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New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFkEk-For Brzl growtlls the market ruled dll but
firm the basis OF lTc No. T. rheI" wac no busl
ness reported on The Coffee Exchange The sales q % con
tracts cOnprlsed 20 900 bags The market Opncu WIN
September 10 points lower, october 10 points lover s
the other months points lower At the c.o,c there haI
been full reaction. Al Hamburg the market opeil,u
quiet and prices declined pig from Fridays 80 80
D. III. prizes Noyemoei. 777j Deceml,r q 90 -JslH.
aiy:, 1850; Feeruary 5o3 1r MITel An.
gust, 1880 september u p; october 1880. LONDON
steady. London Official quotations. 10 p. m. NO
wnber as cd December, 74s January 75s I'd ftDfn'
sy. los ID March, 78s sd; Apr!l, 7Ss Cd: lhc I'9
cable quoted Fist ordinary 10 klos. il 400. ROud
second 40 kllos 80; exchange plwte' I3s re- Re,
celpts IN Rio. L.. 900 bags Rio cc1ronres 70 Chlrd
States bags Rio cIafdnces to Euro" 3oOO DaRs
stock, l6e 900 bags RIO market stady receipts IN
10 900 bags santos stCt h. 600 bags santos
market good average Santos IL 600 cleared from
II,1 Nn,.nr,.l ,.lnrl Allanca Ii O0O hngh.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS TELEGRAPH

nu1alo Nov Ig-Cattle- Receipts last - hours ou-D 80
head tD,a fof thu, far lG, go head i' s'nc -,
ia.t week II 900 head consigned tFOuR -0o' '' ~
S.s.Vork sale 40 hctd, uii ~. "I'H..
a -had. nrmcr closed steady mixed CONS aii
So, Iirhf ~ handy .t,,f-. - 400 -. lins~ -
l,.t "a hour. l6 $50 head total Tor "'..N vi '''
IO oiO hend for ~lur tn" lI-' work N'-', n.aD ',
.gu~I through lo.u5p had. 20 Nrw-l 'rN. '''U h'"
on ~lc G 80 head market olrh'd ?. .au' ",Ng' ' -
V"rsrfs and pig: other grade .t~sds ''-'d 'N'I'
ioa t,a-icf. heavy ,Drafd - ,as - go. IA.
mediums, - .O15i -. Hora-ts. sHN 30 t-,.,
- 6eg-I -. DO Light 90 faf d. - .'lf' 30 d. F '
,uG. - .5a - TO, pigs. good 2" BIT ,Ini q - t
:, Is d, common skip O. il.i -''-1 I'. 2..' = ''
,hrs ar ij 800 head 'or -ans. tine "-t w.. a.,
head consigned through. s'rl l'ad, Z, Nv -
hesd on -nl.. CO. bead market oi'ipfl ,ii' h''
e-,.i D. choice stock common dun and Si"N '.'--t
.teadv. about all sold cDlr" % fancy ""il.i' s sas
fsr ~ GOOD sheep - 50a.3 go; crhe and c.,r"n 70
50 7su - - Canada do zjssi - iams nsu:e ',o'
a. fancy .,rs, flr good - -,d - % '..''
TO fair. - jO0si . Oapsda. common I" l'"'p - '
s5 G5.
Chicago NOV. I9-"The Evening Journa1 i'Imr,,
Iaarke; .t.adv. l.-t natives s5o+5 30 oiefs g sO'
~ 1j T,Nans 43dt3 30; s'oCk,r-. q b'Htx ~
Al iOas9 40. Hog R,reut- II. 600 head shpin'h'@
100 head market closed l6dljc lower rough ana .v"'.
mon 80 25ds5 40. Ta-k ng and miNi - tpf-' % P'.
heavy aud butchers weights. - 49, 80, -ot"i Ak,'
- G5l,s7S. skp- and PIKE ~ ;0s - -. sheep r.
crftn 800 head. shucu'- 500 heal nir~'t, s',A't 0
native s8 GOdsb 10: Texans. ~ 7Od = 40; Nciel"'
81 80 8sa 81: lamb. ~ jOas5 40. 40,
- Louis Nov 10 taulc-iier"ipt- 80 h'ai ,.ip
s,cor. sS6s. 30. chnl-r Old - 10 medium t. FooH
T.x. and Indian st,cr,. - -Ou7S l't Fp 4'."- COW =
81 90o - lj Hogs-Recc.pts. 300 head tupIrn'i.
800 head Market nrn kc.,y. IS 90. 20; "a MI
fcad shipments. 100 head Market ''aay natives range
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
COTTON MARKlgrS-RY TELEGRAPH

Li'cflUo. NOV. IT. =. m.-Thc sales " the
day included $500 bales American. futur., closed
regular and upscttcd American lidd ing, low midlng
clause. NOsCnbf delivery. JG4d buyers; November and
Dcccmb delivery. 59eid buyers December nnd jan.
u1ry delivery. 39Gldt GJdHid January and February
delivery. Gl-diidi G3-0id February and March de-
nwy. o39id3i; March and Apil delivery, ) 20id
sciIs; AIrl aud M0y driiNcr i-6id buyers MAY and
juno delivery. GGidd5 7Gd June and July delivery.
Z, IGld s"ihr,
galveston Nov. I9.-Coron dun: ndddnq ~: low
mailing, 5.sc: good ordinary, Slc; and go,s re-.
ccips $500 bales exports 20 N, Continent bales
salr 200 bilrs spinncrs, 20 bales stock lOi j02
Norfolk. Nov 1?.-l ouon fm: mlddlng oc; low
mddllng 9-lOc; good ordinary 7sc net and gros,
rcc"ps lss2 bales cNQors Ia ea Britain. S7i bales
cO1-wise. 212 bales, sales, GJl bales sOrl 81 900 bales
Savannah. NOV. l3.-t otton nrm; nilddlng, ac; low
md1ing. si,c good ordinary Si.' and gross re-.
teips OBI tale exports 10 The bales
cctwisr 2,'l2 bales salcs, COO bales stock I02 1888
hal.-.
N'w.oricons. nov. l?-Cotion quiet; mldlllng. 9hc
low mld1ling S'sc; good ordinary. reccll,s
1895 bales r'c'iuf, s,3iJ bales
nitain 1890 Llcs: "a l'anc". HAS bales: to the
COntL,ni lOl"1 bllrs: co1stwic. ejJl bales sales.
ECO bales; stock lG5ol7 bn.'..
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
SMALL BOY NUISANCE IN CENTRAL PARK.

The small boy In Central Park Is daily growing a
greater nuisance 10 the public. lie is To be found
the many bridges which span the bTdle paths. peng
the passing eQuestrians with stones, which often
sent with singing force from catapult. The SPUR
rels chased. and the and ducks ia the Lakes
provide favorie target for these young marauders,
who also inJure the shrubbery and delight In digging
up the grass. TO provide themselves with sods az
ammunition In a mimic battle among themselves.
captain Collins OF the Park police, Is fully alive 4.
the nuisance these boys TO the general public who
20 TO the park for rpcration. He has men In plain
clothes who " run In" many young offender They
are brought 10 the Arsenal and then sent on 10 the
Yorkville Police Court There the matter ends, for
in every the BOYS are discharged the police
the justice often commenting unfav0rby the action
OF the officer who arrested the prisoner.
Only few days ago thirty-eght boys arrested
and every one Of them let off, without hearing.
one offender has his name inscribed fourteen times
the ledger, but sill has never been punished. Th"
police trying TO do their best but the boys simply
laugh at them, knowing they Will 90 scot free, no
matter how much they break the park laws
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

NFATs-Dull and uncnsngro pic"lrd ociieSi; ,Htii
d. nam. lca1DLc. and do shoilAfrs o2c-- ~
r.it nouin.l short clear, November. - ~
6REIsEp IIOGs-tirmcr; quiet city heavy 10 nsnt, lam
and niys .LAIsD-Opt0ns were a-h'
,,Scr and .tiong influenced hr t'" Wet bu' w,'t t
s;x dnu ttadc: SPOT quoted noEinAIr, 7lo o''
and very dull. Sa's. 80 tcs "teFn -1.' an xdn,hif @
- 10 .r civ qui snu arm al '.l' o, ~,
~ 5or asked December 30 bi J. ana J"l"itN' - g.
i@Trfis-Recepts continue moderate bu the I"np hof
ieht creamery. St'te AID r,nn-yl'anl. Ial7 op'te
81: Wc-tcrn ir.t,. 27o2e; Do end, ,'G@@,'
Iune first to estr,s 2eeic DO seconds l2oaoc stae
inirv baf tub and pail, extras. 25G-7c: do INST ="
"a "~ond. 2IG2lc. Stat. dairy. W,lsh ;u. 80
- Joc.. 0r,ts 22a2ic. second. 2oG2lc >'tr its
GPEins and fubs l9o24c seconds to extra, Wstcrn l,r
lion - amcfy nrst, 23d2j,; s-cna,. lSI-U, N,,ctory
d,I,v e.t. an6ooc seconds. 1Gc isc Ne-ierh "a
Irne t,i- iGdl7c factory thr- 20 tiTrs. .i12d ,.
CIfTFe f-TArre is fair UoNement from d3s 20
quotati,n. show changes q moment s'a~ I'Is 1oss
fri cram f u1de. fancy white lO5,c; 90 ceIi con-
mon T. falr Sa9c part skins. common To cho a., 80.
nent i' very modeiafc State aud Pcnneylvana ntw
laid choice - a2sc West 9Gd27c To- good 10
western fllIpacked, 22a2<c; lined. ls"-o'; "'>''"
SiG -EAw-The market remains dull Muse9Saas
d1li Quotations cut loaf 53la53c; cro h'a, ', Gne
5sc: powdered. i:sla5c granulatrd 1890 81 d,c
sanuatcl eoXyISg SsTs ri pf fsG5ec mould XXI
5Gt@as,c: Coumbia a. 4.4iaai-c: windsor -" A. 49,
- ;.c. RidgewOod "a" 1Sd4jGc; Phoenix a." ,4.3I9g
0G53iic: no s. 3.0ld4isc; No 9. ooc; 20 ~ 49,
5SIaic: so. II, 3aa3.G9c No. IL, 3N@J'oc no 3D.
STf ffHRINE-Dun Lard entirely nominal and oeo'
qu9s,d 6%rDGii and steady Prime city quoted at '''
and ontof.town. 5i-d5l,c. az TO quality
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
GRAIN AND PKODCCE M4RKETS.
rr,r1Ers or NrwYoEK pEAINGs.


Tho wheat speculation saturday was ol hai iho1u'N
rbat.r,.r only 90 bushels being dealt N'. Al
easier tone prevailed. price ending down NH2 cent
TIN, repor,s HAT Ncic saturday respecting th'
alleged Intention of Russian o.crnm'nt 70 pace
rohil,itory tax "a wheat cNsr~ wor" denied blt no
fvodaton COZ II found ior N" denial except street
co,. which a!- ."ryd start IN" original rn"r De
.nb,r options -oi ~ o17s d72a January AZ "''@"
-,ls March AZ e.6 :. AMI May az i0~l, asia cents
the other months beng h.F"c'e Inv ,l,o1 ",' NJ
ou.l d .nded "a. cent lower IN sympathy WITH options
Snlpp-f- t.k 5000 bushels. ~
bun markets ruled ia option aui cash corn ITc',
wer, ,dt c~.t lower. D9,rmN"r option. sofa AZ '.s "
..g.,i J,nuIfy jl1- - and My at "Sd"1s
"a cents. spot SALES almost noihlnf.
ont, were dun With sales ~ only 10000 bushels IA
futures. The sSot market was htm advancing "a
cent. ,n to-.
The nnll Official quotations Nrf" A. follows 1901,
What November. = pccrmlcr. s,2i January, lS!J
7pi, rebnary SO2 May. So. cent. ,
Csrrl-Noyclnbcr 6os; December, ~; January, lS'j
oat1 Hoyrmber s5'e December. 3o'a January. 1898
Lard &oyenbcr. $40 20; December. 50 A.; January
ho pt- Of grain ard -Four reported on saturday
bushels oats, l3l .3oS bushels total gram, olouO'
bu shells rour 7Olf6 package. At chicago MilMnukrr
rnd 81 Louis the arrival, were: Wheat i467 bushels
corn ~ O1O bushels. oats. 2A 2o2 bushels total grain
0ij % bushels -four. 7.16j barml-.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York saturday. Nov. l9.-Bl:FNl>>-,rcet %
car. or 4gJ hcld-lo csis Consigned direct to H.
,ar, for export alive Great Britain ana .Hr7 W
,old 30 tridlng. Feeling steady No kl.eti s,cady
news CITY dressed beef In moderate request anu sc'
PPXVfS- -Edcrpts 4O4 head. all westerns, AMI con
signed direct to butchers. Market nolnnaIN s""uS y"
sIiEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 10 cars or ornc',ha sen
head Eight cars direct 10 butchers, Drs,'ar ,.
,,r. actiN. for both sheep and lambs, WIN nc lor
Ihout ali odd AZ the range OF -3a$ PER 100 ID ioI ~
IN irst sheep and - OH and - S''2 iof co""o" ~
nr,ssrd mutton has rather limited demand At stHy
,rirrs or 6drc per n for common 10 thoice. p''N-
iar,. A frlnc irurr with sale- at 'Stc; ,A Ai -,
Sairs-G Dnlcnhack: 1919 Canadian lahos. So -,
49, o ,i - "a Der 100 n % state do - 10, a.
81 so; i3i do y r. It - -; ia do % H. a. - -
- Hume & Mullen: 81 Stat lambs, ~ ~ az !"
=, a. -, y AZ - 80: - Pcnnsyl lBnia do' % 10 a.
- 81: IL Pcnnsylyalla sheep 80 H. AZ 81 io "''
wv - - IiarIngton. l54 Western sheep, l25 y. az -
o,G do - h. Il ~ 10; 30 do, 81 10, at - 'o' 80
canadian lambs. ~ %. at 81 81 =. =. - . - o.
Hail"nleck Hollis l51 state lambs o. ID NJ - -
ia collins S52 Ohio .hecp. 7sia p at ~; 24S o.
o. XewtSn Gllctt 49, Western sheep. 90 o At - 80 ~
Wilkcr,ol a sherman: 20G Buffalo sheep 'o'''' ~
n AZ ~ Gn. 80 . ,,. u y At
- W uivpis Co. 22s BuIIalo sheep. culls 10 10 a. -
IOl.~- Receipts - cars or 3+.l h'-u 10 ~ n
Ie-..v tltv and cars 40 i0th-si. No -hr -, i,p''
live weight Nouinal!y steady at }" o'aSO ~ 'o' t'
hogs.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
THE DOCTOR THOUGHr THEY WERE THIEVES.

pr joseph VI. Llcbennann, Of No. :}O0 East Fourth.
a., was awakened at Il. m. yesterday by man wh>
said he was John G. Ref. Of No. ll3 Lewls-st. lie
urged the phy s!csn TO hasten with him TO an urgent
case OF sickness at his house. The doctor dressed
quickly 1as possible and started with his caller. who
nggcsted that they make their way through Est
Thlrdst., which is dark and deserted compared with
other Fast Side streets after midnight. The doctor
became suspicious. and was doubly when another
man crossed the street and jolnec them in Lewisst
one OF the nen attempted to take hold OF the physician
but he started to toward the Union Market police
station lie shouted "Ioice!' but the men followed
lin. The doctor rushed into the station and Informed
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Willls-ave. o :. % Il n OF 13Gth-st. 2JN75 John
J McCafr,y. It al, to Charle. + hart -.
FairmOunt-aSe n :, 425 q y Of NarniOM-aEe, Z1A
100 MARY l. Padded. g: al, 70 +. Pdddell
FSirmOunt-tyc n :. 400 n " of NAnOhaFe, ZoN
100. Elizabeth \ Paddell. aud another TO mary
FsirmountaVr II :. 87j n Of MarmOn-aye, 2JN
100 SANG b. Julia J. Padd'!l - ~. -.
pod = +. : - 70 " OF 3.-lNc. l7.4s0s0t Frances
. IIlIl eNecutriN - Frances Illll ana ahotatr
fJth.,t Nos pa and 2-J West; Bush ComIday
Line 3, Sarah n Bush. - al ...-.- ...-.-..--
Bush Company Line 10 Sarah VI Bush, et al -,
9Otu--t 40 3ls West; Flora Douglas I" " "
RrOWer
44th.,, 800 n W Of gth-,ye. 2oyl004; Babetn
y Dobler. and another executors |" ChaFieS
,.,H..t - $50 Z, " OF oth-oyc 20Xl00; Bsbclia
\ Dobior to Charlie, smith. 49, and VIE
aGth--t , s $50 4 o. Au0t"nlan-a'e. 10y
lOl > Randolph Guggenhriin"r 81 a. u Sii-
vat 70 Pauc,.o. .---.. .-.. - .-.--
Vandcnater- :. 1873 IT o' Fran.iori.-t
I3svlC9lI; jane. Adal- u France. Na,lor
- William { 1rophascn ana vic u Il
I2GtE..t n s. 100 II " N IO'h-ny". 5CN9,lI;
Charles e. Jud-on and VIZ . John lomry-
lOlstSt o s, l2j Il of tuaN.. l5p\Ini i
prcdcrlck z Froch and VIC & Paula" kelle':
Infrrl.r lot rs n " - Sd.sye and 100 Z, OF
IG3A-st 40Xl23Nirwguar Ll'a0'h Iwlthh
t9ofn.st n - 939 n of 9TH az. lSoN9oli;
Ffanec- G. I'M. cyccutliA. T. FMnce' ~ llll
load..t 50 l-75 q u loth-ayr. l5oNio55;
Louis & Raeg referee. . me bIa'N N
ll:,th.,t. - ~ T, w ~ 2d-a,e. ll.lN92ll;
Ma~v Il,rattr b th' CongrD gallon of ~. Agnes
OF Ffuudanbac, WIS.,
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

the serreant OF his encounter. \ policeman went OUT
aud found the two men Standing In dark corner
ncsr TIE station. They were arrested, ara nj the
Essen Market Court Yesterday morning tht man VINO
bad Joined the doctor and Ref IN Lewis ST. siii ne was
Peer Ott. Of No. llj Si2ntOn-t. The pisOh'I0 WrT
OFT OF No. 1'5 Stan'On-i. The prisoners were hin
Ma In 800 eech fnr trai. The doctor that he
ha, attended The wife Of Of the prisoners pui u"
believes That they had planned 10 assault ANA ioO NM
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

Baltimore Nov i9-Fiour steady u"ct anf,d II ht'Tll,.'
l3 40 bb.-.; shipment ~ t',, 49,, al's 80
i,ectssbiT 7ii.d,4Ac. J6nlsfy 5rGo'c. May, s2-a
80 steamer 30 , l.f' - S' s doi XXX r9ch sSes
S5 900 bush. milling wheat hs samr'r, 't"'y. '"r"
- ! d4sac January. $50 $40 t,bruary. AZ bid MY;
5o." ed steamer .lh'a, .-, ~, lh 40,
900 pu-h white aud y,io" corn by stnpt,, 90"
.s'se OFT 5n scll,c in99u,' ,n.,f = ooi
ba' h .torE iCt -; bu,n. I've dun so :. ooc asked
,e,dy rood 70 choc timothy slsdsIj Grain ilc!gh's
dull. unchanged cotton nrn; l.Gdlins 90 proy S'1
clear rb sides $40 sugar plckied sh'ucer' aci fusAt
cured smoked honiders 90 hdigs snail ~, afs'
lr,nelT f.nsT 'i 81 sssc d. fa 70 choc % 40, DO @
taton 93a25c lailc fancy. 90 do gd b cho c l'e-.
.sist Eggs act ye nrarGy .oae7c W. teri., 25yej.
C"i',c nrm lo caTs@ 'air s. NO l. i,Sd n,-1t
ii'r.'y iic' wsisSey sit,'''n' hr5 i '3 a= r.
no.ton. Noy l9-Eoccpt,- 900 bbs. iIQoO
sacks, com $500 bah; oats $1,000 ba "a -ho'"' l's
tons.
guraic Nov Io-whcat-rAmit- ariner Oh Old No.
80 / hard e. /. T.. soec 5000 bu-h 40; Norhcrn. at
i6,ac i-0oo iu,h DO DO. ., .9'.c closing No hard
Old SPOT. - ,c; do Wahburn do. ~; Do e.. l. T..
Nornera spot .sa.c: winter neat un.cttied offerings
aud demand ght. sales 40 red. az sJie
trsck. Corn scare. higher demand light: 80 yellow
iJsaiO2c; 80 .. is9c ~ storr aud Oh tr1cH new No
I~reipts Lt sales car 40 Whit &C 3Da30.c ca
20 a. gs @ 49, a. 10 ,ysy gse oS. %t snd W we ,' So
Western re; No. extra. 6SdVv,; >amp". 60dj4c;
STAT Ni[higa' o @oGoic a. o'Sida s29S .s & S
unchanged. fIour steady best spring i0a,l %. do
nq y,sn. az f4Ga' Mat E rye co SI sc @ 'S%s Ss o. c so
Jac: naN-rcd. g.. R~cept,Flour $500 bhl- w eat.
canal shipments Wheat 100 bush corn 10 100 bush;
oats. $1,000 bush barey 900 bush haSsgci. ~ 900
~ 900 bush corn. 10000 bush; oats, $1,000 bush.
Chicago, Nov. lo.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
Gctele.

safety and Comfort: AMONG THE MANY
TIPRONEMENTS MADE RY MR. HAYNES IN HIS
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE Broadway Central
yIo,eI NEW-YORK, is AN ENTIRE DOUBLE
SYSTEM OF FIRE PATROL AND ELECTRIC GONGS
THROUOIIOUT THE BUILDING. IN ADDITION
TO THIS. EXTRA BELLS HAVE BEEN PLACED
OVER THE HEAD OF EVERY BED IN THE HOUSE
THIS HOTEL IS ONE OF TIE MOST SUBSTAN-
TALLY EUILT BUILDINGS IN NEW-YORk. AND
WITH THESE EXTRA PRECAUTIONS IT WILL BE
ENTIRELY IN ADVANCE or ANY HOTEL IN THE
CITY
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

IAverPoGl N9y l9 2 p m-I.eef- Holders offer moder
atey IOfk-Ih ne supply II poor Hams-IiOldcrs Qrrr
freely. Becon-fodcrs offer sparlngly Cheese Hold
ers orer moderately 1allow-1he supply Is poor. Tur-
pentpe-Hod"rs offer sJafingly ROsn-Il0d.rs offer
orotely iAT- -slot-Ihe supply Is poor; futures hold
ar" not ouering primo Western spot at Ias
Noyember December aud January. nominal. Wheat
Holders offer mod rately No. rel wlntr stcady
5s Old; No red spring. steady lid Flour
Holders or moderately Corn-Spot holders oncr spar
iDgly fixtures, holders Ot@r moderately. az
don-Pscinc coast-iloders not offering.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
THE AMERIcAy SURETY COMPAyY's PURcHAsE.

II f. significant that those know most about
Insurance principles, most fully apply them when
Oppor unity offers. The Continental Insurance Com
pany when. last May, II bought No. lO4 Broadway,
which with Nos. 100 and lO2 IL has now sold TO the
American Surety Company, had the title Insured BY
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company. And now
the American Surety Company + having It's 81 .OOOOoo
purchase Insured 10y the same company
Just insurance corporations Ia the me Of NE
and fire among tht pest patrons D companies like
the American Surety Company that garTantee the
fidelity OF clerks, all classes Of Insurance com
panes adopting title insurance IN their real estate
Investments. The Hoyd's PlaIe Glass Insurance
Company the Hanover Fire. the Hremcn's. well
the Continental and the American Surety, all had
the titles to the downtown sites they have purchased
guaranteed by the Title Juarantce and Trust Company :
and nearly all OF the Insurance companies. In lending
mortgage. now require the title TO be guaranteed
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
prCOpDTD MORTGAGE.

Brown E'1ahc,h to Ann Busrne, " corner .
NrDougal and Cha 'ton -. N'ar- -.--.- :
Bo.huer. Trcd rick g. 70 \ Coddle. II 32d-st
CLARK Frd.iIck = ]. 70 W Graves corner
R.oadvny and jGth-st years ... -... ...-.....-
& otln. Charles II. D. Erug1ut Inlustrla SaN-
ing, Bank. Lexington ave OF 4oth-st. ,
Gueli. MARY l.. to Mos. il9th--t OF
Gout Mary r. 20 J y Donoyan. l33d.st
~ I.noN-0v". demand .---..-.....
Hart Chas T. u Brldiev s Currer Company. @
\ Wulis.a,e. u ot l36th.st year. --..--..-.
IIo-rau. Arthur J. 70 g T. HYATT corner OF ..
Ialsht and Cost..r sts. | yrar-.----- .---...-. 3
Jud .on Edward. - bradley 4 'urrier Company.
d : io4th..t ~ os shaw months .....----
Nurfia John q VI T. simmons St,bbins-
ave ~ - Frren0u--t 3 wears -----.-.---..----
Nayior Frances : T. - " Gibbons e,s Nand--
wat.r-ht n % - F-lnkto-t->t. demand ---..
eifh.-t 10 u ~ Am~:"rian-avc. l-1N
lCO5. salvatore Pan"ll - Il Euggrnheimcr o.
ysur -...---------.
S,mc property same q, Sarlr var -.-....-.- 4
Rol-.r rturri Sayrrio. T. Nittcc". ll3th-st
" ~ lsf.aye year. -.----.-
Tn, TrSulinr convent. % DlTp' Savings Bank of
B-ooklvn co-nsr u southern Boulevard and 80
M,rlon-ave v'or .....-- 49, ..---...---...- lo
Woclon. Nb0m - Mutual GJfe Insunne" CO,
2dayc. - iOth->t, ! year .-.----...-- II
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

u.nn.d t.1r,!cum was m haul-d 40 ~ cent, per
gal1n ~ bairs and 20 cents IN cuk lt New OH ana
5 -,nts IN hsrrr.s and 25 cents In hulk at fhI
Gfp.A aui Bl!timor~ tas~s wrrc 80 c"Nt- PER s'l"
,.rsr III. a. so changed ~ 3j cents prr ralon in
t,.,. ,ua - ce7its In bulk Washington crli" being
~ cent. aud 80 respectively. Naphha "aS " -
cent? i~F gallon u.fo. H.
for, IN uarl'ts generally ""ak"T. lf''- W
cl,noA 10 points ~ Hr ncn 2" $40 c"ut pr 20 Aio
l.d A. London sl.d PER imperial gallon. At Ahi"efp
oo,ijou. rscr uucIang = 1872 fnuc- l@r lCO Nlo'
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21
STAINED.
| OrdinarY g 9l6 L0E Midllus-..-..7 1910

ST. oiod Ordinary 8 1916 Mdillns ......;.-.."9
Liverpool teicgrals / y. n.-ltocepts lf,VVO talrs,
Of which American 5000 bales. saes, 5000 bAe;. Of
which for speculation export 1000 bales American,
: 900 bales. spot market odeF~te demand hiuuNhF
uplauds ID. Futures opened unsettled al Unchanged
nrycs Hayre SPOT marhet hardening ordinary spot,
- tres. ordinary, " bas ordinary VI NoytMJef osos
december oSS January. j9si februaTy JJ2 .dnrcn,
20; April. G0's May oO's elier, future market cay
FUTURES continued scuVc, but, although the rang" 0i
prices considerably bisher the tone "47 easy Ihr
market opened 3OG4O points advance frou Frday
closing prlces, closed d net gain OF only -Ctf3i
points day. Ihe firm opening Hds due % better
Liverpool than were cAle tea but thc Hus-
Quent decline due ~ realizing The safes were
"a lale.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

The Buckoye Uun) Ilpe linz report. Tor "'n~r si.n7
st,rz, ~ - $50 14O barrel sediment ana 'uIpI-
COM, of 733I3i barrels and net stocks :" II ~o -
larr,i. Gecr,a,. ~ 1898 irrr".,. i"tr ar o G1'
600 barrels iu tltlira'-, ''NhN i"'O'
ba rel- Tor credit ta.aure-. .-.,..,...
rh, pl1g. line returns fDT The FIRST h3f of NoNfhpet
f,rr.hld1v another dcrraa- n .t'rF- thlr h'oht' "
tla-. should l- extruldinary Developments 10 u" NC
Donald pool In taat pool lat week ne pI"un, .,,n ,n
through the opening ~ new "fu-htr ru-r 1f'n -
barrels 20 Oco barrels d,v VIM" ui- "-ss o. III ,h
f,rrnn.r Z another lncreasr In th" output IN ''uth
u.-,arn Ionn-ylNnua The rain f. noi Nh~; - "r on,
tl. ,dyanfaga now hell bv th' dl''r'~ a. '"WI"''"
vim fhr mus The faf in Nlt'miff nav W..
ae,d 90 1888 barrels tar. cpup1frd IS llh u'l! -
N :, st- ,r-.f- I'm october lJj $50 hrr'l. ia N"Nrn-
t,.r f.,f =. = far.l. u i-"u and H3"dl in N"N"m
her. l~-9 The dcfcflt- lat" aN'ftl'b N''' nlIl'i-
dir against "l OlO ilfri i' October -"."'l p,' '..,
iu Nu,,rh--. I-pl. 90 ~ b'fr'- ln l~'' ara -.
iar-os 10 N0r.mirr ls-" The nrurr- from N"l'hp'r
q, r. l-'lltrr- % 'h- lsl Inclusive a'r 40 i'''"n'
R1u- DELIVERIES. ~ q lr.. Cna,t =
Totil itl.....I 073 - lf5l "a 3,5m: l3s , aSn
A., o.r d. ,3ia' :! @2 ,, Z.;sal.r .s2 10 ~
'"'N'N' ''' 80 ~ Pun Deliveries. ~ delvs.
Total lhl, .o9t nS O,51'e I'ai
Az pcr tay .....----.-...... - '"' '''"
The crude oil speculation practie y st12nont a-t
week. on only dt'- w"r' thrf" hhinRr at rlssn'I
The stock Exchange the tpaadated ~ hans. ne ne
bul-h cfo'atr u n lp@ ioe rS,tc wa rh o'-, ., W
wa alno-t a 4I-.cuil'Ne deadlock. larly price ~ op
ton. Wcfr H.. cent higher than ~" week ipr."u- nu'
The prce sl1..d reaction ~ - cent. Nh' ~ Er
-t-k FNchaug~ cssh oil made fIu decline oi can't
l1 rn,gr o., prices and the o.,l dealing, IN National
socAd stick Ard Petroleum Exchange for the la-t w"
~ 4 g. -
New-York tribune., 1892-11-21

At the fihuce fNchanRt TO-DAY the butter market
steady; unchanged Eggs slow fresh 2@laa23c; less
Offering.
Wheat nrner; 60 red, 7lc: Receipts 1000 bn.h;
46c Oat. strong No. , mixed 2Gc Ii,c dun" No.
., 5fc PORK Arm, sl2 Is. Lard firm - 80 Hult
finn. ~. BACON steady g. - Wbl-k.v ilrm
sales 947 bhls bnsls, 81 IL Butter qulct nrm Sgir
Minneapolis, Mimi. Nov. io-Pmin,,s In vb.o, va.
fair to-day, but trading not heavy I,.reuil,rr
opened at d3c. the highest point closed AT oslo
May opened at thc TOP 73rc and closed at ,Iiac. fho
lowest point November elo-e1 ~ CSsc. There was
iar cash sale No. hard on track. II ac No North.
rrn, GDAc No. Northern. G3GG5c f.ceipts Of wheat
'F'~'' ~
Philadelphia nov. 1O.-Flour. no Improvement In fe.
mnnd Prices, firmly held. Rye hour Inarfve hut ste,dv
Snolce penn.yl,ana - 55ats 80 per b6l Buckwheat
Wheat general pressure sell in speculative clrrles
lrIccs declined about 2c market closed Arm No red
November. 7fa7fAG> Deccmber 75d754c: J,nuary n
n77tc; February 79a79.c; Rye nominal Goc for 40
Pennsy yauia. Corn. option shsde os.ier snd
closed dull. New No yellow in grain depot 49q49Sc