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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

BALTIMORE April 5-Coon quiet but 6rm Low Mdihns l6te
1916 Howard Street and Western superhne - Z3a
81 u.s. Extra 80 ass IL; DO Family 50 5Ods6 7o CITY MIN
supene 81 25ds4 50 do kIr "a 76ds5 30 do Rio Bradh
81 81 No. DO, 81 IS MIed 81 26 No Req Ws,'eTn
ST 2s 26dsl "a PeDnsylynis Red 81 2Gasl si
Red Maryland ST. 25dsl 49, Amber 81 35dsl 3 White co.
81 2bdsl 50; No Western Spring Red 81 l7afl w Corn
quiet hrm bite Southern SIC Yellow doc western
Mixed SIC Oats que southern. I0a7Sc White Wtr'sp We
zoe; Mixed Western, 66d67e Rye 6rm At 81 06dsl TO- liav
@ ss s and md As S d, s Rse' s c.r fS
Sides sea llso loose Bsconi Shoulders. e'e Clear ko
Sides i3c Hams l4adl5e Lard frner at l5al54c Butter
dul; Western Tubs and Rolls l8 Petroleum dull nomnsly $50
7c ONfee quiet 16al9 for RIO Whisky quiet a.
soTos April 5-FlOur ann demand continue. moderate sales
Extra SO 5Ods6 20 for Wisconsin Minnesota Extra s.
1886 so for White Wheat Ohio Indians and Michigan S0as
for Illinois $6d IS for st. LOUIS Southern Flour hrm at % ~
IS and Choice Family Sass 90 for Fancy MIN
nesos Com 9Od92c for MIed and Yellow Oats ia
Mixed White Rye 95 Sl Shorts Fine Feed and Mddns:
$296sSl per Recepu-Four, COY bbls Corr, llov'
bush Oats PAT bush Shorts, 10 bush Barley 400 bush
PHADELPHA Apl Flour dull supefne. SO BOD ~; 81
tras 81 25dS4 90; and Mnnsots Family So 20
50 IS State Indians and Ohio d. So 25Gs6 High Grade,
SO l2d$7 go RE Flour fm at S. Wheat slow Red 81 70
0sl 81 Amber 81 25asl 2s Rye h'M a. o. Corn srm.1
IN good demand; white zoe; Mixed. Csc PrOyisOns aD
s2l 25as2l 90 Beef Hams slSds22 SO; Smoked
d. l3dl4c Picked d. l2ad2e4o Clover seed In good de-
mapd; State lOdlle Western, 1ldll2c Fsueed, 81 10
Timothy nomrsy So 60a$3 Petroleum Refined, l&'4c
Crude Toe wbstywestern ironboun in bills 81 ID Butter
l5a27c Western Extras 22d24e fIHs lsa2Oc; do Rolls,
22d23c Cheese finn EewYoi Fancy l62al7e West
EN- l5dG Eggs 6mi State NewJeey and Delaware Fresh
25d 26c.; Western. 2sa25c.
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New bdngs for which plans bave been Submitted to the Depart
nent Of Buildings dunng the week Gliding April 3. 1875
Cry,es Nos 81 and 60 brick and teneents each
stories 25r5Ji d. II. King, owner
Pitt No. IA brick and tenepent stories 20I55i b.
Pagan. owner.
Park ave north Of Foieth, brick French fat
9SJrSO; eytmsed $3.50 600 Gerard Wells.
East Houston southeast OF Auoneys brick store and
tenement 3 stories, 2iIGs J. Musliner, owner
West No. 43S bncE tenement, stories 296I
62; Martin Scberb, owner.
each stories 25r6O; NJ. stafford,
Babe No 2;7 brown stone store and tenement stories
Porto j. Weeks
stones % 1884; J. Weeks owner
Thirty 6hhs side 63 ieet Of Pirstave, brick
and tenement. stories. 37r24S; NJ. Hesley owner
north yseyenh, hrstcsa dwell
Dorchester 'front.' S6JUUO stones 45I55 Ellen B.
Armstrong, owner
Of Fourthst brick and
8 stories 2tGK6l; =. Weireck. owner.
Pourhs soath side 81 feet Of Frstsve brick store and
tenement, o stories 35I24; 2. Weireck owner
c. north Of Fourth brick
Inent, o stories PARA. T. Cote.
OF Thriaye brick
tenement 4 stories. 23IGC; +. 7. Setter, owner
No 344 bnek and stories 25I75; H.
SuGer agent
BOEery No go brick aress, store stories 25Iso Jesse
Marshall, owBeL
stories. 75I52J72; A. Scott, owner.
West FourieeKht east Of Nnthave brick church yest
stores "a. lOIl4-3 g. A. Hesley, owner
COncons northeast Of Cfst Woolstock) frame
dwelling. 3 stories. 25I36; Mrs Pheifrr
West nnssRs No. S4 Dnck stable story lOIll Alexander
Berhng, OsLeL
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
smanPRAN MARKKrs

Lospos April b-l2:So Tund State bond, 20 Ke.
York Central. VI. - nm 49,. 4. ..xe and srm,r;
u,rs Inland, 9aSIs; hiddhug leans SsdS a. ne So.
600 b,les oeuaur bale, for speculation snd eIpn,. AZ
the bass Of hiddling Uplaods nothing os'o" Ho" '
hyersble April and Nav, ct M nm. nj. .n.5..r
ivKRpo, Anil m. sales Of Cotton on the bsNs .,
sna. no.b,rs below Mhdns deliverable Apr az oo 10
W.y and lime At sisL Badstufs quiet Bacon oooT
sw for Long Clear M6des and 626 for Short Clear miaeA
Lospos April So TT ono' for money 10, M.
nn Rre Railway shares, 26l4 Pans dpi'en'
quote Rsntes at 64L 7lc o.,-,, c.,.. ,o.., 10 700
& ~ Imecan sales Of Midibg upsnd' notnlng
Sios Good Orin.ry deliverable April and MAY do nothing
ps low Mddug deliverable June and July at Shd SAVES on nt
haas Of Mddpg Ore,rs nothing below Low hddng oeh'soe
Iosnos Ami $3.50 p m-Tbe amount Of buhon gone into
IN. Bsnt Of England to-day 27OVO Erie hai".y
FRIxxTohT April 5uned State. F7ew.nty bonds lsS2, 49,
IWxRpooI Ami 5-4 m-saes Of Cotton the basis Of
Haing Upands below Low ddng, shipped March ana
April Ss Bacon Oh per cwt for Long Clear hddes Lafa
50 per ewt 80, 100.
ArTwERP 5-Petroeum 30l2f for fne Pale American
LONDON April 5-BVening-LDseed OIL 25i G25i3 y ewt
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Unsafe BUILDINGS.

Budinrs reported condition and buildings reported for
unsafe during ending Apn
8, 1875:
Eighth.ave.. 10 973; A. schnski owner.
East Forty-eiEhth-st No. 1873; Joseph Merrill,
ers, Pourthaye Ferdinand Mayer
Broadway, No. 1862; Courtlandt Palmer, owner
Mangen.st No. 40; VIM Ctuikshank IT, owner
WaieI-s;., 30 $50; Fred. Schuchardt jr. owner
North side Eighty thrdst. 40; Thomas kesrdon owner
Prospect Place, No. Cutting Estate. owner
Southeast corner Christopher and West st.
Broadway. No. 15l.
West Seyenttenth-st No. 33l; Mrs Butler, owne.
Cedsr-st, No. 81 Francis :. King
Second-sve.. No. l,56lj ID. Is. Onsllson, owner
West Twenty ourtbst Nos. and Al Alfred Darling Co..
West SiIteenth-st, No. 3l6; j. Denhsm Co, Agents
Water.st, No $50; Fred schuchard,
Fultonst., No. l24; Mrs. Lussen.
North side EIghr -hird-s. No Az James Miller owner
East !ifty-fouthst. No. IS; John Herman, owBer
Chnton-pl lace, No. 4; T. A. Morrison,
South ST., No 27O; Theresa Hunt,
and OpebuDdred Mayor, Aldermen and
Commonsty osners.
BUILDINGS REPORTED UNSAFE cHIEsRya
East Onehundred- hireenths, No. lGl; J. Mcdonald,
West sixteenth-st No. 243.
Third-ave No. S09 Newman Stitch, owner.
Esst Nnety-ffsts St. No. 23i William Kelley, owner.
Third-aye No. Sl3.
1hiri-aye No. 81; Alexander Rich
Rsst Ninety .drst-st, No. 20; William Kelley, owner.
GreeuwleL.sL, No. 1905 Mr. Sherry, owner.
REPORTED UNSAFE CONDITION.
Tenthsve., No. 229j Mr.. Aolerts owner
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r s. BussNG jr No 20 MS Spts gpsTI4s

And MOKIGAGEs hs, Tor sss eIcbsne residences
on Lafayette Clinton Grsnd and De ksbsves asa ases p
Patbusbsve spo
for sale Brooklyn Hghts ana 10 son ...n
dwellings Of various Descriptions for from $oOO 70
The OF exchange
with the advertiser Owners OF popefy
ing their estate Investments may na
10 advantage coutnuOicse with the undeged Cc.sYns
Brooklyn solicited gvng
Of property The advertiser n
psrc-s located building free OF ioeonbrsne w.n
traded for property couutry One psree OF az ~
so lying together ad $4,000 can be exchanged iSr arm
or Is centrally located for nprove1 e or
country property In anssng the estate bosipess 81 zoe
VERY favorable opportunities frequently presented lnrnga
parties with ready cash can secne
capitalists desiring avail themselves o. zach opp. M
ii with advertiser REAL ESTATE hohl
BONDS absolutely safe seuny protected ahr.s Dn On
prope and
promp interest p,i Equitable Company with pst NJ
capital 81 surplus by the abseosr
agent printed details mail application 10
X. 4 BUsSfSG. jr., 204 hontagnest. Brooklyn
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BVILDING STATISTICS

For the ending SATURDAY April 1873 and for the month OF
March the Department Of Buildings Walter Adams
Superpe ndeDt
The Bureau Of Inspection Rob MGnn Chez reports Tor the
weepsns submitted Tor - buildings estimated cost 1924 600
pumber buildings for alteration 3d. estimated $50 60O total
cost new buildings S7l36UO OF buildings II
and dwelling Number Of special applications for frame aud
40 During the mouth ending March 81 there
buildings commenced 65 buildings completed 80
buildings progress 5Go; alterations Commenced 81 alterations
completed ST: alterations In progress 1879
Violations i(Apdrew Owens Che0 for the
225 buildings surveyed reported unsafe 49, made safe So
taken down. legal held TO attorney O.
served l violations Of law reported 22 removed O.
attorney notices served 81 In the month 1903 buildings
293 eDved unsafe 1914
held % attorney o65 notices served Violations
law reported 5S removed IA roes seye 81 sent 10
torney %.
oIron Work tCh Hyde Ce0 reports for the week
a. buildings irr az provided - notices
29ron arch den nes tested arproIe for the month
buildings for lbs provided 332 notices
served 81 attorney 10 arch gders beams aud
nes and AT Inspections nspeeons snd
relative condition and Availability of
therein, aud and facilities Of &C. &c IL
and 20 churches having undergone
pee;iou with reference are guards Of ere Osher
casualty.
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AUCTION SALES OF NEwYORK REAL ESTATE
BY WILLIAM Ke~aeuv
I,tory tek building and Lease Of lots Us yesr at ~ 900
Der snnum); " 3dave ard ll6thst,
by u. NJ. Seaman. - IN.
lots Of lObsye lO2 6lrl0O. 8fs5o
BY Richard y HarnetL
3,toy frame house and lot OF Sd and l16ha lot
He
4sory brick lots 75hs 100 " Of 2iave, mn,
The report ~ the superintendent OF the Department
Of Buildings for the week ending April IL Us iollows
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rr1v WORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, Is75TRPLE SHEET

v.p,. and western Steers oss7c for fair to good and H0oe 0'
sms%r fr demand receipts 10000 bead sales at ohd7
y n Ia condition. soa&I2 30
Hoes rather dull receipts, +,OOO bem saves !" vi
100
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uAY AND sTRAW-The nsrtet rather west aud
sno,s shippsR at 7Od Oe Retail lots Sc 81 10; Cover %
s 5jQGOc siras quiet the supply isbi at 90 dS5c
..r Long Rive GJa1Oc Short do and IS a15c for Dat
FOrego there continued good IquTy the supply
s sBo holders trm Their We note sAs Of 400
this Bsrbsdos. az 44df5c
NAVAL sTOREs-Tsere is Somewhat inquiry FOR Resin
o0gt The business hight aud pets be wntten
the besoe OF sIers rsocet We qote st ~ O y
l2z Ordinary Good stsine lOObbs Good sold At " To-
AZ bbs Low No at " 20 Turpeane selling slowly
held vito confidence J1 asked 80 IBIS SOLD at
bot unchanged ~ 22af2 10 Pitch 10
nost iwporaBI al ~ - for large delivered.
Ls-lrss~d ia Ieaiy With fair II re-
-. lsA trvsltn Crude ihl AID unchanged
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ST. JAGo-Bng Lydia II. Cole
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTToSThe m'rke forPot Cotton remains quiet. oui riees
change to-day
bales last 0s5 bales this dsv last
1877 NewYork lSs OG2 bses; consolidated
b97.4ll bales
Of classification 10 force Sept 1874,
UDabJ Cotton QGshty than bali
sos0e Dow a the quoted:
OrinAr. .l4 Sntt Good OrJpsry..l6L Mddnng ..l7ls
SoodOr .I54 loz Md............lG2 MD. lS1A
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LAID srm hu. no, active, Prm. quoted 81 1851 10
Other Oils quiet ,r .,.,..
fBTRoLEUA-Tbe market Refined steady but dnI &c
spot l43 steady, lStgzVo ou.
movement but unsered &c o ,po'
quoted hui Is light demand Ls
Pbdelph dull noDnsy uuehsoge1 az ~ "
Ia Lad4 for the ser part Of month baunote
quotes l4l The telegraph advees Of '9
follows Titusvle nominal; housewife dull, he'd stS
dull 81 AZ bid Pasers ,e doing United q
Union 81 AS outside lines 81 422 immediate shI mn's ~ @
Oil Civ he quoted a..
PRovISONs-Ihe Pork market mnoh higher ana eIeo we
asked checked business sales Of 800 hs New
S22 so cash. 400 bills Western Prime Ness at S' 1cd
bis EIa Prime Sl6 5O0Sl6 75i BOO bb Me. "nsI I
SO Deef steady and in fair demand sales Of 100 hb az ~
50 Is for PAIN Mess $1 for Extra and SD ior fsehe 10
Beef dal prices nominal Beef Hams quiet seao' 100
for Southern $2Od s2 o Western Cut Meat, are nS,e
and higher sales Of 5000 pieces at 9d9Ss Tor fetu g.,
9edlOo for Smoked do. 32dl4c for Smoked Hans , y,
ianey lots l2l for Fresh do 10000 p,esed svsI.ge
1lL9ll &c 50 900 10 Rib Bels In bulk lie o az hess.
iac sverige bcIedi 20 bores Clear &c 40
terms sales Of 90 boxes CITY Long
half aud half lie Dressed hoss
stronger Zoe for City Lard opened under
higher hsures obtained but ere inc e
Of the advance lost sales Of 900 m C ut
about the price; $50 Western Stearn
Of 300 seller April 1879 e,
seller closing about 10 lc e.
jane 10 ID &C. 80 tcs Western he' nd
cash Of Chicago to-day 5000 sold at 10 &C, eef nay ~
1900 tea at $l5 SO. seller June. $1,000, leads .t our
BrrrKR-The grades rules about -.
bgures Common medium IN large tupl We
arew plenty, vsues ia'or he '
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t0uf. Peulsv Z5d 80
Com meai is held hte- zIe fair demand Of 400 bb
Cor, Hss. Jersey So qs< O5 Corn Mea Banfes al 90
Cen nts. w.sta 3 s6G 40
J.ne Bs Meal sissdy quiet, quote Fine White
Al 81 3Ocsl -: Ground Fee ~ 4OaSl so.
FRElGHrSIhe uftAet the berth ooauues quiet a;loagh
the inquiry ssomtwhst improved and 10 more
ofcBys Of Tue chsrtouig little Hore
brx paTacu ally suited the petroleum arrivals
oosr s gl hot tue quantity pesen port IN eIcess on ths
Shippers l holdng o. OF iItber cepce
aken generally
incsde. 10 Hail. b. steam 900 bush Graiu
Us 81 200 cs Beet 5s $500 cs Llrd o. ca 80
bsies Cotton, !-@2i, tnt bI SAL. 100 boxes Bacon
hash. Peas a. III; IL 90 bills kosin, q % To Glasgow
600 hbds Syrup Rrvate The charters comprise
British bsk from PusdephG reported 50 Cork for s
5000 ora Grain sac to be at De- 20 an Italian hg hence 10
Venice wish 900 bbs. Rosa csc bill German
from BsuroIs Bsmea, with 1000 bbis Rsued Petroleum
So lO Norwegian bark hence for London 24OO bhs
at 4s I'd sSSdsb hAf sence Antwerp Breuet
5000 bills DO 81 81; Norwegian bark at Delaware
Bremen bark Hampton toads hence VOYAGE
1000 bills. al Sc lO1l 10th MAJ c!eUsbse.
whes. market opened ye quiet though frn bu, the
eut 1uI stronger and Ain,
eIpon though for mne Cbeee
s MiSo. 81 IA 70, No c M S s ngaa'. Low.
81 27dsl for Red resers; ~ 29dsl 30 Amber O.:
81 3iasi 40 for Rhte nchgsO siost 81 81 Tor A1ber DO
West on private term, Barley MALI dah unchanged
White; $1,000 bssh Ohio SiIee 724073c
ssOst wbn 73A75e The ms de yce for Common
sIsd a, ais,t and White ., 74G76e Eys scarce sod
The 200 ossh STATE 81 and 5000 huh d.
ST. Germ muci better and setve the danad IN
Western hId ds9Is,. asost DO While n $50. $50.
for oe stOs' 40 l,o. at eSbaOci jersey f.ios al 500
byL2e, srott and 81 dS7 -. Ia stor,.
All ID IN n
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other REAL ESTATE. In Psssse and Morris coanes sessr-
sew VIII order Of Panos lshrop. William H,.
William H. Scott IT, trustee. Of the eaH Of nsn
provisions Of deco 81 trust dated Der q
Der 20 1873 By Hugh N Camp. Aueonee No III Bns,f
fRreh,nse Sasrooml EewYofk THURSDAY, Apn D. 1878 q
~ described misses VIZ: The th0n@
bugh Tract in PuAic and Morris Counter " Of about 100
II and double houses also barns
sne power situate thereon End threst Subject
mortgages 900 each The Kche rses OF 273 acres IN R,
Townsh Morris Couiy. near Green Pond ms properly
rt.Bve quantities For fu dsscphon as9
properties see PatsnsD Press Of date Nh ntteh lSI9.
FRANCIS =. LATHROP.
WILLIAM l.. HBEeMASCR. tTru,ies,
WILLIAM III. SLOlI.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YnRK. Monday, Aprl

NEW-1UHK, MUHU"yI nPf'' =" -
At the Exchange SalcsroOms to-day legal
sses were conducted by william Kennedy ID. Nj. oea
map Richard w. IIarnett. and Simon Herman Fun de-
tails Of the sales will be found below:
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i lsra y. IT. LUDLOW 3 20 slI .eI q sueaos b
TUESDAY April 1S75 at ~ O'Clock at tie Exchange
III Brosdssy Cnny 8ntngl r. u, ord, Of The Is'a
the Cbnroh VI 5;hsye sni lShst We iJ
IT., the valuable fourorg big soop. bck lbro~Eone
Dwelling and Lot No. 80 lSihsi between 9Th and 6B Az
House "a 6r5O feet In excellent order AMI contains modern
ene, Lot % 8Is7 feet ouse be seen BY eent Fy ~
and Permits and ial particulars
tho Auctl 4 n r.,
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a uriion Sales Of Real Gstate.
HoENrs wilkins, Auctionesr.


by ORDER OF the SUPREME COURT.
I'D PROPERTY on WARREN, FOUkrEEsTH, sEvESTnEras
and EIGHTH BsTH-sTs h. u. LUDLOW Co. win sell a. az
TUESDAY ApnI g. 1879 a. IL O'Clock at the BHcbsnss s.
No III Broadway ~ T. under the direction Of yon ~
Leyendge, esd., Referee
Of lot with fve.story marble front ,,.,, . q
lot 25rSO feet No. OIL Lot iessd for 81 yeirs ron Nav is
Lease N.vYok Ovban Asylum Society Crowd RS
al, $50 per annuu. AMI tsres and sssessiBenta y
WEST POUKTBBNTHsT The threesorT Add attic briei h,..
innings high stoop dwelling and o No. l5l Hass 2I4
feet Lot 1903 feet
EAST sByEsTEEyTHsT:-The eve'sop brick tenement H.
ll3 Building. 2jts5 iee'. Lot. 80 seI
EAST EIGHrERETIsT The sveory brei tenement No 4a.
directly In rear Budng, 2JI15 fee. Lo'. 90 eet -
EDGAR LOGAN, Fnstfs Ators,y
Maps fall particulars the Office OF the AactiSuee No.
"A 100
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- ADRIAN II. MULLER. AacioleeL
TRUSTEE's SALE
l. Of House with so,e) and Lot
No. 3iO SPRING ST,
South side between Renwiek aud GreenSch.sta,
on THURSDAY. APRIL \,
Al IL O'clock at she Exchange sales Rooms
No. III Broadway
By order Of 8. c. Brown, esq, Trustee
nsps a. once Of
49, ADRIAN II. MULLER L SON
Voeiol AaeIielesn, Ne. Plest
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sUGARSThere hut he inquiry for Rsw suFrs tooav
and the market quoted nomDa steady aboui 200 bids Gen
fgs hve changed hands So ace quote Fair to Good ne
tning Cuba at 77sas e Prime DO at Sac Ceoniug hhds ana
boIe s2d9se No. II Clsved Box Sc Rehued without
change the demand fair S2d52 for Soft Yellow s'alOee
for Soft White 1896 for Crushed lO'c for Powdered and o
for Ganulaied
sEBDsClover steady but Quet II 4 for Western Timothy
Is quoted noninsly at 81 60dS2 IS. ~
sTBARINTh supply light and prices uueed sales OF 500
terces at l514c for We,terp. and 10 l2. for City
TALL0W and moderately actve Of 10000 OF
Sll.l6dS34o, the inside tricc for slightly cfcoior
WHISKY far demand about former bgusj zoo bbs sold at
81 10.
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DUBLIC SALE OF THE BRIERFIELD
IRON WORKS PROPERTY

OF BlBB COUNTY. ALABAMA.
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF AN ASSIGNMENT IN TRUST
TORS BIZ the BRlhRflELD IRON WORKS COMPANY corpora
by ACT Of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ALABAMA
which Is RECORDED the PROBATE OFFICE said County the
under TRUSTEES will on SATURDAY the 10Th DAY OF
MAY Next In FRONT Of the POST.OFflCB IN THE CITY OF
SELIA ofer sale the HIGHEST BIDDER public auction
the and belonging 20 the BREttELp IRON
WORKS COMPANY tho BRIERkfELD IRON PROP
BR rY consisting ROLLING MILL, FOUNDRY. ONE COLD
COMPLETED part MACHINE SHOP. NAIL FAC cory BUILD
ING PATTERN SHOP BRASS P0CNDERY CRUCIBLEs TONGs
&c BLACKSMITH SHOP. LIME KILN, sTOREHOUsBs. OF.
FICR WEIGH ROUSE. STABLES AND ALL NECESSARY
pLOYEs OF THE COMPANY
property embraces 800 ACRES OF land With absolute
title about 1000 AZ RES with the perpetual right and
timber with TRAM ROAD connecting ROLLING MILL
This property situated about 80 miles north Of Selma immed lately
the Selma Rome aud Dalton Railroad healthy county well
wAered.
property contains ch deposits Of HAgsATITB ORE which
the immediate nehbofhood aud good soil for making odusv and
Ore bnck. aud INENHAuSrIBLE SUPPLY OF BlIUMNOUs
COAL four or Eve miles distant said TO make gooi coke
The gron rolled aud cotton tics maze Of beeh have taken
found TO be Of superior quahtv BkIkRFIRLD IRON
mands In the Western markets THE HIGHEST PRICES paid and
used for CARWIEELs BOILERS And TELEGRAPH WIRE
addition
tho manufacture Of Iron earwhee cotton ties kc railroad
wagons, aud other plantation implements
The abounds yellow and other timber Of valuable
quality. and sswmiils In the Ieghborhood
csAb but reasonably
fair price would have difficulty obanug credit
part Of the purchase Capt T. Alvs
show the property and exhibit map OF the lands
The title 10 the property deemed go0 its VALIDITY having
P. recognised b decision VI the Court Of the United
ss"a W PErTUS,
March l2. 1873. trustee.
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Middling....l7ls
lnnnl MN lHA

tnsuned IN The above JOO bales to arrive
delivery the Barket 1l6c q higher which
sferwad Lost Sales follows ali bsss Low Jddhug
SATURDAY. after n.-Apnl 500. 10 1890 NAV. 100,
II l6e 1000. II 3S2c. June 1000, II 7l6c; 700, II
1882; Jus 800 u - S2c COO, II 2732c Sptem.
100 II 7l6c; 600 IL l532c; October loo 10 2732c
100 lG5-: November 100. 10 1880: December 800 IS
1882, January 100 6 total 200 bales SstuniaJs closing
prces-ApnL rs 2332c; NAY II ll6dl7 $50; June. II
1857 yay l72SS2al79c; August y Sepem
Der II 1917 lS32 october ~ 2132a Sc; November 10
al6al6 1890, Decemher IS 1880 6qs' Jana,T iG.G
100 ~ to-day 10 9 Zoe; 100 H. On. 10 9!oe; 100 L.
1899 200 1t 9-l6c; 100, Sh 10 1890.
100 rs lllGc. 200 10 23-32c; May 300 Ill., 200, II
$500 100 II -. 100 II 33zc; 100, lec 300 II 332c
100. II Lice; Jnne 100 Il 7l6c 500 II 1899 430O
II 7lGe July 400 II $500 September 600 II a. &C. 100
~ l532c October 300 10 27-32c 100 Is l3l6c Jausary
800 l6Sc tots 10000 bales; grand iots. 200 bales
CoPFbhIhe market for Rio is quiet and compared
those Of yesterday show decline Of 4c T. D. The only sales
hear OF 939 bAgs MernmAck l6Ql74e We
Ordinary at l5dI6c Fair o. at lGs4al7ci Good do
l72 l7c aud Prime lSsic Receipts for
900 bags sales for the
PITTS Stos this esenng all ports add 1O690l bags
intending 600 sos bags keSOrean 5000
Mobile 4Gll bags Baltimore and 3d. 6l bags New
FLOUR AND NEAJrne Flour market opened quite firm for Ship
and quiet for No aud Super6D;
obbnS limited and unsatisfactory Amber Winter Wheat
BIirAs sell H Al the close the market quite
active for shipping Extras quiet aud tame for other
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ess at fuIi Values. We quote:
State Fsctors, new,
all cream, fair. .... l4hdlo
State Factory. new,
all cream, hall
Skinned .......... 3 dl3
State Factory, new,
all cream. full skim 8 all
State Piuespple...... 70 ga
English DalIJ do.... ~ d23
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ghanfss Tor Dusinfss Nleu.


A COMPETENT MAN, understanding all
brhbeh.s ~ ns fss,aL basEsts -ls. take el,e Of
eub.house ressuftht Leu t.st VI py Addr.,
No Third at, Bss- ION.
A F1RST-CLASS salesman, desiring 10 earn
$1,000 5000 q The f.uon.
BDA DksIGss. Apply rom Co.. Al rafI pi.e. S,s
''-N'' WV"
RARE CHANCE for person of total absti-
~ tssGLsLs q Ia
SoooO 10 Invest pbbssf with btosu,e of
becoming general manage Adde'S
= WOOD. ss-bursh.s NY
WHO are the true KINGS OF BlISINESSt
W Read JAMES PAhTOkh isd1fe ia THE Tribune KxTHA
N"f ."
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New- 1ersep Real &slaie tor Bale.

AT MORRISTOWN, N. J.-FOR SALE, a
N Modern HOUSE 10 rooms, water. &e ga ACRES;
minutes depot excellent garden abundance Of u tenns easy
finely located for subdivision EDDY, NO. fak paee.
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CHxEsK-ybe is fairly active and hoders are hn IN ihe
under and better inquiry from shpprs 10
homo good business at full values we quote: