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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

Nichols; umpire, McQuaid; earned,
Pittsburg 4. Boston ,.
CINCINNATI, o., August 24.-Cincin-
natl hit Ewing hard enough TO win an
ordinary game, but New York came in
with three hits in the seventh that
scored two runs and won the game:
score: Cincinnati 2, New York 3. Hits,
n and 3; errors, and /; learned, each;
pitchers, Rhines and Ewing; umpire,
Emsle.
CHICAGO, August 24.-Vickery pitch
Cd a good game to-day and allowed the
Bridegrooms but five hits. Score: Chi
csgo 4. Brooklyn 1; errors, 4 and 2; hits,
N and 5; earned, Chicago 4; pitchers,
Vickery and Caruthers; umpire, Lynch.
CLEVELAND, o., August 24.-Good
batting and plenty of it by the Phila-
delphia team won the game to-day.
Score: Cleveland 5, Philadelphia y;
errors, 1 and 5; hits, 2 and II; earned
runs 1 and 8; umpire, Hurst, pitchers,
Young and ESper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25
rALL TRRM REGINs
jy14e4d
MARYLANp. Baltimore,

Washington q Jefferson College,
WASHINGTON, Pa.
The 91st year begins Sept l6. Classical, Lat
in Scientific and Scientific courses OF Study.
Preparatory Dept. conducted by the College
Faculty Expenses low. Morals Of the place
good No saloons. For catalogue, apply TO
au1eb PRESIDENT MOFFAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

CTOCKS. BONDS AND REAL ES-
- TATE FOR SALE.
% shares Street Railway.
80 shares Wheeling Pottery.
10 shares Commercial Bank.
25 shares JEFFERSON Insurance Company.
20 shares Franklin Insurance Company.
20 shares Warwick China Company.
A building lot on South Chapline street
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Telephone 49, li47E Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
y Ohio, In the Circuit Court Of
Gustavus A. Beuter, adm nistra-
tor OF Sophia Schwartzbach,
deceased,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

HORSE FOR SALE - A BEAUTIFUL
II Brown Horse, years old, weight l,OOO
pounds; thoroughly broke; good business
STABLE auglo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

John Schwartzbach and others.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby
gives notice that, pursuant 70 the decree enter
ed in the above entitled case on the 9Th day OF
July, A. d. 1884, he will sell, at public auction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25
In Chancery.

!, COUNTY OF
Ohio county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

PIT T SB q r 9,
Pa.,August "a
The home team
won a we'll play
ed game to-day
by superior field
ing and timely
hitting. Score:
Pittsburg 6;Bos-
ton 3. Hits, :
and 5; errors, /
and 4; pitchers,
Baldwin a n d
-. -. =. y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25
Commissioners Sale.

1929 MARKET STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY 49, 1sol-rEN PAGES

w Crude %Ss1 Sssss.a .ss
Ssi S asSSRgsGi'i st 4, Pc r S'Ss
Sc ga I berth market closed n
d.: y e. rfIS$S
sscrs sN secd hence y JAPAN o 300
SSnsc e oeG'ps 200 S6IS sSaaed ian
SSimSn Ship Dor, sq SspI sS rcassd
Der p Il German bark HSIda hence 70 ' tSe West
Ss' sSf ss; q ,ss Il sssS l 1sS
ns ana hSN be- pSS aas,S % snS sa 1s. lumber E
Ls t ;a., iIsSa e New ia%Ss,
s1 9S9ss sssd7 "a ns Ss Dun
new Sssis 81 short ssss sisa$isg; I sssy
Tsr sas At T JS Pp. SsG SF Fs%
X saq nss M rsfG ,lasS Ob' snSss q IS:
Ss &ss E.
In prize Pas$ 5SE re- Sss
q. os 40 @Sa;ss S S2@sss
@sS s''s e and Sb FS fSs ~ ~ sSs s "a &c
market was more or less n%na On late months how
@ ns'i ~ 'Ss ss %ss s q
3 '"S %Sm'' o ~;
DJrTTER-Thcre slow market all around today and
prices ruled steady though the nn
fennsyivania Creanery tg6 sSta lsaie0e State
isc; other Western extras lsc Western n5sts 1917
seconds, 15al5iac; thirds 14a14ac State Dairy, half
nrkin pals extra, e61Sc do hrss i66l7c.
do seconds, 15al6lae; do Welsh tubs, Extras l7c;
do lrsts l0dl6c; do seconds l5dl5 &C; Dairy tubs
irsts lac do seconds 12aG1Sc do thirds 12e; Western
extra i4c nrsts 12c seconds, 12c thirds 1Idi1ioc
CHEESE-Has not varied since last ruling
quiet, but steady on fancy stock. State Factory,
full cream. fancy coloed s'sc do white, shc: do ne
7Ssc do to fair S2a7Ae Do part skins 3a5'lcj
7c Common to fine EGGS-ouiet and irregular Fancy
stock generally firm New.York State new-lald IS3
Islac Pennsylvania and Michigan newlaid 1Sc North.
ern Ohio and Northern Indiana 17eG1se other Western
Sue Ak-Riw-stcady but tfsdns SLOW. Sales. 900
for '' MuscCvado. SO test and 3 5.iSc for 5s
tons November 1850; July closed at 8.soaS SOC
August. 38203.4oc September, 1868 46c; October,
5000 acc November 33G6S42c December, 3S4 4Oe.
ga Gasss f x& E%''Ss Msuq ia9p 9S
diamond a., bloc Confecticners, "a" 44c; Columbia
FRocnzz wl2 ss Empire H. HtdefSEood 49,
SS S ~ e a Ne sc 20 s o. S1ll0c; No TO-
q6d bSas anu IN ties.
City, Gis as 3-1Gc
4a.c, and fancy. 47sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now.York Saturday, July 11.-BEEVES-Receipts 40
carloads OF S3S head4l carloads for Eastmans Company
carloads for West 10th ST. slaughterers and caoads
for the market. The latter were not sold Feeling
CILvEs-Receipts 2le head. all at ooth-st Firmer
for choice Veas but all other grades Of live Calves I'M
changed. Buttermilks sold at 2c per n; fair to extra
Sales-Dillenback Dewey: 10 Buttermilks, 1et n,
at 2sac per N 81 do, d7S ~ at 2s4c Veals, $50 II, at
Mallenbeck & Hollis: 10 veals, 2os N, at e'4ci 10
Hume Mullen: IA Veals (selected), 1OS n, at Che
Q DO (cuus), 16j ~ at sc. .,.
sEFP AND LAM1s-ReG2st; 10 carloads Of ao s5to
and fully 10 carloads besides were In the pens sheep
were abundant and less active at decline OF &c per
sellers in order to empty the pens %ere 96g l
at a. 55a So choice Sheep ana 81 oOdF
ior poorest TO best Lambs. .~oo ,-...,. r...,.
Sqlcs-Dlllenback Il Dewey: Z23 hentucky LarnDs,
d. es ~ al 80 5o 246 do SO N, at sc PSI 24o do 81 D.
j. s. Pidcock 8 Sons: e2s ohio shSseg e2' r. at
SIS 30 per 800 SO West YiIginiss, DO = p m st 81
go West Virginia DO, 63a n at ~ 49, AZ 40 ~ 10 Nt
S9f do az H. at 80 IS 2l9 do, 57 ~ at 50 81 do (cuhs)
% WnSSrson a Sherman 100 Indiana sheep 12o ~ OF
IS Is; IS Ohio do 90 ~ at - 75 f6 49, eS d. az % 90
las do ssia NJ az &c as 907 Kentucky do, 1C2 10, at
81 so 294 Kentucky Lambs Us ~ at 20 'aoio ~ =, ~
% indiana d. IS H. 80 Isl z Indiana sheep, % T. at
IS o22 ~ do. 1o3 ~ at 60 O22 2Zo ONO no. iVo 3D. az
{" ydd & Buckingham ~ Kentucky sheep. IT n. at
"a Iii 100 mixed Buffalo do 81 ~ at IS 50; 133 do IS
m a. IS 49, 124 Kentucky lambs, OSla H. at 60 90 $50.
iIOCS-Recepts 10 carloads Of 9O5 beads eafloads
at Jers City and carloads at 4Oth's MafAet hner Do
% " lamb sold g. state hogs 2oa n at SIS SO;
rough do. $50 n, at e. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Extreme duness the principal feature of satur-
DAYS wheat market Less than 100000 bushels were
dealt in and the fluctuations were greater than IL
cent Higher prices prevailed owing 10 the theory
that the Government crop report bulsh in spite
Of the calculations Of some experts that the figures
promise Yield of 541 900 900 bushels. Cables were
strong and The demand from exporters helped 10
strengthen values Private advccs said that the
Alisto-Iungaan crop would be less than an average
one Clearances were fair and Baltimore reported OK
port purchases Of 100000 bushels. August options
opened at 81 IA and rose TO 81 5-S cents, ana Dc
cember ranged from % l-2a05 6-16 cents TO 05 ,!
cents. spot wheat a shade higher, with engage
mcnts OF 100000 bushels, mainly Of spring grdes.
On the curb weaker tone prevailed and August
options declined 20 81 Ia, September IN O6 J'e anu
December to % 3-8 cents.
Corn suffered as badly wheat from slaclness Of
trade. Less Chan 10000 bushels changed hands In
the option line. There was easier opening on M;
roccps az Chicago but later prices rose or buInsh
int, p.cfation OF the Government report ending luic
Cables wcIv nrm Cash lots were 1 cent lower ard
duh. Only 5000 bushels were taken By shipper On
the curb august options fell "a cent TO 81 and sep
tn, efiect Of the Government crop report oats was
10 Causr deprcesiOn Tic Yield indicated IS from
O0Oo 600 to Gs500o 900 bushels. on tre curb prices
fell ~ IA cent t below the onclM close Cash lots
Lard was nominal, but the late options exhibited firm
The final official quotations were as follows:
Wheat-Iuly. 81 90 "a; August, 81 80; september
90 5-s October, 81; December, 90 SO cents; May
CoTrl~JuIy, IS Ia August, 81 "a; september
50 "a October, IS 5-5 December, 50 "a cents -
Osts-July, 40; August 35 5-s September 80 So
Lard-August, se &C. September SO II; October
Sc 81. ,
Tie receipts OF grain and four reported SATURDAY.
at New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston weaS
as follows: Wheat 165,569 bushels corn. :03 2.o
bushels; oats, 3s,SO2 bushels total grain 4O'o1p
bushels Aollr, $50 packages. At Cheago MI.
Yankee and 81. Louis the arrivals were Wheat l39S so
bushels corn, 35eo3l bushels oats. IA o5l Dnsnc4S'
total grain, 636356 bushels; -four, 1882 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July u speciaD Tradag IN wheat yesterday
limited and prices moved within narrow limits Inc
break which Government report expected 70 bring
about failed 10 Local operators had oversold ana
were compelled TO qudate before values could decline
The early news Of sort 10 induce buying. Estl'
mate. at the Austro- Hungary crop below an aver
age received tber. were more reports Of liberal e
Hohsp ouened nt IS b. and sold 20 50 Th la,cF
,roke IL 10 ss@ and the close was SS The decline ~
,es on,i to dye cents per bnshc Of the
idneiIon Of the duty, and should have had effect u
In connection WITH estimates Of 300
"a y6eat nero to.InOrrog and encouraged seIR Local
Tceipt yesterday 2l5 cars Of which i9- were new
io2 CONTRACT Corn firm carly IN the day but dul
hoax later Fine weather and assurances Of heavy
& were the causes Of the depression september
onncd AZ 5, sold 70 5l's anu closed az o. Vsts were
SssG a some selling OF ribs by the tseigne nber
rer oDered $40 472, sou W u" o.. Sa CAV To- NV
closed al clio 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July H." The Evening Journal d,o reports
Catte-Iteceipts, 1000 head shipments, LOU MARX
steady nIe steers 80 eNE S ~ :? ' :oc 10
So 5oGs3 rs COWS and aelers. 81 lodsi. H'a.Mhe'
ceipts 1l,o00 head shipmehts, 3,00O n1rEeg actES
ard cOmmO1, - i0HT 80 njS2d ana PACK
ers "a 79asa 30; pine heavy ara bntchera weig9G;,
head market steady native ewes, SO 5oaSi 50 mixed
aud wethers 81 fUdS1 20 Texans, 80 6jaS4 10 WeStc
wcthers. 81 75as4 80; lambs, Is $3.50 so,
Louis July 11.Cattle-ReceTts. 500 head 50 pIHts
2loO market steady fair to eta native seo $5G&3 30
ordinary TO good DO 10 oOdsj TO- Texans and Indians
e. 00a@4 40. Receipts 800 head shipments
500 strong fair u choice heavy, "a VOGt9 VI
mixed grades $685. 80: light fair lest ~ 20 Qsi
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head shipments, 800 market
steady iair to fancy, $3dSi 80.
Buffalo, July l1-Cattle-Ecceipts for the past -
same time last week, = Css;,uday last a holiday
consigned through $50 OF which 400 NeRYok; on
sale, 40; opTcd steady and closed Urn fair to good
fat cows s3dS3 20 medium steers, 81 25d$l 50 Hogs
Receipts FOR past % hons 1850 bead toal for wee;
500 to New YORK On sale $50 opened stronger and
active and closed s,rong goo YorFerS - {5r'3 a.
s5G$5 TO- ali sold. Sheep and Larts-lc eipts for pat
% hours 200 head total fcr thus far, $4,000
consigned through, 5000 Of witch 22oo 20 NewYork on
sale 81 200 opened lower and closed dull; best sheep,
s5cs5 IS common 10 fair "a 25@s4 rs lambs So ass To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
COTTON MARKrTs-BY TI.rrGrApH

Liverpool July II, p m-Ceion- Aneriesn-NiI;
ding LOW middiing 0lGd The SAFES The day included
0,5C0 bales American. .,.,,,
Futures closed barely steady American Mddling, low
m!ddng clause, July d,inerv, -'toioi 3O6id; July
and August delivery ~ 30 "a tIsIst ana sep
delivery 35.64d buyers October AID november deliy-
cry 1894 "a 3s-Ofd November ana De enber delivery
4 30.GIG4 40-0id; December and January delivery
4l.Gld value January and February delivery 43'oiu
sellers February and March delivery +j-6id value.
galveston, July II lotion quiet ddllng 7'.e low
rndh l-l6c good ordinary, q JiCc: net and gross
iccepts % bales sales. 81 bales stock 632 bales.
Cayston claims credit for being the third cotton port
In the nted States and sends greetings all exchanges
with the that h., yearly receipts ior the fSt
time have exceeded 10000 bales.
Norfolk July Il.-COtton dull mddng, &c net re-
ceipts lie bales gross lt5 balcs; exports coast"se'
y IiaIcs sales az bales; stock, 1870 bales.
Savannah July 1l.-Cott9n easy; middling. 7sic low
rniddi 3lGc Good ordinary, csc and gross It.
ceipts 9j bales sales 100 bacs stock 1892 bars
EcwOrlcans July 1l.-Cotoh quiet mi1dling. lo.loc
low pidlllna 7 310c good ordinary, 7.l0c; not r.
ccpts 80 bales cios % bacs exports to the Continent
5 bales coastwlse, d5s bales sales 800 bales Soeh
IG 400 bales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Beall, John A. and wife, to Frank L o'Net o7th.st.
Clmpbell, Robert +. and wife, to Joseph Butten.
Wiser Madisoa.st bet Jefferson and Rutgers sts,
demand, sl3,337.
ave, s 4th-st demand, 81, 500.
Gilmore, VIM ], and wife, TO Ethelbert Wilson, n
134th-si, 1th.ave demand, $4,000.
Gallo, Angelo and wife, to w Bloofgood. and ano,
King-st MlcdouPal.st, years. 50, 500.
Ham, Iicrmne 10 Henry MOrgenthau 1S0ti-st,
" llth.aye, inStallments 81 ,1S3.
Heimcke, M5cf1retns. to Jacob Gooabach s9d-st.
Ave i, year. $500
Jackson, Lewis ?, to Eliza wqTrhington, Collese-
Kot7un, Anton and wife: to Albert nemdier, 7sd-
a. 1st.ave. ! vear, s. 600.
Keller Caroline 70 Chas Strong and another, e cor
9thave and l0th-st years. $50, OOO.
LoNy Mitchell 4, 10 Alfred j Dunn, 133 Blocker
McGGinne:s, Edward and wife, to C Hyatt, s s5th-
a. 3d.nvo. demand, - 600
Myers Sarah J. 70 4 + WorthlngtOn, n Gardenave.
lot s5. nap Belmont 3 years, 5000.
McCauley Catherine and another. James Flanagan.
n osthst lot $50 map Cornelius PRIV. year. 80 00o
o'Donnell, Mary 7. 20 Andrew Wynn. 17oth-st. W
Of Nnnde?bltaVe, instals. sl.OtO. -. -
Pollock. Ge0r0lana and another, TO Hugh ONclll. 20
Warren ST. note, 81 600 -
Spaudlng. Cathariuo NJ. 10 + Gordon. n OOthst
W of Stlsve G. morts), instals. $4,000.
Wchner. Ernest ct al to Frances Bcekman, Arthur
ave- Of Pclham-ayc years, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE Eycu,Ncr

Tn. total amour. resSe eT AZ sh Saturday Ivy Il
Room from public auction sales city ts ,at foT Inc
"oeh cbulnB Win today was 1892
LIST OF AUCTIONS
for the present ending SATURDAY. Irlv 1s the
oGSwng auction sales t. Be- held at
Foreclosure salo lot. 20 7xrs0 ana 5s.ory building
30 2'9 wess Ssth,st 1901 q st6.avo lot tx
S s1a,I e lot: S aSs5 ana is1or :
PsrsSn s SG $40 On. h1 ot ss9;s: 2o 2dSe
and sC saaye stable 5 aSS r Sds,
E"s' ofVh'St' n s. % II Of 1st-aye.
TUESDAY. JULY H.
No a WSt sale lot 2Sx9s9 aud 4.story dwelling
o5 ana s:ory aouss ' ~ a q % thay Of lot, y
sedrT Sis bastton sale lot io7xio39 and
d lot 5x0o5 aa a:s . cfSi sas 2 25O 70 20 west Of
5oth;s $50 OF Gth.sye iot 4x6S and story
u"es no 0lv west lDth-st, $, 200 It OF sth.aye.
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is.
Foreclosure sale i lot 24ox1O511 SIS Fas. ad.st 100
u hysC OF Avenue "a lot 22Sss6 East sdst IS Il
AVs" Of Jdive G lot eSgo s2'SFrG &c.. Ea:. S
1SSt,ye; pI9 9 Of land ?O2xloo, 2dayo 5o3
iSth-st l25 It Of 2d.aye: lot 9SSss oo venue
A. cor OF 9th-st. ~" '' VII ~
NEW-JERSEY PROPERTY
no fS ~ s aScso Bic Of snd S5S and stSEy house
THURSDAY, JULY 49,
FOreslosgre salS plot of land and 4stOry
no Wet 5I2's aaS 10 # a2S59
$50 Of anS ss' p aSSf ason T S d 5$i
SO1x7o.s and O-stnry building. No. 3ai Vest ;
SSa 1ss 8 &a c' q s So Of
lots 2x1200 each and 3.stOsy buildings Nos 5S5 and
$Ss Sudne 80 adSnns asoSe Lot
i2o2 It Of Westinghouse
FRIDAY, JULY II.
Foreclosure sale lot 25x152 6x25 8x150 and 3story
building No 542 West 5itst 5. 300 # of 11th-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13

Liverpool, July II. r. n.-nscf-i!Gdcrs oncr spar
ssN Porh-IIod'rs Oirf freely Hans Holders oGgs
snorlnglv. short cut 3ut $ 70 &c H. nfr ~ iG5 ga
Eacoa|lIcldSr, oIor .Tar1Iy; Cumbcrlard cnt alor!
% Ia "a a. nrn SIS short rb. about ~ - hfn ~
"a, lone clear nddl about q n. 1rG AZ 81 Ch'c,.
at~i. Enirits Of Tfucu'.n -nO,ttrs Offer -pafnry.
Ros1-noiGcrs. onsr eIofqg{ con la inn 2, Is 80
Western SPOT and MY, firm ~ 81 A1Rusi ara s,ptem'
her nrin at 32s Cd. whost-ilo'lors oL-i 'r'rino.y
Llcu- IIoidars offer moderately Corn-SpOt tl- supply
], poor iaiur.s hc1eGs 9aI aodeIat'ly @Nd W. @rg
lion, At Iond0n-PacAc Coast. hOldecs are not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
ieaal Notltes

{ UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
y OF NEW. YORK.-Summons-TIlh cesircd in the
city and County Of Xew. York Action No, e The
York Lumber and Wood Working Company plaintln
against Thomas walsh. John Edta ssillMG Mary Mary
posing he irm Of cassidy a1d Adler; Louis = Phelps
o. Johnson; james MahOncy aud Frank MahOnsy com.
posing the firm OF Nahohey & SON Henry w Benedlet
J0bn Burke William NJ. Waite Isaac ). Stiudler. and
Mas Hahn comlo 5ing the nrm Of Stndler, ana
Hahn William NJ. Sayer, it, and Richard ).
sIyer Robert pick the Twelfth Ward Bank, the Hyatt
COMPANY George D. Knight and Charles Lorng, Charles
r Lawrence Charles Frazier and Henry c.. Marshall,
Inhn Doc and Richard Roe whose real names Ae un.
known to pldntlu. Defendants
M the abovc-rnrucd defendants, and each OF them
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint In
this action and serve copy OF your answer on the
pantls Attorneys within twenty days after the sor!ce
Of tbs ,Imnous exclusive Of the day OF service and ~
cas-, 81 your ailure appear answer, Judgment VIII
he taken agan. sou 10y default for the relief demanded
In the complaint. Dated February 90 1891 Nitter
e Kenyon Plaintiffs Attorneys 80 Park Row, New
Nor..
Tho foregoing summons Is served upon you. by pub.
lleaton pursuant 10 an order made by the Hon George
L. ingufam Of the Justices Of the supreme CSnrt
II the state Of New-York dated the 22d day nt Nay,
1891 and hed with The complaint i9 he once b OF .ns
Clerk o. the city and County OF Newfork on tns same
day New.York. May 22. 1891. Witter a ao B,,
PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEYS oce and postoee address 90 farH
Row. New'Yofk CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
AoUEpUcT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Ronr 300 S,ewnrt Bndlps, 10. $50 Broadwav
Cost an> founo

OST-Ce.tfeate Of Stock No. 10 IN the Farmers Loan
- aud Trust Company. OF New-York, dated september
20 l99o, t1r - ahu Ssitnean o. ~ Seo'
and both standing Perry late of Fair
ned Conn., deceased II is believed that said certificates
burned In the Chicago IRE OF 1871 All letsoas arc
called % show why certificates shall aos
be Issued by said Trust Company lien Of those
DESTROYED HOWARD y. WAKEMAN.,
Adnr. Est. q sch Perry, deed.
Bridgeport Conn. July 6, 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
Nntilon 5ales.

& ALE or ORDNANCE ST0RES.-BENICIA
- ARSENAL Bcnics, CAL. July 8, iS0i.-Thcrc will
be offered public auction. this Arsenal WEDSfS-
DAY. AUGUST j, lsDi, at 10 o'clock a. M, variety Of
Leather Goods small Arms. Parts Of smal Ans. Se'aD
Metals and Miscellaneous Catalogue ri Gu"I.
titles cOadluons etc. be- had on sppllca ol % this
Arsenal T. s. BABBiTr Lieutenant-COlonel Ordnance
DepagiH.nt u. 5. A.. Cvmnand!ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
OIL MARKETS.

or City July Il.-NatOnal Transit certificates oPned
AZ 1se highest OSc lowest ca ac; closed az ~ r..
ssles, 1000 bbis shipments. Gij95 bbls runs so''
Dbls. ,.t
Pittsburg July 11-PcttolcumNo Nothing doing; national
Transit certificates opened az % ac closed G1 hAh
est G7a,c lowest, 672c.
Bradford July 1IEationHl Transit certificates oItu
1T e7lsc closed at 95soi highest csc lowest. G1Se
clean aily5s, IL 900 bblA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-13
. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEw.yoRK TRII

ENTERTAINMENTS FOR TIE NEwYoRK TRIE:
n USE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ THE TPp Iy,v
if0 broadway, corner 2y'.st. pnHl p M 3'2 , Ws5'
ave corner Fourtecnthst 7G0 1hrdavcr corner io.S;
scVcnth.st 1920 Tbrt-avc, near sixty ilisst, Los
Titstavc 100 West E0rsy 1092 CoumbusaNe,
ITO Nntsvo cor 72f' % P 2 - Avenue a;
One hund rrd .tW eut, -.t, ny 70 D. H. aud EOS
Nest Onehundre aud tw ntr hnhst at regular Ole"
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFEEE-There was slow market today for BraIil
s5o1,sss S = 30 RIO No ss sIss
reg adj day snd PRICES suffered decline. ,u G'S q;
Hs1e were no special features deyslOp some i1Ii s
selling LEGAL longs" suSseS0eHsy t SsTo Ma Hsvrs
a July while osAef T S7 zoo SnS SsSs are
ssalisn Hamburg made slight ADVANCE Loaaon
a. e. sspts%Ser. SIS Cd october 6{s Cd NPSs@HIr6
g. % 4g sS5 GOOD 0s second 10 EiIos SEQ EXCHANGE
fp:iyate), 17S receipts in RIO 1000 bags M ooo
snces United States, 5000 bags do do 70 EuoP o
hsrs Rio stock ia 600 bags Rio MARKET nm
In santos 900 bags Santos stock, 4SOO9 Days Seg
.es Ro July % July bags sane Rsct sSs
81 nSos uS to July 10 1901 5000 hss same time
1890 2sOOO bags same time lSsS Sn0Vy luz At 1880
august ieSi6 i6c September oefSos
y iss5iS4Sc Tebrasry M 1s Soc l SSS
SiS 45c JUN i6s0di6s5e; August lG.o5aiol0e Sep
%Ssr 9c'GISseEO co. %aeSSSse de-
nveIies since July l. is9l New o.s haas; total
H.475 bags. - o., ,oob hut .he
,soss ~. nnmnytant Sales POI bales for export ana
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ouo,tops arc based on American standard Of classified
STAINED.
food Ordpary..........5l2 Low Mddling.....-.7 -
SO go Gond n1iinnry O. Mlddling ......7 1915

Options-weie weak pretty much all day. and final hg:
indicated net Of 3d5 points from tho close OF
Yesterday Speculation comparatively slow ana cleiy
local The most important factor which favored the
bear" element the failure Of the Liverpool marke'
10 raspond 30 hnnes Yesterday the buish inter-
p;eton placed on the bugeau report The consequence
was selling movement by longs' early in the day. clm
mating in a break Of Cal points. Later on there was
OF l62 points with little buying by short
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Gonntrp 11ropettn for Bale ana 90 I
RsaI estate Uantrb.

4 WANTED for our fall list improved and unn-
moved property to let and for sale; charge for
rngistarinG J. ROMAINE BROWNE & CO.. 80 West
93d st. near corner Of broadway.