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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Oct II. p m-Cotton-Fa,,nres closed
barely steady can-Middllng. low middng clause.
october delivery. l364da4 l464d; October and
November delivery. 13-G4dd4 1864 November
and December delivery, 4 13-64dd4 14G4d: Deem
Der and January delivery, 4 1564dd4 1GG4d; Jan
uary and February delivery, 17-64d@4 Is G4d Feb
ruary aid March delivery, 2O-6fd sellers; March
and April delivery 22-etdd4 236id: April ana
May delivery. 2364d sellers; May and June de
livery 27-64d04 2s-64d.
savannah Oct. I7:-Cotton quiet mlddling aoc
low middling q l5-1Gc good ordinary. Ice; net
and gross receipts, 11.7o4 bales exports coastwise,
$3.50 bales sales. lso0 bale stock, lOl 3l2 bales
New Orleans. oct. l7.-COtton easy mddlng,
9-16c low middllng, Lice; good ordinary 9-1Gc
net receipts, IA, SO bales: receipts, f.0e5
bales Exports to Great Britain. $40 bales TO
France, $500 bales; sales 1890 bales stock. 1872.
973 bales.
Galveston. Oct. l7.-Cotton easy middling. 5Sc
low mddling. lsc: good ordinary, j-Sc: net and
gross receipts, 16s03 bales exports the Continent.
1881 bales coastwse. 1921 bales, sales. 1883
bales: stock, 123.215 bales.
Norfolk. oct. 17.-Cotton STEADY; middlng. &c
low mddlDg. Lice; good ordinary, 3-ec net
receipts, 2,257 bales; gross receipts. 2,264 bales
exports coastwise. 1G25 bales sales. Az bales
stock 20,776 bales.
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Cr9al Notices.
one u.ypRrp AND TWENTY THIRD

ONE HUNDRLD AND TWENTY-FIVE, ,
" street 81 PGLME DIRT. CITY AND COZ MY
NCW.yIIK. t.T An.e lea = 81 Lstttr Ill'
Guarantee Company. ll"nun, ss@n.t Elizabeth Is smith
- al.
IL pursuance u judgment Of iof'c,,urr pnd al.
uad and rnferfd above entitled action Hnd bearing
dato the sh day - O.tobe lS92 M" und' -gned th'
efcfo. In Judgment ntufc. VIII sell a pubic az
Ton a. the kAcLange si,- Room. 30 III HraeNai IN ne
CIV .; tie ID dly u $osemD"r. isp2. "t -
O'Clock noon hg William x nucdi auct0ne'r, the proyit
and prsmsc. mentioned and dccbed To- ad judgment D.
follows
All those certain lcts land with ue Improvement
thereon erected situate lying and 4fig In Tie Kweh1'
Ward Of Cit- ~ New YORK and ias,D together ~
bounded rlhed follows negl ming A Plnt o
the Hundred and Twenty hld street
distant four hur twont, feet easery from the
s0uthoasterly corner Of IlunGr and Twenty tn
street nhG f'ghth Acme and running ui"n',
couhcrly Iaiacl with Eighth avenue, hundred feet
and eleven inches to the centre IN" Of the block between
One Hundred and Twenty second and one Humid ID ana
Twenty.thri streets theme e1-tey p,toll,l Win one
Hundred and Twenty third street huy eet thence north
crly "a allcl with Eighth huntrd fc' and
eleven the -outhcrv -ide NJ one Hundred ana
Twenty third street ard thence westerly along tlc south
ery -lo q Ono Hundred and Twenty third street atty icct
TO The pant pace Of beginning the westerly wall
Of said lot running through patty wall.
Dated New.Yotk. October II. lSo2
JOHN A. FOLEY.
CHARLES UNANG~r Referee
Plaintiffs Attorney.
~ Nassau St. Naw.York v. Y.
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RECORDED MOETGAGES.


Allcn Joseph 10 Charles Torschn1 and wife. -o
,oI 5da st;e Of h 10 w am Rasn 18Th
i, Of sth,svc. wears ..--.,;....-.. 621o
"':I u 9s's -s q H i%S 70 lyman
ol? -5a! !n'" Of colns sS aH h'H 1000
Coleman Henry and wife TO Mary Johnston ps 900
cc SEn lS$asI de and origases 10000
oo @I'''} John to Henri wiesi 7c'l@
~ Mnh LEI errv,st siaImc IT. ..... 1900
Einhora, Mo-, ana TIfe to K'llacn Dorm. No 100
o1 1GS i1 ISGi. 9'' aaS VIZ II Merritt rnDl
C,oF. Charles < and aao,ner to Annah + Beae ..oo
s als5 5 Ga1 t. riw8rt Mia L. ooo
Kerr. " joseph, and Vie. 70 lydia l. Ralsyc.
Nr sh. hC'S IF ena ANA 5 '-Ny 1928
N'% k Jaufs Ara WI" et B s sI =" S year. 1000
Norris. john g. to \ Seymour. : 5Sd-'t -ooo
r,'.r :! c', f"ssnt VIE! to { rent oooo
h % Of , %fs sn 'atsie 10 ce stewart 1000
!, 77h.st, " Of Weot Hnesyc > yeo's ,.,i.. 1900
'" Gonl It. '.' Of JenHine ' ,,'"' 0 1850
'' Macy T Of ssth Of noueysrd sy. 10000
Eank " a1.sVe n OF 2Gths / year .'. 10000
Ra ni'S wiilam II. to George CRAWFORD, .ooo
Ecoh Sd John ' c. and vie to Harlem savings
Bank loSdst Of Court year 5000
wnet.st. n Of Ei1neon.t ycsrs..''.. $4,000
81 5,h.av,. lease ..~...''... 20 600
Tine sd.ayc ; corner Of 77th-st yeats . 20 600
The y Y Mothers Hon" ~ the Sister Of Mi>or
N : s9th. st. e Of Ave A. . yesi, -, 81 900
N'S and MHibsrrv IS. / year .''...'.', 1000
VIM '! 5otS't q II st,.a2c year 1850
wilcox Franklin A. 70 Fat River Savings In
' ycar ~ -. .......'..'.... 5000
"a IT OF 4 iis / year 1880
OF ist"sv". 3 YEAR r. " 300
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financial nleetinqs.

TOLEDO, OHIO. October 10th, 1892
NETTING OF the preferred stockholders OF
CRY 'Ai 1902 sF9J he'd = s5
S SaT .Se oursesnts day Of Nsvembtr ls92 at he
upon proposition submitted BY n4 directors to-; To- create
nav ars mortgage upon the companys main line sSu
n hands 10 an amount NOT exceeding Sl3 500 COO or any
Of such proposition that may DC submitted ~
that meeting.
"' ''"'' " WV NJ L. CROwELL, secretary
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. 81,
ers OF the Western Union telegraph Company called sS
will he held al the Office OF the company AZ No I'D osd
way In the city OF NewYork, on the twentyfth gay 81
Ccfober A. D. 1892 Mt the hour OF II o'clock. NJ. 70
vote on the ratification Of resolutions OF NE Board
Drecors 10 increase capital stock c. said company IN
he amount OF sl3 500 600 consisting OF $4,000 shsr3
OF 800 each making the aggregate capital STOCK o. ~
company 900 900 COO $500
DATED NeN.York Sept II, 49,.
JAY GOULD,
RUSSELL SAGE,
SAMUEL SLOAN,
AIONZO y. CORNELL
JOHN r. TERRY.
CHARLES LASlFR,
CHAs. f. MAYER
rRED'K L. AMES, r......-.
ROBERT {. CLoWRY, (
JOHN q. MOORE.
ERASTUS WtMAN,
NOHVIN GREEN,
HENRY NJ. TLAGLER,
JNO VAN HORNE,
EDWIN GOULD,
THOS. 7. ECKERr
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

both nancy and the accoupt; New York. Pennsyvan
and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 80 IL; Erie % SIS
Mexican ordinary 20 Ia ST. Paul common, 81 L.
Pcnnsylvania. 81 1-2; Reading 80 Is; Mexican
Central new per cent bonds. II 3.s. The rate Of
discount I'm the open market for both short
and three months bills is 3sdI ID per cent.
Paris sdvces quote per cent renes at 90 francs
for the account and exchange London at 25 francs
IS I-2 centmes for checks. The amount Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on balance to-
Sey Is E249.OO
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENT
nONn SALES


BOND SALES.
Location. Character. -,, Amoun~
In gton De.-The Philadelphia, Whining
and Baltimore Railroad issued, IN
1 1s1 i.,eSe set bonds Sa to amount 100000
They have been refunded and taken
up by q issue OF 4 per cent A.
% snd amount me- Of 100000
rec i from taxation by the United
States Government. or the Sttte
Pennsylvania, Dela-
ware and Maryland. The whole +,
sue has been sold 10 Messrs. Elliott
Johnson a. Co. OF Wilmington, the
same firm which placed the per
semi-annual 4Oyear bonos OK
the Delewae Railroad.
BOND NEWS
Chicago ,nsr% psst On Sond hs to amount Of 100000
o. Messrs. Blair & Co.. Newly OK,
az VI large premium. The Chicago
saws: This Is the entire nFst
issue Of sanitary District bonds
remarkable feature Of the sale Is that
the bonds made payable In cur
the board has had In placing inc
bonds demonstrated that IL f. not nee
essary as has hitherto been the
case with the municipal corpora,
ton TO make issue OF bonds pay
able In NewYork."
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
Denver Col.-Gold Maid Mining and Milling ,o,.co
Co, ~. f. Grant president, capital oVo"v
Denver Col&Rising sun Mining and Milling
CO j. j. fiee'Noou pfs'.aen '.p $4,000
Denver. CoiSUncle sam Mining and Milling
CO.. c. =. Bancroft. president, cani- "a noo
tai '"VN'~
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Oct l3ogE s Sa Wes Sd ts snRfs
DO do. 81 5o@ 81 co do do straight, 50 900 "a 20
Receipts, il,e42 bbs shipments .5s n boil ' isS
IS lac; October, 80 i4e; Dccember = 9 ga
= May $500 s? &c; ies sR So RED oa7
bush stock, 20O4,Ol bush; sales, 10000 bush
southern wheat steady fulH Ii"1ae; loa rs a
October, 40 lac asked; year, AZ A. 14c January
TsI cdS b eSo s s%h a0 SS WIFE
active. 45G 4sc yellow dun; Az &c Cats s'e Wa
No. Wss s@9 $50 900 D matN s,eeH
q 60 g. ESe d% SU 9 81 2f Su sNm sio
Ksssig s HaV seaRy good to choice timothy
81 a5ssi5 Grain freights hrmer, steam to Liver
pool per tusnc 4o4 I'D Cork for orders per quar-
IS, cents per 1eo is Cotton nominal, Sc Pro-
visions steady Dnchansed Bp rhec. hr nss s4c: do
imitation, COZ 22c; ladc. fancy, Isl lsc 90 g"r
nes a;, Ts mi '' G 90 l" s SiG
Coffee quiet; Rio targoes, fair, I4c No. - 10 LA
10 3,sc. Other articles unchanged
Boston, Oct 17.-Flour quiet. Corn quiet oH,s
quis ana steady Shorts quiet. Other markets ea,y
feceipts- Flour, 1900 barrels 1000 SacAs tons
Buffalo oct 17-whea,Actiye demand o iTr f Snll
hS new no 9fsIiinsf ,ro o'hsr e ear os at
1900 bush No. Northern at ga % Mn Nine sSoHE
hard SO p ola spot St as q DO &C. 10 50
do G. l. T.. II Csc: No. Nor'hern spo,. Cow ' Vo .
do c. l. f. ~ 3-sc winter wheat lower "a cars ~
r rsr S solo extra red sold at 49, Corn dull bn firm
No yellow track sold nj 47c NO. +" 90 80 o ,,
No !, as Ice: No. 3, A 3-4c In sore Olls 9'ueI
and weak: cars no white, 81 1-4a37 Ice ! car
No 3 white sold AT 800; car NO mlAeo u Solu at
95c Barley fairly active for spot and hrin western
SoG zee: State. 65G 75c: Michigan. 50 7oc Rys
dlll No. .. 81 asked IN sorc: Flour rhi: E9 S%
81 Ss' ao rye flour rs 4oe 50 so. Nlfeed firm and
unchanged Canal freights stronger; wheat 4 &c
SSS Sw York Reccps~Floar; 1000 b6s wheat 1fa
3ss 600 bush corn 1o,ooo mlsn o" u.s. conoi
Nh Wheat T 900 bush; corn, $500 bush oats
% 600 bush seed. $4,000 bush. shipments by rail-
iTlor 50 900 bbls wheat, 222,0OO bush.
chicago, oct. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as
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Proposals.

IT 5. ENGINEER OFFICE, Room II. I, Army
~. Budin, 81 whltcha st Nca. YORK, y. Y, sep
temb'r 20 lb92.-Sealed proposals for Dredging I'm Tho
Harbor OF Huntnetp y. y. viii be- received this
office until twelve ~ o'clock Thursday October
20 1892 aid then publicly Open'd Specifications. blank
forms and all available informal WI be furnished on
D. q TOrYST6V Colonel Corr,~ OF Engineers
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iilusitnl 1nelrnmcnis.

An ASSORTMENT or SECONDHAND GRAND
IIrrlrht AID SqIl.e Pianos OF uI.e, in pict con
d on And fflv warranted also uumi-r % secci dn'i'
planes ~ o'hc. trOmInca' uakrr, At very low bi,c.
WM. kNABE n CO..
~ 9Th Ave-. near 1Oih -. Nrw- orA
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Gha4cS w E Henry Fp ssy t. to Ii Hub -
Ne,l I; E ot s4s sp:1vsfi G. 10000
'o Hbsr.e = S snper % j rockingham $4,000
sSMc poP'rN ''uie> !.'''..... 5000
ttis II Hs"maH to S Rosefthal 1880
Sup. lNo 40 west ueVt' W -. IS 900
.sth.st $ j7f # sta.aye, e5SooA William ., on
4, Ftasn to ! 4 A'"o Of Of, ave ssxicos -oo
hG%iq No ~ Fss 70 ' sGhwsisr and
72d 10 '0s" :. 1858 # Of Lexngenaye, is1
9a' man and %ie t, Michael shannon 10000
som MAN A. 81 al to Ambrose T Adams 2l,l5O
7otst No S27 Fast Louis Stern and wIfe'to Jo 90 .oo
7 ssrs Ss 80 as East Lena Mondemer to Mary
Be:rhCn and another to Rc9eeea iISlandsr 1920
Hds + Hdbbc and anohcTito Catharinc ouiq
Bog W,yian sir,~ss Tor t1 y raIcy - 30 900
''2 2n,5or NO ri IbaI rT' "...'p' ~ 10000
cd N 81 50 It shave isoxiooS Henry
7cth.. mrs" % % $75 +, Of Ave A. 25o22 Henry
'Sa ts,,,',r s. ~ ivy G. yorriV 4lOCO
'ocst cn .. ' Wv a. 1850
18TH st, 5 2sj it of 5th.ave, 25Nioo1l; -. 900
lsH.s stem Z IL Of i5ss ls15 John
DE- F FS to % En Pck and Sno hcr SO 800
25xo9ii John Gibbel. otd wife. to John . zoo
14s MEt,' :: 81 $50 IT W Of Public Dive 55X99iI
Conn Cumming, and wife, to James X Cum .ooo
43d..1 5. $50 Il Of $a.ayc 5oScO; James 40 900
Barry a:d "lt to m II cop intent ioyoo
'h iosn na and ", ,,c f. q F,9~% HswIInrs $3.50
N' Mchc " Joosf ',.. -,.Y 1880
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A REACTIONARY MARKET.
STOCKS OPEN ACTIVE.
GENERAL DECLINES FOLLOW ON REAL1ZA-
lions AND ROOM SELLING-THE
CLOSE HEAVY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER II
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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REAL ESTATE.
pIrSISFSS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There were sales in tho real estate narse'
YESTERDAY At Lberty.st following private sales were
reported:
r. v Harnett & Co. have sold NO. 20 West twenty
fourth.st o fourstory brownstonc dwelling, loskooA
ss o. for s25 coo 70 Mrs. Margaret Vance Ihs properly
was offered auction BY X. '. larheu n W. u"
October D. and then Withdrawn. ,,o III.
bore Lyon has sold Nos. Jos. 80 81 ana $40 VIZ
No. 3j7 $50 and Sol West One.hund edand
st. and Nos AS and AZ Manhattan-ave az c--t9y
tr1wn-stone houses lG.eXl0O for CASH siooooo' l"r
I'M estinent.
The following have been appointed committee 70
nominate ticket for forthcoming annual e'cctoh O
the Exchange Messis. Horace >. Ely, james huius
Smith and Hall j. How.
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DO pref es7s ee's ses co.'s es'. Ss'. 10
W T. 0 TSl1oo 100 as'. SO 90 .esi- II ,5s5
Wells Fargo IA l4S 80
Total shares for the day .40l 2eo
Silver c,rts.. s7s S74 81 s6s SCI S6s. 10000
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
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GeIp Uantso.

GENTS pcdcr- and clubs supplied with Crluloh Por.
n trait Campsrn Buttons, small -lf" - - lF giu-s,
ell per " large size, 4 per gro-s. 20 irf u Also
badge complete OUTFIT 81 send for Igsirai catalogue
BALDWIN, S GLEASON 90,
y Read'.-t.. Ncw-Nors.
VENNIED fNNI ~ THY G'n'icn"nt T.o surer
w Teachers ~ na'hpuat~ AMI af1ctc- ON - ccll g.
and one Tor n-i-cla.s rhol Nsi Dn tutor Tor family
experienced tutor ptclai. fng SHEFFIELD iNc hlol.
Sevrr,l other tutors required. Apply o. MI. II. J.
yDI- S1.IUETsS. Nmfrcfn q 4 Foreign T"arhet, ~
Agency ~ Union Sdu1rr. NcH-N TX.
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20 Eti tor bnslnrss pnrposss

a BEAUTIFUL STORE and basement can be had az
"A nnre 59d near 9th ave; rent very moderate
- ' ~ J. ROMANO BROWN 4 CO.,
" 80 wes. 33d-t
LARGE BUILDING best part Of Futon-st. TO lease
"A aUIAND a. WHITING. Beekmsn.st
rARGE NUMBER OF lofts t, let; all sizes all prices.
A LAND a. WHITING Beekmanst
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Real Cstnte.

Anrton Sales Of Real gstate.
A PHILIP A.. SMYTH ACCrIONEER
n SMYrH RYAN SELL At AUCTION TUESDAY,
OCT. 10, AT REAL ESTATE SALESkO0H III B'WAY.
SUPREME COURT FORECLOSURE.
3day and lCjthst southwest corp9 80 Feet avenue,
BY l2J street, with o,d buildings.
Maps, etc. 1uctOneerS Office. III Broadway
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Citn propertn for Sale.
DULUTH AND SUPERIOR.
For o i: li;. q: 81 W., s,tp ?ss tn Room l.
A 25.FOOT FoUK-sToRY BEOwNsJONE HOUSE for
"A ,ae. No. i24 West EDda,e., between SSH S6tA
handsomely decorated hnest location the avenue
ALSO
band omey decorated three.sory and basement dwellings
Oh Endave.. between 37th and Goth st., finished
Before purchasing elsewhere eXnnne the row Of elegant
9Gth-st l25 from Central Park
finished IN had@ God throughout; superb location.
Waterman always on the premises.
L. FITZPATRICK Builder and owner.
20 TO 30 West 07thst.
II OR sALE-The new and elegant high. stoop
stone and u sta front hou.es
II TO 23 WEST SSTi STREET.
built I'm the substantial manner BY dav- hard
baroom Teims 70 suit 'pen fo IN. pecon ppIy
10 Estate Of II. u. ALDRICH, 30 Broadway.
Citp proptrtn 90 Get.
A very handsome extra large house below 1Oih ~.
and near Madison Ave. TO rent Tor the winter 10 nm
acceptable tenant. Never before rented, and In per.
feet ord
Apply TO
GEO. r. READ,
(3.70!0 A'tor Bldg. . Pine ST.
A FOURSTOHY HOUSE t. let. 3Jtlsf. near 5th.aNe. /;
u immediate possession rent ~ de- at
J. DOMAINE BI:OWN & CO.. 80 Wet 33dst.
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r" one % hnee ssdsy Ave-; the so5 S6c MARIE
Flour anioi family. s. 5os - Isl fancy 70 800 ~ 3d.
Wheat fair demand No red h, .l~'3e Corn steady eeGy
No. No. mixed. 44c oats fair demand No o m n1ic
$50 i2c Rye dun ,s No. = IS pf Balh %%S
sn o. 81 Is lazy Bacon firm 90 Whisky s1 rIs
sa I 1887 bbs 81 10 Butter stey ,sa firm i Es
e,esery .2 Ti@G rs1ed Pr'n 5sa5 e
s s",s d EfsS a s's"?x ,o S Lnseed OIL Isa
MnwauAee oct 17.1Flour quiet w Wheat So FT%GT
70, wS,i. ? as@ 8 3Sety TO- 10 5 @ c
October p3G saR SIT a. Lad0ciobe g. 60
Receips-Fonr, $500 bbs wheat 900 9 oao hp par
Wheat. 1000 bush barley, 10000 BUSH
minneapolis oct. 1.-THE wheat market market was s,o IN
To ac, Wn.re it closed saturday sold up to &c
for a close. May opened at 80 o-1c anu ~ ohomt
future qu3tsio Ha s dneT 70 There were II cars
eTng prices IN two car ios The I,,o T nclur
good NO. northern the PrnGpa RIe U %rrs
81 cars sold at 81 lie. and the other saes w 1GS
Ct various prices Receipts Of wIeat aeis were c iloo
Nav opened IS S6c; highest, re- lowest IS l%
sosed 3e q sEnes c 7ie lowest 20
sCsea nc on N 5Gaes y NG h1 ssa &c No.
,dhanSsd Winter super ga 81 70: do extras,
g. a5ss2 Isl No. winter family 3 80 - 20 ;
Pennsylvania roller straight - oo0 S3 o. Me71cu
"a 10: winter patent "a 100 40; Minnesota clear
"a 25aS3 10 do patent, So 75d - 20 do iavoHte
brands higher. Rye -four steady at 81 10 per Dbl LOT
choice Pennsylvana snch~heat mU1r oui a Wbea
market quiet and up 10 regular close OIL cal dsn no
important change in prices. Rejected IN gram dePo'
600 steamer No red IN export sisvmITr. 4g;
rs i-2e: december. 7sa7S lac: Japuary; 10 LA
10 $40 Rye steady; No. Pennsy lvans. o5c Corn,
no speculative trading option prices closed s,eau,
Mt noon call No. 2 high mixed In Twenueth,st'
elevator. see No 2 mixed IN grain depot. sic: No.
3 mixed October 4ea49 lac: November 4s 34e
n i-4o; December. AZ 34a 40 lac; January. AZ ="
Rejected white ace No 3 white. sc: No; white
80 -2e.I No. white October. 80 Al 39c Noxember
1855 100; December 3s939c; Japuary 39a 80 1-sc.
Butter quiet firm for fine goods Pennsyy "rins
drsts % ga 23c. Cheese steady and in fair de
mand. Part skins. Lease. Full slms. &c Re.
fined sugars steady; Fair demand, Cubes . loG
60: fine granulated, SC Standard do. sc Crown A,
s 3-16c: CRYSTAL A. Sc; double refined Diamond a
4.6ac: keystone A. 46oc: franklin B. A i-2c; do
extra c. 1-8c: Red Star G. 18c. Feed quiet ana
steady; winter bran. s15aS16 per ton. Petroleum.
steady: refined in hbs. 5.95c - Pecrlpts-flour'
bush corn 90 500 bush oats. 800 bush.
Toledo Ohio Oct. I7.-Wheat frmer: No . cash
and October dc December. - 34075 7-sc: MAY,
cash. 32c. RYE dull: cash. SIC. Cloverseed dull,
ss 20 Receipts.Flcur 43o bbls; wheat l22 2ii
1893 ibis: wheat 15f 900 bush. corn, $4,000 bush
rye, 400 bush clOyerseed. so buSli
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Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closin

Cash quotations were as toI9Ws' hHIIp5 SI, SWINE
very dun No spring wheat 80 2oe No, . Sp nr,
xsn: 30. ; oats 20 i3c; No. white, +. o. b. BE
No 3 white. IS 3-4Q30 1-2ci NO. rye, go 90 <,
J. 81 i2q 51G NO. Nod - h e9 mes. - pork tDS
% mi III 9O0SI2: lard. per 100 H., - go
Snort ribs sides pOese s. 7o .o s$0r T. c G 's se
ho~asi1 a. 1Od "a IS whskey distilers' th,sneu
goods per gal 81 IS Sugars, cut loaf, "a oi':
granulaled, 3-oc standard " A. 'i0'' ~
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-06-16
A MoRAL1sT,s l2l RECORD.

That the people of the Cherokee
nation may more fully understand
the drift OF the Citizenship Asso-
citation and the kind of a man
they select to edit their organ we
clip the following from the Re-
publican, a paper published at
Midland, Mich:
James S. Holden, of quite extern
sive reputation in this vicinity, is
running a paper in the Indian Ter.
ritory. According to the follow.
ing, which the Clare Democrat
Press clips from the Fort Smith
Call, he has sort o. begun married
life anew. Whether he has been
legally divorced from the faithful
wife he left in Michigan, we have
not learned, nor whether the Mid
land ladder episode was fully de-
scribed to his new bride, nor yet
what has become of "Zaida." The
Call article is as follows: "Yester-
day Call reporter had the pleas
ure Of meeting Mr.. J. S. Holden
and bride, of Muldrow, and learned
from them that they had run away
to get married. The groom is the
able editor of the Muldrow Regis
ter, the bride was Miss Sarah
Morris, Sallisaw. whose relatives
opposed her marriage. She is a
very pretty woman and the editor
of the Register is in great good
luck. They boarded the train al
different stations and coming here
put up at the new Windsor hotel,
where they were married by Rev.
f. B. Eyeans, of Muldrow, who
was in the plot, and came for that
purpose. The Call congratulates
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden, and wishes
them a long and prosperous life. y
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-06-16

accompanied by letter from Mr..
John w. Jordan asking them to
fill out, sign and place s25.0O in
Lee Crutchfield's hands and in
consideration of which they at
once become members of the inn
mortal seventy that are to hold 50
acres each on the Outlet according
to the terms of the agreement Jor.
dan and Co. seem to be making a
roll of those who are entitled to
land on the Strip. 1t is needless to
say that those who have made
paludblc and permanent improve
ments on the Strip prior to No.
vember 1st, 1891, to the number of
20, will be protected without the
assistance of these gentlemen. If
everyone who would like to hold
land on the Strip should pay
these fellows S25.OO 1t would GER
tainly amount to a snug sum. A
copy of the above will be sent
to the sub Indian committee,
also a copy of the accom-
panying letter to show the animus
of that part of the agreement which
allows 20 persons to hold land
on the Strip, which was in
serted in that instrument, not
to protect those who were act
ually living there or had made
raluable and permanent improve
ments there, but to capture all OF
the choicest town.sites and specu-
late at the expense of the Cherokee
nation.