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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Feb 2.-Cattc-lccopts for the past a hours
900 head total for thus far oO) head; for same
time last week $3.50 head consigned through 4Joo head
~ which 500 u Now -aie 1900 head; uarfct
onencd nrner prices higher top grades. dull and lover
% common. closing stead and un export steers
good To extra 81 S0d4, 10 choice heavy butch = 400
81 Ia mediums - CD ~ 30: Light hand - GjaS3 -
Michigan stOcker- heavy - io0$S so; do ycafne -
fsS do feeders 5ods3 bulls, stock. @2as2 80 fa
81 25l%H: exports ~ 1a@3 So Boognt 81 s1D - -
cows and hifers common extra ~ 7ja73 milch COW
and springers good extra &2de31; calves, yea
Sheep and larnbs-ReccIpts for the past - hour OnV"
head total for week thus far 500 head FOR same TIN.
last wcek 1000 head consigned through. 500 head q
which 300 T. NowYOlk on sal, 1000 head; oIened
active and higher co-in@ hrE ana unchanged; She j.
choice extra s. lOasj 49, good to choice - sudT1 %
comman 10 fair. ~ 1jaS4 10 Lambs-Chocc u ezra,
SO 1895 80 good to choice % 5a - o. common t. ia
- 25u5 20 g.Rcco pt, Tor pas p hours, 3 so
head total for thus far $4,000 head for ,amc time
last week g. head coa~- through p 900 head Of
which IS 600 to New York sale; 1000 head opened
I'm fair demand and shad hignCr closing s;dN ana IN
changed mediums hea,v and mixed. - s10r3 30 YORK
ers ~ 90; pgs. 70 70d$3 -; rOughs. - 9Od$3.
Chicago Feb. 2.''Thc Evening Journal reports: Cat
tleReoeiD II OC0 head ~hip ent>, 600 head; MARKET
ac,iya higher: prime steers, :Dd51 % good 20
choice Sfd@l 81 MEDIUM common 90 jpaI3 10; cows.
81 3o9s3: stockers s2ds2 . Hogs Receipts. $4,000
head: shipments hc,d; msrk.t slow. lover; rourh
and common SO 1888 30 packers and mixed, s3 5IG
"a 60 light JOdS3 Sc She Pre- -eipt~ 1000 head
shiDmens market slow. about stcndy natives.
s4as4 s. Texans 81 25dSi 75 Westerns, 81 2jdS s.
ianh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
GRAIN md PRODOCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NFW-1OKh D-ALl-N'H'
The tide in the wheat speculation continued 10 run
strongly upward yesterday Plenty of bull news was
On hand TO stimulate buying. Cables were suohe Oh
light shipments from India 10 the unlteu hlS"oin
and the Continent and cold weather in the NoGl"eSV
continue, 10 excite fears of the autumn eod ~
The visible supply statement showed decrease va
AGO os6 bushels and there were iull NoFlhWV.sVYYr
arrivals but these influences counted lor Ill. no', az
against the favorable clements Ihce wa, hnHycd a
TaIIing on The clcarances of -four were full ana f
than so 600 bushels of wheat were Delivered Oh w
Louis and the foreign element was Ice q, ~ a.
chase Nav options ranged from 81 ~ -" - ~
81 0s 3as o. Be- while IL 9S weh' The l1e net gains
in optons were $50 Is cent. -. .ho
The cash wheat market rose Ia cent. Dut li,e
advance stined the demand. There were no export
'0 The visible supply of decreased 331e2 busheis
and light receipts were reported ihe'e iactS, d'g
in options and a.nct rise Of 1d1 Is Tor inc heatp
months and 34057 cent for the ster mon month n,o for
Shipment The deliveries on contract were llSs"i"
Oats were fairly active the spot and frmer Ine
options were slow but closed up IL - cent l". I
were deliveries on contact OF 31oOoo busHeIs' All
NJ lard was without export demand. In sympathy,
with the West. the options were weaker anu tun,u
off two points after February, which closed uhchdH-cu
The final official quotations We're; oo N.Y.
~ W W T 81 Get MaTSa s, 90 way
Corn-February, 63; March, 90 3-S; May 90 l.
June. so July so 3-s cents. ,o>,o . white
FEBRUARY So SIS: March. 81 Is May. 81 3-9 cen1s
The receipts of -four and grain reported ycSeraas
at G sn Baore c6 su bush
els oats 95,455 bushels; total grain loo a
-four 39745 packages At Chcago MlwsuEgeh SG
corn co., oi5 OBS bushels cats 2Ot7o3 bushels total
grain. ASH 5O4 bushels: -four. 1888 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. (SpeciaD-May wheat opened at
% 81 sold between 80 IL and 81 OF 5-9, ana cioSel
at 81 90 SO There to-day vast covering u
short wheat and a very general selling out OF long
wheat The buying in of one short line, when AK
pregated probably 100000 bushels, advances prices
about cents. The buying, however 10y tihS cde
tradar created a market on which half dozen great
holders unloaded 1t looks to night as II the hqnaa
tion had been incomplete. Tie first prices "ets al
frihinr recession the news from Ca1orn@ OF b Pl
The linton prices made on covering by IaIN
ridge and on buying for the account OF promi l
ST TmliSan John Tyson. compelled today =" cipNr
ont his line Gables opened firm. bat at NE c"Ie
were q little disappointing for balls. Indian snph@Nl
showed A consdcrabl" falling off: Minneapolis hour
dispatches were rather buSh: the northwestern tt
lots we're rather liberal. 81. one heavy snort me
i'm corn Partridge. covered. advancing prices
about | cent MAY opened al 33 Is, touched % -
and closed at 80 "a cents. II was the case IN coI
a. in wheat that holders awaited Of the alarm among
shorts To sell very freely. The receipts were over
expectations oats were steady in sympathy VIII
wheat and Nav opened at ~ - tonchl+i
d6 . and closed at 40 IA cents. Provisions not
withstanding the excitement and strength on grain,
closed al little decline from saturday night. Inc
hog receipts, 47,OoO. were over the expeCtation,.
and there was very general apprehension mat the
notification Of the provision stocks tonight would
STAT some new selling IN the morning
Provision stocks tonight show 2fj,OOO barrels new
pork 76oOOOoo pounds short ribs, and $4,000 terces
tpn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
TOM BIT AND SCRATCHED HER ARM.
HE WAS ONLY A CAT, BUT HIS VICIOUS NATURE
GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE AND THEY
KILLED HIM.

large gray and white cat called ION" nlaue d
commotiou in the house OF William Kenner, NO j.
East One hundred and elcventhst yesterday ana BIT
ono woman ON the arm Mrs. Renner took the cat mo
the house about two years ago. The Purdy family
living I'm the nelchborhOod. formerly owned Iom'
but he was driven into the street because he had
habit NJ hitting and scratching the children. several
MANNERS OF the Renner family had been bitten by Inc
90, SLIGHTLY since he had lived in the house, but he
was permitted to stay there in spite of his vicious
temper. ,. ,
Mrs Annie Wilson, a widow. Of No 2,1O' ThTd-
I'VE who is a washerwOman, was employed Ill Ms
Renners kitchen yesterday, and Tom showed a strong
dislike when she shoOed" him from his iaNorlte rc''
ing place by the stove At length, when she nappid
her apron his face him away, he spTthe a.
her and set his claws and teeth In her bare arm.
Mrs Wilson screamed with fright the vicious amman
tore her flesh. Mrs Renncr caught up Dfeau h'l4o
and stabbed him IN the side. Tom dropped 10 ,i4
door and ran behind door, where Mr. hchhgT ucIN
him a prisoner until Policeman Reid, % the iaIt en-
snnad was called In. Reid threw blanket Over llo
cal and carried him to a stable in the street IHtir
bullet nut an end 10 the animals LIE. Mrs; NllSDh
went home after a druggist had spread cafbohc saiVG
on her wounded As the cat was not ncl'NN'
to be rabid her injury not regarded as Serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Jan p nj o;tolrihe sale OF the day
stsady American-Mlddlnc low middng clause Feb.
ruary delivery 500 "a G0.6id; February and March
delivery 59-04d4 6064d; March and April delivery
Sd sellers Aprli and May delivery, 36id5 4G4d May
ery s s64 dS god July and August delivery 1O63a
II 64d August and SeDtmb dIivcry l0-Gd buyers
Senternber delivery. sold buyers.
savannah. Tet, "a oton essy; mdd9g 9'l0c low
e95 bsles: sales 42j bales stock. 9j 44O bales.
Galveston Feb. 2.-Cotton steady middine. 9@c; low
good ordinary MT and gross receipts
ST. bales exports cOastwisc, 2,i4O bales sales llJO
bales stock. S. 966 bales. $500
Norfolk Feb 2-Cotton quiet; middlng Ole: net and
gross receipts, ales exports to the Continent ll9
bales coastwse, 2O40 bales sales 47s bales stock.
so 93i bales.
\ew.Orl ans Feb 2.-COtton middling, 1l6c;
low mdding s2c good ordinary. 7a,c: net receipts.
85s bales gross 51OG bales exports coastwise. 43O
bales sal4s $50 bales spnners 100 lales; stock,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

Ivy C,ln.
,ort odoy partitnInfy on extreme high srde, wh..i
ssra Still Wanted bi thr local tadc The general m1r.
!, n good ,hSpe GT ns 10 I'M mo-, oe nuc boar of
The enhanced View o. h"Ge 400 is Iow F%tra - ~
asa G3oo bis City Mn: 55os 3! for the W., ,o iHai
aVo vsl MEN tr So 800 b6ls SupcrGnc
- 10 ~ 80 li,9 Gbn me- rs d. Pa..t- - -
s:3 81 Low l ii o ch ~ - 1o6 G. ;5a5 10
patents, ordinary to choice - GoGe5 81 fancy = 80"
; 2o - M94s0 9 RTi m\,r q Ioa 80; Staa>
ordinary To- faSSy /: 5ca.5 20 ra,n!~. orlnar, -
. PSias aid ID S 2.aar 80 IS !: :sa
ket clGs,4i strong 900 ~, Sbinrog Grad. 4 -
s. Trade and E Ey F fIa Il 1877 s r rU ra and a
,nCkWi,Go>T W GqG'sd at tE e ga
Soii(c and rrw yellow We-torn quotl - 5Oa+3 %,
and Rrandyy IN. at - - ral. 293 hhi' ,,,,u..,r
arri ;5;s the oq,dS oday %ds@y @qii
marS,t va compl-ty hands Of thc 'ons 'ent
1he dealing; yer q@t enrfa, ana a, 'rn ,,g.y nv
W5T ara Iay ds1'rs St Loal. hoaS.. vcr ir
r,t y o. March ,Gqpro~,a to 5s,., '2s q oYo' ota
Isy ~ S,prtay iaot and TIN ,,t - o7'- freu
which S th1Ir wa" Wand ray az - o. nb,,au"t,y d~mca 10
= oi. atr which ad,2aSol r. - o5 co,ns oo "a,
81 I. "a 70 5 r.r TntG Kinrdom and Go6 as thr
& sra. "S'' dr ss-'' il W; ac 'If c
rSg,oa to Gacyaay coaq cold S~ a, n IT,,
S"rtlnt va fo"r sbo.rd n iraryd incfrt-.. both of
WI i' dad 10 IN. nri,ncss The Gcr~. ia Tho Ei,b
In. had con cNbectcd Int
1qd mo- material influence. lv-rtc> on cont tract w'
light Onlr sis load, going around. lA' .h w. "N
rlsto d..uetob from G. ,forn.I we'd in rN o 2n
nouiry ..nt from her. I'm rcarl the crop situation
1as unt1 lat. n Flru,r," Arrival. AT inl,.o point
Enc. o" ,.rc o27 100 bush -urng ana 81 90 bush
vir, ,1,fn.. III 90 and - OG1 bush respectively.
,.t var .,o,roisi r-c-iuts - So7 bush; daranc-f
;G5 hush What and 80 OCO Ia{gs Tho spot nA'hrt
respond d with r.s. o. Il'4c ,ui taatIg va, ~
SLOW. IO,aI rrrnit p ought 1000 bush ~" "a 80
II 10 in elevator carly IN tn dayl. ana .Au"'
hush low claac uncradd w'ntr ed UP ~ , n.,.
SIcs, $4,000 bush future coo bu-h r,o' 100 II n
rod ~ ats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Cincinnati Feb. 2.-Four stronger family. SO asa :
fancy - 4O0fi 20 Wheat In good demand strong: No
rcd receipts. 1000 bush shipments. 400 BUSH Corn
o. In good demand. strong; No mixed. jJ2doic. Oat,-
Strong: So mixed. 49, H. Scarce. nrm No =. roc
PORN nm go Lard steady q so. Bulk meat, in mod
rrat. demand short rib. - s7@u9J Bacon in modcra'e
sales. 90s bbs finished good, on basis 81 II. Butter IN
nm, rat. demand fancy Egin -: Ohio lnd
aia ISa2ic: choice dairy. ia lGc. Ln-ccd oil in fair
G407i-c; Now-oilcan,, i2d'tc. Ege> heavy, l"c
Cheese nrm: choice uii cream Ohio fat. l00 l0l2c.
Buffalo Feb. 2.-Wh'1t-No. hard quiet 600 bush
sold at II - II 40 Northern at ~ 10; No.
Northern. ~ 10 asked; winter wheat higher; cars
80 rcd sold az - OGdSl OOH; ear No. extra rcd
al = OJ: No. I white ~ ~ %; - ear, No. !
white oregon NJ 96d372c. Corn strong and higher
-4l.- Of 10 No. yellow A. 5i'c; II ears Ne.
yellow at 81 ac 3 ear, No. at j74c, II cars No.
Al sc on track oats nrmer; good demand; offerings
light: sales Of : NO. - whit at Jlc , No.
whit, at Soc so mixed. 30 asked on track. Farley
firm aud unchanged. Rye higher SOd~lc asked Tor
80 . Flour strong and unchanged. Mfced firm and
unchanged. Il" .cipt>-Whcat. 5000 bush; 1000
bush oats. 900 bush. Shpmcuts-Wh'at. 320UO bush
ChcFso Feb. The leading futures RANGED A. follow-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR1c

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was material advance on light trading in
National Transit certificates at the Consolidated EN-
change yesterday. The sales amounted u o7'o'o
barrels and after rising from rs IS 10 IS IA cents
the market ended at - . cents sales OF "oOp
barrels of Buckeye oil made at 2l0 - il cents
Al the stock Exchange only 1000 barrels changed
hands al 10 5-a 76 Il cents The visible supply 81
refined oil at the principal Continental port "l
Eurone ON January . was $4,000 barrels an Increase
of 1872 900 barrels. From July !. 100. t. January
s. 1891 the amOunt taken for consumption from lh.,e
nnrts wa 311 900 barrels, decrease Of 2J.VD
barrels Refined oil here quoted at 10 cents IN
barrels and 800 cents in case, refined IN bUlK al
A 90 and crude in bulk at loo cents per Gallon.
Foreign quotations were l. franc lower at Antwerp
at Il Il francs, and unchanged at Bremen a; o''o
marks and at London at > 3-o pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. 2, 3;i5 p. m-Beef in poor demand
cxtrs India So prime mess steady at ass 90
PORK In poor demand prime Western dun at 42s Cd
Hams in good d msnd Bacon in fair demand Cheese
I'm GOOD demand. Tallow In POOR demand Trrp@ntine
and osln in fair demand I@rd-spot IN fair demand !:
steady at 30s Cd March and April steady at 3os o.
Wheat and poor demand. Corn-Spot In poor d..
mand demand mixed Western spot. firm
at IS sid February firm at IS 3i2d March hIm a.
SIS at Is I'd. Hops "A LnndOn-Pacinc
Cossn fair demand Receipts Of wheat for the lest week
from Atlantic ports 400 quarters from Pacific ports,
o. other sources, %
cepts Of the last week. IL. Quar.ers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
Also shipped 100 dressed pigs State Of Pennsylvania

sale,-M Goldsmith 60 Chicago Steers 1903 h average
r. At - g. IL do 1899 ~ at - l0; Is Do, l23 n. a.
81. 10 DO 1880 No. at = go - DO ll16 n, at - 50; l.
d. il25 ~ at ~ = do, l2l5 H. q - - 90 80 -,
~ II 20 II do iIl2 y, az - % 10 do, I2S2 %.
/ d. 1910 n, at 8 80 10 do. 1919 r. at - TO-.
! Shauh,rg. 81 Chicago steers. ~ p, ~ - 30 10
do, io2 r.. at - -; . do. i'I5 b. az -
at 81 80 d. 1859 n, at -; IL do l@72 At 30:
~ =. II - do 1871 - at - 20 II do I3ij p. ~
IA a.. II do lI31 d. - %; - do, 1871 H. - 81
. do 1IiG n az - d.. 1870 g. at $50 , Cows, 1924
n Al 4, G5 I Hun 700 d. 90 e.
' Newton elliott 10 Chicago Steers 1868 d. at 81 77s
IG do $50 H. at - 10 Michigan do. 100 n at -
il p,nnsvvania Cows 97S 70. at - - STATE do. 1856
n. q - go. - ,.,,. O.. 49,, o. - 49,,
IN d. I9in n at - 20: STATE oxen. 1873 n.
d." o2j5 n, at - do. 1875 a. At - - do 1913
n At q: do 1850 N. al 80 10 do. 1870 ~ at 20 10
w. sander: Chicago Steers 1923 y. at - 81 do
1870 n al - I2l. do. 1878 n at - Is do lil2 ~
az - 90 Il do. 1888 ~ AZ - ~ 10 d., lii6 ~ ~
- 10 do 1915 n II - o.; l3 DO G'w cows, lliJ
H. ~ - % ! Bull 1890 p, az - -.
MICH COWS-Rccr!pt-. - had. mainly consigned
direct dealer- lc ling dull. Nomina. 1no'atio1- az
f2Oa:fn can Included. but few cholc" are r'ti'd at
-4J4s5o 900. -,
CNIVIS-R,ccipt,. 532 head. mainly At G0thst. West
ern Calves ruled extremely dull at a3c PEI n with
few selected selling az 3sG3sc. aud over 800 were -"
ported unsOd Vcas were Just about STEADY with sales at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

| Yesterday was a light day at The Exchange WV
lam Kennedy offered under foreclosure NO. IT non
One-hundred and twenty seventhst Inc plope" lot
sists of a threest0ry stone-frOnt dwelling vi " 49,.
176 by 100 After considerable bidding IL soiu ''
$40 700 to A. J. Mccormack; .,.4o coll, for Itch
horne a. Wjsn the three-story, stoop 6rowns1ohv
dwelling NO l7j West Eighty seventh ST.; IL " 10 tra
1905. Tor $4,000, TO Frederick W: hioSu u
of James FiOyds sons iron merchants. ves,erlay
The Committee Legislation r. met mlee usa. mi
Thomas +. Murta in the chair Inere having Mdn been
read and referred to the respective SUD 80 The
Mr. samuel Mcmillan brought up the ssuInpgJined that
mi" is an issue which had to be faced: lie adltet
the difficulties which presented. but III ms scnuId
rmo nger Ee noStponed lie requested that the DenP
sey bill. No. "a. which had been relerrGu mi body
IG,i,aty thr chairman and secretary were added 10
the subcommittee. who were directed TO EPo' necia
next meeting of the full committee " WIN"
George II. Scott, chairman of the Comini''eo VII
The 1astng Of the RapdTransit bill and its sig
nature by the Governor must be matter Oh and
to the Real Estate Exchange, as II crowns wiz, ~
cess our labors continued over the last four
need not remind the members OF this COMM i in
that ever since 1857 large portion OF our ue ~
each session has been given to TINS suDeU before
his committee: the meetings have been reported az
length by the press and thereby public OPINION resnf f
Which we are glad To be able record TO day of
Nothing looked hopeless tlan me e dnrs la
wear but think We may say that IL mas oeGonS 9 "p
1arent that the representations made by inc Hony
rmitec Of one Hundred which proceeded 10 -ho ~
last year from this Exchange were not nei re- Ner
expressions Of reaLeslate owners OF thc cry vi
York but that they voiced the uhiVersai 9"'
of the citizens Of New-l ork. ,.,,,. ,,ot tbore has
AZ all events we note thankfully that tncio ac
been race on both sides by the Senate anu iousT r,
70 which could most rapidly advance tne neS tbc
The commission named by Mayor Grant col',u p for
nGdcuce of all parties, and 1t only remains nv" l
mis- Exchange to assist them by every mediiS /" ~
mower 10 a satisfactory solution - ,,, 1,e,.te Ex.
chance tender 10 the Commissioners OF Rapld lisro
,hc free se Of all our records, as % values anu
lin and that we will render to them any otiier Us
sistancc which may be In our power - RI ann
The motion was carried unanimously. me Ill, III
IT, ras directed 10 draw suitable resolutions lhan
@ tho legislature and the Governor for their prompt
action in the natter
New.York Monday, Feb. 2
Tho following sale held at the Exchange anu Au'
ton Room to-day: -. e., -, ,o-,hst = .
GOD 9.o,y - -, 3dave lot l76A991l; j McCormacA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
uIcu-pRICED NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.

r.o ,o,od Newfoundland dog Sir Bedvere, which was
rocentlv bought by f. b. Sears of Merose Mass arrived
here on the Untra yesterday. Sir BedNefe Wa lor''
the nronerty OF Mr. Green of Wals>ey in cheshire ihs
land He will cost Mr.. Sesr' about So'VvO VIM" '',.d
- ,,oois =, Nelro.c Sir Bdvere will be exhibited
g. tho dog shows at Boston, New-York and Chicago lie
g. a fine Newfoundland out OF Nero III and Behac Ii
Rim Is a strong strain Of Bdyard blood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

on civ Penn, Feb 2-Natoual Transit Certificates
opand no 1Giac highest 7S-c; lowo-t Gjc clos -
al bbl, cl'ainnce. 10 O0O bh- first ship.
mrnt- 90 50 bill Second shipmrnt- l2,53S bbls third
shipments 1896 bbls
pft-mrl PPM. Feb. 2.-PerOlrum strong and hlgh"r
National Trn-ii C'ncat> opened at zoe closed at 77Nc
highest 80 lowest 7Gc.
bradford Penn. Feb National Transit Certificates
or.ned ~ 7Gic: closed at 774c; highest 7ssc low-Nt
75dsc; clelranccs. 4o2, 900 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
st, S, 81 IT Bedford.st. % .easxs7 .sx2sr

Leroy-st, $, 81 It Bedford-st, %. 6Asx87 8x2sx
9Ox33 VIM Rankin and wife 20 John Rankin
92d-st. N S. 1I0.ll It W MaGison-aye, 1o7xIOOS:
Walter Reid TO Isaac Unterneyer. ...........,
41st-st, s, lots 10 to 22, block PAS, tax map;
Jacob Davis TO Brainard I Morris. .............'
Philip Cramer and wife to Gustave Gunkel
111th-st, s., 20 II W 3d-ave, 50XlO0. IL Gustav
7Gth.st n 5, 3l3 It W West End.ave, 22xlO2 2;
James X Smith and wife 10 William Brewster '
Ridge-st, No 50; Max Joknsky and wife 70 Simon
91st-st, =, 1913 II c 9th-ave, 17XlOO.S Sarah ]
Lozler ~ Charlotte Il Wright ..................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
Proposals.

RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street New.
n York January 23d, S9l.-Scalcd proposals, IN upr
cate will be- received % this Office until II o'clock ~ fvvs
ruary 3D. 1891 for the erection OF plain. substantial '
Inexpensive hre-e,cale on the exterior OF this buu"
Bidders ar requested 10 submit plan ard description
abe work they propose To do. For further Information %
details and Requirements apply at this Office ne INV
eminent the right % reject all pas OF ~
part of bid EnNcope, containing the proposals should
marked proposals Fire Escape and addressed " o
undersigned. ALEX. J. PERRY. Asst. Quarterrn''"i'
General = s. \.
EOR SALE.-Stcamer Ordnance" Army
L Builrng. WhitehJst. Ncw-Nork, Feb. :, lsV IL.
sealed proposals IN duplicate fer the .s>cha'e OF IN
steam propeller "Ordnane," heretofore running petss
New.York and Sandy Hook. VIII De- received az TINS o9
Until Il M Mar,n =. 1891 The vessel i, IN oI her
condition and fr.t.cass order. and II 10 b. sold because @
services ~ longer required She Is 81 feet osg has
ALL beam draft ~ feet copper touOmtf lNu "a
single surtsce condenser CINE % inches SQUARE, -
return tubusr and nue boiler. Tonnage, 80 tons rt
cash on delivery OF the boat. Partcs desiring 10 spts
her can obtain necessary information at this ofce a
Government the right To reject any or an nm
posas They must be enclosed and addressed 20 u .
der ,igned, and the envelopes containing them marker
purchase q II amer ordnance ALEA'
DERRY Asst Quartermastcr. GENERAL, U. s. Arny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

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