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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
DeMolnx,s New Omcers.

At the annual conclave of De Molay
Mounted Commandery, No. a, X. T., held
at Masonic Temple last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Martin OConnor, eminent command
er; VIM. T. Galliher, generalissimo; James
Pate, prelate: p. B. Otterback. senior war
den: Thos. c. Henderson, junior warden;
Emil G. Schafer. treasurer; i. G. Stevens,
recorder; VIM. s. Roose, trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
WE HAWE @lGM 0p0Nl@M

or Hoods Sarsaparilla at house and with good
reason. For eight years / troubled with rheu-
matism and all remedies failed TO help me ex-
cept Hoods Sarsaparila. Like many others
have not taken 1t steadily: only when the pains
came on but 1t has always given rue relief. For
many years past was troubled with qunsy. Since
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla l have not had single
attack When any Of my family taken sick
they resort to Hoods Slrsaparilla. I might write
several pages in praise of this excellent medicine
7. W. HAUS 70s Penn ave-. Pittsburg. Pa.
HOODS
SARSAPARILIA CURES
HOnn.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
A Knock Down.

Lee Offutt, a young man who has been on
his good behavior TO- long while, went in
to Chris. Hager's saloon on High street
and called for Kinks. The bartender re-
fused him on the ground Of his being a
minor, and then he appealed to the proprie-
tor, with the same result. Hager put his
hand on the young man and asked him to
leave, but instead of doing SO he became
enraged and knocked down the owner Of the
saloon. In court this morning Offutt was
fined IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
Omcerx Elected.

At the meeting Of Fred. d. Stuart En-
campment. No. Z, l. o. o. F., last night
the following officers were elected. viz:
Chief Patriarch, John Il. Ward; high
priest, A. s. Webster; senior warden, J. X.
DAWSON: scribe. Sam'l f. Boyce: treasurer,
N. H Nicholson; junior warden, E. f. Bar
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
To Reylse Court Rules.

Today Chief Justice Bingham and JUS
tees Hagner, Cox and Cole were in con-
sultation over the rules of the Supreme
Court of the District. for the purpose of
revising them, and also over the assign
ment Of justices to the courts for the year
1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mount Observation-Disclosures leaves at ~
Am.
Harry Randall for Chapel Point. Colonial
Beach and river landings at am.
Tally-ho coach line from 51 18th street
at 10 am. and pm. for Arlington. Cabin
John bridge and all points of interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

Shuster's auction sale by Thomas Doxl-
ing & Co. Of dry goods every day at 10
o'clock Fine goods and big bargains. YlY
Pennsylvania avenue.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
DRY Goods ut Auction.

Do not fail to attend the dry goods sale
by Thomas Downing & Co. at Shuster's,
919 Pennsylvania avenue every day at ~
o'clock.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
MIR. BIRNEY SUPPORTED.
Good Tempiars Regard His Stand OIL
Winter Racing With Favor.

Winter Racing With Favor.
Minnehaha Lodge Of Good Templars, at
its regular meeting last night. adopted a
resolution. providing THAT the Good Temp:
lars Of the District of Columbia, with all
citizens who appreciate good government
and have a just pride in the deserved good
name and reputation of the capital city,
their home. have cause to rejoice in the
firm stand maintained by Mr.. A. A. Birney.
United States attorney for the District, in
enforcing the law prohibiting the sale of in
toxicating liquors and gambling at Ivy City
and in favor of common decency Of conduct
within the limits of the District. and pledge
him their hearty support and cooperation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

Trustees sale of large apartment house,
NO. l433 l. street northwest, to be sold on
Friday. 18th December. at 4 o'clock. This
Is very large house and in a splendid
neighborhood. and good opportunity to OBJ
tain . paying investment. See advt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

S. Heller, 40 18th st. NV, Is making q
speciality In Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut.
ting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff.
se5-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

The Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY
acts as executor, trustee, assignee, &c.
pays interest on deposits of money, rents
safe deposit boxes.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

Trustees sale of seven new brick dwell
ings, corner of 11th and F streets north
east, to take place tomorrow at O'clock
See adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
MEDICAL. &c.

STRANGERS, TAKE NoTICE-DRs BRoTHEps
and Gray treat all diseases. No cure, no pay
Only established advertising physicians in this
city. Established IS years. COG st. s.w.
dbl
DIR. BROTHERS. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
longest-established specialist in this city, with
so years experience: As years at 9O6 B ST. sw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.

Forecast Till pm. Thursday.
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, fair; warmer; southwssterly winds.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at 8
am: Great Falls, temperature, So; condition.
IS; receiving reservoir, temperature, 81: cendi-
ton ct north connection. So; condition at south
connection. Is; distributing reservoir, tempsra-
ture. 50; condition at inhuent gate house, 36;
s61usnt gate house. So.
Tides Tom0Prow.
High tide. Low tide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

ROynl Hcndachc Powders, Toe.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggists.
&C G-m,w .f&stf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
Large Crowds ut Shuster's Dry Goods

This sale. which was opened yesterday
1T W. NJ. Shuster's dry good establishment
3l9 Pennsylvania avenue. was largely at
tended He has splendid goods Of every
description. that must be sold. therefore
bargains may be expected. 1t will be con-
tinued every morning at ~ O'Clock until
all Is sold. Bowling & Co. are the auc-
tioneers.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
MOTHERS, MOTHERS,

To know that q single application Of the Cuticura
Remedies will afford instant relief permit rest and
sleep and point to speedy and economical cure Of
humors and not to them without a moments
delay is to fail in your duty. Cures made I'm child
hood are speedy, economical and permanent
Sold Throughout the world POTTER DRUG AND
CHEM. CORP, Sole Proi,rietors. Boston. u 'An
free.
OFACLAL BLEMIsHES falling hair and eimple
baby rashes prevented by cUTIcURA SOAP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

The New York Academy of Medicine has
honored with its approval Bugeauds Wine,
both as tone and febrifuge. At leading
druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

Razors and Pocket Knives Of every de-
scription; Guns and Sporting Goods. Wal
ford's, Az Pa. ave. NV. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

Special Prices for 10 Days.
Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old; was
tsc.; now &c. ct. Fine Old Sherry Wine
Especial importation); was 1Ic: now &c OF
Rock and Rye for Coughs and Colds. large
bot; was s5c. noS Csc. bot. Small bot 4Sc
Ten pounds Dat Meal, 3Jc. Bbl. Best Patent
Flour. $3.50. All other goods i'm like proper
ton. Metzgers Wholesale and Retail Gro
Gerry, All 9Th st. n. W. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
Diamonds
Are Our Speciality.

We are determined 10 maintain our
position as the Leading Diamond
House OF Washington We leave
the 'pins-and- needles" end of fhe
Jewelry business TO Others -
Giving Diamonds our sole midi
vided attention and most Intelligent
energy has placed Us in the front
rank Of the Diamond importing firms .
. OF America.
We have more capital invested .
larger and more expensive stones and .
richer and more artistic settings thnn .
80 any jeweler in the city-buv direct .
. I'm large quantities. hence can sell
from 25 to 20 Der cent lower than .
. Others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27
SARSAPARILI.A CURES
HOODS
CITY ITEMS.

HOODS PILLS purely vegetable. and d,
not purge. pain or grre. Sold by all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

Novelties in Full Dress Ffxings for Men.
Henry Franc Il Son, cor. It'll and ID. d27-4t
Estimates given on papering houses a.
low As the lowest. BIC It'll ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

Full Dress Fixings for Men.
Henry Franc IL Son, cor 9TH and d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

Half dozen Cabinet Photographs for 81:
babies same price; open Sunday. $40 + n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-27

IF TIRED, ACHING, NERVOUS MOTHERS knew
the comfort. strength and vitality in CUT1CURA
PLASTERS they would never be without them. an
every way the purest sweetest and best Of pasters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

and spot represented only ssry Z, %sea h,
ssS, 1 .o noon nn s 10 spc Ss' the qdsS
day covering hy local trader and ~ -ymat
the rise that the ,ay wa SS bsn, a. OF the
week shows small decrcasc compared WIN the Sc,
are showing falling Of and Winter What iaFe i
hurry 70 sell their wheat m" on
covering by shorts. an,agtons ~err smo en-
wheat dg carly slSD ge se:ay go COO S" bush &
Sindng lbs 600 bush export and :4o0o bush for mil
ng A. follows 50 red s%4c or np Ss1u RcSeqSeT at
store DC under December aIo3t and e. unaeI '
ysnper Se hard winter "a bush private terms g.
ered 80 northern spns 25coo 81 eu 600 bush s
"der Dc ,ober delivered October closed '5.sc ungadd
5 5sSSS e":s q coo o%sS December
sros export 100 Co. bush Ce " "%e anp At y e d.
Zine from closing l9ure. Of ye.tSiay Perem6aT
very te FOR sale a"d At rdday s % I Ia so %p
euirkv soverng o. tn tn, .n "c anu Of corn w" ligt
I the morning and when the short attempted to cover
~ the West we're and Tor the week 10 Dat,
show quite considerable a n 0"e, 0 Gn t h ap t
Of the day quite stong and finally en at bet price
was nominal spot in The absence Of stock, and or
receipts Of only Zoo 6uG Sale, o %G ns n lgoo
5000 bush NO com 70 "e S 'a a@idt @ s9
sconay easier in sympathy with the decline in corn but
was very dun carly Later there developed quite good
Using from 3oi.d 33isc while the Chicago market rose
about 1c The Isc seemed to be based on me at'~ns
lines Of short 10 cover and h. the absr 81
active DEALINGS and onerng the buying very readily
advanccd the Interior reccnts were again laIg
and 20 far this showed considerable increase, ne
market quiet but firm toward The close III
sympathy With the feeling IN com leaving or at Dr-t
rriccs. Cash fairly active and hrn Gales
1j4 600 bush including 30 600 hu.h Tor rN
mort a. follows: No oats. "a 900 bush 33d33c elr'
ator and 3iQ3iiec delivered 40 oats. nominal ~.
No . white. callots -, no whit. nomna ., 90
track white - 600 bush. 37di1c; track mixed 1Olo
bush 33a3jc -. MAIT-Ma'ket quiet and unchanged;
Western GOa75c: Canada. sjdoic siN.rowed, .1GS2c.
.nYJ,-Market firmly held at Jod 5hc-. - Eds
Glover nominal and firm september and ctobr az
50 60 rer small lots sample clover Sod from store
eold AZ 40 5odS1O 80 per 100 TiuothvMarNet steady.
$50 In lot from store ~ $3.50 per loo
tlaxsecd- Market quiet. quoted az 81 l."
Quotations follow For compati.on. the closing prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

.x,-s bIeaehcd winter white 46c bank Be strait s5c.
yeaf.foot-PrImc Csc No. I. 5-0G0c; NO = 5oapsc
pDOVISIONS-In hog products there wa. small trade
durnc The morning a slightly easier prices on some
realizing by the bull party at Chicago rr.as OF hogs
wrr aultn nee aud foreign markets. VIE le su -. r
POIlK-Flrm SHES 100 bbs ouo'ca Meo-l 81 .
nsI- 30 family sSdSio and short cl'ar ~ v1fl' DO
BEEF-Nlarkct steady Quotation, ar fa.hiII I'll
s13 mess IOdSo packet. ~ pOd rlu ~ rctn Inr.-
sIGa$ls $500 BEEF HAMs-Msrket qnst az s,o 2 W9si' {;
Chi,soo h.m. AZ slj j0q siG ...... DRESSED HOGS
she 1GO.n si.dSl,c l20-n, SEE DIE
CIT MEATS-Quiet: picked shoulder qno'ea -, 90
hams l0Ld1lc pictl,d bellies cracr anu ]" 9e,n,nu
N quoted at l2Lsc AN l2c ION * @ -
Market easier: sale. 80 tcs lOc Ma,,''n a."Du ~
800 city closed at 81. with ,aies OF lVV ~ , llu
So refined Continent lobe ana "u a, nnai
1O.j0c. In options september cosso ~ ''' ''' ;
October. so" nominal i, ~, .,ou, - ooo
sUGAE-Rsw was sn firm and sale OF auo uod 10 ovo
Yesterday This reduce, the stock OF po' IL ~, -
about o 900 The spot So M low p'G -, ,'
Ria1l sugar 200 bags we guora, '"alHius
o7.32c: uu~coNadp. ~ t,s'
sugar test 3isc. T.Ouenl WaiF,l' nv pr -, va
rather oaSei mant1nel al IL Oh inI Jazz az ,'-
for fair refining Best dul aud trlhnE loW"I ,Io"F
,,e.@nf nonth ouoted at is next month. "a, "a
kot ruled firm with prices lat qloied ecr-S are
about ten days behind. quotation, a,1 Tor whole
s,ia lot. Inc outside ngurr. arc INC H.ota'lonS
,osted bv the refining companies. anu III" INSIDE rates
show actual cost after d,dGc'ng rehai'S NJ ptr't al
lowed New-York and Ihiladelphle rennrfS aIS1 alow
Der cont trade discount lots o. loO Dn, or more ana
an los quantity l. per cent. They VIII not sell less
tian % bbls For sugar packed IN bags tn"r IS no
additional chaIgo gsanusted but &c per Oh al o'her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

v,sbinoton.st. n @ corner West 1Oth.st, 2oNo5
SheridaD Shook and another 10 Jane, ENefaru
same ur1uerty Sheridan Shook and vile 70 'ame
Jyrn.si n :, 100 IL e OF Rave, 23A.3.o jacob
Doll and wife TO Bernhard SiNefs'e'" anu
5rst.st. :, s1O.2 Il W OF sth-aNe, l3loNioO.o
Alexander Moore aud wife to Wllaln Moore
-5th..t D. 1f2 II Of West Ina lave 3Ait-
Thomas 4 Mcintyre aud vile 10 hahlitoh
s-tn..t n :. 270 II " Central PARK West, 2ox
zoos: patrick Farley 10 Anna Fellman
-i,n.st :. Ia ft of West Endave. 55N iireg
William II Harris TO Emma w lisifi, -.
oIst..t n : I2J ~ II 3i.aVc 25NlOO.s; johanna
s-th'st II : - lt W OF Avenue A, 22x1OO; John
Mclaughlin TO Margaret Sch ..-. ..-.....-:-. ..
Same frDD.rty: John Schleich and vile TO John
or II : - 10 II " OF lst-aye, 25xi0o John
Mclaughlin 20 John Schech aud VIE 80.
II7th.-t : = 33.B.i II Of 3d-ave. lo.oAlOo.ll
Emil Relnbcck and wife 10 Annie C0chtane q.
IOsth.-t = 2J.7 II Of 4th-aNe. 2).oAoOi Gar
RTE l. simon 10 Thomas Gleason
3d.aNe, No 2l3l: VIII am ii Wills, referee, 70
Thomas Loughr1n 700. 100 .,
listh-st, II :. 100 It " OF oth-ate lVoNhVVl IL
Daniel f. Martin. referee; TO William llail
100 Daniel Lord and wife to France, i Lord
Parcel Of meadow land. 23d Ward. acres lands
~ Charles Bathgate Sila- ID 'dHoid ana an
other. executors etc, 10 Benjamin \ Trs,S
W road leading from West Farms 10 hunI,
Point Road lands OF Nathan huet., :.
Irregular oath Ward George Pawson ana "ie
10 Edward & We-teryclt. go. - =. -.
Eordh,m.aye W = $50 II OF ls3d-st, 50x2iO
Ann Won TO Daniel Keely. ....-...'...........'..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was no great interest shown In the sass
advertised yesterday at the Trinity Salesroom:
nevertheless all the property which was offered
under foreclosure was sold.
r. " Harnett & Co. offered No. le5 West One.
hundred and thrty-thrd-st, five-story brick nat
an a full lot: 1t brought 81 $50 from Babbett Gug,
genheim.
william Kennedy offered all the right, title and
interest in No 236 East Seventyeghth-st.. three.
Glory brick house on rot l26xl02. 1t sold to Can
tain j. Delaney for <525
r F.. Raymond offered No. 127 East One-hundred.
.nd-thirteenth-st. a frame house on lot l6SxlM
I Harrington was the buyer for $50
The following private sales are reported
Rlakely & Dodd and Charles MscRae have sold
for the estate OF Eliza V. Osgood the four-story
hrown-stone residence No. 60? Flfth-ave.. opposite
81 Lukes Hospital, standing on a full lot for
$l42.50o.
No. 40 West Ffty-thrd-st, the residence Of the
late lanes r. Eads standing on lot 25xloO has
been sold for about NO.Oc 49,.
Rannett A. Graf have sold for the estate OF Kath.
crime c. Secor 10 Henry :; Hangsn me iour-story
brown-stone front house, NO. lis west oe'ehtleth'
st., 20x60xl02.2, for VOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NcwHG sK SrpMS% "es Ell ssar at
ali bur top eaie Dressed beef steady at Gsdssc
IS S. aad COLORADO beef 5r' leda %s &C cable ADVICE
SG so saeap on IN the Taso at sl g BY L. s.
@ lcS a o1 an s % 1T E s ff
win saT{ 'D9G 800 head for the party firm
and POOR 70 qSoed f at per Aeai
CALvE> 0 n 5i2 head, mainly sNtie'h,,t.
Vca acve aud a5% at s3as7 . 100 rs sSsI,'r r,
in demand and steady for good stock common love-,
GSa%5y at S'.sf sy' q at sse ID s
'u,c5ii At Sa ' i' ,Ss at i Ss' avcs
$50 PEP 100 ~ u d. ~ H. at 30; l. do 49, b.
az L. at aG 90 sS; g 20 at a! = % 10 o oo
2O7 n, at So do 2is r. at s. 80; grasscr 22i D. ~
Fge OH: 81 e. ,e3l' l,9 ~ a, SO % do, - p
COUNT 10. various weights. ~ IS led calves
r Nelson: 1913 ws,s,a eaye ~ N ct g S2'f 2
do, sos y, q lal do. l5 h. at - so do, go
h. at -.
il,nnbeck Hollis % gla.'ers. ls9 y. at g ~;
do. 216 H. al - :; do - T., al IL; fed ealNes
GG \, at - 80; ve'l'' 1913 3d. at 20 do. III H. at
Icilre, Wright ( Co.. 80 vsal,. =. N at - 50.
y so Rssc - S'i ss.sr; 20 ard ia cayc. 2sl n at
81 So + f srS loo y ys a 57 H. a, s72;
SnFr AND LAMns- Receipt, wsr 81 c%r or, or s 4'
number Of were carried oyer wcdne.d,y D L.cr"
Gf ese at be 'SS scy Gy sP a6 aS 1
rent can De- expected. Prime stool. was not plenty n
below that o. lGc,on, years Ih sat- G Ii.D' a
at S3ds4 per 100 u Inferior TO prime lambs At So - ;
cus -: mixed bunchr- 81 -c and lambs a. = 80"
c cS no n q, GaSrs '%'''0" '''' Ut
Salrs-rraIcnbe-k 6 Hollis, los Northern canada
lambs = y ayase at = 20 pGr I9 S 1es dc Ge 81 m
at 81 stat" sheep, loG n. at 49,
Hume Mullen l!o ohio lamb: e3 n. At = 80 i 10
sheep am lambs ~ ~ At ~ 30 ~ STATE d. 90 n -. a,
- - Is sheep. SO n. at 80 do G3 H. at y 'o
G. Diilcn6ack $50 State lambs O. u. at - i2 do
&C n - - stat sheep 100 n at -, - n. -.
"f,''I Jud id Co. 2ss West Virginia lambs q n. at
d. So NJ at ~ ~ go Michigan sheep 70 g
Newton 0illeu: IL Kentucky sheep - n, az ~
lo2 do, IS N. 81 2os Kentucky lambs lc"ll'' - ID
Mcpherson 80 ws.,e" i ;G: 30 at At, . 8
! r. Pidclck 40 Pennsylvania lamb-. vi d. a
~ - do CO ~ at - N - Pennsylvania sheep o.
j" = & Ka-c: % Pennsylvania lambs &c n at -; los
NJ collin. no Indiana sheep, - n. at - 90 1873 DO
10 or '' h TstEs, 1 sc, ., 'o snG
higher At 90 2Sas7 10 per loo Tor good heavy % choice
medium and o.. d9',c FOR lisht.
Saies-A W. Lamb % state hogs 40 : ayeTacs' a,
4, 90 q do. 400 y at - 80.
lIumr Mann Sstc hog - T. q, a. g. 10 n93 70
G 49, i. Ss 5 81 + DO 20 o x At - 20 ca2S a. h. at
- - 3 10 80 n at - 20 stays -" ~ at - 9.
y at - 10 hogs Is2 n q 20 - 20 Do 10 H. az a.
- - 81 10 ~ r. At 81 80 10 do ~ 10 az 80
A. ~ 20 f. rough do 27s - Ut - - do 800 n, at
- 90 s'ae- "73 30. ~ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

Baltimore Sept Flour active unbalanced: sale.
200 bush Wheat steady. ~ red spot and So
7T.r" .r"aner 10 r-d 5'A.n6,c stock Si7s32
bush sales lOf.or: milling wheat by sanple, 'yH
October ,si,c asked: year. IA 7i4c, stock 5000
rb lis ~ IN. "a hi. corn hy sample 5ic. yell
Gieu57c. 30 mixed Western Gn$ic. stock. 2u;5si
bush I;yr slow: NJ p Sc. stock ASA bush. Hay
strong and fairly aciiye. good to choice timothy.
Xintli 49, Grain freight easier, nn, hany"i; but-
choice 2fd2cc. do imitation. .2c Eggs very firm.
$50 COFFEE steady. ito cafg""s. tur, l'c, No
steady. refined. &c. Other articles unchanged.
Boston. Sept III Flour strong at the advance.
~. ~, mare fhSn a week ago Iargc sales were
also made at 5.iloc advance Corn in small supply
is' S S' 4" ,r rIS s oats in iair demand
prices steady. supplies not large. Nos. / and
Ern. ,7 1asiN "pr.ng bran aSaN7 o. Pork AMI
Hard are IN steady fair demand, with pricts rHnnB
higher. Hams quiet and shAd" easier i'"ri ND
changed Butter quiet. but firm. 'h",s" more ar-
tive and firm Eggs I'm slightly increased receipt.
but good demand. choice. Michigan. l9H2Oc. other
Western. lsc. Receipts for the weok-Flour, 29.5s2
BIDS and 81 sacts. corn sl"o bush, oats. $4,000
bush. shorts 'Ii tons.
steady: sales. $500 bush 10 ! Norhern, old. spot.
Northern. g i r Gsl.c. 5000 do Gs'lc closing. No
hard old. 7sc. do. new. 7}'.c spot, No ! Northern
Winter wheat offerings light; No . red. Tic; 40
extra red. G9c. 40 white. 7Ol4H1lc asked corn
quiet. weak a. opening; sales cars No yellow
lsa,nlGc; 1900 bush do 10 arrive bigc; 5O0 bush
30 corn i+'lntc: closing higher. 40 yellow.
&c. 80 corn. BIC. No corn. jc. oats scarce.
higher: sales No white. Sac closing. $ilsH
35c asked: 40 3 white. &'gc: 10 mixed. 81,
80 white. stor". 80: Harley y" offerings
spot: Western quoted NuGjc to arrive liye-One
car No. > sold at j2c in storr. Flour dun steady;
best spring. 81 2sfi$i -; winter stialGhts - MASS 81
rye flour. 8n& 80 Min feed weak; coarse win
Ter bran. bulk 81: medium winter bran. 81 -.
winter wheat ships. sli 80: coarse spring bran.
81 ~, medium do S4 81 spring, ships 81 80. fine
white mids. SIC 5OaSl6 IS: medium do. 81 80 Rye
feed bulk 81 50Hsl6. sacked. 15cHSl additional
canal frcghts strong. higher: wheat li.c; corn
&c: oats. Be- seed. i'2c to Ncw-York
Chicago. sept. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Alters Heniy and wife To German savings Bahh'
: l3Oth.sL OF sth-aye, year -,
Cohn, Pine, 10 Moses Strauss. ol-tst' " OF
LexngtOn-aye years -
Fellman Anna. 70 Patrick Farley, o'~'s''
Of sth-aye. year iiis,h.st ~
Higgins Mary l.. 10 > T. Bernhemef ana aiiotnef
4th.ave n corner llSth-st, demand ,....-.
Harris William II, and wife u L"fd
7jth.s IT. of West Endave, years MORT
Herman. Morris ;. and wife to Lilly Churchill
er al Nos IS and 20 'irand.st years 49,.
Irving John 4. and wife To T. Cruis,nank,
trustee Bettner's Lane, centre line. adIoiISag
IanJof Abraham schermerhorn, year
Levy Florence \, TO j q Levi trustee liu-
ave Of I79th-st, ! year 80 80. 90.
Ioughran Thomas X, and wife 10 Mary Clark
and another. 3daye, d Of llOth-st, mort
cages, demand.
Lowen stannn Julius and wife 10 JACOB smaiis'
W : 3i-aye, : OF 94th-st, i yeal ,.....'.'.
Plstone Frank, aud wife Ia Jlnrs fsaluIsy' >
JeroIne.aye : Of Van COrt sndt-1Ye. year
phiilps Marx et al 10 King-and. trustee,
$ MOnroe-st . of Rutgers-st D years
Rawak Esther 10 Carrie Abram. braidst,
" OF Laufcas--t. | year 80.
schlelch John. and wife to John Mclaughlin,
: ord. st W Of lstave years ..-...
Sib.rsfcin. Bernhard. and another Ia jacob DOH
Se,rlcs Edward +. to u nuar'l, a, GUARDIAN
ith.ay- n W corner l2th--t years.----.-
Van RensSelarr. Olivia p \. and another ID Jane,
\ Trow idse. guardian, : 15th-st' W Of ''h'
Mink 1,eorge. and wife 10 Mary Mink, lot IL,
block .. map sheridan X searaVe properly!
We.tnrvelt Edward G and WIFI 20 George Paw
son II : West Farms n Hunts Point Road, ad-
jolning land Nathan Hul'ts. . years.