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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

P-HGEIXvILLE, Au.} ga farmer re-
siding near the copper L.---s 9everal miles
south Of this place Uaa"rJleI a curious
looking bOXwlile p.Ousa lg. 1t contained
seyenty-Ave Chinese coins, three gold
watches, tea chains, 81 number of gold
pens, and some rare American coins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

MoNoNGAHELA Cry, April q .-Tuesday
night James Burrtinett shot and killed his
naotherin-laW, Mrs. Lettie Troy. Think.
ing burglars had entered the house he pro,
cured his shot gun and without speaking
to the intruder fired both barrels. Taking
a light and going in the direction in which
he shot, he discovered to his horror that he
had blown the head of Of Mrs. Troy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

PHILADELFHIt, April 20.-D1ring the
week ex-GovernJr Beaver and General
Hastings nave been in the city. The for
mer is warmly in favor of the latter for the
republican -gubernatorial nomination, and
has had conversations with leading poll.
ticians with reference to the matter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

~SHAMoKIN, April 20.-Yestarday after
noon Superintendent Williams announced
that it had been ascertained positively that
all the men had escaped from the mum
dated slope of the Luke Fiddler colliery
The colliery is operated by the Mineral
Mining and Railroad Company and 500
hands are employed. The damage to the
mine is not serious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

SoHUYLKILL HAVEN, April 20.-Freder-
lex Brown, a prominent citizen Of this
place, died after an illness Of -four weeks,
aged IS years. He held a number of po-
sitions Of trust, and had been u resident Of
this borough for thirty-dy years,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

ASHLAND, April 20.-Fire has again been
discovered in the mines at Potts colliery,
Looustdala, and all work in that section Of
the mine had to be suspended, The fire
has been burning for the past few years,
but could not be reached.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

NOMINAL, April 20.-William Golden
bloom was arrested here, charged with
bringing stolen jewelry into Canada. The
v~aluables belonged to A.. ~Goldringer, Of
New York city. Goldeubloom was re-
mauded
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

HALuAr, April 20.-H. NJ. Whitney &
Co, the principal stockholders In the big
coal syndicate, Save bought for S2l5, 900
She GOwriS mines at Cow Bay, G. b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

HAzLEToN, april 20.-Mrs. Sarah Bager,
Of F~renchtown, has just celebrated the
104th anniversary of her birth. Mrs. Bager
reared a family of ten children, all of whom
were present at the anniversary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

BERLIN, April 20.-Jean Dufresne, a col
sbrEted chess master and author, died here
at the age Of 81 years, Ne was chess edi-
tor Of the GRTtsnlsube and other illustrat-
ed Weeklie
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

Usage Cry, Kan, April 20,-Two more
Of those injured in yesterdays cyclone here
died at an early hour this morning, making
a total Of five lives lost as a result Of the
storm in this city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

NOR RENTAL eight-room dwelling house,
H. No 10 North Jardin street, shenandoah.
For further particulars apply at No. IL North
Jardiu street. 4-lI-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

WTANTED-A few men OF life and push.
w Good pay, steady employment and light
work. If making less than $1,000 per year and
expenses. write us. The Guarantee Nursery
Co, Geneva, N Y. 4-2o-6t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-04-20

N@ ~
Favorite Remedy upon my recommend
ton, aud it did him more good than the
physicians long treatment. He Then
bought six bottles az me and was @ well
man long before they were used up."
Such words as these must impress the
sick or ailing one.
Three years ago was troubled with Br'gbt's
Disease. The best Doctors said could moi live
three months. ltieu CoumeuC.du ing DR.. agu-
nedy's FavoIite Remedy and um now wei.
@. l.. hUANED, birmingham, Conn.
Twas afflicted with q tumor growing over nv
right eye. Eminent physicians said there was DO
help for me. / began at that time TO use Or.
Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy and the tumor en-
tirely disappeared and Favorite Remedy s.red
my fife. ", NJ. PACKER, P~crtlaudylllc, II. r..
II it werc not for DR.. Kennedy FavoUte Rem
edy l think I should die from constipation. Fay
Orite Remedy gives me an appetite, produces
refreshing sleep, and cured NE of n nervous
affection / had for wears. 1t h q tonic, and I
could not live without g..
EDs. JULIA A. NEArLE, Kingston, n. T..
Are You O victim Of any kidney or bladder
difficulty Try DR.. Kennedy ST. avOrita Remedy
at once as it cured me when Gbout 90 give up all
hope. H.. G. BANK, Poughlaepsie, N. Y.
Have you the symptoms Of dyspepsia, sour
stomach, painful weight in the abdomen gftar
Getting, palptution Of the heart, short breath,
headache. constipation, droWsinCss, loss oiUpnv-
tte 3 Then loose no time. buttakc DR.. Kennedy 9
Tavorite EcWndy. 10 is tine discovery ot O ply
stefan who has used It for years in his private
practice, and IL has by many thousand tests been
proven capable Of doing althatis elaine for it.
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WANT 3, &c.

nor RFNT-Ofces in the Refowich build
L ing. Stelm heat ana electric light. APP
ply at RefOwich's clothing store. 3 1871
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WI A-ET TTs D-Houest energetic men
w to solicit orders for Fruit Hnd Ornamental
Nursery StncE. Expenses and $ diary 10 tn Sc
who can leave home and devote all their time
to he work; or liberal commissions to local
agents. state OccuAatiOG and choice NJ terri
tory Adcrass. r. q. CHASE a Co, 1890 South
Penn square, Fhila elphla Pa. 4-lflm.eOd
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AGENT WANTED for the only Authorized
on JAS. G. BLAINE

BY GAIL HAMILTON, ais literary executor
with the cooperation Of his family and for Mr.
Blaine's great History, Twenty Years OF Con
sions." One prospectus for the three books.
Exclusive territory given. Write for terms to
TIE HENRY BILL PUB. CO., Norwich, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

..s ,.,, M, g ,,,r. -. o,,I,u, IN sell at
EhAMs Nd I'm, ,hrr i. Sishtly nasier telling
about 'a' Ii'o n LII, an, unrh,nc'd I,.J ftldury
Mai%" y %ra no. surplus "ocR here ae yet Othcr
kinds an""' ,.v ' and market slgh,lv wrasrr.
',s NOR rn'y 'is.u rhoirr =, 500 y; IS ncilgm,
n,a'' ,.,,, Z, sU1 Al ~, n,a Is,,J ch,ice
~ tidncv ls,i1 ,oJs, 10 red kidney 1898
~ ''"fs WIZ, Nv 81, ,,s,t H., ~, ,,n M :. 10 a.
,hocc o. o3as- .o Is,s mi 7ns ~ do lsg
~ - iarofh i'an'", '''y ~ 1sn.I Green
pas bbl.. ~ 32asi 81 BAGS. ~ "o@l 80; do Scotch
iaas ~ JJasl %.
EU1TEk-Tndc how, no inpr,' mcit wha,cNr anu
with considerable 1rsn ,"rh ae'nuiid w soi' '",
f. strong pressure u stH ana Increasing "'S'k - w.
ccvca are struaslng to hold 2o on pc marx, OF WI
creamery. hut SIC "a Df oH' u' mol' t'n'T "au
Ing b,ris for extra. ana cos' Duy - have sInl.u o,
fancy foohs ,o AZ wc:,, and n~sa nv IImi,ri onc,
June stock quiet AID ea'ier STATE dairy ir ~ 'uhs Of
high quality are larry 'anp. anu S''adf d' s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
TIE STATE or TRADE.

ent. 81 CON s. 70; spring wheat do, $iqsi 80, Wheat
irregular and frrner; No red, spot Slls4oIAc;
October 67a67i.c; December. 6sM69Ac; May l6a
7GKc; stock, ,sS bush; sales, $1,000 bush; milling
wheat by sample eSN67lac. Corn quiet mixed spot
year ia i5i.c stock 2s5ss bush; sales. 5000 bush;
white corn. by sample. JGao2c, old: 4ygooe new;
yellow do sc ney Oats s tea SS w shio
ments $1,000 bush: stock. 2O,7S bush Rye dun;
No 2 SIC: shipments, 5000 bush; stock 15529 bush
Hay quiet and steady; good to choice timotny.
si51sls. Grain freights steady. unchanged cotton
firm middng, SIC. Butter firm; creamery. fancy'
29c; do. fair to choice, 26a21c; do imitation. Zoc.
Eggs firm 21c nearby, 2Dc. Coffee quiet; Rio car
goes fair, 1910; No I. Is 5-Sc Other articles I'M
changed
Boston. Oct. 2O.-Markets unchanged
Buffalo. Oct. 2O.-Spring wheat-hctve demand
for f. at early limits closing dull &c aaVan ncc
asked sales. 5000 bush No Northern 6sl+c; t01
bush old Chicago Northern. soc: 5000 bush NO
Northern, C / t. 6ssc; 1900 do; $3.50; 5000 40
6i7sc closing. No hard. spot. Csl.c 49, ceis L.
e7s.c: No / Northern. spot, 6Sl.c do. G T. eStc
Winter wheat lower: No 2 rcd CSC; No white
G1,bc asked Corn unsettled sales. 5,o00 bush NO z
yellow i3i.Gii c: 1900 bush No i2aafi.c; Closing
No yellow i3S.c; No 3 42;.c asked oats nrmers
sales cars No white 3ttq342c; 2 cars No
white. 33.aS3Hc; cars No mixed sc earis,H
Barley firm; No ! Western. Go46oc; No Z, 6one5c;
lower grades 4Sa55c: state 6sd70c. Rye-No offer
ngs; No 2 quoted sic. Flour nrmi far demand
best spring. 8 90dSi; winter stralghts. y i5a% =.
Canal freghts hrm; wheat, Sc corn. iHsc oats 3'sc
seed SCI barley 4isc to New-York
Chicago Oct 2o-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
orr.rp ,,,oKETs-By TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo Oct cCattle-Receipts last twenty 20 20
hours $3.50 head total for week t da had. con.
head; for same time last week Hseo hes ssn head
signed through. $3.50 head; to orh ;,h veal
on sale none; market opened ana ciosea WI" hours
feeling Hogs-Receipts last twenty-i.Unuiao Az, 49,
If 40 head: total for week thus iar, 'VfoV neauj
for same time last week. $500 head co ad eu
sale $50 head; market opened weak 1ai &c ssN
Sc 6 good to choice S. 1885 So good mixed 81 AZ
Sc Jn IS 50; good mediums, 80 %ds1U psS, - ,owr
hours. 800 head total for week thus far sl owO
head: for same time last week $,1T nean az h eo
signed through 200 head; to NeT-fork IiU mean can
on sale 100 head; market opened lover coseu Wy
dull with a number unsold; fair to good lambs
3o@ y c shSse xst5 s@s s. 4oas57 S''D
East Liberty. oct. 2O.-Cattle-Receipts light, de-
mand fair, market slow at unchanged prices
Prime. 81 75Ms s. 10; good "a 35@A GO; good butchers
81 75MS4 TO- Hogs-Receipts light. demand FAIR
market steady at quotations very rev s0oea S,
mixed. s. sOass s.: best light Workers. s. ,SgsS 81
grassers So o IS 60; common to best pigs $3.50 ~
roughs sass Sheep-Two cars for sale; demand
only fair market steady at unchanged prices. Extra
s. 50lS, ~ good 81 sass TO- common. jOcqs; spring
lambs. 81 s0NSi 30 ,,. q mn had.
St Louis. Oct 20-Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head
market steady SC higher. Heavy, - l0a% u; mixed
~aS 10; light, 50 2OQs6 So Sheep-Receipts' w heao
Union Stock Yards Chicago. Oct T-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000 head; market easy to hrm. common ao1l
to extra steers sSd$5 stockers and feeders. $2g
81 65 cows and bulls sl9s3 5O calves s2aS o. Hogs
Receipts. 1900 head; market generally nrm
Heavy s. s0n IS IS; common to choice mixed VT
S. 5O choice assorted Sc 55d 20; light IS 1OaS6 SO
firm Native sheep, 81 25qsi; Westerns. " 5oaS 80
lambs, 81 JO4$ IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-Yors. October 20. 1898
CoTIoN-rhe cotton market opened WIN business s moo
1t the first coll first call OOOV bales anu
up II o'clock, 5000 bales. Total sales IS5 ~
bales The the best Ice, showed ivanrc
Of 10 points over YESTERDAYS figures. The ll-
provemcnt due auvccs from Washington, IN
dcating possibility, II not the p obabity oil CORY
action silver subject. But the market seemed 70
be overloaded with long cotton accunuacI on thr recent
evidences frost In the South ana Indications Of s'D
siding movement In this country, coupled WITH very
strong advice Europe indicating unusual business
in Manchester and Preparations st Lanraser Tor i'ies
same tine slowed a fairly sustained business m cro'
cou.n, while closed firm at advance 81 500
404d. stocks OF cot at Manchester were reported 10
be decreasing aud Of at that point light
II was fursacr cabed Liverpool that the recent
Nei estimate being dstrustcd: and INIT the reports
from side being accepted more etit!co 10
confidence. The reports from this side referred 70
pointed 10 a $50 900 bale crcp maximum WIN o."
present indicating nearer 10000 600 bale crop
The talk or Change this afternoon generally Dnnh
action market rattle: served 10 indiat'
chance to come There were several bull nurleS
wifi, prIces dropping back whenever BIN support was
withdrawn Heretofore outside buyicc orders nave bh
suncicnt market. Bat TO-DAY II has uc-
nended largely uron the local contingent, who seem o
ho waiting for opportunity 70 uniosu. some u u'c
local selling due % the esnaied re.eIps at Nv
Orleans o. Is nCo bales against iO'oOo Ill
,hiie the interior movement was originally eXrctcn
footinr nm 1G bales against G90OOo bale. Tor
responding week. while tie stocks increase 1879 pss
over est week The movement points IN 31o:roc oucs
AL 0Oo bales last year As the market elo.ed ~ "ns
rather expected Iverroo market would iccl Tn
efects Of rat,er bcarlsh conditions PREVAILING az e
close o. business American spinners is ofer'c
r rot Coming I'm Tho niar,e and remains to he seen
whether they can dcrcnded upon This ycar 70 uke
90 ~, hacs to 100000 bales The feeling a. INC
clo-o ~ Ch1~-c wa rr'tN nh-e''"i. =.
orening rance and close to.oaY anu cio'"f p'u inc
mic nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New.York. October 90. 1893
REEVES Receipts were 1913 car-. 2.oo2 head-73
car 70 ,n ~ cars u Sn s s FEW
% E aver G' w lHn sds ~ {" Ds sold ne dra
less active ana trade slow but pices WEE fairly
and Team. sold at !, soa,, ls per 100 N common 20
good nai "r, at 20 ,df' 10 ars ana os 40
= cow l5 s> ana p hIcs az Il 5sss s.
native side aad Ss7s Ic>a. ana roioa 10 d: Fri:
yate cable adyees quote rcrig'r' be- en a, SCI"
dressed weight shipments tomorrow include 2i5 cattle
s2 cattIr and 800 gu .rtcrs schwazcniId sui
,rs,r To- oo ne Inst ncd rn aio EOS , St,r co en- The
e. or is Sa for GS e q% 81 'aS I,'s Ss
Gsa-%A ic Ns""fy ls1S g !, sv dr.
l.75 u, - So do i9oi ~ at - 20; 10 do 100; 2.
at s & 70 ~ g. air ,s y @ do S $50 D. 4
Is do lo' Is % 30 y PHI .'s ls2i N a. ~ 10;
S'~t;S SiiiI.t, 9 only ,,ec, En-, il: =, 49,;
@1 1910 at q q g 2: DO - 1910 10 @ 3 d. IN;
r"Is,"s a, g." &, $685.. 'G B. g
at a2 % g. 800 Do at $50 3 S p & - o. g o.
sanders: Y ohio oxen extra lsS NJ at = 50; 20
,is.; 9 ws,i yis"la o. :sc r E w GA T.
I' cssa. lS Ga nj =. at, i do 1852 i" at - 10 10
nnIlcnIc.k & moIiI1 l OK, 1900 N. 81 ie'a do.
%.s Mullen ,S SSS" 1850 p at 50 so do 1850
50 at ssi e,,,st Marlci. slow aud lower srssr..
" n e 's'' bSe r Il a 'S' S 5 s.' so
II, drr,el Veal. SAFE ioT ,Iiy drc';cd 5sslfc Tor
''' ssie.tiiasnie1k nsi; ga'sr ~ IL r. a,
d. q d at s. 30 At y a. a % at 10
'' Hume MnIlcn: 20 fras-cIs 22i r. at 81 s7ia; 10
"' j. p. : Se Z NJ era scf.. aia N at s2ss
3 N No,. % sr ro 5':,"rs Ss' ~ at 81 90
. Judd Co.: veal. 100 N, at ~; gras crs 1873
:" s"iIi.tP AID LAMrs-EeccIps were 20 ears or 5sij
had. all for tac market WIN The exception OF ear.
with dozen ears or NOR" held ye'teny there
1r y 10 a a, % demand e it i aoS p Tas
ally rated DE lower large nunbfr went over Cor
s - 20 pr 100 ca at @ 90 s n GS a to ehcc
hmis AZ ~ .5af5 i.s. aud ~ head ut - % mixed
Dressed mutton c,sler AT 5Iasc per N dreSsd lambs
20 ca e. At r. 10 Ico as % g" do g 3, rc 81"
is Sl Rant"cky do O. AZ - @o =
~ b. a. 1898 Ss w Ks s,, DO 5, e g. =,
81 n at s g y do o., il 6, :, g. .a., %,
do. Is IL at ~ is 20 Ohio lamb lambs. 90 n. at 8.
co Is 10 >, w :. e., n" +. g r. at = g. a lss
Virginia do, o5 n. at 81 %; SO ohio d, 90 N. at
o. 20; 90 Western sheep. 81 N. at ss 90 II State do
s. se9d,,' ~ I, Ohio lambs ca N. at 81 so; Ohio
newton t;ilstt; es4 Virginia lambs, es N. at g.
od sm Ic :, o. state sS sheep q % at a
aIc do "a NJ Of 81 iaa 70 49, lou no.
ah. 90 ,S %e. "a
s " .% e 81: s g. "a p :; g d.
% b. a, 20 10 o. 90 at 81; liz rs"nsylv'"i
80 s ss. r;%t: S ~; ''''D' % w. ~
and lower In sympathy with Bu u and the West SALES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Yesterday was quiet day in the auction marisets A
the sales { at took place were by r. v. Haneu 4 c.
who offered, by order Of the supreme Court in paru
ton No. 81 Perryst. thre"story brick tenement Win
two-story bril- stable In to rear lot 2isA953 II
bidding up to si2,S0o Ct which pice w. j. Govern
the buyer.
The auctloneer offered under foreclosure Nos "a
to 38i West One-hundre three av
story brick fats lots ech 2jxl00l1. They brsushH
SO 500 each from Y. ROsen 'tock.
The sale Of Nos. 900 aud 23i West Forty NJ
adjourned siae die.
The following sales at private contract reported:
Frank L. Fisher Co. have sold for the Columbus In
provement Company nine lots the southeast corner n
nety.fourth-st and Riverside Drive to builder whs
will Immediately begin the erection Of eight dwellinp
three on the Drive and Ave the street. Tie priso
paid fol the Its Is 100000.
Joseph A. LouRhran has sold Q house and stable, o.
Mot 75x00, the side OF Onehundrei twcnty
ninthst 100 feet west of Fhave. for s37 800. Thu
property purchased by Mr. Loughran at pari.Ioa
sae OF his fathers June paid S3S zoo
for 1t.
Frank L. Fisher has sold, for James d. Putnam, u
four tory and brownstone house No. 100 WEI
Eightett size .Ux55SlOO to Dr. +. DE Sofa MendeA al
Shoaray Tphilla Churcn. now being bull, the soutS
side az West Eighty secOndst Amsterdam e. "a
SS5 COO Also To- tie Columbus IL Conn say
nine lots southeast corner Of yersle Drive and Nnety
fonrth.st for 100000 four lots on Riverside Drive
iIGtx OO1 and about Ave lots the street Also fo
n. y De S0lo Mendes the f0ur.stOry house. No. la
West Seventy hirdst. sfze leX60A00. to MI Jacksos
for ~20, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Autcn. Mary A, and another to Marie Winter
bottom. i2thst, Of Greenwi .,,S . years
Dislike Margaret. to Patrick Ryan and another.
sSsAs Of SSSno% to Masss
mittcc. 30 i40 Wet 32d.st. 1 year.
Hvnes Peter Ii. ct al to ) II Perciyal ct al. 7'h'
Hitler. Mary. TO s II DIN. guardian. 4oth'
st. Of ID ave years .o;,,
Hitler Mary. to 8 II DIN, trustee II 4otn'
Hsuc. Otto. 10 Rudolf Haug, n s2d'ss Of
u. hst E n%sSe q al TO Emma Prctii:d
ioIth.st W OF 2d.ave. 8 years.."-
Heck. Mary. to J Metzner. s lodh'st'
pon S aSSIlcs % Augustus Gareiss issdss
Jacob: william II. ct al TO- Aaron Barnett
Ko sSss.'M Martha Si % o5 wclhnsoa
.i:athgate.ave. n Of Treinontave years =; :.
keary Fanny. and another, to United ,s ssss
Mead. Mary @. to 4 " Griffin and another.
Mani inner, xdolIChs; 2 Fanny n Kinssoury. /.
McKelvey Jchn and wife to a Holly,
istl,-st. W Of oth.sve year,, ,l;,s..
Me ). Sf 4f ha 3 Year.
Mead John L. and another to c W Gould; .
Iririy.aye. OF w'stshsss,r,avs fncarabe,
o. the City Of New.Sork, West End-a'e' d
OF 7lth-st: years c..h r,,c,
lander execu,rix, l06th-se. e OF Amsterdam
i
c.S,r ne i,onl And wife 10 W Hallgar,en, n
otth.st o Of Lcxin oton.ave. 8 years >.
shanny Jame.. to " Turner ana another
Schneider. Joserh. and wife, 70 Pauline Iapp
$ i65th.st OF Railroad. ave: year -,
nxecm,cr etc. 40 "a Maiden Lane. 3 years.
wood Theodore. to f Potter. 5 : 9'th-st. o.
Williams John NJ. and VIE. To Title GIaran,rc
end Trust Comn,nv. West 1ith-s'. col
Nudson.st wears = :. :. 80, 4 4
wostco,t Mel SIN ). and wife. 70 The Greenwiei
Savings Bank. iSthst, OF SHAVE. years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct. 20. 3i5 p. m.-Beef and pork IN
poor demand Hans-The demand Is improving
short cut about IL To ~ H. dull at As Sd Bacon
The demand 10 Improving: long clear middles about
A. H. easy at 52s Cd shoulders. about u 70 u ~
steady nj Cd Cheese In moderate defnanu
Tailow in moderate demand, prime city STEADY a.
Kosln in fair demand. Lard-Spot In poor demand
futures in no demand: prime Western spot I rali
at moderate demand; 40 rt'i
winter firm at ~ 3isd No red spring frin AT 9s
sd Flour in poor demand. corn.Spot In iairr
demand: futures-the demand has fallen on. mixed
Western spot firm nj Is Id. October hrm at ~ 30
Is I'D: November firm at ~ I'D; December hrm AZ
a. I'D Hops at London-Pacihc Coast-ln poor
demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Henry.st, No 80; Sarah Doooczynski to Oscar
Hc DSDSs.sS 70 2li Edmund Oldham referee,
TO Davii o zsnn same 20 samc ........
Cinion.st. No l2a; Edmund Oldham, referee, to
Marx Samuels
Mansin.st, W 8, rs It S Of Riyington-st ooxi2s;
Christlc.st. G :, 100 II i OF Riyinetcnst, 50xs2;
Henry zahn and another 70 Manuel R kSEsSed;
siSb no !. A2o JAMES hsaey and
Ist-ave, No 5s7; Henry Fisher to Leopold Rosen.
4st maj s. is5 II Of oth:aye, 25xioO;
Augustus Holly TO John McKelvey..
Lexington.ave. o s, 600 It Of G9thst, 1GA72;
Mary s. ssn %s@ SascD and another
.th 70 t"' 5, 50 IL 81 Io,tA':s: 2o:iixiOo;
is2a.,t, 10 So West; Elizabeth was"burn to
o7t hr.fsei No ia West Eugene G Potter and
another to Theodore Wood .........::-.:..."..
Same property Theodor, Wood to n Y M:;,
Murray =" to Mary r Murray ............"."....
Same roperty same TO same .;;.........
l4Gth-st, IA $, 100 feet W OF 1thove 2ox2oo; same
IiGtt.st, n $. 200 IT W Of Amstcrdam'avc, 9oxioo;
osia, .f N 5, 200 # Of Xmsterdamave; same
,ssS 70 Sie s. lis +, o. 7ttavc 5yyo9ii William
Ellison referee TO Ap 1cd;,h lsrico Marcu,
Hutchinson to join Hutton ..;cn
Audubon.ave " $, so II of 17d.st 3OxlOO:
Frederick Turner and another to Elsie Maitland
I66th.st n g. 100 It Q OF 10th.aye. 25xlvo WilDur
Larremorc, referee, TO william II stiings
Lot i5s ' map Merose; Timothy Gorin to Hannah
tfaflH
lICth.st s. 200 IL LeCgett.ave 50x10o
Cornelius Donavaa to James Z Nolan ana
Boshs Sstss $, 90 It Of i79th.st 25xioo;
Anna Brown to ANY ny a Null l.; ,saa.; So.I;o
John L Mead to Mary Mead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21

HEMP AND JuTE-The primary markets do
not show any mnt.,Si ohse' ana the iGSa!
forming the basis OF current transactions. We
quote Manila hemp, She for shipment and Sac spot
slsa hemp idfsc aud 10 arrive for Lest grades
Jute 2aa4c jutr butt. PAPER quality. Iha1asc Ming
lladlsc: bagging. i',d2c.
InDEs-The market is holding TO It's strong opposl-
tlon. the demand Is fair ihe stocks are running
down somewhat and this gives holders more
u,ut. Prices are last quoted. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21

Corresponding day last year a holiday.
UKCGS-1here have been new Developments In
ortun, sales movement IL light. principally
the old basis Of values single eases sell at - 500
- GO ud jobbnc lots at - e2aS2 Co. Powdered how.
ever, is about Sc lower. and saes wcrc made the
basis d 81 osds3 30 according 70 quantity. ounIne
is selling well and the market Ia the old
lasis OF Iosa1os.c for regular, with some cash los
Change oil peppermint ruling steady at - aodTe ca
Tor Western aud New-york ut W "3@s. :" 49," ~ . "
EiSii-rhe sales movcDen, Of nsckcel Is SLOW. but
. rarket was steady the basis 81 4I4 50aHi5 for
20 Irish and si2ae1s fc. No 2 Massachusetts, No !
80 70 at TiG so. and No at sl2dsl2 80. BOX
Raising relied stcndy At 10610iac for medium sealed
smA I5al2cc for No l., with engthwise at 1Sc. Cod.
al AZ WAS s.csdy and fairly active.
1rOuR AND MEAL-Ths nour market so'dny wss IN