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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-27

of discipline General st. Clair had no more
right to beat or fight his way into the ex-
position grounds on his personal charms
than the humblest employe about them.
Without Iicket or badge he had
no business even ask ticket-taker to
pass him on his word or face If a gate
man can accept this of national commits
sioner where will his discretion end. In
stead of flying into a passion on a hot
day, getting licked and reporting the gate
Keeper for insolence, General st. Clair
ought to have commended his sense Of
duty"
Collector Clark sent a detailed report of
the trouble growing out of the examina-
ton of certain goods on exhibition in the
Russian section at the Worlds fair to Sec
retary Carlisle, and the latter fully sus-
tains the collector and lays down the prin-
clple that the customs custody of for
eign goods is not theoretical, but actual
and complete. Until duty has been paid
and permit for the release is made out
the custody is paramount as against the
exhibitor, the foreign commissioner or
the officers of the exposition. Neither of
them, or all combined, can interfere with
the custody, nor with the officers to
whom the duty of enforcing it is entrust-
ed, except in violation of law"
An exhibit in the Electricity building
that attracts large crowd is the heating
of iron by electricity. The iron is
plunged into bucket of water and actu-
ally brought to a welding heat by the
current of lightning" that is passed
through it while submerged in the water.
The Liberian exhibit has been opened.
There are stacks of coffee and other staple
products, and an endless collection of i'm
plements of waf and Antiquities is dis
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-27
The Local Markets.
GRAIN, ETC.

GRAIN, ETC.
WheaU-74G76e
Corn-40c.
Oats-s9131c.
Hay-Timothy, S1a 90; upland, s1O111; slough
$500: baled. S10.00GI1 90.
PRODUCE.
Butter-Fair TO choice, 20t; creamery, zoe
Eggs Fresh, 14G15-
Poultry-Chickene 12kc: turkeys i2L
ducks, 121lc; geese, l0c.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Apples-S4 90 perbbl.
Potatoes-S5Gg3c.
Onions-S4 90 per Dbl.
Turnips-60c per bu.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Butchers pay for corn fed steers
4G4mc; COWS and heifeIs. s1s1s14c calves
dose.
Hogs-7I7nc.
Sheep-4lI5c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-27
Another Failure at Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE. July 27.-Bernard Gold
smith, proprietor of one of the largest
carpet and house furnishing establish
ments in the city, has made a voluntary
assignment. This is the second large firm
forced to the wal. by the suspension Of the
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance
company's bank. Mr.. Goldsmith's assets
are very small and Henry Mann was
therefore required to give bond for
SI0 600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-27
Was me Death OF rive men.

WEIGH, w. Va, July 27.-There was q
rear-end collision between freight and
passenger train on the Norfolk and West
ern railroad, about mile from this CITY.
at sharp curve. John Frankman. 4
brakeman on the passenger train, was un-
der tie passenger car when the freight
struck it, and he was killed. -Four un.
known men who were beating their way
in the first box car back of tn tender were
also killed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-27
A stamping Company Assigns.

CLEVELAND, July 27.-The Avery Stamp
ing company, whose extensive works at
Lake and Todd streets have been closed
down for some time, has applied to the
court for a receiver. The assets and LA
bilities of the company are about $500 900
each. The receiver will start tie works.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-27
Four Young Women Drovned

BALTIMORE, July PA special to The
American says that Maggie Taylor, Lulu
johnson, Marian Smith, and Nellie Pat
rick, all young women, were drowned near
Patrick's landing on the Wicomico river
by the capsizing of sailboat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-27

WASHINGTON STATE MODEL COTTAGE.
jackson, but he is man of peace himself
and he asked Colonel c. l.. Young, of
Springfield, Mass, to respond, which that
gentleman did, waving the sword above
his head and rousing the meeting to hish
pitch of enthusiasm. After the meeting
the travellers visited Administration
building, and other features of the fair
The Turner's Come Marching On.
An 4:3) p. III. an army of Turner's swooped
down on jackson park and marched
through the grounds receiving an ovation
from the crowds that thronged the broad
thoroughfares. The strong men in gray,
each carrying his steel wali9, marched like
soldiers, and headed by band proceeded
to the Stock pavilion by way of Admins
tration plaza. Each delegation was heart
lily cheered as ii swung into the Grand
court. A small coterie of fin looking
men whose leader carried a banner bear
ing the word New York" was loudly ap-
plauded, the effect being drowned a mo-
ment later, however, in the welcome ac-
corded the long line of marchers from
Illinois The Iowa delegation, which in
cluded number of young women, was
enthusiastically received Among the
various Turn Nereins' in the procession
were the Peo ia, Cleveland Aurora La
Sale, Joliet, Elgin, and large delegation
from Milwaukee
Drilled at the Stock Pavilion.
1t was nearly o'clock when the Tur-
ners reached the Stock pavilion. A great
many people congregated there to see the
performance and welcomed the athletes
with loud cheers as they marched inside.
The programme included gymnastic
games, fencing with foils, dumbbell drill
by veterans and wand drill by 5000 men,
bers.
The days festivities were closed by fine
display of fireworks which included a
special device of illumination of park and
lake, and special gigantic design in honor
of travelling mems night, size 4ox6O feet,
lights on the pier, design representing the
Falls of Niagara, $50 feet long, falling
from height of eighty feet, displaying
beautiful prismatic effects, mammoth
bombs, hundreds of rockets, etc.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

E. e.! 5sS sS 5S 5S
ss. conSNEaTSs aS Zoo bag "'5rss sssp.
. eo%ss Brandywc !? 90 sagamq., MEAG & sV
sSsaHsIn assi Tss sat 's"s g.
sEDMSs, rs yMs,Ss dull Ss, .sa Gs %
sominv chop 9oy cctto1secd sea 81 4oasi 80 Per
IC0 n oil meal IL 40d=l a. City feed quet at oo3o'''
market a SDs%'d % Il Os @ at but f na: aS
hardly any what wanted az thg nlsc sa a N 70 work
downwari The little strength At the oDens wa cieqa q
to he buyinc Of mal lot for the SecounI . OF sHa
souot of bu'ins tc dcr,as OF 1GS 600 bush , III ' ~
9Oc 900 bush Cables quiet but sc,dy 6 GpsiTr IhdT
few ord 20 that when he @ oGa t Sess % % Ga"s o,a gI' sy
here there little To offset the bear rev. anu
NIT ,liiiS at &c IIr he ,crr dnr without much
day OF very heavy nrcae in the visible. wni h e-i-
mates were in rar- responsible for the carly morning De.
cline Thc closing of The Chicago market cut oil deainss
win the West quite little extent Durng ID" al ai'er, M
a small scale There was very little dong until within
sScrt '' frshcncd by fgnor, thu, immediate action on
the iepc iii %as N; ns c@s a.h "S shnr gG'ty w ~ vc
dull aSt cc nc ID do WIN bnS or Sxpo as
follows red 1c under DocGmler in store DerGrhr M
Closed 7s.c December price ut stoe 49, unl.r - -
''Tf' Td coo R%Sn 1S zoe crSar so Norihcrn sDroS
quoted oloc n ccnb'r drnN'l0u hohlIni'
"a bush under December delivered ana prlNl'r
term prclimirarv visible supply statement made up
without Chicago st0ck- and the anonb on HkS sh"w NV
the following increases: Wheat $4,000 bush corn
- ooo bu'h; barley 100000 bush ..... -.
CORN-Thc opening quiet at re decline from tl'
closing figures of saturday. and during The mornhI ps
f'll on i,c sympathy With wheat lherc H. e"c
tlk now that tSc Interior movement Of corn WI soon
psrt OF the Gc'rcaS" due T. the lncrr p on
Of tracc bv the hciVv Words PAY passenger rNltr
and now that Practically nifoad VIII dcNoi"
their attention pulling forward III" delayed ifrlHht
The corn market quiet IN the afternoon bri strong-
feeling influence cf th" recovery IN wh'a ana W"
tive demand for cash corn tn" close wa q't
nt o1lv for the dav. Cash corn wa in moro
active demand fnr eNp,nt and closed firm. Sales we're
bush int.rdna 50 0co bush foi export ~ follow
no corn > COO bush. 47c elevator; No corn Gi oOD
brsh f7ls6tTac delivered: No corr 10000 bush fSsc
aud private { aGoat: yellow. 5000 bush i2r
dclycrd ..... OATS-Thc markc: opened quiet at
decline the CLOSING Of SATURDAY nnd vas am
with an casier uadcfton" al mornine. Oats wer qlei
durnr the afternoon firm. closing steady o. light
cash quiet tfHdv with sale. of 81 oC0 b1
- follows: Nc oat. % 600 bush 3a, ajc elevator al
So. d3f~ delivered w ! o'ts nomn, b. 40
Whit, 90 OoO bush 1880: " white. nomnl 3ii"r:
tack whit 3iOnc hrsh. 31rflc: track mixed 2oN
i"sh s5a3G'... MALT Mrket INACTIVE Western 9oa
7-c: Canad, SjJpCr: six-row.f 75as2i2c Ban
Tv-Dnil No " Mnrarlcc. GGoGsc; un9raird Western.
erd h,at cads SEEDS .ccd nrmcr. hut duh.
soios 900 sample NJ - 3jds? - nc 100 N; No
November 30 80 asked: Dt"ph"r - - ASKED. and
,anuarv 80 asked. Tirothy-MarSct stall. wta
snail iohhing sa'c al g. 7ij Pc 100 H. faN'"d-Qnict
Ct II III.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

Is.
MErALS-IRoN-Thc iron market continues In It's Old.
otc Of dune,s. with local hayr. ikng a. ,"
nafect. Ihe last reports from riitsbns tate Ca,
flashing mills have moderate number Of Orders. but
new Contract, are hard Obtain upon the ba.is Of old
rriec- altho.qh taken a. whole the general situation
so@c sSs " si in '0 thc dcn"d for raw mate and
there report, Of ome purchase, %i '' be' ,s
vance in asking prices bilcts Pig non t. In some
w@ %9G nS"s 5 & S anH % sas crd rS% dg the
-t week arr 1000 tons o. pix iron ,r. #, Ti =, . '
usls loco o"s muck bar a, III 2 200 t'Hs 80 i g
doing a., present in tr Ncw.york mu<e sthough 1t i
quoted firm. rumor came from Boston @ day that ~
os,c bur il had been refused 10 being the price
sTd @ ydSsr L to co @TNs, svq qsFs n " sp and
$50 Exports today were 'iW toni mr9Pi'' ng ol hn;
Sepicmber 3O show m'ors OF oe.s7l tons, agalnI lo
47s last The production was 2t9m9 ou ,on ,os
against Gii7 EAD-The,rc h., ferny ',IIl heTa eT
declined about 10 cents 70 30 for pot. win ny,
doing at dccnc alihoue a,e'cscs today Ir2T -
The m"Tkc. vas quiet bt steady. closing at go f"r
ana ' p"$ sp for , SSyS .n. On G1;Sgc Of
o"y e IONS Ncse%hcr a. l. aas a, 2S SS%cor 90 o% S%'S
Arrivals ot TN London f9r r. w""g ended "c'oD,
II s33 naot' and sS2i sas' in% ot coo
nIc,ls saes 10 Fnropeans 900 ncnls to Chinese 200
Eeos Th %a'kt MAJ s eISsea eSni AZ tc1 Semc to ia
:I i27a 1i nc ar Cables ne Metal Eysn,Ysc IS "a saay
bono onndv closed s.S d LonaepG ctS T Cd sa
15s copner spot ct2 1OS; ihtutps va
cpanlsh lead. 60 rs ga VII" sPo'' 80 '''' '"''
months. c1S. 90,
MOIASSES-The market was at a standstill ana price,
quoted nomn,lly nnchanasa fag"y
porto Rico 2a03Oc: good open Kettle, 2od3ic.
NAVAL sTORES-Turpcntinc was aeoin offered some
what more urgently. and prize wefe AZ &c o".r Au
vices from the south we, ora "i dea"as were conecrnea
Ro.n was Arm at unchanec1 prices, Ihe supply
nF .ss s'pG g. sni.. w Ts% ntn F q" n; ts
"a ibis We quote Spirits turp.nnc 3oc in southern
Ills ard solec in machincnade bbl-; Ro.n-c,m
strained 10 eIod 10 :, :,,aGed a. 80 K 20 Z, e
a. " o. ~ >, Is; W - s5 tar, b. B..
wb 80: I b. I b. ~ Is; pitch. light weight. 81 50
pitch. REGULAR weight. 81 40
gagcnent tr,nsIlr,d two l0ad> OF grain 10 Lei
Al which shows decline steam Tonnage is -fill IN
easier rates Petroleum frrehts for Europ and
not active while for the far East are at tho moment
inactive Sailing vessel freghs are neraily quiet. but
mS'5nCGI anS sI ss 'SiaS a cd Gs.soS 3D. LsitS I'd
or for onrs 2; M eame en chassson TO-
Liverpool. 5IGd three stcamcr- cotton Galveston to
IiyApool Continent. 40s; st'aner cotton Galveston
% Liverpool sss Cd ogtion csntnsns 4es December
BIS - option Continent, 36s Sd steamer, cotton
Savannah to Genoa 1I;S2d. or BaITr,eona 1l-s2d !;
months, t; ship. $500 bbs petr?lcan Philadelphia
SewYcrS 70 Brense Is Cd Fark 10000 cases tro
tobacco xev.Ysrs to Italy, sls Cd two sshccne,;. a@
lumber Gulf port Cienfuegos, rs 75, Spanish gold
schooner lumber Gulf port to Porto Eco 20 20 and
ek Ss Ss
and bort charges; schooner railroad iron. Nsw.Yesi
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

TO Jacksonville 81 GO; three schooneis, sulphur ore
New York 10 baltimore 95c and loaded IL,
OILS-The market generally 1uies 1ua5 -. 90 ~. t
very little demand co.tonsecd whicn cio =, oo %
prime crude. i0c for prime yeiio" a"u '"' 'o' "'''
Lart oil dull It 1SdoOc 49,, , ,h,c.oo ,,.,l,o,
PROVISIONS-Owlng TO closing OF shicseo 40 MARKET
practically no interest shown IN uu u,.a..
lngs In cash properties were mocerac. r@lhhat' re-
eardng the stock of lard at ChcaG3 on No.r"n,a ar,
800 tierccs contiast pork 1000 bb. contr"t am sot
Mess 80 30: family s20as2o 50 short erar sl?G
800 75 cxtri prime sli 50d$ 20
tccuar Ouotaiions are Family Sl-dt' ms - ~
packet sio 56dsi2: India me- ;:cdT-3 -
uinssc rGor sLdsIc; 100 .. sa,c; pig s''d?c
CI-T NTATS-PckIri Shoulders dIh; qlot "a I",4 ~
hams dull NJ Ioai0c: picked BELLE, duh and :2sy I'm
nuotsd az i1c: Am ioLc: ION lie. LA'D-M1r-
~ dni. Wa.t.rn closed at c5pc; city closed At oid
81, vim alrs OF 100 conpodnd So fennrd Tor
con. .incnt 10 SOC South Ami i'ca j.. op"nS o,
fcF There wa a moderately active ralc n domestic
., an ,.pcs Southcrn advice. continued hrm We
ouot~ Domestic fair good 32di2 prime 70 choice
%.G5i,c: fancy 5hd51ic; japan, 1900 -oo ,n
ro, sn,,,r ~; ie.f were made ut 3'sc although the
market was purely nominal ana quoted at apou, -.
W. oron Crntrifuga 96 fest 3ac. mn-coNaho :? trst
3r: nnla,-.s sugar ~, tc.t &c. l.ndoh- an quei
nothlnc doing Java l6> 81 ana lair lchhns at rs
Eoct opnncd lower. but now irrc, present month
~, ne,, r1onth Iys .. .RttINED-Na- 3-lGoi isc
lower to-day "a fair demand ~ thc u,rh'. & " li""
@ ouot ,iions are wholesale lots The out-d" ngfr
,c tho quotations posted by ihc rrnhlh. sonna> anu
Tho inside rates show actual cost after dcdnctng rcacs
=. rrnsont aud nIlowed New-Nork and Phll1dclpha re-
G,ers also allow per cent trade discount on lots OF
,no hhis nv more and m less quantity per cent They
win NOT -eIl loss than . bhl> for suc1r pWsen %
hnn tbore is no add ton, charge on granula,cd but
md
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New.York, October so. 1893.
Now.V,,k Octobcr 90 1879.

NcW-HIiK.
COTToN-Thc cotton market olcncd at ron ,ot I, ~
vonts advance At the best point 90 the dav the nmrNet
Showed an advance Of 12dl5 points at INC lowc.t onV
unchanged points advamcc and hnalv cioS"d NJ NJ
charccd 10 point decline The tone 81 the market at t
close was nuet tedy The total sales the da wef r.
15O 100 bales hrmress OF II" mafk.t W. a. ~
the stronr character the foreign ad,ccs when
opening Of the liverpool nsrkct an az, Ga ~ er
the final figures Of saturday. moro important acs"a
M the Liverpool Intelligence. however was the lnc'S
in the business Of spot cotton Private cable have hc',
saving that LIVERPOOL people holding on a !" 70.
cotton on the expectation larger receipts. hut that
latterly they had been tod Tat reccipts We're nhe 70
Md on In iris country: the greater attention ~ 'h
70 spot cotton EnGl'h sIinncrs VINO nave aI7o
baen advised that American spinner Wrrr Hc
o., h,co.c active competitors The talk Of small receipts
was quite general morning but rs tho hcurc c,e IN
Srou tho South onniOn, forced 20 give wav 70 te
logic Of facts and the following hacc 1I nrnr S
was accepted justified AZ the ports Tor uc WI. WI,
S65 900 bales against 2SG 25S bales corrrsp1dmnS
los. wear At Ncw-Orlcans for tomorrow. ioooo Nh'
,s, "a eos halls corresponding da'e las AZ the
rrts for TODAY 900 bales. against Si9i3 bai@ snc
date lat -, - .,..,oo ,sds ,,o
MIG and follow:
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
orurR MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH'

punalo Oct so-Cauc-Receps last p hours s 2hSS ;@S
total for week hu, ar rgSd SpV though $50
10 New York OGO head on sale 4Sov nega Tor good
opened steady for good steers iii ao od GOOD to prime
c~or steer. a. 75ds5 TO- good shipper ~ m ana ai
inward - 25d$4 Gj light and Others 20 ,e"r 20 75M
hsles 20 cows - 75aas % old 81 5oa*9 50 stocef ln
a9 1Gis feeders, ~ l5df3 % yeacllgs' IIogsE
.irsas Gn ana m o5 6 Icad total 9e fo
. q 60 head for time last week 10 zoo
Consigned through. 1!4oo head 70 sI seaiy closed
head on , ' late arrivals unsod workers. 80 ,OGt5 Oo:
common. 45 mixed packcr' & ~ a. o. pISs s6 4,
di @ o anu sR'sp and last "a houf CH S;@
head total for week thus far 1900 hssr srog lor zoo
msr. opened 10 5c stronger for both shsep sn ano
amb eo-ei firm al 'oa Choice , we.Scrs' n % soas. ar
To- rood lamb, siai 80 choice to extra 81 800 oanaoa
a1s East ety Oct 3oCste-Receipt about 81 cars; ,n
rs" t WccS Prae = 0oas 35 good oo,s, g. ,cesi & 60
so'a gs s"sl. sgr $50 = soa5 and hsiSr.
~ s5a43 . bulls ard staes .1s*9 & ase, SLOW AZ
&q%s1'sa &%ca "a 5oasG So workers. $780, 90 srss.srs sSs
~ o@s3 30 shcep~rcn cars FOR sale: demand good
maro active snd fuzzy 25e higher than lss weeks ,e a. Co.,
ns gc"s St nsai s SiGS, Sysa"S G - 5ass 90 sprE
lamb % 5oes 81 Veal calves - 'o"o '' "'"''
min Ga', Sock Ynrds Chicago Oct. 3ocatte-Receipts
y 90 head market nrm; common 20 extra steer ~
- So stoecrs and eecT; Il 6ssRecep.s % oo head
c, V,m heavy sOo so A.: common TO choice MIXED
$3.50 81 choice assorted 81 ree 90 * 600 heal
,,kot nrm: inferior to choice sldt3 10 lambs poor 10
Louis oct $oCattIe- Receipts 800 head mar;
strong 5aiOr higher light :Gdse 40; mixed TaSo 20
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

Ncw.York ne: receipts. 223 bales gross 1890 bales;
exno,ts Continent. 1000 bac>: Great Britain. none
France, Sy1 bales: forwarded. 3o5i bale SAFE -
baies: spinncfs l2i bale stock. 1O,oiO bd es IoI'
net port receipts to-day. 62 9S bales thu, "a. s McH
Il5 or bales. Export, to-day: Great Britain 5''9-S
bales: France. $3.50 Bale Continent 2O' rue i-A-
ports Great Britain Gj,7Gl baes; France 1852 btic,
tontinent 94IC bales; total. oOlOJ bale, STOCK 90,
800 bales Liverpool cables 7 ni-Spot cotton uoI"dls
fair prices steady sales 10000 bales specria' Oh anu
export 1000 bale; American o,Vjc baIcs' pp~ i",ipu
NONE American none; odlnaiy, - soot ordinary;
SIS: micclnc. s-l6; middling. 3-loi ."'i
middng. 4 l1-16; Dlcdlng fair. .. fu'urcs oir.h.,
firm: a u i-Gi advance; closer qu't Il.
from I, i-Gi net advance. Jan'iiy-i ebluaiy. ~.
Fcbrua y. March 42sa4.J; Mar h-April 430d i3l Aki
October cmher 1864 ~; Novembci-D A-""
4oG: p,rcmicr-Janu,rv. i2's.
COFFEE-1ne coffee market at New-York opened very
STEADY in tone, but likewise Ncry quiet. ~ IN" nf't
call prices from unchanged 10 u points higher
The improvement prices due to ulcNp'ridi ilNor
able adviccs frcm iiavre reporting advance OF I!
iaf with Of the market STEADY "nl -acs 81
time, the London conec InirA"V
was up "a on some positions. The weak feature "i ID.
foreign news was furnished by Hamburg, which report
dull and sales OF IA 900 bags Business her" Wa very
slow AS Indicated by the fact th0t up % o'clock the
s,les had reached Ony about 1000 b1gs. ncluu. Nor
her al II 20 December at 1850, May az loS,G l'3.
lin Ia mi. hour Rio adNcrs had reached ihe athet
rhe talk on Change rather bullis ut now, - re-
country have been larger than 10 epts nom Brazil and
This has made market for spot c0?ee on the street
very al isAc Tor No Ri0 = 'aii q
n conservative price. few days ago the trading ~ spot
coffee was on the basis of 1slsc for No Speculation
6oweyer hangs fire, pending further ndiesi on> IRON
Rrazn as 90 the probabilities Of the from that
country The total sales to-day were 1850 bag, ILL.,
cIuding 10 buyers option.
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Oct S0-Cotton duh; middng, 71l-l6c:
low middng, 7Ac: good ordinary. Lice; net and
gross receipts 2D9s9 bales; exports to Great Britain
stock. 1i9$4 bales.
Norfolk. Oct. 3O.-Cotton firm: middng. 7Nc
low middng 5-l6c; good ordinary. csc: net and
gross receipts. 720 bales; exports coastwise 2l79
bales; sales l.2l2 bales; stock. SO. i35 bales.
New Orleans. Oct 3O.-Cotton steady; good mid
ding 7'sc midding. 7ssc; low middng. 7ssc: good
ordinary. 7c net receipts l5l05 bales: gross 1883
paies; exports TO France sac bales; sales. $3.50
bales; stock, lS9, ,352 bales.
Savannah. Oct. 3O-Cotton steady; middlIng,
77-l6c; low middling il6c good ordinary. l3lsc;
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

Liverpool Oct @ s P %Besf %:mBSS in prme medfness mess
demand IoIk 1n ~ steady at lis 3D. Hams in poor
poor @ ss%hnd "a Gheese e
ABOUT = u TaI,ov in poor demand. Spirits of tur-
penne modsrats demand Rosn tsr
mann man ,,an,and. futures In demand. Wheat IN
moderate demand Flour in poor n far
npiyed western spot. firm at Is Lid; october, nrin
at is Id November, firm at Is Id Decenper urn urn
demand Receipts of wheat for the last week from
Atlantic ports %. 100 quarters; from Pncnlc ports
amer,can corn for the last week. $1,000 quarters
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31
REL OKDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson. Mabel {, to A II De Peyster e s
Edsecomt ave, OF lSatn;st years ;cnox. i.c;.;,.
Bramweil. Cora NJ, TO Ge5ise q DE win. South.
ern Boulevard, n corner l3ith-st, year.
Brown. John J, To Lena Asiei, i9th-st, OF
coos osh''ns; nsn,y gar AMI wife to b Kissam,
7Gth.st, OF Amsterdamave, i year........
Same to Title Guarantee and trust company
1Gth-st. OF Amstefdan,,aVe' l year;'';: :.
OF Amstcf fdan-aye, demand: :..-..-:.:-.....:.;...
Delaney James 70 J. EImeriea map,raeoa Aganeos
FOrssr s Fefs BSusSaS tSa Sfs e 0@%' a
Gerry. Allston and another, 70 ID ID Field e al,
Amsterdam-ave, ;, 22o.0 IT n OF le5th.
uonsins Mary. To- Alexander Lott, Mott-ave.
corner lGJd.st. l yea ea'......................
Ketcham, William =. AMI wife, 70 Home for In
cprabes OF the CITY Of New-York, LeXns'
Klees Mary {, 10 4 NJ Bittslic eNecutrix. ;
l3ji.st. Of itn-avc, 1 year.
Kelly. Daniel. TO John Robinson Firth
1esinssv o' Charles. and wife to w II Phillips.
trustee. vescy-st. W OF Church-st. 5 yesrs
st. g OF willis.ave. years
Never. Claus. to J Burchel 14sth'st
Maddox George J. and wife 70 f Pote trustee.
n s 18ith-st Of Alexander-ave; 1 year
MURPHY Sarah p 70 Ihe%s' s G,p nGss PrSspe, at' Hi iii
estate instalments nj;
o'Brien, Joseph L; and wife 70 ,,D,h D1 i;oss
....-......-: i,j
Pollock Annie F.. et al. 10 trustees Of the ruid
for Aged and Infrm Clereymen oL the l'rpt-
estant Episcopal Church. iSth's'' "i
Pernetti Arsenic and wife to Leopold simons,
No 7s Mulberry.st 1 wear. - -,
Same To Unon Trust Co as guardian. zane
pucci Annunciatia and another to William lane.
: 1i3th.st of plcarant-aVe year -
Redmond Ro~alind TO Emily Mors' and anoiner,
3ith.st Of 7th-ave. year, moftgages
Shlpman. Herbert 4, et al 20 Saiome Baue,'
Brookave n OF iGsth-st. mortgag.s ] year
sauter. Vincenn 10 Hermann Lcps and ano,nei'
trustee. Courtlandt-ave, corner iooo's''
scrIbner' Charles. and another to ]. w Have
never 5 5th-ave, n of 2lst-,t wears
Stroh Jacob A. and another to Miron tahheln'
22d.st lot IA. map c Moor ! ;.;, year
Van Fleet Carrie d, and another To william
plcken : S2d-st o OF Parkave years.
Werner Andrew and another to Eliza Dean,
lO5th.st Q Of Manhattan-st, years .;.......-.
white Hugh Il; ct al TO william Mohr'
wavra. Joseph. and wife to Heory sra' herrmaann'
washbnrn. Mary and another to Ernst Detmold'
Irving Place, n Of l6th.st year, ;:;;,,.
ycskv. Augusta 10 East River saving, Instltu'
ton. " Lexington-ave, OF 5fth'st l year
New-York tribune., 1893-10-31

NJ 81 Der 100 N 10 do 2Gs ~ at 80 70; 90, 80 ID ~
SO 5aia = rough do. 400 N. at 80 62ia. ., ., a., I,
Iiaenbeck Hollis. state nees; NO do ga n. at
s6 5o do ass n at 90 7o ,5 re roushs Sio "' az e0
j. r. Pldcock state pigs. SO y, at y hogs iot
H. at 90 S.; do, 2l2 n, at 80 80; do' SAo ~ ~
10 % a.. .. ooo ~ at an 30.
sanders g % state hogs III n at 60 IS; sas 800
n, at IS 80. .... -. 100 :, n AZ
NJ 'oins: os roasters "A N, at - 80; Sta'e NOES
100 ~ at 81 20, 80 do, ~ n M ~ So D uo ''' "'
Judd Co roasters 81 ~ at 81 80; STATE ss hogs
70, ~ ~ 80. 90 do iCg H. at 81 do, loS 10,
at s so il do 34i r. at 81 30; DO $50 H. ~ 70 ~
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