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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
Investment
PAID Up CAPITAL On 49,
"A A0G- Rn~~ Ia. a. -. "a -


o1o0s ooo-Foor loo. - fsoe = J.ss~- 81 <3sa
oSs.eoo-Two ios lsnx1A eou.~ - s'|s
ond ana Jackena ssssen ~
lent location ior ersesine I
to b use1 - wazeAea0 -
Wholesale businen, 4 -
block from the NsR,an1
railroad freight dsee - r. 4
dock. I'LL
90. ooo-N lots On Lake Unsen. - %
trio car line. having spVu;1 s.
dred fsss Of waaes ituea n: .!sl
o13. ooo-ecx10 northwest eaener
Bell streetA Texma. one.h11l
balance ave yeaa - Z - e11 4. Nh
sls.eee-rwo corner iosa n ~ ss;s. Is'|
union streoG 81
o1A.ooo-rvs lots on Yrons onpuk
Lake and Eagle stzssaI a. I
wiz sell either ~ - V1nH
o1e.ooo-rwo lots lsox1N. corr = -
con street - E$
%, 0oo-Los eoxi20 on sevonsA - Ii
Stewart and olivs. NJ T1 i'll
erected &stoFy huil1lse
and paying - pes esak = q
meuG S 3! z:3s
7,Ooo-Two lots. eoxlso. on ssvsnn 49, U u
tween Jscksna ard MoiA
oS.SOO-ons los and part a aae1nm - h
street: corner. z
9S.Soo-ii lots 81 block 81 CHI j
ballard. 80 IT, |IS
oo.Bool Four houses ON WHfupa
TO ! block from cable: uino
%. oo0S bath.
%. 6O0-New house. rocns -
Lake avenue. $50 cen: 49, d
pel meath Ezs
~. ooo-Two Of she finest loss = - ].
don: 50 situascd thas -
never be cus Oh.
$500 - osOO-Loa in b.ccks !. 4. 80
Giivra's SECOND - 1
son street cahls linA
Cheaper lots in al parts d ~ 90.
oss8 PEI AOR1-s0 acsss impuuuuo
land. neor Kent r ~
roeds suttAhla r. b.
farmA hop no
table gAraom116
win b sol1 NJ
For Lease.
Corner Commercial and Jsckaon $50 s
Ill: 500 per month foe 6ftoen - n 5z
Two lots, eoxi1O each, cofaee Me- 60
veFsity streets. fnr sive or "a yeoBR g @SS| u
Houses for Rent in Ill paEn ef -
We have q large list Of - I .
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24

9th. JENNIE SCHAEFFER.
Odeon Restaurant, sr4 Commercial
street, submitted ago words. ISL cor
rect She is entitled TO sa.so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

Mess slaa4 ExtTa fme , in H il: iS
family 5oes9 30 rsc6s in o s6, f Ess, az % 50
n Ell al Nh W.T. ana G9uts ME%Ts-iued waef
s sc S S@ r'' ssi r5 si Sas Va
Picked Bellies = n ayisse Sc Gog 20 oT for any
average, and 5;4d 70, 70 , MeSe' las Sm dv
S S%osfS do nbi rSS and about ,id Snort
Iu9s at West closed at 2Ie o5 N1SX tre 5c:i '
and in fair request f'y hsny TO wa. i9n' further Sc
cine to.day following the West where longs were ,t
was lcs sct,,e OF ca, 500 for export o5c
City steam again lover; sale iyy tc'' ov1. d gs
July closed Coo sales li5o 'c, $500 Ausrst
Ss5c October closed 6-9c asked sales go tc; osse
eaa S conIpsP qHop% ecatnues is for fine
grades which bring i pIsG Snr 1a Cream cam
e en Creamery fancy lsalSc do prime to choice
and and pals fancy isc choice l5ol5s do good
d c5S1s' 1 i@ai4c Dairy tss IaG, 5eiiS
Scs se a1 '' sSac '' %sSsn Sy chSe
faf Sc seconds o06Ac; Dairy and Factory third; DC.
0e bu,e M aSoie ice fair t to rood ' 81 S
c,mgQ 2g gser %ss . damand for new stock today
i c' ll" d. isir good loGio,e STAT FACTORY
h STATE S setG . skim e, S02e All
,ania ,hms Ia cnIeT'd Ioa ne Facory
nn Sloae common to , G9od oa So zoo part ,si
ay not Varied for the day ruling quiet and steady
Sat and Penusvi, ana fresh. Ia 124c Western frsh
1@e. southern iOa11c Southwestern, fresh, 1l'
Goose 25G2Sc: Duck l00lr , IT,
sIGAR-I; AW-Stlongcr and more active. sales yc>-
teday and today 5000 bags Centrifugal, 30 ti,.
9-l6c r. and e. and iumoied cargo do. 34r,
c. ard Fair refining quoted a. 5e3 llGc Ccn.Iiiaga
am Crushed. 7isc; cut Loaf, Tho cubes. '.ioc
Powdered 7-1sc; Granuated. 3I6c M9udl A.,
,.1Gc. Couf.ctioner@' "a" 0QB l-l6c. standard y
sc: on "a" : 91G0js,c; White Extra "C - a.
9.lGc; Extra &C" 5as@5lac; &C." 5Ad3sc yellow
." STFARINE-Iard rather weak and dull. City &c
asked: choice Western. in tcs. 1saSc OleonaTrafHe
quiet and easy; City. j',G5'sc. ,,,. ,.--
r ATIOW-In moderate request and firm. Ifnc ciy
Quoted ut 4icc. sales = 600 - for export. H. $500,
WOOT-rho general Situation has lund r"onc no chalsc
a, innoranca Holder claim 10 be- receiving ionr prl'
o. The small parccs selling but meet with poos success III
placiug round lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

6om sU.9 GOO $1,000
Erc' bush 80. o.. 1900 iGo)0
a, 6 ,b Sa Produce Exchange today the ta9Sr
dy fancy fa9 ce fnr i1lrs Gg't h Ms'' io
Muas I' llri -i.rloa, ca;er. Mhca. quiet. 80
To 1,iI1 Ssaaoe steady ~ 5, track asge
Dat, quiet -. white, Oh SrasA re Rye hr ,o ~"
ilc bid tore ro9i-ios rme Pork s5 IS Lard g -
Eass . .,esdy '' cfscdsr. o,.alos
400 hhj. wheat 10 500 bush barley 300 bush Shii,
i Sa,h' -'''' w.
prs for ali d-rablc goods but trade quiet
buyers are gners and nd mn at 81 M TO-
whessup9y demand 1@ fnt ~ rs 5s %aIsc.
ssq9s gssss to no chsG rea ' 1911 4d ':aS Nav
gsd - 4r1 1nnr a'9 so5e July aSc @
Gairy for April and May no mixed - NJ ensag ,s
y.ri"s advanced sd@c later futures were quiet and
Sl m Win a 10 mixed in export se's! s
IS do IN grain depot 81 dnot Ioc Do ON port ch
mold track 4ic; 10 mixed IN 2on-s' cea,t9r ale No
aol'. islT ioLaiic. OatsL Local trade demand light
s9a p de- Of Shc css G s;c rug; SO Clipped Witt
graded clipped whltc shV.l s.o'e KIN Nav
Sa's d32'.c June 32G3a,e Jui' rocd iii
aoe and easy ol rrnq Sran S'i ~ 5ai So ohr article,
unchanged E'ccp-f9 ~ oG6 500 h. 6o' oa ana II zoo bush
Shipments Wheat 5000 bush; conn., 2Seooo bush oats
what higher for Old but easter for new crop opton-
Sa,t,. clds.d with May aud June i2c higher. hut
jaiy and NusuSt iigc lower an, ye.terday 80 red
asked July s,' 500 a-bcd Agst,t sS'sc od ,o ,orn
INV, aioals.c a-kcd. August 3la,c bid. oats Trad
in' mcJ.r,t". SO cash sc bid May closed 23c DID
i've, No - BIDS Of AGA iSc. Barley dull !;
no sale. Hay unchanged nran zoe FaA,eed 81 80
Grmer 40 cream|ry. iGdi7c dairy. 1igI3c. Eggs ST.
and sold sor coInmea - 5@ss 50 Whi rI,.,
oa% W. nominal; 50 10. Dry salt Neat shG G,
ro>'d sholld,rs - 80 Longs and fibs - 90 short
ci'ars sGasJ 90 Eecepts-Flour 5000 IBIS wheat
900 ,h t--flour. l. 0oo bbl- wheat. 1000
i,I pnrn II 900 bush; oats IS 90 bush; 10000
bush.
,rol.do Aprn 24-wheat weak. lower bash. Doc May.
40, SJs-c. Corn dun. cash
Way afc oats quiet firm cash and May. 26c Clover.
10y ,.,i,a c.0-h and Airl. - 90 Rec ipt--
VIZ, n-o bush: corn il.ftl bush rye. 10 bush
r,cVorseod I'll bags. shipments Wheat. 600 bush
r, Ks 5-j hush. oats. 400 BUSH rye, Loo bush;
clovcrsccd. 1913 ha,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

coFFrr-There was a weak market for Rio on the
mot and prices suffered sight decline Trading was
described DO i7osc. Sales. l. 500 bags 30 lsc 600
49, No l6sc cost and freight. 900 bags No. I.
Pc cost and freight go bags No. TO- l0'sc MID
rpades duil sales 100 bundles Mocha. private terms.
hn,ions were variable and unsettled with moderate stir
To- the speculation. HaVre came stronger at the outset
oUd oneunp showed gains OF points on some
mnnths While others were trine lower, but this was
followed bv freer selling and late cables were generally
weaker which brought about decline OF 2Od31 pOluts
closing barely steady at the bottom layrc closed ir.
down from the opening. Hamburg opened L pig better,
but closed quiet and Exchange declined 20 20
and this added to heavnes-. Rio reports Regular
2o7sc receipts 900 bags; Rio cleaiances Tor = s..
600 bags 1888 600 bags market FIRM Santos
receipts 5000 bags; receipts at Rio Jut ,ss go 20
April 23 1890. 2O4G 600 bags same time losS 80 goo
acs same time 1855 900 bags receipts az Santos
july l. 1850 TO April % 1890 1871 600 bags same time
1850 . 2OS 600 bags time ISIS 31oooO bag.
London cables 45 j. Omcial quotations Aprl, 10s
May 76s Sd June 7Gs "a July 80, 90 Augus, 20, 20
S.tember 76s 3D. Total sales here to-day, Jl25O bags,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

Chicago Apfn * Spectators were Inclined
20 sell WHEAT oil to-day and conseQuenty good dea o.
rather iuuor'ant crop hat the erect simply
talning prizes. July wheat opened AZ s14 so.i between
So. and sG's and cio-ce cents. The
portant Information from the outside the Summary u
the wheat situation made bv 1.-THE Cincinnati Price
rent" IN which 1t predicted that Tie May Govern.
mcnt crop report would show no improvement over tt
Apr npul,s and unless the weather continued favor
An. tic figure, would be lower than tAc April
The Nofihwo-tfn movement fair .6l a. Mime
apoils and = at Duluth. Win the exception Of THE
PrcO urr~ntsn SUMMARY most Of tin crop advice, pro
noln,ed wheat pro poet. somewhat b'tf'T There
little bull talk from ~. Louis In regard 70 further con-
siderable oadRs " winter wheat there 70 abroad by
81 NcWOflen-. The ut trading during the
Of commonplace sort. May and June opened at adj
vance Of az, Wednesday closed Just about
whore they did last nlrhtNay az $50 and June at S.
to-day yielded = 10 T. cent. MAY opening a. 80 and
closing a. 32 July a. 49,. and closing AT 33 dJ3.
Proysons irregular PORK being strong lard and ribs
weak The support 20 pork came altogether from the
clique AID II devoted it. attention to May and June.
July wheat on the curb was eCt; Yut e5' calls. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE hARKETS.
FEATURES or xrw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The wheat speculation yesterday was variable but
with an upward tendency. About i.3ooOoo bushels
changed hands The crop report, were conflicting and
4Thc Cincinnati Price Current quoted ~ assert
ING that even with the best Of weather the Govern
neut report next month could show any important I'M
rroycucnt in winter sOwn wheat. From Michigan,
however encouraging advcc> were received. The
cables from Europe steady carly. but later they
showed wcahnc,-. vt the Wet Hutchinson was re
ported 10 be seller Of June. but here The transactions
were largely Of a local character. May opened at
o53s went to 90 3d. and ended the curb at %
cents. June sold from 30 7-S0 % Il cents 10 90
cent?. the curb quoted at "5 81 cents
July ranged from - a. - - cents to 81 os cents,
ending on the curb at - II cents. Tho hnal official
quotations scored net gains II - . cent a. ollo~'
April 80 81. MAY. %, June, % - July. ~ 80
August. 30 IS Gents.
Cash wheat somewhat unsettled. but the close
wa- strong. Exporter, took $4,000 bushels. and
miller, 10000 bushels,
There Wa sharp break in corn the spgt. due to
patons II ircrr arrivals IN the nc,r future az.
large receipt AZ The West, Price, clo,'i
Amounted - - 600 bushels. chiefly Tor special Dc
lv.ry extending mp a. september. There were
.o.ooO bG,lic, taken at the outporis
The options declined onk 4o57 cent, IN spite -
ong II cent 10 so 3 and June AZ 40 . and Juy at
10 - cent, wcr. unchanged.
There Wa free export inquiry for outs. shipper"
taking l45.VoO bushels. III demand gave firm tone
b. the closing figure. The option, ended mp cent
follows April. % o., May, II Il, June. 80
There were ,alc, q 900 crce. q lard for export
ton, To- fan of io3 poni, a. follow April 80 -
May. - 81. June. - %. July. - 90. september
The receipt II grain and -four reported yesterday at
New ORR. Philadelphia Baltimore and iio.ton wcrr a.,
oat-. ia-3,s bushels; total grain. 1880 bushcl'
-four i...i6 package. At Chicago. Milwaukee and
corn 8G3 100 bu-hcl,. oai- 23O.4'ii bushels. total
grain, 'o2los bushels Hour, .i.O-s barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

Baltimore, Aprn 9i.--cotton quiet; mddlinr. lll.r.
Flour nat ana UNCHANGED. wheat southern nuuf ftf.
Ss095c onqberry. 9oa9jc SO =, 3ia -c steamer $50.
and Anil solo May, 9Oc asked july stc asked com
southern fairly active and hru; Wls i"4i"c, Hos,
Ala re Wostein SPOT mn future, easy ni>,d got ana
s0L, iO';c: August flcf steamer oj li'' CAT,
INN Souiicn ana Ienn-y Nl. 3Oa3ie; Vet I'm whit,
33a5ic; DO missed, 81 432c; graded So. WHIT. Boo.
I.ye- Far demand Prime g. choice asa uOc Hay nm;
Limo To- cLoce timothy sI3 souslf Provision. qui,t,
riaF,ged LIZ. quiet Pc. Co1'o quiet and duh, RIO
cargoeo fair 1919. Sugar stloig and active.
Boston AprA 2f.-f.our quiet Yellow 40 i9'ac;
steamer mixed 45ac. oats ia srint supply good d.
lard and hams nm Bref quiet Enter very steady for
lnc gisd,, others dull Cheese Gun. bn Unchanged.
Iggs quiet Eastern extras. 1870; Western do l5c *"
celpt, for the weck-FlOuf 3lOnO hbl7 ana 90 -a.
corn 17G 900 bush o4t, l12oOO bush shorts, oi1 tons
spot al So; e., f. +. offered al Jic; NJ. Noii.ih
SPOT from Chicago. 94c a-acd No. Northern Drlnih,
rcd 9flac extra 80 rod, SOC so. white Miehiaan
In store s3c Corn opened strong and higher but co'd
$50 30 3 In store 3Gla 03C..r Oat, in good demand
and tending upward; No. white. go 80 q "hiii
fair demand Mn feed steady and unchanged. anal
ll4cOO hush; corn 6'l"O hn-h D1it'y. I-,v'o u~A ;
re coo bush Shipucnts-llOuf. 10000 Dds wheat
81 oGo bush com 1874 600 bush 9'Is i''oG G'9n s
thus fag l5.l4O for time last week. 1000 con
signed through, $50 head 1000 Of which to -SgtA
100 sale market easier, but not qu0laby lover sheep
and Lambs. Receipts last "a hour 1000 head total Tor
week thus far. % 600 for same tine ls7t ~c,k 70 700
York: 1900 sale; market quot but steady Hos
Receipt. last - hour '1ov head tot.i i"f week mus
far, $500 for SAM time la-t w't ''',v '"i-irh'a
through head lGSo OF which 10 81" forhi naiHet
dun and prices a shade lower selected n'dlnm wrlehts
and selected heavy ,nGe - 30 good 10 choice heavy 30
ELECTED YORK weights, 50: missed PIGS and light
YorlcrS ~ 35dsf 40; others UNCHANGED
Chicago, Apr 24.Ihe leading futures ranged A. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Adam Angelo TO ID Hoffman,. 6i.h-st. SHAVE
p pts.hn TGo4 to l. Gerdng Lexingtonave
SdTt SG Jonn ct al rsh. wiisave. lSsth'
st. crayw ssG Mary surOnig Howard'st
c'SSS Hs G1mp s.s,. es ssSc lands
ao'9 pariRe Emma Booraem. ls4thst 1lth-
ave dmar To- Mercantile Trust Co. 1872 West 29thst
yeaEr o, sayo'R ob K Savings Bank 2ethst
s%gp sG pngc 50 s. '%si nesn esSS
aVr toH nS Joseph to Bosert. sth-st 3daye.
year au spV rOher lot s'o map F0rdham years.
'Si T,v lanes. to Thos L Greacen 1sith-st. sth
AVE- as yfs' jobn S'T Clifford and smother
FAIR ths4 to s,hoesser. n W cor 2dave and
loph,,' "haer Louis Kirby, 77thst. ID
ave ard year7 to Allen shave and 125th
It, yrar DaPnet to Godten eo2 Last Broadway
months: NTH Nm f. to Hand, 7oh-st. 9Th
ave J ear Geo 81 to Glles ct al, 14lss. 11t
ave n GS; hi b. to ner and anO. Of l2eths
she g frnst to Ehret 14as Ave A. demand
2msGdock. Thos to W Peck. guardian 2ooh.st and
maddock WIN j. Benedict cor of Bleeckcr and
PeIy srrick j. to Newman cOwen. Of eethst.
shaye feA JDlanna slegc 2lo East e2d.st year
o'Ei1csev c J. to Alex Brown cor Of 7th-aye and
Kahn. yetta TO d Miller Of 73dst. Of 1stavc.
yeEK cc ham James W. l Sire. "a 0th-ave
s''q T,bv Thomas b. to Ryan, Of 13th-st, Of
iebcrt Charles H. r Kammerer, OF 2dst. Of
Thos TO Union Dine Savings Inst OF 10Th
~ w Of sth.aye 3 years, SD 900
Mafa9art Henry to II Pulling 2d-ave OF 18th
st. var, 10 Enigrant Industrial Savings Bank
: = IIfh.sc. . Of Gth-ave, yeir $4,000 ~
Murray James Il. 70 ) j hlssah' 'o'h's1 . OF
trsnci. 10 Petcrre, executor, n 4thave
any oiGcnheimrr Clara. to Il w Hail. 52d.st, W Of
2d- oS er' Nm H. to Security and Trust Co.
an Worh,,,anaye and iO6th.-t l year 49, $50 900.
sane TO 4 Il scott and another same property, year
90 Simon W. to l. Disbrow, n 44h-st, Of
SchusSer Marie 10 J Newman, l02d.st, W OF
9th.avc years, %3OVV =, u... ,,o.A o.. -
Shea james et al t. Geo l. hyae il3,h-so = OF
Scoccr thares to l. Horton, Intervale-aye.
Sec.rI H. 10 I,ab Ia Vando!sen, IS 12sthst W OF
Tncb NsXimilian tru-toe to Ret,v Abrams 18TH
st w Of lstaye q months = rlOnOO.
1a.tI.st = Of Wiisaye. years %, $4,000
The Church Of 1T Mary 70 l. Ryan, l53 Monroe.st
year sl5 600 =. -, ,,,,.o. ,r.oo
ave n Of 5lst-st, 3 years 9-VVV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

XeyYGk Tp.dsy Aps 2,- NSi lsE s rs Is
Goro@d, Of ; 9o? ca at oSosn a. for md
carloads Jersey CRY mainly Consigned direct Inc
ayagas & a. c 20 P lSS r. b ;! 7s esid
re1n-{i'aa steer, 80 at feeffn n,S az anu w.
E'i oaoie SGa{ H bel dull a, d or Scan % per
a@s ,S Sss d. Hns En iee at seSa reports
The SING ;ai, iod@y Yi's so 40 ,ar f and the
0fnoco carries bermuda 80 catt and - ,hccp The
"'l MiIcM H' CoWSrEcccp, Il hoa 1ery little trading
today Ma'Eet nGgn'y -dy a. s2Gq 10 100 r a, 1 sa,5
with moderat. supply The market showed te nor"
80 as2e for nN,d o and g. 's ie poorest to
De Some n Of th COUNTRY dlcs-d 1,- arrived In con
dton and price wee lover c,n for good SteGn nr
T'nnsyva and STATE calves sold d, &C., ~n nile. hi's
Sc cw ..ncy caica-scs RECALLED Ia the slaughter
age at &c 'l 81 d. Ilo r. at SC Ia II. at
W,sn' 80 o. 49, v's' lal 3 a., 20 Is e
49, nsll2aSssk HGls: Z Val, 40 p at SCI % do
Hune mullen. IS Veals 10. -. at 32c 50 do.
10 D IL I AZ 50 veal- II9 =. at 2'.c.
Shell A>p II TO- & IT. 's,9a@ a1 Of 81
T Sonis I Re ansnd for siccp and Yns, wa, moi,
H ,ooes and E,a S aa G Slc at ~ p q
WITH carload az ran iiIlH" SON ~ > D.
and tn-hcrn do brought - o., 10 - T. 'r l'o p.
d,ck Of Maryland >pns Lamb sold hf Nc;eat AZ e2H
10. nor = .3cr-.3 Lamb, al ~ia9b pei head
The dead nlalact wa IfItIdt'lt 1cNt' ana N4N ior
GOOD stock Dressed Mutton rod at lcpllc ~ T..
Dr,,sed Ycane, at 1i4j2e Dressed spring Lambs az
"a a. 80 per carcass dressed and Icy the - at
ilai5c and country dressed AZ II 80 go per car
Saicf-N.St0a Gilrt' 2Of Clprfa ONO Sheen, -
r aysrace . 80 = 100 = 47s 90 So. - AZ - %;
sherman 4 Culver: 1913 clipped Western sheep $50
!" AZ g Pidcock Sons 3 MARYLAND Lambs. BIZ y.
RI slec per n lO4 do. 81 - AZ a',e. - d. - 10 -
~ at zoe 3 Maryland sheep. lo7 p. at Gao. 80 .
" j. 5. Kase: 11G clipped State Near!.ngs, - =, at
90 nalenbsck & Hollis 100 unshorn Michigan Yarnrs.
% H. 1tiiaT2inrio, - Clipped state sheep 20 - ~
81 Is; 20 cifppcd S,a,e I1,fines = b. az s1 - 30
ian clipped 10 79a =. Al = ia tn- on Territory d.,
rs = ~ - - 4 Do. 10. - at - -.
Tvcrtt 4 Co: 81 Jer-cr Lamb - -'a>6 p"f head.
& Collins: 40 Jcrs,v Ian - 40 :1e pr head
W Apuleqet 80 Jerry Lambs, a. 5i1-p per head.
J. ( Alrnurh. l. JCscy Lambs a. - eafh
uOGS-Eecelpts 10 carioads Of . G0H head carloads
n, Jersey CITY cafloaa- ~ iC,n-st ana cnricais az
IIoioncn. ONLY 81 head for SALE o. which - head
sod al 65d-i - and tae market is quoted Inn AZ
% Country dr,--cd steady at 5a72c for 40 TO 20 =
Sats-Dnlcnback Dewey: i state Hogs. ls7 u
Hallsnbeck 4 HONS: state Hogs, lC3 = at - 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

Liverpool April "a p. -Cotton-Ihe sales Of IN,
d,v u,idr 200 hac, American.
'Luturs closed quiet. but steady American Nddng
low roidalnc claus tpr delivery, .5oid. sellers Arfi
d ,f,v delivery % i4d sellers May ana June delivery
~ Id -ref- June and July delivery. G25-0i1
puer- July and August deli, .Gid buyer, August
Jnf,r q y sid sellers, aud Scut"b. delivery
eGd seller september and October d'lisrIy IGld
.Il.,.. october November delivery 1fbid sell
Savannah April 2i.-t"tton hrm, mddlng. IItr
lo,c niddiinr lie good ordinary, lOrc net and pfO-.
r.c,,f- $50 bales exports coastwire, l57 bales sale.
:, h,lc- stock. 10 40 bales.
80 ,.i,,stou Arr 2l.-COtton nominal middlIng lac
i, r,dailng ~ good ordinary. iO',c and gro.
irrct- 33 bales cNpcrts coastw-e. 3'7 bales stock
Norfolk. April 2i.-Coton steady; middling HE
mn, and Qro-- receipts, 26f bar-. export. coa-twl~e
~. i,lfs sales ~ bales stock. Has balr.
ORLEANS. Aprll .-COt'On Erin nddi.ng. IL
lou, bidding IL 3-lOc good ordinary 1O'sc ne. r., cipis
7Oi haes gross las bales exports 70 the Continent
"a L.l.s co,-tHi-c. ZOO bales sales Loo stock
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REAL ESTATE.


rbore was offered at the Real Estate Exchange yes
tcrday Nos III and 123 Lconardst. and No. o4
rlm..t the northwest corner. The property, which
i fonr story mansard roof brick building rents for
5000 a year: the bidding ran from $4,000 10
a:,. 1000: Alexander Brown, jr. was the buyer No.
, 1871 second ave. tho northwest corner Of sixty
nr,t-st lot 2lxis, with fourstory brownstone HAT
house. was offered. The bidding ran from $1,000
10 2O7OO: :. Lett the buyer: No. l,1.o second
ave- the southeast corner of sixty second ST. oa
similar building lot 2O.jN72, II brought III ooV
from T. Puhaiski. No. 217 Mott II. Is I'VE Story
brick tcnemcnthouse on a lot 24.lOA9D: II SOFA "
Thomas j. and Michael Mcclure for S2o,oOO
A vacant lot at Fifth ave. and one hundred ana,
gft.enth st. brought 20 600 from Newman Cowen anu
two lot, at one hnndredth t. aud MadisonsVc. "cn'
for 49, 800 each to H. Y. Anthony. NO: % thompson,
- twOStory cellar and attic frimc-hOuse, on w.
roxo4 was offered il brought $40 40 from klcaru
Kelly no. $50 East Twenty second ST., three Oh
and basement brownsOne dwelling, brought Tll,ov
from lame, W White. No 1873 West Eighty srconu-
.f A four story brick dwelling on lot loNio-.
brought ST. go from John A. King. 80. 20 W. u.s.,
Thiriy ffth-s q thrccstory brick DWELLING on IOe
IS.ON 100 WAS offered the bidding ran from 1io'oo
IN SlI SD al which price f. J. Cohen was the Duycl'
no n west Twenty fourthst IS four story ana pase
neut brow n-tOne dwelling on "A full lot inc piuuii b
started AT 10000 ana ran 10 F"o'ooo q"
was the buyer. ,,,o saua,d
Eroollvn property I'm considerable Geil& I.
The cNecutOr, OF Barlow stevens offered t"cNc ioOS
running through from Grcene-avf TO bronght
~ 500 each and those in Lcxngtonayc rom |""o
10 1913 each. Thomas lllscock ana .noi s ,ncr
hn,,-es in Hroollyn sold we'll Two two story anu
attic dwelling houses I'm Bergen ST.. WIN iuii 10y
brought - 700 each and two twostory frame a. on
nats i'm ycrmontavc. brought S3oOo anu ~, W..
Nos 13oO and .322 GatcS-avc., two-story il'il.o
DAT hous., brought 81. 800 each. no 10 Jay -sr'
near Uvdc ST. brought ~ 700 from Robert Jones
" Thnrc has bcen sold for Mrs. Church No % VS.
Twelfth ST. three story brick house, on lou 2oAloo''
for 900.
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Chicago April 2f-Cattlc-l,,,lpts. J." 600 shipments.
COCO MuAct SOW and zoe .onsr h."Fes. 90 .S"si
COWS and mixed 81 1oa+5 - Ic.a- efa-s sic r..
q BOA ~ 30 Hc9--hccrpts. 1000, -hpmenie 1000.
Market strong higher M~.d. 81 oposi = = light,
- o5asi 30: hea1}a - o5e-t - sAig. 'S@s3 20.
900, shipments, COS Naraet strong
Native SlosO Weston coinicd CD 1~'' 30; I'Aans,
s3 Goa - 10 lambs, s5asO So
100 Market steady, good 20 fancy native 80. e.,
a 30 fair u cool DO s. sOa4 40 socAcr anu feed
81 30 - 80 Texans and IAd,Gi., - olD o. Ho.,
Receipts, $500 shipments, $500 Nalk't -adf iair
10 choice heavy. lOd3i 20, pa King grades. SDs 10
ilrbt fair h best 4id.5 10. ShcrIi.''cpt 700 nip.
uleuts 100. Market finn, far 10 choices, $iasJ ~.
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Anftiou Sales Of Real Gstdte.

A SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE.
Estate Of NEHEMIAH MASON, deceased
JERE. JOHNSON, Jr. by Richard " Harnett O.
Auctoneers, will sell at auction Monday, April o. a n
o'clock noon, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange
303 FULTON-ST, BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN.
49, 49, 49, AL, 443 and AS Futonst northwest o.
Jay-st.. substantial buildings.
4os-410 Jay-st, 3story basement frame dwengs.
AL 451 45S 49, 457 and $50 Fulton.st northeass ~
Jay-st 9 stone buildings.
IA High-st near Brdge-st, 25x62 with frame DWELLING
SANFORD II. STEELE, Esq, Referee, 40 wall.st. N. 2
FETrRETCH sILKMAN SEYBEL, Esqs., Plant.a,
Attorneys, Times Building, " Y.
Maps be obtained from RICHARD V. HARNETl
& CO.. 70 Liberty-st., y. " JERE JOHNSON, Jr., 80
Fulton-st. Brooklyn g. B. BRETY. 4s5 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn, 70 LibeIty.st y. Y.