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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
vr, ruREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There was only moderate speculation IN WIZ q"
Yesterday the transactions in options amou""ns "
abomt 100000 bushels The bulls strove 10 Piou"'o
= sanpune feeling by exaggerating reports Oh pau
atber In the West In spite Of the recent
.ht tbere had been relief b the drouth threoeie
In the winter wheat fields Heavy receipts anu o0
,,rAt oxnort demand were ofsettlng influences. Be
Ism tbe two clements Of the option market was
lent Swaying but the variations In prices were sna
SS arai gains while the side OF the buls, VERY
nIv Isa1 % cent The spot market was Irregular Dnt
o iSed easy I'm tome The engagements OF exporters
amounted to 10000 bushels. -, n, ,to,or .eot,,re
The corn speculation devoid OF particular IeatHIe,
A. receints beng heavy, but the offerings nght: inc
ontions were irregular. but closed uncheeg io o
dPri monibs and IL cent better for distant oeVer,es
SIinrarS took only "A 900 bushels The spot market
was stronger but the business was largely hon INC
ho ne,s were dull with futures IA cent higher -
I'D was steady and the options improved 401
The final quotations were as follows: 4. rr,v
Trbeaf-yIay 81 rs SO: June, II ID "a July
q, ~ 10. August 81 06 "a September, ~ Do -
October 81 O5 10: December, 81 90 rs; May los-h
81 10 SO. o I'LL, AKA. Argpst
"a I %: sepfember 90 49, December 81 Is cents.
0ats-May So 90 June. So July, 90 L. August
As 10: september, AZ a cents -, no an MIA,
Iard-May SO 73, June. SO 70; July, s6 80 (Did)
Anruf rs o3 september, 81 o. ,, -.
The receipts Of grain and flour reported yesteruy az
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore ana boston VIZ ~
toIIows. Wheat 285 218 bushels: corn 1112o3 push
aIe oats IG5 orc bushels total grain 5417!3 bushels
donr 81 013 packages At Chicago Milwaukee ana st.
I0nis the arrivals Wheat, 1856 Dushel, ootn'
9Gs s1s bushels oats o35437 bushels; total graiii'
641171 bushels -four, IL 072 packages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. Tuesday. May 19-.BEEvEsz- Receipts. 81
carloads Of hcad2 carloads for expectation In dressed
quarters and 46 carloads eusgned direct home slaugh
terers. No trading with the exception tha; - { ,HSf,
al ayG ps 10 10 !" were '"' by nous
ira C asiee atS' sidcs U sn in ' at o SO "
Gable adyices received mis- week quote refngeated
steers unchanged OF 1i2dl3e (tops 1870 estimated
marx 29iO quarters d beef the Majestic, aud 1soO
Mich cows Receipts. 81 head all Of which were were
CXLyEs. 176 head mainly eOth-st Very
Dressed Calves opened steady but closed weak free
dressed Veals were selling 6dsac ltc Caye. at Ia
32c city dressed at solOc extra careasses, 1o2e, and
s9les-Judd buckingham; ~ veals, 1913 N average.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts, including cars direct
LAMBS were received l small c s se we q 81 Slow b.
prm. stock sold in some cases at small advance over yes
market Yea5 ,I also appeared to be firm Spring
Two carloads Of reks. Sheep sold - p native DO at
Sf per r. End the few Jsey n market Solo
at 2aIse dressed spring LAMBS at iiSi4e.
n a. % per oo s eG5 spd MsS sheee 81
So &c. H g e s9' S ksniu sseq hu sc ~ *
nay hm5 S r. s s seeP D., 30 NJ do 80 90 @
m d. E'iSA 5 30 80 70 2 @ls se'Y 2.sb s. +
Judd buckingham: $50 Texas Sheep rs n at
II: Collins 49, Michigan Sheep SO n at IS 49, 2ol
Everett Co. % Jersey Lambs. at sd9c per n.
w. D. Appleget & Co.; y jersey Lambs 81 N
H6Gs-Eeceip So carloads Of s 4os head-ss carloads
e. sr'ey Sy a5d 10 Sa59ad al M Nons for sale
sold at 81 $685. 90 and a bunch OF choice light Stat
sis' o%osS q, 0ss ss
and 81. a8c for heavy " ~ ''' "S"'' ~ 'O' "eu VII"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
THE SLATE OF TRADE.

ceItts ID Oh b5is shipments 6O95 bills; sales 1Q0
bbls Wheat hrner; No. red, spot 81 oa9i loH Iv
month, 81 l5ads i59. June q 49, aSl S Soy
sl 1OSsdsl 1913 August 81 067saSl O7le steamer 70
red 81 1872 Southern wheat 1rmeri futly Of lV@Pl H.
Longberry 81 12dSl H. Receipts 40 bHs oa6 6np
met 275 lush stock 9lol4o bush sales 80 9o9 9G5n
July G5Ss d6Gsc spot No. white !Oc So1thern coa
White frmer 72d73Lc; yellow steady, t3Gloeb ~
cepts go bush shipments 20 bush st0ck oo,oli
bush Oats quiet, but steady; No. white, Mesu,rI
59d6Oc no 2 mixed do, 5Sc. Receipts 1000 euS9G
stock So 1877 bush Rye quiet; No 99c STOCK S9 G9
sl2 80. Grain freights quiet unchanged Cotton aui.
unchanged Provisions steady, unchanged Butter quieo
unchanged Eggs unchanged Coffee steady fuo car
goes fair 1O3,c: No T. 1Si2c. Sugar firm; granulateG
4sc Copper steady; refined lac. WhlSkey unchanged
Buffalo May 19.-Wheat-NO hard spot, quiet; 1000
bush sold at 81 17i4 1000 bush at 81 lb2 closing az
81 % 900 bush f. sold at 81 10 no oher N9ttef
do sold az 81 19a. 10000 bush sold at u ~ 1900
No Q red 81 Is No l white. 81 49, No. whlte ore
qon 81 II store; No. red on track, ri IL No. o
extra red 81 IL. Corn dull and weak No yellow on
track sold at 57d572e No yellow In store &c no.
do, 66Ic No. 2, 06ac No. B. CSC Oats dull wsA5
and lower; NO white track. offered at 56ac NO .
5Giac No mixed, 55c Rye nOminaly 92c in store Tor
No 3 Flour firm; best patent spring - 9OdFO ID 20
winter - 4OdS5 80. Rye hOIr ~ S5dS3. MIL FEED
weak coarse winter bran, SO; do spring *iS;; Cuai
IFFioiF 1000 bbis wheat 100000 bush; corn 81 600
992 noo hush: corn ~ 900 bush Rail- Flour 81 900
Xii, wheat bush 10000 bush; barley,
Al 900 bush rye, 10000 bush.
Chicago May 19-The leading futures ranged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May 10 (specaD.-The speculative oroWd
accepted the cables good bull reasons They kept
the market firm throughout, and closed wheat az aoou
Mondays prices. There was good deal Oh ram
.,.oucIort tbe Northwest The conditions there con-
It'd 10 n,or,ise further rains The wheat passage
showed decrease today Of i272 600 bushels On the
other hand the English visible showed an nlct 1
altmore chat 400 900 bushels had been sold there
for september export made the best prices OF me aay
mi renort was not confirmed. July wheat sofa from
- OF 70 to 81 O3 IL and closed at ~ OF 81 Torn
was kent firm for future delivery by drouth tax lo
and closed at So So The receipts were 7s2 cars the
estimate for Wednesday 465 The sample mareD M w.t.,
over MAY. was today at discount NO; z sold at
the Nav price July oats sold from 40 80 10 ~ IL
and closed at A. Provisions were adVanctSI sna.PN
today by large purchases by the Cudahy Packing COM
pany There only 1900 hog ana PIT eo and
coeed at s1i S. July lard from $6 SO to So o.
and closed at S6 so; July ribs from 20 20 70 ~ ~
ut 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

nuIIDING MATERIAI,-The brick movement is fair
but offerings are good ana peSS T Ha% Ry arg worth
s. SSsS per e 600 Fishks ass So gpRyer Herd
"a 5Od@5 35; Jerseys, o. 25Gs5 20 Pale Breks sZISa
Cop Dark and Red Si4 SGto9 BTp Eosndac
Cement 9Ocds1 10 per Dbl American Portland - log
10 rs Belgian Portland. 81 306s2t0 English Portana
e 45s2 So ROckand common Lime 9oc geT SS s snd
do 1nishing Ell Laths. So 36dS2 81 per LOCO. Goats
Hat 2S6 per C %h h FAIR de@aSd a. following
prices Eagle yellow paper 54c; H. D genuine giatI'
ated Gerntn Sc Taylor Brothers English grenuiated
COCoA-In light demand with prices unchsnced Quota.
ESSaayyaQRii isdf4isc
CooPERAGE sTOOK-The market has been quiet
Ell 7oasl 90 Sugar Shocks and Heads SSneh e 10 80.
inch 81 $o ola sao96s %theGs "a So EmScy Hogs
heads eli 75aSi Hoops. 14fee9 $500 $3 l2feet s2s
COFFEE-The spot mar ket for Brazl styles was an
sxceedng g1esS e On pee mt cec1F We quote no.
sso as the prices Eers:eiQe sales 9Sludcd $50
mats Psdang 22iac 500 bags Mancaibo and 400 do Cen
trail American OH private terms There small
movement Ia options ut practically unchanged prices the
Gables from London indicated advance Of 3D. while
Havre came 2 franc higher Hamburg was unchanged
The Rio cable quoted GcgulsT hs: tlO lc9l nominal
receipts In Rio q days 5000 BAGS Rio stock. 80 600
bags Rio market inactive kocSipts in santos days;
Inactive; good average Santos. 10 200 NewYork clos
Ing prices: May 17s0GlI9o; June l7.16e so july
l5e5a177 August 7I2Gl72O SePtemRe[S 1890 s
December, 15O5dl5lO.
COTTON-The spot quotations were marked up Lice on
all grades but only ordinary business carried
ports today, e03S bales against OJO bales the same
day week. and 262 bales last year Total receipts
s at RSTt' G Sn 4ss ssIes last year '
Quotations are based American Standard Of classhca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
POULTRY AND GAME.

Live spring chickens are more plenty and selling so"
~ n,ld 81 all Fowls have declined TO lie under In
creased supplies and lower prices for dressed stSck Iu
dressed fowls weakened considerably toward tae
close Of last week and opened this week with dnn 1s
az t reaching lie but the price has become extreme
eie cod lots going 10iac Spring chickens from
an ont are more plenty and easier Fresh turksyI ~
demand and steady Squads dull Long lSiAnu
Killed game birds OF all kinds are IN ar mISbt
"a Arm extra English snpe and extra dow olrus ns'
sxcaed our quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
CHEESE

Receipts for week, 2197s boxes Exports, 110oi
boxes Foreign orders have forward slowly In re-
ponse the lower cables sent this week and the very
limited demand has caused a STEADY decline. To-day
shippers able u buy almost anything the docks At
011c and while they took the best lots at that
nice parcels had CSC. and prime fac
tories oac There call FOR under-prced goods but
relatively and rought good figures.
The factories in the Little Falls district making
full cheese quit largely. and the part skins
coming mainly from ChenanQO and nelghborng counties;
the best Of these closing at 7ad74c with lower
grades ranging down to 2d3c for hard dry skins. Old
cheese ar lobbing out slowly 70 home trade and
LONGER factor Of much Importance in the market Liver
pool cable; Coored SIS white, 54s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending May 10. 1891.
REANS AND PEAS.

bush Exports Beans 1l6 pigs peas 7lS 69ls; I'm,
Hiring the Wees but there been slow trade and
only the finest dry stock has been jobbed at outside
onGotions Inferior grades Of all varieties have been
hard to price The io66ng trade Is seldom 20 IN
much export trade with the West Indian ports until
aftr the terms the reciprocity treaty with Spain are
40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

Western mixed, $4,000 do white eoa7oc; No IA NAY
july So s6s5i. closing at 6sse DO AEgu Closing az
sS,ss: do White May 59a59bc. eo.lng e. SOC 40 'ut5
57sdS7c closing at On Io6 n g 81 sSss 80
rye at Al 20 bid and 81 % asked cottonseed NEAL 81 %
Gsj 40 nd oil meal at 81 Abdssl 90
Grain passage May 10;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
MANSION HOUSE,

This select and strictly frsclass family hotel beau
uv situated on the Shrewsbury River will open for the
eaSon May 30 Cuisine and table service are notcu Tor
hefr excellence Special rates made for the season
three minutes walk from the station Large airy rooms
indy or on suite with unsurpassed view rom al WIN
lows Rest located house In Red Bank. Splendid bath
ng boating and fishing Cafe and pool-rooln attached
Trcsh Vegetables from farm For circular and
PARTICULARS address Managers, ~
Nj WINANT & r. GALLAGHER, Ked Bank ~ y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

sales late Mondoy-J. Love q 20 <i' W."
i0I Reid Shea 265 Western Pigs. 100 H. a. - o'
A. w Lamb 20 State HoRs. l2O d, az ~ oO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
NEW CHEESE.
EliiS.

Receipts for week, 3S6S bLs and 80 POI cases. The
market continued following report
by Thursday had lrn to 5d i5c, with l5c the ruling
price Eut Friday much Lighter receipt; caused
cOyery Ice and since then the market has ruled gen
orally reaching l6edlO1ic Monday. but easing OF
decided preference Northern goods Southwestern are
losing quite heavily and only BE- sold loss OF.
and goose egg in light supply gnd steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

Recelpts for the week, 31,2U5 pigs rapIu NIu gUI-
tinuous decline followed Last weekly report prices
fal loo II "A Oh fTuty anu
uIdly stock TO clean up lttle peCVer, 9u
slightly steady feeling wac shown put WIN VIZ th
rpccpts 80 far week II impossible 10 SUSTAIN III
position ana prices have gone on another &c pr w.
There Is now quits q struggle on The part Oh many r.
cciyers to check downward tendency uhuer uo De
lief that values have settled low enough ior me
az least but quality the stOcA fOfDus hol1hs di
unless demand materially Increases ~ WIZ De uiicuD
to hO.d prices where they are. me Du'lhIsS -
on the basis OF l9d19c for extra state fenhsy @
and Flgin and Western We near OF Jhoso
deres being shaied in exceptional instances flras are
SOW at i alSc and Thirds TO seconds at lidlo2c IN
break in state dairy butter viii Induce farmers 10 hoiu
back little and under the Impression that feeelps WI,
run lighter next week. buyers have southern OfueI 70
mi are taking some stock ahead this makes a Lite
1rmer feeling and extra half tub selling at
Imitation CREAMERY and factory are more plenty anu II
takes very choice lots command outside quotations
making nqulflcs, hiEc nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

- y. bYv ahead. Dealers wants are
are 9 small at the moment Lxcesss o have
some orders Ionae N 4dDc Prices are genedly hed
been taken ~ snrt with only exceptional quanty excoeu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FnFsH.

Apple. b Light supply, nd fancy lob Of all kinds
command full prices Florida oranges In lighter receipt and
desirable lOts far demand nrinrr prices Straw
berries arriving freely from Maryland, Delaware
Virginia and North Carolina and few Stlll from
Charleston. Prices are very irregular, and
the quoted but few exceptionally fine
lots from all points exceed outside ngure,
LnuIIA uEI:HIL-S- LREsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
FRUITS AND DEI;RIES-FKESH.
FRUITs ANp BERRIFs-pRIEI

Receipts the week. los pkRs exports pkg.
Trading light IN al kind Of dried fruits only
crate stock Of evapOrsed apples remains store the
general quality Ia poor that holders disposed 10
sell whenever opportunity Oilers Scarcely any sundred
left. Chops have inquiry. C0ies and skins si.ady
EyapOrated raspberTics have declined dull
At that Che weak. Backberri,s very sow. Cali
M I'm IL. mil -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
American Standard of classified
Good Ordinary lie Low Middling. .....7 GIG
Strict Good Ordinary. q 1ll6 Middng..

contract opened point or so better on @isVo OF
cfeasng business, with shorts pretty good 5uScfs IotI
sS SAFE ~ 70 pontS over the previous day. No cables
ron Liverpool, owing to a holiday az that point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

Receipts for the week. 5l2 bales exports o3 bales
imports 10 bales. The demand from brrwers II
almost Wholly Iol -nau lots to meet mt requirements
bsv are not believed 10 have much stock hand but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
DEER PARK and OAKLAND
ON The CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES.
5000 FEET ABOVE TIDE WATER.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 18th, 1891.

These famous mountain resorts situated at the summit
OF tho Aeghanes and directly the main line oil the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad, have the advantage OF us
splendid vestbued express train service both east ana
west and are therefore readily accessible all parts OF
the country All Baltimore and Ohio trains stop at Deer
Park and Oakland during the season.
Rates $50 S75 and 800 month"; according to location
Communications should be addressed 10 GEORGE d.
DeSHIELDS, Manager Baltimore and Ohio Hotels cum
berland Nd June TO- after that DATE either Deer
Park or Oakland, Garrett County, Md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
Auetion Sales.
Aurtion Sales.
AUCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION.
THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY.
UOMMENCING AT 10 80 O'CLOCK,
III. = hCiiENCKE, AUCrlONEEK,
highest bidder unreserVed,
four.h0ry BuIldlng,


fouI-story Building,
10 East AID ST.
Madison and 9Th AYES.
This sale deserves particular attention IL + not only
the largest hut also comprises the and best household
appointments that money and good could procure
at the tine the same purchased six months ago.
ELEGANT ARTISTIC PAKLOR FURNITURE, SUITS
COVERED IN FINEST SILK TEXTURES,
deliberately carved Cabinets Pedestas Tables anu
valuable collection Of Oh Paintings. by Baya,
Harding, Conan and other
japanese and French BrOnzes,
Mantel Clocks, Imperial Vase. Ornaments,
Real Lace Curtains, PGrtleres. French Mirrors,
Two Nnguifcent pfight Pianos
SIX FINE MIkKOR-FRONT FOLDING BEDS, 20
ROOMS MOQU ErTE, VELVET AND BRUSSELS Cal
PETS. BOOKCASES. DESKS. LIBRARY cAELFS, EN-
CRAVINGS, MASSIVE BU FtE1 EXTENSION TABLE
DINING SUIT ~ EMBOSSED LEAH HER. CHAMBER
SETS. BEDS1EADs. BrKEAUs TOILETS, Hal; and
Spring Mattresses. pillows Rug suits Lounges Fancy
Rockers silver and Plato Ware French China Attic and
Furniture. Catalogue contains over 400 lob=
which viii positively br sold 10 the highest bidder. De-
pOsits required from all purchasers and good, can be
removed ~ mediatry the salt. Special NOdce-Men
IN attendance TO pack and -h''
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LAlsrtllaneoHs

XNANTED.-A pair OF carriage horses 1913 hands high
w with soOd action: we'll seasoned. Address stating
age, color and price. IMMEDIATE 1.227 broadway.
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0onntrp Boar0.

n EW.ROCHElLE. n. Y-35 minutes out rrsteIlis,,,
~ board TO few gentlemen one family at pastnSti,
situated cottage, near water table and Ocaton eNees
10 minutes walk to depot Address SOUND VIEW. ~
$40. New-Hochelle. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20

hay AND sLKAW.Stocks q nay are marEet anu val
r nv ara weI sustained HAY-Cloyer 70dsQc fair 70
Good 6oG85c shipping 5O855c; clover mixed, COa1VV:
80. STRAW-Long fyei SOdooci SnoI' I''' ''~'
oat, 45d55c wheat, 4OaoOc .
HEMP AND JUTE-Manils hemp dull for shipTe 1 ac
Une butts quiet with paper grades nomnay at lloc
HIDEs-Demand for straight lots Is poor n,i pS'
s Ss common ccdSTs 2sa2s sgSGS'
STres cow selected, 46db0 n. 132c MohteeN.u1.ooi
At 15lac: Matamoras 22d25 ~ at lSc; SI enssdd
America 2oa22 n I1o Buenoso Ayres FPS e cortes
Montevdeo and Grande hips 1osls @ 1S2s ST e runs
19sis n esc Dry Sailed Masmcras selected s4Sa aa9
gc southern as they . run 3 saSSS NJ re- Rio ande
cow 44ae b. 7c B. 4 and Ra7 &C. Ok Texa ss% OK and
ccw 5Od6O NJ Oiaa74e city sisueher OK S9GsV D,;rc
HopsThe ransactions have boen III ~ o OBJ auotd
at ssi dS3c 1890 choice SIC ns en rhocs sa
common 10 fair 27d2Sc Pacific Coast 1881 cho'1e:
3Siac; common to prime. 30d3le California oid o"i-''
fn%THER%is held very steady and continues In far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-20
HOTEL CHAMPLAIN

HOTEL CHAMPLAlN,
CLINTON COUNTY, NEw.YORK,
WILL OPEN JUNE 23.
NETWORK OFFICE AT THE LINCOLN SAFE
DEPOSIT co, SO EAST 42D-ST., IN CHARGE OF
MR.. RoMER GILLIS, WHERE PLANS OF HOTEL
AND COTTAGES MAY BE SEEN AND ALL INBOR-
NATION OBTAINED
E.. y. WILSON. MANAGER
HOTEL WESTPORT.
WESTPORT POINT, MASS.
Pleasant and select; fronts the ocean and HORSE
NECK BEACH, and safe ocean bathing, nne
and fishing and boating superb drives, groves
and scenery; cuisine and service perfect.
OPEN JULY I, 1891. 80
Address HENRY \. BROWN, SaXonvlle Mass uhcI
June l5 after which, Westp0rt Point Mass
, 1891-09-19

Eden do. Fredagen den 23de S. M. ="
3die do Fredagen den 6te Novbr. "
hver Days ~Eftermiddag Kl. 3.
No. II A.. a. Hospitalsgade,
efter Skattelisten tilh6rende George Edwards.
1ste Auction Fredagen den Ode October 1891
Eden do Fredagen den 23de s. M. a"
3die do. Fredagen den Cite Novbr. "
hver Days Eftermiddag Kl 4.
Samtlige Auctioner afholdes paa undertegne
de Auctionskontor.
Konditioner, Vurderingsforretninger M. m.
vile fra Isle Auction vere til Eftersyn her
paa Kontoret.
Christiansteds A~uotionskontor, St. Croiz,
den lode September 1891.
MAXEN.
, 1891-09-19

No. 5 A Smedestrede,
according to the tax list belonging to John
q. Claus.
LIST Auction on Thursday the 6th October 1891.
End do. on Thursday the 22nd October "
Bird do. on Thursday the 9TH November "
each day at 3 o'clock p. m.
No. 4 A. Vesterstrede,
according to the tax list belonging to Franklin
Cornelius.
ISL Auction on Thursday the 9th October 1891.
and do. on Thursday the 22nd October i"
IRA do on Thursday the 5th November i"
each day at 4 O'Clock PIN.
No. SO G. Ostergade.
according to the tax list belonging to Thomas
Cyprian.
8rd do. IN Friday the 9Th November q
each day at l o'clock p. M.
No. 10 ALB. Strandgade.
according to the tax list belonging to John e.
LIST Auction on Friday the 9th October 1891,
End do. on Friday the 23rd October {"
3rd DO. on Friday the 9th November "
each day at 2 o'clock p. m.
No. As ~Kongensgade,
according to the tax list belonging to Sarah
Edwards.
LIT Auction on Friday the 9th October 1891.
End do. on Friday the 23rd October
3rd do. on Friday the 9Th November e"
each day at 3 o'clock p. M.
No. IL Aa. Hospitalsgade,
according to the tax list belonging to George
Edwards.
lsto Auction on Friday the 9th October 1891
End do. on Friday the 23rd October "
Bird do. on Friday the 9th November "
each day at I O'Clock pm.
All the Auctions will be held at the under
signed Auction Office.
Conditions, appraisements &C., may be seen
at this Office from the LIST Auction.
C~hristianstod's Auction Office, St, Croiz, the
10th September 1891.
MAXEN,
, 1891-09-19
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN GRESHAM
STED'S POST OFFICE.

SIEDS POSI OFFICE.
PAID.
Katherine Thomas.
UNPAID.
Eliza Armstrong, L, Beck, Peter Edwards Est
Cathrine's Rest, Ann Elizer Frances, Thorn sA.
lmonuel, w. jackson, Josephine James Est.
Richmond, Hans Jorgen Jorgensen (Soldat.
No: 27,) NJ, p Madsen, No 30, f.. 3ixberg,
Adelaide Slater, Jane Maria Thomas. Augusta
Thompson, Foroney Williams. ~
Christiansteds Post Office, St. Croix, 3lst
August 1891.
PETER LEMMING.