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corrox N,pKrrS-BY TELEGRAPH.

IIyorp5o Oct. l. l p. m.-Cotton-Ameri'ih miuu'i"s'
I'D uNe sae, OF the day included 400 bales American
Futures closed barely steady American mdcl4' 40"
ldnc clause october delivery l3j4d sellers OcoDc
-, xn,omhor delivery 1 l36id sellers November thd
December delivery l3Giai liGid; Deeenbef and Jau
ary d,iyery l5.6id sellers, January and February uiN
cry I7.6id buyers Februiry and March delivery iou
%prI and May delivoy. 25-G+d sellers NAY anu Ju, ~
Jr,i,erv 17.tdQi .S64d. recount OF ,ho ss".Hh W.
COT on here the TO b. o9 go lo OF aob
800 tp1 a ~ urcyiolsl, reported. -
S,,annah Oct. lotion dull muu'" n,, and Qro,s
rs bales exports 70 the continent 60 3i boi.
0ric1ns Oct. cotton steady mddns' r.,i nG
low 5ti baes exports ccastwsc, :, los
lie 1 700 bales spinncrs, 92o bales stock 1880
,tyoston Oct lotion steady mlddiins; 70 i low
d ino Tc good ordinary. Che; net ana gro, telyoS
cSS bales exports Great Britain lc9oo OaleT' S'e'
80 DILL OF COTTON steady middling. 7l6e low
NJ ddng 7c good ordinary 5-ltc; net anG gross re-
cclnts 3o7 bales exports coasI"re' 900 oAioS '
1Cl laes stock, 1907 Dai''
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YOUNG WOMEN MADE DEICONESSES.
BISHOP POTTER OONFERS ORDERS UPON THREE
OF THEM IN GRACE CHURCH..

BISHOP POTTER OONFERS ORDERS UPON THREE
OF THEM IN GRACE CHURCH.
The service attending the comforting Of the order
Of deaconess upon the first graduating class OF the
New-York Training School for Dcaconesses was held
at Grace Church yesterday. Bishop Potter conducted
the service, and the Misses sarah X. Barker, Mary
f. Greene and Kate Newell, the three graduates, re
celved the title Of ieaconesses, and they are now
officially equipped to assist the clergy In their mis-
sonary and charitable work There was u large at
tendance at the church. The Rev. DR.. huntington
the rector presented the three young women 10
Bishop Potter. The Bishop announced that he was
about TO confer the order and asked II any one knew
Of u reason why this should not BE- done. Then tue
Naruiiicaty was sung by the choir. The graduates
were asked If 1t their purpose to serve Goa III '
Office and ministry, and receiving an answer III tne
affirmative the BlSlop laid his hands seveiIy upon
the heads OF those kneelns before nm, ana sala
Take thou authority 10 exercise the Once Vi 4
deaconess In the Church OF God. whereunto thou art
pov SET apart Blessed be thou OF the LORD M
daughter The Lord IecOmIense thy WORK ana Il lhlI
reward be given thee Of the Lord Goa Vi Israeli uiucr
v,hoSe wing, thou art come To trust. go
The comforting of the order ended WIN PRAYER
bv I'M. BISHOP Tie service closed win an aG1roso
hy The Bishop to the congregation ana eSPeclAiS u
the graduates.
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have been published making a book Of III pages
TINS does not contain however the to these
arguments made by the members OF the committee
section relating to the entertainment OF the appeal
at Portland is inserted. In the discussion on this
point d. Young the moderator, gave four decisions
note on The discussion closes as follows These
four unjust and unconstitutional decisions OF the
all debate the floor prohibited. IT IS doubt.
fui whether any moderator ever made many mis-
The moderator IS conservative man. lie evidently
endeavored TO bs fair and equitable aud to favor
the constitution and law of the Church very
unfortunate nnder the circumstance. The minority
ably expect In view of such decision, from the chair
THE CHARGES AGAINST DR.. BEIGG-.
The charges which the Committee Of Prosecution
prepared and which they propose to present TO the
PrcSbytcry again these:
Il. The Presbyterian Church in the United states
of America charges the Rev Charles A. Briggs d. d..
being minister OF the Presbyterian Church. and a
member OF the Presbytery OF New York. with teach
Ing doctrines which conflict irrcconcilably with. and
contrary To the cardinal doctrine taught In the
Holy scriptures and contained In the standards Of the
Presbyterian Church that the Scriptures Of III" Old
and New T"StamentS are the only infallble rule OF
faith and practice.
These hurtful errors stirling ut the vitas of
religion and contrary to the regulations and practice
of the Presbyterian Church. were promulgated In an
inaugural address which Or. Briggs delivered AT the
Union Theological Seminary in the city Of New York.
into the Edward Robinson Chair OF Biblical Theology.
which address has. with Dr. Briggs approval. been
published and extensively circulated. and rcpublshcd
In a second edition with preface and appendix.
%. The Presbyterian Church in the United states
being "A minister OF the Presbyterian Church and a
member OF the Prcsbytcry of New York. with teach
ton Of believers after death which irreconclahy con
iics with and Is contrary to the Holy Scriptures and
Each OF these charges Is followed ~ specifications.
quotations from the Inaugural Address. and passages
Confession Of Faith and the Catcchsms with which
the declarations OF the professor said to be opposed
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A DREADFUL SCOURGE.
The Case Of Mr.. Palmer-Pneumonia Carried HIN
on suddenly Every One should Know IN
symptoms and BE Guard.

Mr. Wilton Il. Palmer, OF NewYork CRY. left circle
recently. and received their con
eratulatLns upon his bright and vigorous appearance
That evening felt tickling in the throat slight pain
chest chilly sensation and he coughed once
or twice. The day his nostrs were !nnamed' his
sore aned him. his bones achcd and he
felt all over The day following he was In bed win
ply scans shaking their heads and the third day NJ was
dead from pneumonia. which he failed to take in time
There are thousand 1ien and ia America TO-
day condition Mr. Palmer when leaving his
friends they do know IT, The slightest appear
symptoms named should strike terror To
any man or woman. 4 sudden chill means tho beginning
pucumonia aches and pains throughout the body are
the first symptoms. 1t necessary 10 bring about re-
action How. then, IS the best way OF bringing
about relcton Ask any physician and h. VIII tell you
pure whiskey No matter how priudiced any one
NAV lie. pure whlskey such time Is necessity but
unfortunately there few pure whiskeys in the world
and n fact is but that has received the I'M
qualified Endorsement u physicians chemists and The high
est authorities, and that Is Duys Pure Malt This re-
markabe whisey which is sold by all hrstclass druggists
grocers will absolutely check tho first approach OF
pneumonia the time 10 is certain " build up
the wasted system. IL deserves be kept in every house
hold not only TO used IN Of emergency, but to
assist In prolongng life and bringing health aud happiness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03
GRIM md PRODUCE N4RRETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


SATURDAYS wheat market slow halfholidiy aNaif
with slight fluctuations and absence OF export Interest
, he,r.h tendency finally became dominant, ana prices
.rdd , shade lower. The market was somewhat better
At the start on covering " shorts but quickly weakened
and drained Aa,, cent, closing with some recovery
lr4o,, adyces were beaIsh. Liverpool closing t9'4u
down and Paris 10 centiIles OF. Receipts West were
heavy and the weather continued favorable There "efe
rather frccr staOOiId ciea ahcee, "hIc 80 @o 'r,o
fb, SLIGHT hardening tendency at one TIME i'.fV p'o
Sfncks Shaved a slight reduction ouL thL' "d' "ieious
sf.rt December options opened at ol- cents,
81, cent, aud then went 70 81 D, iV@ Sr Lid
,b,t ~, weaker, and only 33,tVO bu,heIs VIZ 'Siu
,r sSr'rt There milling demand Contract de'
i1v.rlrs we're 100 700 bushels. ,., Nth
Corn wa, UP and down frequently ouI !. c1, t ca
SNt-Lr cnudtons West and liberal receipts were thc
vrik~nng Influences. Liverpool Stocks were 'iEn', ~.
low to,e last month TaSh corn mgo more "''''1
oats declined i-a cent in s'rlHthi WIN Coz" v 1
rcallriug. cash lots also were depressed anu Ine1e "
lu-sd doing.
D,rrusr and S74 Tor May options; Ooin "a -,
cent lower ON October at 90 cent aT r Xoversr
all around at 31' Tor OttoDcf' ' white oat,
80 3sL for october and 3S'i cents Tor NoN.Hloc''
rh, nnai Official quOtdtlun we're a. iot,N' hon s,a
M, Mhel 81. May. s9s So. cnts n,, eo..
''' In a. tnbcr 81 November 5l% DtNchDfr' D.
Ianntrv 5.Ls May. 1898. b. cenl2- ,,,,,,r q.i
0a.s,Octobcr. $50 NOvcnbcF 81; p''ci"o''' 90
nay, October - 30; Noyembr - Y Januay sS %,
ihr receipts grain and Hour REPORTED on sauna
,,v Wheat 4g3 " bushels corn 1868 oa'sei,
,fs SOC i.S bushels; total Grain $3.50 bushe "l XXX
S54si packages A. C9elgS oa S.be 1 corn sS $40
S oar. l96 40 bushels, total gram 4fo7'loo
bushels: hour, 3O,1Si O&tIcis'
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u,vDs,,fr Rooms or 4 GROWING CLUB.

With undisguised pride the members o. o"cuo ro'o"
Ceryante, threw open their new cluorooHs ~ f''''''
and XIne,,enthst SATURDAY night for the Inspection I"
invited guests. There Is probably no sAaH C'uo III u7
city which SURPRISES this IN the sumptuou9heas " I'
home The second VI No. I'D ffth-a'e' anu Vi 40
East Nneteenh.st has been redecordtd IN most beaut
f STYLE for the club Since these quarters were ieased i'll
tne lat. surlug the membership has grown nom lUo 70
ojo and there is tLx already OF securing ali the upper
foors Of the house
Their, were no formal exercises yesterday, but many
,, visited the rooms and admired them IN the after
moon and evening In this numb were sidney Aehhe4lh
Aurco Afango. Arturo Baldaslno, the spanish ,oh9u
General; Manuel Bucno Emilio NJ. Castillo, Juan NJ
Ceallo, Professor Rafael D. Corlna, Antonio cuFas I
Arturo Cuyas Guilcrmo Esguerra, Nicolas Essueiiu
Alberto Falcon J. A. dc Go.arrIga, e. f. dc "arnlehdI'
A c. Garsa, Ar.stides MARTINEZ. Dr Juan ~ Na'a'ro'
Carlos O'Ncn Juan Quntana Consul General OF Peru !
Antonio Reyncs Pedro leSgo Carlos Rohi, the Aigeh-
tine Consul; Dr. D. M Slbl.er Marcal Salas, carlos A.
dc Serrano A. dc Silva, Santiago Smthers, T. Sihet'
A. d. SIRIUS. Federico TinOco Rafael Iin0co' Professor
Fermln Toledo Dr. V. Toledo, Vicente 'Ioedo JOSS
Francisco Toay. Francisco Lconte Nazquez, Jesus Nld
Ramon v Williams j. NJ. ZIpltl and Dr. ElIgho Laya'
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4 REMARKABLE REPUBLICAN, CLUB.
THE MEMBERS AVERAGE ACE Is SEVENTY-SIX
YEARS AND THEY ALL VOTED FOR
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.

Nevada Ohio sept. 90 (SpeciaD.-Thls town
possesses q Republican Club whose members are
probably OF greater average aga than those OF any
similar organization I'm the country. There are nin9
OF them: they al voted for william Henry HARRISON
voted for benjamin Harrison in 1888 and Will again
In 1899. The aggregate OF the nine is 673 years
and the average age nearly 7G years. These ola
gentlemen are all firm believers In TIE Mckinley law
and in the principles OF the Republican party ana
are confident OF a glorious victory for Harrison ana
Reid in November
4 picture OF the club Is herewith given; their
names are as follows, beginning on IN" ilSh"'
William witty aged seventy six. resident oi NSah
dotte County forty years Harrison ID. Keller ascl
eighty a resident OF Wyandottr County fitN years
WHO voted for william Henry Harrison In $50 lolo'
and for benjamin Harrison IN 1os7, ana VIII asn"
I'm 1900: william H. De Jean. aged seventy 'tEIt u
/ 4 Tcos aged seventy -four. tie first sheriff ~ We
comfy Of Wyandottc; Daniel Good aged seventy thlec
Hiram Young. ascd sevenySiN; Joseph J.. hrC" H.
aged seventy six: David Belts. ascu severn, NV,
Thomas KeI.dal. aged seventy five. Ih'y al No''
t., \.N uha
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.o,.pr cl1rNnARS FOR TO-DIr.

, ,.nerol Term Before Van Brunt. p j.
o'Brcn ana Lawrence, j. -CairnaAr o. ~"
IL - 1 To- J7l. called at II O'Clock.
SgprcIo Court-Chamu'ta-H''o'o
calendar called at II o'clock No.. r,,.,c,
suureule Court-Sprcih Trm-Part i-p''o' "' ,,o
-Drmufrcr.: nos 50. I-6, 1871 l5s. i''4 Ia ,,-
IFS IA IFS 10. o. ~, 1884, 49, li9 "a rO ,-,
ls lto $50 IA Divorces: Nos. lou9 i3,o' ,.U V,
- ~, 1866 1907 1872. 90. 30. 1919 2-if. Id
snn,srr Court-spe. ia Tcrm-Part ll-lelofe lr"'N'
-pl,orce, Nos I5l ioe 1873 lS4 lS3' io2 'I GSJ
5 I 49, 49, l,d 5o H. ~ IL i 55 S. iesG
S, los 10. sS .3io, 322O. 2@2l --22 22-5 -
223? No oaipt TngahaImao JS@; Is
l7 s95 l7S, ia a. iS Sss 'I 1867 is9o 5oa ls2o
90 Tirr1It Court-Part lBefore Andrews O''e' " "
sent ,r mSt toourHrart before -oa'e' fro" r'f
~ rjrcui, court-rart IvBefOro Beach, fuses ITO"
S So I1S"cneio Adjourned for the term
0nnon Special TeFm-Bcfore Gi"s"Fch J'-Oai
enda for opIoosEuy TcrmBcore Pryor Jcaendar
Tor M s er Sls 5s aa ST. D3 SO
eai. e CO. ~ 16 22 go go 1910. $50 $50 sdl,
''2 90, oI plr, Trial TcrnPaFt I-Before Bo'k';@'er
JSg. fG P a t" Term-Part III-Beoro Bschor
superior Goar- agG' Tcetcra 5idcrsetSc
Motions. c.or, rouity Tern-Bcfore Nc Adam. J.
aagSr yc, io5 ISi 100 49, i9 1872 I9 9S
Equity sa ISL 1871 s5 'I ls iso 1856 iso i94 100
ia l5o 100 III. 33 3i1 p. 7 I,e,ore s.iowlek
Superior Court-Iral ier"-i''O ~
C. Ss,s S@ Tao sl! -D'o's Freedman" j.
,as T T.5s g5 llibs''' Du'o o.
80, t roa Special TenBcfore MeCarthy JENotgi-.
~, ~ L1rinI Trm-Part lir,orc fdrh,d ;cs
No cry ies so: rs ss "a 1913 ~ S5s iGS tgS 95
az. 500 SO ga go $50. ISL o. 'S0' '1l' o0"
coo 6l5 o. tai rrrm-Tart II-pforr Newberger j.,
cry c og g.o 5os 5ii 5i3 30 5j9 jGS, 96i ~, G2S
o2o. .2ci. 2NS 3 39s , 70; ''
'ss IA Teim-Part III-Bcfore Fitz'imm n
CIty a@i 80 9O POP 800 Sis 3d - ~ Si
500 595 So go cS g' s65 Cos go a5s 5s5 1885,
cty cogit-rai T lyI asd 9e ss l5o
I ISs 1911 oa 1880 2G2 21I 1898 Sad 2O is is25
lila ieiS 1858 1854 lli9 l21 for S Giving j. and
C ou,, o pi.act Attorney oEorne-Nos to l'' IN
elusive .. co.s,o,.- p,rt IL BEFORE Smyth. f..
and Assistant DistrictAtt'rhey N'ouo"'-N"e' " ' "
iuCnnrt OF General scssions-lart lli-Bsfoe Mar n
- ,sitaut D,tr.ct-At torrcy DaNs-Nos 10 - III
c!uslNc.
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- p,>cry> rIEcrKorHlRlPEU1lcS.

The second annual meeting OF the American h"''"o
Therapeutic Association viii be held al Inc Hr" i"'N
Academy Of Medicine on october A. . ana D. Inc
first day will BE- devoted 10 the election o. he" nl,"
bers and reports Of committees. ana 10 'n' '""'"
q, p,u.rs and discussion on the us" ana abuse Vi
,,rt.i,v In ne. practice OF medicine. III" hAsocla
,,, has b..n Invited 10 Il social reunion To be- Aru
TUESDAY evening ut the Electric Club' ana wiz
probably attend 1t In body. Wednesday "'o'''"S
,,iu h. given over continuance oil Tue ru'n- .,
manor, and In the afternoon The relative lo''''u"'
value Of the galvanic and faradlc currents III ',op
,,.t,,I,n will b.. discussed by Dr,. ~ ID. ROCKWELL
,..,t, n Go.let william r. lusk, Alexander
& -t.n. Franklin II. Martin, A. /. smith, y.
uroIAer,. Malcolm Mclean +. II. /. Mc"innh anu
pr 4 II. Buckmascr The session. On an"', ,,i,
viii bc practically repetition o' snrrIa topic
viu take place The meeting viii adjourn on MN
dtv evening. The society has b'rh i's I'M 1,r,tby
The Telephone ENrhiligr. anu "''' i
al Orange Oh ThursdaS
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore oct Flour steady unchanged Re,
ecpts l. 437 bbs shipments, l6,00l bbls sales lSoo
bbls. Wheat weak; = red. spot and October 14't@
7jc; December 7sd7Sisc; May. 552c asked; steamer
No red O9 aC9sc receipts. 4. ,O32 bush shipments
- o43 bush stock ~ bush sale 3S oo9 9osn
orn easy mixed spot 5oc bid October, 50d5oae year.
January, 4o'sc asked receipts, .foY pusm
WHIT steady 5sc Old SIC yellow duh. sc OLD;
quiet No. white Western $500 &c 80 hnI
rye steady and INN No :, Co@oo ,o7S ME- fay
bush shipments. 81 bush stock StosI oSeA' Grstn
St.c. Provisions very Ermi mess pork siS Soa a.
Sq e soa i' .sa Sec acad long ssi
smoked shoulders 9afsc hams snail lSc ,e large ga df
lr a rf fancy 25e do ir to choice do
mitItioS 55G54c: idls fancy. 100 good @ choice
ess store cke Is EsS. dq ceho M.r'sinSsa ! ssa
firm; lilo far, l1'2c; No 4 lo'sc sugar
eafy quiet glaaSs aS, Si 5asi IS SS
both cd ind new: ais 500 bush No northern new
spot :; 2c do at 7sc go bush NO A s n S
AZ sole; do. e. l. T., 79c: No Northern spot Ola
ssLs do do new, 73c do C. +, f. IS3 S, No Ma
NST'h ara T{ g. 40 red a7ac No extra red
7ia75c; No red. 7la72c: No ~mte .sc asSsd Urn
asr on track and in tore atcd. Oats-Nothing doing
30 white s7c No do. 81 &c No mixed, Sac askeS
tnck 80 ~9e in o st3 y, c &C. No Wes sae' 7 f
No extra red 6sc Nc coG SamPis GO. sCaSvc st AZ,
god choice En dq 6 md WAX ia GOOD DO demand
best spring - 55dSi 60; d. winter. 81 3Odsi ~ rye
= 2oa;s 81 N Cora s% os saa e naSsesd
sssc Rcceilas-Fiour, 81 800 hb wheat 2o 600 bush
corn, 10000 bush o.t, 10000 o 69s Ino b%s nats
8 600 bush. Shipments BY rail-flour. $1,000 Dds;
wheat l22 900 bush; corn 5000 bush; barley -ooV
bush; rye. 5000 bush
No IA. adj
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,r pay tn SAVE HER PROPERTY AND DIED.

Mary schonbrun. an old woman WHO ""u - Cha
her SEVENTEEN year, lived alone IN a rear 'oo ' -
,n ,o,cmcnt- house 20. 246 stantonst. She wa
,r rd mainly depended upoL her iour cniui."'
oach NJ whom contributed IA dollar Week io' . n
support with some of this money she p'usn. Iatc
y, ncncI,s and sod them from door 10 door. ,' 20
-" ,,o,oon She sat on the stoop IN front Vi
,so house in which she lived with the basket I"li VI
n.ncrs in her lar Then. according 70 'he S'o'S "
some bystandcrs two small boys rh'hp 9"'i wa1d
o,s old of No. 235 stanton-st ana S'muci W
,.ar nina wears old of No. $50 stantonst' f,'ppou
q" r,n, n the old woman and the next moment "c,o
sending across the road with the baSAe. ana
,r ,ho, hands Mrs schonbrun tottered feeo'y "i,'r
III "'''' a., ,,ov,rov Of No. 235, and then as she
cached the foot Of the stairway sank easpns' U III.
oround Policeman Bush sent for an am0ul.nce ou
ss DIR. stewart the surgeon. bent over her S"e
fanny Drtrcycs Farrell and Fireman me campoirn
10 ,y lad collected wooden boxes lof G r, VA
t ,nat rndtr wagon they snw ho; ,h haskell
bon,,v to"k IT, They had no idea tt' .nc t pin
piOHpsSi ~ Mr. Schonbrun. that she wa ioIIow
belo, LEN Neither Of the boys was put uIaer a.res.
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THE PETROLEUM MARhET

VIRUS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF fhiCES'
Thor, has ben nothing to record in the petroleum
,roo, I'm the las, week. Refined oil was WITHOUT chShso
aud little doing except in tie way OF purchases
immediate want The returns IN the Noiui"' "a .p
nv Seut.br are likely to make another una'orsoie COM
a,on with the same month Of last year owing 70 sns
lower prices prevailing 1s92. In the petroleum country
cle were no important pS S' of h MDSnad district
daily ylei settled down to 1000 barrels gay: rnp
Sg' ,na 81 a 5I ADDITION Will be have been made
70 the net stocks above grouna IN ,yud In.
sca drsase in stocks These partial 1gures are nss
S to, Reduction and consumption. The daily ayerass
pipeline IN September (o9e a1E 'Io .,ge s day in
eoe ss' lss scla 1890 and ss52 ta q
bcs win SO d slr si,, T. s s
lsgi 80 The returns september to 20 Charters
60 the 3Oth inclusive. we're as follows rxc..s
ro. o E?s; 2S5s ':Sis;' fs:i'ss;
ivr,agS per day 7o,oSs so'3s 1920 Do 80
TIC Bucke1e Lima pipeline reports from september
| " % as follows; rxc.ss
.,. barrel. s:9. H Sfsfsss i' ssss
o, I aes S'sfe tS o 1 IN recent 1o:
"T 5s .ns asf 81 october e'cS
to November options inside At discount sS OF about
see n speculation Vas otes, s,sS, sns ~, ~ u
at the stock Exchange
The Of prices ana the toal dealings in N MAJ 81
u eia Elchaase for tn. last three weeks were ~
follows: ,... n. nat
Week ended sept -. oep@ - ooSS -
0p ming ..-.-.---------.----
Highest oJ1t
Lowest "o-s
t s,pai Darrcis.:.. 1000 10000 $4,000
change refined pssTSeSu the :l's
sSo eents IN bulk at NewYor and barrels
aud 35j cent, bulk PHI ldelphia and Baltimore.
Refined in cases remained 6s0 cents There was .
reduction in - point, 5.i5 cents In barrels
IN bulk and Washington crnde was lowered
points 80 cents IA barrels and 2io cents IN bulk
Naphtha unchanged at cents per gallon . .
Foreign quotations were steady and unchanged at y
francs per 100 kiOs Antwerp, COS marks per 90
kos Bremen, and 1llGd424d per Imperial gallon Il
London.
Thirteen splendid fast trains every day for Bufalo
VIA NaW,Xork Central. ~
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r1,ROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

ri,erpool oct. l. . p. m.-Beef-Holdcrs oner mod
ro,eiv Pork-Holders Offer srarngy prime mess.
Western hne. firm at 70s. Hams AID blcoh-hoiae's
-, moderately Cheese-Hode-s offer sparlngly;
American finest white and colOred nrm at 4ss 90 ial'
,9dars onrr sparngly Lad-Spot and futuresHoldr
dsss moderately; prime Western spot and October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03

s,sadv n. 40. Cd whcat-Holders orcr modeatoy; NC
red winter steady 81 I'D No red spring sfs S,, 81
IL lid t1our-fIoders offer moderately. SorpCSpos.
Holders Offer moderately. fuires-Holders onca S nat
nov. Hops at LondOn-Pacihc coSst-houe's sS NV
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THE prvvsYLVANIA RAILROAD

, a.. oo,,, line that maintains strictly nrstelasS
,, ins train Ietween New York and Chicago Al
n,her Limited" express trains are merely inn'"'oA"
ON, ., ths celebrated Pennsylvania Lmited- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03

n. Vice Co" III Wa.n'" "a nice.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03
rhe loading futures ranged as follows !:

G.5 5$,S per 70? D. s3 s5s So. s 81:
I.ss:S ' iS5 S3S 1899 Sss ' e.
cas ggo Sa %se .ass sl19s PSs
as Wat So S!cs ss 50 &C. 60 asia ssss.e
~ WHITE oo&SS2g 10 so ,yt S'' 40 oa'SS ~.
gSs N@ T. o. 9 Dr. prime noe tmcShy seed 81 b pork
per Dbl go $3.50 ad 100 7 & = 1905 SSe It'd
shoulders bozd 81 css7 20 short sea so sides b sSczsa,
81 i5 II sugars unchanged No. sAlpPs9sss;o
Wheat @95 0og $500
oats -f22'VS0
Rye bush 5000 900
On the produce Exchange today The butter market make.
l iir'Hyij Fl iie sn'' i3qI9 1870. ''''
Cincinnati oct. Flour quiet. Wheat strong on No
Go heavy; so missed Ss Eyf IN Moderate Moderate
55 .. ps y. 9S g. MI W.Rv % icS :0 sal csS BPS.
i5llil5scn. a' ehee, ss' st ADJ, firm '''
Milwaukee, OF. Flour qget W9eat easy De corn
qut No B. 43c Oats ca Ter no Wiz dac 9 Se2ps
80 d. 81 Ss cad Sl'i 20 S'i'f 5oc Provision, qd
r October GIG 7S S5 k xSea os SO bG-S barley
iS 900 bush .S?h bar sSiDn nsaoo CHs '''''
Minneapolis oct There Tas NO: much H 81 mhs
ns a Rsi s6Ss wa ldnSc SSt to December and
Nay Deeemb op ned at y e ana sIo'ea rS S was
y ope so AZ in the cash market owing the Weakness
Of future, NO FI BENG ,O al '9ia7lc Receipt; Of
ruiY, plhclpt 80 oor. and Of Duluth and superior
%4,at here S'e ,oSins wes the range Of prices May:
OBJ ming 771sq77.c highc,t s DH;;o'b iosaS 10Sc;
losing 7,se yese77is .c highest 7i.e; lowest 5ic
so,,ng 7i' ye SerGhsn 7ic No Northern, Cia67c.
philadelphia Oct Flour trade si SpcoS a from
generally unwilling 70 opeate keep uS M Of desirable
plic,, paid early in the Week. P to,ders NOT dis
grades however modate and On III In oderae request
posed 70 shaue choicc Peunsylyanja Buckwheas
Hour quiet and seaoy, - gbt and little specua-
Wheat demand for export rd nrires ruled steady;
i've trading, but onerns, sna 30 red October 80
Ma rcd in export elevator ''e'
75isc; November. 80 re g-c tor No penn.
January sgao0ei ne trading ia options and prices
nomnaly unchanged No msNso IN IRAN M ed October
< IL elevator oic, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-03

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