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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brodtmann Isabella and Gustav to John w Decker. S
Beck Mary H. to Jacob kaiser Denman Place
' Bechmsnn leoge and wife, to Alice Hail. George
st. Of F05sske and var e to William Doucherty
s; 10 ys SsS s23 WsSsh and another
o cToekeT GaiOne to United States Trust Co. sd
CLARK Gl ' cyfHs and Vie to Life CO.
Epstein, Mary and Marks 90 70 Abraham Isaaes e Ell
drdsS;st lot ,S S9t var 70 Wilson 1sahst of
sthave, year q 900 ,,.,.o, r.v and ,oo,he, cor
oSd% R@d LGr e M Mon1h s anu '''
Hodges John E. to sxOrs John Cisco, 1oth-ave
a Gs' TO same cor 1othave 1o2d-st. years
'0OH Siges John e. to w ooo trustee
Hen:ha%. jane to sxors John McKeOn, 12thst
oil HtHSss fef fs' and james william Smith,
Jacobs A5SS aSq h lsae BSsInss 5000
same to + Mlddlebrook property, years
Kahn Kahn, Abraham. Julius LandageT and Kahn and
wives, to exor George Scott 2o5S 2d'ave years
Kelly John and wife to ca: 81 dSo Adler 1OOth
ISty Arnold to Mary TOwnshend Riversdeave
q 1 ivSI Rdmhard H. to exor George Bell Morris.
ave and 1Soths YEAR, re- io.saS Louis Edrecomb
ave- lUp'S Of ii5th,st demand E2 ocC
Manson, sinclair and wife. to E Tipping 99thSt
Mcneil, Mary Louis Benziger, 1913 Allen-st, years
'oS %ysrsaea Christina Citizens ssy ing Bank
cor N.Y. Roso to Augustine bOnderO Park-st No
IL. ! 800.
McGinn, Peter, 10 Levi Jacobs, Q cor od-aVe anu
lOfth-t, ] year, $4,000. -
az Cortlandt.st lease, demand 81 600.
Nculner, Ferdinand, Mary Blodgett and another.
40 West 2Oth-st. 3 years e. morts), $4,000. 800,
Poon John F. and wife. 70 Michael Smith, 14Sth-
ST. @ Of Terrace Place, years, 50 600
Same 10 Cooperative building ana Loan Asso-
citation. same property, instas $4,000
PohasLd Flora 10 Jacob + Ryttenberg, Of Madi-
sol. ave : Of T1lth-st. wears. Sl,215
Pirring Antoine and Henry, to Harlem Savings Bank
n : OF i45th.st e Of wis-ave, year, 81. 600.
Persons. Talnage L. and wife TO EmiCrant Industrial
Savings Rank n ; OF oSthst OF 4thaye, year, $500.
Parker Lydia f. to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. OF
3Oh.st g Of 4thavc years. els 900.
Speklorskv Abraham and Hyman and wives TO Corinne
Jacobs. III East Broadway. l year. $40 900
Schneider John G.. TO Fast River Savings Institution
n 5 Of I2th-st. Of Ave A. year si4 600.
Stern Abraham Sarah X Wright, n OF Fast Broad
vav W OF JeneisOG-st | year. s12 900.
Scvhel Daniel f. to + y Goddard, n s OF 32d-st, Of
9Th ave. years. $4,000.
smith john b. tO G Marshall and G Marshall. IT,
et al OF 81 ave n 2d-st year e mortsl. $40 600.
williams James TO Edward Nicoll. OF 9ith-st. OF
od.ave 3 years q mOrtsl, IS, Gl0
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Cost an0 fonn1

= DIFFERENTIATION ticket Central X. r. Newer
sew running between Monmouth Beach and Newly orN;
II found. please return 70 RAYMOND LESHEk, ''-
Broadway.
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tent and the Importance of the differences be-
tween MIR. CONNIE and his predecessors, anc 1t
serves to show that great deal of serious and
patient work remains TO be done before the founda-
tions can be considered firmly and finally laid IN
this department of research. The spirit dis
played by Mr. CONNIE throughout is admirable.
and his book is certain to originate controversy
which will stimulate anthropological study, and
tend also TO restrain dogmatism.
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Drn Gooo 6

IMPORTANT Having rented both of Our
corner stores have the merchandise In each to dis
pose OF before July tT {.
50th.st corner Fancy Chairs and Rockers. Vcranda
Porch Chairs and Rockers, few side Tables, Pol
ished TOP Tables Ladies' Fancy Desks and Music Racks
57th.st. corner entire line OF Cnina Mattngs. en-
ting nj qualities Smyrns Mats and Ruqs all sizes
Italian Slumber Robes COtDa and Wool BOriered
Mats. Our Fancy Mattings and IIaddens F. NJ. Mail
hled % i've rolls only.
All the above goods b. be sold.
4th-aNe pass ihe d0vr
ANDREW TESTERS SONS.
MnGsCn.aye.. 5Gth, jIh SIS.
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miscellaneous

=. > UMBRELLAS recovered repaired parasols
S>H 10 match speciality: gold and silver handles
~ repaired work prompt and reliable.
GATCHELL'S. 22i 6th-ave.
NY PERSON suffering with eruption Of the skin may
"A hear OF a simple remedy which cured me. Address
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New.York, Thursday, June II.

NewYork Thursday, June r.
The following sales were held at tie Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day: ~
Plot Of land on ST. Nlchoas-ave. corner 14eth-st.
81 One and two story buildings plot Of land Nos
za 20 2S Blot h SoS5 Coleman So1t $4,000
S on ioa i5shst
S 3! 'af J GSs' E' F siS Of ''s'
s sss,7CC. > . u l''''','' '' -'S'' e
foursOry nat With lot No 221 West i2 go s.
81 With Gt II "a. East c d2t5s
$4,000. AeAi's'on''se' i'' .i''AiOi ~ no.a..
st Ss fEs YSns %ih @ sy
''' lots lo' 9th,ave 6ths 25xO5 each Glover,
''3G lots, shave sthave 25Aio' each T Stone
and G9aF SS:e 81 va gaS lot, No sl7 shv 200
# 4 saC.t' iGt 5oSiG5 Henry Cassen s!o25
2dt 'T lots STS@ each T!i F6ean
lots, 7th-ave 200 # 5th-st 23xloo each; )
lots, SHAVE 200 IT 2d-st 25xo5 each; H II
ca1 i and S'ys f PSS a45 a'A10' EACH
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY.
Avenue c. S. 10 # Sthst. 7oAis; Machanee' :, ,oo
.2d: s%,f 5 100 4 1it6.ave, 25xioo5 G W %
Jac hsSDS 20 -: iits VtOnst I6.ox75
'' Haven Ct al a. to s%sy -'.yo.y,
M'%i yfsaSSstg . SSs iih' 2on9oi
''' 1etou TO- j Williams 1890
sd Seo1 = = 75e s2dst 5oixioo C NJ Marshall
sa@ no : SreSsI Nia I %issas ,R, par; Ss5
property, same TO John smith, 2 part. 1oo2
Same RSDs sane MaSss nan' and to same
l25ih!es s'' 20 s. East Elizabeth Meyer ct al, to
75 5@9F S6s 20 and 2al East oOendorfer , ooo
20 70 = ~ ~ r. W y, 7thaye i7x99ii; Chas
li7 stsIo 10 - c fSe Froat ~ 1000
SSe ssS,rsIncr 90 to " Hobein. 10000
li4i f'1S' 30 400 East Thayer, executor to
East Bro adSss >; 1871 Of jeacr;onst - ooo
4ot6'st' s. iiO 4 Of shave, 2oxiOO5 Kate
s as q e W.T. al to SENT S9th to C Kaseman
iSi WiIcn 10 SSy 1iaTlo Of o'na'e 5000
iol idbI 5 wsu SGv to cowe1 1'n'ao 1000
Sl' be,s,sos s. 1t 100 II S al f'aSe 1880
49h'sJ 40, no IA S,tS meSe nO'7'''' 1900
'ot' USo to ID L p Parser $500
osd s. G is7S IT 70 oO Of s3xOO
issss LOUIS g sGSS Adam
't1;sys. $ Z, 81 s q waIna'-'t 0o1loO; Henry i
lO S.a's 70 Sc cor q lo2dst 5OixoO soo
s;gd dSI 10 ~ Co56er 10000
iol RStIe, 10 $ Flu I1ntor Oh 1000
iSStt + H h0zH ~ to 81 1880
George-st 100 IL Of ForestaNc, lOOXlo9; o,so
Alice and Eliza Hall to George Beckmann o-''
sda pS, vct %15 lo4hst 2oNioo lew 4o75O
Grqndave s IO1 70 1o.sphine T. Peyton $3.50
oStst VSo II csui d sIn,a'e 1OAVOo $1,000
BleeeSfT;st, No 3d.; Louis hen"e"e'ef $3.50
~ ; Mor.in'I o3b m W Of Suburban.st o5xiOO;
5ith Ward X E Asso to Ellen OConnor olo
Briggs,st n,o 20 cbish@ 1i elo
Brggs,aye, 2 Msc 10 0 bouie.aru 1920
Brggscayte wS T baofSbau M noue.a'u 1900
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Anftion Sales of Zeal estate.
auftiou Sales Of Real gsiate.
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS
GREENWOOD LAKE, n. y

SATU r D A Y, j y N ID 81.
Tho Great attracting wide attention.
to ewYor elevation the opportunity offered
which vicinity OF
70 bright village adjoin
church, hotels,
there Extensive improvements under
residences All receipts from sales Of lots
Lii be- improvements thus enhancing value Of
purchases. c...s.v ,,.o o, o. ,,cook rh. r,oxn,.
time examination OF
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EHum" Nave Lake EEST st1a9 seY saPrM
PIP RM fS Es 'f E$S r. r. Lake 10
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Orean steamers

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LIVELY ON CHANGE.
Luster Suffers From The Refusal of Man.
azers to Give Informn tinn.

Luster Suffers From The Refusal of Man.
aRers to Give Informn tion.
Luster was the center of interest at the local
stock market yesterday, when the life was
pretty thoroughly knocked out of it. but
whether for good and all is doubtful. for the
raid upon 1t was probably more a freak than
for any substantial reason. Still 1t cannot be
denied that the Withholding of information by
the officials has caused considerable dssatis-
faction among holders of the stock, and caused
a suspicion that screw was lose somewhere.
Yesterdays break, therefore. was more of a
protest against the close-mouthed methods of
the management than an expression of loss of
confidence in the property.
1t opened On bid of Is with none offered.
On second call 1871 was bid. Still no sales. On
third call it started at IL. sold at III. II and
finally at 161S. rallyIng at the finish, which was
II bid. Only 20 shares changed hands. At any
time during the day, it is believed. little ju-
dicious buying would have turned the tide, but
the friends of the stock withheld support, prob
ably as test of strength under determined
bear assault
AT last call Central Traction was bid down to
25L, Westinghouse Electric to 81 and Switch
and Signal to Is Pipeage was offered down to
l5%, but closed fraction better. Pittsburg
and Castle Shannon Railroad came out of q
long sleep on bid Of s, with 10z asked. Phila-
deiphia Gas was fractionally stronger. The
remainder of the list underwent no material
change.
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By TeleRrnph.

CINCINNATI - Rogs - Demand fair and
steady; common and light. So OO94 As;
$500 head; shipments. 214O head. Cattle
! Supply ample and market heavy; common.
81 0092 90; fair to choice butcher grades 81 Is
eS IS; choice shippers, 81 0044 25;receipts 6 100
head; shipments, 400 head. Sheep~Iefferinps
| moderate and prices firmer; common to choice.
! g 5004 rs; stock wethers and ewes, 81 25l5 90:
extra fat wethers and yearlings. IS GO05 25;
| receipts, l,600 head; shipments, 500 head
L3mbs-Sprtng in ample supply ana steady;
good TO choice Shipping, IS 50l6 Is: common
to choice butchers. s. 7595 50 per 100 pounds
NEW WYORk-Beeves-Receipt 2O2 head for
all exporters and slaughters; no trade; feeling
firm; dressed beef steady At 615@7Ac per n;
shipments tomorrow, 33S beeves and $50
quarters of beef. Calves-Rcceipts, 795 head;
market steady; veals. s. 00@7 50 per 100 ms;
grassers. 81 3O@2 IS; Westerns, 81 S714@3 %.
Sheep-Receipts. 5,225 head; sheep steady;
! lambs dull and lower; sheep. "a 00Q5 90 per 100
ms; lambs, s6 00@6 20; dressed mutton, steady
at 9@l014c, per h; dressed lambs, weak at
91kGIlc, per h. Hogs-Receipts. including Ii
cars for sale. 1904 head; market firm at
81 2O@4 rs per 100 rs.
OMAHA-Catrle-Receip L500 head; only
the very best and most desirable steers hold
their own, others slow and lower. Cows lower,
the best off a shade or more: poorer l0@l5c
lower; best feeders in demand and steady,
Others n1e slow and sagGing; fancy 1000 to
to l.475.pound steers. 81 pO04 40; good to choice
ll00 to L350 pound steers IS 50@l4 25; good 105O
to l.25O-pound butchers steers, s. 1904 10; good
fair 800 to ], ,l50pound steers, So 60Q3 IS; COM
mon 800 to !, l,200-pound steers. So 3593 20; fair
to good cows, 81 50Q2 Is; good to choice cows,
S2 20G3 10; fancy COWS. 81 90Q3 rs.
CHiChGo-The Evening Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 he I: shipments 1850
head; market Irregular: steA So 25G5 25: Texas
steers, 81 2U@3 Is; Texas osys. 81 1902 20;
range cows. 81 SO92 Is Hog0Receipts, 20
0OOi market irregular; packers. s. 9OQ4 IS; prime
heavy and butchers weights. "a 40Q4 IS; pigs,
S3 75Q4 10. Sheep-Receipss. 10000 head; market
slower: stock lambs S3 6003 rs: ewes and
wethers mixed, 81 25@4 so; Westerns 81 0O@
O5; fed Texans, 81 l0G5 90: lambs, 81 0O@5 rs.
ST. .LOUIS-Cattle-Receipt LOO head; ship
ments, 100 head; market easier; good to fancy
natives. 81 1904 80; fair To good, S. S5G4 IS;
stockers and feeders. g l0G3 10: Texas and
Indian steers. 81 40G3 90 Hogs-Receipts, $500
head; shipments, $500; market shade higher;
fair 10 choice heavy, q 35@4 IS; mixed grades,
a OOd4 30; light, fair To best, 81 SO4i 40 Sheep
Receipts. LOO head: shipments. LS00 head;
market steady; good to choice, "a COCA 90
BUFFALo-Cattle dull irregular: receipts IA
loads through; no sale. Sheep and lambs slow;
receipts, 10 loads through; l6 sale: sheep,
choice to extra, S. 00@5 25 good to choice, 81 rs
"a 80; lambs, choice to extra. s6 25G6 50; good
to choice. IS 9O@6 20. Hogs hrmer; receipts,
81 loads through. IL sale; mediums and heavy,
81 65: common to good Workers. u 85Q4 50:
pigs, So 50@3 90.
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Movement. in Renl Estate.

w. A. Heron & Sons sold for Mr.. NJ. d. W.
Looms, formerly of the Linden Steel Com
pany. now of Detroit, complete and modern
brick house of nine rooms, lot 47xlO3 feet, Tor
SS,OOO. 1t is on Westminster street, near Aiken
avenue, Shadyside.
The Home Land and Improvement Com
pany had a special opening sale of build
ing lots yesterday at ElwyE station. Castle
Shannon Railroad. In spite of the bad weather
they disposed of 100 lots, 20 of which were dis
posed of to Mr.. Lesher, of Philadelphia, who is
engaged in the building business at that place,
and proposes to improve the same by erecting
class of houses ranging in price from 81, 500 to
S5,0O0 which he will either offer for rent or for
sale in the near future, which will be this fall,
provided winter does not set in too early, in
which case it will be early spring. The bal
ance of these lots will be offered Friday and
Saturday, ana in case of bad weather special
sale will take place next week. The announce
ment will be made in the columns of this pa
per. The aggregate amount of sales of the
Home Land and Improvement Company was
S20. $50 AZ yesterday.
j. e. Reilly sold for James Martin to Miss
Nettie Moore the three-story brick dwelling
No. III Wylie avenue, lot 24xl09 to Wilson
street, for SS.650 also a small lot on Wilson
street, near Logan, for Abel Hastings to Ed
HdTu CTeeu 1Or S00U.
Black & Baird sold to George Ketterberg a
vacant lot on Niagara street, Oakland, near
Craft avenue, 32x95 feet, for 81, $50.
]. B. Larl1in & Co. sold for Daniel Clifford to
James Keefe, ten-roomed brick house and
lot on Shelby street, Eleventh ward, for 81, $50
cash.
G. II. Love sold small house and lot on
Bellfonte street. Twentieth ward. lot 25xlOO,
for j. j. O'Connor to Mrs. J. s. Dietrich, for
S1,55O
Samuel w. Black q Co. sold for Henry Reuss
a property in the East End, lot 25x130, at a
price approximatng s., 500.
Charles Somers & Co. sold for B. Whitmore
to G. f. Wise the property corner of Brushton
avenue and Amanda street, Brushton station,
consisting of q lot 40 feet front by lao feet in
depth, with brick house of five rooms. for
S., 5OO
E. d. Wingenroth sold for N. B. Heath a
two-story brick house and lot, 2Ox1OO, being the
property No. 81 Townsend street, to Elias
Turner for 81 200.
Baltensperger & Williams sold an acre of
ground with a four-roomed brick house in
Negley's Run, adjoining Highland Park, for
1000
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange, 1 car
screenings and bran, s1I, 5 days; car No. l
white oats, 441zc, 10 days. Receipts as bull
letined. 5S cars of which 43 were received by the
Pittsburg, Ft Wayne and Chicago Railway, as
follows: cars of hay. 10 of oats, IA of barley,
2 of bran 3 of -four, 2 of feed. BY PIsttburg,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 2 cars of corn, 8 OF
oats. of millfeed, 1 of bran, of wheat. By
Baltimore and Ohio. car of corn. Cereal mar.
kets are sluggish. and buyers have the innings
The late drift of wheat, oats and corn has been
toward lower level. Choice grades of hay arc
steady. Dealers report slow collections
Prices are for carload lots on track:
'WHEAT-No. Q red. 81 U20l 03; No. 8, 99c@
81 00.
CoRN-No. 2 yellow ear, 6l@62c; high mixed
ear $4,000; No. yellow, shelled, 54@54hc;
high mixed shell corn. 53@5S1Sc.
OATs-No /, 45Q451ac; No. white, 44@
Axe; extra, No.3. 42@4215c; mixed oats. 4O1<0
RYE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio, 6S@6sc;
No. Western, 66G67c.
FLoUR-Jobbing prices-Fancy spring and
winter patent -four, So 00Q6 Is; fancy straight
winter. IS 25@5 so; fancy straight spring, IS 25@
5 so; clear winter. SIS O005 Is; straight xxx
bakers 81 7515 90. Rye tiour, 81 25@4 80.
MII,LFEED-Middlings, fancy fine white
S23 OOG04 OO n ton; No. 2 white middlings
S2l OU0O2I 50; brown middings. SIS O61l9 10;
winter wheat bran, Sl8 00Ql6 50.
HAY-Baled timothy No. ], SIG 5Oll1 90; No.
2 do. so OO6l9 80; loose from wagon Sli OO@
I3 O0 according to quality; No. prairie hay,
IS 5OG9 90; packing do - oo0S So