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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11
THE PICTURE GALLERY

On Market Street Attracts wide Attention.
Some of tho Best Pictures Shown.
Tho gallery OF fine oil paintings by a
number Of eminent artists Of Europe
and America, which are now on exhibit
ton at No. 1157 Market street, was we'll
attended yesterday by number of Wis
itors, all Of whom were greatly surprised
at the excellence Of the collection,
which was made by B. Lovy, of San
Francisco, who has gathered together
this splendid array OF pictures in his
travels. Itspeaks we'll ior his careful
manner and excellent taste he has dis
played, The collection is far above tho
general average OF excellence in dis
plays that arc made in tho leading art
centres OF tho country. Yesterday
reporter OF the ISTELLIGgScER
hastily scanned tho. more meritorious
paintings, and was much impressed
with the greater eayety OF color and
cheerfulness OF themc, which
this display holds over the aomber
array Of canvases that are usually shown
ut public exhibitions. Among the beet
things shown arc, THE Politicians" by
Stoitzner, Munich, a superb work which
was awarded q medal at tho Munich OK
hibition, n picture imprcgnated with
thought and studious execution; the
coloring is excellent. The two portraits
Of Confronted Muklenburgcr" and
Mandolin Player by Chas. Neal,
Vienna, arc excellent. Tho brilliant,
breezy, coloriul canvascs Teaching the
Birds to Sing" and Sweet Load" by Fl.
Kern, OIL Vienna, are splendid, as is
Rezzlo's supcrbly painted figure Of a
very charming. young lady, laughing,
Spanish Beauty "The star Of the
empire westward takes its COURSE n
large canvas OF cxccllont colorinc, BY A,
Melrosc, Of New York, which was re-
Gently exhibited at tho national aca-
deny, is ono OF tho finest in tho cxhibi-
tion. tF@lf'F
Good work is shown by Poverage's
Summer Shade" Williams of London,
"Morning on the Thames" two strong
imprcssionist pictures by Ligatts, Of
! Florence; "a Glimpse of tho Seine"
and Gcrgen. OF France, I'm tho Woods. +"
There are excellent landscape, from tho
casels Of Magnus, OF Paris, a pupil Of
Diaz; Seramono, OF Rome; Barry, Of
New York, and Terry, of Munich. 1.-THE
Wine Tester" by Schleichner, OF Mu.
mich, which won medals in Vienna,
!. london andS Paris, a small canvas
showing four, monks in dark vaults
busily testing wine, is ono OF tho gems
shown, and an excellent but small can.
vas entitled Cows ut Pond" by Rlckie,
2 Of New York, is another we'll drawn and
suporbly colored picture, which attracts
q great deal OF attention.
Il AL tho pictures are handsomely
framed, being covered with tho best
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11
Tlirnntn,leI l,ncn l,ln,.

CnAnLEsrov,s. G., May lO..-Rumors
have reached hero OF a lynching in
He'll Hole swamp, township OF Berke.
ley county. 1t is reported that negro
attempted to assassinatc Elias Bull,
owner OF the Limerick plantation, and
that crowd of residents who caught
him in tho act shot him dead The
place is twonty miles from railroad
and telegraph and is densely populated
by negroes. A race riot is feared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11
WHAT folly! To DO without BErclrAM's
l'nil TO Do Our Duty,

Everybody has Mt times failed to do
their duty owards themselves. Hun.
drcds OF lady readers suffer from sick
headache, nervousness, slceplessncss,
and female troubles. Lot thom follow
the example Of Mrs. II. .Herbechter,
Stevens Point, Wis, who for five years
suffered greatly from Nervous FROST ra-
tion and sleeplessness, tried physicians
and different medicines without success,
But one bottle OF DR.. Miles Nervinc
caused sound sleep every night, and she
is feeling like q new person. Mrs. Eliza
beth Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming,
who tried all other remedies, declares
that after three weeks use OF tho Ner-
vine for Headache, Nervous Prostra.
ton, etc, she was entirely relieved.
Sold by The Logan Drug Co. Trial bottle
free. |
A FULL line Of L. c. Burt's celebrated
fine shoes just received.
I. Y. BfoND Sole Aoent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11

Thore were about thirty Knights
Templar and their friends on the special
train which loft over tho Ohio River
railroad at 10 o'clock last night for
Huntington, where the Knights 60 to
attend the annual convocation of West
Virginia. Thoy will be in Huntington
this morning, and the return trip will
be made on special train with sleep.
,ers. leaving Huntington Thursday night
and arriving here Friday m morning early.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11

ToRoSro, May l0.-The double scull
race between Hanlon and O'Connor and
Hosmer and Teemer, which was to have
taken place on May 80, is of. Hosmer's
engagements with the Passaic rowing
club prevents him from rowing on the
date mentioned.
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Suffering Children

Our girl was beautiful baby, fair and plump
and healthy. But when she was two years
old, sores broke out behind her ears and
spread rapidly over her head and forehead
down TO her eyes, and into her neck. Wo
consulted ono OF the bestplyslcians in Brook
Ign, but nothing did her any good. The doc
tors said It was caused by scrofula humor
In the blood. Her head became
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11

TORONTO, May l0.-William 0'Connor,
the oarsman, publishes challenge Of.
fering to row John Teemer at any time
for any sum and any distance no
chooses to nume.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11
,Tl,o5Ieasue Record.
1Innlnn and O'Connor Challenge Sta nbnry.
TORONTO, May 10.-Hanlanand O Con-
nor, the carmen, publish the following

card: Il ~ 4i.,} aj.97 at
ave herewith make James Stanbury,
OF Australia, the following offer:
"We will allow him 81 900 10 come to
America and row one or moro races Tor
$500 a side, or We will allow him and
a partner $500 for expenses to cross
the Pacific and row us scverally q single
scull race, and jointly double scull
race, each OF the three contests to be
for $1,000 side and three miles with a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11

gold leaf, and protected, with plush
lined shadow boxes.
The exhibition Is open day and night,
and tho public Is cordially invited.
The sale will bcgin- on Thursday
afternoon and run until all arc dis
nohcd OF. t..N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11

MAMMA Ito her -littlo- .boy)-aNow,
Bonnie, il you'll be good and 60 to
sleep, mamma II give you one OF DR..
Ayers nice sugar.coated Cathartic Pills,
next time You need medicine y Bonnie,
smiling sweetly, dropped OF to sleep at
once. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11
One Complete Sore

offensive to the smell and dreadful TO look ut.
Her general health wancd and she would lay
In large chair all day without any life or en-.
ergy. The sores caused great itching and
burning, SO that at times We had to restrain
her hands oprcventscratehing. For years
She Suffered FearfulIy
with this terrible humor. Being urged to try
Hoods Sarsaparila We did so. We soon,
noticed that she had more life and appetite.
Tho medicine seemed to drive out moro OF
the humor for shorttl butitsoon began 10
subsidc. tho itching and burning ceased,
and In few months her head became entirely
clear OF the sore. She Is now perfectly well,
has no evidence of the humor. and her skin Is
clear and healthy. She seems like an en-
tirely different child, In health and general
appearance, from what she was before taking
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11
Pos,master Appointed.

Specid! Dispatch 10 tic In.elligcactr
WASHINGTON, d. C., May 1O.-J.
Miller has been appointed postmaster
at Pink, Calhoun CITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE OF
Valuable Country Property

will offer ut public sale. at the iron, door Q!
the Court House. on THURSDAY. MAY T. l5l
at 10 o'clocka. IN. III not disposed OF at priri';;
sale previous 10 that time. my residence and
fruit farm, known rs WADDINGTOS PLACE on
the Bethany pike, five miles from city,
Parties desiring 10 see the place will find ani1
there to show them around.
Liberal terms made known on day of sale.
sg.z A. S. HOWELL
J. C. IIERyEY, Auctionecr. MI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11
WANTED,

WANTED ENERGETIC MEN ~
W soil nursery stock; liberal salary nv, ~
penscs paid steady work guaranteed aT,i eS'
a once. with stamp. giving age, h. l. KyiTIEtTSsi
Ncrseryman. Paterson. y. J. " 'N'i tlS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

mary delivery 5f-cfd sellers: February ana MnrC'
d"liynry 1 j6,G4d buyers; March ana NTH aen'riS
5--ci1 1 50-Gid: April and May delivery, > W t
4 I'll -Cid: May and June drllN' rN' ""-''u ''' ~
and July delivery l-O4d buyers o.
,oiv.. TN Nov II.-Cotton firm mddhnE. > 30. :.
Inv n,iddlpr &c good ordinary. 70 n'l 'iu -;
r,.nlr,. ,1l2 ipe.: sales. LIS hlic, u ca; is
his Wecbv-Net and gross ieteip's, oo'Dtu &C.,, =,
o,u,rts +, Great BRAIN il,Gio iaIe9' 'o"o'"''''
1888 bales: sizes, 1921 halr~' o,c.
Norfolk Nov. Il.-Cctoa lrm; milnns, . not o. and
low ,ddiinr lee good Urinary, 10 n pt am i,
gyo. rrcrlrJ, 33l9 bales exports 10 "I'1 no I.
I433 laloi coa,wise 81 bales s'ales. .o' r., egG
,,', ~ --- bales Weelly-Nct rrc''p'H' , l,'y,
hnl.s. .,r., 2OOlO bales. exports 10 "'5t - h"ie.
ia halo. coasty Sc. D. Oi bales 'a'e'' i'"o'
.,,.,un,h Nov ll.-COttOn firm; mlu1'ine' - -
lou rddIIng I-ic: good ordinary, 80 Wi,a 'i
70 r.c.iIHs G-4G bales, exports 10 "le,t ~ IL w..
80 iul.,: coaetvIse, 10 baics oait'' -
,,c, ~: -oG bales WecIy -Net ana sI02S IL le -
f., "a Lulr, eN ports to Great frila ot H,.
rr,mcr Cj:I-j bales; TO the CohtlcHn,', '" ~
di,y,, sse II 24l bales sales lo.3'' Dae7' ~
! ,.,. orleans. NOV. ll.-Cotton hrm lluuins'
6ICc. low mlddline 3ldc; Sood coz 0Iu hadi
ilIc: net receipts, 9l95 bales gro,s P,oo Ooo
v,nt 70 lie Continent, 100 bales SO
Laies, sales. $500 bal"': stock Ic tre' I.I, ross
ie W.ekly-Net receipts Gu i ,aci i,,ss
hale. export, to Great Britain l3,Dio na 20
., GN-nrn f44IO bales to the ton on, IN
~ oo,tvl,, l3 800 bales; sales, 32''oo Dal''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGES

Dt''i.Ni- ~ ~ liz GANHaNOf$>.
There only auction sale in the real es,...
yesterday, ofSi lot 23NOO, Amsrent.
ave. IL was sold undes partition by Peter r. Meye, .,
j. Rooney. Of the parties Interested for IS o
The following sales at private contract have been r..
ported Fitzsmons & Smith have sold for George WILL
the threestoy high..toop brick dwelling No 3cs We,
Ihirteth-st., 2ivGONl00. for $50 600.
,ionon & Macdonald have soil for Kate NJ Foster NJ
90 Thi ty.,iNthst between Ffh and Sixth syss'
fourstory hgh-stoop bro"nstone dwelling, 2jSeossse
tyrlle Carnan has sold 50. 1870 nird-aye. for Nj,
Sopne php Co. h, l eomG ed ,a cse ne terms
OF The la gest transactions in vacant land the sss
have ,d thirty lots on Wet % @ Year wel They
W., tndave coy,rtng both side, Of 1he .treet mar
These lots have een gathered together direts
Struc at once eyera three and -four story private Ss
Genc appropriate to this neighborhood which entirely
these not been stated, but estinaed =
1t The last meeting OF the Board of Director. Of IN.
Real Estate Exchange dividend declared for he
a aMd a ts rs per per tSf e the % "a
payable December neNt .-
monta, ting hid 70 con.dE what the be-;
ecanty D %iaasef S H.
sided ~ the meeting a, charnan ot The Board Of con
twen the variou. eNchanees that the member. da'y
qualified. producing their Credentials, might be a.
Change. This proposal received the Endorsement 0, al
Board Of Dectar or tie New.York Rial Estate EScSaaS.'
at their meeting Wcdne-diy last, which the follow.
Ing resolution passed
>oyed That this Exchange Is prepared 10 enter int
terms of reciprocity with the Buffalo Real Estate FL
change a. follows: Thai the menibrs Of our Exchange
when visiting Buffalo producing credentials, BE- a.
miftnd 70 the privileges OF the Buffalo RI Estate Ex
change for limited time this Exchange engaging ;,
extend similar courtesy members Of the Bufl0 Real
Estate Exchange when visiting NswYOrk. Also ths
Huoau q Information OF each Exchange shall h. open .,
rho officers Of The other Exchange, but nemhA,s
generally hi. arrangement 10 b. tried for the term a
one year" H., IL. ,,
Should proposal prove successful IL i probable hu
N. plan NAV be extended 10 the exchanges Of Chicago
81 Paul Milwaukee. Detroit, Boston aud Nashville. y
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CIR, o. s'gai car, sn' !.,.' q, -.a.s4'..
vim tr o a. "d o,,r rom r,i',n, '..'" ,s -
ihr". ar 81 'o"rad.- -ol NJ - - per- io1 W In
- 81 f ~ .f,.Isr. a. n TO- oten A. e. i1atl' stat,
4 Gs ~ n IN S,i- 'V az Csc g. ' /,
liverpool -abr ad'1r- rssc c>io.,'rs "'-.l b'u." ~
.,ar a. '.io ',t 1a,'i d,,',i ~,s , ,, tf
ally Hight nom tlc STATE thl' v'r> ON SHtariY ,''
>,,,-. 'r ' ,.j,,r..r AID =, fl H. ~ -
E''D'f ',' i'' ,a a., I,i '' f @ AID W
for ,a' g. II lliana4 c.ataa,: a3Ins ,oai f.oa
o. f '"' I'd. '.'' %. ''' .-''' ,'l H. H. quarter.
TO-, g., T., r,... ..r'. lt p a, q a.
0'io d. III r. At p, ~ r. d. iJi, p. o. = n. o.
=, s. H. , 2 a. - :, :, llf y d, le3 /,
e . e. a. i4', a, . :. 80 l Z. H. ', :, 80
Co. sa g.; IL, w. a. v' Pr, DO s. i'i aoo g. g.
ei - bull III '' '-2' do. i'' %. '' - %
Ht.-on s. ,4ermon ~ k'n,n'St ,c - cr'. 1852 y
~ To- 40 y "' - d. o a." '9 y, ~,
iGG,oi p a., = ~ 90. -, At ;. . d. re r.
"a y q l 10 as !, 10, d, 100 DO T. az '5 " ct
Z i.s "o, SOL go ~ :, 5 55 no o. at ' T. az
w $, a. 3. !, !, a 3; DC ~ j. g. : %
J. Nh'rbc,s 40 oaq ,t'"',i rs, - - To-
10 I, 1913 d; H. '- a. - 80 - 10 u 3d. O " w.
, 60 , rs o. a. 40 ,ov Zoo IT, a.. ~ ~
sherman culver. 80 OHIO 't"rs. i4Oi o.. at - u
E:soi S. a.'', %. p y,-fa' ''r' ''o' p" at
ing ,'.l, Nominal quo,'loo. ,-oofia or poor 70 good
tc,Lvre-ncee'p,- 800 head. Sow FOR all kinds Of
f ada;r I "a =, 81; s r ~ @ 4
=, "a 10 ,1r dr'>-d rra ser, 7aloc for country DR..
IT,, sd t+c. tor lee coyr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
TUE rrApE Is ClICAGo.

Cldcrro Nov II spec all Nplodr va expecting
Nudge ~ make any le'cl,ucc 80 ID" wheat crop ln us
as, nlrh", Irp, pr. lli. auro unccm"n' ih'' '''
wheat crop would no' exceed jOoOooV" b''he- va
consequently q compete -nrlrs'. II The 'isl' h''
lso. o.l,ur for a statement wheat nh"ri- "'iII
u,,Iqhiv hs(r I4anced tNir In-- 81 aGyonce " II
"a. lf.y We culsA, with thetg limo e>lcHIci. =
The rep n reduces 'hc pOluar d'a Cf Tue WIG" N'I'
.nonf ~ 900 900 bushels II naturally had .oH,
uhat Lulli,h effect Prices Gpcn'G Nlong a'd 40
vsnc.d over Il cent. The report evidently encouraged
.nr. nut.ide buyius. Up 10 VIM IN IiSI HHIi
minnie. of Tue t.4de. everything locked bniish. ~
f,e ip-f haiflOii q ere was ,Cmt l'hlhIns' WIN Z"
martial reaction. MAY opcned al - Be sold between
~ * and 90 and closed ~ 20 BE-. D"'"ni'"l got
To- within 10 cents OF May. Receipts very "ncir
were fomDw hat Ngh'. CEarie., wrr made iIf "V''-
900 hl,hds Corn opened firm, bat the "tNdn'" vas
mo, with such irac realizing Oh thc ful 81 Ne" prs
holders thst TIC rally not maintained NAV
|peucd Al - >. sOli between ~ ! ana - o ana
r'osed a. - 3sd47 81. Receipts, nte gritng hsll.
me Government report make the crop ~" tlp"O 900
hr.chcls % 100000 bu. hels less than the y ipber
t4unrt Gat, nctcd about a. corn DID. Man op'H"l
~ ~ "a sold between 81 Il and 3G 81. md clo'rd
~ n, ! a There were hogs In the West ana
he ouaIIiv wpS better There were only t',oOO mere,
making only l1JOO0 for the week: but the quality
here ia. better and the manufacturers W"fc seller
That made Il . downhil, market Pork declined II :
cents: lard cents: ribs, II cents. The hos ar"
n,Cny under tho eXuc -ation, but the nanuiac rers
opn.ar 10 be acting tog the nov for ower-lncd hog
MA the onl, way bring that about Is r. make
cfrorsilly a lower price for provisions. flaN ecd
va. ,tcody early easier later Junnsrv. ~ IA
- 10 >: May 81 Ia q I6: cl,,iny at The bottom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

rye ,oac5c short rye io"'oc' 10 O''' ~"
"lfff ?' AND JuTETc market quiet and %iS Ut
hmm, ~ t'I rbanses IN prices. ..,o,onout
d L and o% %o. ANA r a mas e'Si 9SS
forgm source, Ncw Yo,k stat is92 ga -iS tR5C"
20 ''."'d do common To- medium. iSe2oc isi2, DO
,t y ?, CHOICE !2a23c do common To m'u''"'
Go pa !h has been chiefly in iobblrs Gan
TO- Dr.; the d.m1n1 ha' bren 'e.Y e'enN 1''"''''
"'Y tGdodIy weaker November .od AZ AZ
- aud T ErS Oh - rS az ,'' negirepd LEND-1n
ann cd and uot Ing doinI. Closing London p.isr oS
- ,utut.- 20 nsrset weak. o. ~ u. sIlP =
e. rs T. ., Io, " a-5 oS ""' -a. " Of tgN, Ma
tors: mar - nm. Nco''h waIrnt' AZ "a 20 i''
M@6LAS,S-in s6t d-,aad Gaea 30 st rn DGn h
T l-.o i 20 i er o'r Eyo u Ioazit ~ son,
N,y NJ S sSaFS l GH,@i qaoa
EoSlY Quite add about .,epdr Strained 9rosl az :! 81
.?G ,, do * 81 =: y H. F. Il = s., 81 E. E. a. 50 90 "
oENv rErlGurs-ree Ha>et .r 4q t ela T,rN
anl ~ wGe sgag redgce 80 c cEUt KUN gTan, a.
MNT9 600 a, see.. 'n a. .o S 500 Gon
200 81 ss To i'' ~, '"S 9
1Rsi rg 4 4G"fls gsSaS Yor ~ apbsa
r. Ia G, ed .ctootS yswys h' yG nd ' .ckas
Gloom south Anboy y lynn. coat &c. td P",t[
oso os to SEN SG, HSsSsca D. coal
50 schoqcr, Perth Ag6oy to Bsth cos, ooe liqht
co;ca.d srsf ,G nor 35E e on EVE
Sa1 eeod c Calcutta ses ss ogto'towH i2' c,b tT
$ Gar prc'ef .s sf a Stc pei ilc Stc Winter
81 p rn cgd, osa6oc natural prLar eSga WITH"
- r. 9s,1T wi"tG' w6, p,', crd~ south
VA SO natural spring 5ie 1l;a:hed as c1ta.
gsd a. sea elephant 9a'ch'i , Tl9's s, 60 ra
scaa7c: alive italian SIX. common. e!06jc; salad
qr1ho i2 ro 9,'9o iii. o' ..5iS and in cor
ate drmand S1l">. goo ehs mes VI . gy n.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

BUILDING MAIIHIAI.S- thtrr Mrie %"
nri,r, and Dusiu y,
CnItUkN-s. andJr khghhh = dhu"'" -
French 2c. dnd brtInan al f- at, ht-iue.s l. Ie
tOtOA-~II he'd steady anu Il 1871
parI,a uuon bnsis Of 4LoJat"n-. ..d , ,nodcrat
IOtrEr-hrazl siUwth, VI "e sI"th ef lD-,o TO-
iuouirv AID prcc. ruled steady thr OtAS "a f., Ar
N, kly. saes, 300 bags Sanhs N"' s,riye Iic
rive losc foI 600 bags no no CH h,,. can
Mid ,accs uulet and unchanged. sales Wv u wee
trail american, piiNat. terms Oil't ,owcY dr.st
iint and n AMY OF a oca cha vct.r, with 10" -
me marx-t lna ngurr~ showing het ",o. ,c,lizus
POINT, IN ds,ourayng foreign account % q, lost Lle
IeN,- susnro 4Ta.c 4 b,ttrr but suO'4 >, a.
ifrroy,I,.nt Hambur9' weaHri. II. cd =.
m ualcis quotations: N"Nelhorr I'D k-n.
Doc-rnDer rs "a January, ,,ru W I'd
MAJ, rs I'D Marrh. rs. AlF'', - -.
p. ,,o,.s- First ordinary no Iiio-l l. 30 4"s
omG 10 Rios l. 30 -N,hange lrTNis,gt ma S,atr-
c.rt, In RIO 90 bag- kiO rirnri1'- "a, H. no
y 10 Laps: Rio rlearInce- u flroI INV .,t. ia
40 H. li5 ona bae- Rio market gumytt1 nc San,o,
.anfn. -. 600 btr. Santos -tpi. -,-'' - r Inf,
ns,rsct INN: good ave santa w" ~; 600 bass
m no July | 70 November 10, ls"-' I'-v,--Yn N .
e,n,c lime 1871 $50 coo llc- same uh'' ,n,t.r 10
Ouo tag-. Kertpt- a. >'t - jug, , 900 iae~ ;
isto / ,.toaO BAG. time lc'l. 49, INV
- 80, 1seo 40 600 bag, IOta sSl,- h'r' pr"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
LIVE STOCK MirKrT,-ny TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. Il.-"Thc Evening Journal" -
port Cattle Receipt 1000 head shipments, 100
heed Narlft Sow. lower: best mtivc~ - ~ %
others ~ -O0 - 20. ToNan-. - 250f::. stuck
a.. - r0o$3 10: COWS, ~ I5d2 -. lIo2S-Rccc'p,.
400 head shipments. 1000 bead. Market steady
rough and common. - 2jdtJ 10. Wcking md
mixed. - 81 20: Prime heavy and hutch"rs'.
- - SO; rglt - son - -: Slips and Idc,.
~ 25h%5 40. ~h'cp-Ercrpts. 500 h. nd shipment s.,
900 head. Market zoe lower: nntlves. ~ GO0
- l. Ia Western. ~ aO044 GO; feeders. ~ con
"a % limbs, ~ Jod - so
ST Louis. Nov. l.-tnulc-tccdpts 1900 head
shipments. 100 bead. Market lower. fair 70 good
native Steers. F;i0Ti 20. ch,irr. ~ -. medium 70
good Texas and Indiana Stee.s 930 ~: ,paycd hif-
~. ~ 20G - 90. Hog, Receipts. 400 head ship
ments 200 head. Marker sundy. heavy. - 300
- 81 packing. r5o 50 80; light. - 25as5 so. sheep
Receipts. 600 hcat: shipments. 100 head. Market
steady native m'rtOnS. range, 50 5Oo i 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
EUROPEAN PRODJCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. II. 40 y. m.-Beei-fhc demand IS
improving: extra India mess firm az 1cs ID, prime
m,,s firm u, Sd. Pork IN fair demand Ham
fl poor demand. Bacon In fat demand CAeese IN
pgJr demand. I.lON-rbere T. nothing Offering.
spirits OF nrpcntiue In fair demand firm at
~ Sd I,osn In fair demand. Lard-Spot
ana futures in poor demand. Wheat IN
poor demand: 40. red winter steady al
), I'D No. > red spIing sirHdy -; Us I'd.
Flour N poor demand. torn-Sp1t in lair Gtmund
futures ~ poor demand mixed Western spot md No
vcnlb"r steady at A. I'd: December steady AZ
A. 4 ] Cd Inurary Stead 1T 4 I'd. Hops At
Lnndnr- Paclnc coa.i-There Is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bennett Henry NJ, and another. o Albany Saw.
inr, Bank, 2d-sNs, u OF 72d--t. , wears. G
Barron, Esther +. aud another, 70 Francis Took,
W sth;aNe, Of lhth.,t demand ,..i,... ~;
Coin, LouI,' 70 m rhp FAM Ss5 len''t Of
Same 70 James smith, a. trustee, Allen.
1t. Of Broome;st . year, ,iiso,...;
Dc Bruln Julia j. to Herman Levy, sl~t-
Dossary 81 cfrisopher' ana wife. to the NewYork
Life Insursnce and Trust Co. 2d-a'e, cor
Elliott lot MShiri ", t. c Ii Mudock. 2'th--t
rrs, Sl Ceils and another. 80 Max Hc
hronneg, Ave b. oi 6th-st, mortgages,
y'qEEis cbsrl q, and wifo 20 Jane, Rs,s
yet ct al. = ; l2oth..t y q 3d-aye, ys'rs;
C,oyer. Frances l., 70 Title Guarantee aud Trust
Go. Nos ~ and SO p-4rlst, y,as, ,,.
ing Bank l24til--t, " OF PsrA aye. yer
duEtral Savings Bank, 37th-s' " Of 9th
kennedy, Annie :, 70 Emily Beaver Beaver waveN-
Lewis. Edward, and wife 10 John J Hopper, :
iGoth;st Of St Nic b Vel YEA s1o,h:,
Newman. William, and another, % Richard
Rq ps'u' Henry. and another. 20 wcf De5isn and
Ras sS Nciiia p and ahqther to the Gae:n'
wich savings Bank II o'th-st oi iV'h'
Hrdden' George gS5' and wife, 70 NJ L Fraser. n
s.elIy Patrick and Wife 20 Union Dime savings
Bank ycs q to % 9sa,aye; 10 var Nr,u
"".'I e,,n gton.ave II OF 97thst. years. .....-..
sheridan fs% ,.s = Ct i d. to Waller sgyiam,
centre line Mosholu-aye, lands OF Aoran"n
somHerhorn, August. to MaIhlide B'ndntz' ses
Stobbins. ave W. Of 16ith-st' deripna, r1.,
StirsoaQ Rosa and another, 70 Union Ins
20 Y n. l2lrt-st. " Of 4th:ave Years.
The Babies Hospital Of the City Of Nes.io.s
W T sslter LeXingtoo.ave, n corner OF
Won rssser william A. 70 w r Thorn, vs.
a,,b %ard wears y, ..'
vtirht Toui.a T. 10 d G. Thompson and another,
executors 86th-st W OF oth-aNe, : year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
THE PETROLEGM MARKET.

NEWS from THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
There wls confined dulnrSs In crrd" oil Ejaculation
Yesterday l.nt IA. stool; Exchange broke it, long
record OF itleno, ~ dealing I'm 1900 barrel, AZ .!
,,nts Their. were sales of 1000 barrel. ~ options
~ t.e consolidated Exchange, bui the price slipped
of : cent to 81 "a cents.
Refined Petroleum was unchanged at $50 cents In
barrels so cents I'm bulk and go cent, In cISr-.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp. - - franc,
Bremen $50 marks. London. 7-s04 ljlGd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
NETWORK AyD LAKEWOOD TRAINS

A change OF lime IN trains running between New
Yorl; and Lakewood will take cfcci Monday
NoveiI Der j. when trains will leave New Yorg ~ Ion
Central II. Il. Of N'wIer-ey. foot of Liberty STREET
North River at go, 49, a m. ! 10. 3 10. Lake
wood SPECIAL and 20 p. III.
The Lak, wood Special will also be SATURDAY.
NrTcmtcr IL.