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Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05
Public Sale!
TUESDAY,. NOV. II.

I will sell at my farm, Is miles
Northeast of Mexico, 8 miles North
west of Laddonia and 2 miles North of
Worcester, on Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1891,
the following described personal prop
erty, to-wit:
head of draft horses, an extra
| good one.
2 two-year-old horses, 2 extra Shire
y~earlings.
6 head of mule colts.
2 horse colts, one a Montrose.
40 head of high grade cows.
SO head of yearling steers, 25 head of
good calves.
6 head of extra two-year-old steers.
10 head of fat hogs and several sows
and pigs.
20 tons of hay, a large quantity of
feed and the grass will be rented.
Lunch served on the grounds free.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums Of SO
and under, cash. Over $40 a credit of
IL months will be given, purchaser
| giving approved note with s per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

The st. Louis Furniture Board
OF Trade has presented W. Q. l.,
Jewett, as president of the North
east Missouri Press Association, a
fine chair to be used by the presld-
ing officers of the Association at
their meetings in the future,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

Prominent citizens of Galloway
county have formed themselves
into an organization to improve the
roads. This organization gives a
banquet Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der 10, at Fulton. Secretary IT.
vine has our thanks for an invita-
ton to be present, and we only
wish We could spare the time to &C
ecuf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

Il. S. LACEY, Comptroller of
Currency, writes a splendid en-
dorsement of the management of
the defunct National Bank of St.
.oais by l.. V. Stevens, State
f.eAsurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

Now is the time to move in the
matter Of a mile track. Unless
Mexico secures one at once the
chances are that we will never
hauo ono
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05
CLEVELAND WILL SURELY BE THE
NOMINEE In 1892.
The Democrats Got More Than They
Expected - Tariff Reform will
Sweep the Countrywide
Still Republican.
Spacial D,spatch to the Ledger,

special Dispatch to the Ledger.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 4, 4:3O p.
m.-Returns are coming in slowly.
There is no question but the Demo
Gratis have made gains all over the
United States and have surely car
ried New York, Iowa and Massa.
chusetts. McKinley's plurality, al
this hour, is estimated at 22,OOO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

MADAM BLANcH has returned
from Columbia, Mo. She is a
great mind reader. She says she
found plenty of money in Columbia
but very few minds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

u, S, HALL is a candidate for
Congress against Charley Mansur.
Hall is one vi Missouri's staunch.
est and most promising young
Uumscrats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

Look at the new case of picturs
put out by the Enamel Co., OF
our citizens. The work shows for
it's self, and lie all they claim-ex-
cellent. dewitt:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

In the language OF the late Ia
mented John n. Edwards, the
democrats were in the saddle and
rushing things" years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

MADAM BLANcH, the mind read
er, should now put up her s1OO
she was to contribute if Campbell
did not carry Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05
Guardians Eoties.

Notice Ii hereby given that the nm
dersIgned has been appointed guar
dian Of the person and the estate Of
Charles James, adjudged to be of un-
sound mind, by the Probate Court Of
Audrain County, Missouri All Of bis
business affairs viii be transacted by
me. b. r. JAMES. ST.,
27-4-t. Guardian Of Charles James.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

GALLANT young Russell, of Mas
sachusetts, won a glorious victory
and is one of the Democratic lead
era in the United States to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

EVERY business man In Mexico
and every citizen of Audrain coun.
ty should be interested in having a
mile track in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

A RELIABLE Iumor says that the
Kansas City Times has passed en-
tirely from the control of Nor
rison Mumford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

ORGANIZATION and a little active
work will secure for Mexico a mile
track. The money is in sight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

The Democratic party won a
glorious victory on Tuesday. Now
for 1892.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

THE LEDGER cannon ID ioaaea
for Cleveland and Boies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

GROVER CLEVELAND Will De
nominated by reclamation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05
WEDNESDAY, o 18,

The following described personal
property, to-wit:
A Cleveland Bay Stallion, s yrs. old,
registered, and a splendid animal.
A good 4 year old Jack.
II Mares, in foal to the above horse,
10 of them high bred Cleveland Bays.
Is Beautiful high grade yearling
Cleveland Bay Ffllys.
8 two year old Colts.
6 weanling Cleveland Bay Colts.
So extra good sheep.
10 thoroughbred Cows.
8 thoroughbred Calves, and other
property.
This is all extra stock and Is sold for
the purpose of settling up partnership.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums of SO
and under, cash. Sums over $40 q
credit of 8 months will be given, pur-
chaser giving approved note bearing
8 per cent. per annum.
Clark & Squirting.
J, r. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. 2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05
THE LEDGER,
Now for a mile track.

Our poultry is doing first rate
thank you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

CLEVELAND and Boies Tor lsSz
should sweep the whole country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05

See that attachment ON
heJacks0nW Wagon for lift
the front wheels out
Of Il rut. G.. L. FERRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-11-05
PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned will sell at the
Clark & Squirting place, ten miles
| Northwest of Mexico and five miles
| North of Thompson Station, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
nrcORnEn MORTGAGES.

Ay,rs Ira ~ to Ncw.Yorl building and Loan AS
socia, on lot ~ map Cancbraleng 5000 on.
Ahcrl, Maurice; to ID lawson > l5thst' oh'
Anderson Matthew. to + B Chcdsey. 145th-st, Q
Bradcy Falk, to Duay, 5sth.st. 1lth.sve. 1
ChaIin samuel to J X lIc lots II to 81, 1o0 to
los -. to 1877 map No NJ Connolly. years. $1,000.
Cohen Geo j, To Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
n : Sjthst, " lith.aye, years $4,000. 49,
Crawford. Andrew, TO II Muses., 2ooth-st. 10TH
Ducy Homer, }, 70 S J Moore. 2oa.st, W Madison.
Dck Rob"rt To- 4 + Holly. lot II map 9th Ward. .
De Vcau, j NJ to Equitable Life Assurance Society
Edit. ,opod, to American Eighth National Bank,
II . corner SGth.st and RiNersdc-avc 800. 900.
Err. Mary NJ to l. Kruger. 3lst-so. q Lexington
Frame John TO German Savings Bank 12sth.st c
OF 4ti-aVe. year. mortgage $4,000.
Hamilton, Ida VI. to Philip, corner lOthave and
Hannah, Mary. to X NJ walach, n 77thst. of Ist-
Hcrtcr il; to Iieia. lot 4I3 map c Moore, year,
Hubble Ada e. to DOerng, i27th-st, Of oh.ave,
iat lot Charles II, to a NJ Hawkins, n 1Oth-st. of
1G-aVt 3 years, $1,000.
Jordan " b Nj. to q q Lockwood. 93d-st, OF
lst-aVc. year ~ 600.
Kuesel. Henry NJ to c Ellsworth corner PARK Place
and College Place years. $4,000
Ketcham. James W. TO II Is Barnes, Lexington
ave ANA 53d-st. . years mortgages, f27 500.
kaufman. Nj s. 10 Weinstein. l29 Hester-st years,
Krumweldc Henry W, to Smith, $50 sth-avc years.
List Alexander l. schlcsmyer, 40 East Houston-st,
Lachncr John \. to y Rcubert, n llth.ave and
l73d-s years. $500 i.
Mathews. william j, TO III Powell. n l23d.st, @ OF
3d-lve. q mcnths $4,000.
McOwen Anthony, to Emicrant industrial Savings Bank
Meyer : r. to j u Talmadge, s0tl.st Of 9thave,
l year. 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
assa11ED A WITNESS IN THE STREET.

Camden, " j., March IL (SpeciaD-When the Lingo
trial began to-day Prosecutor jenkins said that eA
Judge Wescot chief counsel for the defence hau ue
a violent attack upon Dr. Henry F. Formal Inc
suecialst who had testified as an expert, Just a1er
court adjourned yesterday afternoon Mr. Wescott
had exclaimed TO Dr. Formal: 1--WE been laying ior
Won and I've got you just where want you ana VIII
mt YOU in Jail for perjury" Later IN the presence
of crowd in the street, the prosecutor salu' MI
Wescott had said to DR.. Formal: " You come over
here for money and 10 hang people and if live long
enough I'll have you in JAIL This, the prosecutor
said was an intimidation of witnesses which should be
taken cognizance Of
Judge Garrison suggested that a rule to snow cause
for contempt be taken. To this eX-Judgc Wescott
soid .Notbinc would give me greater JOY than to
meet that or any other legal proceeding the prosecutor
can devise. | am able to take care OF Myse II
Prosecutor jenkins said he wanted 10 take no such
course but wanted the witness protected:
Ex-Judge WescOtt declares that he shal prove thdt
Dr. Formal is not graduate OF Heidelberg University
as lie testified the witness stand yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS.

Another day of animated speculation enjoyed
IN the wheat market The smaness Of the net changes
was surprising in view of the large volume OF trading,
nearly Il bushels changing hands in the option
line Extreme nervousness characterized the move
ment of values and realizatons were liberal but the
bulls finally secured the control At the start there
was decline due to the Interpretation OF the Govern
ment report the reserves In farmers hands, the
bears conendng that the short crop of 1890 there
should be larger decrease in the stock held by farm
ers Heavy arrivals at the Northwest testified to the
magnetic power of ruling values. The weakness was
checked by BIadstreers estimates of the supply OF
wheat which showed decrease Of more than 1oOO,Ooo
flour clearances increased export demand helped
the advance and the vgor OF corn lent sympataeuc
aid. May options opened at ~ o. rose 10 81 ~ Is
and realzatiOns fell back 10 al o9 - July opened
at 81 Oh a. but rose TO ~ % 39aS1 % Ia Inc net
gains of all months up to December were only l4Glo
cent the last-named month ended Il cent lower.
There advance of l-2G34 cent III cash
wheat and shippers took 1o8 900 bushels the spot
and to arrive, while there were $1,000 bushels sold
for shipment at interior points
A number OF influences contributed to :" boom" in
corn after temporary early weakness. Cables were
firm and Bradstreet reported decrease Of ao9,4oo
bushels In the supply, but me man factor Tas =,
realization that the reserves held in farmers hands
this cereal for export and home consumption; The
shorts bought freely and carried prices up 3-o 1or
March and 107-6 cent for tine later months: spot
lots were cent better, but only 5000 bushels were
taken for export.
Cash lots Were fairly active and 14a12 cent higher
while the options under free purchases closed with
gains of 3-401 Ia cent.
Lard was higher in sympathy with corn, closing
with gains of l30 % points for the options. There
were sales of tierces the SPOT and TO arrive
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat March, 81 - IL; May, al % IS; june
I'll OF rs: July, 81 % Ia December. ~ 03 SO.
Corn-March, 20 "a; May, 90 IL; July, GO 1-8
cents.
Oats-March, 81 "a; May, 50; July, Sc 3-4 cents
Lard-March, S6 80; May, SO Al; July, SO "a; Au-
gust, SO IS.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and I:oson were
as follows Wheat 440i3 bushels corn i32l0 push.
els oats. 143,395 bushels; total grain 1913 AL bushels
-four 20,74S packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Louis the arrivals were: Wheat. 1888 bushels
corn, 3Of 3l4 bushels: oats 2111s0 bushels: total
grain, &c, 0l3 bushels; -four, l. 203 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
1--WE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March HETEROGENEOUS Tor last p h0ufs.
head total for week thus far, GSiO head for
time last week, $40 head CONSIGNED through, lao
head, Of which $50 to NewoIk on sale 20 lead steady
hefcs and cows SO 5Oo$3 90 old fat cows 81 2jds2 10
sheen and ambs-Recepts for last - hours 5000 head
thus far, 1880 head for time last
1860 head; consigned through, 200 head. Of
which 200 TO New-York; sale, 400 head sheep
steady lambs noe higher fair TO good sheep 50 25aSG
choice, So 1886 % lambs. fair 10 good, s. 7jdS6 30
extra 50 1896 80; closed firm; all sold prospects good
for balance Of week. HOgs-Recep.s for last p hours
$50 head thus far. 1880 head for
time week, $50 head consigned through, 1850
head OF which 1920 NewYOrk; sale, . 400 head
York grades SC higher and closed steady and strong all
sold Workers. 81 S0d 80 So few fancy singers 80 30
light So 1888 SO mediums So s5as3 90 heavy, 90 So
st. Louis, March 1i.-Cattlc- Receipts. 1000 head
shipments, 900 head market higher; good to
fancy natives, 81 70as5 10 fair 10 good ~,
tyes 90 soasl TO- stoekers and feeders 81 toas3 e5
head shipments, 400 head: market higher fair 70
choice. 81 6oasS IS; mixed grades 90 3oas3 80 light
market steady; good TO choice. siasa 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12

Chicago, March IL (SpecaD.-Wheat tonight closed
about where it did last night, after day OF eXten
vacillatlon. May opened at 81 90 L. sold between
81 90 Ii and 81 OF 81, and closed at 81 Oh 5o.
Gables closed at a decline. Damage however, re
ported Spain and from Italy Bradsreets reported
a decrease East and West of the Rockies OF $4,000
and export ccarances from the four ports were
equivalent TO almost 100000 bushels. cold
was reported coming and the newspapers contained
a Leeds cable quoting unusual advance in nOUr
there during the last fortnight. The trade in
clined 10 sell wheat the Government crop report
but made uneasy by the Tremendous strength in
corn The Northwestern receipts aggregated 3J2 cars.
Corn amazed everybody by it, strength. Not only
the tip top prices so far on this crop made, but
they were maintained at the close. samples up
about one cent. The receipts aggregated only ga
cars: the estimates for Thursday, only 800. Ii
noteworthy that the buying was led by the shipping
and receiving party. Professional short sellers made
a determined attack on July. meeting, however, with
no success May sold from go 30 10 81 IL; July,
from 50 TO so. The close at the top. oats,
usual, kept up very close behind corn advancing a
little over two cents and closing very the top.
Nav started ut 81 Ii, touched SO IL and closed at
53 IA. spectators in tho provision pit to-day
ignored the news from the wards and took their
from the corn pit nPorlt scored advance of G2 IL
35 600 hogs at the yards; the estimate for Thursday
Il also J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was decided increase In activity in National
Transit certificates at the Consolidated Exchange yes
tcriay the dealings amounting to $4,000 barrels
The result was fall in values from 20 38 to ~ 3-o"
741-2 cents. The pressure % sell was not eNCu'eu
hv any general financial conditions and there was no
news OF fresh gushcrsT from the wildwood district
II mcht be traced to the weakening tendency VI re-
fined quotations and the realization OF the danger III
oIved in the threatened accumulation of stocks above
ground AT the present rate a which Development WORK
is being carried on. The market closed WIN nraHS
Refined quotations were 7.1007.35 cents IN barrels
and $50 cents per gallon in cases. Foreign quo,.ao
lions Antwerp. 10 Il francs, BleIeh, o'oV
narlIa: london. D 2-lnl Is p.ncc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-On the spot ruled steady win NOV l r'y'
stir to the demand. 40. io G1otca lSS1aI and
part ban at s for 80 ortS N a55 52StAi s O ass
caracas 1868 bags unwash ID 90, ana 200 napS ]
m,r,can. private terms. Options develop d"y' I,.
activity but trading again Of local ch4lI,Il; ~
changes were conn araycly light March adI,iIc
polntS but later months cc-ed odlp points .i.'d
r .zinc. Gables wcr" generally tame law. cos
unchanged uambuIg gained PHI L sb I'd Xpr
SOS Sd Nav SOS: June 79s Sd July. - 81 AuHIUns
~ (oIumcrc1l Telegram BurauN cables as IulloNd
with rcgard to Rio dispatch Communication lntSdiru
bv land vir-. Cornwall neither wire nor raw aNU'D
Continental or VALPARAISO a~o unavailable Nothing since
Monday morning from SOulii 800, ,,,,,ou a., mammal
good 5 cond coo exchange privatel ISL Icccik1'
no ft,y0 day. 600 BAGS; Flo clcaranees 10 IntW
STAT 90 900 bars: Rio claaIGnccs to Europe; iO"o
lags RIO stock 100 900 bags Rio market hrn t Gr6
al San;o. two DAVIS, 1900 bags; Sahto, SIOUX ''-"
Lag, santos market Ann good ayrlafG S'H,9s % COO
CLEARED from Flo March s. stamship Van DNck UU00
lac. Reccipts at Rio July 70 March ., ls9l. s1tWV
bags same time 1890 l1li,00O bags SAM VI W,6 q
iS9I . 527 600 bags; time ls'D, lo1S uOO DE-
same time 1883 SOP 600 bag 1oV'l S'I's "'io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March 1iWhcat-So hard qniet; oh SnrB
light cars sold at ~ i70Sl lS 1000 bush NO NoISn
afI sold a5 81 l4la sold for - II on track 40
hard T.. f.. offered at ~ 09' 40 Northern u ooA
SO Northern. ~ OJ3t winter wheat hlghcri No Itu
in store. - or do on track, = o. 2@s 03 10 ME
red II O50si 06; No white, II O6cdTl % NO tNtta
Witt. ~ 0jdHl OG track; 1000 bush no WHIT
oregon >od az - 81. Corn opened hiI - cafs
80 > yellow -od a. ears No yellow sold at c1Sc
80 > aud No -od nj G51dd5Slc closing ~ =,
aly?nce asked. higher II No white s0!d ~
37a57 be- closing at So a.kcd 40 white. She no ,
rlNtd 5GLe; whn, IN store, 81 lac Barley stronR
and unchanged. Rye nomlnallv - for 40 : ON track
Flour firm and rmchanged. Millfccd UNCHANGED 10 %
ccnts-Wheat bush corn. o. 600 bush oats, 6OOO
bush. Shipncnt-Whc1t. 5000 bush
Chicago March 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Mari. II. 5A5 p mn erfn,Ioid'Trs oror
oicr moderately Bacon-iIoder~ OFF, mod'ut ly; long
ccar mdd,s about 81 a. firm 40 2d- iou- and short
clear middle about - H. nrm a. rs Gd should ts a'out
- 10 II u. -t.ady 30 - 90. Ch,rs'-iiodrIs oH"f
~t0rnrlY. Ia lpw-liolGrr, olrr freely. Iuip.uf me-
holder. moderately. cottin-d oil. Liverpool refined
nfm .t lgs Cd Hp-ln-Thr supply j. poor common lrW
A sd. Iald-SbOt- Holder, olcr slnrnrly future
Holder, oTci moderately prime Western. spot and March
nlm at -, I'd: April and May finn Mt 3o, Wheat and
hour Holder. ufrf -Idfncy. Corn spot .nd fptur"~
Holders nirf moderately; mixed Western. March, STEADY
., I'D Nav steady a. >, ~ Hop, al London-PaclC
Coa-t-1hc supply Is poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12

Liverpool. March II. y. mrhc sale, Of the day in.
cludod 1890 bales American.
futur, 'i',ci quiet Amerlcan- Nfdng low middling
clause, March delivery 30 Cidi 5lGtl: March and April
d,lN.Ty 5o.Gidl II Gid; Aprh and Nay delivery,
jJ-GIdt jitld Nav and June delivery. jSGid. Nau"
and Jdlv delivery, ClGIdt C9-6id July and Aueu-t
deliver, 80 1.6id; August aut Slirmbr delivery,
1-Gidb GOA september and Ociobr delivery. l-O d,
seller, uctobcr aud November delivery. 81 buyers.
sa~qFiht MamTh q .-1ett'n Gay nidilms 3'l'r
lIoss Icrrir.-, lisO lnl", sales SO stock. Cab
Ncwptcm-. March ll.-totiou steady WiIing So;
low n.dding. Lee eoId ordinary, Zoe L,t receipts,
"972 har~; g- 3l3ii cNpc> coa-tNier. 2,lOi. salr,
, $50 stock. BEDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12

Muth, Charles A. to German American Real Esat. ru<
81 600. years,
Maher Martin, to II Randey, l03th.st Of Is,
ave, instslments, 81 OO0 ~ VI 40"
O'Connor, James A, to L. Jones. W Arthur.aye q,
UnOnaye, l year, 5000. VI
Schre Der, Manuel, to NJ Hymsn, W S Columb,as a. ,
OF KivingtOnst, years, 80, 800 .
Smith, Arihur, 10 ID Smith, 72d.st Of 4.h.av.
] year. 80 900 law
Schneider, Jacob, A G. Riner lot 81 man Nel....
Smith. l year, al 100. ''sS
sloh jacob A, to Horton, n 22dst e Of eu.ays
5 years. mortgages, $50 600. 'S
Stewart. Percy NJ, TO Hudson River Bank n ssth.ss
OF 1lth-ave, u months, IS 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
New.York. Wednesday. March II.

The following sales were made at the Exchange and
Auction Room today
? story dwelling with lot. No lo3 West S3dcst' s.
o., :, g. eth-aye lot igxl0O.5; J Brown, Sl9OOV 80.
- ,tpry dwelling with lot. No 81 Great Jones o66
- Inwrrv lot 2OXl0O; Alexander Brothers, -z@i.o
o, W shave. 25S II soth-st 2oNlooi NC
O'q'k ot Wc,t soth.s 100 It shave. 25xloos
I. Il Bach. :? 400 ,,. ~. 90, % AZ posrI-st
plot Of land AMI buildings, 20, ~ 20 AZ W6ian
" cor Willan-st plot 100 SNlO2A9OA91Ji "heiai'
800 500. g., A.. =, ,,osors, - 1Ao11
:, "a Cb1rchst lot .5XiO22; tiodsticker 100000 Oh
similar building with lot Nos p TO =, Now Shal 81
ho-..t w lis 10 $ Pearl-st lot S3lON1iGA'2SNs's;
s'7 TO- so 49, Pearlst - New Chambers-st l21ox
qeG: n Campbell. ra5oo. ,., So. -, Toe uous,on.st
n W cor Thoup,on.st lot 2j.2XlOO; Asher "elh'""n'
$4,000. -. 8, D.r.e, , w Rroad.
war lot -5N574; Gold.uchcr. 81 900. ,oo,,s,
3..tory house with lo. No Ia tl-t i-o'h'S" =
9d.n,r lot igGNGg1l: J Miller. $4,000 o.e :,
.torv Gat Win lot so 90 9th.ayG :, -4e II
9Stry dw. ling win lo: No $40 West 33d-st s.
80 II w.sthavc lot 2ON'99 , booh' Blow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12
'guIar. -, :, a,o,,tuaa.
STAINED.
&c 1.1G Low Mid1ling....'''' "; ~

GoQd Ofulh n 1fIG Nidding ....... 81
0n,iouucrcssed activity prevailed in this line today
and the market ruled stronger The opening Wh lsI,
hans little and options s0id on "a time, %
M bIync subsequent: improved, and loc1! ,shois
covered quite freely. The result was GENERAL fi,e Iu
hihr nalr.. were made the close, showing nrt gains
Of sale points yesterday Liverpool aoNces wWrig
ncyc e1c6urscing and the port receipts were los man
Expectations. both Of which aided the "DuAs.' SHe''
1O2 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12

RECORDED REAL ESTATE THANSFERS-N' y CITY
-ogtA., s. - It e lota-aye' 75A99ll Hen 80 .oc
2o?hi% s,,,d 1t Io.h AVE. i-o>,''' 1000
rr5 ,9 + H ~ IL. and c.6cr property Hum,
9oth -; 80 yf ~ 70 w tIorracc whiSt $4,000
sih9'G No S,S CN'o' \ N.'' 'i1 10000
coa'orsai% g9rs 10: zig, 49, v %pP wilton.
l,3d'st :. IS II " 7tha,e, lJ.VAy9ll; same
1894 IT., n i ~ fr II ''n'Ne' VDN'D'.i 1,cOd
45tSSt and Tis 10 80 Anderson % $50
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3ls-t i82 t Laynetoaeyc 2lNoso Leopold % 900
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icokioo Mary + Monaghan to Sol BcrImcr -, 90,
"' TcyS S'','' ~ 49, -. $4,000
Nsrb,t wenston to n Kaufman and others 1000
FoG C5daiy and WIFE f"r to Iohn Ever; 1900
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George q lockwood and wife to VIM NJ ,ooo
ltth.a,c n g cor 73d.st 25N1O0; Annie f. Reu.
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lod.st. No OILS East IL Mann, ir. To Richard
'' GiC' to Ne MaIce NGcrn Dl'''' 10 900
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12

warehouse deliveries since March J. ISL No" 91G
IS 2G6 bags; Baltimore, 3lVo DAYS. N'"'"''' WV
bags: total, Sl130 bags. 49,. , ,oodr ,t Unclaimed
nricss sales ia bales for consumption loftTcSc'ltS
OK balrs against - 100 bales this day last week. anu
,,t.s hfe dav last Ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-12

nv HE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS octave. 500 pages.
illustrated Tho standard authority Amo rlcan
air amusements. Rules sailing swimming. ball play
ing shooting horseback riding. &C.. &C.: IN full 81
roIy Published bv The Tribune. Ncw-York. Entertain.
Ing and universally omDIucnted By the press