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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
LIABILITIES NEARLY a MILLION
THE STONE CITY BANK THOUGHT TO BE HOPE
LESSLY RUINED.

THE STONE CITY BANK THOuOHT IO DE HUFF
LESsLY RUINED.
Joliet H.. Dec. 1.-THE condition OF the collapsed
Stone CITY Bank and the Enterprise Company LOOKS
more serious to-day. Everything in sight has been
attached The transfer Of the property
OF the Fishes subjects them to bitter
reproach, and all the transfers will be con-
tested in the courts. The fast horses and bloOded
stock Of George Marsh attached last night.
James L. ODonnell. the assignee OF the bank, Is the
attorney of the Fishes. The excitement to-day IS more
Intense than yesterday, and the many small depoltOrs
who responded TO the advertisement OF the bank for
longti deposits on interest making all sorts OF
threats Tho creditors beginning to believe that
both institutions involved in hopeless ruin. The
Illinois Steel Company, II IS said will push rs claim OF
current report, that the Fishes trying to defrad
their creditors. They insist that they paid out
$4,000 during the the bank but the depostors
say no such amount paid out The father of the
Fish brothers Is almost crazed by the crash. He
placed great confidence In his son George as fnan-
cier. Georges ambition to and operate the
biggest wire plant In the world. He kept bloOded
horses and followed metropolitan fashions. always
taking coored footman along the back Of his turn
out. The depoators frantic their loss, and
It would surprise nobody II mob violence cnsued.
Additional claims were filed to-day. bringing the
aggregate liabilities OF both to nearly IL 900
0OO with probably one-thrd Of that amount In asets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS Al HE GhOAh-' tho
No III Broadway carried of all the hoho'' LII,
,ov Tbero wore numerous sales under paruuo.'
and foreclosure all BY order OF the court D
Inpraham & Co. offered NJ. GIG Fast Sixty-scco no
ST. a three-sory, stone-fron house. on io' .h.
Edward Blum the plaintiff In the suit was
buyer for $4,000. ..ntv.
The northeast corner OF One-hundred and-t"en''
fourth-st. and Frstave., ive-story bricK i"e'o''
land lOOx07 was offered by the same auctohee'' "
was sod to William Mas for 10000 o ne. proad.
II. v Harnett Co. offered No. 20 f 3e 5i''i II
way, "A two-story brick house ana io'' -oA'"
sold to John Hayes for 81 1850. WILLIAM
The important sale Of the day was by sSrhbor
Kennedy qnder partition Of G %no ri tue dowsiown
properties Nos 235. $50. 23, s5o ana AZ
st., and Nos y and 10 Beachst ST., are an Executor,
for $4,000 per annum The properly ven for
Caroline Mccsady the Rap mdcbi In s the s Beach
St. twostory brick building leased Tor sd snsr ~ Of
Tine and Prize @ SIS aS f scr
to Sharp d Perkins for $4,000 year. sold to Ahd'o"
Little for $4,000. and.
twenty sec ondst, sold to Adler & Herman for
each. plot Of lots on Amsterdamaye. De t .nd
twenysecond sts. brought $4,000 for the corner
Of Onc-hundred and ana y! 300 ior IN
corner of Cjnc hundred and twenty second ST., WIN
from 5000 up $6,075 for interior lots Lots IN IN
the rear the street., brought from S3Oo up ND nj
$500 on One-hundred- and twenty -sccond-St, anu
from $3.50 up to $3.50 One-hundred and twenty
frst-st Lots the Boulevard, between one hundrea
and hirtieth and Onenunureu-d -nIsL PSI
brought - go for The corner and from $500 up
to ~ 900 for three short Interior lots. Lots on
Ans erdam-ave. between Onehundred and thirty ninth
and forteth ss. brought $40 200 iSr
the corner OF one hundred and forethst. and $4,000
for the corner OF one hundred and-thrty ninth.st
with from $4,000 up to $1,000 for interior lots The
corner OF Conventave. and One hundred and thirty
njnth.st brought go 700, with from $4,000 up to
T3.775 for interior lots plot Of lots between T Two
hundred and fourteenth and Two hundred and heentn
IS brought from - 900 TO $1,000 for the corner
lots. and about ~ 500 for interior lots. On Tenth,
ave and Kingsbrdge Road, from S2lO0 up to W. ovo
was maid for full lots The sale well attended.
bnt The greater part OF the property was bought In
by the parties interested under the will OF Mr.. Nc
Cready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFrET-For Brazil growths the market was firm. on
the ne for NO The a noo Te ioV2 "a2s
az l7aIc: 500 bags Santos No. TO arrive lGisr Ihf
mild grades were dull sales. 200 bags Maracsloo ava
5oo hsgs Central American or private terms. The op-
ton market Yves moderately active, but co-d at decline
accounts were irregular Tho official Rio cable gpXcd
Ejst ordinarv no kilos II GOO good second 90 kl0s
- 90 exchange priyate) 49, receipts IN Rio IL 900
bag Ro caIances 70 United States. II 900 bags Ro
stock lG5 600 bags; Rio market quiet. f|celpts III
Ssnto legs Santos stock SG coo bags SaqtGs
mari et good average Santos II GOO; cttptS
at Rio July 70 November 30 lso2 l42SOOo 1a 1o :
same time 1891 9O2 same time. 1870 lol;
COO bags. Receipts at santos July ! TO November 80
1892, 900 bags same time. 1851 5Zo o3o 6sgs
since November l. iso2-New York, 27l OILS bags BAIL
more. 1901 bags; New-Orle1ns, 1900 tass' 'o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Dec. l.-Catte-Reeclpts Tor TIE iast
twenty four hours, go head total for -. week
thus far, l2sCO head: for the same time last Week
1860 head; consigned through l5.o heau " $500
York $50 head on sale. 80 head market opf,h'a
quiet closed steady Ilogs-Reccpts for the l"st
twenty four hours. 1850 head, total Tor the w
fhus far. ~ b4O head for the same time Iast ""h'
1880 head, consigned through. 600 Deai 70 NV
York . 7CO mead on sale. Zoo head market oprhei
strong for all but fair light grades cloiel sIVns
heavy grades. corn-fcd, 500 80 TO- pa.keis anu
medium - 300 So; workers.. good TO II corn !;
- -lo - 90 do. HIGHT to fair do - 600 70 20 gooh
heavy ends. 50 JO0 Sj 10 pigs, gooi TO Dr'I ~
assorted roughs. 20 25o - 80 common 90 500 10
stacy sIa - 80 sheep and lsmbs-kcipls last
twenty four hours 600 head; total Tor the No.
tins far 30 500 head for The same time last week,
Work 2 500 head on sale $500 head market oprued
strong FOR good stOok closed firm choice 10 mncy
wethers. "a 000S - 10, fair TO good 'heep - -Sa
~ IS: culls and common do. - 76H - Canada 90
- 500 - - lambs native choice q fancy. = 90
- - do fair 10 good. s6@ - 80: cuhs TO- fa =, 30"
81 -: Canada common t. fancy, - ooG 20 W,
Cattle frccptS II, 900 head shipments. LOO helu
market steady: Christmas beeves. >, t3a 20 - tuou
10 cho!ce - o50 - - Others 81 sodSi 10. icNns'
~ 2.,tS5 20 Westerns a. 50dsi. cows, 81 loa - -
Market 1Oc higher: rough and common - coa - o.
packing ard -hlWdns. - 700 80 but's.r =, NV
mediums. - s0a - 80 fancy hehVy. - 20 g.
sorted Hight ~ jOa - - ligt miAd; - i0a 20 80
skipe and pigs. - lOGf5 10. SHEEP h"''Ip'',
5000 head Shipments. 500 lend Market lower
natives. 81 75a$5 10: Westerns: - VOC ~ 10 leu
st. Louis. Dec. 1.-tatte Receipts, 3.:pO hcpl ;
shipments. 1000 head market steady fair u good
native steers. ga - 80 choice, Slas - o. lrNa7 a'u
Indian steers - looS -, corn fh TeIans, -
uogs-Reccipt. $500 head shipments. goo head ;
market ZOE hghct. heavy, - 1Oas1 10 packing
- 3Od - 30; light. - 4oas5 w. shcgp.Rccclpt-
lair to good mutons +iaS4 choice DO - .oe - % ;
Texans, - 'J' - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

catn Sabei no 90 MafA s27 900
Gres lTSe. 80 .oi John Wiley julia Edcar
Madison st. 10 rs; solomon chtlmer ct al to 20 o,o
i'rImaon 'o and husband to William Arcned 10000
WttVer and VIE 70 frederick Sccig ~ $4,000
Powell TO David W Bishop 5000
other TO to Magdaena vettcr 1880
Schaeie, Tefere. 70 ix,ss Schmei So 900
TnckermaD 70 james Ksnwck $1,000
Lanmth $500
NSSian feys Sy 1905
i4' ~ io S1 III h''. 10000
lith..t. SO Ii= East; Henrietta BOstwck ~ ooo
sd t. a. 70 5 'G5 5o I on shave 25.0oY GEORGE
sdyc oG 10 Isl 'SI iicSSrsk Chris
sths'c n W corner s7tn;,t 2iS,25A49ixioO; ,vo ooo
or lenry cGs9Oy to A9eIt ASas Henry 10000
SchwarzwadrF to John Meyer. -. 256oo
' to Andrew W. Rchr o|''D $500
71.ts5; 80 2at VS.; Sonn II Edemeyer ct al o. ooo
Jalrt to John $4,000
F,~od ana wife Of to s t,Srse $1,000
O. Asc6cr welnsteln and wife to Louis c ,,ooo
Wills james and wife to John {; Norris .. 1900
ac>ic05, George o Ede,r ct al t Louis Bauer IS 500
Rosenberg and wife 70 Rebscca Harris 2o75o
- John 5 Cameron and another. executors. .s,so
7thals. ;. 100 e OF I'd ave. s.ix26 same ~
Lewis 40 10; Funny rricdiand to Morr, .. nm
Broom's..t. No i5s Frederick sccs and wife ., .oo
Rhins sS 40 sio Nathan wcichnan and
VIE 70 Isiior Phillips ', l.,' a. 100
Wills -. '.'' i'"e :" ... 22I25
a e hSsnS as ESs Rssass
Henrietta Staples 70 jacob Voge ..... 5000
chrI.ane Ba7cither to Patrick j Walsh, .. 10000
abel DE- Puga Kelley ...... -. os5oo
'0' lam If Naas 70 Josephine we'''.e.... 10000
~ Amelia Siiycrp.rg ...,............ 1900
c,rk W Sauei TO George Brickenaler..... 90 900
s,p reIdnan ~ 80 500
~ FREDERICK Rehberger $500
and and VIE - Carl l. q Leonhardt 20 800
Me a1 Frf1nd = - 80 900
s7ta. -T' n 8 loo 4 OF Ayenue A. eiiiSioose
Gcofse Sehrc'ier and wife to Matthias Go"'en Of zoo
pnt,y n 0ln,y referee to warren b smith 1900
Tcl'x SaicmoV AMI wife to johanna Day .. 1880
~ Victor SvltIer i"'. ..~.....e 10000
S'' Michael 10 Donohur r'''' ru"''1 1880
Gor'i and ' Si,r 10 Jacob MSySr .''.-. $500
LeSneonave COS e o. 5ethst 2oS ss., - ooo
y
TeNlngton-aVc. 76thst, 1ONlO22; Cath. 5000.
crime Irwin John Muller .....--- llSooo
11th.-t. $50 ~ Of Ave \. 15Nlo2s; Florence -o
Bacon % al to George Schr'iner. ls'''o
'''s''I NO H. Isy. is''' % 500
iOgth.st ~ II Of ithaNe. l9NlOOll
M nn5cn,u Eu' aeI 5ao l"a MOUNT 10 1900
''' TGyarI y Alien to Morv F Shea '. 1920
Iu,hs nondet Do Ionqh TO Amelia schnster 10
cr1r and wiie to Thomas + Sturgeon 80 500
1lGth.St n g. 20 n ~ Malisonave 6OxlOO; . -
Simon Arcndt and wife 20 Annie O'iihre -. 1900
IcNingt,n.ave. " 20.ll 10 OF 1iith.st 2Ox
7JlO: Jacob Wiley and wife 10 Mary =" mn
We" nsl EadE Sr:c and 80 VIE Seine Doiman 275oo
l2ith.-t : 1000 n OF Columbus-ave BY
nh,no:. Thomas JENKINS e. w. 20 $500
l'I noc S and "a. aaot mSr' '.'' 900
Manhattnn0vc " corner ll5th-st, 100: llNlO.lO1
ThoTo. Jenkins Ss'r and another 10000
West Fnd.ave. corner 99tlst s0N.ollo:
l rranci. 'e"eN' ana "''e 70 1903 600
King sbridgc Road u interserts lands OF Isaac
Dvckmln 26s N526.9Nl26 .sN3333Nl!lSN
4if.2: Jacob Hayes, ct al executors, To Will 4, oo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02

s sas. % rern ssni s'n'lsHs' test
lined quiet: Quctatons; Cut lcai u,o,.a + On
S'sc line aanaIats 4eoqt;s extra fine E%9ssS g,.s
mould "a" 45id5i,c; diamond -" 4o9a isc eonsss c
toners a. t5eGsse h eSIg%ea a. 4asi5Sc
ihenS a.. 4.siaise Empire ~" 4,+dttic: no 9
4I-a4ssc; so. :, 4O6diLci No. g. 39tdl,-ei 60 70
s7so4oGc: 40 10. 3,sld4e; No IL. ssQSsle' No L.
3l2o3G9c: No II. 3403.4ic. -, ,osc
and Oleomargarine 92c. . ti.c
TALLOW-Quict and nrm. Prime city quoted &C S,,sGG:
and outof-town. 5sajEc, a. to quality; sscs po H'1
prime city. az Sic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
EUROPEAN PRODCCE MARKETS

Liverpool Dec. |. 3 :45 p. m.-I.ecf In fair demand
Pork In poor demand. Hams and bacon in fair de-
mand. cheeSe.rhe demand has fallen on Ta,ow
There Is nothing Offering. mrpcntine-Thcra Is no
demand RoSin In poor demand. Iartl-s.po and
futures In poor demand prime Western spot dull ut
AS I'D. Wheat-Thc demand Is improving. Flour
In poor demand. Corn-npot In poor demand: futures
In fair demand: mixed Western spot steady at A. ID :
December steady at Is = 3id: January steady at As
I'D; January new steady ut Is . Id. lions at
London-Pacic Coast In fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler. Leopold, and wife. to Krcaenaia Baumanp, -.
Are inf William to Masdalena Hermann, %
GthSt Of dave . Yeas n,. ., =. cor 2oo
OF BleccRer and Wooster SITS. yeaFs......... 1913
n'Ssr John sn,l al Park ' %e!s Io o''A'
Boomingdale. LYMAN 70 simon L Wen Ct al;
Tss"'or'' ieAns'o"a'V OF oo"s 100
n'SksIase rS,s rTFG .,Hs I%9s and
Dcinnrar Christian. 70 Frederick Baumcistcr.
Dunn Joh9. 81 al. 70 Francis JeneAs W corner
Ennis ,," john ". to Edward Harran ct al. ii:
East lith.st mortgages years............... $50
Elder, Randall J, and vile 10 Emily 4 Weston.
Frc1Sd Ma Maurice to Lester iieyer. no iis East
Grin"on Union Mary C. 70 Julia Groh. ai.tst SO O
Hammer slough t%els, q al. to Ellen waid % =
Hcis"4c,psr LGSs e TUE Guarantee md 70
Jugs i'anS corner Sd.ayc and iSGt6st. Syrs 50ot
Jentins, Thomas J. and another, to Isaac Rhines
Manhatt,naye. corner ii5th-st. year. 17.0(
'O K%S@brdss adjoining So%I l lands Of Isaac
Dyckmann, years .........,.. 5000
rs al f tr"st@s: 10 as DVisSnt It, yeDrs 15ot
Kahn Mayer, to Charles f Arpeby. Ct al. trus-
Kelley. Isaac De Paea to FrsGcrick Constable TWIN
ct al executors No 81 Fast ssd-st mort 90 >,
Love. Jane. N; to Frank +, Bliss guardian No ,oo,
Never John. to Henry schwazwalder. 9th
ave. n Of l7th.t, wears 150t
Murray, william II. u Gertrude & Winthrop ms
i6I6.st Of eth.lve. 3 years 1ooC
Mitchell. Francis w. and wife, 10 the Title GUAR
antee and Trust Co. No PIT Gthaye. years. SOC
7Gth.st and Lexingron.ave ycirs.. $500
ncr broadway and iIst-st 1 year -. 1906
Same to Meyer !. Sire same property. months 5000
Of Mad on.ave. year mortgages. 400
Par, sons Charles, and wife, 10 the trustees etc.
73d.st years 200
Peyscr. Nathan aud Annie. to Sarih Frank. No
9o stanionst years s.5,
Runk. Charles T., and wife. To John I.ynes.
OF klngsbrdc Road. Of lands OF Lncius
Chitts years Is, 0
RIdge.st Of RivIngtonst' 5 years......, oe,5
Run. Charles. to Louisa Dean, No 81 East 9TH
IT. mortgages. year $50
Of West 10th st and Gresnwich.st. demand ... 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
THE STATE or IRA DE.

cclpl,. Ii704 bbls shipments. Is.4oo bis. ,a,e,
ccmb,r, - I-i"73 i-.c; Jann rs pa: - MAY
i -0-l lie, -tcam'r, NJ. red. DC bid IL
2oilC"i Lu-h; sale. CO.," o Di'h mn hs W ne ~,
by sample. 7:o ~ Corn s"ady; mixed pot ~ -
Md wear january and FEBRUARY. 4 Sic III; MAY
Ole bid; steamer mixed 4'c bid. Keeps lo'c9
bush. shipments. 2j.si4 bush. stock. iDl."l4 bush ;
ale l'"p bnIn. Mili" [4rn Nv H %n, e.,J
80 2 willie Western. 43c akcd Receipts Aolp
bush stock o5.7ij bush. Rye fnl no soc asked
firm; ID to choice timothy. 81 20" 80 30. Cram
dlnr. Zoe. Provision steady moss 20 d, > D L.
meat. loose .h,ulders J1c, ions era, &c I,
clear III ids aud sugar pica'ei sholld,rs 'c ,uga.
cured moi sho oder, &c .am.' ma !, l. &c
large. II 80. lard. refined. IL o.. bn'let nm
aud steady creamery fancy. 3ia'-c 40, i5ir 10
choice 2-@a oc; do. wltdti H. "a" zoe Ialir' ian v
24c: do good 10 choice .O0 % rolls. hne. &c :
do. fair 10 good. @oe &c; store pa,hed 10" -
r'e~ fair. - i2c; No. = Il i4c. sugar nr I've ana
strong rcrn"rs o''riold on mo grad Pr ~ a"d
steady. 81 1881 20
Boston Pee lFlo"r gngt cS S ar% i .i'a g
changed; Western extras. % sc. Receipts ,9r The
Euialo. Dee: L.. spring wheat dnl spot limits
Northern. chicago Old. at 20 use 5000 bash No. =
Northern. nj ~ 5--c LEO bush do at 74c' closing
80 | hard I'D spot. nj ~ 4c do. new. at 81 :iic
no ! Northern. old Duluth. at 20 34c: do. Chicago
and Minneapolis do, at 20 Sic; do WaNhbuln, do. at
- sac. do. Duluth. at - 70; No. Nsrth( ri.
at 20 3-lC winter wheat duh and weak. no = red, Ut
7Gc 80. extra red; - lie: 10. whit. 7oc asked
Corn opened oasy, clos srOng at otsl p prceS Tor
truck receipts and offerings light. sale, hvc No.
yellow on track. at A. i404 As i-2c eleven car no
3 yellow. at AZ 3-ia i-c; car No. - nj L. Bic
nine cars No. .. at 41nd1 | % two cars No. 4, NJ
4GafG l-"c: sales In store. twcnty-lwo ears NJ.
yellow AT A. Ia ~ Bic. Oats quiet. but firm tw"
cars 80 . white. ~ 30 10; fonr cars No white nj
3ea:}8 i-dc. NJ. mixed, nj 36c: No. ,, do. SIC
asked. Barley quiet, offerings fair; No. . Western.
re: 40 3 extra, ca roc; 40. 3, G0d 65c: 'arpe.
5Oo Sc Michigan. con zoe: State, 63d75c; Canada.
75o H3c. Rye nothing doing: No. .. SIC asked In
store. Flour firm, better demand host sp ing, 81 40
81 80 do. winter ga ~ IL: rye four. ~ Ia 81.
Millfccd firm. In good demand and unchanged. Re-
ccpls- Flour 9l.5OO bbs wheat 3O2 900 bush corn.
15j 900 bush oats 10000 bush; b"ley, 7ocOO hush.
shpmcn's-By canal-Whcat, c4,ocO bush 10 ijOchcs-
ter: barley $4,000 bush 70 Geneva. shipments bv
fail-Flour. $1,000 bhlS: wheat 10000 bush corn,
207 coo bush oats 40 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
90 rubom Ut Alap Gonesrn.
WRECK OF TIE STEAM YACHT ALVA

WRECK or TIE STEAM YACHT a; AL VA,
w u Enginee : onee Ne"p 81 asca. 1aSsation Is
o6srucied and endangered BY The %rsS Of tns s nsaa
Yacht A,a lying , III pGo hereby given that w BE-
removed by the United states under authority % aid
Week Viii be received this onee until ,hs y oS 80 The
attention Of bidders invited TO the Acts ,S VOL
approved february 90 lsss s"p srssats AZ s and
the At Of August 1907 sections 1 aSa 10 reset any
~ a nposo and TO waive any nfomalite , r Of
or Oh pop, urn he'd on application: By auto,in o,,
,S s,x ~ War W IL. BIXBY, Corps OF h"s'
neers, u. :. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02

sauer, Frederick W. ct al, to the Title ous,,,s..
and Trust 20, 8 sfth-st. W Of 1st-eve, 8 yesn
1S0th.st. Of Madison.ave, I year.
Schreimer George, 70 Florence B1con and ancae,
Sauer. Frederick w, ct al. TO Margaret Hornann'
ms 9ith.st, W Of 1stave, years.......'1'
Stitch, John: TO Alexander Brown, No IA Eat
Tubs, George w, to John N A Grlswold, s 4 3ad
st, W Of 4th-lve, 9 years mortgages "-~
Ulmer. Emma, TO Elwart Smith, IS j7fh.st ~
Of 10th-ave, years..........'.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02

Liverpool elegIamsl 40 p. m.Iseccipts, 5000 baI'
OF which American 600 bales. Sale. 10000 bale, OF
which speculation and export 900 bles amer ~
600 bales spot mqrket-A fair busint'S dong. .nlI.
ding Tplands S.16d. Futures oyened reeula: at 69i
10 GGid decline and closed dull The option market was
II opened at points decline and c!o,cd az 5c
de.Llne IN. div. sal-s. 10. 600 Illt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02

COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet at q dec Inc
OF BLOC. Quotations based American standard OF
sfcatlon and cotton in store. in quality
not mo half grade above below the grade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
Chicago, Dec 1.-The leading futures ranged as

CASH quotations. WeIo rs fOIIOWs Hour dnII. lli
changed. No. = spring wheat II lie; 80. 3 spring
wheat, 81" &C. 10 red, = &c. No. corn
b.. "a 81: No. 2 Whit, ~ "a Jic. No = rye. 47c
40 barley. G7c; 80 .; f.. o. b.. 43aGsc; 80. 4.
Prime timothy seed. ~ 81. Mcss pork per bb.
Si3 -. Lard. per 100 H. 80 o5a 80 30. short ribs
sides nOosei. - 20" - 90. Dry. sailed shoulders
noved) - 81 26S7 30. sort. clear sides (,oxcdl
~ 4JG 50 20. Whiskey. distilcrs finished goods D r
UNCHANGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
Gitp propertp for Sale.
90 Eet tor Business purposes

II ULTON-ST., NOS. 1O6 AND los, with entrs,.1
Dutch-st., % let, with immediate possessjeS.
may be divided TO suit tenants.
RULAND &c WHITING, Beekman.n
CHOICE BUSINESS properties down town for sale
~ rutland & WHITING BeeknAn.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02

On The Produce Exchange to-day The butter market
was firm creamery. 2om3Oc; dairy. 10do7c. Eggs
firm and steady; fresh o3a % l-2c.
Cincinnati. Dec. Flour Moderate demand.
steady. Wheat steady; No. red, zoe. Receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
Ccnntrp Dropertp for Sale ano 90 fel


CARM FOR SALE.-A farm OF % OF good land
L situated mile west OF skaneatcles Village: ~
used for daIyng; house i built OF brick, finished
with natural woods: commands hne Wow OF the Lake
surrounding country good barns suitable for keep
Ing dairy house ice house house; shop sb
and tenement plenty Of water apple orchard, prnes and
grapes IL miles from State i3lr grounds syracuse;
will be sold reasonable settle estate For pz,ieu.
lars address J. HERBERT AcSfl., Skancateles. n. Y
nUBLIC SALE December Il. 1892 premises. Eight
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sCATTERING SEEDS OF DISCORD.
AgitatOr Redmond Trying to Create
Factions in America.

NEW YORK. June 15.-The Academy OF
Music was tastefullv decorated with the
green flag of Ireland and the stars and
stripes, the occasion being the reception
rendered to John Redmond, member of
parliament and Parnellite leader. Judge
Wanhope Lynn called the meeting to
order. There was a tempest of cheers
when Redmond stepped forward. He
began his address with glowing tribute
to Parnell, saying:
Parnell preached the doctrine that we Irish
men are the equals OF the Englishmen who
sought to Be our masters. He fought. aud even
when he had less than a score by his side, he
defeated each of the great political parties, and
finally brought one of these great English par
ties TO admit the justice of our claims. This
was the position when last stood on an Ameri-
can platform. What is the position today? Ma
tional unity is being destroyed, the national
party distracted, the national hopes jeopard4zed
and the national leader is dead. The distracted
Irish national party looks around in vain for
man fitted to take that place.
Continuing, Redmond appealed to Irish
men of the United States not to let his
party be driven from public life. Then he
reviewed the personal efforts to bring
about unity, all of which came to naught
through the bitterness of Healy. At the
conclusion of Redmond's address a collec-
tion amounting to between SAC, 900 and $780,
600 was taken. and the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
Resolusd, That the proposals OF peace referred
by Redmond and Harrington afford fair
means OF stopping strife without in juring the
interests of either section: that the earnest and
substantial support OF the friends of Ireland IN
America are hereby pledged 10 the independent
party in defense o. our national principles
against internal detection and outside aggres-
sion.
DEs MONIES, Ia, June 15-At meeting
of the executive committee of the Irish
National League today the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolutd That we condemn the disunion now
existing in Ireland and declare that we will
not contribute one cent 10 either party until
they unite and we also condemn the action OF
the other party in sending delegates TO America,
thereby transferring the quarrel to this country.