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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

Greatest array of local talent ever
heard of in Salem at the opera
house tonight.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

IT WILL PAY.-The electric cars
took in $50 yesterday on their first
davis run.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

LADIES AFTERNOONS u IN m er
challts at the Capitol Adventure
Co., for elsa yard. All shades aid
patterns. Call and see them. If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

Don't FAIL-To hear Messrs.
Starr and Ross at the opera house
tonight. Begins at $50 sharp.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

Mems light eoala and vests, fronl
$3.50 to Is. A No. goods. An
styIes and colors, at the Capitol
Adventure Co. n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

Oil and gasoline stoves in great
variety aud cheap, at Steiner & Bios
ser's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

The Bon Ton restaurant is setting
the best 25-cent meals in the city
now. Monroe Nye.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

WARRAErED.-- Smith \ Angelic
fast black hosiery Ia warranted by
bridges a Bozorth, agents. u.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Border, Artists Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

THE cARSERY.-Fine canned yel.
low Crawford peaches, at Squire
FsFrar A Co.'S.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

A GREAT EvENT.-In the ex-
element Of the campaign we know
the ladies will not, though some OF
the gentlemen may, forget the Col
ira a-Macrum musical recital. These
young ladies have undertaken to
furnish ourcitizens an entertainment
on a more generous plan than has
ever been attempted by home talent.
The number Of performers and the
richness Of program are both worthy
of comment. They have large
number Of pupils and the best Of
these will produce their best work
and the responsibility of success in
getting up so fine an oportunlty for
them to appear in public, should be
shared by their friends as well.
An entertainment of this kind is SO
much more beneficial to all con-
eerned than many of the travelling
shows that come along. that IL
should merit the most generous
support. The program is printed
elsewhere.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

Jones a Bernardl are now located
At l0d state siree, IN their e'eE~h'
new quarters,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

No JOURNAL tomorrow - this
paper will keep Decoration Day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
GILBERT 6 PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, VarniShes,
Brushes, WindOwgIass, Etc. Soc
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

DIR. Mason now has his dental
rooms in the new Eidridge block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29
25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver-
tisement inserted In this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29


ira and Miss Margaret Macrum,
Thursday evening, May 20, at the
opear house.
PARrI.
dance of Demon, on,"-----.-------------Ho Hoist.
Misses Lena Breyman, Carrie Mores,
Ella Weller, Lulu Hirsch.
al Trovotore'' e''-----------------.--.- Verdi.
Misses Mabel Gray, Kate LaDue.
"Where the l.indens bloom, '-------- Buck,
Mrs j IL. Strickler.
"Glgue Bretonne," e,"---------------B Bachman.
Jessie Breyman.
Master Alfred Holt.
" Ave Maria A" -----.--- IuFKi
,.beerSst est Heart. Farewell" -slreleIki.
Miss Edith Farrar,
"Pomponette," ".-------------------D Durand.
LiIEie Holvenon
Maggie Hodgkin.
PART II,
"Overture des Marionettes, ,"--------G -Gurlitt
Misses Maud Hirsch, Maud Martin,
Lucy Williams, Linnie StutSman.
Angel sserenade,' vionn obligato, Master
Carl pentOn) )-----.------- -----.----.-- braga
Miss Grace Dillingham;.
"Nalse Caprice" ----------------Ra
Miss IAdue,
Master Alfred Holt,
"isove and Wal" Cooke
Messrs, starr aud Ross.
second MREurkR, R,"-----..-----------t GODDARD
Miss beatrice shelton.
Roberto, tn che AdurO, ----- MeyerbO er
Miss Mabel Gray.
"Gipsy Life" -.-- .-------.-- -Schumann
Ladies' Chorous
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29
FRESH MILK.
Capital Dairy Co.

A. Falrchild, b. J. Kelly and W. C.
Burch are prepared to deliver fresh milk,
cooled on ice, to any part of the city.
Leave orders at Mimic & Lows stable.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

nor sALE.-One house and two lots in
I South Salem. Inquire OF W. b. Simp-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

NOR SALE.-Three new counters and a
II complete set ofshelving for sale cheap
Inquire Of F. o. Baker at F. y. Dear6orns.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

BY the pupils of Miss Laura Col
ira and Miss Margaret Macrum,
Thursday evening, May 20, at the
opear house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-29

NOR SALE.-one fine yearling coli, eight
head stock cattle, calves and heifers;
also one tubular AK wagon, and harness,
both asgOOd as new Time given. Enquire
of T. = Robertson, south salem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Liverpool Dec. % y. m.-Co.ton- Am,tican, mid
ding. 3iGI The -alr- of ..e day Included $500
all closed steady. Ai'r
ding lor d. ddns clause. December dliNery. i-Gid
hu, RS December January delivery, toad buyer
January d T. nruap delivery. .-did seller; February
aud March d livery II 6id srllef- March aId Apf
delivery : l4eiad5 l504d Aprl and May delivery
I7.Giddj l-.0id: May AID June delivery, > 2OGtaa
2l-64d: June aud july delivery. , *28id5 23.0id
July aad August delivery -i6+dd5 - 90
tiavcston. De- % Cotton firm mlddlng 3'tc; low
olpt- 3,s3i lales: cAIOte u Gr'St bfitan. -
Ij 800 t.i.s~
Norfolk. Dee 2O-Cotion dun: Kidding De net and
ero-- receipts 21jl bai'a exports ''real britain
SO bale ,oa.talse ?tl tal,4 ,As lbs bale,
-tocd, 40 80 BALI. 1870.
s,annah. Dc. Cotton steady. middlne Size low
Ulddling. c good ordinary. - ana gross reet Int
81 ba,~ exports irdur. 5.lSJ hal i.e
l.-ii IA ,ae> Zoo bal'.. STOCK III - bale,
NeN-O orleans Dec. 2p.-t0tt1n ,a.N lclmg li.l9c
low idd irg. $40 good ordinary. -, net recent.
1890 IA - gross g 500 bales port To Gle.t sin
. o.'S Dol coa-twisr. 500 bales salcs, j-s00 bales
stock. 21J!02 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
HE JrypED FROM THE TRAIN
An EXCITING LITTLE EPISODE IN Bfoohhi>

Az EXCITING LITTLE EPISODE IN BRoohLf
40 DAMAGE DONE
proorlvp man had an experience on saturday
night which was somewhat exciting aIlhousn '"'i
messed into less than minute of time h' i
the way he tell, the story $500, .
81 started 10 take my wife to the theatre ana We
came downtown on the Union Elevated ROAD. We
"a, near the rear end Of the car. and on eaVlE
the car Al the CITY Hall station were the a'' Z" d
long line Of passengers going ont. Just a We T'
the door I asked my wife II she had the oi''" -''''
which | remembered placing on the seat pc'".'" u"
.vo, She answered We'll. where is it, exclaimed
.You must have left it on the seat she ah'"V'V''
Come step lively growlcd the brakeman Just theh'
for we had half stopped on the platform NV
wife stepped of. and the brakeman slammed the gate
shut and gave the bel-ropc a vicious pun.
Il hurried back through the car ana iouhu Inv
GLASS where il had been carclc>>Y len. Wy hINt
thought wa, that ! should have q ride down l" the
Bridge and then hurry back to the nel-hborh"'' I'll
the City Hall fast rs possible ana mce' NY WV
at the theatre entrance. suddenly, however h'u
an inspiration. The City Hall station, You KNOW
rms the length of a block and the platform Is there
fore uncomncny long. | fastened ont OF the rear
door and jerked open tine gate. The tram h'd Eo'
under pretty good speed by this time. TOOK " H>F
glance and saw that Wa, twenty or thirty iee' lI'" o
further end of the platform. while there were Io" p'
oc,S in the waV In instant : hdd NpTuH- on '''"
was able 10 bring myself to stop with run "i a'"'
ten feet II was rather lively work. and felt tFihe
unstrnng when it was over and realized the i''N
had taken, Really, though, the ri,h was noI EcH
great for "A man with cool hcad. II ulcIc ia" ''N'
en-, d,nccr ! ,hould not have undertaken IT, .
Circumstances certainly favored me- NJ AE Y Eave
elevated station that know Of. the Tram "".iu i
t.en b~vond The platform by the time ! got inc Eil'
0pcn Then again. If hadn't been In the rear ar
fIr brakeman Of course. would not nave aiiovu %
tn' oncn the rate | have no intention Oi do'ns J..
again naturally; but ais well that ends "en'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

j. Brown officer Of the day, George DHnDil'l o''''
Of the guard Richard Histrow y sp,uidirc
i; F. Middleton Post. No. Goa d, epnuic r,,
commanders George \. Gardiner. ,Gno ro,nrerdnr.
= c. Bloodgood quarerma|tcr J; J. Ashley' " d.
surgeon Elias W. Price, chaplain hM s 80 .b
officer Of the day; Richard Atkinson. 1Hrcr ~ 'n
.nald: James H. Lockwood. samuel : Hart 1o,cp!
l. stone A. Van Wicklin. John b,hllv, ru l,o't
n r sbattuck delegate 10 department encanpment
l. J. Ashley. VI d.. alternate j. ! ANhcN, VI. De-
NJ G. shattuck. delegate, 70 m ;G Of y Rro"Elvn-
C.ntain Frank : Curtis: first Lieutenant Nliudh IL.
F. jaw: second lieutenant Alexander Wc'ti"EG camp
rouncil r. T. Gee f. T.. ClOuGh ana A. \. Emerson
EDITOR Camp Journal William H. +. Jay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

OUTGOING STEI HERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK ............s UNDAY DEC I'll, 1880
ARRIVED

Steamer Ia Bougogn (Frl. Frangue Havre Nov 10 with
ndsc and passengers Forget. at the
Gibraltar Dec J. with mdsc and passengers 10 Henderson
Arrived Al the Bar at 30
Steamer A!vena BIZ Mscssy Port Lmon Dee r. Fortune
Island l6 ballast PIN. Forwood Arrived Al the
Bar al ll6
steamer Geo w clyde. Holmes. san Domingo. &c with
mdse and passengers " Vim l. clyde a Co Arrived
Bar a M
guam obj. Afair. Belize. &c aud pas
srnCcT- tO Williams a Rankin Arrived al the Bar at - M
steamer state Of Texas Williams FernanGlna Bruins
WICK. with mdse 10 & II Mallory
steamer Raleigh. IAcred Daren. with lumber South
BroOKlyn Sawm
Steamer Ncmss-ee Robinson. Jacksonville Charleston
DAYS. with mdse and passengers 10 VIM T. Clyde 4 Co
Steamer NacoOchee. smith. days With md.e
and passengers 10 X l. Wake
Steamer Guyandote Walker, Newport News and Nsrfslk
with ndss and passengers 10 old Dominion IS c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
-, ,..n.v west Point. Va. with md.e and

Steamer Richmond, Jenney Wos' fo"'' w. "i'u iD
na..eoyer. Ia Dominion rs ~ f.t,v De-. Sof.
ROM, IHcnmunu. ~ anu 49,
S'rtInt 80 ras .oncers old Dominion So Co
siesuer Herman Is inteI. Nicser'o'' "" Win 'n
II Dmock. , ,,o,t.vide, oct 20 VIA he ware
Brcakwaer IN 0allast ,iyu Ioo 1919 days with sugar
10 bny. vs'rl % in, Frrrtr Marsellcs 90 Jays. Win
Ia. n order. weasel TOD w Parker u W. - -, ruh
I,arK Raw 81 Fundy (lIrl Hnc' '"''' - '''''
-. fo order vessel TOT Parker a. g.. hue, =, $500 With
park eocadIa tGrrl hOetiIsII, a,n,arn = "'''
st,ysET-winda at sandy Hook. moderate w cloudy '"'
hazy, ,r.n, ,rosh sw. cloudy
SAILED.
.oer, p,sl, for Liverpool. colorado iul Heka s'o'
,,1' pane. Vera cruz; Netherhome' "h'o''ou'
Alsosailcd-via Long Island Sound
['' -, 70, Portllnd: II F Dmock. Boston.
TIVE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FoHEIGN PORTS.
PsAvLk POINT. Dec 2l-Ia'r7 e ysv TO- Hamhnrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Corbett John to c Heneer, Lot ? Map Morr'ani''
yrs, $1,000. ,, ,,, - % G., s,L 80. 4,
FrsHGcnmachcr Helena, to NJ Tytus, l53d.'t a
French Bernard b. Harlem Savings Bank, Save, d
Kingsbrldge Road. $4,000. r,,..,.-. i.
CuntzeF. Nichoas. to Eichler, Bleecke''st Of
Hamilton. j to V Marum. 1ooth-'t, q 10th.
MtI;6iee Nnn +. 30 Rel & Son, n cor Mati'nAv'
and l1jth-st. ! 81. $1,000 ,,.- ,oo,A. =.
sth.ave g mos II 600. - ,,. 49,.
Schwlrlcr, 4 +, TO \ Ma'heas' Il " 'oi D''0"' s"a
STAMFORD, VIM L. to B.rnrar, 2iaye. lease, notes.
- 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

to Rio anelro lumber s es an 6acS ted irSn
Fan hence 70 Hgs sc Birth brig varuna Liyef
pd5 - - ar9adoe25 in ct i' q e. 70 Hsytl.
on'r ,S b to North Of Hatte. on p Ga.0 7c per-
m baoer Nctte shlpn@1 hence 70 hsrs Edmund
gn lumber - 80 M, un& wct ' Coast on private
observation-disclosures steadily Io o hbI. Mess
price but trading WA N,ss 'S oSo:ed at sGasl old 1na
|!Min t.S f new short Clear. 81 1891 81
Prime - 5oGsio E19'{ ixfra india Ness sl3a
IN 5n' FAMILY 3odslo 90 Packet S r OI HNMs@Un:
ai aS aa net 5Sqss neTs a aa "a la 80
$40 t.. picked ham 10 s ~ S sst. dull Picked Belle.
9ota At S,o 5g r'sS &C. i smoked DO 5Sc
Wy9Neg aad dull pnssED HoGs~RatheF sasr lnS
oniy moderately active Heay& market had stronger
look S and options ,S S@E%gs an ana thS
2@S tc Ris' was lost in great measure: 9n ,pe
,g 500 tcs GO7sao1oc ana 52U sales 100
oI-2S zoe december nominal January Closed io S at
bG a Nsc6 200 Closed s at sac bid sales 500 tc
sy closed at bid sale. 800 1ss' America at Toe
e. nTTTERTe GsTi saturday duIneI| Tsmery
and NpPer iayored f,y to choe Sod25 Penn
g. iI G 1. best od2oc Ecn cor Srea"sf dor c iSy
$50 DO W@ GOOD s2s June cr"@ @sG ia 9s
5c State Div arNa ccs TUB sa 81 p' sr ' i7asS
Common aioc STATE Daryi G aTs%' & st'te Dairy ns
oG On ~ amTy 6oce sd2 good d. IS9 sod IA
"a li5c Western Dar CHOICE June ildisc Fac
l cr f fancy fcsb Art; le@ ,d. 'fsl?S'
GmEEsEstd fancy was HF%ly 9 gsS@sS Tad"s
Sr' go. AMOUNT to mqcb state factory inl a. S G9
fancy otGo'c 6ae "a s9G s0 90 70 aP 7asc fu
stsims 2alc laht skins, choice a9G, Sm H. ii ec
"' EGG,- Quiet but steady On continued v Sn, 25
STAT. and Pennsylvania fr",h oo-,S rs rc.bouse Isa
81 rnlr 10 choice tal packed, 22dz3ci ic''"''''
oOr lined 2la212 r. ,,.. ouo,ed a. G3.d7c. Oleo.
made further advance; sales, 100 hhds ety.
Jac. .Aougd in nrce. The gen.
oral ,ne however vas Of staine.s. laif do
q ,, and ,GcSt ne FIXED-pw9 fr &C
c'e cus Loaf Loaf ySS'd don'ci -
~, ~ s,anda-d a ~ or "a" ~ Wh''T yellow
l.,nf'.r. - cd, md g., ,rodorato request. Sales,
40 600 y city, fr6i 9.l6c, and 5ooQo ID o'' VI ''
l,rrow Firmly maintained in price w,,h 90 ne1trl "
demand Sale 50 600 city, 9lGc, and 10000 d. 4''c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
U'HBA I.
,ABGE PRICES AND SMALL EXPORTS FOR THE
ATLANTIC CoAsT-PACIFIC PRICES MoDLH

FRATE AND EXPORTS LARGE
TO the Editor Of The Tri buhe
sir: In five months of the current crop year '''
Pacific State, have exported 70 foreign countries "''''
go bushels of wheat. against "''ll'i4o uu'"s ID"
same month, last year, and 7l91-' haI'ci' I'll "'"'
against 635. 52j last year. But III the SAM NV
thc Atlantic states have exported Only 0''0i'
,.,,s ~ whoa, against l.454 .oO4 last year. and
aoG 700 barrel, Of flour AGAINST 3.2-1,l6l last wear.
The following statement shows the amount ol N"a'N'
exports Of wheat alone in bushels each year by months
with the export price:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

London. De- 2O.-Ihr wool market IT, quiet The i'm
,ott. during the week New South Wales .2l0
Balls nom Victoria. l2so bales from south Australia.
tltG babes. N'N Zealand. liz bales from the
ape Of cool Hope and Natal, sis bale, from Turkey 1872
i1l.s rom sweden j6S bale, from syria 500 bales
nom Russia 49, bales and various other places rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
Citn proprrin for 5aIs.

A -PrERIESS MANSIONS. Manhattan Sqlaf, ia Ia
A. fsi,t.>t between Sth and ?th ake,l 'autl, ~, ~
nal and unique IL station az corner I'm T ,fses.
W liz, m "Ihe Clty House, IN Scrbn'rs Tor june
1870. ...,t bv ,olicfes Of title Insurance
-, i ill.," III 81 NKNNTEE AND TRUST CoNFAHi'
% nrrVFs owner and Builder CO We, s3t..e
,rrF,,r PRIVATE DWELLINGS. north -ide o IN.
- vest u Central Park West; no vacant o's ua
80, .uprrior houses in every respect; four str"
"'E 7itIe viii be- guaranteed by policies o. me IL
.r-,V, Win AID TRUST COMPANY. - libiy'ss
~ N''NN' d T KENNEDY. 900 LeNnrton-a'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool De. 20. y. m.-Bcef Holders oner mod
rat j.. Pork Hold O'lcr freely. IIanIhe supply s
poor. Hicon-Ihc supply is in excess Of the demand
-r.,r- Holder, offer moderately Tallow-The supply l.
,or spirit. 0f turn Holders Oi'r sIatincly Hrm
~ 20, cd Ro-in- Holders otter mo ieatey. Lard-SpOs
md futures Holders on r mod ratf. Wheat and -four
Holders moderately. Corn spot and futures Holders
oer moderately Hops at London-Pacihc Coast-liolders
O1cr flecl~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
7HE PETROLEUM MARhETS.

HE PETROLEUM MARKETS
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE or PlH' -.
In last Mondays review, The Tribune remarked
that tie depression Ia the crude markets h1- Ira'"'
the poiut where il NAV be able 70 car" t-rH' \
material Improvement occurred In value, last week.
DIN. 10 the falling of in production a, the result OF
rur,ailmcut Of operations Accompanying The de-
GREASE, i'm the run. was an increase in shipments "h'h
promisc, 10 produce an important reduction IN h''
stock, Of Pcnn-ylv oil this month Tho da'N "v
put is now estimated To be $4,000 barrels as''''.
90 900 barrels a day few week, ag). but IA Va
, decrease i, not TO be credited to the voluntary a''
Of the producers. Heavy snowfall' have "''urr"n
through the petroleum country, and the weather
throughout the week has been OF general character
unfavorablo to operations. There really seems -
be some prospect for winter season tlh'' uc''e VIA
tcrcnt from the two preceding winter. mas put SOM
thing Of an embargo upon explorations ana NJ" WIN"
But II seems 10 bc apparent that the producer Will '''
trust entirely 10 Providence - prevent an over pi'uu'
ton Of oil. Except AZ points where the pr"H''' ."
the territory are too tempting 70 be resisted u' an"
Will he us,d more couscrvatlvcly In the tnu' tlh III
the lat few months. According 20 present pIo'p''''
Commemorative another bullish hcd report is I'''" ''
At the end If December. Perhaps the c'pci''"''' W
the pr,-iu,cr~ oii"u enough repeated MAY nha'' '''
them e. a moro thorough organization I'F u' ''''''
lion Of the output opa,m0,lic curtalmeht oi "''"'
r-,ti,, f.. rtfI rallies In prices. Will not solve III"
r,bl,u which confrOnts the independent owner 'i OH
ur,perty While temporary conditions mas uo" ii'"
rruer values, Il one l- 70 look far ah''r l"''r ~
cannot be ignored. namely "a" cu"in'N> amount ~
protuction owned ai, ,utcly by Tire standard 'h II'
r..,t. Tie, certainty that frcc LEE ~ the 'FII CONN
t ,nd tlr PROBABILITY that ir the fIiurc ~"
utilization % Lima 81 VIII BRING u"l' ,,,'." 49,, ','
r,,,Irv VITA the older article. Lrarus tH''' l" J.. ~
mind 4 TIE prdHccr' "l~ - ,'l.,,','' .,.,' d.,
rau.c # value for 'Tude Oh. ''N .,' aim ~ tl,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
RECORDED REAL EST
Lots Nos % and "a map Henry story, 24th
Ward; John J. Brady and wife 70 Jane Nc.

LOU %
ward John J. Brady and wife 70 Jane Nc.
1Oth.st. n = 29i 70 . Of Avenue \. 25x0is Chas
Ielber and wife % August HAS, -.............
Same property August llassey 70 Elise Leiber....
lO0th.s. $50 It ~ lOth-aNe. 21SlO0ll Ka.
tie Marum % James \ Hamilton ......-......
Tnion.aye " : lot 80 -, map kltona, jl.4r
liO: Anna Mathews to Catharine Iove..........
SANE property Samuel Love and wife 70 Anna
,oth.st. :. 825 It Of 9th.ave 25NlOo.5;
Herman JoveshOf and wife 70 John u Betz -.
Downing-,t Nos 81 % 81. 8i.7N9Q: william w
Flanagan and wife to Frank B Treib"r ...-...
S,ebbins.aVe, - :. 1874 10 81 l'1th--t z5NlOi2
N254xlOO: VIM McDcyitt 20 Jaine- McDevit..
72d.-t : O6.S r. W OF Avenue \. 50 NO Al.
b.rt Arnold 10 Katie Schmld ...... =. ........
N,rnIon Place - = lot 1872. map East fremont,
G6xl5O. James p BARLEY % Jane \ Mckenna..
10Sth.st Nos III and l73 Fart 33.8NlOOi EMan-
ual Berg and wife T. Loui, Frank .....;:.
oth.ave n g cor POI .t-st. 100 10 % 2O2d-st x2So7;
Annie f. Brown u Duan" ; EHrrs9n- -.
Same PROPERTY; Duane ; EVer-"n u } X Brown.
Oudyke.ave, : Q cor sd. 1t. l00NlOO also . cor
Opdykeaye and 2d.st, lOOxlCO Ellen l. Smith
10 AlphOnsus l. Smith ....... 49,. -;
Dad. 81 5 Sis II " Of 6th.ave, 2l.sx9s0, No ll3
West 23d-st also l07 West 22d-,ti Jane
Wolfe 10 Abhir l. Whiteman .-....-....... ......
Gth.aye No. 3G7 and 37l sam t0 Agsie clark.
Oudyke.aye n @ cor 2d--t. lOONlOO Mphon,us Il
smith and wife - Mary T. Monaghan 1879.
oth.ave No 7O3. = 251 n u Of iSth-st, ok
100: WIN Houstin ~ Albeit l. David 80.
atb.syc 40 7Oj. " :, 5O.2 II Of isth-st, 25.lN
100: same " Adelaide David OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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baltimore Dee 2O.-Co,ton nominal rhuunee init
to''- nrru Wheat southern strong ana y,r,c:
49, al o.. Longberry, 3ocdFl Oh NJ. 70 . win.
,,rsr 30 red, 9jd9jLc western seauf ,.a,, "sd
ed NOT and December 974 d?7 &c Jl'ua'' ct,,,r
49, NAV ~ Oi4d@l OiA. Corn SCUM a. q, ST..
,,F eruisr white, So. djo2c Yellow; d. .sadv
o., amer 90, d56l.c graded ~ = - 20. Nav
,.r mot and year. 571tdjSc January b. D. Ann AID
,tamer 5j2c bid. oats slow oos e'i auiet
nay cr,SSTery fancy 3Sc DO 'air 70 shoI d.
j., H' G' imitation 2ic adle fancy 22d-$a ~
-,aJ 10 choice, l6d2lc; rolls mn, o-,5er: ice.
ID "a i6c Egg, quiet strictly fresh -2E.coiShts N
t,c lgG2Oc. Other article, unchans,g; NJ wheat
.,,,j mammal Receipts Flour. LOU DUE "Sbqn'
nu. tu.h. corn ~ 900 bush oats. 5VV nu'" Sae,
i,, POM 49, bbl-; wheat, 2Ooo Dush JAZZ
,,,t II 900 bush corn. 3joo bush. . ooa
ur,,o Dee 2O.-wheat-No ! hard dulI az otSs
:, neai a,e. % 600 bush ~ northern AZ 81 IS
o bush do at :: Ofis, closing at = V3TG'i ,rioaIs
-,b.rn - d91-.c. Wutr grades uul y Sra
y y" r'd Sold AZ II O2d+l OBJ Oh track "a <" .
'ti, ,tr.red A. II Of. ~ white Oiegon, ''. -
49, "a, In .torr steady. fair ,deuaiHu' ~ jiG
-r,t. 30 3 Yellow 56i! "A caI.oan- 10 ;o Nod
5 IN track SO Whit, SOC 80 Xsllow o3c hit
al U.s.. \" mixed. go track 80 : WIZ, ~
, a., -5a--c. 80 DO. e0de3c no 49,, ,ir to
~ >,,, do -Od14c. choice vi .sa, az - iiIhI,e
,i 70 3jr G.rowcd STAT, $4,000 ioF Hr r, 6,r.r
IT,. anil. 30 80 tnrk and IN store. low -
- Dr.. t,fo,t -urlng - $50 - - 90 WIur - ,i, "a
,ff Id rrr.r. coarse winter bran. ~ 90 s"N shin
r'-..u,. torn 80 900 bush oats 1uoV, pEL corp
Flour 600 lhl- Whtdt JvOVV oNS'' VIM
,..' a.o ,ush. oats. 5000 bush. ,.u.,,s
Ct.,,5 pc -O.-Thc leading futures ra"seu a. 'o"'
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises 81 Moon sets 33Z m Moon,asel
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A M-Sandy Hpok 45j Gov I,ilnl 5Oi Hrl! GAO C5-
PM-sandy HooS. 500 Gpy.I,tiAl 90! heA u'te. 80