davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
SPIRITS OF rURPENrINE
C.Iptysrox Jaa 20 -Turpsuttns dull at 3Ti,s.
sAYASSAH. jan 26-rurpentinc steady ~ "a a..
WILMINGTON, Jan 26.-Iurpentine nr.n at 2Ic.
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 26.-l2:30 D. m.-Cotton firm Mdlling
Tpands 6d do Mddng Orleans Sled; sales 10000 bales
Including 00U bales for speculation and exports eeepo
5000 bales Including 100 bales American Futures
llvery q l64d also 26id also S64d also z.otdi ao
March and April delivery 664d 10 April and May delir
sry s-64d lo-6ldi do May and June dellye!y
i56Id also l%-e4d DO June and July delivery l7o4d
do July nd August delivery, 62l-64d q,
Tenders of devres todays clearing. 100 bales oid
docket and 200 bales new docket - -
m-Coton The sales OF the day included 5000 bales
Ameucan Futures steady Uplands Low Middlns clause
Sel,yery 4d buyers do February and March delivery
2.64d sellers; do March and April delyery, ooid
value do April and Nay delivery le6td BUYERS do May
and June delivery l464d values do June ana Juy eeiis
yaine. do August aud september delivery. 2o~6id-
m-cotton-Futurss Upands Low Middllns esase
Jsn9sry au od aiss i5ii do May delivery
i6id: also S64d; do June and July delivery. ls-oid
do Juiy and August delivery 62l-Jid -.
q ~ Cotton-Fu;ures closed steady; Upands Low MID
ding clause January delivery 26td buyers 20 January
March delivery 35ld sellers do March and April deny
ery 76Id sellers do April and May delivery. llbid
sellers do May and delivery lt6td sellers do Juhs
ana July delivery ls64d value; DO July ana Ausast 90
livery ~ cd sellers do August ana september uo"U
21-64d sellers. -,
9ALyEsfOs Jan. 26.-Cotton firm Middling. los 70.
Midnc IL Good ordinary lG lilo; net andsross rece,ps
5S3 Oales Exports Coastwse, "a Bales sales 9oO oa'S
SIy,sSSs Jan. 26cotton firm; Miadlins. 10 el6 Low
Mlddlng III 5l6 Good Ordinary 91s net receips hIvs
bales eross 2S Dales Exports coastwise 10 oaes so
l0oO bales STOCK 81, ,O04 balea ,,,..,s ,ox.
SrwORIRASs Jan. 26.-Cotton steadyi Midding i0gg
Low Middling los Ordinary 10 acc recspt aS.c
Coastwise 5929 bales; sales 1000 baes s'ocX' S'9'''
balAs
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY ~ leeo

strons Rough Psons q so0a4 s5 PACKING and slipping
a 66 Sel 81 LaShS OI 3O0e4 66 skipa - SOHS1 ~
500 sntg~entsa 500 ~ ~asaeS soea g
oS3 76 Choice 20 Exrra. - 500S3 90. ,.o ......~.
ST. LOUIS Jan 21-tat1s@ ~ ~ n rSoc:
shipping. g lOoSs 0G Fair to Medium ~ 0o@'' %"
Shesp-Recepts 1900 shipments, 800: Common to MO
dunn 0s3 90, Fair Cnoics SO 20 cSl co. q. aca
a 45 Pscfns 81 4oSs2 50. Heavy 81 eoSs4 75 .o.,
BUFFALO Jan 26-CdftS-ReCeiDfs TO-DAY l3OO ncaG sVe
weer nead time last Week @
head consigned through 134 cars maikes Saosar. ar'
81 5dS4 25. .,s.r
ssp-Recerpts today 1000 total for wosx thus fa
5000 head for last week 400 head
through cars market quiet ana wessc YEA cs me"" "
Hoas-Recepts to-day 10000 head total for week
signed through l0 market firm aud acuve 1oou o ~
Choice Workers. 81 T Butchers draaes - 'o~A oo
Pigs 81 20 QS4 30.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
eUKopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

se oa Long cielr Mddes 32A sil 5aort olsAr Mitlsy
SGs Cd Snort Rios 3Js. Sl saoiliera sss 81 pee ss.
pork-Pume Mess. 6Ss I'D. per DBL. Prime Ness EAssrn
sSsl western. 5ss Lard-Amer'can 5ss oi' Pr,m' wss
Chsese-Amerlc.n Choice 5Is ID wheasCRed ws.ssss
hi NO spring Is I'd, New Western Winter g ~ Ns"
Mixed Western. 5s Sid; California No. e. tdgIs
Old od: do Sss o. od Der ssasn p,odsse oss s~
refined Petcoeam ID per gaoa Clover s,et-A
Red s9s per Taiow -35s IL psc c.t ROSA a..
cwL ..,... p.r,s o. l00
ouarIers from Pacific ports 1000 quarters to ,s,s,s
sources $4,000 quarters Receipts Of Corn ssvo 1 io,
per ton; Calcutta LInseed as s, 81 per psre!sss a.
lad an Id per galon spirits OF rurpentna szs nj IA
cwt sperm OIL $50 ton. S uss owI for
American Sugar l3s ga per- cwt fSr Cuos sss fss
polarzing 9e.. aud 1ssiA@ VI ''s 0~''
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
Go Ubom 81 map Concern.
DrnIJr NDTTCE

DCBLIC NOTICE.
Nso' s hG5Gy e. ss, Tho s a % cSm
sSS s54 q oos a' f Bs law. Il 3
spsIssa SSs y by % SsA' L %
seFss ena slcas eSrsn ana In ss
4 .ss ia Il ss M X @
eeodnss sni Ie,oi9ons Of s.d isla Tiansif Com
VIZ nsa.s so q r. on
ert1Sd route 70 tss wall Street Ferry ~ ss Of
ave I1ym .isya sa. A:rT9Tga Lsses
st. wianst, Wall.'t, BrOadst. PcsIist and wiOhall:
eIteusss to ~. ndrsFy nS. 10Th
sys At S .y s BY way saa 81 S and aoa TS No %
ginning on KingsoTiags road a. iq,h aye and rannn.
No;s ana G.Bognn ne at Tho Westerly end Of l'stn.i
S nsas sHSdns So 70 on AND the csn sd .ren na
20 sDa sSs stris n"a. S6 s sb
sTs. sTss 5 fy sy Snd oso SsT @ :s
mag sss and extending to tas East River ~ Of
SIP. Eoa,S So ssssaSiss ]
sis1 spS to 9 Fs. Fs'f s.f :: n &
S 10 bs M river % At q AS
and .,t H.a 81. KGat = So aas:9P
nd d'f p' h
S SI[ s and la % % aa T % y T IF &
way Of istave and Esat S4ths Route No iS-Beinnins
'Hi Hi'n gls'5 is = As H":
No l4-Begnnfng InwOodst al tho Hudson
eItoId ns to the Harlem River BY way Of Inwooi and
Dyckinan sts. Route NO. lb-Degnnng 10th ave and
West 60th ST. and eIsndng 10 Madison By way of West
sstbst East 5ot Mahsonsvs MAJ East 2sdst 2dsye
ginning ut the intersection Of shave and tho broadway
boulevard and extending norhery along SAID
ws,ory termnus OF West 66ths and extending
along 66th-s to tho Central Park sunken OK Transverse
Road No l. Route No. Beginning C5h at .t tho
tho Central PARK bunken Transverse Koad No Route
No 10 Beginning on the westsry terminus D West 18th
Road No by way Of West 7sth 9th ave- aud West 7sth
No 2oBesnning on tho easery terminus OF East
7eths and extending the Central PARK Of sun
ss1 S'a as ss Me-: sse sSs
st. and runniax thence eastery along sGth
No 22Begnning on tho eAsrly termaus OF Kast s6ihsI
Road Nc BY way Of East ss,hst
sass and Ws. ytls Route 10 aa@Bssnnnr on East
:; s,,is
g4nns On Broaaway. on the North aide Il Harlem Rivsr
ns rPnHS " e, As1s sFS;a" The porh:sy
spS s.a.ss Rouss SY 'cpEn %4bsaS
sss 4 SrSss ssss:; :. Ss:s
s:''s - Hi. s.s, is;:,
s:. x ~ q S .sIsss
ssiS liz p.ss sssas sss s'R;ii's Ri s.
3s SoysEn9Ts Room In The Civ As IN Che oV and eosny
Essst &Esssf tsFsssssA Z sssss sgHa'nr o.--l'''...'.
6af1d yAn. =
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26-Cotton frmer Midtny l07s, Flour
Extra sssfs; Do: Family q ooss5o oi city NM.
!Ss'a Is ssss ss a!:s:
sSStAfFG sS ss
S DO Isnnsl Ss w rsS1a.ry E. .s
March wG;s Sa ss .scs g. sla S, r south
.ss1 svf Guss os p
1000 BUSH shipmentswheat q 900 basn Corn, lSsgO5
BUFFALO NY Jan 2e-Elour dull; sale, ale 500 obi,
F.S ass at 4 sa' s sq' w ns % e
livery W At ss qgiet steady, ot. No
xOT s , t S & SrSd f RssSa 4 s g wSss
6c; Corn 5s.c oats $50; Flonr 2Sc per OBJ Receips
I. SSs 9s Ss
1900 Sushi Corn $4,000 bush oats. $1,000 busL Bar
BOSTON Mass. Jan 2s-Foar very dali and unchanget
F.sn snPsa sprns Shsa IS Sns
81 76Gs5 TO- Corn very quiet prees unchanged steamer
3ss 3sUT Ga lpS and SerasT ssrons 70 W
Fon1 oe SpSss SS. So ZOO sae.s Corn
ssG &c. ;54es
a nsT q 500 g 81 BaeSa as sus
saCrb 5o short Ge.E & s 1S Wsssy ID Sa s.,s e.
Ing Ia and BatSsE' a lSssa S0 receipts $500 head 'A0
winter Wheat So 5oas4 IS; spring wheat IS 90 So
saks g g o. sys Flour @ s 2
Wheat and weaker sales ranged JsnaaTy 7So,@1S
osas Mac at 72ssas 9s FiSsSay Ssns &c., sss9
ssss4Ss 81 REQ S 8 % s2sas &C., ss
quiet and weak sass ranged can e S0sns %
ss saPas6y eS,ns al Ss.Ss Nav Y
Sc e Nay %a eSuEs Rye sue :eaa1
sale. anse Cash y 2' Fsenas
s2 22 SsS 20 March si5 z 1
s6 IS ass January 50 s. sss g closing at g ss
50 S. ses9s @ q 80 % Short 81 H'Sss 5
s. 20 sSOr. SO 30 $50 e5 Rscelpts Flour 1900
Hy S O%S Snsas ss 81 Ss So ias ,sOq o
easpS Oats $4,000 Ou'h' Rye 1000 bush-' Barley 5000
Janaaiy HSaGy size; % February May sass Rel
s Sc fSsR4S EsdspSsc%neat at lsSSS Ossa "''' 49, M
aH sy'9s CASH rm s. 1snsasy
&c. s. a5g5iIc Oats arm 10 White. Sc Rye dra.
EG E3 Pa5isS que SS ssf 81 81
as an@ s. February
ssc. Hogs 81 S5ai 55 ReesIpts7FIolr. o 7.5oo e5l.
Nas1t 5SJ sois tSSS %Sea iui Zoo sasS barley LOU
PmL.pELrHIA; Jan; 2s.-FlOur The demand wa, Light
Of 10 ss 'na az @ f p
market tesr.os IF firm western apa ss
R Funny oSs3 81 PsnHsyiyaaa sSs. r5Sss,s 3 oSs
8 S sc wheatSoserngs were light and the Market
weak az the close OF the call; lots ruled hrns
No Red in export elevator SO No Delaware Red do.
e4c; No pennsylvania Red s5e: No Red January ss3
a96c.; February so9yotci March. elha9i tei April
for January bat later months duh and lower No.
Mixed IN grain depot. <sc steamer do. i9e Ic NO.
56FS5ics February; As'.s49tei March 90 Stshc April
No White 3Ss.ci No. White Al &c. futures essen
and duh; No. White January 39d4lc February, Sit
{73.c, March. S7ixG37stc Recepts-Flouf 1000 bblsi
Wheat 6OOO busn Corn $4,000 bush, oats 5000 bush.
ShpmenJsWheat. 10000 bush Corn. 32,UOO ousl. O4tS
5000 bush.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 26-Four steady and unthanged Wheat
ruary, e6Tsc; May, 9Sc Corn naetiye Cash. S9tc Jan.
Casa s2lac: February 2sc.; May, 3gLas2tc, Rye nrG
at 6Js62l2c Barley-Market quiet 81 65s75e But.
az ST a. nav quiet aud uneh .ngeL Bran dr@ at $50
5S Corn Meal STEADY So 20 Whisky steady At 81 -
Pork sl2 IS. BuIkmeas-Lons Clear 81 70; short RIP.
ReceiStSDFlouE 5000 6blss Wheat 1900 busa Cora.
a 900 busni Oats $4,000 Rye 1000 bush. Barley,
oo0 oush li 00J bbls WheiL $1,000
bush; Corn oush Oats 1000 oush-s RyA l.ooS
bush.l Barley. 2.U0O bush
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
T.tai.uss 7.7o5 500 7oo8.I35 il.sisl75 eo5GO77

NAY AND sTRAwgsv wa. IN very largo receipt ana
1sso 1sr Ha Ms "aS IN isr We quote ay
Choice e6c No soe NS 2 Sssi sa shpPns 5 Srsass ooo
'mSPs"Raed quiet and cssentiaiy unchanged The
SsG%s d. Interior ['iT ahe ts Sa1e i quoted d '
rs iron T'r sa5 s rd s sns p T at
duh ,e,dy london Ta man and asn "a e a7d IFS
o6 M r nrPnnG Ma q gas ant n'ry Toy S SS S oS
ApriSc aud essentially u3slanged strained
% Good sir1nea - rIGIi 5o p g. Il, d s s 2ss 80,
ks25q,2s % r. % az - 3I onst Co.
oCEAN FRElGHrs-The movement IN all directions was was
ps ,aa sy sh IN T Berth the business reported
%ss DS - o bu o ssFSS on o 5oo aoaa Is
i3O cases OF wooden ware bsal7s So ,,hiuLlr steam.
steam 1000 bush. grain $3.50 EWCSILE steam.
se9S 90 gGU1 ons eSr Sasn & % 100 cases goods
us Cd 4oo boIes of bacon 200 bo,s, butter and and
In charters and commt,a the items of interest
TERDhM hence Norwegian ship 900 6bs refined OILS
Ssphn GeEa G' British ship, 10000 renned OH
AvA 5Iya hSqs sr hence steamer
lad n S; efEsS and tho
yIi9Ssf aanaioa lion Prices g. sh9T 9 E,s no
Family 90 and eOls Clear Fsi,S Ha,f d. s s, %3 &
aslt Clear Baek, sI5ssG Extra Prime, sli i.;.. BEEF
pryaie so T@s Ea5'" CITY CITY Extra H4 india
kss sss s FAMILY fsesss s Is ior mA hs'o
fair GT Il AZ ars ssGi r at
ana in coed demand, while other cuts rule quiet sales
AZ lbs Picked Bellies mixed wei2bs 6tso; lOOOO 10
do GSahc and at West 260 tcs Picked Iiams private
terms Picked Bellies ~ b. oc CITY rcIsd pcts a! Shqn
gag5.c.; smoked Hams, 929llo....: MID ES-lalher
guirt bni held Long Clear IN New-Yok quoted
6c Western delery Long and short Clear hall ana
half January and February 81, c.. DRESSED HOGS
sa fair GE Hsaz nsns' to Ssh
to-day rejecting the West he options are mp 40 pon,
eey active cash lots do not much attention safes
a75 Contract grade spot, 116aI2gc January eosoa
1897 lesi 100 tc' as6ruary se closing EsuS
726c; i250 tics. April SS closing 11I@ % '92o; s
800 tcs. May 7400742c.. closing lave laaoi i; 9uno
closing 7450Ilsc city steam higher snd more S asVs %
nrtyate terms .BU1TkR-There Is air demand ior
Choice stock at full prices Otherwise tRefs Rsa,c
s,ays a tG ioasSe aSns ssts Dairy haTEh tubs
nails I942sc; Welsh tubs lGe27oi hrkins aud tnbs best
Y7Gg5c 1rkns. ios23ci Western Imitation OreamYeIy
59c. 90 Rolls IL sc GHEEsE-Ias varied N price
With lsrt Iceland Eastern l3c Common TO Prime Job
lots lSic Western. na sSlled Fair ool 70 ShosS @
rather weak. with moderate demand state Sc; IVES.
ern 81 2aS2c. southern. 3lG32c Lined loSiVIc' in
ported l0dlGc.
sTEARINE-Lard dull and nominal at 7iaS1sc. sa'es
100000 lbs 0leomargarine 7isc. -.
sUGAR-aw quiet and nrm. FAIR Refining bot no sales
EsSasa EsSs. h'r rs.ds 'qt s &c. ass %
Standard a. saeisc: "A SS!sc White Extra &C."
basci Extra &C. 64d5Sci &C" 6abAci fenow
fAIIow-steady and moderately active Prime City quo
ted Al Bisc Sales. 80. 900 lbs at She. - % ooo ..
TEAsteady. and moderately sctiye saissa ~ 90
Affo5ibAcCo-ouct icCoot but firm No sales.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good Prime sold year ago at l22G &c., ana
the average estimated at l. 1ioc.
yesterday and to-day were 1913 cars AZ
City aud ll9 at 60thst making 4IOI NEAL
were 2O2 and head more than
tho corresponding week last year. o..
With free arrivals there has been decline In prices e
evidences yet oppears Of
In the market supply wednesday was much ~ Ok
cess OF the demsDd and with falling oil In prices OF
cent per pound dessed weight the yards were not ceA
loads The rece pts on Fl a were -
ate but Cattle held over from WEDNESDAY proea
be for the needs OF sau
two days activity and siaugheres we're wn
TO Wednesdays prices for the common
Cattle held the market steady on Far 10 fme
Arrivals to-day at sohs included go for MT East
man 20 Metzger and 10 cars Tor scnWarn
child suzberger and consequently there no ,1 .y
ply was fully equal demand but there was gool az
tendance slaughters and the market opened
active with lo& grades OF Cattle fairly ahd goa
TO Choice steers little frmer. The finish was raenor
dull but generally maintained and the prospeo
was that few Cattle would be carried over No oe1po
demand light sold down 10 6oGs hc 10 uress
SO b. will OF the sales ranging from 10 90 70
56 10 to Good Bul0cks while Prime 70 ft
from sc dress SO d. 70 scant l2'tc 70 ores
carload yards. averaging JOB ID 1iTe carloads o.
little herokess fed sold at s. 40 Old oxen sod
$685. So at 81 25dSJ 75, and cars OF sen
from ncnnati reported to have brought DC oevera
carloa9s Bulls sold at So 154 81 0o ana le" neo
Ietailed at 4a4 &c.
The weeks shipments Live Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as foAo~G
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
wsrIot closing barely steady. TranafcraOlo notices

Nsrkct CLOSING Ddtciy St'1J'
FLOUR AND MrAI-PIouE-M,rksty very qqiet +, with ,
tSe obbins connned mainly 70 ma parcels for I'M
sa6 %, ssboI yR including 90 @ SS. oS I Mi
90 90 G%S S2 nc1 Sg 9s @ssn al eco 6 G.t2 10
az s. loo 81 io mainly at 81 90 900 bbs Supsr
S7s %ster at wses, 400 'H b Winter wheat $
ass 90 Quotations Pine 81 Gooa ~ Fancy
FIrn state ss edess so Good Choice Eytra western
s. s'as' ~ s Cod c0Hm0s g so t f a5 GOOD 70 Choice
- soas5 sOl Common Extra hnns'ota sS q. t2S s@
s,rsqh 81 25a 70 fatspt ssfse Bakers, sFtTs
fS,g 10 Good s,. g xss, % qS 70 S city Mi
sss % TO- market closing DUR soUTHEGeS ,SL FLoUgc Ud5
mon GOOD Extra Good , to Gs3I'G 5T rs2s d.;
ssmand sales. 600 bbls supsrnne, ssi5asS 20 Buck;
WHEAT FLoUR-Sslln5 At II Loe Zoo s ,;Sany
vine 80 quoted at 81 "sasS 80 yellow western ID w
8sg 8ssgRAaIIy-wHEAr-Sa heavy Cash lots have Dc;
SEC n a. oxc G GSen Sa recovered most q tho decline then heavy
aud "a c lower closing heavy at the oEest price,
I1odsra, s CIV Milling trade limited and fair
sT,nsi, S . to OP9,o Paso ag c bu'S future
2i2OOo bush spot inclaens 30 i N9re ID 20 60 q ei u
s0c No@ Fed aiLaS &C. IN store Sc, free on board
from r. soIS ~ Rel u 6 20 RCD February. 81
ST. ,e eto'ns , ~ ,nT g. sq closing al S4si do
m May fo'nE hyIG6S.i At g6S aG snd ior .tsy iSay
wssiern g. 7oc1 State and Cansia 7oq7 BAR Ar
hn.h NO 2 CanAda al 7i9 lsc; 200Og bush ungrade,i
S"D1ii, Snc 10000 bushrl thoca so =. canada AZ
sGc BARiEY MAtT-Quiet and unchanged
.avV ant lower. Cash lots have dr
ep~d q asso options have allen OF &c IN Jsi uay ana
closing heavy NJ shade above tho
business fNuort Rnd homo
nsc AMI iar trade IN options shipper bought ls"oo
hush -alcs 529 future - 900 bush spot ana
sreeiaI delivery including Unsradcd Mixed at 05lc
h Steamer mixed. s. s35 &c ~ elevator,
5I delivered for January Pc IA elevator agd % q
February 49, 5Oi.C elevator 3l &c de-
uv,rcf No soc Aroat and &c aioai Tor no middle
o' Fei iruary steamer whte 80 5tc ntot; tnFraded d
bid 6str asked for February 5oaa de- closing At
Snsr do March as. G5Otc closing ~ Iuc; DO Tor
Ami ,Oc cnslnr a SIC. do Tor May, 45ige i7c closing
al ATs-AaTket "a i2c wor and closed heavy
f f. nsc p Coz sales 30 600 Uusn future 900 bush
spo inciudfng 50 Mixed al 81 PC. No2 81 3. - No
.-r 80 .7s,c - O. 2 Isl az &c MOL, &C. Ilxcd
western ag-ci white do, 81 = 4oc Nitod s1ts Sc
sf c closing al 3fc do FOR May 3o1 So. clos ng at
Sgsc FEED-Steady with cour'c firmly held. 4uD, sO
estLc. COr T0475c; S1r- 7OG75c.; l0Ub. 10 9SJc.;
sharps. JOc q 81 CO. Rye Feed, 75c. ~
sfeets IN sOfe m New.Nsrk, Brooklyn aud Jersey city
e.n held Ia railway lighter, cortdcae.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vesseis and Raflroads./
NEw-YoRK. Jan. 20. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORK. January 20. 1850
CoFFFF-spot Rio dul oioc. for Fair No sales. op
tons fairly irregular prices the market st one
time owing Weakness sales 20 % bags cos'5
steady folows January. 7659775i February AZ AZ
S75, March April so2SsoS; NAY siU% onet
and steady Sales 800 bags Maracaibo and 2o7 savanha
on private TERMS -. Gaia. 10.
bales Delivered contract 700 baes Recepts az tso
port o-iay bales against l564s this day last weck
and last since sept l. 4042l5 bales against
1852. 750 for the same period last season.
quotations. according " the American casslncaeon
folovs
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
LIVE srooR MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Jan. 2G-The Droyerf Journal reports Cans-
Reoepts 1000 head shipments oo9 head markst Gu,
"a 90 0s4 10, Texans. "a O0Gt3 90. ... -...
HaeS-RsceptA 22,00V nest snlpmsn oooo nee@ wsssss
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. 20. isss
The following sales were made ct the Exchsu~
Salesroom to-day:
BY Hordtio HenrQwes.
6story brick fiat. with plot Of land. East 7lstst
6l-story brick fats lunfpished) with plot Of land
Nos 2,065 TO 1910 2davc cor Of me BOIL "a
105th-st plot 1001lxl00 buyer. 2xao8
By John T. Boyd.
lot, g. West 123d-st. 125 It W Of 6thAve, 1llix.
100 II; An Swan S06G
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
40 THE GOLD-sEEKER OF THE sIERRAS. p!
JOAQUIN MILLER. Funk Waspalls

40. THE GOLD-sEEKER OF THE sIERRAS. By
JOAQUIN MILLER Funk WasRalls.
The author Of this worry poor and badly told tale
certainly has not succeeded ia showing B" the
Argonauts as they really were. not resrescnted
in the dime novels and third class theatres" In
fact il would have to be very clumsy dime novel
indeed which was not moro interesting than 49,"
and as regards literary skill, the average dime
novel is far beyond Mr.. Miller work If the
story is really founded on facts these have been
SO inartstically handled as TO give them the
appearance of very crude and uninaginative
fc.Isn aad certainly nothing less like tho real life
of old California than this has ever been writer
for Mr.. Miller represents nearly all his characters
as either imbeclss villains of the Bowery theatre
type, and so wooden aud hfeless are they all.
that it is impossible TO feel the slightest interest
in OF syapathy with any of them. The poor old
Argonauts have bsen made to answer for great
deal of which they were not guilty, but this is the
worst caricature yet perpetrated on them
Yet there was opportunity for good work in the
story CT "'49" for his unquestionably typical
case and a really skilful and sympathetic descrip-
ton of il would have been welcomed. Mr.. Miller
has evidently written with an eye to dramatlza
tion. but is is equally clear that only tho sorrisst
kind of play can be made out of his story He has
evan contriyed to eliminate the natural pathos Of
ths situation and to reduce all his characters to
dead level of sodden dulness. There never was
mining camp in which so stupid villain as Tom
Gully could have fourished and 1T Is very doubt
fu whether SO ycrdantly green persIn as
dismal failure. and the Argonauts VIII nave 70 oos
elsewhere than to Mr.. Miller for the faithfui ana
realistic portraiture their time merits and mas
waited for so long.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs
NETWORK CITY,

Property in Chihuahua, Moxico. James Hetcheps 70
British, American and Mexican Resmelttng Stag
77tns .u2Gs ass It oi Sdavc 951iosa Yais to
,,sthsP ii Of sd.ave l9iixioOii; John
Walker and wife TO L Norton. .-.................
1O4thst 9, I75 II " Of 2d-sve. lS.sx10011s Good
man TO G Bruce
7th.ave . s. 5O5 It n Of llsth-st, 25.2xl0o George
King to Edith King
7sth.st q s. 100 IT Q Of 2dave 25xl02.2; d w F Nc.
Coy and another to Ed Ward. -.-.-----.--..----.-
4lstst g. $50 II o of 3d-ave. 25x12 6x4 l.5x391
Hogan and another to VIM Bertscbe and wife
BrOome-st, No ASS: George Wild and wife to Mary l.
Wild ct al, executors
4th;aye: Sc cor Of i24thst 3oIloei1; r II Craft to
llth.ave iH cor Of 75thst i00xioo, L W johnson
and wife to r NJ Jencs ..
willis.ave, cor OF l4Sth-st. 17.6x1OX15.7xali l.
Walsh to q Z Swift and mother.
45th.st. 1872 IT W Of 5tb-ave l67xl005; Victoria
Tucker to Ann Amidon. .-......:..--
S0th-st. q 8, 100 ftw of letave 50xl022 William
Eggert and wife TO NJ Walack and aaother:;.
46thst 9. 374 II W OF 5thave, John Liy
ingston and wife to Agnes Elwood .-:....-.----.-
151stst O. 275 II cot 10th ave, to l52d-stxl50;
Frazier assignee, 10 II Mckenney .......-.:-
l2Sth.st &, 1915 n " Of 7th-aye, 24xSe.11; JRHaL
stead and wife TO ii Beattie. tie.......-.........-.-.
16Jth-st sa 1905 # of 10th-ave. 6911x33, ,8xoO6x
455; G Lawrence to Vim Campbell and another
4th-ave from 90th TO 91st eta about 10 acres: Rev
43d-st No 20 East, 95xlO0: Edwin Perrin 70 Joseph
Same properly; Joseph II Mahap to Rachel Per-
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REAL ESTATE.

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