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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25
WAY FROM SEATTLE.
Shipment of Oats and Other
Cereals to Follow.

SEATTLE, July 13.-An expert
mental shipment Of eighty-ive
bales of hay was made to Homo
lulu yesterday by Lilly, BOgardus
&, Co. The shipment was ordered
from the islands, and will no doubt
prove Of such success that a steady
trade will follow. An order was
placed with the agent of the Ha-
waiian fruit shippers by J. w.
Goodwin & Co., commission men,
for 200 punches Of bananas on
every steamer Of the Canadian
Australian line. Two hundred
punches were received by the firm
yesterday and large consignments
were received by other houses.
The Hawaiian fruit trade is al
ready assuming proportions IN Sc
attic, and has every indication Of
being permanent. Shipments Of
oats and other cereals will be made
later on by the new steamship line,
as soon as the new crops are in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

districts in Norway. Lsplsnd, Fin
land. Turkey, Greece and Egypt,
afterward returning 10 France to
report the result Of his inveStiga-
tons TO VI. Pssteur. Subsequently
he is to set out to Molokai, in the
Sandwich Islands, where he viii
remain for $ time.-Ex.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25
To Succeed Father Damien.

j successor 10 Father Damien
has arisen in the person Of Pere
Saut0n, 2 Benedictine monk, who
has been commissioned By the
French government 10 study up
lsprosy. He viii visit leprous
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

These prices are for frst-class
ears, except as named. and include
bsrths and meals, from San Fran
cisco 10 end of route.
The fares on the Great Northern
and the Atchison and Denver COM
psnies are about the same as the
above, but do not include meals
and berths.
4 great reduction has also taken
place on some Of the eastern rail-
roads, but the fares have not vet
been published.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25
Vote OF Thanks.

Captain Schmidt and the chief
officer of the crack barkentine Irm-
gard have the thanks of the ADvER-
TIsER for late San Francisco papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25
Dividend Declared.

The American Sugar Company
paid quarterly dividend of 3 per
cent. on common stock and Il per
cent. On preferred stock on the Sd
instant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

The rules and regulations Tor
-epsrs ani kokuas living 81 the
settlement appears IN The BY Au-
-L1-i-v column
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

The hzmehamehs ball team VIII
no. appear on the diamond any
more this season. They have won
the psnnznt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

Slow psysrs sra enjoying s rs.
pie q present. s. yoUr friend
Luuiu- i laid up with the grippe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

4. T. Wichuau has 8 new sd
-s--issmsnt II this issue. IN which
ne offers the latest thing in sterling
sE,vz--a strawberry FORK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

On August 10Th Jas F. Morgan
VII sell s Jesse OF some crown land
IN North hOna. Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

The Duke Of Newcastle, II l. IN
de-stooi. VIII no: visit the volcano,
bu- VIII leave for japan on the
next steamer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

Nr. e. W2ll OF hau. Hawaii, r.
turned yesterday f1om the COST BY
the bz-Sentine IrmEzri.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

The list Of persons who viii act
= deputy assessors and collectors
to- this ysar appears in the by
authority column.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

NJ. F. \. Schssfs-. IS executor O.
The eStSte Of the hate a A. CO-n,o.,
hzs g notice in this issue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

In the By Authority column
appears S reward Of 5000 for the
arrest and delivery Of the leper
Noolzu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

The Hawsiis zni the CreSCsnu
VIII rlzy the last game Of this ssS
son next Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

\ photograph OF the victorious
SCARED crew Of Yale college Of 90
: On exhibition IN one Of the win
doEs Of the Pacific Hardware Co. :
store. The color Of the Yale crew,
which i blue. Is pinned on the
frame.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

Goo Kin. NuUznu street, offers
% uska suits 70 order for Sl+. III
guaranteed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

Messrs Il. c. Ovsnden and A.
fred c. Garter hsve been appointed
nocz-ies public Tor the inst Judicial
circuit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25
LOCAL IND GENERAL

Some Australian ccclatooS a7s
fc- Sale 81 Leis7ers l. y. L. store,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

AIsss-s. G. l. Edwards and L. c..
Mccartney. principals Of the ha-
--zzLz a-d hauuakakal schools
respectively. on M1Lokai- arrived in
-nrr ue- steamer M0aOlii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

Il ! expected that WITHIN : week
3 schooner VIII Be sent to Fanning's
island with supplies She viii re-
turn with z Iosd Of cobra and pos
sibIy one p2sSsng5r-Ge0rgs Greig,
who intends 10 take IN the Worlds
Esir-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

III. j. :. MeCandlsss. q LAST
accounts. was 81 ELleusbu-E. " ash
zrE-o-- He expects 20 leave Tor
The Worlds fair next month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25
Low Fares at Last.

The long-eSpected competition
between the various railway lines
leading TO Chicago commenced
about July LIST. There are six
lines from the Pacific coast to Chi
oago. The Canadian Pacific has
issued the following schedule Of
fares:
New YORK and Philadelphia... So 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

All kinds Of artistic printing at
the GAZETTE Office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

The arrival OF the hz-kslEne ;.
\. Castle VIII De s jubilee day 81
The Hawaiian Hardware CO. 5 store.
Read the advertisement IN this Is
sue. l. tells al ab1U. Il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

The closing exercises Of the H2-
laws English school, on MolOkai,
took place last Wednesday and
Thursday. Mr.. H van Giesen Is
principal and NJ. Sol Fuller as
sistant. The exercises concluded
with lusus znd balls on both even
It's
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

The teachers were generally much
pleased with the convention and are
most grateful to their Waikiki and
Wsihee friends who so hospitality
entertained them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-25

LOCAL IND GENERAL
Some Australian cccLatooS are
fcr Sale 81 Leis7er's IN. L. store,
Geo Kin, NuUznu street, offers
70 uske suits 70 order for Sl+. m
guaranteed
The Hawziis and the Cresosnts
VII, rlzy the LAST game Of this saS-
son next Saturday.
On August 10Th Jas, F. Morgan
vii sell 5 IezSs Of some crown land
in North ho1a, Hawaii.
Nr. c. WaIl Of Kau. Hawali, Re
turned yesterday from the COST by
the bs-Sentine IrmEard-
MIA Schssfs-. IS executor Of
The estate Of the hate A. A. Co-nio.,
ms g notice in this issue.
Slow paysrs a-e enjoying rs
pira Il present. IS your friend
Luu;U- i laid up with the grippe
Nessrs. 4. c. Ovsnden and A.
fred c. Garter hsve been appointed
no.z-ies public for the t-St Judicial
circuit
In the By Authority column
appears $ reward OF 5000 for the
arrsst and delivery Of the leper
Eooiau.
The K2mehamehs ball team VIII
no. appear on the diamond any
more this season. They have won
the psnn2nt
The Duke Of Newcastle. It i IN
de-srooi. VIII no. visit the volcano,
hu- viii leave for japan on the
next steamer
The rules and regulations for
-epsrs a1i kokuas living 81 the
settlement appears in The BY Au-
-bo-i-v column
The list Of persons who viii act
: deputy assessors and collectors
to- this ysar appears in the by
authority column
H.F. Wichuau has 8 new sd
-e--issmsrt II this issue. IN which
ne offers the latest thing in sterling
si,ve--a strawberry fork.
M-. J. =. NeCandlsss. 8. LAST
-cc5ur-s. was 81 ELeusbu-E. Wash
5rz-or- He expects 70 leave Tor
The Worlds fair next month
The arrival Of the bz-ksulns ;.
\. Castle VIII De s jubilee day 81
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. store.
Read tbs advertisement In this Is
sue L tells al ab0u. Il
sIsss-s G. L. Edwards and [. C.
Mccartney. principals Of the ha-
--zaEz z-t hzuuakakal schools,
respectively. on No-okai- arrived in
.oTn Der steamer M0k0-ii-
= photograph Of the victorious
SCARED crew Of Yale college Of SO
Is On exhibition in one OF the win
ioEs Of the Pacific Hardware Co.'S
store. The color Of the Yale crew,
which i blue Is pinned on the
frame
lis expected that within week
schooner VIII Be sent to Fanning's
island with supplies She viii re-
turn with 2 Iosd Of cobra and pos
sibly one pzsssngs--GeOCge Greig,
who intends 70 take in the Worlds
Fair.
The closing exercises Of the Ha-
lava English school, on MoIokai,
took place last Wednesday and
Thursday. Mr.. Il. van Giesen Is
principal and NJ. Sol Fuller as
sistant. The exercises concluded
with Iusus and balls on both even
lEs.
The Banana Trade.
V1-r0z-A. July lin oonnec-
ton with the new Australian steam
ship service Wilson Brothers have
been appointed agents for British
Columbia and Washington for
Campbell. Marshall & Co. Of Homo
lulu. dealers in bananas. who ship
on an average 1000 punches 70 San
Francisco BY each steamer VII
son Brothers received 900 punches
h. -r-- VTs---u,oo IN NJ which viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
THE PETROLECM MARKET.
,ys FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND hA>'C UT A'A>'
Ncw.York October "A, 1898.
The complete returns OF the pipe lines OF pennsylvania,
West Virginia ETC.. for SEPTEMBER which were pubsheo
this week, proved far encouraging than hau pet"
expected 7rhe decrease stocks from the previous
month was 5S7 271 barrels nearly twice as nlueh Us
had been predicted By cautious Observers Inc hea'y
reduction probably partly due to an enlarged seo
mcnt and surplus account but nevertheless the moh'hS
excess OF deliveries amounted 70 3ieao' par
res petroleum statistics OF the current year ntSo
uniformly favorable TO producers VINO seek Iise
values The decline In net stocks has been 20 aree anu
progressive reach the importance OF trad" wave that
present every indication poiDt TO fur her heavy shrnh-
age in production rather than any Increase. oeptnl.
err 1899 marked elimination OF rising movement ID
stocks II crude oil above ground which had continue
uni twenty-five months. beginning win mo
decrease ia October 1892 the visible supply since th'p
has each month smaller figures than IN me pre-
ceiIng month. The stocks hand last month wcfr,
Is3 81 barrels less than December b. lS?-, anu
lower by o3 l19 barrels than In September year ago
In one wear consumption has u.ed up ncarly oOoVWV
barrels ground and II That r@c or reducti0
should maintained In less than three years inc Wilde
supply OF high.' petroleum would be entirely eNhau,tI
Precedent teaches tina; befoc this "a Is rache1
discovery Will help 10 rcpCnish Pennsy 'anias re-
reduction in stocks unnportinf magnitude, thereby
market value OF the current production
owing 10 the excess Il demand
COM ar-Ons are made IN the Following
Of OF the line reports by moflths
for the first nine months 81 the lat three years:
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was very little trade toward MIDDAY as the Western
Vr,v",,a tnc receipt Of any kind Of information from the
Wcsi. there an ncica N ,iaiins ana ''"dy 'cn.
PRESTON d., cloed into positive weakness toward midday
a lho S ~ co>c Of last nigat the curb crc
strl iuth'r Wcahnr, r,.. a,e'nhi "nou h n ,, Of
any bull and CT bu>ing Tor new account lhc ST
cCurlgcmcnt plccs have d'chl,d nos for 'ome weeks
ata tng uauG. 81 IN. nSr , oci,n c SS TIE eipt
West 'ontnuc large although by no m'hs ., h,aNF a.
creased II coOOCO pared with lat but this
docs not TO DE sufficient 70 cause encouragement,
quite iapdiy and today Iradsrcci, visible les1
july are lG.j0)oo bush above last years record. At
the clos, tho fe ore Of decided weakGs, c. at the
moderately active ana weak closns nnaly at about lc
1000 bush for export and - 600 bush for milling, as
nqr closed at Ga7.5' lsc undr December b at
o g RS p y cos 5 satb ana a 4r 6
ccmhcr delivered and Gocco bush sc under December in
No aari winter, 1900 bush, DC under December
D,,csacr deyc'ci old qroiei s.c under Dc'embcr
No.crn spring - 900 bush, private del yer,l;
tr H from both pcsa for et t week cnd
lrtay Of wheat 'nd hour wer' so2 81 bush AGAINST
year ago dhe eNiof:s cf corn were 1,cso coo hush
hs s been g a % S:l !sP% g Sr 80 q,'
5 Sa'4 ~ ac9casc bSsS Que Re-
80 bush ha.leT, GO. 800 bush 500 bush
-four lol5t@ bMs. and 49, 695 sacks........
CORN--The market for dull and depressed 10
cIr. N ring encouragement the bulls. Trading
opened dun. and f9active during the morning is
ire. rupon OF the Western Telegraph
and orders from the interior. Toward midday
sympathy with the dee line. selling Gevcop'i. and
lie close asc decline for day and
q the prices stu further weakened December
selling at 40'4. los Of &c. Cash corn dull and
weak sales were 1.,CCo bush including 900 bush
for export, as follows No corn, 100 bush, 2.
gu ted i72c elevator; No corn $4,000 bush. 41ssa
~, delivered; No . corn 10000 bush. isle O.
to-day win the market on boh cash and futures de;
IN corn and wheat There wa PRACTICALLY no ,pcculatiye
ia sed in cash market. The close futures
barely stendy az l. 10 .c net declilc. Sales Of cash
oats only abou: 80 600 bush ao follows: No 2
oats, 33c asked elevator and 3ic delivered No oats
nominal. 3,c; No white 10000 bush. 3jc; No
white. 1000 bush. 33lac; track white. $4,000 bush.
3jd.)c track mixed 1000 bust. 3ia3jc. MALT
Market nominal Western. ,nG 10y; Canada s5a2ie
wauEe'. 67aesc; ungraded Western, Goa7oc RYE
Market quiet. az Jod51c for taot ana boato1d sales
car No at 90 elevator SEEDS, .Cloyereeei Gpict
prime quoted - 40 asked, - - bid for 100 n
No October 80 % November 80 IS: aid December
50 90 Timothy-Marhct stea " at sidsJ per 100 ~
flaXscCd-Malket steady at II Is.
Quotations follow For comparison, the closing prices Oh
n st N and lastye follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

800 head marke, orcned dull and with prices the lowest
ever known sefe duIi an good a., To- saGise
"a a. 4i, S,oi sh cn 81 GA IS choice, - 25at3 So
cinennati OFT i5-catsc-shprers - 5c@ y 80
oxen 81 jOdS3 rs; extra, - select butcher - poe
a % extra "A s0as4 Is sir to sood 1903 50 com.
mon ssas5 IS efer. good to choice nS - i*s .S
* @5 fair TO medium saas 81 Hogs, select heWy
and nrmo h,cLcr 10 7Oa$5 so; fair TO good packing.
So 4oasG ,o common and rough, 80 5oas6 81 fair TO
good light 81 5od4C 81 fat pigs sS So,So io ShesR
a. go limbs EXTRA - 3oasi So good to choice, STA
o. %. 80 ma, !, t,,,,,o ,o.o,,,s
700 head: market quiet but prices steady lio.s-h'
ani,g. ,a,s mead: guaty not 80 good; market mod
eratey sctyc heavy hog Sc o%e Other grades ~, q
30 - mi xcj 30 35Gs6 50 heavy packing and shipping
lots sG 3OosG SO; pigs - 73atS 90 sheep-heceipts
900 head; market quiet, but steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

,,uo,,,,o Wis oct 1i-Continued llqudations
of long wheat caused another slump In the market
to-day December opened at 621sc and sold down
70 and closed AT GOlsc Cash wheat was 2t4c under,
and May &c over December prices samples were
moderate closing prices track were: No North ct
ern; &c; No sprins ~c No n, Nn Ioc
November sic: good to choice extra No 2, 4sa sc;
common to good 4Tsc; $50 40 a2 20 Oats STe
d Gys Sg aR corn '% s 80 &C. no &c FaSseed
Ss 80 per tenial: market quet clover seed
Flour ana mill stuffs unchanged
MINNEAPOLIS oct. decentralization struck wheat
traders full in the face yesterday. ana there was
collapse in price The break %Sa well w up G re
was a day Of liquidation and disappointment, De
cember opened at S ana c opene at rs aea ana
closed at sic against close Friday of 66%.c; cash
wheat sd Tas S% Snd cn 9t' patents
bakers 81 7yas2 lo low grades, 81 -gaM No. Bran
y so shorts nr $40 ss s madk?' res sfnay sht
10 se No yelGw 5 SG 0I'S No s% wnte
Ea,timo.c Oct. Il.-FIour dull unchanged. Wheat
s,eady I'D .po. and oe'o9:r Scsds Deem, ,s.n;
Ss sss %s ..%p % Stock ' 5o5s
bush ." 900 cSr% d" %gd lid 'p poi,
Whit corn BY sample sgSt go Ds o" ae 4S sa 'os
G Witt w ssn a. SC0V SO o' mlSc% do SJ aje
receipts 500 bush stock, lao III bush. Rye quiet;
i Ho s soSs 'ra D' irhi' r%-r 'S %nSha"sd
Cotton nominal p.tdlas Sc Pro,siOa' nrm m ons
clear rib sides AMI sugar picked sfoultcfS
sac cured smoked Shoulders 3isc; hant l-'ic;
Lard renn'd. l'sc Putt.r very dI1S credic:y fancy.
fancy Die good e choice i'di9t ro I'm. &c d.
lair 10 good l7ai9c packed 1Cdl-c Egg, quiet.
$4,000. coffee steady; Flo goes. far Ice Ne - lSc
Sugar strong; graduated j'sc. topper and whioney
UNCHANGED.
Ros.on. Oct. H.-Mark,ts quiet.
Buffalo, Oct. n.-Sprlng wheat qule, limits weak,
unsettled sales. 2OWo bush; 40 hard spot c9,sc;
III bush No Nosth,rn. I, Gjc 300 do 6jisc
O 900 do spot 6Gi. aG0L.c closing. No l hand SPIT.
dc; do / (. GG.c; 80 | Northern pot, G04ci do
e (. 85'ic winter Wheat lover; sales, cars NO :
red G3c 40 ! white, Oi4c asked. Corn quiet, lower
s,lrs 300 bush 80 > yellow. 42'.ai3c; l3Co0 bush
80 > corn i2dI2c store; closing, No yellow 42'.c:
30 . corn. i2c -iorc Oit, dull. lover NO 2 white.
.I?si,r; No white. 32's G32i cc; 40 mixed, ~
lnflcy lower dtlI; 40 Western d5a1Jc; Ne = "9
C.c. lower gr.dcs o. doe: >tiH. dSd1oc. hic neg
ccted No ,. ji2c. clover lower and wax 6 srt
snrirg .Idsi 10; winter straight. ~ ljd&3 -. Ky"
hour ~ .3 Is Mil f''d quiet cosv, unchanged.
anal f,ights strong; wheat, jc corn. 4sc seed, DC
to Ncw.Yort.
CHICAGO. Oct 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct II. m-I,eef The supply 10 poor
Holder. offer moderately. Ifams-HOll'r. press
sales. Bacon Holder Offer moderately; Cumberland cu
"S 30 II. n 81 cd Cheese Holders of r
spafrgy. Tallow-Ifodcrs offer noccrlt " prime city
2ss Spirit. Of rI.ntn" Holden. Offer slarngy
firm 2ls I'd 'oon.c oi-fi,crJo ol rci ed hrn at
OBS 9d. Il -n-Ioldcrs DIR freely. L1rl- Spot-ioli
offer freely: futurcIold"r- lng. Whs,t
and Hour Hold p oiI"r mod'r ty. cori-Soot and fu
turcsIIodrrs offer ffcly: mixed We tern. spot steady
~ IL I'D October steady n. Is: SOvrmbor stead 40
Is I'D: December s'cady 81 T. I'D Hops at London
Pacific Coast-The supply l. poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

CORNMEAI.-Thc n3rtet Is stcafy; sies. 100 hbls
90 81 Quotations. yellow Wcstr1 81 O0Gs2 - Rrandy
wine. 81 81; sale. OF 30 MS 90 81 saamniore - So
EoutscIn whit - 15HsI % .......HAl; MEAL
Quiet Quotations Fine white al o.; dnc low. ~ O5
coarse 93d15c Fi,ED-Iarsct quiet, Quotations Of
Western carrots. 40-r. 77casCc: Con -7i.e.sO So
H. sOHs5c 1OOD. S5d9oc; s.arDs. 95casl rye feed.
r-i,usOc hoiniuv chou. sJaC0: roffoc. meal II l5d
81 20 per 100 N; oil meal. 81 37sael 30. CIV feed
Quiet ut Sj0co:.
N-wiffAT-Jbcrr was nothing in the New.
York wheat market today 10 offer encouragcmlt {,
believers In prices. The opnlnc .c lower
end very dun In the absence q news from the wcs The
6oios quoted I'd lower. For short time early. there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

RIO ccfee-Inec the usu Sat I'd IS ictccc 20 FAY,
ortant invoice lots were sod There was. how
ever a moderate Obbing demand. and sale,
made that account. The market !. quoted on the
OF 1sac for Rio No spot but there Is little
spot coffee available, and claim tnat II any was
offered 1t could lie sold on the basis o. ISL Mild
coffee with ales of 200 bags Mar1caibo. and
800 bags Ccntral American private terms Ne STOCK
and Visible supply BAIL coffee and afoat
day compared with yesterday and corresponding day
last is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

Az . mos sos II So, o. 90 s07i5 $3.50 's''2i
The Dip, line deliveries Oc:ob so far have % en- IN
tr mcv heavy The results date would forerhaaow al
even larger reduction Gin toks than occurred in 81
ten,hcr The rartla returns from onob 70 IL Vh'r'
ter, the 18th. inclusive, are as appnded;
Runs ID lvor,s. delivers. Chatter.
Total bbls........7sjGI7 I.'21,757 242ltO $50.
Average per day. COOL SID -Vio 20
The cvpor1s Of crude refined. etc. from the Manuc
port, from 20 da'c amounel TO Oo WV ~
Ions an liner Of coo gallons over he cor'e'
spoldinc period OF 1892 $500 ...,,.,, In ya,,on.,
Toe rang, prices AMI TIE total dealings IN Nauo Ia
r. um Fxciarec Tn" last for weeks were o. ioows
Wccx md, d SEPT %. ser. 80 oC., n
opening --.-.---bI
liiHhfst --.---.-.Dp ooi,
~ M
sales. barrels 5000 3'oo' - wv - W
Rnnucd r,foleum wa. Quoicl unchanged AZ 515 cents
Gallon IN b,rr.ls Gj in bulk ana DO cents III
eases I'm NcwYork and 80 cents In biires ana -po
cent. IN hulk IN Philadelphia. WASHINGTON crude wa, tnc
am, At so gallon IN barrels and cents In Dhl
Na.h,ha IL $50 cents "A gallol. ..,- ,..,., =.
forei.- quotations without variations closing az
M francs por 100 kos AZ Antwerp 30 marks per %
kl,, at and 37d Imp'ral gallon al Loh"'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
\ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Monroe-st, Nos l02, l0i ana 106; Louis Gordon
and another to Herman Fehter and another;
TO Harriet l. ;ial!atin ...........;......,.....
4Oth.st No 1923 West; Mary Gorton and
other TO Mary O'Flaherty. Observation-Disclosures.
ssth.st $. 202 IT g Of 9th.aye; George Enccl
10 Rosa Mckeever.. ......-........
Same prop,rty Dcniel McKecver and another to
george Ense - g., .o,, no > f;oc.,s
Schr liver and another to William Costing.
SOthst n " corner Lexington-ave. 30x1c0; Lewis
n Bach 10 samuel w Smith. .....::........
& hist n ;, los II g Of 6th-ave, lSXlOO Eleonola
Mack TO John q Norris.
1oGth.st 40 1J9 East: Charles T. Hall and an.
other to Alexander A jordan ......:.::..;:.:..
113th.st. n :. 80 IT OF 2d-ave. 20xl0o1l: John
King to wilhelmina King ...-.......-.......
97th.st, n = 1893 It W OF lst-ave, 30xlO0; Theresa
Gottschalk ~ Emma Silver,iam .,;.......;.....
1f8th.st No All West: Joseph Watkins and an
other to J. Jenkins :,;
another 10 Ioiettrs Metcalf encouragement.
07thst g. 40 It W Of sth-ave. 20x1o0; Caleb
NJ. Hlllnan and another TO Leopold Walach,:
l51th.st n s. 100 It ~ 11tl-ave, oONlOO; DAVID
S Banks TO Harriet ii Thompson ..-.........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ncw-York. Ocfoh.r - te"'
BEFVES-Reccipts wcrc 40 ears. s2S hcad-32 care
for slaughtcrrrs direct for alive aud II
cars for the market 80 tr,dine Feeling dull CITY
dressed beef steady at Gaasic for native slde- chol'
do De. AMI ja02c for Texas do. No later cable news.
Shipments n reported.
tALVEs-I;rccIpts head No trade worth noting.
Feeling steady Dressed calves moacrat" Request
az yesterday 0uOtiiiO-
SHEEP AND LAMrS-RcccIIts. 10 rar.. or $50
hc1d-C cars the market AMI 3 ears CONSIGNED dlro~f
slauehtcrcrs. ncrdirg the stock held ,r.fcr-
day there abou, - ale. Prime Lamb,
ttlc active. but all other grades Of stock
sold slowly. and at II c'cccA n. there
TO sell az the lower yards. sale, ~ rood
sheen = - "jasi 100 n 10 selected do sol at
- q, common 10 prim" lambs AZ siaSj .; IL cNtrl
do at - -. Ore, ii mutton quiet Der n hnd
drcd lambs stcrfy 40 GI~r few ", carciSs.s bring.
Ing 9sc.
>alrs-Wnkcr.on & Shcrurn ~ Indian, sheep III y,
~ - 100 n Isl do 100 n, ut Al 80
do. 30 n. at -; 30 do - n. at II? 70.
u. NcIhcr.on \ Co: 22o Kcrturl-v lamb. g., n, n
- so loI do 20 n. az - -; 100 Kentucky -hrrp %
n. ~ - - . 10. NJ n, IT - 80
Newton ''illef.: 1871 Ohio lambs o. H. at 81: Ijf
Wet Virgins, do 81 II. NJ ~ I@a.
!. T. Pidcock 900 Indiana sheep So N NJ ~ -; o42
Indiana lambs. SO ~. at - 70.
NJ. Collins: - Indiana lambs - n. nj ~,
Iialcnhcck & Hollis 40 Can,d, liml. ~ n az
q Dlienha"n 3j7 Canada lambs 40 n at - - 40;
do. 80 n, at -.
Hume & Mullen: 90 Wcstcrn lambs GO n nj 81 20 :.
o07 Wrster- sheep % N Ut ~ 81
HOGS "ccnt~. l. 'a.s or i.s33 head equally dlvi led
between the yards Trading limited bat :r.ug ..,iy
\ sander -od u STAT ho2~. l31 n ay,r1qc at 81 ucr
100 - . rough do ;"- :" - 40.