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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

ATHE New York Herald has been keep
ing up its fight on the American two
legged hog in public places, until it is
becoming very uncomfortable for him.
He does not often come West.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

HENRY GEORGE isreported capturing
everything in Australia. That country
gave US ballot reform, and may have
something to furnish in land matters.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
A Coincidence.
Alexandra Post.

Alexandra Post.
By some strange chance the initials
P. P. stand for daily paper in st. Paul
as well as for ''pap-fed parasite" Co
medicines are often most remarkable.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
Considerable of a Failure.

Dayton Times.
1t is stated that Gov. Campbell at
tracted more attention at Cleveland on
Friday than did Prefident Harrison.
The latter gentleman appears to be
conspicuous failure.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

INTEREST in base ball is reviving in
Denver. The umpire had leg and an
arm broken for giving game to visit
ors. The st. Paul club has perhaps
needed an umpire not concerned about
such incidents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June 1l.-For Wisconsin;
Showers; followed by fair; warmer; variable
winds. For Minnesota, North and South Da-
kots: Fair; stationary temperature, except
warmer in Eastern Minnesota; variable
winds.
GENERAL, OBSERVATIONS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

TR1 WEEKLY DAILY = Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.)
Tyr In advance 81 90 6mos. in adv. W w
3months, in advance. .. 81 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. Address all letters and kilograms 10
THE GLOBE, st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
Liebtning Finds Five Marks.

SCRANTON, Pa, June Morgan
Lewis was killed and four persons were
injured by lightning near Olyphail this
afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
Sentenced to Waupun for Life.

Sentenced to Waupun for Life.
Special to the Globe.
ASHLAND, Wis, June 1l.-Joseph
Fuchs. fugitive German highwayman,
was convicted to-day of the murder of
his young wife near here last fall, and
sentenced to penitentiary for life. He
received sentence and verdict with
smile,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

SPEAKER REED proposes to close up
the pie stands on his side of the house
also. Perhaps they are the kind of pies
that have something in them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

The German government don't seem
to be able to look at BISMARCK as one of
the indistinct figures in the panorama.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
DeCostef&C|ark
Invite the people to attend the
great sale of
FURNITURE

In medium priced goods. The de-
signs are artistic, the finish is beau
tiful, the assortment is large and
the price is so low that those ex-
pecting to buy only common work
are able to secure something really
fine. Our stock Of the more
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
Hibernians Finish Their Labors.
Snpcial to the Clone

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, June H.
The convention of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians convened in this city yester-
day and concluded its business this
evening, and adjourned to meet in West
Superior, Wis, in June. 1892. Except
the election of officers, nothing of any
Importance was transacted. The officers
for the ensuing two years are as follows:
State delegate, John M. Clark. Milwau-
kee; state secretary. Z. W. Reilly, Osh-
kosh; state treasurer, j. w. Twohy,
Chippewa Falls.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
THIEVES WEAR DIAMONDS.
Twenty ThousandsDoll Worth
Stolen From a ,JeweIer.

IWCnCy IIlOQSdII(IsD W OftII
Stolen From a JeweIer.
GLovERsyILLE, N. Y, June IL
Thieves broke into W. d. Norton's jew
elry store last night and stole about
$4,000 worth of jewelry. Among the
articles taken were several hundred
gold and silver watches, number of
chains. finger rings, and many pieces Of
solid gold. Twenty diamond rings were
also taken. The safe was blown open,
and the detectives on the case say that
he robb ers were undoubtedly profess
iOnalS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

SUNDAY ALONE
tyr In advance. 81 90 mos. in adv. SOC
6 m. in advance 1 90 mo- in adv. zoe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
yrin advanceS10 90 3 mos. in adv. 81 90
GIN in advance 5 90 5 weeks in adv. w
One month SOC.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

Mr.. FAIR is said to have dropped in
among the wedd ing presents of his
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

daughter, the other day. a check fer a
million and upwards. Incidents like
that show that marriage is not failure.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12
Eastern advertising Office, Room 2
Tr;bune PujJdfno New York.

Complete files of the GLOBE always kept
on hand for reference. Patrons and friends
are cordially invited TO visit ana avail tnem-
selves of the facilities of our Eastern Office
while in New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One Year, 81 Six Mo. 65c Three Mo. 35c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

LOCAL FORECAST.
For St. Paul, Minneapolis and vicinity:
Fair weather. with occasional showers;
slightly warmer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-12

ST.PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAILY NoT INCLUDING sunday
! yr in advance. SIS 90 3m. in adyanceS2 %
6 m. in advance 4 90 weeks in adv. l 90
One month. 49,. zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
The PETROLEUM MARKETS.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PfIChs'
The foundations which were provoked by last weeks
rise in crude petroleum certificates were suspended yes
teriay The market shrank In volume. but the tTehd
~ value, was upward. At the Stock Exchange there
was an advance from Is to so IA cents, While the
options at the Consolidated Board rose from 67 u
20 l-2a601-4 cents. There were no new influences
In sway traders but the bullish feeling sun exists IN
view Of the forthcoming monthly reports which are eh
pected 10 encourage holders. The Closing was him
Refined Oil was unchanged at 735 cents in barrels and
0.35 cents in cases. Refined quotations antwerp,
Is "a francs; Bremen, o'3o nafNS' hoNuon' -
pence. - 90 ,..,. -. National Tran
Sit certificate, al the stock Exchange and 10000 Ddi
rcls at the Consolidated Exchange Buckeye ceruh-
Gates neglected.
OH Cty Penn. Dec 22.-Nationsl Transit certlhcstes
opened at 81 highest 7O2c lowest 81 2c closed O5sc
Sales $4,000 bbls; clearance O@OOUO Dds sh''S'
.sDS73 bbl- runs, l23.liO bbs >.......,
Pittsburg Dec. 22-letroeuM, nothing dong NdtOlal
Transit certificates opened at 6ec closed $40 mse't oc
lowest. Sc. ...--, .,-..... ..-.,,o., TO
opened Al CSC highest 7Oos lowest G1Sc closed 65c
fe.r.nces 100 bbs. Buckeye al lSc runs, % SOY
bbls Shipment aoiS3 Dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
GRAIN And PRODUCE AARhElH'
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

The visible supply statement yesterday sho"cu
Wheat 25,3G4 .769 bushels an increase u I'o''i
bushels: corn 2.117.392 bushels. an increase VI
oo6g.3 bushels: oats 3.454452 bushels an increase
OF G;.G71 bushels.
Most of the Influences in the wheat specul''o" -
terday were bear.sh. Lower prices Tor SILVER "c''
di,couracng: the visible supply was materdHS III
cy,.,ed cables were weaker and receipts "cIc lu''
Tho l>po,itiOn 10 sell general al an PolnIS, o
Tie market failed u WIDEN ana lcss tidI. - ~
and fell 10 II % j-a II 81 :. and May rahEtd ron
81 Of = to 81 O50 IL % Il. Inc Iet Iy>Ses VIZ
| 2.-0l Il cent. spot wheat also bIphc -" -
cent and only 5000 bushel, were thcH ~ s'HPPIc
The bcar.sh feeling corn was lItcnslheu ~ ,.c
dcpress on in the chef speculative cereal ~ lo
The ont ions were fairy artive under quotations. anu
clo>cd with losses Of 34N1 IL cent , 49,.
oats were off }4Gl Il cent on tlc spN anu yiiV
optinnS While moderately active, closed down 'o@
Lard was weaker in sympathy with the break IN
TO- were sses Of 500 tierces the spot but whether
for export could not be learned.
The final quotations we're - ,n. o., n. "a
Wheat December, ~ o. L.; January, ~ "a - >
February 81 O5 March. IL O5 "a May, 81 % Il
Coru-December, 80 L. January, 90 Is; May,
% Gsf,Eganaary. 48 SIS Nav. 40 IS cents.
Laid--JapuaTN. 80 o. February ~ 49, 'i'''"
SIS 81: May. 50 -. .s .o..ota,.
AT New York Philadelphia, Baltimre ana - st, Neie
Wheat -,-'i0 bushels. corn, l42l"o pushes 1itH'
31,5i7 pacEages. At Chicago. NllWMhee ana 81
Louis the arrivals we're: Wheat. l25.273 buehelS ;
corn oG7 .354 bushels, oats, 2-6972 bushels TOTAL
grain (y7Q 5Ol bushels; -four. i 5l- barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart nom
GRAND CENTRAL SiALiCN'
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. Ne" York.
! Err OILY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CarA :

TrF RAILROAD STATlO" IN AhH VIZ
10 >, ram" W,tI FOR Albany Utica, Syracuse
I.ocheat.,, Batavia ana Eqn1t.Gpt.1r LIMITED, due
1900 A. W. -CIllCAGO NESlibCl+
1880 A. WESTERN DAY EHPH1sS-DAi' 'N''''
I2oU Soon. SOUTHWESTERN vEsTIBGGLEfo a. Ia M
ItED-Due Cincinnati 10 90, lnuldh'Poii' - "
a5o = 20 " o%0rPfH" SHORE VESTGBULE LINZ Ed |,
Due a. Detroit at 0 rs a. NJ. Chicago 'o u '
600 p. M-FAsT WESTERN EXPEt2SS,E5Deuen Ohi''sO
7.3o p M.|HlDIRoXDACK,, MONTREAL AND Dof'
y.15 +. u II fHsf ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO 3v LA
FRtSS-Duc Indianapolis II ~ p H. "'N' ''
FISiIKILL (SEWBURGD. POUGHK EEPSlh' Ri 10 40
III u m 1870 500 70 - p NJ % s'c iy 20 8 IL
bocp,ie y o0 noon = 49, y % . r. nj "a Il n
& 80 rs 49, } j5t4 80, rs - ,; m, % .oo
AIBANYt1 % 10, 10 100 no 20. ~ 90 90 X ~ m
noon, 3 80, 800, 80 Co., 10 20 80 'i' r. H.
TEOY@t55 9I0 1000 - 80 II Is A. g 90 I IL G2
UTiCN N%D sYRACJSI.-t7 -, . TO- 10 90 10 SO
r. T. 100 noon 80, 600, 80 9'l' D. H. i Nv
Ro IiEsTER-oIoo 1000. tlo:aO0a,%P 200 noon
~ 30 20 10 l9 81 "a g1 + 90 noon So
NI&GARA, fiIii2.SP9nio 100 1000 m. II 100
AbIqG5yb$392f G2 Vi ?l Rvp MoxrREAL-'7 40.
ALI R x a. GN tvN 1 AN6 10 90,
BE- $ = E. Ei.Lii$ yiR HAhtH& DfvisfoN-
For ts and Pc IN sopgg Car Car aPgyy, 81 ,ira15
FAX ,'a s. We. a. lSt ana 39tat sa,on New:
YorEk S38 wasGnstaa.,t ~ Fuiiqn',t and 3os B.a'
forta'o. T. D. Broofyn and 100 ud,on,,t Trey , 10y;
ho'el, ,al resienc through = de;.ination Saturday
o' pa,y ey,pt Sunday sDahy except SATURDAY
&I.' ,ran. .hose leaving at ?o 70 90 a. n,
J9Tqn I Wo Toficiy stop 2rIIrG HiFGr tVIFrs
fHftT Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago Dec 90 l~pecaD.-HodeS Of wheat TO-
dss, along with the holders Of every other sort Oh
product were completely demoralizcd. The news was
against them and were the pit conditions WIN
few exceptions and with little effort on their part 70
maintain themselves, they abandoned Their h9iui4ss
and pockted their losses. May opened al w 80
sod A. low a. 81 l.. and closed at - -7GOo a.
The decline was probably started By the weak capISs
II was certainly accelerated by The weak ,iNer Dt4l
ion market al New York, and by the large Norui
western Iece pts. Minneapolis had d37 caIe Duiutn
1906 There was pause at the put price, ~ :, out
the ceiling at that point altogether too FURIOUS "
withstand and from the momnet mat point WaS ptes
the drop was steady and with prdcucHllN no recovery
a. All The arrival, here in the morning were IA
cars the estimates for Tuesday 23Q Corn when
Tor "A week has been acting rather ShaRN hih tooty a
freak OF nearly > cents. December which closed on
saturday AT 3D. opened at 49, and closed az 40 Nay
opcnod al SO IS sold low as 81 3-o ana closed AT
81 3-4H5l IS The >urpr >ingly large l0ca recc!
have been subject OF comment for a fortnight me
arrivals were 325 the estimates Tor lnesday oVO
oats followed wheat and corn down, suneIhs ue
cline If about cent. The weakness IN provision,
which became 20 apparent last week, continued FORE
declined lOa IL L. cents lard ana nbs' l. Genus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

COTTON MAEKLTs-BY IT'I1I-1INNIII , ~
Liverpool Dec q? macott ttore. closed quiet
Nmorican uddIng low mddl,nq claus, Decsi ,IiyeTy
iiy ~ 3Gid15 sod DeeGnbsr ana JShua i2v sGid
c3 F,bHsry aud March delivery iOdia Sgi5 md
Natrr and Arr delivery. ll,0td sii'I HPsii,Srv
Ma ,.1',i,y i7Gid sellers May ana Junc u'l,nery
,o6id ,el.er, June AID July dsiEefy ---o'' ''e''
ulv and August de- livery. @l-Oid stlitI, otc low
aiy,toa Dec - cotton lady ddn r rsccpt.
r. XXI airs exports colstwise 5i50 bal2o sale' ''
10 ''l ',"'.,c,. > bale. -tOrk lOD@b3 bales. 49,,
ua ner % w., o,ton dull middling, DC net anu
~ .,.irts 900 bale; export, to Grtat BTltill
roo ,.I toa.twse $50 bales sales, l'0lo pI'''
stork % 7Cs bale, .,..a.. ,niidli,g She low
N'N"I GOOD ordinary nc; and gross receipts,
Cu 'o- eE5ort, coastwi>e, rs bales sales, 100
IN. .to.k l21,sS6 bale Italia. ,-,c.
O,rans, Dee. 22-Cotton cay HuuIns or''i
lot uidlln- gr,.. $50 halc.; exports TO France.
d6-oU ply, coi-tw1,c $40 bales; SAFES, 1900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

FLOUR AID MEAL-fL0u In@Fl @'' ~, h f...
the market lad heavy looH, OWN 10 ~, o. r4i,
Wheat BON exporter -a ,. a' ~, G'' ,I ns
800 biol, Low Extra at ~ ga =" W ~ 1, ,,.
Nh % lo"t 4os.5 So 600 6I, white Wn't 49,
5 io,s5 TO- $500 Go;s S9}y5.aJ Al o., > n>.
VS., Iad,, . oas5 IS d" isi9'' a ~ ID 4 t5
3 80; ir t. 5hoc. 5G:. i sa. :. so., 20
Wi,uS.eota ~pfinI Wheat ow o.t4 - 'oe - 'o ''.'
- !5a:i - ~ nhi'i,- n.r, - thor q .,
ass IS fancy d. 8 @'or5 ~ pH NM - .'-l az '.
yie~' ' SSSgiarjil:y fr6tR g', and Sss} .sar
sa G 1 2Go e2f 'n y.Sas |a'Dat NE
fLoUK steady a,a n Toa" ~. i' - foo-, ~
nrcFT 2hTF5Ah, it9g $ss?9 at "
hs$ ~ Yeov w,'''. g. 2to' SO 4 oo z '2 ga
Guiding 300 ibis BIsndywine.
GRAIN-wHEATAf r9g Of depTe'"io9, aPd goo' .
~ prices hioughou me eatrc Ast A. eonp'i'a %.n
6sm sG a, SS: OF Of f,%i.. nd E'a a
Of the bottom Bn1!q-, 39Tgyrf - bsog.
g u ~ on sr" S defined 70 i; o. cayas or At
ed y 81 o. Gic,ns a, q eovpiSd with c-~t 'se
accounts .tared price, On he G@%m"sda o'' w.,
pF:aE ana ate g dp'oP va. .55 aga; n by ,s F
be- supply statemeni va, another bar factor 4
Slight decrease had been 'Hpee'd whyTs' eI @1 al
the bun" ne ber~ se,nce, Of aoS Dec igD
t thni@ Ki,sGo% and Zoo az e Ms eon,rt I'M
IL S50 bush agaiDt 2HS ga ana 7'9'e az 1uIh E
ssRe SsanSe Ss7 SaSh What and o5G noar on
the spot there break Of iliy lt"l2I @""s w m
ese41e IL option, ihPS t tS@ aud G' miller bought
load 80 Northern 'prnr at -2c OYER NAY; d a.
Sale. ll7eOOO bush lunjr 40 90 Dn1n !oo 1,s
~ red III I'll al O5i4 so red. b., al ooi DO 80
storl q1oicd ii ciS- do aiolt oGs 80 bard -ifnf,
81 Oiis; do January. - 0!@sl - 'Io-lN- = Oh -
Do February c di92t} a. G g. % o q1 ar Il Do J
~ li.i6d984c co.ing $50; do Dec"nber co'inr at
,5 o,.E Y Al soc and ,a aS 4se7tS s z
49, BAILEY STEADY sales 1000 bu-h 40 ~, = NJ
WS!.t ~ 3sas 80 80 NS csasdo PsSy' ~
10 cr va 40 H@ Eeaeasd mar gn
LOFTY 6"s .cng BON here me wr', oppenn
trading quito brisk. and lowest rguFe' pHsrd a,'
tame and sase ho'd" Which tnr,'
nSrSse N aIriY ais me 5 "a, m slrs
al!o had something to do with th' d,ciins les9 arr,
%eT mode,as TIE 'pSta MARIO coed fy"Pareo Her
S %sI nothing don done FOR export and cr'
i9s S s9 30 bus. p'r tF coc Sa ot '
ungradsd mixed ana whit h5de7c 20 I HlN'a ar r
No. mixed Sia82c store and elevator. d2dg3c anoat
No. December closing a. go 40 J.huSry'
lime 81 y 16glsc. closing 80 - oc OAIS- ~"
wise affected nv the weakness wheat ana corn ~
Wcst ADDED 70 thr hesyine-. rhc pot th~rc va
decline Of ..alo VIZ lasc o1r,ing, %C ar't,a %
sderani. realizing tlearnces ~ bush Sale 2iVo0
bush t%tnr so V WHIT S' ,ss4s reysf 50 %Nl
4s "a '9'.c eleYa1T i92. Shosi No, MSt, dT{'
eTVa ,s,6 30 mn TsS d. aS5c &o JS%ary
! closing At tsAc DO NAY t9N"3osg c,o,ins ~ ~.
ary 5oa50a.c closing at 5OIsc FEED quoted 40 o.
r. 81 2OasI % sharp, 81 ojnt 80 Rye Feed, sldsl O
. ON parat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

CoFFEE-Brslli growth, wore NOR "crNe tooi' oS az
f fag. 1N5 ~ e spot @s DO X, neaj 500 So So,
aaoat 1000 bag So DO 10 1899 $500 E Ess &c. do
- &c -, h sfipn,d. 100 ags No santos. T.; and t.
az ,o9 nag 80 Il DO ss spot lO00 bag No 90.
;d grovts .es go mat, Padans 24c slso 500 Da.'
C eiylat [dyeon~d nor activity. and the market had
troag support Gables higher and ts 10 I siry+
er,d as the chief bull" sctor irccs az tho ,tGe
1870 NJ, Gains of 1Oa2O points. HaVre gained Ia "a
o,'I No was weaker Oh December, whlt oth-ls
!boyd da' r qls OF l. ps Rccr, At Rio and santos
NJ, T,o.d,rt. London ttled Omcla Quotations
IS D. M December rs Sd Jangar3{i ~ . ga oulEE c
80 rag,iior nr,t 40 kilo, 700; sood ~c"hd
200 cNchanre prNst . rcccirs Two d3'S I3,"o
Iepts two day, 10000 b,sso o Kccepi, Al , Mo s
! GA GEO Tags same time 1889, 1904 eco bag, -t.'
time Isss 937looo 9gs R,1yips at santos gN $50
90 900 bag. sam TIN lsss rs goo bag JOE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23

Liysrpool Dec. p. % '. m-Dre and PORK 10 pool
demand Hams IN fair demand. Bacon IN poor demand
Cumberland cut about - to 80 ~ easy at zs Cd short
Tihs about Is D. du Z6s Cd long ana short clear
midiles about dull 29 long clear middles, about
as NJ duh al %. Cheese In Ioor dcipand, Taow ~
,Cor demand Sprts OF turpci ue ia poor demand nrn
AZ %. % Rosin IN poor demand. Lard Spot ana
futures I'm moor demand prime WcrteIu spot sd December
stsscy Al 30, 90 Janu5ry and February steady at Bic
Wh.st nour POOR demand Corn spot and futures
moor mixed West January, new steady Al
r. "a Hops a Loudon-Pa>lhc Coast In poor demand
VIII last Wees from Atlantic ports
- POO quarter; from Pa nc port. IL 600 IRON ohrr
sources 80, 600 There were no receipts Of Ameri All
f1rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
Citn propsrtn for Sale.

L'OR SALE-The remaining houses Of ne TOW Oh Ne
= Nos 30 10 * West. between trntrii ia, 80
and o,h,yr rmbra,iny novel features worthy oi l'p
ron. a prrfart house az extremely low nun -
for descriptive pamphlet or Inspect them al 9 "a "a
Waterman IN constant attendance street I''-r''' ~ ~
p' w az insurance will Do issued by thu III s
or II AVTIE AND TRUST COMPANY tau, RI w ~,
,hascrs ~ all DELAY In examination oil u-'' anu '
iug them absolute security. ,.,t.. 81 W. o2d.
IN uf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Yesterday was a slack day at the Exchange Mo-
266 and POS West one hundred and twenty ninths an
two four story brownstonc apartment houses renting
for 81 400 each they sold for S460O and Sl4sOo 10
s. Hunter Nos. 49, 10 437 West Twenty seventh =,
are story buildings plot e2x9s.0 they sold 10
the plaintiff in the suit for $}0,J61 80.
No: 3oG West Eighty third-st. is a fve-story brick
dwelling on lot 20XsO; it offered under fore
closure and sold 10 the plaintiff in the suit for $4,000
Ncw-York Monday Dec % 1891
The following sales held the Exchange and Aue
ton Room today.
one 3stoly dwelling. with lot No 306 West s3dst
sio. 600 '''' '''e"
llsht 2.',oy dwellings, yh plot Of land, No 2tsl .
$50: Homer J Bciudet 80 507.
TWO history dwellings with lots Nos 266 and PCS IVES,
l29hst ;. 20 II Of sthe. lots 2OAs0 each Hunter,
1924 400.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N.Y. CITY.
2Gth-st No al We,: Theodore Keller and wife
Pike st. 80 ~ Joseph l. Buttenwciaer 10 Bcne -'"
Grcst. No' 553.2o5 George Read and vile to -''V"O
Eldldse.-t 40, - to a. e 5 Charlie, Parr e al
70 il j Mccollum, apart, .,,., = 80. 20 900
Joseph West t. sgmund I,ei gmann. -, 80 900
1907 Hoogenc ) Van Voorhees, to Albert
119th.st n :, 100 # Of stl.aye, losAlooi '-'o
-, wilkins w Greene 10 Aice l. >, Jon1,cn ,o. 1850
Egan e., al 10 L Walsh ... .... ....... ... $500
Is2d-st cor Fordham.ayc, l20As0; Henry Hun.
nckc and wife 70 Geo L Beilaniy 1000
Stanton -, a ,, $40 ft = 81 >heriH-,t, ljNiO0;
Lyman Hartmann t, NJ Mayo ;,ltc...,,.,., $1,000
De9Ta9 9 t joSs ecf T. &n ii T & and ID
Lot il and part lot, Is and 10. Block 80. nap
foX eNtat, 25xlo0; Alfred Ilammond and
93d.si. $, iso I, e q loth-a,c, i8xlOo.o W p
Io5th.t =, -" 1866 f. Of 2dayc iGs1loo9;
Sciigmaa ROtll-child 10 Pauline Franckcl.... I
j7th-,t No ~ East Henry X BeeNman, referee %
II
,ank.,t 40 Clarence 5 Nathan to Aida Drey.
sam, property 10 part: same to same .......... i
sane property ~ piT- 70 Lucilla Dreyfus
Sane property Ii part; same 10 SAM .....--,.
Mod..on-ay COL r. Of II ut $40 aoooo
4l-t--t. No - Fast John VI Pucmcy and wife
and oth~r- - Emma \ stleet1r. --.....-....
Chery-st No 80 Joseph l. Buttenwie-er to Ben o
2I,t',t. u : :i6 II @ u 3d.aye 7y9s . CbiGreu's
aid society ~ Elizabeth Weu'r.....--. ,..,,. 81
NAM and ot5.r +" samuci If cooper 80 1883
" pollock to Catherine Bail 800. ........
13d. ~ 325 It q Of STU ayo, l-."Al0o5; sane
DUNE S SO % Angelo L Nyer, and another
sam, property SAM 70 -'ue .,s.,,,.... 10000
F-,nk (. SI'tl and u.i, ., Mary llaI ' 70 COZ
s9ta--t 1880 n Of 9thaFp. 2oNloOs; Lazarus
NOrLngcr % Caroline NoiGl4h-'r .,.., $3.50.
0it1.st 23$ # " Of jh-'rE y. ifl"o' S'' q, I'M
Ec,1io T. St,lic. to fiar.nc. l. >1,rc.- IOOOC
Scl,.iasr and Ohm, % John NJ 90 IS Oc
Monr,e--t, 80. % ana oi'I I - ,F J@.,n
SD, =, 3, 100 r Of l,t-a,e. 25Hloo; B'iiard
oaiew-d aud wife 10 ,iu-epI" M!Ha l'sH
amin ~ and vie 10 Chari, M.yer,o - 10 ooc
l3jtl--t % - 400 70 oi 9tn-atr, 2)A"'Ilf Il -
Wilson, rel, to Equitable Life A''uf'hct society -'oo'
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, tulGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

~ ,ssrNGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlands and
DesOI Oss, tor siatington and intermediate points.
M 10. Gencya, Lyons. ElniIa. Rochester. Bunalo
W. louisville and principal local points. Chair
sa1 W Lyons and Pullman gar t. HsP,n,on bi!dge
- w. for H. and r. Junction aud Intermediate points.
cAitr car u Mauch Chunk
Chslr ca sor nkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
y TunkhannOck. Connection ~ Reading and Harris.
bury ~ m for Elmra and principal intermediate points.
~ AZ IA Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper Suspension
Bridge. D., po,,svue Mauch Chunk and IntermedI a,a
,oinnfs Chair ear % Mauch chunk
10 D. N. Cor Mauch Chunk ana Intermediate points
conwn,rctian T. Reading and Harrisburg. .
JOIN ~ M for GENEVA Lyons Elma, Rochester Buffalo
.,t H. West. Pullman sleeper " Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -, o . - 1, n m ~ ~, and An
conneo, for points In Mahanoy and HaLlcton coal
regions SUNDAY TRAINS.
-. m for Mauch Chunk. Haleton and Intermediate
noi9,s aud II a III. for Shenandoah and intermediate
pOin;s. g., ,,.,,.A chu,k and Intermediates ro,ots
~ IN Tor Genc.a Lyons, Emira, Rochester Iunalo
and he West pullman sleeper u Lyons and Suspension
StiSs'' General Eastern ONCE. 2S5 Broadway.
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Landau uec - 4 .. m.-Consos % ZIG for money
and IS 9l6 Tor account; Canadian Pacific 742: St.
Paul common o-As. .,-.
The rate discount in tue open market for both short
,nI three months bills is 3'sd4 per cent $500
Paris adNceS quote per cent fente Al - francs 9Ie
Genuine. Tor the account and exchange on London at p
francs % cenumes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-23
Gotcis.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW,ToRKhp I'M I'M
6fFIGfs. 70. ?ss Bcad%ay corner s sS
ii - N m. 30 West Twenty thirdst. corner SIN
ave- i52 otha,e 1873 Foarth:ave' SSraSG g.
T0O Third-aNe. corner folLN
0i Third-aVe near sNtyhrstst.; Los First avs;
los West Fortysecond-st lO92 ColpmoisSs'' and
,be HARLEM OFFICE 1870 Fact onchundr.d and't"eh"
nfth-st.. to y. H.. at regular Oinee f"'oS'