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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF. NEwYo DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF. NEW-rORh DEALINGS.
The wheat market yesterday enjoyed "see-
saw" movement, but ended with the bulls in con-
troll The dealings In options fell under $500 900
bushels and the trading largely local in char
acter. The cables came firm and there fall
Ing of In Northwestern arrivals leading to an early
rise. The amount on passage to Europe increased
G64 900 bushels and clearances small, aud
these influences led to selling later The state
mcnt OF the English visible supply followed indicating
decrease of 100000 bushels and this coupled
with slight export inquiry and The buoyancy IN
Wall street caused general covering of shorts. Tho
range Of values Is fairly shown by the movements OF
May delivery, which opened at 81 Oh Ia. fell to
III OF l-l6 and ended at 81 GA 90. The final net
gains ranged from cent for January TO Ia cent for
July. spot wheat closed firm on sales OF $1,000
Corn was extremely dull and devoid OF feature.
Cables were easier, and the amount on passage in
recovered ffOm in sympathy with the vigor OF wheat
The options closed generally shade higher: Spot
lots were off 1-4a1-2 cent,and only $4,000 bushels
Oats suffered from realizations Cash lots were
14G1-2 ceet lower and the options were of 1-263-S
cent for January and February and unchanged for
May. 40
Lard was weak early. but ended nrmer, with
options up s92 points; There were sales OF l3oO
for export could not be learned
The final quotations were
wheat-January. 81 o. -: February 81 "a 70;
March. 81 O5 IL; May. 81 O4 SO; July o9 So cents
Corn-January, SO IL; February, 80 7s; March, go;
6ats~January, 81 12; February. 81 So; May. SO
cents
Lard-January. SO IS; February. SO 90; March.
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday at
New.York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were as
follows Wheat 1880 bushels: corn. lab l05 bushels
oats. HOOP bushels total grain, 275I27 bushels;
St. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat 81 ,343 bushels
corn III O33 bushels oats. 1O207 bushels total
grain. 3ss,673 bushels flour. as.375 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

DRUGS, DYES, &c.Whle no large transactions have
and the market whole remains in steady son d.
and 81 0s Tor per sgn a. 81 %
rebates steady with the outlet fair refined and pow
ffeeS for ns so al , n %%i% fn
ss:: Ssn $Ss esy S e$ sSs5 ~
and Balsam Peru, 81 45G$I So carb. ammonia IS III
cstaSs f Gs @" T At f@ss s'G5a 5I
S Western and 20 a5aEs Sc @ HeSYo e
fairly for as ,a and 6 6h b
are moving win ge st a@shg
sse sss': esnts SSs% dl s%d
5c o foreign and fa
done for the season. and quotations are nominal
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRIED FRUIT-The mar.
become fairly active aRd pretty much everything in
the fruit nS Is sGng SgS m nnd pne ac
a tfine ''' The prcc Of coa IN low in nut fa
Maiaga SaSI S0 sG,GwR new
new 70 Sd lgpsiiia sy eSO new 7Sc iaIs
M c1 LSSS0n nfs sye il GcS2 Dac drs"
s ssSs 5e ns 9ofs; az
Ctro LeshG he Iss be% @osks G7c DO Is"
casks Sc do boxes 7cGioos 1890 bags new,
s se new do Ffps GSa SGi DsC 40
% ssl .hF &c do n 9" h sfs
c XaPs Ss DC Mn s dS FrSnf 6s a.
E fHE yS nsS ass
fake,4c do medium peafl4ci hnepear az hnYn
fine fine S2e DO do e5ma IsSg IS soa$
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-Lemons and ORANGES have
sold teIsby Wei Old and bananas a .. went e a.
$5a do fascy IS ar do do G aodG SO 81
Oranges Messn and Pae,mo 800 g e % OK zoo Do
S ~ SI 10 repseEed 5000 Craps Amcria sj@Sl1
s Banasaf Port Lnon r run u s7asi So seconds
s2TgsyW4 go gem oyes yet II slted h but tho
mark t, seem s' sS7 y5oSs2a per- Dbl 10 scotia
sGas DO slssf5Cs B SS a Cod GEORGE r
@7ac p.r ~ and Bank ea6e Box asrrme me @Is
ssalSs iI Merrdg Nova scotia split TortaGa =
as 20 Dutch, 55a07isc for Ordinary anu run WINE
all aroma today and iS st ruf& &c G ane s eo
5o5 Of affairs 10 served 10 check The jo6Gng od
RAID and 81 the the % Tyd there We're So Pf
sSYG ss i Gtg Mr. Ss' aoS
5lcQW s SS h Msaes q ns'
me sass 100 S5Is FGsa s2 So DO PasSts Is GS
ny Eftgs Mss , wheat j G p seS
ss d 1SS$s go 70 e eSGe e ~
pR 3s T %ss Icy $ S
o of snpen 10 'sS ps aSs
s sS. ss + a scs s% sd
SS@Is sa S9UIHGGoBfS Dls hssppeg sraa
HSads and Family Extras. sldsS Patent 81 SISso 81
hs s1pernne at ~ oasi 35 fancy at % toae4 90
80 RICKwHEAT FLoIR-F,rnc lnS y XII rSehhfN%
oGSt"d At Soc GoRNMEAL-steady. yellow "es,ern
$50 bbls ,.s,,, ,,~evaued I'm tho
irregularity prevaieuu 'e
non line to.dsy ard dealings were pIihcipaiA ~
DpIPn i les than 500 OOG bush changing hands
&c oiening was a tTine better AFTER Wi.h uneID 80
inp Closing however about the best nsules o. tnS
90 and firm Remote months (pafLiculhIp AtBu.s
my, a we're perh1ps exception T. inc general
e being relatively than nearby deyeres ogin
o,iSn ,oy st Louis account. May, when starten AZ
Il os against 81 The eISse , o. yya iIad S 81 o
ia,inc on az the top. July opened 81 9oSg sn .tgn
between Os i1Gq9se closing a. ts se was an increase
lers o w 900 hush in the amount passage while thr
baDnq decrease 0oo 600 bush for the
a. rule Arm, ana IN some cnsrs
,,sS., which helped the early buoyancy Inere
soms fsng the Northwestern GhVa anu sis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

dull HoWsid:st and Western super 1893 90 e Nr do
Rio brands Sxta t5d5 winter wheat patent F5qE5 10
do r@ es ao a. 60 20 49, 10 e1ie i1
95cQsl oS; oneberry SlGfl o.; western western PIaiGs
sS5s; Tin''t 81 oassl or, csFn-$SatSsES MN
white 59agSle fellow G0aG gs MSte, Nav
%sse PS %mcf aeaqn1S Snsade
.sc Sc do Western Whit S2Gs s DO DO DO
mixed 5olsc rye firm choice. SiGs2s good pine
@osSy 81 80 GOOD TO 'G prime do 10 5as
visions quiet; mes, pork; old 81 oo new SIN 91dk
and sugar Dickicd shoulder Sc; sugar cured smoked
ancd 9 &c hans @S reser rfs enay & f
10 choice 2id2Gc do imitation 2ld.Hc lsdle faney
DO al 90 10000 sSSa 70 flS' soe psjxG Eggs
Slow fresh. s5a97c Ice House lisa Ioc. Coffee m
g MS falSGe' i ad i0 top: Ao quiet ne 9a
Whskey quiet 81 %la:l a. T5sghs TO hTspo or
for orders, Is Gda2s ID.
Boston. Jan l3.-tlour quiet and steady Corn qnict
5 5Sn sad C %s. uf ana NJ"
5000 bush oat' 20 600 bush shorts. "a TONS
rr R%'G III SaA '9 e. sa 5 ct S}@S so
bush o e. 100 Co., old e q 1 cs 80 o,
ng az = os. cars MnnSaTos go Norther9 sold at
q o. closing 4; 81 S c9 S29c eu N 80 red NsT dS
car 10 extra red at 9,1c 70 Whit 81 ooai on On
92c in store Corn quiet and easier cars No. yellow
sold at 57a574c; II cars 30 90 56@G57e cars no:
quiet cars no Whit, SIC ear 10 white sold e.
sold "a at hiGicS 1 sps& Michigan SYq q
No Canada % 9lee a: o9 s No. 6oSa e1 @
SOC no Stat offered Rye dull; No, 2. 76c In store
T g. best Hnts9' hiPEns % s0SS s 81
as2s :pr!Pg; s2ias5i So Resepts-WIsst, 900 bush
$500 bush corn. 49, 900 bush cats l2.oJo bush.
Chicago lSThe leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

yr,vs FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The tendency OF dealings in crude oil certificates is
toward duIness. Reports OF a new strike OF pc
troeum near Pisburg disposed the traders early yes
terday TO be bearish," but, in sympathy WIN the
buoyan temper of railway stocks the maakets shGmeu
ever in the DAYS operations AT the stoeh ,
there were sales OF 10000 barrels at 90 RncScve oil
were SeaIt i'm at 90 I20 rs cents against - cents Oh
Monday. There were sales Of 10000 6aFIss IN 9p
tons at the Consolidated EXchanee, a aS 40 Refined
petroleum was unchanged at TAO cents IN parrci'
9l5 cents in cases. Foreign quotauohS nrSon q q
werp, Il francs; Bremen, o'oo h'"'A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

coupled with export buying added to rnness
her talk via Cheago Iespceelng the small esmates Of
eminent both which had Weakening eject awhile,
into te into cn KINGDOM for tnc wee sS oc.
com Ine amount on oeean And in the ntsd KmSd fo
the week SIntlof arrivals were 100 O6 bush spring and
- Nas bush wlte aeain.t s29 and So lot hush re-.
clearance. 80 bush wheat and 90 600 pkqs -four on
%a S n's shppe took GSuSS o !so
rrng the be Of May price delivered and Gee bush
9sa s |'S a o SGd eya ss SSv
SSsIid9d SiRSt red at Sc al GA SeIt@sJ1
s SGs ~ c S sc s,1 no. ia ?u S Z Of sGT
No January. closing at 81 0i9 do February closing
Do Nav 81 o. 1i "Ssi o. S closing at y o
SSSs Ssf Is 50 SHSs V ecns a
S Ws:9 @ a SaP2q ssd s ,5s
Tccen1 70 600 bush Sneraded Western and 10000 ba
az sac Sae p Wcst,1 terms No SSada SOC
ES!s 30 0oc 40 csDads 1Sc RTE ,A NAT d.
ps$y My & :IsS, S;saS ie, sa,g
quite higher mgs marked , on May ie s s
ccaranees and rather easier cables The amount on pas
@ sAG s"ra sSs sOS SS sSR Tn
aud dull condition Of trade Shippers. took three
fatsr GsH ah
59a eeya %Sed oo arc %os 80 1 sS
yeo 5Sss s'a elevator SS No. SGS
closing 50Se; do February 500 d59se, closing at
d st aats c do S05n az ns
.OA1S-Were somewhat depressed freer arrivals at
w deen o%9S saa Vas quite
;s%sh %Sent brought about ssSsio % :,
ty ys 2 SOs S % SPOT SS Tn No No. mixed S
elevator 522c aGoat NO white S2aS2"e elevator 3n
graded mixed Western a9q3Sc white do, 52d5ec 10
January, closing at 81 do February idol &C. closing
Nay 8 SG;ins Z; % FEEL
= %; 100 n: 81 l5os1 90 Snaps 81 21arl 30 Rye
HAY AID sTRAw-The hay market rules steady, par
ticulariy on desnbe grades which have fair call Re
f m ucfh 90, Gs" to nIS good I' ' Common
to fair 3jGi5c clover mixed, 45d10c shipping 400 soc
-. STHAW-Long rye, Soc short rye 4OG45ci oat and
HoPS-shppers remain passive and trading on local
In the meantime the market rules barely steady state
1890 choice, 3sc msdium 34d36c common to fair. goa
fair 20a23 State 1888. 12dsc; do old. safe; Pacific
Coast, 1890, common TO choice, 3od37c; choice, 1889
HEMP AND JUTE-Manlla hemp is still and normal or
butts quiet at i15d17iac Tor paper mixing 1S7ac and
HIDES The dealings have increased during the week
and aer- is stability to prices with however no Tadi
cal changes. Quotat ons Sordova. @2a23a n, ltc
%2S5 N 4 i.tsdiss Maam@Ss G5s5 n = loai9iiS
selected OGI3 N, lie; Cortoya kps, 1OalS o., 1il3c
Cortes montevideo and Rio Grandc. hps, 1913 ~ ia
they rqm. i2ais h. osd Dry sated Mstamoras scleced
las n, Sc Southern, as they run 1880 n &c; We
h. Sue city 1875 ~ SSoc Texas o,
and eEOG e sc 6 yy ia9shT mainly SGa 1 M
wants, the business in Hemloek sole for several day
' are sT and daily Teep have been s5
sorcd stock hand howgyer + abnnd39t and as
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IAvs,noa Ian "a A n m-The sales OF the dsy o IT.
elude 700 bales American Futures closed n delivery
5iSGa%s ia2adt January and February delivery ers
flood February and March deIiy ~ April and
sy delivery 25.eid sellers May s sod SSne e9CiS
sS-64a5 2S-sfd; June and July laaI9l AZ 32.6ld
August and september deliver 2eSt SdSS sac low
sidding Sic good ordinary 7ec net az nd cosstwse,
ssoss bales; exports 10 Great Britain' o'o''
EewOrleans jan I3-cotton firm middling vs eee,pts
niddne iIJec good ordinary. 15.!6c h osa. saics
ss52, bales grsss 1880 exports eoas'"i'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

Receipts for past "a hours 1000 head total for week
thns Tar. 53S0 head for time last week. 81 $50
head consigned through 900 head Of which $500 n
NrNw1York sale q 500 head market duh mediums
a, 20 sggTs 20 light do. 20 81; pigs - 2oa~' 10
Chicago Jen. i3-"Thc Evening Journal" reports Cat:
Receps. II 900 head; shipments. 5000 head market
aul weak aud lower: steers IN fancy $3.50 10
prime to choice. ~ 75dsi 90; common TO medium, s3d
IIogs-ieeeips 20 he'd: sbDment. 600 head mar.
,ea lover Tough and eolamon light MIXED 20 SOHsS 81
@od TO choice mixed SO 40ds3 50 primo heavy and butch
p W lchts ~ 5GdS3 IS; light, 80 i3as3 Sc Sheep
receipt, 5000 held shipments, 5000 head Market
low weak lower natiy,s S3 75d&5 10; Western 81 30
@si 90; fed Texans 15dsi so lambs 81 75ds5 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
vrnopr.N PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan. 10, S45 p m-Beei az Steady at 49s.
Pork IN poor demand prime mess Lnod demSnd Bacon
fair demand long and short clear maos STEADY al
steady al 29s long clear mades soo 5Ss 9d Cheese in
por demand TsiowTh. demand hss ialeh in good
ssm.d Laid-spot and futures "a Ro9sd February and
March casy at SIS Wheat IN fair demand 9SoSn-spot
sntef firm at rs I'd. Flour IN fair de.snd milan on mixed
Is STEADY s. 20 J3n"sy steady 3D.
hols az London-Paelac Coast In poor oeinaiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
rur sonrH BROOKLYN IN A DRY DOCK.

The ferryboat South Brooklyn. which was oeachea on
Governors Island on account of leak which developer
while she vts on her way Brooklyn on MONDAY heh'
rot on at O'Clock yesterday morning and under her own
star nrooaso.a IN drydock az where she VIII
be repaired The captain and crew of the frryboat stayed
on her all night She been leaking for the last TWO
trips she made before the leak became serious III Is
that she struck on Diamond Reef and started one Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
or, MARKETA

OIL city, Penn jan 1s7Nstiona Transit I certificates
opened 73,c; highest, 14c lowest 1880 closed, 1S'c
sales 1000 bbls; clearance $4,000 bbls shipments,
tiTttsbHrg Penn jan 13.~Petroieum very dull Ma
tonal Transit certificates opened at 73c closed at 1890
highest Tao; lowest, 732e. 49,.
bradford Penn. Jan. 13-NatiOns Transit certificates
opened 7ssc closed at 1880; highest 74c; lowest.
73,sc clearances 264 900 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
Ccqal Notices

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
sslP. against FTSdsFts r. c01
fi ststSrs cf the goods and credits M
poleOq Bgnel, Otherwise known a. Napoleon Bnne de-
gene (. Rifer and Henry Napoleon Bune and Mary
ss a s5 dfSen M The @e !s
Bune deceased, sued by the name Of !" Mary Ea,les
To- T~S she Sbo SSsnUd defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the amended com.
a me & so na to e weay ay sr ne
service OF this amended summons exclusive OF the day
% r d Be ss yc a eaa Or os &:
relief demanded in the amended complaint.
EF fIs1Eq : Rs911asy.3
Trial do.l- in the City az" and Count ' Of SewYork
da%g6s5 e. ,Is E:Tss b s@sS By
A. WITH @ . 3 N .cr1:s Upon 81
% @ % an S Court O the a Of
YORK twelfth day o. pecsmbST 1890 and u slsd
R e s e az e fsa and COUNTY Of At
''''' ''''' m EHArF F,snI E1PI sssss:v.
CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
or Sers'f Trial desled
h e ne c NS'% and coany ?G
the sS%pls3', In (.
Of this summons exclusive OF the day OF service and In
failure to APPEAR or answer Judgment VIII De
taken against you by defaut for the RELIEF demanded In
the complaint. 80 o..
SEWARD, GUTHRIE MORAWETZ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Office postoce address, No. 90 Nassau.s. Newfofs
City
To the above named defendant:
Please take notice. that upon your default 20 sppeaf
or above summons, Judgment IN this acuon
will be taken against for the sum o. three thousand
and eighty four dollars with interest frou
June 10 1896 together with the costs OF this action
SEWARD, GUTHRIE MORAWEII,.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
To Roswell sprague Jones The defendant above named
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by pubca-
ton pursuant to order OF Hon George p Andrews.
Court OF the State or New YORK,
FIRST Departmen dated the 10th day December 1890
and MED with the complaint in the oce Of the Clerk Of
City and County OF Newlork, at the county Court
House, In said city. - .ooo
SEWARD, GUTHRIE 4 MORAWETZ,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ONce and poofce address No. 30 Nassau-st, NewYork
CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
ON THE DECISION

Albany, JAM 18.-The Court OF Appeals TO-DAY
affirmed the judgments of conviction in the cases o.
three murderers, James Slocum. Harris A. Smier ant
Frank Fish, all Of whom are under sentence Of DEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. .....-..eia Low Mddllns....S - u,
Strict Good Ordinary. ..7is MddIng ......S1S-lo
Options again variable and irregular, ana inc
speculation reached respectable aggregate CONTINUED
Wac sni,senuent decline Of 5a7 noints LIVERPOOL
higher, but this failed the downward tendency
The port receipts however, were less than general tN
pectaons, which prompted coyerng OF shoIe and the
showed rise as compared with yesterday tna OF 4d5
pons and late deliveries points Sales 81 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

Warehouse deliveries since January l. NewYOrk,
80 bags; Baltimore, 1925 bags New Orleans S4i5
bags; total, SS206 bags.
C0TTON-On the spot steady at unchanged prices
Sales 179 bales for export and 203 bales for consumption
Port receipts 81 SAL bales against 1850 bales this day
week and 81 ,80l bales this day last year. Crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
Unblic Notlces.
A SSESSMENT NOTICE.
"A BRUNSWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
COMPANY.
Location OF principal place OF business,
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.

A
Legation s2S e. g'4i2ERe Pe1tff 7! SSsPS''
S S0c Eas Is mPPF P GYy GSa
no@a Of S S Of %o sT per-
upon the capital OF the corporation PAYABLE mmcd
ONCE Of Room s. SfXada PSSa San Fran
tiGd1dh day Of FeEraSry s5i ,''' D ~ w
paid on tho tenth 10th day OF February 1891 VIII b.
ss Ms StS2 ' % st be Pso on Fa
day 1881 70 pay ne az s
D' O'O'' u 'H' ''' J. sTXDTFELD. yR.. Secretary
No110N roK UIp4ID ASSESSMENTS.
p GHT Of Fox THE Of
AND ANHh&ASb q WS$fEG &ESH HsSsoAnwAy
Under THE DIRECTION S Of Theodore . W.
S sd q s seSn syS' pRe aSff
A of s2 a at The city on
M BT s BSs a' S Keen lad a"f
o. NOV t%a2s s a %Sp pc "eS er snS
Gued pay the amount Of the 50 due and re-
q Xt!sars hs once in the Ensnes Deplrtmcns RoU%
49, az & Of per cent
the time payment with the charges OF this notice ana
And default shall be made in such payment such lands
Court House, In the City Hall Park in the City OF New.
York Monday the I'd day Of March lsSi st 2 UcoC
shall offer 20 the In consideration OF advancing
tho amount due and unpaid and the
interest and charges thereon. aforesaid and all other
that have accrued herCOn and such
sale shall be continued from time to time until all the lands
and tenements advertised for sale shall be sold
And notice hereby further given that detailed state
ment OF the assessments the ownership OF the property
and which the assessments due and unpaid
is published In pamphlet, and that copies OF the pamphlet
are deposited IN the Office OF the Collector OF Assessments
and Cork OF I'm the Finance Department. and VIII
be delivered to any person applying for the same
ID LOWER SMITH,
Collector Of Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

slo S5asio y7 lard per 100 ~ e6 See go short ribs
81 3asi 20 short clear sides boxed sj as5 80 whis
key dsters' finished goods per GAL 81 II sugars IN
q barley free on board 0ya72c; No. 4 do, Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14

81 l0asi 2O short clear sides boxed 52.aso 30 wis
changed NO white oass &C. No white oats AGO. no
,,o Ar'lsH S,. hffs S5pgS sh'fRg So
Wheat BUSH sy0VVD 5o oUVo
0orn' 1o 0V0 ~. zoo
Oats bush a9y0 ya000
on Inc Produce Exchange today the butter market was
steady and unchanged. Eggs. 22a23c.
Minneapolis Jan ShsGs Was y ge9S n sSS n
SGiy mas s' sSs tan the CeSns
s0p %eIs & Ssy pa an
their competition price contract grade wheat
% to d s aSSas 2s 81 Sn cash
snt sb May Se sqa sc 5 up By
eepts for "a hours ig2 cars shipment q ears Ssse
o%sCc ;n g. Northern January Sc tack
ss7 But eS se oay
Rye % ss su ana N d q 20 aS
e Gd PER q So dras au' Local mr
SS aau Gg{ .' @
"S%Sa
cned lie under slow demand and Increased pressure to
s s Fg s1aos but Win demand annad he
STEAMER No. mixed in grain depot and 2oh-st elevator
$SasS Jsuss $sSs+ ;
~ a.ns ri
%as light 10 white Sic unrraded white 6lsc;
a Witt G f ssxng q ss SS Mach
APRIL 5sEa5ic. Eggs steady Pe9nsylyanla arsts 21e
e"ss s5'G ~ skim potatoes and .S
'aS The per Dh e sSs 81 e.
fa 70 good So ii 10 urSsnS hebron
@a%eh pea Choice Sc %
s ssSs 81 ht yG se Ssea pr sS
Flour bS wheat 2Sco SSsn eS6 e loo CSsa
3400 bush oats, 11,700 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
LIVE STOCK mARhErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Ruralo Jan 19-Cattle-Recepb for the past - hours
900 head total for week thus fsr 100 head iof sa
no asI week $40 head consigned through. 300 hesd
iii 10 New.Yofk sale GO head marKet firm and IN,
HANGED sheen and llmbs-ReeeiDts for the pas y
hours 500 head total for week thus lar - 9n nh
,'eoo be.d M which 1 400 to New:York sale 1000
"a ms,k,t fairly active steady and unchanged Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-14
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS AND IENEdESis
FOK UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.

CITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPARTMENT.
BtJiiEAT FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS
AND ARREARS OF In AND ASSEoSMENls
AND OF WATER RENTS,
STEWART BUILDING, No. 200 BROADWAft
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-17
TRUSTEES SALES.

T'RtsTEE's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AIDED
- - OF trist executed to me by Henry Body and
dated the 18th dav or February, 1870 and OF rec.
ora az the clerks office OF the liustings Court OF
Roanoke Va, deed book ~, page $50 TO secure
10 ho1ie v. koutt; the payment OF the sum of
x4,9V ne evidenced by three int. rest bearing nc
gotiaDe notes, OF the sum or 81 800 each payable
Atone one; two and three years respectively from
date OF said deed; ana whereas dcfnult has
been made In the payment of the first mentioned
note, and being requested TO do go by the bene-
nciary, will sell ut public auction. in front OF
!ne court house. 10 RoanOke Va, to the highest
hldder,on MONDAY,THE WITH DAY OF OCTO.
BER, 1871. at 1915 L. NJ. the following described
property in the city OF Roanoke, Va, to wit:
Beginning mt point on tho north side of Sa
lem avenue Si3 feet west OF Henry street, being
the southwest corner OF Fircy's lot; thence
with the line OF same north. 6Oo west, So GS feet
to point thence south 81 30 west IS II feet to
point; thence south C minutes east 30 feet
TO salem avenue; thence with the same north
~ 0 minutes enst 25 feet to the begin
ming. with improvements belonging TO said LOT,
upon tho following terms to wit: LIST. Cash snfii
cient to pay the cost OF this sale including q
trustees commission OF per cent. and to pay one
interest hearing negotiable note dntcd February
4th 1870 and payable one year from date In the
gum OF 81 500
second. Purchaser to assume two other ncro.
liable interest hearing notes OF 81 5OOUU each as
specified in decd with deed OF trust retained
to secure the unpaid balance, and il there he any
residue of purchase money. terms will be pro.
vdcd on day or sale. WILLIAM T.. BUSH,
scpti1'tds Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-17
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New York, Sept. 16.-ISpecial,-
Southern flour quiet, steady. Wheat
unsettled, lower, fair business; No. 9
red, 10l "a lO2 store and elevator; 1O2 4
M1O39s afloat; options declined l00l3,
largely in sympathy with tho West,
with the foreigners selling on weak
cables; reacted 5s@% on an increased
export demand.
Corn lower, free sellers. modera tie
business; No =. 6S00G9 elevators, 69co 20
ailoat; options declined l@l% on enor-
nous receipts at Western markets,
closing weak; September, COS; October,
GlSl; December. 81. Oats irregular,
moderately active. closing easy; options
quiet, heavy; September, 32L; October,
334; No. = white, October, 35s6 0o35 IA:
spot No. ., 32l5G133.
CCoHee. options opened irregular, clos
ing steady, unchanged TO - down: Sep
TENDER. l4.45oo li.G0; October, Is 25G0
1913; November, l2.35@l IL IS; spot
Rio, quiet, ste.dy; fair Cargocs, i715;
No. :. l5l4 oll5H. Sugar, raw, quic'
steady: refined. firm, active: granu-
lated, 414M9s Molasses, Now Orleans,
fairly active, firm. Rice, firm. good de-
mand. Petroleum, steady, quiet.
Cotton seed oil quiet, steady; new
crude, 30@3l; new yellow, &c. Rosir
steady, quiet. Turpentinc quiet, steady
Provisions quiet, about unchanged
Lard. options. Oct, 7.23; Jan, TAB.
Frcights stronger, good demand; cotton,
l l-Gl@3 Lied; grain, Adj.