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New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
THE SIATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, May 2sFlOgr dull pnchaSqeSS @ & RECEIPTS @5pSs
445 bbls shipments, 6,005 bbls sales 40 0oS
quiet; No red spot, 81 IL the month ~ IL ,sameS
si 10 July 81 O6ia August III OihTsl g Ss nnn
No Q red 81 90. Southern wheat dull Fulti II Vy~
q loGi oai oCS FsSepsh ESh orn eag
mixed spot and the month, Goc July, 59iSG9Stc sPot
No , White 66c Southern dull; white, 72s13c !;
yellow, 7Oa72c; receipts 1885 bush shipments o'oo
western ssa5Sc; No mixed do. 5ed57c receipts 5000
bush; shipments, 20 bush stock 9O9t2 bush. Ryee
very quiet No g. 95c receipts, COO bush; stock .5So
bush. Hay firm good TO choice timohy Si."SiS T1;S
Grain fs ssys stSSS Ssss GSn poGR
Suikmes5oose shoulders. 5c long clear and clear r6
sides 6s.c sugar picked shoulders &c sugsrccufsa
sssi9s ssd q imitation IMITATION R
Fancy l3al4c do good to choice 1l0l2e store packed
i0aise Eggs active and very 1ri4 17c Coffee dun
Rio cargoes-Far 20c; No T. le2c. sugar hrIa gran.
ulsted, 4hsa Copper steady; rehned ll'sc "hSNey
quif BSnsIo May 2s-wheat-N hard quiet and lower
900 bush in lots sold 81 1881 IA 5000 bush at
ST i2s. closing at 81 13s 10 900 bush NO ! Northern
Ssps at q q C5 G NS %ner NSGhes Sa and
81 no. red 81 Iosasl il; no. white 81 IA; No
lover yellow 59sc No 2 yellow ySTs, S I9T S9
track track No white in store 52ac No. mixed 81; SIC
asked Rye-No offerings. Flour weak best patent
spring 90 s5ds6 winter best patent, 20 3Od:o Az rye
a $3.50 Mil feed sGSE 1 eSase s1s TasT eishts @
Wheat siae corn 5sc oats i'e NewYork Receptso0
Flour 27 600 bbls wheat, 3500Oo bush corn. 19,oOo
bush oats 10000 BUSH Canal shipmen;sSoow%heat 20 %
b9sS @ Bagsd @ 6 HGS Sss 29ooO dds
Chicago May 2S-The leading futures ranged as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New.York. Saturday May 23.-BEEvES-Receipts 79
carloads Of head53 carloads for expectation In dressed
ouartes 10 carloads direct TO saughterers ana caroads
Tor the ma keL trade. Feeling weak -,
CITY steady at Sd9c for decent TO choiee
sides. 80, .. .-,uo..,oa b.,, l,c
lower with average sales at I'D, or scant DC per ID
CALVES-Reccpts % head and nearly 200 were hela
over yesterday Market quiet with sales Of yeais at
4hQ5nc and q few heavy skimmilk calves sold at &C.
Dressed calves slow at Fridays quotations oo - . x,,o
Sales-Halenbeck g. Hollis: 140 Vcals, l32 d. az oSo
per ID; 81 do, 1os ~ at 4lac; skmmilk Calves No ID
at 4c ; do, 100 ~ at &C. .., ,, .. r. oa-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 2Ss carloads o. oy1v ,tv
and carloads consigned direcD at Hoboken The market
sold at about steady prces or at the rangs
OF 81 60dS5 622 for sheep S5 81 2dS6 90 for ysrfs
and 7S.asssc per N for Southern lambs, with no resV
Dressed mutton slow at 9a1oiac dressed yearlngs st
1ld12ac and dressed spring lambs OF 1Gl4c (cnoce
Sales-D Harrington 225 Western Sheep, W ID aver II.
age at IS e2ha per 100 N 149 Territory DO l9 ~ AZ
* So 15l Michigan Yearlngs, 90 No. at 90 80; III oO
II N, at SO %. - ,.. ,,. IA N nj.
sasc per n 90 Kentucky Sheep. 1872 D at "a oV pef
'0 r. Nipple Co.: 25s Kentucky Lambs, 60 ~ at 7''c
pei Newton & aine.: ice Kentucky Sheep Ewes and
Bucks 1872 n, at "a 60. 40 -. ,,o ,o- :,
M Collins 205 Kentucky lambs 60 n. at 7Ssc per ID
HOGS-Receipts carloads Of 1, ,620 head: No saiet
on live weight Nominally weak At S4 o0dS4 90 ioI
western Pigs and % 9ouSo 10 for good western anu o'
Hogs
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25

seconds ls@le state Dairy tubs Ss,s snd rsss
i7aisc; do hanrkin tubs and paIs4 ssiscG; DO
Wesh tubs nfsts Ieai7zc DO Welsh tubs ssccnGs ac
lSGiec western imitation Creamery rsts prv rsts
issSiss do seconds si4c thirds iaal2S wsrsrs 1s
sactorv arSts lbc do seconds 13dl4c; 90 hnurt
s Dairy ioSEshs lo@I,cssto State fseofy
new full cream. choice, white ssaoe; ss 90 So0red DO
iu cream good DO part s%. sd0S saS SssnSns
40 nar SKINS common s5c do full skins 2d3sc ono
Factory nat fair E.isis-ahs marxes ans orth
Western, lehaies.c; Southwestern 1o1alo%c' pu'A'
suGAR-RAw-ouies but held very firm a. GuSasssd as est az
15I6c for Muscovado. 50 test and b-loc lor vo 90.
centrfSgai On the Ccrs Exchange May raw sugar was
euoted at ssoa8 Sse July. a42d34se august StSG Tt
S52c - RFFINED-In fair demand and hrn. ~.
LCa S&c PSTdsTed 4e GranSs1sa fss Con-
fectioners' "a" 4isc Columbia "a" dc; WINDSOR "a:
4t Ridgewood a." 3.94c; No. o. Ssic; NO q ''''
Nc. 9, 3sc. ouotad
city lard in hhds nominal and 7sc In tcs Oleomargafe
7isc IN hhds. g., y. Aha. n-,yns
CITY nj tisc Quoted ut 4TsG4 15-16c for prime city.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

The wheat speculation o Saturday was active ana
cenera,v weak The sales aggregated nearly 5oooooo
busbeIs with continued brilliant crop prospects and
heavy receipts early prices represented decline OF &c on
NAV and OF .ds.c the other msnths the speo WeeAhe
IN Nav resulting from the that heavy deliveries were
about 70 be made. Later on It was developed nat ue
deliveries were only loads and the May option recoverea
lie with the later months following TO the extent OF %@e
and the market closed at net loss of dSsc for
.so aav ON the regular Saturday afternoon curb May
declined 2c and the other months ie0sc; Inc openlie
mice Of July s1 072s, and after declining 70 "a
te market 07ds officially and at 81 " on e
December started hth az .ls ocai market and The
- az The opening price. The spot market ended weak al
dsc co1 the market was weak throughout the session
nd Closed At decline Of 1d12c for the regular session ana
or further decline of Sd7sc on the curb. So,o on
oats were practically dcmorazed declining lka23c% % on
the regular market and esd'sc auuitloh on "0 SuA'
spot market dull. -, ., = ro,,ts ,or tho
aay In sympathy with the weakness in corn
The final quotations were -, ,o, r,- e1 n-s, .
haeeIser hasuss si ON May ISe2l, 81 0s4. ...
Corn~May CSC; June, oo'sc July 69sc; August
'StS 6aisMsy ssRy"O s9 june 4ssc July 47c; August
'Se iagJHns ssgtJf%Ssr sSS 81 Judy SO oa August Sc
The receipts OF grain and flour reported on Satliday
at New.York Philadelphia and Boston were as follows
Wheat 4335 bushels ccrn, l65S75 bushels enT GsST
1882 1882 uaSsase At csgo Milwaukee and St. Louis ss
no arryas We're Wheat 81 176 bushels corn
hnsheis. oats 1872, 44G bushels; tooi graui oofoVf
bushels -four, 49, 3o2 packages
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May "a speciaD. July wheat wehp unuer
the dollar mark yesterday, and closed under IT, reo
at one timo showed decline from FRIDAY Oh D..
cents The rally shown at the close did no' amount
m much. Such news as was received simply accei"
ated a decring tendency apparent Tor some "ne'
Possibly as influential circumstance as any other Was
the Illinois State crop report, the best IN ten years
II mt the condition OF winter wheat at 1o3 tie cond-
tion Of spring wheat at &C. The Signal Service map
showed tho rains passing away and warmer weather
adyancing lust the conditions asked by the farmers;
y wheat sold from 80 IA to 96 3o cents, ana cloSeo
nj 9s rs The selling was from every quarter ana OF
every description. Cables were lower Considerable
cash business reported from different markets on
the decline. There appears to be good authorty Ior
sales here regating over 2OOOOo Dusnels 1uiutn
claims a sale of 10000. Gables IN the afternoon
hronght the Information that the French duty has been
reduced from FIVE o three francs the reduction antc
mated The effect ought to be TO reduce the price OF
wheat in France but to somewhat advance 1t In out
side markets. IL Is, Of course, an evidence OF te
actual necessities OF the French people. Corn went
10 pieces on the enormous movement, a movement
away beyonG expectations. They are taifnng OF over
600 cars for Tuesday. Yesterdays receipts were
700: Mondays estimate, SEQ. July sold from o.. II
10 81 10 and closed at 81 7-S cents. The weathet
Conditions continue perfect. oats went along WIN
the other grains July sold as low as Al, ana cioSeu
AZ al 3-8 cents. The receipts are as astonishing a.
those of corn Country FOLDERS OF provisions are , D
ginning TO see the hopelessness Of ther position Por
declined 40 certs lard IL IL cents, ribs 10 cents
The close was Just little over the bottom
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
co7roN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ding. 4s4d The sales OF the usy mciuueu -'1"0 O
Futures closed steady American Middling. low mid
ding clause May delivery i5iG4d buyers MsY sno
Sii7.ssd sellers: July and August delivery; 4 5l-6id
sellers August and September delivery 54,e4d buyers
october and November delivery 57e4d buyers N0yem
her and December delivery 80 64dai 59-04u Deceoei
ena on ISruary delivery 59-04dd4 coed.
Galveston, May 23-Cotton quiet middlings 9,l9 low
,o,enIing z 1916 good ordinary, LIS: net and
eross receipts 1866 bales sales 900 bsles spnners Al
pa'ss So,foIG NAV Ss~Coton steady; middng S2c net
roce,ns 763 bales gross 032 bales; exports to Great
Rritain ia bales coastwise. 9SS bales; sales 132
bales stock. 9.747 bales. ,,,, q. .
Neworeans May 2scoston steady mddnG i S'se
ass bales gross 2042 exports cOastwise 1877 sales,
'SSeoyonnah MAY a3-Cctton steady mddng g. 3-lec
low middlIng 91ec good ordinary, &c net and erSss
receips sol bales exports coastwe, 450; sales, 62o
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
DECORATION DAY EXCURSION
Eegal Notices

~
g UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW. YORK.-Summons-Trlal desired In the
CITY and County OF New-YorK Action No. 2. The
Neg.York Lumber and Wood Working Company, plaintn
r. Kelly, Patrick Cassidy and l. Richard Adler, com
posing the firm OF Cassidy and Adler Louis n. Phelps
Herman semmel John b. Hicks, Ferdinand Johnson
O. johnson; James Mahoney and Frank Mahoney, COM
posing the hrm Of Mahoney & Son; Henry w Benedict
Max Hahn composing the firm Of sRndler and
sayer Robert Dick the Twelfth ward Bank, the Hyatt
COMPANY George d. Knight and Charles Lorng Charles
F. Lawrence Charles Frazier and Henry 6. Marshall
known 10 plaintiff. Defendants
You hereby summoned to answer the complaint in
this action, and 10 copy Of your answer the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days after the service
OF summons exclusive Of the day OF service and In
case Of failure TO appear or answer Judgment Will
be taken against By Default for the relief demanded
In the complaint. Dated February 26 1901 Wltter
Kenyon, Plaintiffs Attorneys 3S Park Row, New
York.
TO Mary r. Kelly Defendant:
caon, pursuant 10 order made by the Hon. George
l. ingraham one Of the Justices Of the supreme Court
issi and aed with the complaint M in The Office of the
day: New.York, May 22, 1891 witter Kenyon
Plaintiffs Attorneys ONCE and postoce address 3S Park
Row, New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
TIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo May 28.-Cattle-R Receipts today 2!4 hend
total for week far 700 head for same time a1
Week 40 head consigned through 422o head TO New
work 400 head on sale, 100 head market SLOW ond
lover closing to good SSast mo very M PGop sor
week thus esoo head for same pe.t sms e SS Yess
1850 head $50 head opened dS m apE gbt Ioc ~
al ~. mediums 81 sOas4 90 pigs s4d$4 40 sheep and
ambs-Receps 5000 head total 10 tSr No %eek mus o @
"a 500 head for same time last Week. 3o4oO head con
Stoned hroueh 1900 head NewYork, 5000 head on
sae 600 head opened and lower closed dull mr.
sS good sheep 81 25Ss5 do lambs S. 5oase 25 MOdOc
sheep a 75dS5; spring lambs. s7ds9. ooo -. ..,,
ST Louis, May 28-Cattle-R goo head t snlp
mepts 200 head market steady good % fancy nauVs
steers s 1oas good DO s$ eossS Texans .SN sne
ents $500 head market shadS higher, fair 5 cnGce 5o
iieS hea tair 70 bsst 81 s69si 49, sheep-eceipts
1900 head shipments $500 head; market steady; eood
W CHICAGO Nav 2s-"The Evening Journal" reports
market inaeays natives weak Texans Lower sSScCTSs cS
IS; heiters IS 75as4 2S COWS, 81 25ass go Hogs-Re
ceipts Is OoO head shipmens $500 head market
mixed and packing sSast 50 prime ne 1Sshe sSsep
Receipts 5000 head shipments 200 head market frn
natives, "a 509s5 40; Westerns, 81 75dS6 20 'anD'
Az 75G87.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25

sss Msy 3d.. ' nss soiss S%., ;ss :'5ss.
%Sis5 is.isg 6 sTP aG: Grlfs ss M
9a unISsasea I:sS sr Egg: So:
steady at ltc oornmeal easy, se sodSs. usht basl
steady 81 le Provisions dull and weak PORK Standard
ness siiSsil 3S Lard So Dry ss msss-sGSa sn, oiSos
&c 90 f,acOnBoxed shoulders Is ssh longs I'D oS
his wheat 1900 bush corn 10000 bush oats 81 600
Ssh barley 1000 bush ShPments-four 100 oo bass SD
whest 1000 bush corn 39,OoO Dush oaps io'oo" o
rye, 1000 BUSH - -, , AZ, q, NJ
July fosc; August, g7c September, g75c; pecsmDef'
aye. Corr active lower; cash and May Soc July
81 90 Receipts-Fiour 90 bbls; wheat. $3.50 bush
corn 242S bush oats 600 bush ooo o,s an1
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

coFFEE-spot dealings IN Brazil grades oo wefe enSrne
round lots and quoted No grades a. dS9e; na ossed
ssE nn lower cable advces and freely olereo pat
calsry the late months Ine marKs' adss FTsaS SSa Sae
bags London market WAS was nSS rSSra TO w cd
ioTysr Hayre was franc lower aud Hamburg = ,d 70
pennig under previous day The The Ko eaO o SSl
ZOO: exchange (pfivase 10 receipts in rio 700
earapees to Europe 1000 bags Rio stock a 600 bags
nt asrkst inactive Receipts I'm Santos, 40Oo pays
santos bags santos market quiet geSd so
ass-so. zsv June i745d17.50 July, 1l20a1123; August
~ soSi6s5; September 1610dl62O Oc:ober lS;So oo
CoTboNThe spot market was almost failure 1Ge 3es
o. o. mddlina unlands. Quotations unchanged ana are
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Barnett Charlotte, to Samuel Barnett, ia Canaiss
BrIedbach Carl and wife, Hannah MCGOWAN and
ano 5, Mccombaye lots S5l and 1852 map Mott Haven
- Same to Thomas j. o'Meara, property, 5 years
"a 1913. 49,, e.,,s. e..
St 2o4 q e avenue G. years, $1,000
Doll William and wife German Savings Bank, o g.
st Ann's-ave. lot 370 Morrisania, / year $1,000
GentzlinQer Hy and wife, 10 Fred Ssbery, jr., 5
Avenue A. s 12th.st morks. $1,000. ~ r,
GeIler Osias ct al to Reuben Isadcs 158 East Broad
way, years, $50 600.
corner Lenox-ave and 11thst. etc, years, morVs
S37, 100. "a. . n,,., ,. . - =
Kincsbridce Road lot 49, years, $780,
Hanser Gottlob, TO John OFT asa aho, foresC-@'e
n Clifton-st, 3 Years, $1,000. . -
Mortimer Nellie Il, to Amos Emo, corner
7th-ave and S6thst. years. sos 600 - .,,
McCirath George and wife, 70 Richard w. Robinson,
& 4 19th-st G 0th-ave, year, 1900.
prescott Eliza to Mary Cumming. Bayard-st e
OF Pvnest. years. SO, 500. -, =, =,
Schneider, Barbara, 10 the German savings BANK Y,
10 Rlvngton-st, year, 50 800 ,o,...
Wight Samuel and wife, to Reuben Ross. 121st-st
n OF Ienox ave, months, S26,D0. -,
Whitaker ct al to the Harlem savings Bank
6 n Y s g cor fst-ove and 1o0thst year, $37o0.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25

On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
Ses9Ps S SS
' sos bbls ... an,.,
No .pns on nss os as0sf CASH. 81 fs & Sec
Ss g. q :a,i White R$s on 'f 9 . ass} s
rqSon' 3 sg sss Rs SSy bD so 5
barley. s5e3 6u1 Shipments 500 b6s wheat.
COG Sn,eS Say SO was fair demand for good
milling wheat for local and outside account today Es
than yosersay 'e caused Py the break in tusSSs
SSSas5. narrowed about shipments showed
Scarcely any business done Ia low grades with in
%y sPssa q Ia ssSepss Is 0s s
hard I, Nay Day 81 oS+ Il % track q 0Ss No Northern.
No Softheph Nay sfPsPOs' os% On track i
sst sa M May 5.s ds No. wS. Ne issss Ns
ips SslaS a. @ oJ sss SSo SS.h
May 2sSo S gHSssse change f. IT, prices
steady quiet at o. 80 Tor choice pennsylvania Wheat
e% @ Il uSss @ largely rSSSss
ss a gRP small ss and n % or no SSspSssOn 70 trade
% 81 oS S u NY e ne S & 'Sae S q esasI 70
css s9f s: sS q
in S lee ysGS c es E SSs a no @
u grain depot and 2othst elevator osc No mixed May,
62d63c June, 02a63c july 6Oie eGb1 ec August COZ
Ole. Oats-Market weak and unsettled Under free OFFER
iDgs and In sympathy with the decline In prices
closed &c lower with little demand from any source No
white, 66i2c No white, 5yiaa14c; No white May
62aabS4e; June. 52,aa5sc; July 52sa5yc; August 80
a4lc. Eggs nrn; Pennsylvania nTsts. lsc. sugar
Other articles unchanged Rsceipts-Fiour, 1000 bbs
IL, 400 SACKS wheat, 600 bush bush
cats. 1900 bush. shipnentswheat 10 800 bush corn
III, 600 bush oats, IL 500 bush.
started weak and lower and was excited and nervous
throughout closing sQ1c below yesterdays
No red cash, 81 oi hasl ol'. NAY 81 OF bid ! July
9tsa95c, closing 9iae August 9sa9Slac closing sslse
e down from yesterdays S close and continued weak
lower than yeserday; No. cash. b1lN62c May, 52e
Sri q osts slSsns da ~ ssos
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
REAL ESTATE.
pus1NEss AT THE EXCHANGE

Nev.York, Saturday, May 20
49,, .r,or,t realized from public auction sales OF
the week ending to-day was s7s''eoo'
LIST or AUCTIONS.
n A.. r.sor, week ending with Saturday, May 80,
e,pg tne pubc auctions announced to be held
at tbs Exchange and Auction Room
TO-DAY (MoNDAY), MAY %.
NO. E0isossGe isa snG 20 :s East 10 hays
pyt syctCp Gss sSSieo snS %et s'Hty
o aSSoS ,0Sna SGn isSos sSsSas
% ipts iscth:ss. essI loo V" Il W Amsterdam,sve.
TUESDAY, MAY 20.
Foreclosure SALE Iesse Of S 2SziSoJ e eRa
rSs2 cor sst,t & 80 Iots %sss sOSsGs SsGss
:Ish loo sns S'fSsy iS fHssi fxs
s1S % 3 .Sly q w;s SseSs No g sos
7ath.st lot i6sxOsS, and ssty awelpg ct 80 S
EfSs and ssl and az.
ans coz 10 'fds aaSn5s SS public
25sioO ssSS kosa d o nGsa, Wads
WSTa and ID AUduSOn l5s,9 isOa aseh hls
and ls2s ST. eaecqtr ae ss IU executors sa
lot, 2Sxs5 and 4-sty dwelling NO 100 henoA' WI
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
Public auction block q land bo9ndsd @ 3 ~ san sns nd
anG 3si af a tss SOs Soe Ss sWsn na oS5
WEDNESDAY, MAY q.
Foreclosure sale lot 25x15o Rsroad;sye. 100 ~
lot No AZ map Of N9rrisanIa d. 0i' sOd 81 os
IcoNSs and stoy buildings Nos 1o4 TO dos
nston.st io and Is 4stc5y SSd4S
CS Si %Sssrss Sqd ssss;' OTe2 Io So ar
;s e sHd asa ..oIy saas G no.
ses. vs. cor faIR i7Shs lots sx9o adjoining s6CyS
Prince.s s. Of 5thaye plot oland
saS tsi0 S y dwelling and
sna 2st6y stsbis No $40 East bSd slc
ft 2d.ave plot OF land 7osKss and ss.tiy s
s III each and 4story fats, Nos 100 ana LII Gas'
IO9thsp, n 8, 80 It fh-ave.
NEW JERSEY PROPERTY.
Public auction IL acres Of land and 3story co''ase'
W Van Tine-ave and Red Bank Road, bair ha'en
THURSDAY NAY %.
Foreclosure SALE lot 81 3x67 4x1S 5x62 and oSeofy
building IS Maiden Lane s&Sss s2S f. No 80
s5siSS asifsps'i %s ,ass. sSsys SS. aas
70 Ss4 West 62d thaye plot q land SSoxtOoil
and building coliseum Rink" on East & i9lt %,
cor 4th.ave right title and Interest PG4c aNGsO
Wallst n S. CO. III ft Pearl.st; lot lS'9xIOOo, anu
story dwelling No. 1876 East 149hst ns, Le1ing'Sad on
ave- lot 252xlO0 and 5-stOry building NO S, ap2 oa'
NO 2SS East thSt mfs0 srss and lV conSe Place
station Yonkers Executors sale, lots 25xsO each'
Nos 256 and 257 westst, cor Laightst.
FRIDAY, MAY 20.
Foreclosure sale lot 25x1oo and 4-story dWenS. syan
NO Is East 52d-s 25o y 5h-aye lot SIa
and Ssory dwelling No 16l East 7lstst 3 A LII ,gsgs
Of East fremont
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY

KFIUKDFD
o3d.st 22o.s # 6 5th-ave, 0.3 1-3x100; Walter
Reid, Philip Braender n; -, @i
7thSve ,o T'r TSts,Scr 2Stas oooho Amos II i 10000
4SGSd9pS' etc. Mary Il ouinins ~ 400
Wife, to 0yias Geer ;oo ~,
Unionaye $ % 20 fsw q ISdssS ETssoS ooAioV 1900
pearl-st, Nos 2s4 and 2s6 Samuel Trmble to E,
FOTSsays ShoyoD o6d 54 M " 10 9obb 1900
Samuel Wright io,: ;;s and ago man. Mott
Haven, SOx213xSOx217; Edw ID Farrell. trus- q,
tee. 70 ThOs 0'Meara
sane property per n,rt Thos Mera 70 Oarr t' 5000
same property Hannah Mc.:oWa 10 'aIe. $4,000
1aJd, 81. n s. 2s5 It c sth.ave 1ex991l; VIM II
rainer and wife, TO Sarah Murray.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
european advertisements.

II "SH'U
~ Commerce
FERRY. MAY, CAMPAGNE, Sworn Brokers,
81 Rue Sainte-Anne, Paris,
Will sell by Public Auction at the
NoUvELLE BoURsE DU COMMERCE..
OF Paris,
Thursday, JUNE 49, 1891, at o'clock
SPLENDID PIECE OF JEWELLERS WORE
representing
THE EIFFEL TOWER IN DIAMONDS
(42 inches high y 900 damondsl,
entirely made OF Gold Silver and Diamonds
On view daily from MAY IS TO JUNE 49,
az the
GALERIE DURANDRUEL. III Rue lie Peletier Paris
For Catalogues and full particulars apply to the Brokers
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
Great Sale Of Manufacturing Property
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.

sTREET' Reaper and Mower Manufacturing Plant OF
Whtely Fasser e. Kelley. with tools and machinery.
will be offered for sale at public auction.
This property consists Of torty.four acres Of real
coyared with warehouses, malleablc
iron shops foundrles steel works and rolling mi etc.
neId Ohio ad Joining the Big Four and Ohio southern
railways and With private tracks leading thereto and VIII
offered for sale as whole and also In parcels as IL can
be dlyded as 70 make numerous shops each having
suitable grounds and railroad facilities.
The buildings are OF brick, sate-roofed and nearly
new. engines line shaftlng In perfect order and
stocked with all kinds OF machinery and tools OF the
best description for working in wood and iron.
The entire manufacturing plant Is appraised et
1914, 10000 and the tools and portable machinery at
Terms OF sale For personal property cash real
estate 1S cash and the balance in and TWO years
secured by mortgage the premises sold and bearing
six per cent. fntcrest
Fuller information can be obtained BY applying for
GEO. H. FREY Receiver,
Springfield Ohio
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25

OWN YOUR HOME IN beautiful Flushing the a%t,as ban,
Sner village Of New suburbs eiegsn. oSuiag
Hi station on the ''Bowne Park" property. well known
one OF the finest Of beautiful homestead In Flushng
and I'm the very centre OF rapid development Front
ing on Broadway the mseadamked principal street OF
proximity 70 churches and schools surrounded oy bea9
ful villas Instantly commands the admiration OF tne
select seeker Please address for free map BENZ
p S.-visitors take /, 2 O'Clock train from Long
Island City.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
tnrniiure.

tnrniture.
II LlN1vS FINE FURNlTURE.-Never before
l. could hne Furniture be had 80 cheap as now Of
Geo. G. Flint Co.. 14th-st. and Gth-ave ~ -
THE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS. octayo 600 u.ps.
Ilinstrakd The ,tandard authority American open
air amusements Rules for sailing swimming, ball play
ing sho3ting hofsebask riding. &C. &C., In full 81 Der
ana rniSess es pas Tss2' Entertain
New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
L. j. PHILLIPS, Auctioueer
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BELONGING TO THE
CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
kEW-Y0RK
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Public s hereby given that the Commission Of
the Sinking fund the city Of New York by virtue OF
the powers vested In by law, VIII oner tor sag at
public auction, Wednesday, the 9th DAY OF May loSi
az noon Real Estate Exchange and Aucuoh Rooms
Lmed Nos 50 to 90 Liberty street certain ots pieces
longing Mayor, Aldermen and ComnonaiW OF inc
City OF New.York, designated as follows, to VIII
ELEVENTH WARD -..-,
The lot piece parcel OF ground sitatu Oh tne
side OF Cannon street so eet south OF stanton street 70
feet and by 100 feet deep, known as Werd 10
6S4 in the Eleventh Ward OF the Cy OF New Win
the buildme thereon known as Primary School No 3.
TWELFTH WARD. ,
ION the line OF the Old CrOton Water Aqueduet;3
Two lots south side 0nehundred and:nfst street BLOCK
No 1927 Ward Nos 81 80, each 20 rect iroh' anu loo
Two lots, north side onehundred first street Beck
No 1029. Ward Nos 2 %, each 20 ieet iroh' anu ioo
Two lots north Side onehundrcd and second street Block
No 029 Ward Nos. ~ %, each 20 rect ioh1 anu iVo
AS'' - --'-'" NINETEENTH WARD.
Four lots, northwest corner Elgnty strees anu
Park avenue Block No. i06 loo feet BY iV4 ieet hches
TWENTY.FOURTH WARD ,,., ......
One vacant lot on the wsst side @ ,h anu AVENUE 9ns
hundreds seventysxh street. q by loao eeti ward
No 45, on Block 1,l60 -. , a., ,,..u.,.u
For terms and conditions of sale and full Information
see City Record - . ,
The right to reject any bid is reserved
Lthogfaphic maps OF said real estate may be be had at
th. ComptoIIers Office Stewart Building No $50 Broad
way. - ,,.o.. =, .ho e,nLro Fund
"' '- VI w THEo. W. MYERS,
Comptroller.
City Of York, Finance Department cOmptroer's or
fee May 81. 1891