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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01
nnonod the Museum of Art.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The Metropolitan
Museum of Art was opened for the first
time on Sunday yesterday. The new
privilege seemed to be thoroughly appre-
cipted by the large crowd that attended,
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Public Sale.

A public sale of one horse, three buggies
and carriages, sleiRhs, harness, large-sized
steam chopping machine and boiler,
butchers tools, blocks, ETC., will be held at
Shenandoah, Pa, on Wednesday, June 3,
1891 at p. m.
5-26-7t JAMES B. LEssIG, Agent
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

WASHINGTON, June There is what
seems well-grouuded rumor aaoat to
the effect that Charles E. Mitchell, Com
missioner of Patents, has rendered his
resignation Of the Office to the President.
The cause of the resignation is said to
be the desire of Mr. Mitchell to resume
his practice Of patent law, in which he
uNas NnrN snccnasfnl
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

PARIS June IA cable message has
been received at the Haytien Legation
here announcing that revolution has
broken out at Port-au-Prince and a state
of siege has been proclaimed. A French
ironclad has been sent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01
CompleCed to Deadwood.

The Burlington Route, c., B. ~ Q. R. R.,
from Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis is now
completed, and daily passenger trains are
running through Lincoln, E5b., and
Custer, S. D., to Deadwood, Also to New
castle, Wyoming Sleeping cars to Dead
wood IF
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

ALBANY, n. Y, June Mrs A. Cohen
while listening to the details Of a child
birth, was overcome and dropped dead.
Another neighbor who was near by
tainted and was carried home unoon.
g,S,14g
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01
Playing Cards.

You can obtain pack of best quality
playing cards by sending fifteen cents in
postage to P. S. Eustis, Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
b., @. & OR. r. Chicago, Ill. II
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01
New Bakery.

Schneider Bros. have opened IA new
bakery at q South Main street. where you
can get fresh bread, cakes, candy and ice
cream. Give them call 5-5 3m
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

A well known physician In New York ad.
viaes his patients that suffer with Coughs and
Colds 10 use Pan-Tina Cough and Consump'
tior Cure. 25 ana 30 cents. Trial bottles tree
at Kirlins drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01
Died

MANGAM.-on Sunday, 81st ult., at
Philadelphia, Pa, John Mangam, aged 2e
years Due notice of the funeral will be
given. Gilt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01
Coming Events.

June 2.-Ice cream and strawberry fes-
tival, Robbins opera house, benefit of
English Lutheran church.
June 3-Demorest Contest and entertain
ment; Ferguson's theatre, s O'clock p. m.
June l7-Strawberry and ice cream festi-
val in Robbins opera house under the
auspices of w. r. @. No. 80.
June l8.-Excursion OF Washington
Camp, No. FOG, P. o. S. of A., to Lake
side.
July 4-Grand Carnival and picnic by
Columbia Hose Steam Fire Engine Com
pany
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

Best domet shirt in town, at 1.-THE
Famous" clothing house, SOC. Shifting
pants from 75c. up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01
$500 Tablets.

Costing from l5 to 25 cents each, at the
uniform price of cents, at Max Reeses.
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WANTS. &c.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
~ sale. One of the most desirable proper
ties on West Oak street, for sale on reasonable
terms. Apply at Rowse's grocery store, cor
ner Jardin and Oak streets. Shenandoah, Pa.
WAN CED-An active reliable man
w salary $40 to $50 monthly, with In
crease, to represent in his own section re.
sponsible New York House, References.
MANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1885, New York.
EOR RENT-store and building
now occupied by the Shenandoah
Bakery Co. for ma 1ufacturng aut retail
candy business. Two floors 6Jx2O feet. Apply
to j. j. Franey. 5.i8 r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

Best work done at Brennan's steam
laundry. Everything white and spotless.
Lace curtains a specially. All work guar
nniaed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

Waters Weiss beer is the best. John A.
Reilly sole agent, 5-5.tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

Spectacles to suit all eyes at F. j. Portz's
book and stationery store, q North Main
street. 3-2O-H
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-01

II you want TO drive away Dyspepsia,
Biuousness, Constipation, Poor Appetite and
an evils arising from a dlsOrdered Liver use
Dr. Lees Liver Regulator Trial bottles free
az kirlin's drug store.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Dulness again noted IN spot lots and The
tas continued weak No. Rio quoted at 13c asked.
Bales cass last week., 5000 bags No iLeoe c. and 4
Ma arows dull In the speculative line there was an
unrssuy slow market features developed
OnSy 500 bags changed hands With little reslL
ING and depressed foreign accounts prices suffered de-
cline Of SsiS poiuts closing steady aaue sSOpgd "s S
Iendon were weaker. London closed, 245 m.-Oneiel
Suotstons: January 5ss Cd; February 6ss 9d March,
Sscember ss-ssalsf first io kilOs $50 good second
Zoo bags Rio STOCK. 26s 900 bags Rio market weak
Ec shipmsnts by steamer United States during week
week 5000 bags Rio shipments 70 Europe during week
RIO purchases for Europe 2 600 bags freight per steamer
70 United States 3oc and per cent prma&e steamers
quoted receipts santos q dsys 600 bags santos
en for Europe 1000 Santos purchases for United
States 5000 bags Santos purchases for Europe, oeo
bsxs santos freight per steamer Havre 30 and 10
per prlnage steamers loading at Santos for United
Ststes loading Santos Tor Europe, g. Total
RAlee here today bags.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

American Fine Arts Society Central Trust Co. Y.
Bssssn ssfsls'H Helen NJ NswycIk LIE ds Iesuranee and
Trust sOS sSaye saS e the yfHIs Henry Ella. Brewing
Co., Isrnss:eG place, n s. lot Ssi' map IL B @
john and Edward 5SS and 'n'
Gapy Anns 1a$ sS bsaansGi
6gGTap 9Ses 5Sss aTs Tary sfs 5000 e Annie 'a
Eresy Emma 'sS e SSS SSs to Julius e''Oel' n'''
ssi cor isTsh;ss demand siS5S America, Saving.
sSa Msas cor ioam sHs s'G %es A%ss
ana wife s Tts Is SCsan'e' GOs and Trust
Co. GsrhaG aSth a"d PaSf WIFE, RsSs
East S MdFPsf aeaaSstoS yssr sSs suo
No e HorasIe;:s years 3 500 uv,,, No %. Yves.
na5S :o,s.. 'ss ss s:a.'
Haoern s%GS and Tls Sa S1ce oo 0"'s
4 Mors Sf s to 81 gtESa Sdo BerA'v No
corner l2ithst and other property months m0r'
~ f Benedict years. g go 'u' ct al '''''''
Tss $500 go Trust Co.
'itSss koSfe ohSTies to AberE Sake cOumOu'sv'
s iave ss ard e. 3 Simon n,'s.a
Micde ,AnsreSS, and anO, to W Weed No ITO w'e'
'N Mgtry, d' Thomas " to Bailey, l4th's'' S'h
ave- Mscor%e Michael and Mary 4 oSC yan Ar'd''
William J. 41s "a Isss Ma
sonave aS1Sm and ssth.st demand morris s2s4os s7,
Mclaughlin John, 70 the Bank tor 9o savings o''
Stolz George to NJ scheerer, n louis" 'V'~
ScSenck sidcr to United States Trust Go, Canal
'ilcen T. r. % Z IL GCcSard Il part in estate of
Tilden e235 mn . w m, Madam ava
~ sehappeft Theresa 10 Emigrant Industrial N Savnss
Rank : 3 SDth.st o Ave A. l year, mofts Slz,VOV
schnugg, Francis J, 70 G y l. Ely SIS sotn's'' Lex
Wood o V, TO | Niles, RocKnen's'' haf'0n'
"ei wiyls" ye I5ert r. to German Savings Bank Bal
rog.st q i-ac.ord-st, year, slS,OOo -, ,,-,,- ~.
White John ), TO w ID Perk, W 5 Od MacomDs Ds~'
Road adj land II y Camp, note, slI,5oO
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29

FLOUR AM, MEAI,-FLoUR-withOut qg9tsiGlo qStsi,S
The period oi year there fair degree Of 3teIeis @
n good P for 5SIssR @ s west S u m
Local obber bought moderately Of the better qualities
Ss' S5s low sSS sSts go s 5Ssy IS; eoc % q S
e 3 % o s .s5eSs ;s u Ssas Sfr sSS
s $ So nj eS.ssS?s qi % >
wheat cw Eads S soss la oafy cr0s1T 70 shofe @ saoes
: g. @ ia%sy iSss5 NiSSs.Ss :Pf.s SGsss
,aT $ SSSs $lsa {Ss
later ae5 e 'sSs sS e. g sDs and
S.sa e s. SosS II 2'Pi a@S and &ssIy Say
sales Ss5 eols iaadas shgp9g s5SadGs 50ssi I6s lS
g s4s and gE f41 aSsfa and 9e
3 s 'uperhISst sS ispfS ;s G'i
- BUCkWnEHf AINnDvli quoted IS Slao2c in
We.
7So SSls including 800 btis Ersndywinc
Sc aay VITA 6SS 5SSSS Or 9: .as # Ss
= leneS @ account TS.Eness marked s s5s,
ines @9sresata about $500 900 bush January Oped
dsaS q p q Ds j. S ss sG sc 1 at q SS &
sssa q = & o g. sS #n aRS
elm news and SeHeSSs absence Of outside Sopa os
LSsDSS Ss,. sssTSS b s
close Of last week. Paris n6uf declined 2oasO centmes
Late Liverpool adyicss came & higher on near PSsh mon s
" RheS a h % S' @ snGSss Se SeS a
sddhs to the depression ciearances were liberal and
Il sOe showed falling q Of ,sdS Sgs wsTs eG
said to have increased 1000 bush for the For
sS Is "a ss ss.ss ssssn's Y
esysl 47oO42 bush sIing and sS1o7s bush winter
feeO '4S Sus SS'
. 'oe sGS Dfgs & hSa odea On ht sse Rs 'af' S
no S9 ws ssroo taken q, 81 for over Nav
ss s S g. u9Ss, sSs.s SSss .Tts St osS e
s.s 2s1oSSO bush future bush scot @erdss
Snsss red a. a5te@@i i i 20 aioas 81 oSisS
ossss, o.. :: 80 Ses,ss5n sPsi%s dSsisd
Sfa es Nc a 5s@ SSsas Co., :ptiRSs sSRs ID
e e S S osD. sSs q Opf 4 4 q aS oh are dS FsOt 81
q a 5sSc & i q s os q 0s ss,ar 9 4 Il
% fp d MIN vi bSsos az SdssS ssed,daes Gs g g q
ssSsr S ssrSs: sssss EAkLE% .5 x
g: occ i.aSy s%Srsssd State sss6
sy on spot and Sssery r5.0
' 11s 2agId.oa ~ aS % i.' qg ssSeSs
sssH ss- ws s:l.9si so ss:'E Il ssss eGs
sS:s ssS: s Sss u ~Sh S Ss tie SP seSa e s'
bush 80 posed Of condition in boats at Tie
ns'ss nIss sss ss'ss a and '1is sme fAss e Ss oa
prompt and md oeerey @ deey ,oS SSs@snses l5,s7 bush
nnsrs,ed mixed and white at 4ea55c No. mixed 47a
4sy esystSr stsamer mixed slS 81 ze elevator s2.a
a1oas stesmer yellow 5ssa5ec elevator; No. DeceIi
siosas S2se So Febrgary closing 5I'se
closing At 52c DO May, a5ise, closing 50'.t.
oATS-IArser clsarsnces and lighter offerings coupled
tbs spot market today and psiess advanced sse De,
npchsnged, Later months declined Aze. kympsthlzne
M whsst end corn osssacses n ass oS7 push saiss
mixed d s0c elevator; Nc, white SSac elevator: No
mi ixed M
white, 4o.elic sieyat2ri No ] wsnr fl5c slevaser
1ILe; white DO, ioa.shs No, 2 q mDeeeneer Iodi9te
sss e. 4oe o. sosss q a. at sae
eiosiag at S9i.c; No. whit. December 40< sz0iac.
xED- ouo,ed 20 p sseSsI spring and winter. 80 n
ho6ase 81 o. s0xo5c 100 ~ sfas1 10 sbarDs 81 25a
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
Gitp i)ropsrtp for Sale.
Conmtrn propertp for Sale ano 70 Is''

NOR SALE-vauabls property In psisHv T., -, 80.
Club Building, corner Of Franklin anu 49, .an.,..
south ana one square The ~ hs Ssas Of ~
the situation Is high about on @s h ,and fsne In all
areetons away from ne corner os ~ ffga neGI ~ M,m
e@ npoosry sSourSins composed q q
sny iser Sds, snd several and handsome public
buildings In the n.shoo,aSSs ni' prppss pre- a.
ss low ppiess now in Baltimore Apply ey lsss
1e q, ~" n p. syeetly 70 the Maryland Club baiumof~
or ~ Rop'yn IN MtEL H. LYON, Y. President
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
Proposals.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. December Is, 1891
THE TIL nNlTED @ STAIES M CUSTOM HOUSE SITE AND
uorty vested by Act of Congress. approved March g.
1881 tpsge $50. Volume 30 u 5. Statutes at Large.
United Suites Treasury Department. at O'clock D. M.
January 20 1892 for the purchase Of the following de.
scribed land Situate, lying and being IN the city OF
New.iork IN The County OF NewYork and State of New
William and Hanover streets and Exchange Place and
bounded tierrrD together with the building and ell In
provemens thereon owned by the United States Govern
ent and known the United States Custom House ~ the
city OF NewY County OF New YORK and OF
YORK Each bidder must distinctly understand that hlI
conditions
IN accordance with the provisions OF said Con:
eress, approved March g. 1891 eboye cited proposal
VIII be considered for the purchase of said described
property Offering less sum than four million dollars
therefor. Each bid must specify the money which
the bidder will pay TO- the United States for
described land aud the improvements thereon and
pay 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury twenty-five per cent
~ the purchase money delivery OF quite decd
10 the property and twenty1v cent Of the
money H. two And three years, respectively with In.
teest thereon ut the rate OF four cent
give lien on the property for the unpaid balance the
deed O the property and 10 lease the property 10
United States Tor such time the United nav
sire to occupy the and until the completion OF The
work Of erecting the u S. Custom House building In
n the amount OF the purchase money. Each proposal
accompanied by certified check In the sun ~
s,5 0Ot made payable 10 the order OF the Treasurer OF
United States as guarantee for the faithful
The Government reserves the right TO any or ali bids
delivered 70 .CHARLt.s F9sTER. se.rsS1y q yaS @s
Treasury. Washington, p. a."
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
COTTON MARKrrs-RY TELEGRAPH

Galveston. Dec 2s.-Cotton dull mddllng, 81 :;
low mlddlng 613-16; good ordinary, Ole; net
and gross receipts, 6,159: stock 124,437
Norfolk, Dec. 28.-CottOn dull mlddling, 1-16 /;
net receipts. 3,271 gross, 1856; exports to Great
Britain, 1900; coastwise 1885, sales, 1,o23 stock,
63,126.
Savannah. Dec. 2s.-Cotton easy middling, 7-s !;
low middng, 9-16 good ordinary. IA net and
gross receipts $500 exports coastwise, 1887 sales,
1850; stock, 129,736.
New orleans, Dec. 2s.-Cotton irregular; middllng
ne, weights, 1855: gross. 31 ,s95; exports to
France, 7,150 coastwse, 31OO; sales, $3.50; stock,
457 ,219.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


Buffalo, Dec. 2s.-Catte-Rcceipts last twenty
four hours, 349O head total for week thus far 6,21O
for same time last week, 4,7So consigned through,
closed strong for good stock extra fancy Christmas
steers, s. 25a IS So extra steers. of from 1900 TO
1900 pounds, $5@s5 2O choice l,4oO to 100 10,
TO I4OO pounds, "a 4O6s4 co. meilnm butchers and
shippers. 100 TO 1850 pounds, ~ 2od$4 40 light
handy butchers, 900 70 LOO Ponnds; S4a44 ao 10;
light half fat. 900 to COO pounds, SO 50GS3 9O COWS
ard heifers, good to extra 81 5Od S3 25 do common,
St 81 30 poor to good extra corn fed, ~ oa 70 20
and green steers. $50 70 LOO pounds, y 4O@
81 00 yearlings and light stocke's, $2dS2 20
Western feeders, So 15a SJ 20 bus-stock, S2a ~ 70
fat. So 4od 20 So EXPORT So 15ass bologna, II a6@
81 25 mich cows, good TO extra &32 40 common 10
fair s2Od 800 Hogs-Receipts last twenty four hours,
1880 head total tor week thus far p 900 for same
to New York, 500; $4,000 for sale market closed
steady and firm all sold: heavy grades, 81 O3gs4 10
do, light, So 33as4; good heavy ends. 81 75@S -
fair So 5oS%a Is assorted roughs, rs 4oas3 eb;
common roughs. SO 15a SO 25 stags. Ss'd 80 25.
sheep and I last v twsnty hours
for sale market closed strong; all sold sheep extra
good good, s. s. asssS Is eHIls and common IS SoSs4 10;
sir aii;'s do, ssS sSssS; canada' Tsss a5 go ''' -
Chicago, Dec os.-"The Evening Journal" reports:
firiy active best grade steers and strong to
steers steers 81 1885 os; no fancy steers on sale ohers
IIoes-Recelpts, 22ooo; shipments, 5000; market
active, higher; rough and common, SO 7Od$3 s5 :
mixed and packers, SO soSs3 90; prime and heavy
saeep-Receipts 5000: shipments, $500; market
active 1oc higher; mixed ewes, lambs and wethers
sSsss eo wsa: siass So 80 yes
lambs SO 1896.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29

Warehouse deliveries since December l. 1891 New
YORK. 2loe91 bags Baltimore, 5,S3i bags New Orleans
2Sose bags Galveston. 1856 bags total $50 bags
Sales 1S9 bales for consumption Gross receigts Deceh'
2S 1891: From Norfolk, 1,220 bales; Portsmouth
foo bales; sayannsh 22ss bales New.orleans, $50
bses Charleston, ,S55 bales Jacksonville 1876 bales
dina. 218 bales Wilmington ts4 bales railroad 200
bales total 10 348 bales Receipts at the ports $500
bales against So ss4 bales this day last week, and 1904
bales this time last year
Cronm moy
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
flats 10 Get. unfurnisbeo.
CT. CATHARINE APARTMENT HOUSE.

CT CATHARINE APARTMENT HOUSE.
- Madsonave. aud 53d-st.
To iet one elegant suite Of Is rooms. two servants
room. and auudr unfurnshed also similar one masnin
Gently furnished. Both suites have . direct and unoe
structed Wow Of 22o feet Suites csmprse snu
noo The cabinet work and decorations not surpasss
by any house In the city. Particulars prsnsss m
J. D. BROOKS. Superiatea1see
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,
1892.
MUNICH,
BAVARIA,
X. CRYSTAL PALACE

BREAKFAST.-''Bv . thorough know ledge of ths
natural laws which govern the operations Of digestion and
nutrition and BY careful application OF the IA" bro
q welsesoted Ccroa M EPps tss yrevdd ser SS1sst
us many heavy doctors bills IL by The use Of
suen sIuee: OF alet That constitution may be gradually
disease Hundreds OF subtle malades ore noating around
Us ready TO attack wherever there Is a Uont Ne
fatal shaft keeping Ourselves well
fortnd with pure blood and properly nourished frame"
Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold oniv In
halfpound tins, bT labelled JAMES EfPG
4 CO.. HoroDathio Chemists. London Engand.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
Ocean Steamers

GOMPAGN1E GENERALE Tansatlantiaue,
FRENCH LINE TO IIAvRE EVERY SATURDAY.
!. S0RSMaANDIE Laurent ....ssi Jan; O. i 80 q ~.
A. FoRGEC Gsnsrai Agent. No. bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
sa.o bulls, 1880 n at So co. IS state cows ois n at

State bulls 1lso n at So 60 10 State cows 9is N. at
Mich bead ,gs aSAf nsISss s,sss ios o.
s 'sS e Isl pea SssA head fS @
~ heqS ~ at jersey CITY sis. and q
sssse C. for erasr sna f caves West
ems and sSsss e common TO choice ve'' one lot Of
S.s.sf sse qssI md esaa " ae average
a. yfs s lsS g. g. IS "a ~ g. 10
s1 '.;:s: 81 Ct s' e.
so s ssss Il sss S y ~ s. s e. H.
z H. l. vs e; Sc. i's sss. SIS s. g. '
~ SSg: So :@s g x.:I, ss ssvs q n =. .e
ks q nssss 81 % n ssosS 81 &c
Sass' 1S GS'ss:s: %s' SS
8 sJ ffsail 'a ssS 5 Is
ssd ssSs = 9 ss a' and dressed lambs
q g. S 3 ss sass ace sG.tS % qS los . 100
100 So 10 do sS 3o r. SIT, e. o. ,sh. so 90 n
M PSsSfs d. 81 S sss '6%s ssp
y Renpsyynaia cnH q shssp a. is % at 81 90 81
do 20 dSins S M = 1ss q ssas S1 Ia6 g 17S
r. r. s. At 4 e + e g y srs :s;
33 sheep and lambs. 50 n, at - rs; ,o
Newton Gillett: 272 Ohio lambs, 81 NJ at ~ 20; 10
Ohio sheep 126 m at Sc 81 do 100 b at 81 50 191 do.
s1l2 N, at 81 %. go -, -., 4. 81.
D. McPhrrson & Co.: p2o Buffalo lambs T2 m' at
" Hallenbeck Hollis: AZ State sheep % ~ at 81
do ga m at 81 25 81 do go r at - 622 81 do, 1l5
H. At S. 90 40 do 90 n, at 90 20 ws.ten do 1leS n
at 80 76 So do 7ols NJ at e.; PA do 10 NJ at o. 10
le1 s Miller A. STATE sheen 90 n at 81; 81 Penn
syyania do loo n at IS s7s; q PeDpsylySnia lambs
at 81 S7i; 40 State do G0s n at 81 1877 do, sob NJ
at s7 S7i2 1884 do SO n, at 81 So 172 do, Sl2 h at
81 80. o-
Dnlenback Dewey 70 STATE sheep Is n ,. At 50 , 81
sos. m at 81 25 40 do 79 ib at 81 37a 1888 Canada
do 95 m at 81 So 40 Canada and Michigan do. 9sa n
a. 81 30. a..
D. Harrington 15o Ohio sheen 12s n at % s.2 A IA
Welsh Kirby Co.: 90 Canada ewes, l4f n' at - 20;
81 Canada lambs, so M at 81. 80
HOGS-Receipts IS carloads. or 49, $50 head-55 car
loads 40h.st, and 33 carloads at Jersey City one
car sale Nomnay higher at SO 9od$i 25 per 100 ~
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
REAL ESTATE.
nIrsrNESs AT THE ExCHANoy,.


Between the holidays Is low water marx % The real
estate market Only two sales were sdvertssd ysstF
day. both under foreclosure ono Of which, No. 86 West
Ninety -sxth-st four-story brick dwelling on lot
19x1OO was adjourned to January 25, and the other
number Of inquiries, especially on the West s,ds,
eyes hopeful promise Of brisk season in the coming
branches Of the business viii have their share, but 4
the present moment the brokers seem to be doing ths
NewYork, Monday, Dee. 2s
No sales were held the Exchange and Auction Room
to-day.
sale Of building with plot Of land, Nos i,os4 enc
iosS e sSsSg S Of S0 o S's Is sg
Sth-ave sdjoarned 10 January 70.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAYsFERs-N. Y. CITY,
James-st, No 81; Benedict A Klein and wife 10
sotn soss" ss ws i$ r Slave 25Oa; frsdshka
s,sisys Esssrs to Shsris' m sst ss aiOxioo; August "
Iessshsr 70 NsSnis ssS 9a.. sseiscsfifca iccsicas xor
Primer and wife to 7IS Emily HSss1,:o iSss,oaa: acrit.
P'isane Primer and wife for 70 Emily Emily ksssss -
I,1.s Albert T.as SS ssa as s sss 1900
hth; g. sto r stSfys; " E,,,os soAioa2; Charles
Simon Haberman and wife 70 Susanna LAufers ..,..
1,.ss.ss Mslsf No III East WIN washbuIn and
laSS.s sas:ss, s'ss 80 s19's s:s:s siss ~
j Gilmore and vile 70 Lttelbert Wi.on..
Eldridee-st No 81; NJ Michses 20 Adler and a. A..
Piers os and 27, Z r., between Peck Sup and
Doyerst one-haf part ID Lydig and another
,.$:: "a a.; !; S,S!5
ii:Sst' Nos si4 and 5Ie East; Andersn Price,
.s ,s 2 se?; 'S 3 S;hsvs, Sli0ss; sx ,s
Banks q NuFyw ywiicox 70 Kan,sa..:: S60S
Gherfy.st' No NO ss Z Butlsr 70 Nsw.York Life
Insurance and Trust Company ::;.......,cc.n:.
oethss, No 10 s. 2so = nisebss @ she SA $1,000
12oth.st n s. 176 tw Of 71<aye, Zoxlooii * oon
w West ref TO Barlow .:..:..;...;.; io,0oo
IOth.ave, 175 ft OF 166thst, ooxloO; John o-o.
,s1S peyin TO 100 ftiSe r. Of courts1dtave aS1ioo
Magdaiena Scheerer 10 George stoL .-.:..... sVVV
@7ni 5aS Ia asiesSer sS e % Simon HaSermaS 5000
se.p ss TpSEe SDFisei $4,000
l0If;s assl nee ASs$ isS ~. =
Madis6n.ave i \ cor n5th-st, soxloo.l Ed .,,..
ward Parres TO John Ben ;oo a.; o'''N"
1I4th-st, 225 2daye ls sxio9 inere's N ooo
Rosner to Emma Erd9oy ana ia aV 20 II: A. N''~
laSdss Rsggoe Sl1 aSd s wife % I.m MateS 5000
GreenTich;,t 10 ''l An'"" $3.50
Leroy,sss ,ns 80 w,e y IL Gs@es Neary Ic5oo
Lots o and TO- map part Hyatt Farm, Louis Snsd' oon
beck and wife TO Catharine Butpean isoIioo: '
Reuben Davo and wife 10 Enn- tso DER. lou
stehbns- ave W cor Jenningsst, l0Ozloo Ofeg-
w orlo De Lorenzo and wife to the suburban ooo
soIssarn KssIy SonPesayd SS%Pssyd lots aad map part
Fox estate; A Kimber to Annie kim1er; i'-t0
Rrstow.st W S. 2l5 n ? Jclnisgs,st zy1IVVi ar
Marie 4 Emda and another W Nichoa' D'cA'' o'
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

Good TO prime sold year ago at 81 75a ~,
and the average estimated at "a 40.
RFEVRS-Receipts for two days l03 carloads, 21O9
head4s carloads export SO carloads consigned
direct to saugherers including SO carloads for Esmans
Company and 80 carloads sold the latter all at Jer
sey CITY with the exception Of 8 carloads on light
actlve fully 15c from last quota
ti0ns and sales 25c higher All sold early.
carload Texans brought sS per 100 N very
TO prime Native sod at So 50aS5 few picked do
Is 4O aud bullock ut S5 So and stays At 90 80
as4 60 bulls at 81 45ds3 26 cows at 81 25as3 40; and
heifers at - 10.
SAGE for Texas and Colorado do.
cable adyices refrigerated beef selling
9d9.c per N and American steers slow at 11a121c est
mated dead weight.
No shipments from this port to-day. The Pennsyl-
yana got yesterday with bl7 head Instead o 53s head
previously reported. The Wisconsin takes out 2420
quarters OF beef on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
A.. -, .,..,s.,
STAINED.

Good Ordinary ..........4s Low Mddng 1900. os -
Strict Good Ordinary oh Middllng o-lo
Options-Iiq again quite general and tne
market times somewhat excited over Z0SoOv ~
bales changed hands. Initial sales showed oreak oI
sac points after which there fur ser drop OF 3d
points Most heayfness attributed 70 renewed
selling on the crop estimates noted IN our last
liverpool closed, owing 70 holiday toward the
close the market became stronger oil anticipated smaller
port receipts tomorrow closing at 9du points loss
s3oy the day. Sales, 20o, 400 bales.