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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-16
Board met pursuant to adjournment

Board met pursuant to adjournment
All members present.
WHEREAS, 1t 10 made the duty (by sec.
| 1874 McClain's Code) OF the Howard
County Agricultural Society to report to
the Board Of Supervisors an account OF
moneys received by the Society, through
membership receipts and State aid, ard
! WHEREAS, no such report has been
made OF the transactions OF the said socI-
ETY. for the years 1889 and 1890 in this re-
spe ct, and
WHEREAS, Divers persons, citizens OF
| Howard county, Iowa, who are tax payers
and members Of the Howard County
| Agricultural Society have complained OF
the want OF such report as 10 contemplate
ed above; now therefore, be it resolved
by this Board that the Secretary Of the
said Howard County Agricultural Society
is hereby required land h0 shall take
notice hereof through the publication Of
the proceedings Of this Board Of such 10
qnirement) to make detailed statement
with vouchers in compliance with SEQ. 1874
OF McClain's Code Of Iowa, and such re-.
port ID required TO be filed with the An.
ditor OF Howard county on or before the
first day Of the next session Of the How
ard County Board Of Supervisors which
session will begin on the first day OF June
1891, ct o'clock p. m. The said Society
and Secretary thereof will govern them
selves accordingly.
All bridge petitions on file laid over
and the bridge committees instructed to
examine and report at the June session,
1891.
Petition OF NJ. B. Doolittle to have
county redeem lots l and 2 on SW4
NW4 100 IL laid over to June session,
1891.
Balance OF day occupied in examination
OF claims on file against the county.
Board adjourned until q. m. April II,
1891.
i SIXTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
! All members present.
The report OF the committee appointed
at the January session last, to take an in.
ventory OF the personal property on the
poor farm, was accepted and ordered
i placed on file, and the Auditor instructed
to publish the following items:
Estimated value Of
il Live Stock $3O6.O(
Farm Implements, etc. ........ 1914
Household Furniture, etc. 339. &C
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And, whereas, the Secretary OF
State has also certified to this Board the
assessed value of the Chicago, st. Paul &
Kansas City r r. in this county, viz:
1904 miles at S4lOO per mile; therefore,
In compliance with the provisions of
Sec. 1921 of the Code of 1873, it is hereby
ordered and declared that the length OF
the main track of the Chicago, st. Paul
Il Kansas City II. r. in this county is
1904 miles and the assessed value there
of per mile in the several townships is as
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-16
A. MCBRIDE, Owner.
w OR TIL,
STANDARD, NO. 6o5I.

Was bred by w. II. Morrison. Rochester. N. Y,
Is a dark bay 154 hands high, weighs 1850 lbs
He Is a trOtter, and as fine Il looking horse as
ever stood on legs. Is Hambletonian bred.
There are more trotsers that trace their breed
ing TO the lIambetonan family than to all
others combined
His season win end about June Goth. as | In.
tend 10 track him, and believe H. will get rec
ord Of 80 this fail
few words TO the breeders O. trottinghorses.
There are a vast number OF stations pffered TO
the public with no oIher recommendation than
Il long pedigree telling what their ancestors
have done. But what ibe stallion has done
himself Is or far great or Importance. Has he
produced any trotters. on il he Il irotter him.
self: Do not expect NOHr colt to inherit speed
from 4 stallion which does not possess a part
lice himself, for he cannot, as 4 rule, give to
his offspring that which he has not got
j. ID. HAYES. Cresco. Iowa
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Total personal property Il. .$775.15
Balance OF day occupied in making
visit to poor farm, and discussing the
matter Of fixing the county Jail.
The following claims against the
county were acted upon and the Auditor
instructed to issue warrants on the proper
funds for the payment of the same, as
allowed:
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Resolved, That the County Treasurer
'ancel said tax upon the tax list for said

Resolved, That the County Treasurer
cancel said tax upon the tax list for said
year.
Petition of Philip Burns to refund
road taxes, not granted.
Ordered, That County Treasurer can
eel $3.50 road poll tax enormously re-
turned and charged against u, Ammund-
son for the year 1890.
Ordered, That County Treasurer can
Gel $3.50 road poll tax enormously re-
turned and charged against Henry Craw-
ford for the year 1890.
Ordered, That County Treasurer can
Gel $1.25 road poll tax enormously re-
turned and charged against w. E. Bow.
ers for the year 1880.
Petition Of II. Barrett to cancel road
tax, not granted.
Petition Of W. n. Armstrong to refund
road taxes, laid over TO juno session,
1891.
On motion, tho Clerks and Auditors
reports Of fees were approved and order
cd placed on file.
CLERKS REPORT.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisor, OF
Howard county, Iowa:
GENTLKHEN:-The following ID q cor.
rect statement OF all fees received by me
&c Clerk Of the District Court OF Howard
county, Iowa, for the months OF January,
February, and March. 1891.
Clerks fees $l14.1O
Probate fees 500
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THIRD DAT.
Board met pursuant to adjournment


All members present.
Ordered, That County Treasurer refund
to McHugh N.Lyons 80 cents poll tax, err
roneously charged against them for 1890.
Petition OF p. Noonan to abate taxes,
granted, and the Treasurer is hereby
ordered to make rebate Of S6.42 on his
taxes for 1890.
In compliance with sec. 8, chap. "a, OF
the 23d General Assembly the Board pro-
ceeded to canvass the returns Of election
on County Uniformity, with the follow
ing result:
There were 1856 ballots cast. "For
County Uniformity" three hundred
seventeen (3l7l Against County Uni
formity" sixty-nine (69). II ID therefore
hereby declared by the Board that the
election was carried in favor OF County
Uniformity.
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S14f.1O
Total
JOHN L. Bowman,

JOHN L. Bowman,
Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to by John L.
Bowman. Clerk, before me Notary Pub
lie in and for Howard county, Iowa, this
End day OF April, 1891.
JOHN MULHoLLAND,
Notary Public.
AUDITORS REPORT OF FEES
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of
Howard County, Iowa.
Gentlemen: The following is q true
and correct statement of all fees received
by me. as auditor Of Howard county,
Iowa, from last report, to-wit:
Transfer Fees ..............$ $3.50
Redemption Fees .............. 14.5U
Recording Bonds ............. 1.5O
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. nv
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E. r. THOMPSON,
County Auditor.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn
to before me by the said T.. r. Thompson,
Auditor OF Howard county, Iowa, this Let
day of April, A. D. 1891.
JOHN L. BOWMAN,
Clerk.
Balance OF day occupied in examina-
ton OF claims on file against the county.
Board adjourned until 8 q. m. April 8,
1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
HE PETROLEUM MARKETS

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
With the close Of tho old year last week. the
petroleum trade was enabled to the December
field figures a. compiled carefully by The OIL Guy
Derrckr In showing not only heavy decrease III
new production. but II material falling of in new DC
velopment work. the report contributes to making tue
outlook more cheerful for the producer. II NAV prove
profitable take brief retrospect Of the year looo'
through which. with ordinary fluctuations. prices OF
crude declined Is the volume Of production ana hcd
work rose. The work last year from January 10
August, inclusive. was In excess each month OF tlat
Of the corresponding month Of 1o-9. while the new
production was larger every month OF the year 15Oo
From an average daily new production OF ''4o2
barrel, last January, there rise to lG2l1 barrels
in september the December production has now fallen
of nearly 30 per cent. TO $500 barrels. The Deem
her Gelrcs are only about 900 barrels In excess OF
December 1880. Tic total figures of new work for
December are smaller than for any month last year,
and are 373 under the figures Of the previous Deem
her When IL Is considered that last month the
Macxsburg and Eureka operations included 1t can
yania oil men have begun the new year with the
abandonment OF much work In the fields. Aha
In the appended tables will be found the hunDer vi
wells completed the average daily new production inc
dry holes, the rig, up and building the wells drilhS
and the total new work for each month of the lasJ
two years in the Pennsylvania oil fields.
COMPLETED WELLS. iss0"O-Bh M"N ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

To Liverpool 1000 pkgs and bytts 25as9c 200
80 O Sst: 3 jn e 1'S 20 II scf ISE
b. g Beta Sia 9gs ss SqO1 odn
Ii nsnaa. u Ba9ss 81 81
$n:sgs. port % Inc s'if n s King KIM
DOM 3 Sran ssyapHah to ), H ssnsa
"a, naval 4re on PTyS' AM Sss5, bark '
A aa@cd "s Ct Eod 81 iS of
o %a' SGd {I iSs iG for Sh6 ca 81
ftS sp by SS; 4, :s Ts'S
5aedd 80 s Me-: s nele and ii 50 %
ar for sGe day but i teoS% ii lam s'4fs
TIC: Smoked do sasrc; Plclcd shoulder; llsdi4e;
s sTot eo.S S2 5iasc Nap RPL 57Os ps5 6G
AT q eGc' H TssGr and ar ru
o rnG n chicago e Snt the co .S' showed o
e o%4g III a iRS TaeqG Cash close, S at o2
Ja9qary were ehanG G6 On s' &c January closed
May closed at 66ac sales 500 tc' at 8 1850 I6
sSE %ggE but Pair 5sig to 5q eSSic SeG so
si sS S EGSa%r{ amsS sSs 80 e@
fancy 4 wfs's1n o cC1%s! aR Sc
9y ?a 54p Good fu9 s4 q pa f' fnS'
Common Dairy nrSlns and tu9 n,, lSnG
ehSicS to fancy aod2c good lea,9 We, ,.,,
Ws% yDs S9e eo SSs2' isa Do GOD
6,v f ianey fresh VAST iSssd rss second
ala thirds 1Oalc Curths SO roll nl ~ mice
STATE fact0rv iu cream. fancy, NC; me
gic cool TO prime S2d94c fair to good $3.50 common
10 fnr dSc i SKINS Ease light skims choceOt2 &C.
par; skins 3i2a0c western nat Ga9,e PennsyNahhl,
gyms la.c..... EGttS-firmy maintained IN price put
demand very moderate. state and PennsylVanh rash
3Nd3lc Western 29a50c fair TO choce fa packed -o'
srEAisIS Fin light request. Choice lard quoted at
g., &C. OlcOmar garinc. city. 1sc ,, IA
SUGAW-RAw-very quiet bHt steadily Gii3ytca h'a at
salcs cen, ESido e tsS sir ,.c &c:
49,. REFiNED-Frm and more active Crushed Gi2G
~, o,f C~c: Cubes. ll6c; Powdered. Csc; frlnu
iatSd i5.1Gc Mould a., &c CC9fcceorncs., AZ
Extra &c sac; Extra 'C Dc; "C,' l3-lGci Yellow
iTrjAITI.Ow-Dul but without Quotabe change. Prime
city quoted at 9-lGc no sales
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Jan 3cottcn Arm mda a. DC, f' our
fairly active. Southern hrmi IulI. ~, ~ Vi
oncbcrry, 0scosl OF; W stern steady No. Mihr T"
southern steady; white and Nelo"' 1'aP sberrij
So: graded No ., jsc; Western strong miNeo' ' fn'
January, 5S05sl4c; May 5;aa3..i; ,.amei'
oats INN Rye Inactive Hay faitly active ~ i5.N. t
quiet Butter quiet Eggs soas tr,S 'r~55S9iaioi
G$Gc copper vea.. Whskey quiet fr.En'' arL
iG7i5 bur oats, ZOO bush ~ NV - 600 hush
perts-FoUr i0S Dds Silc~-NHo''' -'''''' ''
corn, 1879 bush . . ooo ~,
Npralo Ian 3-wheat-No. hard quiet; 1000 bush.
sold a, ~ OiJ. closing at al CGladsl o. NO 200, M
IN GOOD demand; sales, ZOO bush, al 80 Nv"
At N3c 220Oo bush, at @9's Gio'ng a. - % rsd At
Xo,ttSrn al 95c winter grades dull closing y" ~ "
sIG~i OF; NO 3 extra ? d. ?sc; no. Whic, Oh Mn.
- oi 80. = extra white. In Stot' !'ci No. MN"a
C,cron Ole Corn opened finn; c1-'d ,tolG a. ou, "a
n,.ccs: =: sales carloads 40. ycHo" "a, -,
raToads no 3 yellow 5Gd5Oiac; - caroIds ~ g. %
~, on track opened eaNi,r '.,su 4.
SiShor: sales carloads 80 . white" az rs yHIn',.
aIs"a iSic, . raroads 60 5or; carloads No = Vil.
ISIS rc: > carload, 30 mixed on tl'N ~, -" .
$3.50 ,ronr Win good Inquiry No. anaoa "o' "" .
XIV, SIC: so . sOdS2c 40 = -t-rn' - l s,r,
9pc rye dun at &c. In store f!Gu! u'' t 81 oo
tt pst.n, .prng 81 30ds5 40 do winter ., "%s,
W1lfccd nm ana unchanged KccrlplS,-N
lVHnat ~ 900 hush corn. 1000 bush oats l-VVV ""
barley, 200 bush. ,,
n,c,co Ian 3-The leading futures ranged a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

WELLS AND RIGS 1sS9.9o-BY MONTHS.


VI
Tic partlal return, of the Pcunsy lvana ripc-ihca
for December chow total mn, Of 2,3Gl,"-f harrcN'
daily average of 7G.193 barrels The deliveries aSgrc
fcd {. G.G.iI5 barrels 7i,323 barrels day. be'"s
an cNcc-, Of dclycrc, over runs OF 2'iA"l DHtcS' ."
-., b,rr,I. pcr day Thr-" i-lrrs indicat" a r"iu'
, ir December stock, Of only about 2UO,ooO barrels
The complete figures for the wear, II course arc La
ing nut partially estimating tl" lat w"i'Un II
questionable whether the shipments IN lr"o eAVe''.u
tnc rli.- los NOR than l.Juo.Vp harrc', hal'
margin between production and consumption, VIII VIM
cmpna-ize, the need OF extreme Conservatism III u>"s
Tho dr!l ~, ,,,.,. oot,- a. ,,.u
II {, pleasing T. note that tn the ON" neu' a. "r'
a. I'm ylvAuia. the Deccnhc- report SHOWS le''I
inr ~ reckless operations. The average dhlN hH
now ur.duction lat month vas 7.1@l bdll'IN' u Nv
,r.,.c frnu, Noyrnb nf 1888 barrels. mere wee
iga well, completed. or Il leSS than III =. 'c ven
her willie the d-S hole. increased IN numb'r ID .
At The close % December thee were III We'll uIll"e
and 100 rfgs MP and building total oi -, "tal,
.g- i'm thc preceding month. The new WORK ui,ur'
way m ohio III the end of last year was smarter ny,
i'm any month since last March: Al" mded arr t'o
Uurhcyc m .uthy report, If completed wells nS Hp'c'
wei, abandoned, and new opc atoms Tor lo"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
Recorded MoRTGAGES.

n,,ck Emma l. and another. n james Flo7. 10th
At ~" Az, Al S'{ and wife 70 Geo Schneider and
another so 3ps Ave \. : years $4,000. ,,,o Amman
Bon.fpr Valentino and -, ldoeo 70 N"''"' ''''''"''
aroinr Marie l.. 70 Catherine Burke s'th''H
West End ave. year s2"1o ead =, ~, 9th ,yc
H., G ids .,5 5 5GG"' TO WI" '''''"'"'
DEMAND. ~ sa1c .arc property demand 40 $50
Dryfu-, Julius to Ernest hreuuef' "'' "
ame TO MoritI Koppe same property years
T6'rGat dc IL cnTy sC ,ndptg. + j. 600 sui
n'i fcrmcn,o Fcx 70 S and KerneT. l29h'''
c,aul, Nsry AID james. to II RaabC Sons, SD
st. sthaye year $1,000 Geo rotc Croona-aye
KTi,er Marcus 70 John oo Schneider "n'"V'
'o yan '' porc and W.T. to harriet ovcrhser 10th
st, = Of 5S.ayc year. $4,000; ,..... o,soo ~
n,dc %wso'n' Or r ni%s,S s@a Y' Years
Nlm-y Louis to Eo,a FI'c ~ zoo h"'''' lou ''''
mag JGmr Ma4rc To- West side Savings Bank. ?as
n iisthst y" Of ith.aye. years 90 900 ,,o,., 10,
Roth Mary a a,d to Jon" rq ng.' @Soo a.
R"pprccht Henry W to trustee Of Francs oo Field
R"..nt6ai Ida \ + to Lowentha & Co. II 7sth's'
Of ed-a,c. years, 5000. s,,o. - rorcs..avc s
s,maels. Harris. 70 ,c Adolph steiner 'o'F'''
so9tcr vIn,cn1 to Francis schmid $50 lot mar
singer Malta to Of Mary braun. loth'st
~ AXc.\ n vpar- - coo.
s,nnmctt. Elizabeth to Louis w Schultz e5h'st
s,aHb PhiIp and wife, to Christian Wagner fth
st. @ " I'd ave. year, $1,000 ~ . o,,.,r n,
Ven Adoh to simon !i9gr ana en Zoo S0'r'''
w"ch,lGr Lewis n Mary Griffith lStaVc'
7sthst. 4 years. $50 600 .,,,. - ,o,r. 40 200
WaG P Hsg- and , %c to ecrs;
l5oth-st Courtl,nd ayc s,h iood 81
\ wears AZ 600
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good do So s5as4 and feeders s2dsS 80 @
and Indians, s2 10dt3 65. Hogs-Heccpts .So md
market easier choice heavy. SO GOdS3 sO iNeu
grades 20ds3 60 Light fed to best % 20as9 tU 900
Kuialo 3.-Cattic-Reccipt- last "a hours, 80
head for week thus far 1890 head for s3e .
last week 1870 head consigned through, 2soo nS1o
OF lOO head iOf -alt'
steady. sheep and ambs-Recepts last - houls 'soo
head week thus far $4,000 head Tor same nn
last week 81 200 head consigned through 500 heaa uU
Of which to Ncw-YOIk: J.200 head sale market urn
fnr grades steady for sheen, choice 10 'N.i
25dsj 80 good to choice - s1c&5 20 common I'd a
15d ~ - lambs. choice to extra 80 iOQTo W. yuoi
choice. S6d 40 IS fair 81 pa - % I'D
Receipts last = hours. g. 100 head total for Week my,
10 head time last week, Ol, S7o hiu
Consigned through 1890 head. 2Goo Of which to NV.
York $50 head Tor sale nnfkct firm: mediums ~
and mixed - SOdf3 90 heavy Workers, 80 11G%3 90
light DO - 7OGS3 70 pigs, - i0G q so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
THE MARKETS.
! TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET RErORTS.

COFFEE-Ro for prompt delivery had lsI. hatis Of
but market steadily m1nt!lhea W OF mild
i 2c for :. Sales. .7jo bag, No; ,pTs OPTIONS
riowths sales, 900 mats Java private LIZ. moderate
Tended lower and speculation MS qui.c anIee and
being mainly OF local character VIA h he drpreSson
AZ the outset there break Of 5al Gomh; nadcr
or less realizing but the close wa, eohNI -. Iarcr
hamburg declined G1 p and London was ' FaTy
official quotations Is p M .anG Ss NAV us: June
s 3D. Rio quotes REGULAR FIST 90 GiG Iy5,c sos re-
.rcond no kilos) Z 200; exchange Vd' 80 market
ccipts 5000 bags total stock l.o~Rj 40 6inmdntS to
- ,IOg last Month SO 900 bags Rio shipment, 10
nitcd States during month l22CGS 3 SS Sa"s
bincnts 70 pitd stats during last mouth l2OoV d.
~ .biIucn. In other countries, 20 OOO uiPs o 80.
ny t rjted state, during last month 1o9O DasS
pint at RIO july to January 2 1891 lSSo, % zoo
e,mc timc 1890 600 bags; same time 1851 - CoN
I,~s receints at Santos July To January = ~" $50
oc6 ags same fme 1890 29S 600 bags same time
Vc9 600 hagS There were 1Iavrc advces. Owlhs 10
no boIidays Antwerp January 3.Arrvas at Aht ,
d'rinC LAST nonth II ZOO stock in Antwerp e
rr 07 800 bags Total sales here today, l'oOo poS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston Jan. 3Gotton am H sna ga.: tC(ciIs,
S33 bses exports t. Great Britain ~ u1 aes S"'s'
rs bales spnreIs 4s bales stock di '' Ca not and
gross receipts sac bac' 7s s%p oits ''O
savannah Jan, Bottom arm ma Ns re. ~ sreipts
TaG bsies esnorts 10 Great Britain. $50 bales 10 me
Continent 25s bales cosstwise 1908 bales; S"es'
New-Orlcan, Jan. S,Cottoh ntn Iicaln ,, Il vso
n,iddlng $50 good ordinary. l'sc net IetripS, go
bales: gross Is sos bales exports 3" TIC continent
ia g. cosstwsc, 354 bacs; sales, 4oOo ""'S' s'''"'
q Ialos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Liverpool jan. 3. p mn. Holders orer ireriy.
ng'r MOI, ratly. Ch'c,c-Ilod - on'f r"nay'
unld,r orr >parug} spirit, ~ IA p'ntin"-lioid'F-
~ ~, dratalv R0sln-IIo .cr- offer -parnglv. liFd
S,m ilodc-- otter fcciv' future Holders over n%'.
w. urlmc Wc-tcrn spot and January Il adv at 81
Err,iar, ard March steady at Bis Cd Whch' ana hour
nldcrs orc- moderately. Corn-Sp"t D. supply Is !oot
Holder offer modafat "; MY Western spot ana
II,1,,rv nrm sd January new. hrm a. 81 I'D
fiarv firm at - sd. Hop, at London Plclnc Coast
I,oider, offer freely; duh AZ 80 i1,dGlO los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
1--WE srocx uApKErs-Dy TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan. 9."The Evening lounan reports tatt
1900 head shipment LOU hclu u'tnn
sesdy. steers ,3ds5 10 cows bulls and mixed. ~ 700
a. I2lo IIogs-Rccclpt 1900 head shipments, 3oVU
head market soW and lower; rough ana common nFnd
INK 80 s5dS3 80 prime packers aud sooi miH - so
dsa Gi ur0r heavy aud butcher weights, ID .UdF" Su
light % i5dss 80 sheepIteccir, G.ooO h.'% Sl NJ
natives a. 5Uds6 %, Texans % 76ar4 30; lambs
~ 50ds6 90. ., ,o,., ooo had mar
cod IA fancy native ste,rs IS 5odYo fair 70
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> were as follows

rci,. was "A better inquiry for refined oil last week
and thc markets were stronger both here and ana
"h".,J Their. was am advance 81 five points T." 40
, Ca barrels and 40 cents I'm and In crude III
Larrcls to 7.Oj cents per gallon Naphtha "aa M
.hr.,td how improvements II = franc at Antwerp Al
- A. II . = francs per 100 lps Of I'VE point, az
,rcrcu Al q 40 marks per 30 klO- ana OF " penny NJ
In,dnm Al q pence per imperial gallon
an Cty Penn. Jan. 3-Nationh Transit certinC at@'
o,enrd AZ 72t highest 53s lowest. 12@ closed at ~
~. II 900 bl.: clcarancch. 4GSOOO hhs charters,
go mis-. shipments l4s,7s4 hbl- runs so bbls
Ptt,burg. Penn Jan. 3uIet,o,u IN, uull anp ~
highest 7ai- lowest ~ >.,,.., ,,,,s,, cr,,oc,,.
,,cncd a, 72s, closed at 1871 highest, 1874 lowest
75a,: cicaranccs 1858 Oo0 bbls
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Citn Dropertp for Sole.

--~--
A VERY ELEGANT, medium size, house for sale IN
"A 73d.st West End-aye. Foyer hall, passenger
elevator handsome cabinet work and decorations; price
s37 600 also very desirable house, No. 105 West
72d.st. Can be by permits from
CHARLES Buck Co,
1ls7 Columbus ave, cor. 72dst.
A VERY CHOICE Investment property for sale, " Inc
n 73d-St. ard COlumtcs toth) aNc. )
lU2 front ayon~; stories nigh contains
the nnest
avenue side annual rent upward oil S-o'oVoi
price 100000; $4,000 remain at per cent IAN
be seen only application TO the owners, -
CHARLES Eek & CO.,
l,l97 Coumbus-av9,
72d-st.
A TTRACTIvE 2O-FooT HOUSES, 3.sIoRY and Sl base
"A ment high-stOop, brownstone, bay window fronts
handsome block on West Endavc. terms easy: ,,r
Titles will be guaranteed by policies o, TILE AN
ANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY, % I'iberty-st.
WALKER LAWSON, Owners,
792 West End-aNc. lO3d and lOith sts'
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ncooKLYN PROPERTY.
rrcopprD REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CIT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N' y Jill
Section /. Block 800. map New-York City; X
Flick 20 Louise Minsky "a; 9-''O
Grand = . : 70 It @ Of Clin,on.st 25xlOOi
Trrndcftha to X T Wagner ...-.-. .;,-,o
MontSo.s, :, i3C Kd ~ mc q W 1923
10, II Section = block "'o' N"''1" '' $4,000
Rds".t. W Gornor R,yinrton'''' -'No'.' 83 500
sh.rr.t $50 ,I = 4 OF D''a''.y''' -. 2i.25O
,o ihiI!s 70 5io W :, q, Avenue 4, % sy?7s
lot b cae: a. Marie singer Zoo
2o. :12 49,, r. o. f6 5gsNT -'N.o- o 800
llth.n'e cor -''n'''' ''''y i.'....,, 10000
SAM m.I propSry Henry Gcr to Manhaa" Ln"
cad G Vo|e eoS Of ,,a,c .5Aooc George NJ, mn
s5h.,t 3's r. , e. OF Avenue \ ''''' 2l.oOo
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Havtlo-nc.t. NV .g gt H'rm'''''''' 400
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samuel Faile II Al To- Alexander Hut h'oH...-'' 'o0
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= : .
.67.lG Low Middling ......-.. I''Io
Good Ordinary 80
81. o. ..AWa

Ontions were fairly active considering IN" oei ss'1S'
or6 tbn drift again favored the bull tIphth; i
Owning was 10al2 points hieh. ana at one oT l0f
shove the flnal OF YESTERDAY Anticipated SH-
or Iiyerpool market the coming week WaS isl'siuI'
80 q, Inc buOyancv in addition To which thcr Va w.
s5erahle covering of shorts and more or - ~
ssiInn; account South,rn adyccs steady 10 MN.
sales here $500 bales ,- ,,tc,os, Iovest sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Warehouse deliveries since January l. 1S9i.Nc,w h or.
600 bags Baltimore. 306 bags Ncw-OreanS' u'ol- '
CoTTON-On the spot ruled steady and quiet at c ui,
changed prices. Sales, IS bales for cohsu'np'o' P