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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-29
Death in Altar ce,

ALLIANCE, o., Oct. N.-[Special.l-
Mrs. Mary Evans aged 70, proprietress and
landlady of the ommercial hotel died
this mo rDing after short illness with
pneumonia. She has managed the hotel
for years and the popularity in which II
has always been held was entirely due to
the kindly way in which she provided for
its guests. Her sudden demise will be
mourned by many. The funeral will take
place Thursday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-29

DR.. Fenner's HiavoriDg extracts the best.
All ripple goods and warranted. orsaie
By AL druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-29

Gov. CAMPBELL refuses to even refer
to Foraker in his speeches. Campbell
has no time to waste over dead issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
NEW YORK Central
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.

= TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN IRE orre.
Trains leave as followsi ,,.ta svra
SiIO A. M.-TA'i -lArL. t0r Albany, OuS"' S'-~
cuse, Rochester Batayia and buffalo. ,,,,rrn due
1000 A. M.-CillCAGo VLSTIBULE LlMIIED' N''
1850 A. T.DW wi S DAY 'ExPREss-Daily except
1900 Noon-soUTHwEsTERN vEsTIBUL.IEa LIN
diED-Due Cincinnati 10 00 Indianapolis IL ~ !" '
4'jG r MSSkrT SHORE yEsTIBUILEE5 L1M m 1gxt
Due at Detroit at 15 mr. Chicago oo D. in' "'>'
600 p. M-FAsT WESTERN ExPREss17Duc Chicago
ohi1nai f5S Ok a 1Nb u IoNfhEAI Elk
1850 Z. .M.-BUFFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
a,1J +. Mast ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO E *
FRESs-Due indianapolis IL 20 p. M next u'S' ''
SETF tRfiSgfgE RS BOHGBEEERS hGaP
ldipi 81 il 20 soSa ~ s z r'S3
?; fe5 Garrisoas wsst Polng las. III :i5 a. H.
1sS q 81 g. rs p no.
TRoYIfEai5. ono 10 90 no 30 III rs ms - 100
urfS% NN 10 r. a. lo 6o
IL 100 noon. so. 200 80. 9:15 H. IL 'oo
RoThEsTEB-e 1000 TO 80 70 M n., 200 noon
"a LS0S SG 70 3d. 90 n M VV IL 20
N1&G GS 80 SI$ p 10, 1000 1000 m 70 100
ADiRoND%cK MoUNTxISs AMP MoSTgEAAJIT 7dndas&
aoantains &. II i5 a. NJ ~ nsn'' sU ~ O 40
AqBnCgY GENEVA ANp CANANPAh al go me3G G
BEF qsY Fl Hills III ' w q HARLEM DIVISION
e )? car ppgg 81 Sr'qa
f Pf s sa'S w 2? at s5i S2 and al
York ss2 zee 6o Fqtqns and S9S d nd
Wstcoi E7pF SSS ga. for and chScs from
hotels and residences through to drstnsto3 Saturday
those savIqg at 10 10 70 90
and stop $sot@ sr's g S SPNyYs
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
Eeqal Notifies

limited STAILS CIRCI1Tv oS CoU Il ,1e
aass iss agRSs'Stp N seSe
S @d relates tn a9T iG e bT h a
s Rs city R 81 Ct ARD a3a Af in Fs
ss'2eif sn e. %S5s @
By G said al ses IF House budnr
Pessd &gsa.t III Entitled
s9 S ssa ss R'ss1 ss
for oe hs Ai Of !, cOn nsss
Xxx es for election Of agprassTs warehouse u1 in
sasu e tG BE peycn 1 S" approved
august % fss f9 ss q Du SIC dng and fOi
and AZ act Of c09se e Sppe Erection so
an appraisers the CITY q Z" gS6s,s sas d tSr
SiSSG june 18Th 1897 entitled g amend An
At O ee gSon ,1d f or dRer notice
given = a g. an n agdfs a. T be s %nas
he'd Court ESSm sGs c Room Of no IN oS Cen
fa Fc'; Fhuary & the S sS%.
CO.. Sin ns sc 01 heard Seeoa for the appointment q cOm%s
ssge end G eSe" he 2S
the acquisition Of tile BY the limited Stnei the bSngs
t 70 az, ans the aDpHtnance. SITUATED
+ r &c w fsd s9Gi BE City Ps e
the block ss. eq ST Wh GG IL sSe o og @ south
Street and on by State Street in fee simple abso
ut the same 10 he converted appropriated and used 20
and for the purposes Of site Tor the ERECTION o.
new CT tom house building specified In said Act OF Co
approved septembef ih ss az s nronorty
having been duly selected and approved by the Secretary
Of the Treasury United states o: America nder ana
IN oPe SIsuha usest 1s sss entitled authorize
OF land sites OF public buildings and Tor
other purposes and an Congress approved September
18th 19SS entitled "An Act for the erection OF ny ap
nraiser's warehouse in the city OF Newfork ana Iof
other purposes as amended BY ne Act Of nea
Rct for the erection appraisers warehouse In TIE
cty OF New.York and other purposes" when SAD
property is more particularly described rs follows VIZ
Al those certain pieces parcels OF lana sltuau
wing and being In the First Ward OF the CITY OF MeW
together bounded ana described as
follows Begnning at point formed by the intersection Of
Whitehall Street with the Bowling Green, and running
thence southwarGy along whitehall Street 10 point
formed by the intersection Of whitehall street win brGge
Street thence westwardy along Bridge street 70 pont
formed intersection OF Bridge street with sate se
thence northwardly state street % point Ioreu
nv the intersection state Street with the Bowling Green
thence eastwardy along the Bowling teeh 70 tne po'
or Mace Of beginning. Dated New-Yofk, FEBRUARY pa.
Ysoi EDWARD MITCHELL, Attorney Of the Unfed
states Of America in and for the southern Dlstrct OF
New.York Post once Building. New-York CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cOrtlandt and
Desbrosses SIS. as follows:
a. IN. for Slatugton and intermediate points
Geneva, Lyons, Elmiro, Rochester, Buffalo.
West Pottsvic and principal local points Char
car to Lyons ana pullman & SUSPENSION Bridge;
III a. No. and h. Junction and intermediate points
n M. Tor Tunknannocs ard intermediate points Chair
car 70 Tunkhannock. Connection 70 Reading and Harris
Fac D. NJ for Elmira and principal intermediate points
TO D. H. for Pottsvllle. Maueh Chunk and intrmedI
ataD olnfs Chair Maucn Chunk.
$40 10 M for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points
Connection TO Heading and Harrisburg. ,-,-... No.,
D. m. FOR Geneva. Lyons Llmlri, Roehester, bUHAlo
and Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons anu Suspension
Trans leaving at s a. M, II a. m. .. NJ and 3 40
o. M connect or all poats In Mahanoy and HaEeton coal
s SUNDAY TRAINS.
O. m. Maueh Cnunk, hakieton onn inteImeddistte
points, and IL a. m for shenandoah anu m'efmeiaS
10 n m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
n m for Geneva Lyons Elnira Rochcst.r Bunalo
and the Pullman sleeper TO Lyons anu suspension
Brdae General Eastern once. 2g5 broadway -
NJ EW-YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ IAIIWNl.-IraiBs leave West 42dsL as lohoss
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jayst oV W. ao'
Mdd6town. Elen,ille. Liberty Delhi, Norw ue Wdas
town Elenyille Liberty 20 rs p. for Addletown LID
sry Walton Oneida Central square, Osweeo tocnsst.
Niagara Talls Detroit. Chicago ~. Louis. Daiy. AZ
,tnrr trains daily except SundlYs Ickeis TINE 80
pyesdway j. G. ANDERSON. General Passenger Agent
10 Exchange Place. N. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

total for week thus far IT, 74o for same time last week
Is soo consigned through, 1850 to Yorh zoo
to-day 500 head week thus far 4S coo 90 od for
70 New-York 1000 sale. 5000 market firm; demand
good today $50 head eo tosaI 100
consigned through 1870; to New York 500; xe on
and Workers, SO 9oass 95; pigs SO 7oas3 So roughS'
81 90dS3 ,,, .oo.,s q.
Cattie~Recepts $500 head all sold at steady prices
s3 5oSsd Is cows ~ 26ds3 25 stoekerS 81 25asS 80
AZ zs0ss M srme Seayy e3 eoa$s 62 light SO 5o9
s. So Sheep.Receipts, 1000 head; steady westerns
81 40dS4 So natives, Sfa9f 90; ieAhs' 90 ""Vf y"
lambs, IS 50dS0 25. ,. -oo ,o.a. .h,r
rents 300 market steady good TO fancy natives 81 COG
IS 90 fair TO good natives S9aSa 90 $40 set so
HoesRecepts 500 head shipments lsGo m MARIE
lower fair 10 choice heavy, 80 5OdS5 ~ mixed grdcs
81 oods3 GO light fair 20 best, s9 40a&3 DO sheep
Receipts 500 head shipments, 200; market strong :
good 70 choice, sass 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
REAL EsTATL.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The total realized at sSe EsSSsnss 1uston
Room S rS% sHes q city real estate for the week ending
LIST OF AUCTIONS
For the present week ending Saturday, February H.
the following auctions are announced 10 be held at the
TO-DAY (MONDAY) FEBRUARY o.
Foreclosure sale pot of land sstOry building
S and $Oy dgsg NO yS' GO Ease iCs lt' Ts
30 q Of 4tsayc lot and 4-story dwelling
TUESDAY, FEB. TO-
, Partition Nos sale and St Hsss1s and SsOy
Sale e 25 and oy e Scue
1aGasd wc Ga No 5 @cs ' iSe sSS aG
lotn-a SS lot. 5sN1oO5 aad 1stoy dwelling 10 %
sSs i've 5 hats SO PO'c g E%
s and ne S Sy bu RS q No sn fo 7
los G9erek-st running 70 tNOs 95 go Mangln.s
a%n 30 o IeS SO s. a0S' Of aaS
!e 1sS7Si77Ss and ,Stoiy building, 10 30 South
ssSsSs and stO9y Swens, 10 % 81 com@creess Os
10 no 5ia lsaSe cor acs and A'''y building
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II.
No. IS Tc ss lot 4 Of enS Ss9s f'gs c
iSSesS. and i,stciy dwelling 10 $50 East tistst s.
les S ia q b5SSs
saa eSs SS'ss IT,
10 sis West 4sth.st iss (. Of surge lease Of
sRd c ?sS oasS and e. IaS d%an H
No 30 Mount Morris-ave. 12Sd-st.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.
Foreclosure sale, lot, 219x9s9. and 5-story fat No
o52 West 34th-st, 1921 It Of SHAVE lots 25x
90 IL each 14Sthst W cor Underhl-ave; plot Of
land 100x102 3. and 4-story dwelling II East
75thst. s. 9S II Of Madison-aye; lot, 1S9xlo05:
1st-ave public auction lot, 1s.0X1005, and 3-story
dwelling. No 1921 West 55h-s OF Sth.ave; execu-
sale lot. % 1X90S and 4-stoy store No 100 War
renst Of West.st lot 25x5S and 5story store No
$50 Greenwich-s OF Jay-st lots 25X60 each, and
2-story buildings, Nos 464 and 466 Creenwchst. W
Watts-st lot 2SXl25, and 4story dwelling, No 51S
5th-ave, 5, n Of 43dst
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 49,
Foreclosure sale, plot Of land, 4sx1oo and 4-sory
building Nos 54 and Sc Pttst 1891 ft OF Delaney
lots 25X100 each. and 2story house, Nos 515 to
SIG East 141st-st, s, 200 It W OF 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore. FEB. COTTON dull middlinr e,.c r1o,r
b,xs unchanged. Wheat->outhesn DIN INA ,d four
ass.~- AL o.; Longberry, 81 Ofdsl OF. stsares ~
iusd al o.. Western weak No winter red snot and
rrr.Sy 81 02s4Gsl 03 May, 81 o5aSi o5I s os s,u
fss sssrr and nominal white and yellow oo,ia9
Western easy mixed spot, e2a6shc; February Gis,6
@e southern and Pennsylvania so 1890 Do woStorn
vasts 81 dSSc do mixed, 50d5lc graded No . Whit
sn as. graded No 2 mixed. Sic iiye steady cSoce
$50 GOOD prime 1SdS0c common t. Teir -a.S-sC'
&s w. armcr prime TO choice timothy slOdSio so Pro
h s quiet and UNCHANGED. Butter arm; creamery
,.sSy &c do fair % choice 2ld25c; DO imitation 2i
~ . ane l7G1sc; do fair to good. i2dl6c Eggs arm
rseIsIr fresh 22c. Coffee firm Rio careoes fair 1eGe
No c,piet: refined. 12hG12he Whiskev arm: Al 2IgI
r 81 Freiehts TO Liverpool per steamer Arm; cotton
81. Yr 100 y -four lbs Cd grain, I'D Cork for orders
q adaSs Receipts-Flour Is, 7Ss bbis wheat 4 600
Svsh corn, l2aS6 bush oats. 1000 bush. No ship
prnalo Feb. 7.-wh.st dull offerings very lluht No
I'D Al Ia No Northern, 81 IL; No do 81 90 winter
Wheat quiet and lower sales cars No red ct 81 o4a
0rsscn 97c store Corn opened steady closed dull
vssyeak; No yellow 5sl2c do 5Sc on track Oats
srt. No white 5la5l2c No white 50Ae5Oise No
Srixed 49sld5oc On track; No ? white In store 81 nc
..std Barley quiet: weak and low sales 10 600 bush
70 extra Canada SOC; No C9nsda ga 95c No 2 $50
"a No 70G72c choice Michigan 7SaSQc fair 10 good
.SS-5c: siS-rowed. $50 S6c Rye du,.: No S0e
track Flour firm bes1 patent spring IS l0dS5 so do
inter 81 S56s4 90. Millfced firm coarse winter bran
70; spring s21. Reeeipts-Wheat. $500 bush corn
5000 bush OATS 1000 bush shipmcntswheat. p 900
Nsn.
chicago Feb. THE leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
mo OPPOSE THE SILVER BILL.

NETWORK CITY Feb. s. 1891.
You are invited 10 attend mass mees OF tne sish.ns
., New.York called By the Reform Cub " oppose any
stte,rnt 10 force upon business men ne use VI cur
rsney not recognized By the eiveo Mofo W lessen ,no
,sciIasing power OF the in which are paid Tao
wases OF aooresavays the great creator css G.e
conntrv 10 reduce value Of savings Dank eepos.s
md lie and benefit insurance. In when he mteresse
III most proyident citizens ana oy dcossng our
20 introduce confusion Into All business nansac
s tSaT nssd STATES XII which results are involved in
free coinage OF silver under existing conditions -
The meeting viii be held at Cooper Mon =. p NJ n
wednd ms: r easss % n ssSes
tSst the nesting win DO thoroughly isan ana fe
f Y r,isry A ndeJson e. II. Van Ingen.
r. . Eus'S Faircbid Thomas Hihouse
Sasn,S . wheeIer Oelrlehs Co.,
E E.s'v S.hnr, Henry Willard,
I Iffasss,SoSSsr Orr Robert Sehell
William s, es.,SsS' Cue dsestsy H. sehwas.
iahhss N Ts"wcrs Louis wEdmalleP
T. Edward simmons. Henry Is y. Starer'
Henry X. KunbardS A. Augusens nsay'
tnge1e X civ Horace Il. Dfmlng.
GsorTe g. Williams Calvin Tompkns.
wiiiis n Paing Henry De =. Baldwin,
William l. Treoholm John De witt wsrner,
Charles : smith Joseph o'Donohue
Pred H. Coudert George Hoady.
T. narsen Rhoades, John Patton
Thomas G. Sherman, august Belrncnt,
John H. v. Arnold, Franklin Edson,
Theodore Myers. IsiaoF strans
f. s. Jafyray & 60. David Morat Co.,
Morris X Jesup y. d. Ihppah
Cornelius ". Bliss, mos g. Acton
Oswald 0tlendorfer, Inomas u lanes:
Samuel Z. Blagten Brown Brothers 4 Ca
Henry fIentI Drexel. Morgsr O.
David A. Body Abram y. Aewitt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brandt, Louis and John, to Susan Dyckman,
Avenue b. s2d-st, years, COO
Brennan, Mark S, to Michael FREEMAN, s3d-st,
Columbus-ave, year, 10 200.
Gilbert, Robert W, TO Anna Marzolt, n 165thst W
IenoX- ave, year. $40 600
Happel. Henry and wife, to Adam Happel, 1903
Avenue a, years, 81 500.
Kelly, Ella to jeremiah Higgins. W Trnity-ave, n
Cedar Place years 1900.
Levin, Catharine and VIM. II. to executor Hannah
IL Barry, POI -Prince-st. years, $4,000. -
McReynolds Anthony to q ] Murray, las West l32dst,
years, $4,000
Schleuter, John, TO Gertrude Meyer Murray-st, W
College Place instaments, 81 600.
wray, John H. to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Of
N. Y, is Chambers-st., 22 years, 81, 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y CT.

Madison-st, n AZ It Of Jeferson-st AZ .SX100:
Michael VI Barry Harriet b Webster-........: 81
wife to Angus: SchaS 5a 1850
7oth.st n s. 172 It Q Of 2d.ave, 2sx1o2.2; VIM
Dempsey and wife to Mary Cahill-.
ense Du mi and Wife to David Danhan 1000
Fulton.ave, n I. 1887 IT n Of Pelhamave,
25x1OO. Sarah + and Alfred Fountain, jr 80
TO Nicholas Eckert and Wife $50
105th-st n S. 125 II Of 5th-ave. 25X10011:
Richard Feehan to Mary Feehan .;;...........
Jones-st No % 25x100; George G Gardiner. COM
mittee. to Samuel Kempner.. ........-..:.... 81
JOHN Kelly excT Ellen o6onne to Ela Kelly 1850
Frontst s, 1872 # " Of yackson.st. 1sx70 John
Fitzgerald to Bridget Fitzgerald. ................
1O5th-st n s. 125 It Of 5th-ave. 25x10o.5 Jno
Feehan to Richard Feehan.. -. ..::.:...;.-
neiia MenEen to Isaac Tewis 1880
126th-st Nos 159161 135 IT W OF 3daye.
50x9911; Howard Hamm 20 Lesley Hamm;;
Fulton-ave. n w s. 1897 IT n OF Pelham-ave. %
Fountain to jacob i, Grisce Ur,i'An. ".. e25
g Ceoper V and wife to Selma Carmichael 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
OIL MARKETS.

III City Feb. 7.-Natona Transit certificates opened
rse. highest 7Ss.c: lowest T77sc closed 7Sl2c sales
y 600 IBIS cieaisnces $50 900 bbls shipments 99,9oo
D' pittsimro Feb 7-Petroleum dull National Transit
cftneaes opened at 7sc closed at 7ssc; highest 'o+c
10 vest isle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
Eusl an1 founo

r osT-Bank book No. FOG, 905 on Dry Dock Savings
j, Bank ANY ron having elains upon said LOOK Is
,rd upOn present he 70 the bank wnin tnlrtS
DAYS or tne said book will be declared cancelled and eA
'"glished aad a new Issued Ia lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09


steady and unchanged Eggs, 19d2lc. .
Cincinnati, Feb 7-FlOur dun Wheat strong No; 2
S n mixed EsdeiSs suiser
y sr ,e.G ts0 sales, 10 SCI bis finished goods on basis
Butter II good S Sema9a Cheese sp sseadg i demand
obs 9" tssi FEB cash. @9ss' s1
S3 S? SIZE Corn B aFP S SG = 90 &C. o
s 90 55S Sb
nS Nh ssFe SSs Sy bush
cars WAS Weak prices lower but the NM most Of
ne No NoeF cs Sa %6ea e w s9s wanted and while
sod T cndafS for S So s
After all the market was slow ana as seleps sntS
,6y RS s m ay very SnG Gn % the
SHaT pe 20 Sh wSeas Experts among mss
ana claimed thsss was Oq eSn fe mote to the
ed Iamer also reported now to o be so se1e e
Sj,n T Re PPsSs Sno e S'' d S!
o ssr 81 Closing lS No. hard fe6ua Ssa
May oisc on track, .osc No Northern February
weaess wheat prices Of osS OS v Red s to-
% and e operate u f. , SSr defined S
asking rates Wheat fo %a GSs, was aa au cen US
sa Shpf In grSn depp 81 o. Dwae red in grain
sFs. 'lss =" Pe' Ssss 5$5
at Continued cssTmgs ana %.s v tsE
but local TRACE demand "as NeTy
export efy eSrasrS Sae Ms GsSSf and Il Ap
Ga ae2.e May 0ohseOsac oas-onerings on nth f4e
spot we're moderate ana prices Of car lots ruled stes9y
hit local trade demand light Futures beyond uhis
nonh duh and declined l=c under increased prssu W
sell Ungraded white, dead storage 51e no; VIM W.
:c No white Ss,sc No white M heorus5y SEC
ZOOS STEADY but quiet Pennsylvania hrsts PIC Petio
1m steady Refined bbls, 81 20Gs1 10 other arcieo
Unchanged. Receipts-Four, 1000 bbls wSeat, Ioou
Wheat coo CO BUSH corn bush oats $500 bush
81 Louis Feb. Flour dull fancy. s4aS4 10 extra
,oocv "a gOdsf so patents 81 70ds4 s. wheat opened
5ic lower with downward tendency to the close when
ttr was some recovery. The last prices were pc
iow vestsrdsy's close; No. red cash 96aa972e May
a. oSasc closing at 97sc July S7osaS92cs closing a.
e-s,c hid Corn opened lsdi4c lower and closed az q
lover than Yesterday No cash 49eao9e May s s0
osinS M 45s1 aISsc Barley quiet and steady Minneso
saSed free on board S7Sa7ac quiet 81 %
sgs a1 and lower isc Ccrnncal nnehangea
Whiskey steady 81 II. Provisions easier fork que,
So s7io Lard nominal at IS 55a$5 60 Dry salt meau
lower boxed shoulders 50 62a; longs and ribs - 80
dog and ribs IS 80 short clear SIS 40 Reeeptsflour
600 bbls; wheat, 81 600 bush corn, Y coo bush oats
N 0Go hush barley, 10000 bush. shipInsnts-flour
1000 bbs; wheat 1000 bush; corn, $1,000 bush oa's'
1000 BUSH a.
Toledo Feb. Wheat dull; cash and February, 99e
Nav 81 0Os. July. 93'sc August DC Corn steaay
cash and May. 53'.c. oats quiet cash &c nay Nay.
March. 81 So Receipts-Four, 1872 bbs; wheat l; ss2
bush: cora 6,150 bush cloverseed Bop bags Shp e
,nents-Flour III bbls wheat 10 800 BUSH corn 64oo
bnsh. oats GOO bush cloverseed, 200 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
Gitr prcperip 60 Get
Citp prcpertp for Sale.

A -139 WEST s6TH-ST 600 foot street)-Tnest full
~ size new extension house. now for sale, and Will DO
sold right down to meet the market. See it!ii
" X. STEVENSON g. CO..
JOG Broadway
g EVEN THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT brownstone
box-stoop private residences West SSh.st. between
Sth and ayes. cabinet finish open Plumbing and all
latest improvements.
All risks OF rejected title and lawsuit over deposit
avoided and absolute guarantee OF title assured by ne
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANIES policy
OF title Insurance issued without expense purchaser
time OF delivery Of deed.
~ ROBERT WALLACE,
Owner and Builder, POI East 5Sth-st
W ALUABLE PIECE OF downtown investment property
near the Cortandt 'L station net rental OF nearly
per cent rent increased after May 1st superb invest
ment. ~ - o--,.,~,..ro,- m
100 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
fceturss ano Meelinss.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The Annual
n Election for Oicers and Managers OF the Fair wiz
49, neld az It's rooms Nos. Hills West 3eths between
groadway and ave- OH THURSDAY, February lIs
isSi The polls Wi. open at 10 O'Clock a. H. and close
at 5 o'clock y. H. ,.,,rs n poxyrps s.oro,arv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
,icsro Feb 1.-THE leading futures ranged as follows
n

Unchanged NO ? spring wheat esla a9ie No spring
wheat 90d94c No red, 95 Z d96Ac No corn ole
40 oats, Sac No rye, 7zc No barley nominal
20 faxeed q 49, prime timothy seed los 81 p % GSs
s short ribs sides lOos g 56ss4 g. se dry hs s2sfd
81 gCS4 IS whisey distllers' finished goods, per gal
lon 81 IA sugar unchanged; No white 9ats. ASe no no
white asa. d46c No barley, free on board 6oaVo l'3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
1arE sr sHoRE RAlLROAD. y. y. G. s

XH u u
w IL. f. X. r.. CO., Eessee.-Trans leave West 4od.ss
stauon tAsH. oIA A. Hamijtoa Ionio petro
and Chicago 10 rs a. nL, 8 rs p M s;lo y. m; p
X rs D. m Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge, Niaga
y, walls Utica and Syracuse, 80 10 10 70 10
Is as p and all 80 e. M runs only TO u,lea kingss;
* lb o. m Catskil ana Albany 80, = rs 19;lo,
ali 80 a. ID; - 90, -5:l5 SIS p ~ Cranston Wet
.1 "a ali 10 a. NJ u Is a 90 so IS rs rs 20 80
Ill as pm. Montreal and Canada East. rs NJ
IS is Elegant sleeping car for Bnnao Niagara Fails
netroit CHICAGO Z. Louis all through traHls
leave brooklyn. via BROOKLYN Annex: alO 80 q. ~.
90 m J,ssy Cl n L. X S'.l1n = ~ y III A. otbc,
rains day excep SUNDAY. For tickets. timetables. par
ioS ana sleepng acc collation. Information, Apply
otreese Brooyn-s washing tonst, 72d Fulton.st An
no, oftce foo, FutOn-st. Now YORK tiN-l 3h3 $50
~: l27l Broadway l4S Bowery II Psrh Place 10 Wes,
ana stations foot ~ West t2ds ana
-, ~ i.Ssf North Rver Z. T. LAMPERr., G@"erA
u.saen rer Agent vanderbiit-ave.. Newfork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-09
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.
~ WESTERN RAILROAD
shnrtest Line Yeatibuled Pullman Coaches.
ROYAL BLUE LIE

4.-baAAl0 anu Oswcso lApFess. VIA tatcfson loi
water Gap, StroudsDu-g, scranton, BngLamou, OMeEO
Ithaca Waveriy, Elmlrs, Corning Bath Danyllle, Shes'
Durne MaterSllle, klchheld Sp!Irgs. uca, MI Morris
Greene Norwich, Cortland Syracuse button anu
Intermediate stations. Connects Scranton with trains fof
llLlstOa MikcsDIFre, Danye, anu Northumberland a.
YufalO with trans for the West.
20 a. m.-Bin gl1mton Mail, via BoOnton
n m.-Blnenamton and Elmira Express for Water Gap,
stroud burg Scranton OweEo WaveTy &c. connects at
scranton with trains Pltston, Kingston ana Wilkes
barre . ,,,r-.-.. . ,,,,s ~
press 1870, ,,.,a r ..,..s &c.,. ., ,,o,s,
son Tor strouasburs scranton Bnghamton, Owcfo, Wa
very Elnira. Corning, Bath Wayland Dansyille, Mt
n6ryyis SC arriving IN Buffalo at $50 a.
= ~ NJ fdaily)-Buialo. Utica ana Oswego Express for
,ro,dsIure Scranton. Bngiamion. Cortland. Syracuse
Fulton Greene, oxford Norwich sherburne, Watervlle
J.chneld springs, and al points on Bunal0 DIVISION
connects with trains for the Wesf