washington fi"ce
poStals ignored. -
-,.e,.rrvrxS DISH WASHER" Is now
g. INV families and pronounced
a aTsat - Sueccss' On exhibition at % East
1lth-st.
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oo,oxy STOCKHOLDERS MEET.

Boston, Sept a7-At the annual , meeting OF Tn, inc
stockholders of the Old Colony hairom "u"s' .'o
',o Warren and Bristol Railroad to operate
n,"noutb and Middleboro road, and abolish all
u" as,ngs between Roxbury and Hyde Park,
er1.. .ar cant Of the cost Of doing the same They
lyme ..cr,,ed the directors TO subscribe for new
:t.cx Of the Old Colony Steamboat COMPANY ana TO
sSocA VI A. ,,s amount OF So O0OOOO The auditors
issue ponos .oes earnings for the year. $s.744S12
report sh nSn o The board Of directors was re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
CHOLERA BREAKS OUT AGAIN.
FALSE ALARM IN THE CITY.
SUSPECTED CASES OF CHOLERA PROVE TO BE
OTHER DIsEAsE.-NEw CASES Al

SUSPECTED CASES OF CHOLERA PROVE TO BE
OTHER DIsEAsE:-NEw CASES Al
QUARANTINE.
DR.. Jenkins after trip down the harbor yesterday
returned and said that there were two new cholera
cases on board the bohemia; that he had removed
them to swinburne Island and that their were
Marianne Lukowska and Stanislaus Michsarch, aged
seven and eight years respectively The boy died at
90 p. m, Just two hours and quarter after being
admitted to the hospital
IN addition TO the two already cited. Dr.
Jenkins afterward gave bulletin from Dr. Byron
TO Ire effect that Wilhelm Iatz aged four years
Johanna Milkzarc. aged six years, and Carl Gassman
aged twenty four years. adj OF the Bohemia. down
with cholera and had been removed TO Swinburne
Island.
Bulletins at the Office of the Health Board yester
day announced that there had been Of cholera
In the city since September TO- The man Mende
sohank Who was sent to the Reception Hospital In
East Sixteenth-st., Monday night. from No S66
Eleventh-ave., was sent back TO his home again
yesterday, the Suspicious symptoms in his case hav
ing disappeared. Charles ZeiSel, child not quite
two years old, removed from No. 40o East Fifty
third-st to the Reception Hospital yesterday, suffer
ing from vomiting and other suspicious symptoms.
but the at the hospital said he probably did
not have cholera. A scare caused at the
Coreners Office In the afternoon by the arrival there OF
Mrs Mary Loebl OF No. 1s6 Forsythst, with the dead
BODY of her infant who had died from dhrrhoea
The baby's body sent TO the disinfec1ng station
IN East Sxteenth-st.. but II WIS said that the
symptoms which had been observed during tho eight
days OF the child's Illness clearly not those
Of cholera.
The Health Board had meeting yesterday ana
decided TO retain the services of fifty additional
medical inspectors during the month Of October
President Wilson said there was reason to hope that
no cases Of cholera would appear in the city again
this year. ,,,,,
Jams went TO Quarantine the steamboat Patrol 10
inspect the policemen who are guarding the Injected
steamships. Ii was said that no change in the ser
vice was contemplated. $500
A faint trace of nitrites In the Croton water was
found bv analyses samples which were taken from
hydrants in the city Friday of last week. In the
analyses OF samples taken In the previous week no
evidence OF sewage contamination was discernible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
NEW RECORD IN PIGEON FLYING.

Philadelphia Sept. 27 Ispecia-A new record has been
made under the rules for seventynve miles ana
for the from less than 100 mics either oy ou VI
Young birds Fourteen young HunsbergeTs OF Chestnut
Hin were liberated In Mount JOY, seventy-two miles 70
tho northwest halfpast II o'clock this morning me
first returns were four together IL :55 M certified
al O'Clock. The allowance being only three minutes,
makes the time out 81 minutes. and the average speed
Asst minute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
pvcrRs1oN RATES TO THE WORLDS FAIR

1p,ore will be a meeting today Of the trunk Enc
.ssncsr committee 10 decide upon rates and reguia-
,,ns 10 govern excursions TO the Columbian Exposition
IN Chicago. The Delaware lAcha~anna aha "'H'ern
y" .s,oa rho Commis sloner's office that the cheap
-. ,,oLo,s from the Grand Army Encampment at
washington which caused the reduction In fares to
n,rs from s. to So have been wtthdrawn from sale
Is he the case tiSe ffaS ana ouii'r
q - viii restore the tariff rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
..s,,,sox ANNOUNCES IT'S WITHDRAWAL.

r,,..o so0, o7.-Presdcnt Marvel, of the Atchl-
has aoo,roved any doubt Of the withdrawal OF
~ uns from the Trsnsconnental Association by max
ns s oiciai announcement of the fact The reason.
ns a. ,.t,hdrowa, are summed mp In the fact that
.s rsnscoptjnental Association has lost all us use
tnlness. and win in any event die hhuura' YEA"
a Jsnuauy By the DETECTION al l'" N~"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
c,,p OF 4 SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

Nashville Tenn. Sept 21-M noon TO-DAY al 'ne
.ast door OF the Custom House the t0esdpe'he 'N
Naehville Railway was sold u A. r. Weber, oil new
81, tho highest bidder The price was $4,000.
r -ood extends from Galiatin, Tenn into ken'ucky'
aho,,t thirty miles. II was originally ProlerIed ~
Ssshville II mas been In the hahds oi "o'''e'
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GIFTS FOR THE NORNIANNIA'S CREW.
GRATEFUL PASSENGERS DISTRIBUTE WATCHES


GRATEFUL PASSENGERS DISTRIBUTE WATCHES
AND MONEY.
Captain Karl Heblch. OF the Hamburg America Line
steamship Normanna which will sail for Southampton
TODAY in ballast without passengers, received hanu
somev executed testimonial from the passengers who
were detained on the Normannia. 1t was as foilows
"rro Captain Hebch and his officers for their SKILL
courage and judgment displayed by them In the man
sgement Of the ship under trying circumstances
ordinary pers Of the added the still more
formidable peril of pcstence in crowded steeraec
Had Captain Hebch been wanting In any OF the
qualities of an able commander, 1t would have been
impossible TO prevent the spread OF alarm through the
ship which would undoubtedly have resulted In demon
alzaton Of very serious character and thus nave en-
dangered the lives OF all on board.
"For all this, as well as for his efforts after onr
arrival in port to prevent the further spread OF the
disease among passengers and crew. we feel deeply
grateful and hereby express to him and his officers
orr bost wishes their future happiness and pros
perity, The testimonial signed by f. L. Godkin
A NJ Palmer and Robert VI. Thompson, committee OF
passengers.
They also gave Captain Hebich magnificent gold
repeating watch To the fourth officer. f. Moser'
who accompanied the cabin passengers OF the Nor
MAMMA on their mem ,rabe trip to Fire Isand the
passengers gave heaunrl gold walch anu cnin,
With a charm consisting Of a tiny golden steering
wheel To DR.. Breuer they gave hne gold watCh
and 800 TO the purser They gave 81 900 10 me
stewards To every head steward they gave ~
and to each steward Who waS AZ IRE Isand 81 au
ditional and to the chief steward they gave $50 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
SOME OLD VOTERS IN OHIO.
da (O5 Letter In The Pttsburg Commercial Ga

Nevada (O) Letter In The Httsburg Commercial Ga
zctte
This village boasts what II believes TO be the Oldest
Harrison club IN America. All the members ger
IN, mail AT this p0stotice, and Postmaster smith IS
M prond as he can be Of the fact. seven OF the
yeer,ins live within the village and the o'hor Two
c,iv Two miles distant They all in the Nevada
nrecinct some OF these men voted for Harrison IN
1895 fnyslx years ago. but all OF them voted ior
ho der Harrison In 1910 and FOR Benjamin Harrison la
lass and they will vote for him in 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
flats 90 Get. Hnfurnishso

RARITY.-second Cat; eight rooms
and bath. thorough order, l3l East l5th-
st. rent 81 100. possession October |.
Jani,or. or THOMAS ECkhKSoN' DO
Wost both st.
FLATS TO LET.-Furnished ana uniHr,
nishcd desirable locations. folSoM
BROTfIEIiS. S2G Broadway
5TH.AVE. loss. corner s0th-st.-Ele-
CANT apartments, facing PAX; so n 800.
Apply premises or NIXON. 80 Broadway
Brooklyn.
TO LET.-FLAT-A very deslrthle sn-
gle fiat. six rooms and bath. with all I'M
proyements. ~ Henry.st.. Brooklyn.
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90 Get for Business purposes.

A RARE OPPORTUNlTY.-0n Oh ~
floor, near aoth-st.. to lett suitable for first
class dressmaker or tailor. Apply on prem
Uses, 9lS Broadway.
BUILDINGS, stores lofts, offices and
studios desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS, s20 Droadwsy.
BROOKLYN.
TO LEASE from May. 1898, factory
building, 304 TO $40, Hewes.st., Brooklyn,
near Broadway elevated. minutes 70
ferries "a by 65 feet, S-story brick and good
shoe factory the tsnant Wi sell engine and
shattiGs IL required a'So ~ 4 sa|ss e. PET
II. =. SHOIES, OWNER, 67o3e1tSrAieve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
Countrn Real Gstate 90 fet

A DESIRABLE HOUSE to rent In
Pl1in,iold y. j.: furnished or unfur-
nj shed perfect order; all modern improve.
ments Il rooms, bathroom, hot and cold
water throughout seven minutes WAX from
station centrally located hrst:class neigh
borhood and surroundings. Address U. H.
D., Plainlcld, n. j.
Furnished
FURNISHED HOUSE 10 RENT-Pos-
session immed lately; weH-rrrnished country
residence large cottage, nine rooms, oatn,
closet. range and tubs all new excellent
water Gas and sewerage barn, three stalls
and box stall carriage house room ior
man large garden fruit Of all kinds ilne
straw berry bed corner lot, 13oxloo lo.a.
1--WE minutes walk from depot, can be se"n
TODAY. or at any time. Address or ga
W. r MAYNARD, White Plains, Wet
chester County, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

st. Louis. Sept. 27.-The Central Traffic Association
on October 10 will make the following advances IN
rates TO New York from Chicago and St Louis: on
live hogs and pachingbo products 30 cents from
Chicago, 35 cents from ST. Louis grain and grain
products, 20 cents from Chicago and 20 cents from
st. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

In otber places (csilmatedl .----.- l5'J4V io'f-D
Total stock in New-York by running a n va .so
stock in all United states ports. 5t4''oo 5uo $50
IIverpcol teleqra..s IS D m-Re eipt, 1000 bales,
Of whlci Amei az. ,oCo bales sales 1000 bales OF
which speculation AID export 1000 bale AHerc "a
. COO bale. SPOT market easier. Middln%, uPand',
I'D Futures opened steady at ldid 10 @Od define
Manchester Inarkct-Naras i,,cgular. O"tiS quiet
Ilavre SPOT mar1ct, qu-t and stady oGinay spo. -
tres Ordinary 81 has. ordinary 4e september 49,;
october so November, so; December, 3l. January.
81 February, 5lt March. So sellers. Future market
easy. ,. 81, ,,c..
Quotations based American STANDARD Of css'hca'
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quotation, are based on American standard Of cas'ihca
ETfAINED
Good Ordinary - Ii.id ioH. MIddlns s lilo

Strict Good Odinary5 lie MiGdlng
Options-CondtO reversed to-day, and Instead
OF that bush df which prevailed YESTERDAY. there
substituted weak and unsettled market Inc dealing,
though less active were again brisk over 10000 bales
changing hands. The represented decline Of sac
points and close showed losses of sdlO points
Liverpool advces Disappointing. prices showing
decline OF lar points and the port rccepts were liberal
I'm addition 10 which h,r, considerable qu dalton Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28

Northern Pacific and Great Northern. The withdrawal
OF all the other transconnental lines is anticipated
before october /, that will be the limit when inc
ninety days notice required will be effective January l.