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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

At the fire on Joseph Sharpe's farm,
New Castle hundred Monday night week
five stacks of hay took fire instead of
four, as reported. They were entirely
consumed. The loss was about 81 200.
There is little doubt but that the fire
was of an incendiary nature.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15

The Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Com
pany is reducing its force of workmen, and
also time and pay of those retained.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-01-15
The MISUNDERSTANDING.

The announcement that General T.
F. Armstrong of Newark is candidate
for the adjutant-generalship is incor-
rect. The two candidate for the post
are Colonel G. j. Hart and Lieutenant
A. d. Chaytor, both of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

, ooo ooo husa q, sprng not including Minnesoss' ana
$50 900 bush Of winter against 22ooo Sha e bTsn
RESPECTIVELY year ago; 20 oco bush against $1,000
sssh cssnees ports 800 600 bush, akans zOvo Seh
INC weakness In he market now Il IN .pos A az the
IS in excess Of wants OF hpPe5s ec'n o sie eo.Se
n oSi, do October 81 o4tasl % I;le CLOSING CLOSING
0 S SSys%s 81 o4 Ssssi o. o. eosns
a: 81 oiS; do January. 81 O9gSl Ovt t el1 sas
a. 81 oos do May 81 Ssds1 14s closing as 81 tS
CORN opened lee lower recoSefa an tSe Sear montGs
and Tic ON January while May was only &C lower lor
iae dsy Trade both West and ners was very
a. the manipulation Of tho clique has ariNsn o S hb
SotwithstsndnS The wide nuetuaions me early 9lSat
was I'M sympathy with wheat ana on we Dig receips
law thg cilaue manipulation oil me september opdO
i.ge:her With the cash market Sp9t demand wa ICY
United ony o. loeds being taken cheny pH te sae
openns closing Oc delivered and from 7oe 70 zoe in te
eieVoor Tor NO car0ts OF No white NJ the eleNdof
&c graded 7Sc elevator and T5c delivered load OF
yea G zoe and sn lots Of elcad 40 e 4 1Si
Ge e T ppor on THURSDAY would reduce me crop estna
No sPem6e so.,ns u ssS % SOvenber
st 5s DO January 5G<aSGg closing e SS Seys e 40
tpoely duh in The option line with prices ac lower sales
being only 800 900 bush while spot was NOR active FOR
tbe elevator A0c in the Central; 1000 bush 10 white
SS9Ssi,e 10000 bush No mixed, at 36aS9,2c in the
20 900 bush graded at 35a362e for mixed on e track
and S9a4SAc for white No September podSos closing
@5 g osSs s cd 81 81 Sc dS %h e
soi ss7 ??ies a; = and 's s5:5
BEfaio for no. Chicago with sales late satur
day at 99se. and three state delivered here TO-
day 90 exporters out OF the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Coogan, Matthew, to David Mcclure and anO, n S
10jta-st. 2d.aye, mortgages, years s5o OUO .. q
Cropper Rosina NJ to W De"ht 81 Na'SAu-s'
cTotty, John f, to Hirch, Plnest, Centrsl-ave
CstfaaSo Bros, .NewYork Gas Fixture Company
Davis Moses to A Levy, StantOn-st, Sherln-st
Del Genoyesc Virgie, to NJ Hartshorne, 11th-
Frees, Valentine, TO Bank Clerks Building ana Loan
Association, 155th-st, Courtandt-ave' lhstaheh'7'
Higgins, James to Middlebrook oOth-st, c
Hen1er, Anna NJ to G Ehret, 1,25l ad-ave demand
'Kempner Samuel to German American Real Estate
title Guarantee COMPANY, Elizabethst HouSton's'
Liqcbach Hartman, to A Morranstern, OF 52d's5
W 81 2d-aVe years, $500. e., oo- ,.,.- -. q,
Morrel, Thcs II, to II Arnold 2O' Ful'onst' .
Ma6eid George 4, John Il Powell Of l7th-st'
Morris George H. t. j. A swinnctcn o; 96th'st e
OF Same t. W II lane. same prop year 900.
Null, Dewitt, to Il II l. townsend, W Of 4th-ave' Of
Martin John to Thos Lemon Lot 173, map East Ire
WiyeP Norman L. to Gcissenhainer, Of sist-st g
0ranee Elizabeth to 4 Roe n OF 45th.st, Of 2dave,
POLLOK (ustave IN The Cook and Bernheimer Co n
OF southern boulevard. OF iath.s demand, sl,74S
VS. Of ioth,avc Of 2sth.st. l year, $1,000 ~,
Roach WIN, to c II Mcrsertau, OF 146th-st, Of
'I Renncrt Catherine l. Beasy Of 1asd-st of
1stave, years. Mortgages, $1,000. ,
lleth.ss and Mofminqsidc.ayc ,eer. $1,000. 800,
spencer Joseph w. u F Nj dbl brook cor Of HON.
S. and Moiningside-aVc, year, SO o0O.
Smith. Albert J., 70 VIA Meshane. 5 Of 129d-st Of
smith MATTHEW to H Hir>ch, LOs II, map Upper Mot
Sam sanmet Philip. to T Bcrkcnhauer $40 and a51 East
sachs Julius to Baron Dc Hirsch Fund, Of 5oth-s,
wagner, ffedk' to & Tiret 1877 West 2sh.st demand
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
LACKAWANNA AND

Il
Shortest Line. NesCibuled Pullman Coaches.
4. E.-BudaIo Richneld Springs and Oswego Express
via Paterson Water Gp StroudsbuFg, scranton Bling
hSmtOu OWego Ithaca, WayeTy, ElmlIa, Corning, Bath
yIhe, sherburne waerse .tchheld springs Utica.
Mt Norris Greene. oxford. Norwich Cortland, SyrIc use
Fulton and intermediate stations. Connects at Seran
for PtstOn, Wlkesbarre, DansXie and North
uInberland; az Buffalo with trains for the West.
20 a m.-BinghamtOn Mail via BoOntOn
y. m.-BnRhamtOn and Elmlro Express for Water Gap.
StrOudsburg scranton OwegO, WaYery and Elna, con.
scranton with trains for Pttston, Kingston and
Wllkeiblrre.
30 D. m. dally)-Bunalo Limited Express. via Pater.
SON for Stroudsburg Scranton Owego, Wa
VERY, Elmra. Corning, Bath, waylsnd Danvile, Nj
Morris &C. arriving IN Buffalo at Z 80 a. N.
D. m. (dalv),-Eufalo. Richfeld Springs and Oswego
Express for Stroudsbufg Scranton BlnRhamton Cortland
Syracuse Fulton, Greene oxford. Norw ch Sherburne.
waiarvile Utica Be- and al points on Buffalo Division !:
~annssta with trains Cor the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

they have never before been offered at auouon' -, J
18th ayes They are NEAR BLYTHEBoUFNE' D""
Beach Junction and LeGerts Park and the shaS Oh i
West Brooklyn Improvement Company. TIE 81,
REACH AND Brooklyn, BATH AND W 80 ~,
The latter line runs to the Union Depot 56-sV' M"
5th.aye where 10 connects with the 5th@Ve' hIc'"I
Time from the Bridge 30 minutes 1t VIII pfooaoy SON
run 10 the 3eth.st. Ferry the finest from New horA'
on railroad cents The Beach and Manhattan De''n
Railroads mass through portion property and have
stations in the immediate vicinity One OF the noS'
extensive schoohouses Island outsde oil BROOK
lyn) Is within five minutes walk The grade Is IeNe s
every lot is ready to built upon at once The properly
surrounded by fine dwellings, and the most desirable IN
Kings County should command the especial attention Oh
all in search OF homes business stands or investments
Titles Insured Additional information ana Tree paSseS
from JERE. JOHNSON, JR, GO Liberty-st' Ne"'horN'
and $50 and 19l Montague-st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
Nrw.YoRK. oSrARIo ASH ME.rERN RAILwAy

Irnins Wcst 4Zd-sL az 100 n. 10 lIIIuVls
earlier from foot Jayst), for Mddetown. Boomng6urs.
-, FallsbuFg Liberty. Livingston Manor an
cok Carbondalo. Scranton. Walton, Delhi, sidney Nor
wich Fdmeston, Utie1, Rome, Oneida OsNego, Detroh
Chicago and points West. ara,
AIS p. st.. Campbell Hall. Lakes MOhonk and MIN.
newasla. waikiki Valley stations Mildlet0wn, Bl0onhy
burg, Ellenyie, Fallsburg Hurleyyille Liberty ROCK
land ,n...v
Livingston Manor, goekand, Walton, Sidney N 6sS
oneida, OswegO Rochester Niagara Falls DstoIs..
Chicago and West Pullman sleepers reclining CHAIR car
pullman sieeoiae car berths obtained &C 1923 Broadway
New.York. J. &. Anderson, G. p. ~, Is EAehang
Place. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
REAL ESTATE.
pr1s,vESs AT THE EXCHANGE.

From the pcesent outlook il seems that the real estate
Daret Il likely to develop considerable activity IN 'he
novt fortnight william Kennedy offered under lore
,osura Yesterday threequarter interest In NO 3lS
Torthave West SIDE TAI north Twenty eghth-st' IL
:. .b,.ostory Lfick tenement house with stores on
iot "a sxiOO and brought 1850 nom hd"aru fa'i"'
Lard -, aor ror+ition a Mint containing
90 zoo acres Situate the east side OF Jerome
=. ,be Intersection with line formerly known as w
1ortherlv line OF the village OF Mount Eaei' " '"'
nlaintf in the proceedings Tor 81 VVV =, tIo,,c,t
The following securities were SOFA by H. "
& Co.: ~, royidonca and BOSTON Rail-
road 500 each. 217.
r00 r. acconnt OF whom Il may concern:
20 shares New York. New-hsyen ana Hartford haii
ro' s5s 600 Jackson Lansing and saginaw Railroad >
Nor cent extension bonds, due 1901 1nchigah Cehrai
Railroad), 1O2 3-s. 49,, 30
10 shaTes Fourth National Bank 500 each, 10 II
20 shares Western National Bank, 500 each, % "a
shares United states Trust Co.. 500 each, ooa.
Is shares Hanover National Bank, 800 each, 500.
rs shares National Bank Of Commerce, 500 each'
100 10. ,..-., ,,..,o.., ps,,
70 shares Long Island Bank Of Brooklyn, $50 each,
III "a. ,.,, $500, o. ,o
+ per cent extended gold bonds, due 1888, lO2 "a
as 600 Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad
7 3IO per cent bonds due 3aS, III "a.
25 shares Ninth National Bank 800 each H. d,
$4,000 New York Lake Erie and Western kallI0tea
reorganization first lien per cent bonds due lOoo'
los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

" ALUARLE H9MESTLAD FOB SMLE ~ ASSfkoN'
By decree OF Probate Court the undersigned heNe Oeen
made commission 10 sell and deed the nor, sttau
belonging TO the OF Lucus BottWood, dec'as
Is located in the centre village Of amherst Hulonig
fhe lands OF Amherst College, and fronting on uc
mark The house contains acres ~ rods on Nlcn
fine garden plot, fruitful apple and pear 0'ng elu
other fruits Belonging tht estate but dlNldea lOn
the above by public hghways is pasture lot o. a nav
be- sold separately. The buildings are large twO-s.9{
brick house with 10 cattle or stock pam, WIN
attached she'd, and yard horse barn, with stle car
Tisge and harness rooms and poultry house Win witeG
ward buildings wei painted aouuuentt.S
supplied tha best water water pipes ana fohdIs;
and are thoroughly built and IN good res me
fown has complete Of schools, from kndrgarJeh
10 college As location for the education OF chldf9n
amid tho most beautiful and natural scenery ana the ele
Vatinu influences OF culture and refinement, as er1nt
home for gentleman wishing to retire nom the turmoil 81
business home, this place cannon
h. riyall,d in NewEngland. II will be sold without
reserve ut public auction 1.-THE premises ~ O'CLOCK
n m Wednesday, October = next
Anin'i''' LEVI STOCK BRIDGE,
j.. +. COOK.
L. r. HILLS,
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of COrtlsndt and Des-
brosses sts. follows:
Z a. IN. for MauCh Chunk and Intermediate points.
$40 a. Geneva, Lyons, Elnira Rochester. Buff
fal0 and the West PotJsve and principal local points.
Pullman Car Suspension Bridge.
a. m for MaUch Chunk and intermediate points
IL 80 o. N. for Elmlra and Intermediate points.
D. IN Tunhannoch and intermed ate points. Chair
Car to Tunkhannoc Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg. ,--,--, ,-.-
mediate points Chair Car 20 l.. and B. Junction. .
D. for POttsve and intermediate points, Chair
70 D. N. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg.
40 D. m Tor geneva LYONS Elmra, Rochester, Buf.
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge
Trains leaving % 10 a. NJ, II 80 m, p. m. and
40 p IN. connect for all points in MahoAey and Hazel
ton coal regions. - . - , ,.o
SUNDAY TRAINS
$40 A. for Mauch Chunk. Hazelton and intermediate
points, and IL N. for shenandoah and intermediate
Is D. M for Nauch Chunk and intermediate points.
80 D. m Geneva, Lyons Elnira, Rochester, Buff
,alo and the West Pullman Sleeper 20 Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge. 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
Railroads
pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot AZ
DesbrOsscs and COrtIandt Streets.
as fOiiows:-
On and after SPDfe1llbpl. ZfG 1907

The FAST LINE
300 A. M3Pulmsn ysstibue Sleeping and ParOr Cara.
Arrives Cleveland 8 .25 M, Columbus ) 80 a n
Louis LOUIS 90 2 ~ next day. Connects. also, Tor Toledo.
TnE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 a: No nposd exclusively Of Pullman yesabuls
D az ana state Room Sleeping, Daing, smoking
ssaogag s ana tygewFiters bathrooms Tor 6o
cneecs Of home or Office Ightea By so,a are con- %.
movable electric lights. Arrives clneinaat 40 ~.
day. 49, AsA'
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
800 r. NJ. Pullman Vestbule Steering Car from New
f0rs ana Dining Cars from e s. Louis
p m. next day. y"
TH@ COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
4i00 r. M.-Pulman Vestibule Sleeping. Dining snos
9s and RsnGsyiye@Ia k3iirS1i yestisgIS Fe9S
eago 10 y. n. next day.
THE WESTERN FxPREsS
$50 p. M.-pulman Vest bulo Sleeping Car EevYork 70
Memphis, Dining Cars SeI,YofF 70 pSia s ssd
fittSSn5g to RchmGnd and CRle3sO Aryss 4, ceun
?. N. next day and 81 Louis 200 a. ~ secoad nora.
Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
V ceasO Ye%.Y 5 70 MeSpS Via the sE SdoS
Valley arrives weekdays a. Columbus 7 Is n.
a. morning ase f1{ T SI iy
and for Cleveland and Columbus, except Saturday
400 T. M.-shenaadoah Valley Express with Through
BTifet Sleeper to New-0resns.
BALTIMoRE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
''washin gton Limited Express" Pullman Paror Cars
with Dining Car TO Bamore) daily except Sunday,
10 10 m, arrive Washington 80 D. m. and Con.
RIessional Limited" daily, with Dining Car az $50
2. m. arrive Washington 9 % D. m regular express,
$40 90. 80 and II 90 =. M 10. 80, % and
0 100 D. and Il 10 night For Baltimore only 90
IN. SUNDAY, e;i5 and 80 a. m. go. $780, md
FOR Atlantic CITY 100 p. n. weekdays, via
Through Dav Coach.
FOR CAPE MAY. 100 p. weekdays
FOP PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 20 90, 80, 100 40 100 Pennsylvania
limited, with Dining Car ana 10 no Washington L m.
tied with Dining Carr and II 100 a. m l. 90 60
210, 200, 3 80 900 80 90 200 80. 100 and
. 100 D. IL 10 night Accommodation II 10 a.
M. 40 and 100 D. m Sunday Express s: IS, 90
100 90 90 Limited and 10 100 m. :00, 0O 80
100 30 100 and 200 y. and II 10 night 40.
conmodation. 100 p. m.
For limo nbles Of trains local points the PcnRsy
Sa.a Baiiroad system, app.J at the following Tckes
and Desb7osseS and Cortlandt
$50 Fulton.st, and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot a
Fulton-st Brooklyn; IS Hudson-st. Hoboken Station.
Jersey City.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through % Estimation
CHAS f.. PUGH, J. Il. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

rI, HE Nook oF 0prN AIR SpORTS octave. 500 pages.
illustrated The standard authority American opsn'
air amusenents. Rules for sailing swimming bali PAl
eopy publlsbed nv The Tribnns New.York Entertain
Inc and universally eomplimented BY the nr@---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
INVEST sHoRE RAILROAD. On. Y. c.

WEST. SHORE RAILROAD, On. \. c: &
w H. r. Il. r. Co., Lesseej-ITans leave West 42dst.
(Se- follows and 20 minutes earlier from
TIE foot OF Jayst (NewI ork Hamilton, London Detroit
Louis, IS u, <s:i5 D. m Toronto 40 200 a. m 10,
= 10 D. M Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge
Niagara Fails. 80 10 100 rs p ~ g rs p m
iii s5 Crgns only 70 Utce Kingston. g 30 = 70,
10 :O0 n II 35 a. NJ "A 90 . 10, 8l5 y m Cats
xiii and Albany, g 80, = Is, 1000 II SS a. M;
vail Newbdrgh, 3 40 ~ g = 25 10 9o5 10 10 AZ ~
- Is }Ii:45 p N. Montreal and Canada East 10
a. M, > rs y. IN. Elegant sleeping ears Tor Buffalo,
Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit, Chicago and ST. Louis on
ali through trains. saratoga and Caldwell, Lake George,
iii :35 a. IN. (parOr attached Kaatersku Hunter.
Hobart Boomyile Grand Hotel Station and Phoenicia;
Hotel and Phonic4 for Kaaterskilb or III 80 a. no
train PaltZ. lake, MOhonk and Minnew0ska, 8 80
"a m. n II 35 IN; Daily DAILY except SATURDAY.
brooklyn, via Brooklyn Annex itlo 40 a. H. az 800 p NJ
For tickets timetoble paror and sleeping aGeommo-
daons or nformato apply offices BroOk 1888 Washing
IN It 700 F1lOn-.t Office foot Of kuiton-st.
New York CITY, Nos OIL 1863, 785, 942 Broadway, l43
owery IL PARK Place 80 West f25th-st and West Shore
Stations foot OF West i2dst and foot OF Jayst y r.
C. e. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent, Vanderbilt
ave, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
New:York, Tuesday, sept, 3. -,

New-York, Tuesday sept y.
The following sales we're held at the Exchange anu Au
ton Room to-day: - - -, - 49, >, I
IT 2sthst 24Sxi00 % INTEREST,"; Edwin tsrmhshu'
acres land, Jeromeave, Mount Eden; Ferdinand
Sale Of dwelling With lot No 81 cOrventave, list
81 was adjourned 10 Oct. 3. - o., . "a
Sale OF building with lot No 3ll East fotn-st %u'
ave was Adjourned 10 sept II. ,., -. 81
Sale OF 2 lots 1S4th.st, Banbhdge'aVe was au'
journed to Sept IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
FOR PHILADsyt,PpHHIISs;S F Eo,SITImoeE
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LOSG BRANCH, OSEAN nHON - &C.,
ERoM PIER s * r., FOOT OF REC1oRSr.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beaeh N91ind tn
ght Monmouth Beach, Long Branch, at 80 ~ 20
a. M ii 30 Saturdays only) 3:i5, 800 D. m. sundays
For Eberon ocean Grove, Asbury Park snd P tno
Pleasant at 10 i5 a m ~ Seearoys any INV psrkl
30 a. -. MI. -, -. -. 1 ~ m
n 90 saturday onyl. 3 IS p. m $500.
81. reach Hayel. ATLANTIC City. Vineand ana BFoSs-
ton 4 40 a. m q 90 p. IN. Saturdays CnlyJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
pEcoRDrD REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs-N. Y CIT

RECORDED REAL EoIAID IHhNSri4i - 49,
9eth-st S. 10 Columbusaye,, 20xl0OS; -
Sylvia A. Swinnerton TO George H. Morris I@
wCtWS s.ersva lot v 10 ioo TAP Emily @Hyn %gn5 TO
od. reSer DsGA ce l9.hsc ioOiixioo Isaac H.
oad Henrietta N sa5 West End.aye 50xi0os;
Frank l.. Smith and wife to william H. Myer: LIZ
17est n 5, 100 Audubon-aye, 25xl0Oi Henry :.
lle e' % cord ~ i Twin, 1876
"a ns'i G6's Simon to 10y same NJ 2s(
Lot r 76 map Hyatt Farm Thomas curran aud q,
wife 10 Owen T. Martin 80 ....--..... %
12sds so2 1st9ye 80 s5ioo1 E Ks94ss 4Oc
sgd P ss So 2 s0q E Se Co., Executor
mouth II. Underhin, ST., TO Hartmann Jingle 10 u
sa@ @u'n property Mcamoath H. Undcrhil ct al
heirs NJ H. U4derhlll ar to to sane sam o. lxiOo
Charles Heyman and Henry Poundelman ana , -
set TsHe' NO 20 81 5 West john Prague to Christian
Tod St Iie'sens So, +; Of Central Park, west BOX
iG22; Dvis5t o%ste Maria oTstZs2d 600
100 II Maria omsttad to D II omstead 75o
S'aa Sra Lew ard SS wife to Moses Dsy$ and Vile 1915
gustus Bechsten and wife to AMI Camp
l54t6.st aTS :, 10 # Of Atcnave, 25xlOo: Chas
Wurk TO Lizzie WuTZ .. q
Lot ir mar UPPes snS Vie and
Morris VietoTius and wife to Mathew sn alnas.5o io
Centralave, Lafayette Place and Pine''i 2oOA@oi eo
ssd.st. 5, las y ". Of Ave B. 23Ilo2ai Fredk :,
l7th.st Nos $40 and 35l East 42NO2 Catherine 30 ~
Brkenhauer 70 Paillp Ss az o,c,. Ron SZ'o
iS'i amin RichaTdson to Max 1872
1O5thst No SO7 Fast Matthew ccOcan and wife 90 d
s1st,st us 5, 661 r. Of Siave i7I%SO1O; Adoph
Cohn and wife 70 NorTan l. NIT .o,oc...,,.
Horace K boherty, ref to virsilio Del Geno- -
Ro rsfe st ri; It Of Marioi.ave 25xi2C5
Josephine NJ Mallahaa to Susan NJ MaIOhan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

Conntrn i1ropertn for Sale aro 60 Eet
- UBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE lncor-
- norated. Main Office. III Broadway, New 1Ork.
Branch Offices in all desirable localities suburban Prop
artv Tor sale rent and exchange. Complete lists.
Vciiohic inflammation. CHAS J. ZIPPEL. Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
NGW-YOrE & Lone Branch Railroad.

SUMMEts oCII44(C IL.
Trains leave NewlorA for Red Bank, Long Branch.
From foot Of Lbertyst4 80 rs, lilo m, 80,
rs, j 80 (expTesl 4 49, 30 (eXpress $50. 600
From foot COrtlandt or Des6rosses st's so 10.
Except Red Bank. 20 eXpress), 10, 100 y. m.
Snndkvs rs . AZ a, NJ, rs y. m.
sunday trains do not stop az Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove RUFUS RIODGETT
Eupt. N. Y. and L. b. II. Il.
II. y. BALDWIN,
Gen1 Pass. Agent &. X. f. Co. of N. J.,
j. r. WOOD,
aen1 Pass. Agent Penn. r. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
Real Gstate mnrteo.

A WANTED for our fall list, improved and unimproyed
A property TO lot and for sale charge for register
ing. V hOhAl-'G oI'1 20 w, So9j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
Real Cstaie.

Charles S. 8rorun.
ENTIRE MAN ACEMENT ctE, \ Ot REAL ESTATE
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND MORTGAGE.
50 LIBERTY STREET. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
Visible supply In the United States and Canada

Spto, VI AugZb' VI ttp...O.
whest ....1eS24s5 10! s4o 4 SooSs1 Iao9s o o
SsS ... s59gCi5 SIC 81 S5S{6fS 6I5$
fse '... Z1 iss5e Is 5ia 552 sss 2S574s
HAY AND sTRAwouist and without 3Ss, qT HSoIo
prime fair 70 goSd 9S%7C; SaS a95s SSS
rye: 45a50e; tOd6Oc wheat 4oS$0e n,o,.or.
HOPS-rhe market continued que; az previous
Quotations state 1880 choice $500 1 g. med 1sss
100 old DO acc Pachc Coast, 800. choice. TIC {;
common 10 PRIME 12al6c do 1859. sale.
HEMP AND JUTF-Tbe market Is dull. but not
quota " changed. Manila hemp for shipment nominal al
7ac Ssal quoted at c: paper butts are rather hfniy
held at lac sales, coo bale at Zoe f. -o,.....
HIDFS-Tanners handle the best stOcks IN moderate
way but they refuse to pay any sdya9ee oyer previous
Ayfes, Selected, 2Oa2s n, 1Shgl3he MOnteydeoi
Ioais r. lie Cordovs kps. 1Oal8 ~ 14c Corfentes Mon
teyldo and RIO Grondc ps, 1oalS ~ Ol2dll2c Texas
I9d1s H. 9lac; Dry Sailed MatamOras. selected 2442S r.
nc Southern, they run 1880 H. e. Vet saitSGd
cow, 1910 n. TIE; B.. a! and r g. OK N $500 n
cow 5OaG0 n. 6,2a7hc city slaughter OK eOas9 H. g.
LEATHER There is an active home trade and good
foreign movement. which keeps prices fully steady
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Tine Table Of Sept. 8, 1891 .
80 for EastoR M2SSh Chung P3t.s WkeS ssa
okin Sunbury, Eagles Mere Williamsport on suhdAy'
for Eas ton Mauch Chunk, WIkesoarre ana Scranton
: 90 a. M for Easton and Mauch Chunk on Sundsys
EaSton Mauch Chunk and Shalnokin ., ,,,,,...A.--o
S:45 a. m. for Esston Maueh Chunk, @ e 9arro
ofia Sunbury Eagles Mere Wllamsport Through coach
nn ~ 70, Fsston Mauch Chunk. Reading Harris
huJq Pottsylle Shanokin, Sunbury and Wlllamsport'
on Sundays for Easton, Maueh ChuIlA' Aa~qu1 To'''
VILE, Reading and Harrisburg. c,, pood,,, uar,,s
100 D. m. for Esston, MauSh Chunk' utsdH ST.
burg Wilkesbarre Scranton Tanlaqp@' fo'S'He' olAiA
o1n. .u...ovn
5:45 D. M for Easton, Maueh CHUNK, reading hazf~
burg &c. SUNDAYS at 80 p; m
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Stosk Of No red in store SEPTEMBER s. 33o744 BUSH
cralnst 779 7O8 bush last week and 77gJ2S bush this
tine wear ago Stock OF No. mixed corn, SepteLbet D
lO5 lO bush against SO $50 bush last week. and 14 s04
tush year Stock q no oats September 49, 70;
bush a wear ago stock OF No white oats september
3 So 7O against 49, 793 bush last week and 569-
cas- bush year
New. Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup
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Gitp propertp for Sale.
ATTENTION, HARLEM MERCHANTS!
Acknowledging CoNVENT.AVE to be the uptown
5TH.AVE a the CITY OF New York Of ith-st
(aso on fine street. have % superb houses Of
all sizes at BED ROCK PRICES Extremely easy terms.
See them !
V. X. STEVENSON & Co,
JOG broadway.
IL OR SALE.-The handsome high-stoop f-stoiy dwelling
No 242 West Past. 20N5j feet. with extension 10
feet just elegantly decorated throughout for nspec
ton. Apply on the premises
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gitr propertn 90 Eel

com TO LEI, Nos. 10, 223 222 ana 2So f EaSs
houses Apply QUACKENBUSH, 80 Chambers-st
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so9d Vrdaa az li NJ iMduU''"E 310
0ptionsWith lover markets At iver99l there wa
rush TO sell mOrang First prices indicated decline
OF is to is points close the reduction had
been increased to 20 points. sales, 143.SO1 bales.