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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago oct. % (SpeciaD-Wheat lost nearly all
the advantage it gained yesterday. Despite efforts
on tho part of Dunn. Driver Mari. Champlin ana
others of the bull crowd. the market became sub
i,ct to the natural Influences and declined 1t was
the popular belief that the effect OF the SILVER Diii
had been discounted. Partridge sold wheat steadily
all oay Armour was "A moderate but steady seller,
and there was more or less selling by New-York.
The firm cables and higher stock market were the
only bulish influences in sight Exports were
triing. Receipts In the Northwest were larger
than a year ago and all other markets were lower.
December opened at size sold at 612c ana tfec'
closing 6ic; charters l25coo bushels
Corn weakened some with wheat early. schwartz
and Bartlett and Frazier meanwhile sold IL
strengthened later on very light estimated receipts;
30 cars for tomorrow May opened at i2i4c, sold
TO ila,c closed i2c Oats were featureess.
Provisions declined sharply on selling by packers
Hog receipts were $500 head: estimates for to-
morrow 1900 head. Fears Of continued big re-
opened at sl 5O it closed sa 32I. against sl4 TO
Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

49,. ,,, 30, tho .nonnt u
morning ana some wall S'tt' w, ~, h 90 h,vr much
whct mrn Nc athaugh il act,~I a, .omewhlt Of
lnuelee % Pin .nr turtle decline. After The ear
r had Tern cIe~uiod rad bc~l,nr local charctE
Sd w~r f,iry active all the within af-
row rang OF price, some OF ;hc large Local t,n,''
the early decline, nut It'I
and when 'nraG-ir. cts' visible came out 'hr w.
shoNct further a,afiuc-s u ans ''F'r' 90 zoo
increase IN inc Nl'lbi' AIi' ,o,l t a., in The world
,fsihi~ n S3.i5l 900 br.h The incrase, wnil' ~
Nl',p ,r i,r.r Than had l,~.n generally c0lcu-
i... - and "a ,.-ut ,rlcc, quickly icl oil on III"
a'v- "p' a." ~ a. d,v tr,d I'm w,i.at was fairly actv,
hcn ''" ~ '1in,n .roued 10 be quite Mus
WIN INC = ny o., ,i IL, Tin. last half hour aud not
Mh,'' lily .'r,"a " ale cables were dull. ana tbrrc
vas scarcely any demand for export Out'd' ou; s,N
oder, were wanting the latter part ci inc gay
~. lor the Giy. fash wheat wa " .n
and ower f,ov;r de line options. Sale, Were ~
COO bush an for export. follows No : r'u' l-r
Dr1emIrr + O b NJ .tOrc &c under December o ANU
i"d ~, i,der urScmlmr o delivered No red a.
00d bus, IT, unccr Dccembcr delivered No MIN IN
ri,g nuntd -, over December delivered; ungraded,
"A np,, i,sb Lille under December delivered
,nDT ,' ar, ,, ,n,rrr was uuet weaker. selling
' ammo th. ,rorninr !. a lie partly sympathy win
10. ina f., vh'n; There y "A, corn for sale
rly na,tics rh, bought Ia~t night and these oner-
i"r H., ,bc a. .nrc OF any special bearing on the
,"1rt.t had dccidcdv depressing effect Trader. VINO
bought last the Washington news VII o nni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

Cash quotations were follows: Flour moderate rs,
y active r Np prices sprnS Wheat 5@sc red SIC
sellers; No corn. 319ic; No oats, 80 g, o0lb
prime pyG Tn timothy seed s. 3d. pork per bib 81 Sg
ss lard per 100 lbs, 20 syus9@ short rms s,ny
GS9s7e saSyI St Clear AIRY s shisea be%e 50
whisky dstlers finished goods per g aiapdari
*" ( zoe on the Produce Exchange to-day the me
butter market quiet fancy Creamery. , 80
choice lGa27c; sweet but lacking flavor Z'a-0c'
Eggs easier at 2ic o-o
Cincinnati oct 21Four5sP9r ry patent as ss s
WSeatM HnSy steady at sc for red Corn
Market slow ami lower. Oats-Recepts are fa "
BUT mh atm'aa !: S &o mx S &c. rssctd mixed
@s'sc RycMarke is steady at t7 sc for Mo Mess =
s S!N family SoY' pork 5 clear family SO % K kstIs
lard steady sales OF steam lear AZ rA ard loo
at 0isc. short clear sides ell at 1875 WhisEeyn n
the the basis Of 81 II. we're "a bbls
Milwaukee, Oct 2Wheat opened quiet ,b a. MAJ mar
for December and so!d Si'2c, re trading moderate
Traders and outsiders generally favor the puii sr
and 5ey new sHe ar Clos easy at
Of the day at Gliac for December casn ru'ga
gnir tnat oP?sa c a @oScmber c samples quiet
ara RyeSS l. tsc M M1 :sS c So
do, 2sa.c Flour is steady and quiet at previous
prices the demand being light and suppl, Ia large
M su Sraa are and Si's So @ So D for mddnss
Minneapolis. oct g-The wheat market mar et.r WAS
and to HOLDER the peeps snbns
started 6o4c and closed at 5sac asaihs! c May
S gDs1Srfay ac and Closed at c against close
and trade slow The cash market ,. dd nS iss
in the feeling but No | Northern sold above sSc
trouble and closed hs above SsaD Seceps
have fallen off Considerably in week and sales
are accordingly limited. PRICES are rather stronger
II G2nssHnsnI patents nsSs oSs BAKERS
low grades 2Oa 81 a. Bran; ssass Is; shorts sUg
market steady receipts light; No g. sse No yell
low. Ssi.c. Oats-No white. 26a26iac; No g. 2sc.
Philadelphia oct 2Flour.M ruled steady
and volume business was small. W heat-MarRie,
wax in sympathy Tih 9s sbn IN Sthny rm
but little inquiry for export 10 req OStoear
c7as7ic November. clNat7sc Decem6sr o S,csi
i,@i.c' and cloacd nominal ~ absence of export
or speculative business. Local ear lots In sinaIt
mixed October and November. hri6i2c; December
n Gc: January. fHl5i2c. oats-Onerings OF car
iieht demand Futures duh and nominally UNI
changed: 30 white. Ociohar ~. 95o12c; No S.i
gsr Sug@rs Refined qui,t and steady; no change
In quotations. Other articles unchanged
st. Louis Oct 2-F Fga s s ie q; fa a%
!! ouS2 30; choice. g jpSl ~ family. vas 10; rye
Hour 81 caS %. Bran seady prices were Obtain niI
"nfered: sales country POINTS, cars bulk at sc;
sucked at 5sc: east track cars sacked at 59 &c;
o. sacks at &c. Wheat lower; october. 59sc; No
vember. 59l,c; January, 6l'sc: My. &C Corn
ber G37.c: year S3s,c; January, S5Isc: May, 3ISsc
nats~Same as yesterday; october. 26Nc; November.
Sis p; on orders. SIS 70. lard-Prlme steam. lVc
Dry salt Shoulders. &c; LONGS ana c'. M
TIlDS and clear rms 9c shorts ssc clear ribs
iO'saloi.c. High wine' firm at 81 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brmdsteter Herman, and wife 10 Wolf Miu,
Delancey-st e OF Coumbia;st z years :;i:;
Bambs. John J, and wife TO + Thorn, heppier'
ave, cor Oakley-st, 3 years.
Cumming, Win. ct al, 20 Ferdinand BeinhaveI
aud another, 2ith.st, OF Ith'aye l
year, mortgages
Same, 10 Trus. Co, Of n Y, Path.
st. Of 7thayc, l year........: :..".:......;.
Dale, Anna 4. and another 70 Bradley 4 Currier
Co. lin Courtlantt-aye, S cor listh-st. ] year
Frank. Hattie. TO Theodore GreentIce, 105th
st, OF 5thAve, ! year. :;
Same TO Caroline l. Macy, l35th-st. OF
Hobmer' Chas F.. to q l. sawson, SIS 74th-st
Of West End-aye, y ari;;;'....'iIs,b .
Hartins'O N aths y; years N."nes'
Klincer. Lima. and another 10 Michael Bondy'
q Gfst-st W OF l0th-ave. j year .........
Major. VIM f. to Louis Eickwart, lot 22s, map
Mount Eden, ! year. ,....... =, .
Morrow Elmira, aud another n NJ Scrloner'
guardian ; 8 13lst-st. W o. 1th-aye. ] year.
70 Noult Adolph. ct oil 10 Bowery Savings Bank:
Jremont-ave $ G corner OF Anthony'ave ana
other property. years.......--..:....: .......'
same 10 Il HAYWARD same property. J wear:
lynch X J. to Lynch, Nos 3so and 3s'
Washington-st. demand.
puIlIyn. John J. to NJ Smith. n 9ith-st.
pcttlt. John to Charles + Tracy and another,
feekman St corner Of Penr-,t years.
Roos william A. TO Mary T. Barrett. es wings
bridgc.ave o OF Terrace View-ave. years.
Lander. Louise NJ. and another t9 Augustus Taeer
and another trustees, lcoth-sc' OF "o'
schaefer Anna. ct al to William Crane.
14od.st OF shave mortgages, year.
Wood Frances F.. ct al To Juliet Douglas
4Ist.st. G Of 5thave . years. :......:..........
Wolf. Isaac, 70 D Is Phillips and another
Montgomery.st, OF Monroe.st Instruments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Ncw-YOrk, October -. 1873.
The crude certificate market developed further
strength without exciting active dealings There
was no stimulating news from the oil country. but
the trade expects to feel the beneficial result Of
the hopeful feeling in financial circles aroused
by the assurance of early repeal Of the silver
Purchase law. At on city there some business
done at 1ii:m12i. N12A cents. In New-Ior business
was sagnant. but the final bid AT the Consolidated
Exchange was T. cents.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at 5l5 cents a
gallon in barrels go cents In bulk and DO cents
in cases. Foreign quotations Antwerp, lll2
francs: Bremen. i.Sj marks: I.on.Jn, 3'si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
OTHER MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

ABuralo. oct ej-Cat;e Receipts last q hours.
vlW head: total FOR week thus FAR. l'U-o he'd
through 20ND head 10 New-York. lNo head. on
sale. i2oD head; market opened duli, nut sttiuy'
closed weak Tor common; TAR To Yooi hr', ,,
Hoss-Rcceipis last - hours ll2'p head total 10,
week thus FER. 800, head for sam H NH haa 'I
10 Nrw-York. $50 head on sale. 800 head mark
opened stronger for good lIrht grades. others
steady. closed steady: bulk SOLD yorkcis' sooi
10 choice g. C,H 70: light 81 5J 81 90; good miE"i
Z; W pigs 81 5000 r. sheep and lambs Receipts
2Gpo bead: for same time .ast week Y.S", h"'tu;
consigned through Zoo head to New ork. ~; wv
All but choice lambs sh"sp dun and unchanbsl ;
closed dun for sheep. steady for good lhinpS, so0i
81 sass -; common to fair sheep 2'HsS !, ~; Eo2r
to choice. 81 l5qSi: choice weth"rs. - -'"S" '''
Canada lambs. 81 Godsi 8, c..,,o p..
ceipts % 900 head: market weak: common 10 extra
steers @as5 70; stockers and feeders. - 20 v ~
cows and bulls, Sass %; calves, $2u s. 20. Hogs
Receipts. 1900 head; market firm. later became
weak: heavy 81 l0as66 IS: common TO choice miNei,
81 Od Sc 7O choice assorted 81 I5Ms6 Is: light 81 Soa
G 10; pigs s. $50 81 30 Shrep-Recepts. 2lVo head
market steady to weak; inferior to choice, Sass 90;
ST Louis oct. 25-Catte-Rccepts. 200 head;
market quiet and firm. Hogs-Iseceipts. 3leo head
market steady: heavy 81 lV 81 50: mixed. %'S6 %;
light. Sc i0n s. S. Sheep-Recepts 200 head market
East Liberty. Oct 5-Cattle-Receipts light mar
ket steady at unchanged prices prime 81 ''rS 10;
fat 81 COa 10: fair light steers, s. GDnH: good fa
cows and heifers 81 6ou$3 10. Hogs-IicceiptS, 10
anotations Prime philadelphia. Sc 75Ms7 best
mixed 81 900 s. %: best heavy workers. s. 70ds6 %;
best light workers.. s. C5d$G Is; gras'ers 81 25a6 %;
common to best pigs SEA "a: roughs. sass. Sheep
Supply light: market steady on good grades and
slow on common and medium grades at unchansed
sea 80 81 spring lambs 81 5osi 50 veal calves, 81 Jon
s. 60: heavy and thin calves. s. J0n@ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ijverpool oct o. 3:ij y. m.-I,eef and pork-The
s,'pplv is moor Hams-Holders offer freely Ba-
con-IIodcrs offer moderately. Shouldcrs-A bout IL
ia is H. steady AT SIS 6d. Cheere-Holders offer
y, ar.ngly Tnllow-Holdcrs offer freely: prime city
easy at 27s 81 Spirits OF ,nrpcnine- Holders offer
erately Iard-Spot. holders offer moderaicly
futures. holders are MOI Offering; prime West
moderately M . red winter firm fs 3isd: No .
red prine nrm at 60 81 j. our-Holders n r mod
erately ~ ,,uis fancy winter steady at Ia ('o-c
Spot holders OFFER sparingly: futures holders offer
moderately; mixed Western spot steady at 81 iisd:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Beekman-st. " cor Pearl-st; Samuel Il Howard
1t al, Executors. to David II McMpln.......
Same property; DAVID McAlpin and another 10
rors S No rs; Solomon Cohen and another
TO Abraham oA I Ley na III ;:so,as
Legg and another to William Weld end
p,S sno.a'r Is It Of stanton.st. S5x47
i'I Isaac Wolf and another to Fannie Harris and
another Observation-Disclosures.
Alien.st. No III same 10 Morris Berger.
34th.st, No ~ West; Benjamin + Elnstein to
,eth IanH i s. ioe IT Of i0tn.avc 25xoo
Toyes and another 70 william Nsa,. ,s,,oo
George Legg and another TO Annie Howard....
o4th-st $, lis Il OF 1Oth-ave, l0x1Oo; Mar.
74tn.st s. 30 It Of llth-ave; Emeilne
barrow 70 Charles + Hotmer.. ::-::...::...-.:
s5th-st. cor Lexngton-ave, 2sx3e MICHAEL
76th.st S. 70 It e OF 3d-avc. 2SuO2; John q
Norris and another 70 2sea, E lieE ;o,o,o.
1otth.s w''iad' : 200 Il Of Madi.cn.aye,' 25x
iooi Fanny upd,sSS TO ,,a ESss1sto. "a
Fdgecombe-ave, 30 AZ; Stephen NJ Hoye and
12ist-st. 80 22i "; John q Norris and another
to Hannah Lor,ch. .............:..
142i.st, $ 5, i25 (. " q SHAVE, 25x9ol Laura
1iod.st. $, 200 It W OF SHAVE. 50xJo William
il Crane and another 20 Anna Eckert
3d.ave. W $. 5Oxloc; Louis Eickwort and another
MadIson.aye $, ~ n OF Kingsbridge Road,
3jx06; Nellie Kcnnelly to Lewis stelnhardt.:
warreN.st W corner Worth-ave 2Gx65 George
Harris and another to Patrick Doyle =
Madi-0eNe, 5 :, 70 II or kingsDrl1ee
Road. 25x96; John Muholland to Nellie Ken.
Perry.ave. W corner Old Road John II Eden
and another to George Knuppng i.: -.
Keppler.aye, n s, 2Oxl00; Marie A Levy TO
John Barnbus..
King bridge-aye, s. Mary Barrett to Will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

and prlccs were firm ON strong advce from the South
We quote: Domestic fair 70 good ga f.ec prime %
hoicc ffdjsc fancy. 5Fa''sci japan iNdi'rc
SrGAi;-RAW-Was without chang; supplies
limited ami prices nom.;a'l: We ,iuotc: cntfifn,a.
- test g. Lordog-t dull; it'll" doing. Java at
lGs 81 aud fair refining at f. Beet Opened irm now
Einldon stock. .oooO tons; a-t year, 5000
t0ns EEFINED-Ma. taken slowly buy pir'-
rrr. unclaimed and stcaiy. The following quota
ton. are Tor wholesale los. The outsid, figures
the inside rates actual cost aft dc1nctng rebates
present and allowed New-lorH arc ph,iadeiphia re:
100 bbis more and los. GRAVITY per cont They
has tore is no additional charge graduated bu,
all o.hp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

There was good ATTENDANCE the Real Estate p
chahge In Loety'st yesterday when H. V. Iisrnet, J.
fefed' py order oil the trustee, No. 90 Ninthaye 49,
the northwest corner Of sixteenth-st The PROPERTY
ave.story orick nat with store, lot 26xs0 The hx
D. Weekes was the Luyer paw "f0us
The same auetoneer offered No. 1913 Thiriave A..
southeast corner OF One.hundrcd st. iycss
Srrk ha. WIN st0r on lot 25ilAloo Tne bdcss
Gregg was The buyer No. ,S4l Tniriave. adjoinS:
the aocWye was Withdrawn at bid OF So 500.
Az No III Bolaway there very htle busins..
done. Out Of fourteen parcels d.red only one ~
offered under foreclosure Nos 76l % III East Oncaun
iZx irregular 1t went to tn prantin in the poceedins
Anton Rinschler, for si4, COS.
All the property offered by Smith & Ryan was ria 1,
with the exception Of four full lots the side =
Marshcrave north OF High Bridgest. which WerV WIN
draw having been sold at private sale to George Brsn
either adJourel, withdrawn bid in. -
Large dals among the brokers still continue
Tichbcrnc l. Wilson have sold the hyc.story brick aA
with stores. 25Ao7xi00 the east side OF Amst,rdsn
ave, 262 IT south Of Ninetyirst-st., for s35 600.
Wlllet Z. Ely has sold his threestory brick DWELLING
No. 3l3 West One-hundred and secondst 20xj5x 90 e
t2j,0U0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

Nev.York not receipts 300 bales i.Sl2 hd rs
Exnorts: Continent 1858 iae.; Frame" 30 lhrs To-
wardcd ly9 balc~. aale-. 672 tae- all shn'r- -t)ck.
lG7 Ca6 bales. Total net port receipt ted'y. % ~
bales. thus this week. 2f9 lf1 bales. ENlsr'- tnl
France so bales Continent il.Osj bales. tOn-oha'ri
nef nor, receipt, far this week 2i91it tale; rH"t -
Great Britain. g. 7sS tr'es: France. @o@-i ttlr,
Conti ,. GO raeS toi, 1901 lslc,i stock, ~
G6j bales. Liverpool cables p m->pot cotton De-
10000 bale: trreultlp1 ara -
mort American. 500 hfl">; rc-cit- w
hale. American 4 600 bale; mldlipes !hlH- FUTURES
mOdcrat" a; 3-6i % .',i ah' ,N''
clo, llcly steady 1-G To 3Git net doclle Janu-
arv February t2Jv: feruaryharth, i2JH - u re-
Arril ~ a 800 Apr.i-May 4SouiSl Mny'nne l5,b;
JupoJu OtiOhcr. i260 III o. bor.N"N'nil"i
4S4eG.5: Noysnbe, December 1890 42i; Dccemo"'Jau-
any 42is "a
CO4FfE-Thc coffee market opened Urn at nom ~
loui1aton in atscrcc OF ans buying snN@ a'',
the execution European orders duilnt inc cary
laIi of O tn" nfst call tier" N,fr t'ov
Sc UP " > O'Clock iii" saics ma i.ac','.
j. 900 bags. The European markets wrtc ec', iuH any
frln. showing advance al havre. i'hiuie ahu
LONDON. The Rio cables reported irm ma X. ana
quoted No : eeHec. exchange -tsnCxi j. ~" ,nn
change Uri,ate 10 ll:isd t'ciins a, h,' my
l7,Co bae- stock az s,no, ~ 9C9 na'I WIN GO 'p
bag The busiuc-, up ~ p n; haa De' =, it'.r
SO ia BIG so for DE- eTbcr Is @9GTl6Jo iot M.r'h
ard 80 ?O0T1G for May. TIE total -acs '"h'y were
% $50 baes -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

CoRNMEALThc market i, s nods Sales so3 bGs
49, sacanore - 81; southern, white. bags, al u
S,xi IS E FAC MEAL-Qui,t. Quotations Fine white
y, Al 10: pne yellow 81 oJa$i 10: coarse ?agic-...
TEEp-siarkct dull for we.ter. ougiat o. We-tsn
1..,o,s Io.r, 75H775c; CON. 75d17'2c: SC' soc :
coz sgac sharps 95casi rye feed 75dsoc h0minv
Son oO6a,c coonseod nenl. II 2ols 30 per 100 II oil
aoi 3, <casI -. City feed steady at sOdS2c. with
sa,ee ~ ~ orr l.gs.
"GEAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market THE morning
doc,dcd surprise the traders who bought last
x,ar anticipating higher price. to-day The opening
nj decline and within few minutes prices
Mere OF s.c more December selling down 70 7oc, with
VIZ. ocye realizing operator who bought YESTERDAY
qu'', The news from Washington. There was small
,,v from the carly decline but the amount OF wheat FOR
Iss -. the morning seemed TO be In OF the de-
IL and prices were kept down without very much
Seatance There ives litle foreign buying curing inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
The opening range and close TO-DAY and clSrs bid tbs

transferable orders issued at sos Tota, 1aes ~
soo baics New.York sales to-day and lhst piRbt
2no t none: consumption c72 bales contract non:
sn@cnlato none total, G72 bales spot narke qu.gi LIN
mddlhgs 5-1Gc.. which Is lloc. lower comP''" Wv"
Yesterdays prices , .s., -, o,oss,oc.
,,n I'D an cotton in store in quality not more
than half OF Grade above below the grade quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

SyRUPS have with light trade; but values hold
steady Onntatons range from - 10 Zoe Oh common ~
fair 2o0 &c good 10 prime.
STEhRINF-Thc mar@ct was mo . active. lArl quoted
liiic: olco 10l,c. Sa,s. 30 900 n oco at lol2c.
TALLOW-Marsct active and steady at . .lGdI'sc,
with sales OF 200 hhds al l16c. part for export.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

N.TALS-!TON--In the local pig Iron H1rsrt th't'
CON. T., b. nothing new. Demand from consumer j.
ola,ctly growing beautifully e. each day, ana h'Nyh
lel IT. .tat. t1t number 81 Eastern d'hli- ar ".''
ir,, coi.ii,r' s. los rrees. ilic- ir ne" d.
,and Foreign mat ria I- eNrrAHflN hui'.
,,ifh r.ir pretty much rOn a. N'aty sections 81 SOL
rats a.p Guo;a about The SINE but I'iuction' u Few
a. a ralr light toa-. Od ma
~ i hi. iri ,rtAcrt hr- not get had 10" effect 81
siren gthOing values but the Impression seems T. pr''"
tlaf prices viii 40 lower. Part OF thr demand con,
Orders particularly ~ No. wfpggf
SOM and t. /, hrIs.i thit business VIII result Tor
the other ola steel rails have been .'ry qut dnf-
irr III, week. aai ale. rp.ri l. \ lot 81 200 trs
,ndnri section Offering at al 30 per ton win
nominal ouonti'n 10 j0d1ll T. O. b. cars. THIS haipr
iron qrot'd. bid pce. OF 40 80 per tn de-
lyrr,i this IOit for round lc but the asknR pfrc
about - abpV" Tai. figure. 40 wrought -riap-ih'
ra.h delivered 10 vessels at New.YGrH With good pros
rot. Of some bushes although holder, claim $40 pr
ton :hcr loves; ngrr.. Yard lot are Puo'"d slpa
.Ii rer T. o. b. Railroad -crip-s l30fli per
i0l delivered at mill. fair demand prevails for No
machinery sr1p silcs amounting to about 100 t0H'
in lo,, at 80 .CG4 II 30 per 10 quality Old ear
Wheels Z adv. VIA sa"- Of - tons ~ - ~ ~ ION
delivered. Wrought tur Ing arr quoh AZ 81 1'"7'o fcr
tor delivered mill. Cast borfsJOo t's sold at - 20
ror tor dclf ri mill III" active demand prevails
e,d quotations range from - 50of7 per Ton delivered
fpI',' .i, N.rgct closed steady Ocpbcr. November.
December AID January. ?.Gj. SPOT. 90 I'D SPED
TER MarS"t closed hrnsr o,iohcr' 5o; No,"9bcf
800 bid October 600 I'D. ard Noyeuh"r. 900 bid
I LIN D-M,rlct closed higher Spot. 49, hid Oc-
folcr and November. 3.ij D"ccni'er 3j5 January.
80 The 'nLl"s to the Metal ENfhlagc today were
a. follows Glcow October - Scotch warrant. clr' ci
fos 81. Middlc.bor,. october NO foundry Iron
coeed 3is I'D. London. October 25-Sn"lt"r closed
cIG I5s TEA SPOT closed c7s l2s sd. Thr'c months.
go Soft Spanish lead closed @" 12s Sd. Quotations
81 iron Ncw-york are a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

MOLhSSFSTbe volume OF business don" was small
and prices quoted nomnally the We quote:
Prime Xsworleans saas,c choice s,@3Ge oa taa,y
NAVAL sToEEs.l,ettcr market. were again seen in
naval o ya and hHs %nt Gng r 10
,ne south ,ocKs showed some Increase bp, the gain
o' %po'sS ",ng p .dy WAS ve 9 hd T 's
S .ri's !pea"s , issC s' a. tar .o1 cas
S%, and soe %aeIns,o%de 1Sl: G'l3.coT
II. saes <. - -. 6. = Is " W q a5: tar. %.
s.f f9 'a | % 81 ~ 50 o. '" "F"' We ' - ~
OCEAN FRrIGHTs-Herth engagements generally nrm
ac WHY IN ean EnsagemGn =. c'f fra 1a to .isS
6urr q: s7is pigs u NJ i'd 1000 .ack-
20 a, 2os o9" on ,rk nour to tond" a, rs
Hold Thc demand for st1m ana SAIL nnne" On char
steamer cotton West Point to Liverpool. -, Cd;
.iear,-r 5si tons with cotton ard genla CARO-, Now
India. time charter ., ga "a steamer, 10000
sSp G, s' JOHN NeSf B. to we, Soal rnssna
,5s "a; tirk. lumber Boston to 9p;'lycr g9r, River
CUB, :5:i. Spanish =, cola brig sa,ar, Braz
Hcvtyork to pon,a-retre; t; schooner. lumber
ps,c"scu. t. N@"s9rN schooner Sf ,o "o'' ilaf"i,
from Jamaica PhiladchhI, 80 20; schooner Goa,
to Salem y Zoe h0oo% chccncr col Ambov to Bangor "
oil G va, os G P fco os" er in ni s,s1
on lIrhs oIernqs Lard oil was IL good demand and
prime Yellow. o @oaac cnyeicw saas7c prI%" white
iGaa7c: Lard oil ranged from 1880
more active and weak selling down aac ,safpT ,SS1y
socs a's sr, i've or HSG seif aH or oed @
sy .eg50 80 1c, ;ar .'" a 90 N1a SrS
ir Sa. ra% s .?ssl mes f 'i1sM s S'9
"rasy lss:n ss.c .' ISc.% s'.c; i2o,r -. pics o.
a ss. Of @ es cams ssasS G Scs e.s
,., : s:ss H. v,D
sales Of 80 cs sro nrvac terms: city closed ~ osc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26

Az ANTED-For "A customer having $4,000 In cash, a
w business property must be- bargain Send
full particular 70 , o, 70 .,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-06-17
Some Old People.

Washington Dale, a negro, has just
died in Kansas City at the age of 100
years.
David Mccoy of California, said to
be 103 years of age, is the Oldest war
veteran i'll the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fish of Buoy
rus, Ohio, have just celebrated their
diamond wedding. Mr.. Fish is 90
years old and his wife 96.
George O. Sharp, the oldest Post
master in the United States, is dead.
He has been postmaster at Kickapoo,
Kansas, for thirty consecutive years.
Mr.. Wanamaker exchanged photo
graphs with the old gentleman some
years ago.
There lives a man in Webster
county, West Va, by the name of
Whorton, aged 80 years, whose hair
and beard are turning from white to
black. He is said to be cutting new
set of teeth. His appearance is said
to indicate man of about 40 years
instead of one nearly 80.