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Evening journal., 1892-10-13
Aluminium as Hardas steel.

lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal1
QUEBEC, Oct. 3.-Blacksmith Allard,
of Lewis, who has discovered the secret
of tempering copper, has temp cred a
piece Of aluminium. The test was made
at the demand Of New York firm. Able
Lafamme, the renowned scientist, ex-
amined the tempered metal and gave
Allard a certificate to the effect that the
aluminium was tempered hard as steel
could he
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
Papal pelegates Leave New YorI..

[By Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
NEW YoBK, Oct. 13-Archbishop
Sartolli and Monsignor Denis J. O'Con-
nell, the papal delegates that arrived
here yesterday from Rome, left at 8
o'clock for Baltimore They went in a
special car accompanied by a committee
sent here by Cardinal Gibbons They
will visit Washington and have an inter
view with Secretary of State Foster re-
garding their mission to this country.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
DinhtherIn Ravnges a Townshln.

lBy Telegraph 70 the Evening Journall
PLAIN CITY, Ohio, Oct. 13-Jerome
township, this county, is one big hospital
Every school in the township is closed
and il is estimated that within radius
of four miles there are 800 cases of diph-
liberia. Scarcely family has escaped.
All the surrounding county has quaran-
tined against the township and patrols
guard all the roads. Not a particle of
business is being done and farm work is
suspended
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
TELEeRAPHIc BRIEFS.

Tirard. formerly French minister OF finance;
NJ. LirOndairOlles. director OF the mint, and
NJ. Fovile, on official of the ministry of finance,
viii represent France in the international
monetary conference. which viii meet IN
Brussels on November 22.
At GainsbOro, Tenn. during the progress Of
a negro demonstration. three negro men had
a fight and all three Of them were killed.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
5 CLOCK
EDITION.

This edition prints full re-
ports Of everything of local
and telegraphic moment up to
5 p. M, giving the reader later
news by two hours than any
other Wilmington paper.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
M'EWAN RECOVERING.
The Suspected Glasgow. Flend Getting
Isetter-Police Busy Getting Evidence.

TIC subpecteu NIasEOW IIenu UetIInE
Isetter-Police Busy Getting Evidence.
lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journall
GLASGOW, Oct. 13.-McEwan, the
caretaker accused of numbering and dis
membering woman named Elizabeth
O'Connor, at West Lodge, will recover
from the effects of the wounds he in
hicted upon himself in an effort to com
NIT suicide, The knife with which he
cut his throat was dull and he did not
succeed in severing the jugular vein.
McEwan and the sailor McNeilly, who
admits having been in company Of Nc
Evan and the woman on the night the
murder occurred, are still in custody and
the police are busily engaged in work
ing up the evidence against the prison
ppg
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
Dedication At St. Anne's Church.

The new st. Anne's church at Gilpin
avenue and Union streets will be for
mally dedicated on Sunday morning.
Solemn Pontiical mass will be sung by
Bishop Curtis and the bishop viii preach
at 1880 o'clock In the afternoon Rev.
Father Nornland of the Catholic Uni.
versity of Washington, will preach.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
SOW York,s Apportionment stands.

[By Telegraph to the Evening Journal
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 13, 10 a. m.-The
court of appeals has decided all three of
the apportionment cases in favor of the
apportionment of 1892 as made by the
legislature. The court is unanimous
upon all the questions involved except
those discussed in Judge Andrewss
opinion.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
Gilmorc's Probable Successor.

tBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
Sr Louis, Mo-, Oct 13-At meeting
Of the members Of Gilmore's band yester
day,a committee was appointed to secure
a new leader An offer has been made
TO Professor d. w. Reeves, director OF
the Providence, r. l., cadet band and it
is believed he will assume the leadership
of the famous musical organization.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
nrr.. HnrrIson,s 1estfnl NIrht.

[By Telegraph to the Evening JournaLl
WAsHIEGToS, Oct. l3.-Mrs. Harrison
is reported at the White House this
morning to be a little more comfortable
than she was last night. Her sleep was
rasIlnl
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
snrs the Story 1. a Honx.

[By Telegraph 20 the Evening Journal.l
PITTsBURG, Oct. 13-The report that
Berkmann, now in the penitentiary for
assaulting Chairman Frick of the Car.
negie company was shot by one of the
guards while trying to escape is without
foundation Acting Warden Mexican
says that no such occurrence took place
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
A Prairie Town swept Away.
lBy Telegraph TO The Evening Journal

lBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journal.l
Sioux CITY, Iowa, Oct. 13.-The little
town of Sail, sixteen miles southeast of
here, was wiped from the prairie last
night by fire of unknown origin. The
900 inhabitants are mostly homeless, but
the weather is warm and no immediate
suffering will result
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
INC Second Dav's shooting.

The second day Of the Wilmington Rod
and Gun club tournament at Front and
Union streets was marked by good shoot
ing. The attendance was not as large As
expected, the small number being due to
the iremens parade.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
A $50. 900 Fire in New York.

IBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journal.l
NEw YoRK, Oct 13.-The Scanlan
Asphalt company's factory and James
Smiths FIVE story ladder factory, two
buildings occupying half block on west
Fifty-frst street between Eleventh and
Twelfth avenue were completely Quilted
by fire this morning. The total loss will
aggregate $50 600 well covered by in
curo moo
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
PREPARING FOR REGISTRATION.
Clerk McCloskey VIII Deliver the Books
To Registrars To-Morrow.

7" N'HI7IIII7 IW-lWUIIVW,
Clerk McCloslSey Of the State Board
Of elections is busily engaged preparing
the outfit for all registration places. He
will leave the books, stamps and
papers at each of the polling places and
the officers wilr find them when they
90 there TO perform their duties Only
the registrars and supervisors will sit on
registration days. The clerks will not
sit until the day of election
The registration days in this city will
be October %, %. 2S and %. The hours
of registration will be from III o'clock I'm
the morning 10 o'clock in the evening.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
An Trish Benefactor Dead.

IBy Telegraph to the Evening JournaLl
LONDON. Oct 13.-Father Davis, of
Leland, the priest to whose efforts is
largely due the development of the
Irish fishing industry is dead.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
Prolonged Rain in the west.

lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journall
HURON, S. D., Oct. 13.-Rain has been
falling since o'clock yesterday morning
with no indications of a let-up. The
prairie fires which have been raging in
different parts of the Jim River valley
since Sunday hayesbeen quenched.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13

and Ringgold's band button hole bou
quet The presentation was iittingly
acknowledged. The interior of the Hotel
Willis was decorated in honor of its
guests
Formation of the Parade.
The formation Of the parade was AZ
follows;
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
DELAWARE VOLUNTEERS
Firemen From All Over the
State Parade.
THOUSANDS OF VISITORS SEE IT

Equipped Volunteer Firemen. with Ap-
paratus, March the Streets of New Castle.
Many Bands of Music ON the Scene.
Firemen of Delaware Convene in the
Opera Feeding Firemen on "a
Lawn.
Evening journal., 1892-10-13
REVISING THE SERVICES.

Consideration N of Important Business at
the Episcopal COnvention-Unfavor
Action ON the Use OF the Revised Bible.
rt,. n,.,o,,.o,I, 60 ba T,eniny Journot7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
OTHER BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Chicago, Dec. 10-Dennis f. sibey, one Of the
oldest and best known Board of Trade dealers was
forced 10 make assignment to-day for the benefit OF
his creditors. Sibley's liabilities VIII reach $685.
223 90. His assets it is thought. Will not exceed
$1,000 but may reach 100000. Board OF Trade
men attribute the failure 20 an attempt by Sibev to
corner the markct BY the failure list Of over
forty Chicago Board of Trade men caught for
VARYING from $4,000 ~ 600 The firm of Logan
g. Co. is probably heaviest creditor. there being
due them $4,000 They began suit and the other
creditors al once began to crowd sbley. and the as
signment followed.
Oswego y. y. Dec. 19.-Thc wholesale liquor
house of Z. V. Mitchell. Of this city. was closed by
the sheriff this evening upon executions In favor Of
his father, Edward Mitchell, and City Chamberlain
John Dowdle. amounting in all to nearly $1,000.
The judgments were by confession. The liabilities
cannot be learned. but said 10 be heavy: SLOW
collections Is the reason assigned for the enoarr0ss
ment
Boston Dec 19.-The North American Endowment
Association to-day went into the hands 81 receiver
The concern has about $4,000 in assets and about
1900 members. 1t formerly had 5000 members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

70 steamer General Whitney Dearse. Boston, with dso
n, StAmer Glaucus Berry. Boston. with mdse to
Ship Heinz Ger, Kuhlhen. Singapore September l.
WIN mdse to Bidwell French. vessel to Theodore
wiz, snip o John Mcdonald star San Francisco August
Win .de to Norton sons vcsse 'f to Jane: +
p, Dark ANY Any Turner to Boston Johnson Colombo spt
csr a S ESQ vcs. TO Xcnon v n.oTs a GO
"ish ScG2r 70 y order yc-%j to Funch Edye Co
At CIV Snd fresh s'%s Cloudy Gde''e Sw cloudy
CLEARED.
EdSa Co. nnd err con'0
=, steamer FL Dorado Byrne. New.orlcans Ls-John
-, Eark Edward Kidder Grimm. Valparaiso and Lu,a-
Steamer Naronlc tBr). Roberts Lverpool-H Maitland
Bark Thomas Faulkner CBr. Faulkner. Buenos Ayres-
VIII. Wnnen & Co. ,,. ,...s ,.on,o,. -, p.,Ao
steamer othello tBr,. Morgan. Antwerp Bele-sander
Steamer Herman Winter Nickcrson Boston. Mass-H
steamer Elbc cier. Van Jousscl Bremen via South
Steamer Nacoochee smith, Savannah, Gar Walker:
steamer Seminole, Robinson. Charleston y G. and
steamer ro(assct iBD, Byth savannah, Ga-PhelIs'
steamer odam (putch). Eubensina. Baltimore. Nd
Steim,f E,SteSts OBJ. Thompson Progreso Mex. Via
Newport News ete-liclnies Bros. e,,.,oo,, c,-n l.
steamer Chattahooehec, Daggett. savannah "a-H l.
Steamer Richmond, Blakenon. Norfolk, Newport and
steamer Mscnbon,; Lewis BatT ore Mdrn { Fdey:
Steamer Pascal OBJ, Truman. London EnS-BusN y
Jevons. j,
Steamer Clndad Coudal (span), Carmna. Havana and
Mexican ports-J NJ CebaoS Co.
SAILED.
Steamers ChattahoOchee, for Savannah Seminole
Charleston, etc Rcnmond, Norfolk; &c. -, ,,oror,
Anchored at City Island, bound out-BTk Thomas
Faulkner, for Buenos Ayrcs. ..
THc MOVEMEN Is OF TEAMEkS-FCRhl"N FONTS
Steamer Tower Hill (Br Parsons, iron. New.iorS De-
ccHber q, arrived at London December ~. vi. "
vcnbef 80, Via Newport News. arrived at London De-
steamer Canada CBr). ReDy, nom Loncon sailed from
Steamer Buffalo (IIrl, Mact from NeW.loIk Dccehocr
l. Via HALIFAX arrived HUI December ls .
Steamer francisco SBr) jenkins, sall"i ron Hn' lor
steamer sorrento Ger, nom NcwYork for Ham
burg passed the Lizard. december 49,. So. ~.
steamer England lBr Hcaley. from Nc".l 9rH Deryn,
her for London, sicnaci oil the LiIaid Dccino'f
steamer Greece CDr. rcGrcy from Hew:YorS Deem IN
Der fol London. was signaIicd oil Pia"lc fonV DE-
Stsmcr It,ia Con Renter froa, Stctin December II
for NcwYork Ias'c Lewis Island D,een f YORK
December g. arrived at Cop.nhlern ne 'Cnl" II
steamer hmaln Ger. Kacn. sailed hom Hamburg '"r
New York December Il. -
steamer Burgunda (I'rl Duac. from NeN.l ork NoNcm
St,amc. La Campina (Dutchl. Smt. from Nc"NoiK
December 2 arrived at Amsterdam December l. 1870
10 for Ncw-York passed Gbraltar D.ccmb,r II, -
steamer California tBr). Glrlic. rom NJ utirah. an
ports for New-York, passed Gibraltar December is.
steamer Flamboro ODD. Jones, sailed iioa RUNE l''
steamer Icr.chcl (ir from Brazilian rots. sailed from
81 Lucia for Ncw-Yok DeccTbtr ~. Vol, no.oru
Der 10 for Genoa Obj altar december 10 ana
proceeded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
LIVE STOCK MAREErs-EY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Dec to.-Cattle-Rccclpis a>t ~ non rs,
g. 500 head total for week thus far 24o I.i'd In
same fine last week = 72O head consigned thruueh
400 hcrd 10 New.York 1850 head on sale. 1000
head market opened slow and i3@21c lower o i9r
extra CHRISTMAS steers 81 5dsG %; extra .tcers
l. 300 10 500 ibs, $685. 50; choice 40 l;quo 10
200 MS - 1919: good farl' fat shipping 40
1900 to 400 lbs, 81 500 ~ -: medium bncher!
ana shippers do loo TO 1,2jo MS - 90 - ~ +:
hight half fat do 900 10 1000 bs. - 239 ~ 'o ;
coarse. 900 to 400 MS, do. - 1898 20 oxen,
common 10 best S2aS3 70: COWS ana hclicis. COCA
10 extra So 75a 70 Is; do common T1"S y I'D :
poor TO good mixed butchers. zoo TO LOO ios. ~
IA 25: cows common TO fair. III 500 =. 70 90 gool
10 extra corrfed 81 650 ~ IS; bulls, ,oc. ~ t2~
re fat butchers. 81 250 ~ CO. export - 700 20 20
hoognn S20S2 % mich cows steady Tor eOod STOW
for common AT 500 S4j extra. so per hraa ;
stocler and feeders firm at 81 loafa 3d. as 20 nn6
Iiogs-Receips last twenty f0nr hours u 3oo h',u
tonl for week Tins far. $3.50 head for saine i no
last week, $4,000 hcad consig,ci rnro ona 1870
head market opened active and hEhcr' ciosedd
s,ronr. heavy corn-fed 80 90a$1; Ptckrs anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
M'NAM5RI'S STORY OF KYLE'S ESCAPE
HE VISITED TWO LIQUOR SHOPS WITH THE
pRIsONER-MEs. SHEFFIELD TO BE TRIED.

HE VISITED TWO LIQUOR SHOPS WITH TIE
pRIsoNER-MRs. SHEFFIELD TO BE TRIED.
The examination yesterday Afternoon az the Tombs
Police Court OF Mrs Isabella Sheffield. accused OF
assisting Richard Kyle TO escape ron Keep NC
Nanaga Of the Tombs. last week. resulted In Justice
Gr,dy's holding her in 5000 bail TO await the action
OF the Grand Jury
by +. u. House that in company with his prisoner,
Kyle. he lad entered one or two iquor-shops bcore
going TO the supreme Court the day of the escape
The witness however. denied that he had drnnH any
whlskey He said that after having the courtroom
the prisoner and himself had gone first To lnor shop
In the stewart building, then to No IL Centre
st. and later TO the room the shop at Cenr" ana
Chambers SIS There they had met Lawyer j. Diver
Keane.
In the course OF McNamara's testimony it was
brought out that he had been In the habit u Visiting
ctler liQuorshoYs In Centrcst. when out Win MS
prisoner on former writs. He denied that Kyle had
given him from ~ to 80 each time that be had
taken him from the prison.
J. Oliver Keane, a lawyer, was called as a Witness
lie had seen the defendant he said only at the time
OF the meeting in the over the hqnor shop.
AIcNamara's condition at the time had not been the
same a. ii before he had gone out OF court
he iuONiCutcd7 p Inquired Mr. House
Well he looked as IL he had been out the night
before KCdnc replied.
koanc said that he had talked with Kyle about I'VE
minutes in the hallway, while the Keeper anu Mr.:
sheffield were in the room. Kyle might have escaped
then he thought, If lc had wanted 20.
Mr.. House then made motion 70 DISMISS ths case.
1t not granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
COTTON MARKFTS-DY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Dec. 10. p: M ntipn-tu'nr'~ closa
ouict America miGdlMg low middIlng c!1nS, D'crH-
hrr delivery 3 lJ-G4d value: December ard january
delivery , 1904 value: January ana FEBRUARY G'-
livery. 14.Gid sellers: February ana MaiCh ur-
mvrry : 1GG4d65 17Gid: March and April deliver .
, laG4d5 1864; April and MAY delivery. . 2ln1h
sellers: May and June delivery, , 23ha' "a oil /;
lime and Julv delivery. 2jGf05 2O-Oid; Jnly ana
Anc1st delivery. ; 27-G403 2--Gfd. ,,u
Cnlvcston Dec. 1o.-CDttOn stcaiY: midnhhg'
o Hide. low middling 51Gc; good ordinary ,
1870 and gross receipts, lo.7o bale, %t
is ga bales coastwi,c. 5,03j bales SHES SO bales
stock 49, l20 bales. am, q - 10 .
Norfolk Dec 1g.-Cotton dull: mlddllng. i-4c !;
low mIldlIng o 5-1Gc: good ordnarr, > &C. nci aI
receipts. 3,oa2 bales exports cTlsm''' i'''-
New. Orleans Dec. 10.-COtfon easy mlh'nne'
. I1.IGc low middlug. 5-l6c good or1 ln ~ ~
: l31Gc. ret rccclp's 10. sO3 bales gross 2o,;'o
bales: exports 10 Great Britain, 1850 bales SHES
5000 bnlcs stock 9923G3 bales. ,,,- y % .
Savannah. Dec. 10.-CottOn quiet middllng &c !;
low middinc . I-1c: good ordinary. Sac: mel ana
gross receipts 4 go bales: exports TO me ,ghI"ht
1850 bales coastwsc. 1892 bales; sales. 20 bacs
stock 11S,7GO bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 10 'spriaD.-Whcat broke IL cent
TODAY Unexpectedly large Increase In the visible
100000. II rallied on what seemed 20 be- new
clique Luylng through new set Of brokers. May
sod between 7G 5-3 and 10, and CLOSED at 40 :
cent, December ami cash wheat closed mt 90 "a
cents when the market at rs welk'et about
800 900 bushels Of wheat bought through Wcai".
and Kcnn"tt Hopkins. Ia" story Wa starri
that the clique had changed broker. The Oh -
did practically nothing. Minneapolis AMI Duluth
rcceiuis lG6 cars were 400 les than last Monday
bat a lt;lc more than the same day last wear Re
ccipts here 2G1 the estimate for rue,1ny. 4~
Elevator people buying wheat In Minn,ap1IN ana
selling against II here. Corn wa, rs hehry I'ituIr
less ;Is II ever gets. NAV sold between 40 - ana
40 L. ard closed at 40 j3a 40 % cents. TIL" seller
Of the dav was COunSclman: the buyer. Bryant. The
receipts were 2Go cars: III" cstimnicS Tor Tuesday
81. NAV oats sold between 81 - and % BE-. ana
closed AT - cents. There enough hogs al the
wards. ~ 900, to make weak hog market. ana -
lead 10 the expectation Of n weak provision market.
Armour. however. took advantage Of The feeling. -
male large purchases. He buying advanced prices ~
fines, and prevented much Of break. even az the
clce. May pork sod between $40 % and ZIG 81 ali
closed at SIG % Nav lard between ~ 60 an1 - 81,
and closed 20 81 Nav ribs between ~ 81 am - 80
and closed at - a.. The log cS;innte for Tuesday
was 10000 Flaxsced Wa weak az IL cent decline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

medium. Sc sOas6 80; Workers. good to best corn
iea w. Yea So e5; Workers. light 20 fair d. 20 200
20 "a good heavy ends Sc 4Od$6 20; pigs. good '1
best cornfed 80 joa 80 10 do ships 10 fair.
- 33aS 40 assorted roughs 40 75o S6 common 90,
p 29a IS -; stags 500 so. sheep and LAMPS
tecelpts last twenty.four hours, 1900 head TIA.
week 25oo 5' head eonSisn "FrO through 400 lead
TO New-i York. 1900 head sale. 22,4oo head mar
hel opened steady and strong for gOOf stock: uul
and weak for common lots closed steady choice to
iancD wethcrs, 81 250 50 50; fair 10 good sheep
~ oOns5 cullS and common do, 81 1jnSi 70 Can
ada DO. "a 6Od ~ IS. Canada weth"rs. roo - j.
lambs native choice to fancy. 81 23n 81 60 do iair
TO good, 90 760 culs fair - - 30. Canada
common to fancy. 90 j00S6 O5.
Chicago. Dec l0-"1he Evening Journal reports
Cattle r. ccpts 10000 head .hipments. 1000 head
market firm best grades Christmas steers, - "Od
20 %. others. p, 5Oo IS 65 Texans or rangers on
sale, cows. - 5O0 80. HOg'-Ecceipts. 4OOO head
shipments. 5000 head market 81 lOc lower; mixed
and packers ~ Ijc So as prime heavy and butchers
weights. 60 500 81 co prime Hight, So Gjo 20 90 as
sorted light 80 4j. Sheep-Recdpts 5000 head ship
mems 1000 head market generally stronger ewes
- 130si 80 mixed. ~ "a so; prime wethers. 500
50 So lambs. aSG 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE M1RHE1S.
.rAri.nts or Nrw.yoRN DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NlW-NoRk DENLiN"N.
Tile visible supply Of grain In the United states
on saturday was as follows: Wheat, 1921 600 bush
els an increase of 100000 bushels; corn. lo,72i'-
900 bushels Increase 1900 Bushels oat9, Cos
coo bushels decrease $4,000 bushels. ON the
Produce ENchang, Yesterday the speculation I'm wheat
futures was mCdclatc. the sales agsrcsatng 0hly
1905. 900 bushels. The tone oi the moIAet was IL
regular First prices Indicated an ad'an'e >.
1914 cent : result % steady cape H,'rum''
and foreign buying but decline soon oll W'l Nnc'!
The v,sil,,. supply statement published showing
an Increase In stock. Other depressing features "t,c
Increase In local stocks rom inc peNig, MveAit
large receipts for to-day. There was mn q" Nv
vance of lho Ii cent local covering. and IA" ma
ket closed dull bu, steady. December 'P'i'.@ sou
NJ "a 1874 So January. nj 7j4 % 30. Ich"ari ,
al 70 IL ~ IL: March. AZ - 1901 -; May al
70 9-lc0 20 IL june. at 500 20 Il AM July, ~
- l.2s - a cents. Til" spot market wa dlll
sales only 5000 bushels. but The temper was -"ddy.
For corn future, the market was dull ana easy :
Final quotations indicated No" lo>~ 81 !" = cent
f,r the dry. The spot market ruled dan ana 60 ,rd
ID cent lower sale. were $4,000 bushels for IA.
lures and 24.OO0 bIshcls IN spot LOT .,
oats dull. Price. for sp.t !ots w"r" Wen
mainta,ncf while for future, the market closed >
cent lower for ia" day.
The Fl sing quotations were
Wheat December. - D. January. - "a; F"biI-
ary 20 10 March. - 81, May. - -, June,
so II July. 20 "a cents. ~. ,-
81; March 81 l-2 May, - 3-7 cents.
OatS-D,ccnbcr SO 10 JaEuary. 30 -; Tcbru-
airy. 81 5.S MAY. 30 Ii cents.
Lard December S103j; January $40 10, May,
The receipts az New York. Boston. Philadelphia,
and Baltimore were: Wheat, 19O13l bushels; "rn,
3oI $50 bL,lel,: -four. 5O.O42 package. The r.
cepIS at Chicago. Milwaukee and It Lohs Were:
Wheat 2j- AS bushels com. tli.132 hushcl'; on~.
}57 $50 bushels 1)ta grain, 1851 ,@23 bushels Hour
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
PORT OF NEw.YORK, MONDAY. DEC. 10. 1892
ARRIVED.

I<n-
ARRIVED.
Steamer GallIa Obj. Ferguson, Liverpool December
TO- queenstown II, with ndse ana passenger, u We non
Steamer YoVc Obj, Thomson, LlNefpool De enDcF u,
with md-e to Il Maitland heis.y AfINc1 al the ba'
~ t Ia Columbia (Ger vogegesang, Hamburg De
ceui,er H. Southampton IL With mdsc aud passengers
10 AZ = Co,Is Arrtcd at the I.ar ~ D M
steamer IaOrnnS (Gcr hovh HaniDufg December
g. with ndss and PASSENGERS 10 fu'oh h'!' w. A.
steamer pcnland II5clgl Ehon, Antwerp DcctmbeI .
with udNe and passengers 70 International NaNsatld
Co. Arrived the Bar at H:i5 ni. oo.o.n xo,.o,e,
Gibraltar December 4 WIN Ihds' ana pS,
scngcrs to Henderson Eros Arrived at the b"r at :
.,.o.. ,,a.o,n.n
Para Z larbfos II St. Lucia ~. viii mdse &, Booth
q 90. Arrived at Bar at 40 m. . M,
steamer Marlborough (B0, Ichemync;; ~ 1honas
December 10, In ballast 10 IL OuNlDriuSe d w.
Arrived 3t the Ear at IL a H. -, -,
steamer Kong Fr01e Nor Pcders ~ Havana Dscci be!
a. with ndse 20 w MunsyI. AiriNedSt cic Bar at
9:i5 m. .., ,,.a. no.,o.
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Arrived n, tn Bar at G:Ij m. 100
Steamer Colo; Do. EYons. Galveston, with mdsc AM
Slime Sacaia hurley Ncw.Orlcaas With mdse and
d. o. Joseph II seaman.
81 amer III sud. Hggns, New-oricans' with mdse 70
steamer Rio Grande I,arstow. Fernanfina az Bruns
wick "a aud passengers TO Mallory Go;
Steamer NacoOchec, Smith, savannah with Ddsc anu
passenger !. l. Walker. 49,, 49,
Va With mdsc ond pa eensers % Old Dominion Steam
Steamer Gwcnt CNor,. Tsnd Philadelphia, in ballast
steamer Aisenborn, Lewis Baltimore, with mdsc to
4 steamer Fern. Gibson. Philadelphia December TO-