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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
OUTGOING STEA MERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. Now a. 1890
ARRIYEU

servia (Br, Walker Nov 10 and Queen,
town TO- with mdse ana passengers 10 vernon IL Dro"h 20
Steamer criilc ODD; Davies Lsh Oct So Shield, Nov
and Dundee g. with mdse ana 10 simpson, spence
Young Arrived at the Bar a. ovo with mo,. n
sanderson 4 son Arrived at the Bar at iSopm
steamer Wells cry tBr Core Bristol OCT 81 ana swansea
Steamer Thomas Anderson tBrl, shaw Mediterranean
tam: n.....-~' ~, r.,n.n., u,v,. Nav n
with mdse and passengers TO Forget Arrived the Bar at
Steamer Canadian tDtch). Pousen Amsterdam Nov g.
with to Funch Eye Co Arrived at the Bar at 42o
Steamer Prncpia Obi. STOKES oct 80 with mdse
to Peter Wright q sons Arrived At The Bar at 10 M
with mdsc Booth co Arrived at the Bar at dlopm
Bahia Novs with mase and passengers Busk Jevons
s,eanar City Of Para lockwood. Aspinwall days with
and Pacific Mail SIS Co Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Yuuuri. Mexican ports via Havana days,
mdse and passengers TO Jas Ward Co. Arrived at
steamer Areouna tBr) strickland Nov and
ro SR.'n 49, with 0'' Geo on''''' A'v0o ''
Pearsa Arrived at the Bar ut 23o
Steamer Fl Pase Quick Nsworeans days. with
steamer Pawnee Trbou wilmin gon NC. with mdse and
passengers WIN p Clyde d Go.
Steamer W Bruno Lewis Baltimore with mdse to II Eos
Steamer Inncerae (s. sm Baltimore Nov ~ In ballast
steamer winthrop Homer. st John. NIB with mdss and
Steamer Gates Bos,on-fOr Port Johnson.
e ssq 1Ss, Hps w sssr s. clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Neustria Fr Verries Marseiles-J W Ewell d
steamer Puda tGer Cuppers. Bremen and southampton
Oelrichs &c Co.
Steamer Hypolte Dumois (Br Dure st AIMS Bay. Jam
G. Vessels az Co.
Steamer City OF Birmingham Berg. SavanDah-R IL Walker
lroquols Pennington Charleston and Jacksonville
VIM L Clyde d Co.
Steamer General Whitney. Bearse BOston-H Dmock.
SAILED.
Steamers Neusta for Marsciles; Casedae Havre Rock
Light. London; Hppohte Dumos 81 AIMS Bay; City Of
Birmingham Savannah Iroqnois, Charleston.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 23-sailed steamer Spain (Br Griiths
for York.
soUTHAMpToy Nov 24-saed. steamer Vera (Ger Pohle
from Bremen for New YORK.
Nov 23-Arrivcd steamer Ems Ger, Sander from New
York and proceeded on her way 10 Bremen.
GLASGOW Nov 23-Arrved. steamer state OF Nebraska
Obj. Braes. from New. York.
Nov 24Sailed. steamer France (Br) Aadley.
for New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

p,deock Sons: 10 Grassers 277 NJ at e. 30. q,
ao l FED Sa Y 60 d. Of o. .
ven. d lsi q % 81 Saao Caves at Se Veal
1870 n 81 AND LAMBs-Recepts SO carloads Of - So
carloads q, a cs sissg CIV S
signed direct butchers Demand only ia I'd anu W .c
sSu s% and Tdss
spS. sSs at g ' scs iS
XIX Of the sales IS 5oaso 4o The pens were ho'
ees ssisJudd Buckgham 40 Western shGsp a o. D
e. g. = s,sss. 81 E a. =
81 a. y 49, s - w e as q q ss,s
a. ss e. az g ss ~ IS 8 g. g. q r. s' % ia
DO e. D. !; Ra e g ssSs'p n0' NJ at % so so
tss Gan i'd %a as%e IS 3. e
Ga 81 'ss S's sdsns DO 80
S's q S1'igs 81 state d.
., = 3; i = lambs g ~! ps aSo
s1sss ssssI % 8 81 Lambs
''' d M on = siness 1877 Kentucky Sheep ss H. at
"a OHIO d. SOL n iss a. INDIANA M sheep 1902 NJ at
IS s d. iii ' b. a. S. lo5 Kentucky lambs IS d.
Msep y 49, rsp"s az ss'$S =
g ,S Do 90 81 cdsr. e. s. * 10y
'oiF siIsn 30 e Il S H. sheep
& II l5S Sat: 9 fsS' - IS NJ "a DO 5s ~
E ~ IS STATE s a'
81 Ssza.s d. H 4s sss m
do "a b. s e 90 sQ NJ Z,
DO 902 ID ~ T5 carloads OF 1897 head-47 car
loads at 4oss and 20 carloads At Jersey CITY: ET ra
fss 1 % state Hogs TWO
o'' S,Sas Newton & Gillett: 26o ONO HOGS 1872
1s At "a IS per 100 n 10 do, 172 N, at IS 10;
rough do $6 H. Sons i67 swll.fed Pennsylvania Pigs,
=, - 90 90 Also late saturday 164 DO 1ls No. az 90
J. Il. Scott 10 state Hogs Io' 40 "' - '' 's" 1'
SoC ndd & buckingham: State Hogs dancy) 1o7 No.
at 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

Elonr fairly active and hrmer WhestSoSsoeA scesse
aud steady; Futz, 92G97c Longberry Wev.tS owsmSar
iirm and higher No winter req spos aaS as NAV
81 0sg.aSi o. CORRESPONDENT, old, nomina; new aS'
tive and steady; white old, O3a0oc new no,
old 6Jd05c new 5ld5 Soc Western nreE; miSeo s Spos
and November 5s90S2c year nn9raded Southern and
PennsyIyania 49a51c do Western white, 5od0l &c 40
niued 4o1boc GRADED No white 50l2a5le Rye dull
prime to choice, 70d77c good 70 iair nv,on
Steady Copper firm. whiskey nrm and active fregnJIs
to Liverpool per steamer dull but nrmer gram, 4a'
Is aP bush Oats 900 bush 1000
bbls corn 700 bush. Saes-Wheat 9Sooo oush cofn'
81, 900 bush. - o-
Boston, Now 2i-Flour quiet and frmsr Corn h mmer
steamer yellow and Cad 6ther markets IN.
enpn AZ 900 bush oats II 900 bush; shorts, "a tons
Euralo 2iwheatNo hard Offered p a. zoo p hu a.
do at y5c closing at 81 OF bid No. Northern SSc Dd.
Winter grades scarce track offerings 600 VVy NJ
No red at 9Sc closing at 81 coz asked SUI Dusn y;
extra white Csc 10 carloads No Whie o rsvs a. =.
dc Corn opened steady carloads No. yellow sold .;
COO and No at SOC steady advance up 70 eoSs o
no demand No. yellow, 62c No; do 9lac no. :, l d
store No g. on track o9anoc a'ssa a. sSc Iaer
5oac paid closing 5I2c do In store o2c aslFd 40
Witt soc: No 2 mixed track, ACC asked barley
steady and unchanged Rye zoe asked for No on track.
Flour firm and UNCHANGED Mee 90. one hsS corn
II 900 bush; barley $4,000 bush: Canal shipments
Wheat rs 900 bush corn 400 bush oats $1,000 Dusn o
barley 20 900 bush Railroad shipments[four 81
bbis wheat go 600 bush $4,000 bush oats $4,000
bush. -,
Chicago Nov. 24.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
Live srocK MARNEr-nY rELEGRApn.

Buffalo Nov. 24-Caule-Reccipts last - houIs $50
head total for week thus far $40 head for same the
last week, $500 head; Consigned through, 31io head.
market opened active firm and higher: closed INN and
unchanged export steers cool TO extra - ljdsf Is
choice heavy butchers. 50 5Oa94 30 mediums. 80 fod
80 Michigan stockers heavy - G5ds3 do yearngs,
81 f75a52 So do feeders. - 65a$3 stock bulls.
81 75dS2; lot do, S2aS2 s. export do. - 75df3 %
bologna do. IL 75d$2 % and heifcrs
veal calves IS 50as6 So Sheep aud Lanbs-Iece,pts
last "a hours head total 200
head for same last l2.2DO head lgacd
through B. 500 head. 1900 head which orli
and lower closed weaker, with downward enden-
cy. Sheep choice extra, $685. good 10 choice,
81 75aS4 95 common lair. S4aSi 20; lambs, choice
IS 15a46; good to choice. - i5dej 20
10 600 head total for week thus far. - ESQ head
same time last week AZ head consigned through
II 4S0 head s $50 head OF which New-Norx 10 500
head sale; market opened fairly active and shade
"a O5 heavy Workers, - 90as4 roUehs S305i 80
Chicago Nov 24.-'.lhs Evening Journal reports
Catle-Keceipts 500 head shipments 1000 head :
market active strong ans higher prime and export,
4S 20: rangers. s3 20a5S %. Hogs-Recep,~, 20 $50
head shipments 1000 head market active and higher
rough and SO 60as3 10 prime mixed and PACK.
ers. So sOas3 90; prime heavy and butcher weights.
Sheep-Recelpts 1900 head; shipments 900 head :
market heavy and lower natives. SiafJ; Western
sS gOas4 75 Texans, SO 75asA.
st. Louis Nov. sttleEecepts: 200 head ship
a. 5Ods5 10 good. q coast 90 s0cker and
feeders e. f0dS3 Texans and Indian steers - fOd
~ 10. Hogs-Rcceipt 100 head; shipments 800 head
higher; fair to choice heavy - S5dsi; mixed
slow; good 70 choice, sius5 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS,
The visible-supply statement shows Wheat "a ,169,
e19 bushels an increase of 992. 607 bushels; corn
<,32S $50 bushels, decrease OF l,33o,o4s bushels
oats $3.50 2s6 bushels decrease of 44O 800 bushels.
The relaxation in the monetary situation has be-
free that the spirit of the grain spcculatOns
is revived. The bulls appear TO have achieved con-
troll and they continue mercilessly to punish those
The wheat market was erratic. but still decidedly
strong. The trading in options amounted 10 about
at the short session of saturday some early depres-
sion due 10 the failure announced at the Stock
supply Increase and the fun arrivals In the Northwest
were used as bearish influences The Wall street
In grain Influenced, and late in the day large
operator in Chicago was reported to have covered
100000 bushels of short wheat. This turned the
tide, and threw excitement and wild buying fever
into the late dealings December options opened at
~ Oh IA. broke to 81 OF, and subsequently rushed
up to 81 O4 ISL on 3s May opened at 81 06 "a
81 o9 a. fell 70 81 O. $s and jumped at the Close
us cents Cash lots were . l2d2 "a cents higher.
recorded. though of purchases OF 10000 bush-
The corn market was even more buoyant than wheat
Guence, but better cables, hight interior receipts and
fat export demand helped the saneune feeling The
transactions in options amounted to 100000 bushels
and net gains scored In prices OF l402 cents.
gain. and $4,000 bushels were taken for export
Cash oats rose l-26l IA cents on an excellent D.
December and Jannary. and rs cent for Nav
Lard was 3d4 points higher for options. There
were sales OF 500 tierces the spot, but whether
for export could not be learned.
The final quotations were as follows:
wheat-November 81 Oh Is, December u O4 3s.
January 81 O5 5-S, May II OF rs.
Co,Ti-November GO 5-s, December 60 7-s. January
81 "a, May 80 cents.
Oats-Deoember so 7-s, January 81 rs, May SO
cents.
Lard-Deoember sc 81, January se 81, February
sc 63, March S6 rs.
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday
Mt New-YOrk Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston We're
as follows Wheat. s6.677 bushels: corn, Isl 100
bushels oats. 194A15 bushels; total grain 49,. S52
bushels -four, 3D. 1T packages At Chicago. Nil
and ST. Louis the arrivals Wheat, 1872
0l0 bushels corn 145,02f bushels; oats. 246.7G2
bushels total grain, 524,66 bushels: flour, 27,73S
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
TAMMANY'S INTERNAL TROUBLES.
ONE OF THE BRAVES PREDICTS THAT THE WIG.
WAN WILL BE ovERTHRowN BY DIS
SATISFIED WARRIORS.

SAIIStlED WARRIORS.
The shindyn in Tammany Hall the wigwam
leadership Of the XIVth Assembly District continues
to occupy much attention from the politicians. Percy
Rockwell the Third ave. baker who has entered the
lists to "down" the Reillys in that district and seize
the leadership for himself denied yesterday ex
Register Reys statement that Rockwell had told him
at the Westminster Hotel conference that "Boss"
Croker wanted the change to take place. 81 told
John Reilly" said Mr. Rockwell, that the people
of the district anxious for change in the con-
troll and that majority of the committee preferred
me TO him. l did not SOY that it was Mr.. Cookers
wsh although l know it is. There is general de-
moralization in the XIvth District which can be
cured only by John Reilly and Bernard Reilly ana
all the Reilys getting out"
When this denial of Rockwells was told to the ex-
Register yesterday he smOte an adjacent table furi
ousy with his fist and said He denies it, does hel
lie won't deny it in my presence. He told me that
Croker wanted him to take the leadership Of the dis
trict, and when / asked him how he knew ii he said
he got the word Monday, the day Of my brothers
funeral. believe that he lied, and l much
told him So but he did not take it up. Nor did lie
agree to my offer call the committee together and
take vote on the question Of leadership stand
Rockwell or any man he puts forward ten to one I'll
give him $500 and go 10 work for him. .
Rockwell says thai ID the causes Of discomfort
n that branch of the tribe is that the Xlvth District
has not ,5 Sso E anE e Of is Eoewe amy
COriau haven't got what they wanted" Mr.. Reilly
said, but the boys Ill Iut ulSt1cu nave sOb
fun share and more too. What has Rockwell got 70
do with il anyway ~ asked the exRegfster ndig
nantly. He doesn't live in the district unless
he calls the time he spends in his bakery living
Let him go to the XIXth District. where he
belongs"
People who ought TO know say that Mr.. Reilly is
resting broken reed in supposing that the boys
will stand by him after they lind that Grant. Croker
and Police Commissioner Martin determined 10
put an end DO his control in the district said wig
wan politician of prominence Yesterday: - It's going
10 be very pretty fight, but the Reillys Will DO
sdowned.' There is truth than poetry in
ROckwclps assertion that James J. Martin told him
that Croker wanted Reilly deposed. The business
was thoroughly understood before Croker went to
Europe the last time But look out for the aftercap
Before another election there will be such uprising
of the discontinued elements in the wigwam has not
been in years. The machine is getting too big
and unwieldy, anyway, and the continuance Of the
present Overbearing cOyrse by the Grant dynasty
have but result. Reillys decapitation viii mark
the beginning of revolt which will destroy the power
Of Tammany Hail. There are good Democrats both
inside and outside of the wgwam and Mr.. Croker Will
that they are asleep,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
'rrrpoprAN pRoD,rcr MARKETS

Liverpool Nov. "a. $40 p m-I,eef aud pork in poor
demand Hams In fair demand. Iaeon.The demand IL
Improving. poor demand. Tallow in de-
nand prime city stead, at 25s Turpennc In poor de-
nanh CottOnsetd OIL Liverpool refined dull los Rosn
In fair demand Lard-SpO and futures In poor demands
prime Western spot aud Nov, ber firm at Bis Cd Dece
her and january firm at 32s. Wheat In loOr demand.
Flour in fair demand. CenSpo in fair demand future.
In active demand mixed Western spot, November and
December strong Of Is ll',d January strong Is d.
HOPS LONDON Pacific Cotst In poor demand Receipts
q past Atlantic ports. 1900 qua
Pacific ports from other sources. 58 600
There receipts Amecan for the past ~ceks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market Was
unt cne$Sa N@S ct -sacotton steady mddng oc
qSs Family sS 5Sa SsS So 1 So
eets Jo bush shipments $500 bush Corn Corn in i gSSi
S G mi1 H9 f% 20 RsSe auss
a. ;D S G ss;G% sa seefs
e g. %Gsssy sa sales finished goods
S SP Sass Of choice ss day
S 5 a; az ?cSSss %saF sss' and Esas m
@ cheese mcdera demand choice ~ er per cent? cent?
discount buying aud par selling .o ~,
Philadelphia Nov moderate mo hns
Iees Wcs eed and Dd' PPSsS
- Soas No wnsI family We u Winter eear
straight 8 5saSs Sd ssla gfst"s T. $5 ss
8 d DO paen t'G Sass So rye . 50 for cnS 10
s 3 49, NJ sGss quiet
Under reports nom glsT grain centres, but rG SGth SS
HS @Ss h%! s January .; sS
F6Iqay q on dy OG IN other afa CENTRES
trading in h market but futures beyond this month nC sb
yeC% in Ssn depot pot track &c % ca 10 Fellow
grain depot old mixed II export eIe sS 1ss SSs
FsbFpa 5s5sc oas-Msrket for ear G1s
sa an aS 9ST Of ere but Gea
tons firm and futures c higher IL symga.hy With III.
in uS ShsG f wh %y
s White ie Sia 81 " Dessmber 81 aSus 5a
S2se; February 58ao32e Provisions dull beef Ss g sS
llIy s. 6st Pam hams % ss
Si 30 hams smoked 102d12c do ); p cured, IN tcs
81 IOc sides clear ribbed in salt Gee1e do smoked
smoked 7a74c shoulders. pekle-erred e.@S2c a. 90
bacon sq9c; dressed hogs heavy 4Ha5e; do light ga
5iac lard pure city refined 7hc do butchers loose DC
butter quiet and steady pennsylyana eeamery sM,ra
prints eTa sS eg nsr r sEms a
skms &c. Sugar-Renned firm; powdered 6taSsc
0ranulated Gd6isc. Feed scarce and firm winter bran
Ao06 $40 80 Petroleum quiet refined In bbls, 3olo0c
Reeeip,s-Flour. 1000 bbs and 900 sacks wheat ooo
bush corn, T. 700 bush oats ~ 600 Sbpmehts-"heat
. 200 bush: corn, T. 900 bush oats, $4,000 bush.
Wharf.-The market opened l2c lower for DecenDr May
Unchanged aud July down; values weakened farther
and trading limited orders being light Later how
ever on higher outside markets values went iapdy VI
no1,res no. 2 cash, 934aeic; December, 23tc bid
January. 95ac; May, 81 00S July, s9ec bid Corn
The opening Lc up. The market advanced, sieged
strengthned later and advanced sharply until near hs
close which at slight declines from the top NO
cash 58hc; May. 53.e. oats higher; No; 2 cash ioc
rbanaed bran sacked S3c this side. Faxsced quiet.
ii 20. Butter quiet and unchanged. Eggs steady al
zoe. Lead ,teadler - 45. Bagglng; 66Sc IRON cot
81 H. provisions nrmer tone, but large transac
lions reported. Job and order business was nar Pork
so q, lard S72. Dry salt meats-BoNed shoulders.
- IS; longs - 80; ribs - 65 clear 70 lj@s$o so
Hacon-Boxed shoulders. - 37 longs and ribs, u, l0a
ID 1j clear 10 25ds6 80 Sugar cured hams, l0@al2c
70 GOD bush oats, 5000 bush; rye, 1000 bush barley
IN 900 bush Shipnents-flour 5000 Dbl, wheat
5000 bush; corn, 2l0oo bush oats. $1,000 bush rye.
10 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
OIL MARK ETS.

oil City, Penn. Nov. 24.-Naonal Transit Certificates
opened at 61S.c highest zoe lowest G9a-c cosd nj
G9e saies $1,000 bbls; s'pmgits sl.Oi6 bills nuns
pIttsburg Penn. Nov 24.-Petrolcum dull nothing
doing; Natonal Transit Certificates opcnod at 69Lc
closed ~ G9iar; hiphes. 69'sr lowest G9ir.
Bradford Penn. Nov. 24.-Sational Transit Ceftin
opened at G9asc; closed G97sc; highest 7Ose
lowest 69asc: cl srances. 100 900 bbs. Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

e So Der oS I DO ohG 2 stssr i2o sd
iIo5 y. AZ 50 So do, iliS H. at $ So do 1870 y,
e 49, g. - a. do S5 ~ at y 40 30 DO 9S7 2 at g 90
KeitueSy DO. 100 y - So i Do lsl2 IN. y 10
!. DO is2o n 5s a. * % Connecticut Oxen 1925 m at
Newton lillett II Indiana Steers 1866 ~ at 81 40
West Virginia do, 1852 N, at 81 25; do, lOs H. AZ
~ ~ 20 30 Pennsylvania do. 1877 N. at ~ 35 10 do.
l245 n. at "a West Virginia Cows, lO42 u. az - 65
20 state DO 9sl H. at 81 BIZ; State Bulls l1i3 NJ,
n Goldsmith; IS Kentucky Steers. I424 N. at = 30
12l0 n, at a. 10 10 do. 1907 10, at -. .
Shambere: Il Chicago Steers, 400 N at - 80; .
IS do H. az + - d. Isos NJ ps 0 1880 3D. AZ -
y YES i2s5 H. q IS .; q Western stoefcrs
Plant brothers Western Bulls, 1000 NJ at 80; IA
DO l9Ii r. G az e 10; DO 1923 D. At 81 o.
arri.s,s the past week have gone to Long Island and
Prices little nrm for good stock but too many
common cows err sent forward. Quotations s20dSj0
cALvES-Eeesipts. 757 head, Of which o2i at Goth.
st. Demand fair 81 d2hc for crassers ot.aa,c Tor
all sold. " ' w. ~
sales Hallenbeck 4 Hollis "a Grassers. ga N aver
Western Calves 2i0 a. at 81 G5la a. do az az NJ az
81 900 20 10 Do s7s D. at 81 SO do $3.50 n at 50 IS do
~ 30 IS Do % o. Pa v(s' 2ao n at So Ii do AS H. at
err ca at = - d. IS IS az &C. g y %eit
DO 1888 n, at Sc; 10 do. 100 n at 7isc ' - - :
Dll.nhach Dewey: 81 Gfassers 100 ~ at 3sac: "a
90 3s2 ~ % &c do $50 n. at 2sc; II Fed Calves
Veal $50 N. at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises e56 Sets 81 Moon SAB m Moons age Is
AN-Ssndy HOOK. Island sos Hell Gate. SAG
P.N-Sandy 105 Gov. Island 1925 Hell Gate, 9le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
Announcements.

ADO you ask for test of SOIODONT'S power !?
Just talk lady Tor half hour;
II her breath is sweet. If her teeth are white.
If her gums are clcan, II her gums are bright
II her mouth is pure and her teeth are clean,
She the SUZODONT, then, we wecn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

Browns Camphorated SaponaceOus Dentifrice
best powder the world for preserving the
teeth "Refreshing and delicious" % cents bottle.
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STAINED
STAINED.
Good Ordinary. GIG Low Mlddling ......6 1.l6
ordinary I ZIG Middng SO

Options-Lyerpool was the disturbing element to-day
The "bus' were figuring decided advance there
because market nness here at the close OF Iss
week. early cable only shovel q rise Of 1d2
points while latest accounts even worse The result
was unsettled market throughout most Of the
session. and at period prices stood od1l points lower
Toward the close however there less cover
shorts" the small port receipts and strength In
affairs The export buying Of spot lots also had
influence. and hnai figures were 3dj points above
a.. ho.t. Gal. lala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

Fifty seventh ST.. ncsfr itntn-aEe. lnc tOo
a5x1ss. and IS occupied by brick stable and yss
n yeas sold under partition for sI4,5oO to L. Len
xo,,oco M 233 West Sixty frstst., q FIVE soG
brick tenement house on a full lot, was sold TO u
plaintiff in the foreclosure SUI 'o ss siv on
sellers are not yet ready % make any considerable
reduction, and buyers arc waiting for Hi' Ia pnees
yew.York. Monday, Nov. "a, 1890.
The following sales were held at the Exchange aud Ass
'01 One acOS ostSry building, with lot No 2ss West es.
300 Of ilth-aVe, lot 25xioo' Mercantile Trust Co
One 2-story stable, with lot no 81 West Sssn-,t
100 It Of lOth.ave. lot 2jxi1ioS2''xioo'o; L.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEBs-S. Y. en-
Dclanesy.st 80 Is; Tobias siI,er'tone aaa VIE =,
1l5ti,.ss D' ;, I55 Il Of shave, i7ioxiooio;
74sl.is ws.N Ss e q Ssa.a"s, 7sxio2& Adam
raeg and wife 70 coar INN, g.. lke
eans to SS snsei TIs .y "a , % q M
'iI iaaase LIE lei INSURANCE Society Of
,Si d q Is & 3 ils
SIX ineg; executors OF benjamin hiensru'on ,apu
e snsRs s'nns'@ cor Iith:, polio ilss
st xs5 on both streets; Frank f John''A rm.
e Ssesss sSess! ssa
fqea 2 ' sasvs a asys5 Tho; Bu M
soma VIE , Ssssis ss.ioos raxi 900"
Clark and Agnes to slegmsnd L Msystf:', ~"
1ss and I Me g r Eugene 1900
D';ss; %ss5s. fpa'.in De''; aid vi 500
20 90 4 rits s0 e fss, as's william a:.A a
linton 50 r. o s;s o. map slt0na, l,u
stn Mls to cor s ssainsia 1850 100
l't 100 Leai, sss & figss;SIsf TEL 3, 500
Y 5ssss So i or e %s:s s5a tr8;yS Mary
E, s:ye. .o.loo'; sa
q, Martin to iSs L e Of otnavc, I7xioos
GrenelI to AK H'q T. Of Iotiayc, 2ixi52t
Beremsnn Electric and Gas Fixture Co. 70 40 M.
Conduit lp qs r. iothave, 2oxioo5
4'' Miniehs 70 %? EsssieSfn ;a., % Herr:
lo7th:st, No II East; WIN Cooper i,' 1850
sd aSn" No $780, Henry Livingston to John mom
4st sSsa $, iio /. ad-avc; iSxioo1i W. i,
Same prSpsrty k',9ns e s,sss 5oxi.7 Zoo
s'e SsIv s,iiul $; to 2Ss y "a 800
1o5th.t. 5, 20 It iOth.ave, 2oNeo Borrel oo
ot to Mary 10 p Isgs Henry HOFFMAN to Philip "a
s7t bisser IS # 6h-ave js7x2oi McIroy o,u.
H,s 70 hawsSa :. $50 IT UnIonst 5ox -
sch lTS Gs sn e g. h {" Mitchell s'
iieshst, $ 100 4 SHAY ave. i :, sdir;
Margaret Brice 10 Jahes of'"' " ~ -
-
Same prC%p.s,st Sgsr James briee ee al " 100 o.
a. Moses o's5gee is $3.50 John D.
Teingwe TO George r. LehiDgwei 70
1i$hs I'D lfi x Z :; 80 W@ io0a
Mount Hope Place. 100 IL MldI 5hre. ana
I9xlo5 Lewis Samuel 70 Arthur boe Ub '""
sethst 275 IT. If:sye' 2'4''' 'ae"O 1900
5oth.st n 5 oa5 It 9thave, 23xlOc.oi Adoiphu'
Stevens 10 Eliza A sharp. Il.
Same property Eliza A and WIN IL sharp !" AuA Ia.
200 Il Morrs.ayo, sO0xl0O; Georgi.
anna 1ngley TO Marcus Nathan et az p,,ca W
oist.st 80 eon aS'ave' 2oAiooo' 1880
elst-st' g. 175 It o 11th-ave 2exioooi san' IN IN
Grandst No 227 pieper, as'.snoe " 2os
reneS.ave e s. AZ 10 i2lst-st, l9Sloo; Ferdinand
l42ast r 150 # sn TIlsave oon.VV $500
stan!Sn:st No 2oe Henry poeliins % Ao. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

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