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The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

The Printers lux says: when you want
TO know about any business house outside of
the large cities, write to the local newspaper.
If the frm is Of any aceount, you will find It's
advertisement in the home paper. A mar TO
be popular abr ad must be respected at home:
and a ,nau who does not advertise his bust.
ness to his neighbors ought not to receive
much attention any where.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Circulation inteYvoap9 LA Southern
Pacific Co. lAtlantic system, annonce
dams IN avis special que, par suite de
10 reyasse Ames, le train partans do la
Nonvelle Orleans B 4:25 heures D. M. ct
celui dn Texas arrivaDt a 7:30 henres
du matin, ont cess6 dc circuler. LIE
train de passengers partant du depot de
10 compagnie, q 8 henres dn matin
reste senl en- activit6. Les passengers
sont transport6s par lie Mabel Comeeauz
jusqn'A 10 Station Waggaman, en- at
tendant que des arrangements snient
pris par Ia vote de Burnside a Thibo-
Understandable.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Dams la paroisse West Baton Rongt
CONNIE Mr.. Theo. Lejenne passait al
travers dan fourre. IN petit serpent est
tonb6 sur son cou. III la viveneut
enley6 avec sa main que ie SCI pent a
mordue. A l'heure presente lie bras de
Lejenne eet terriblement enfe ct sd
condition tres critique.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Here it Is, and 1t fills the bill much better
than anything We could say: 1T gives me
the greatest pleasure to write you In regard
to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. During the
other kind. and have yet to find any one but
what was benefited bY taking it. / have
never had any medicine In my store that gave
such universal satisfaction.n.J. M. Rodney,
druggist, Gaeda Springs, Kansas. SO cent
bottles for sale by Joseph Lassale and all
druggists.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28
ChamberEain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes, Tet-
ter, Salt Rheum. Scaid Head, Old Chronic
Sores. Fever Sores. Eczema, Itch. Prairie
Scratches, Sore Nipples and Piles. 1t is cool
ing and soothing Hundreds of cases have
been cured by it after ali other treatment had
failed. 1t is put up IN IS aud SO cent boxes.
For sale By Joseph Lassale and all drug
gists.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Le pyi9 des jaabes.-La cour de dis
trict du comt6 de Bowie (Texas) a con
damn6 la c0mpagnie du Texas and
Pacific Railroad, q $4,000 de DOM
images int6rets envers IN decorator
negre, nomm6 William RECTOR, qui,
ayant etc expuls6 dun train de voyag
eurs, est tombe sous les rones des
wagons OF q Gu les deux jambes con
p6es.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

L'ann6e 1891 cnmprrnd rois eendre-
dis sTeise: les Is feVIier. l3 mars ct l3
novembre. LIE vendredi est, cefte an
NEE, 10 seul d-s jours de Id semaipe qai
coincide 8 tois avec nn treize. VOLTA
les gems snperstitienx prevents. lis
poaTront Sc tenir sur lenrs gardes.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

The New Orleans Pieayune has reduced the
yearly subscription price of the Weekly from
Sl.50 to 81 a year. 1t is a splendid l6-page
paper filed with the best reading matter.
Sample copy sent free 10 any address.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

La dette publique du Canada est de
$50 par tete. celle des Etats Upis nest
que de $16 par tete. Les imp6ts au
Canada s'6levens d $603 par tete, cenx
DIES Etats- Unis q 81 par tete settlement.
ut dependant DIES tories affirment que
nous sommes plus prosp6res que les
Etats. Unis. -L'Union.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

L'Association des fermiers de cou-
leurs organisee en- 1887 sur le meme plan
que PAiliaDce des fermiers, dams la
Louisiana septentIionale possede 1000
membres.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

On dit que IL dago Pofitz toe lie IA
await avon6 q favocat de district que
Macheca await I6ani d.. I~laiirns fans
n sale quelqae temps aaent
tire d'Hennessry ct qae ZOO aesit lie
eide dc lie tner. LEES noMs des lneaa
triers avaient et6 tiI6 dans 40 el4apFan.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Depnis cling jours le telephone que
relic st. MartinviIle ct Point Breaux est
termin6 et livr6 an public. Mercreddi
nous avons cause par fiji avec notre
confrere dc rUHion. L'appareil fonc-
tonne bien mails il nous semble que la
voix arrive d Poreille IN peu faible-
ment. Ajoutons que lorsque nous par
lions, IL v await du vent.-R6veille.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Une jeune fille de la paroisse Sabine
Qui SO chauffait q recu sur ses vehement
une etincelle ct etc brhlee mortelle
mene.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

lie reichstag allemand, apr9s IN long
dGbat, a rejet6 la demande d'admissiop
dss femmes aux professions liberales.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Parnell qui 6tait on ne sails on, de
puis quelqnrs jours, Went de donner
signe de vie, en- lancant IN manifesto
dams lequel. il demande de fargent aux
am6ricains ct l'appni des irlandais.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

lie Pape Leon XIII a celebr6 le
S0i6me anniversaire de sa naissance lie
8 mars courant. C'est le plus vieuz
s~0uverain d'Europe.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

On jeune home orginaire du Missis-
sippi a etc ecras6 par un train an Lac
Charles.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Do not delay, but send in your subscription
to the Champion Paper Of the South, the
Times-Demoerat of New 0rlenns-Daily and
Weekly-It has the largest circulation.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

La France a decide de prendre uDe
large part 4 disposition de Chicago ct
do ne reculer a devant aucune d6pense.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28
RmcIxlernsa Arunfcn SaIve

Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, let
tiers, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns aud all
Skin Eruptiens, and positively cures Piles, Of
no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, Or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by +. q. Bailey.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

The T~imes-Democrat of New Orleans, leads
all the newspapers published In the South
Daily and Weekly. 1t has The largest circrl-
latien.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

The men of worth to a town or community
are those who forget their own selfish ends
long enough. and who are liberal enough in
their ideas to push all projects calculated to
build up the town and enhance its impor-
lance. The enterprise and push of a commu-
nifty constitutes the foundation of it's perma-
nent success. A town may as well prepare
for it's own funeral as to become indifferent to
the enterprise in its midst. Men who come
to town to make it their future home, who
cannot look far enough before them to see
that money placed judiciously in a public
enterprise will be increased an hundred fold
in the appreciation of their property, are to
be pitied. They are the class who are ready
to take all they can of ones building enter
prise, but are unwilling to do anything them
selves.-Kinmundy (IH.l Express.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28
The Game Law.

The following are the dates duling which
the game law is in force IN this State:
Deer-From March LIST TO October lst, pen.
atty. from S25 to $50.
Wild Turkey-From April 18th to October
lat. penalty. $40 TO $25.
Quail. Partridge and Pheasant-From April
4 penalty Of from IS to sa5 is imposed fir
the destruction of Whippoorwill. Finch, Orin!e,
Bluebird, swallow; Nighthawk or Blackbird,
except when same are destructive to the
fruits or grain crop.
A penalty of from SIS to $25 for robbiug or
destroying the nests of eggs of any wild bird
whatsoever, except those of a predatory ns-
ture, and destructive of game or insectivorous
birds.
Section IL of the Game Law provides that
all fines collected for violation of any of the
provisions of the act. one half the said fine
shall go to the informer and the other halt
paid to the Treasurer of the Parish School
Board in which said fines are imposed for the
benefit of the public schools.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28
Mr.. James Lambert. Of New Bru

Mr.. James Lambert, OF New Brunswick
Illinois, says: II was badly afflicted with
rheumatism IN the hips and legs. when /
bought q bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Ii cured me in three days. / am all right to-
day and would Insist on every one who is af-
ficted with that terrible disease, to use
ghamberlain's Pain Balm and get well at
once For sale by j.. Lassale aud all drug
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Good public roads are worth q good deal
more to the rural population than they cost.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

4U4 VIt DtSHtOt uERcu0T6 I'll Huel-
monte, par suite de IL construction de-
fecluense ct DIES conrants d'air de Ia
salle de reunion. Deux legisiateurs
sont morris dc M pneumonia pendant III
session, ct sur les viagt cinq auttes
asteints de la meme ma Hdie. plusieure
sont dams nR etat caiiiaae
R6c0mpense aaeritee.- Noasap
que "a. Leon Bnurgsois fniuisfre ~
r~Instruction pubiiqnb 81 Dies Beaux
Arts, Went de nnmmer NJ. L Plaeide
CannDge officer ds w~nstlnctioD pub
llqas.
D@ja, il y d cling ans. M. Rene Cob
let, alors ministre. await danue a M.
Canongs les paimes dsof1eier d'Aeade
naie.
La noavelle distinction que l'6min.
cot r6dacleur de l'AbsiJle rec0it au
1ourdhni nest guam juste homage
rsndn 4 an talent don't Ia langne fran
Naise d iasgement pfo6t6 on Louisiana.
81 M. Canonge peut etre legitime-
aaent 6er du nouyeau ruban quill va
porter, on peut dire qae Ii g~onverna-
mont francais s'h0nore en- allant b deux
mile lisues de h capitale, trouver ct
r-6c0napenser To m6rite dun 6~crivain
qui, suivant sea propres expressions,
paftage sol quite entire La France OF
D pays.-6eatisslle, Thibodanx.
AMglsterrs ut GaBodG.-Nou alisons,
dana Ii Libcrt6:
Ties ~journaux anglais enfegistrent,
aveC satisfaction, To r6sultat des cleo
sIcns III Canada. Les conservateurs-
s'eat-A-diEe les miHiet6riels, les parts
ans DIN statN gae-ont friomph6. C'est,
Observation-Disclosures, l'aflrmation duI
loyaliame dn Dominion. mails, 90 mame|
tamps. c'est ~lann0nce dc la gnerre des
saTifs avec les Fiat. Unis. Les Cleo.
ti0na se aont Eaites d Ia question dn
trait6 d. commerce . pexterieur: les
Iib6rAnx ~offraient de n6gocier sur les
baaea ies plus larges, Ouvraient les
vOles . s'annexion finale; Ies -conserya-
seura s'engageaient a n6gocier sur des
hassa plas restreintes que nj. Blaine ]
atelar6 ne pas acceptev. % cbnis est
lone probable, car le Canada I'D peut
pun anbeister ii rHxc6dsnt de Id BRO
ducklon agFieole % tronye pas an de-
00ucll6 y Etats Unia. La recherche
~ dsb0nchss eli Europe est i ntopie.
.h'Annnxi0n eamble devuir gtre me
spna&anence indirecte de Get 6tat de
A6sssn
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Travaux typographiques On
tous genres executes d pimpri-
merle du COURRIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Count that day lost, whose low descending
sun views from thy hand no advertising done.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

lie Canada a sept cents jo~urnaux en-
cours de publication.
The Opelousas courier., 1891-03-28

Get our prices for job work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27
prcnPnEn MORTGAGES.

Bennett wm, to NJ Constant 44s West aith-'t' 3
Bach, Lewis g. to a D weekes. DOwnins-st'
BedoSs stphen TO- Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
44th.st W dth.ave, ) years %, $4,000. -. ,,
Campbell Robert +. to Buttenwieser' ga Monroe
ST. 6 gsS,u Simon to We'll Broadway, sth-st,
yeaFi t:rS SSgVIg James, to Willis 14sth-st.
FioTy, Ffz to Vol1ns. 2Gth'st' 2d-ave'
yeIisI bernard to Williams, Cattarne'st
adjoining land Osborn yfars 400 cor 2dave and
oo },stn%y v! f%.rif aa2 &c., &c fi''S' 'Ol
Gil@our wm to AM n26 HsPSs' Home society,"
1SSa Isag Sarah, to Cullen Of 9lsst of Ave A.
y'-HHn isaSSsaa Francis 70 Mot99 Bros Co. Of
o4tast Of 9 AiSEease to Francis of Grove.st OF
befS sg5s5 Mari 3, To- ii Loveioy of 11ihst Of 3D.
ave hStSy er Co. To- Wood sof a9thst' Of 0d-ave
yHb ssa. Nary J. Title Guarantee eco and Trust Co.
Johnson Anna j, . @ 'wheelOck OF MOtt'aVe'
Of 1S o5Ts6a William, IT, 70 Equitable Life Assur soc'
cor Of StSa?e and 2sd years $500 ooo poo,vo and
wcstcheser.ave' year $50 600 .,o voo,. all 900
Kan Rchard ~ 70 W Il Greene Kider-ave S
Kaufman leo oopod to Mayer 12e suntOn-s years
'0 Soster, Albert to Miller, cor wiis-ave and
tySgstoS, Edward to seamens Bank for Savings
Lynch, Martin, Thomas Cumisky, $40 West 4sth
I1sccmt Joseph L, to Hudson City Savings Bank, S
l25th.st " 6th-aye year. $1,000
Iaimbeer John, n w NJ Kngsland 5oh-st, G
Mckenzie, Jane. to Galnsd. W cor 4th and Greene
Mott, Mary /, 70 G f RushmOre 5Oth-st, W 10th.
McIiuqh John J to Mutual Life ms Co. No 152 East
Mendes Hannah TO Herald Bldg and Loan Association,
W Henderson Place, sGtrst instruments, $1,000.
Mather. Maria J, to W ) Florence. n 1l5thst. W
McNanus Patrick IT, to G. II Toop ct al. s corner
Wllls.ave and 13sth-st. mortgages. S3l 400
McManus Mary. 10 David. IL 135thst. e 9th-avc.
Nelson. Charles +. to ] stearns. $ 95thst 4th-
6ConnOr John to schlOesser. n 1O5h-st 4thNvc,
Payne in. to + L Winthrop. ir 5thave. Both
RUM Charles T. to + Fitzpatrick plot 10i map Dyck.
estate notes. S309l.
Richards. Laurence. 20 9 ID wallace. 5 Crotona
Pore : 171st-st, year. $500.
Rosenberger Tiles 1stave S7thst. wears.
80 simon Pauline. to L Morton. plots to So. map
Cheseborough Farm, years. $3.50 OC0.
! soenneken. VIM. to Eckert, 1O1stst w Union
ave. years. Sl,80o . -, - 90, .
oth.aye year. $1,000. ..
s6rady John - Harlem Savings Bank 11oth-st. e
4tb.ayc, / year 80 OOO. 49,.
solomon Moses to W somervlle 2d-ave. sist-
strauss aus VIM, to Lyle. 9thOve, 7isest. >
Smith ida to Smith aith.st, 7th-ave. years
W mR Grace to Randcll. fsithst, adjoining land
4 ! TAYLOR. 3 years. Sl,3ol. ,,.. 100, 49, nj.
Veltch David G. 20 W II willis. 1ioth-st. Boulc-
''' wagnsr Pstr to r. Dinkelspe Osth.st, 9thave,
EwaiSF Alex, to Furnss, n 1Ood.st. Riverside
Drive years KY, 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERALsThe general r tISaaS a is Sd ia
= FiseFgs 4. S5dSSs s 81 ri SpR sSs
y a 3d. g e,S SSS' Dark J snS Red s az
PhiSdephs Front s52 Trenton Front s21 ROse 20 Tale
s2sG' sGs%sl gsga Os s5ss
e nis9Ss 81 s. Johns SSsSSS and
IA as ln aos2Sc per per bush Cattle Hair i4Sisc
CRICoRY-Is steady with light demand ct following
tsd a Fas SsGE J RoPib r SS ESs6
OoCoA-In light demand with prices on steady basis
Gi4c; 3uayaqun 1912.
heads and hoops Moasses SHOCKS and HeSs sYc
g 20 old Spg soS SSoOK aSa Hd 5aoc Rum
and Heads s. 90 Rum Pipes % go Egy st hSg
COFFEE-A quiet market noted for Brazil growths on
ne ne spot St Win t ns Sales t. pcs zoo 1 Sas No s
MD roWhS 600 had ae m aH% and so bags s03
American private The option market tended lower
and there was some increase in che Volume Of ION
start was 5al0 points lower on weaker Hayre aovces
Sne a 2 IgreF Ss'a
most Of the re before s Close
on 9e ID nS sS. cd 4 2ug M Spe5beS s
October as Rio quotes regular first 40 klosl nominal
gsSa seqnd C Go eO ds 1900 SS R Gss
pn a. sSo9 bags Rio saSy hTFSPf
santos q days. 5000 bags santos stock 81 600 bags
sa9 ps at 'iaS o jn I SGSd Nav g. 1897
s sF 1qe isSV At u G TO Nav 25 1851
bags bags sane time 1870 iS29oco bags same time 1850
4 800 bags Bs@ 9S 1d as s;s T hsSc
today, 81 500 bags including May at i7e5Si7 June
Jg A 5Ggis ed 1e7 nSedSSsT
Fesl4 SSfqg IS MsrS May
iees51e7o; september. ie1Oaio15; October. 15.5o@
CoTToNon the SPOT quiet, but without qgottaole
Wales the day last week. and 2oii bales last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. May &c. p. m.-The sales OF the DAY
included, $500 bales American. ,.,
Mddng, low middllng clause, May delivery; 4I,o1d
sellers; May and June delivery; ,04d SSie ma
Xnrust delivery, 52o4d buyers; August and septem
her delivery 4 1904. 94 56-64d.; september ana
vemIer delivery, 4 57-o4d. value; November and
december delivery 4 60G4d sellers; December ana
January delivery 4 81 -64d. buyers.
Galveston MAY 2G.-Cotton easy middllng 8 9-lo
low middling 1916 good ordinary 1-16 net ana
Norfolk May 2e-Cotton steady, middling -, net
rcceipts 1876 gross 617, exports coastwse 244, sales
% Norfolk Nav 26.-Cotton steady; middllng 3 $40
low f1iddllnc GIG, good ordinary net ana
gross receipts, 1852 exports coastwise 004' Se' 400
stock 10 800 - 60. ... tss,,-.
. = low middling "a good ordinary 1-16 net
aceints ooIG gross 1891, exports to the Continent
( 700 coastwise 975, sales 1850, stock 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27
Railroads

Trains leave follows
g1O 4. NJ. -FASr NAIL. bor Albany, Utica, Syracuse
1000 A. NJ -CHiCGGO VEsTiBULE LIMITED due
1880 as we 4 X Pf DAY 2n ExpEEspay except
1900 Noon. SOUTHWESTERN yEsTIBULED LIMIT.
ED-Due CINCINNATI 1000. indianapolis IL no. a. M,
40 p PoN Mi:.OOToKTH SHORE vEs1IBULE LIMITED
Due Detroit at 10 a. M, Chicago 80 M, next
Goo p. M.-FAsr WESTERN. ExpEEss-Due Chicago
ea % Sne9nD5i 81 K And 'u n6NT 2 Ex
z,a ri'f p. NJ. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
o. niI y NMI.-rAsT ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO FIX.
ifHkfss"6ue Indianapolis II 20 p m. mex: day. ST.
FlSchFfFFIR RN 5 hH 40 a6
3 oO g US 49, o. ad e. M S also fo Pouch
peGls for GSrrsSas yves Pon n As, III IS a. no.
9a5 &c. Sq 30 co. OS2 g. % D aa 100
TRSY5SSs oS 90 az a. 80 u u 90
NJ Il 100 noon, so, 800. 80, rs D. m.. tl2 100
ROY lESTEE.9Io 1000, ro3;so a. NJ. 1900 noon.
tf % III 80 NO. 1 y % noon
N1%G&RA 70 Is 10 o. 10 80 H. IL 90 noon.
ADiE SS 100 80 AND MoxrREA1t7 As
CAPE Rv INJR&r" 6qDES IS Hs AND oswEGo-oas
Az is s Geneva AMP cANAvpAIauAzeaO, 10 100.
DEnSs2E H II Va HARLEM q Mf SI1F1iss1oN-
c5,s K u.s. rs sss
sS "a sn az los and sss Bed
WestS9 E5Spress calls FOR ana checks baggage FROM
trains run daily. 0.1D'4''' 0''''
70 A % HSoa &c. e1SB s9;G ay &c. 70 90
l2 59H& d3g4 o fS = lSSG stI siPpp
General Manager Genr Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27

toovos bv frequent fluctuations but the close was
S3s a. o Gs then P' Sss F 81 cnF
zy hat 4 @ %at g against "ff S and
spectvey year ago The English y ooo hnsb Tor the
me spot market ruled unsettled but eo S
steady The export rs Ioads No red ard four loads
Su S9GsSS0 w Dsas red M:Is In add Id
forward sSPTe@ On? a Sp'fio5gs5o cSo
BsS fdsS 1890 g ' S@ss y spot Winter
R 6 s S S"S bush "a, a = Isasd 81 1f 30 5000
part special June Priya. terms No Chicago CSSoOg
Rala sg hsS' dd 1aa saqfS i 'nd
i4 May q l2s Soo 49, I e at DO 81 JUS
81 81 C 7s8s os lC Slsas T At sHiss 90
s q S s SG s. J e. q 90 OCT Sec 90 StoRS5
g 9 % NTe6oSS g o. St@ cd GS at sC c %
sS'sSSs snaS % srSf
Sae| 'P .sra 3a o. Ss osa5 'ToG Canada Sel %
CORN-was very throrshOut the ene ses'iS IN
but I d .Sc Ts 1isSs va.
q ~ s"s9 Ss s bands S with tree
cSRs IF e Ossd S Ss soue On
ness in the leading cereal which prompted r@az 6sy
severe Ts be fouss n 'f The west began buying which
rSs late, sr' deliveries gssd closed s to 2S higher
final Of YESTERDAY Gables came hrn early ana cl %eye
not quite up expectations The sot ma market rg nn
y 7s ss Su! Sof sas ?a;
bgsh spot 'e as asva aag' SS ao Sf
Steam ~ mixed Nominal yellow 6ec elevator No Mat
q s DO 'G Sy SS Sss d sos at
SG% e S Ssns dH a. bceb eP STSccn
tID1ed on the upward turn, with moderate degree Of
activity Options gained zee on tag OF f0t IN the rne
e spo s3 market sdyanced &c closed strong with
s Dns rns are oc bush S'sT po 80
mixed 5ia52e elevator 52a6sc aoat 80 white v Sc
ern 4sG5Sc white do. 65aG7c No Chicago 52G5Sc
No M1y T1 eo ss@ 30 0 psUs
cG SG at w Mae aT Sg s4 SSe at 5
& S@ % SSS9g g. e. soa95c 81 r. 10
100 ~ 81 15ds1 25; sharps 81 2oasl 30; Rye feed'
HAY AND sTRAw-Trading n all directions con- con-:
shape. with liberal receipts ana free onerngs me re-
HAY~Cholce 75c prime G5a7oc fair 70 good G5a zoe
shipping, 5Oa55c clover mixed 5o@55c sTA W.:
Long rye sOas5c; short rye, 45ajOc; oat S5@4Oc /;
HoPS~Trade with brewers docs not amount to much.
a anie 0" about steady s6cT9s material change
STATE 1885, Sh49Sss le 1872 Coast Isa choice see
common to prime 8Od3ic California DID, Gal2c; Bayarian
52a55c Bohemian 54Q57c
HEMP AND JUTE-Mania hemp dull for shipment and
nominal 7s,asc. Sisa quiet but firm quoted o. 0"c
Pus Gadys o T psD5 frn5e' cash as on
are held aT Tey grades STf ta3 oGT
4s ss$s5 l5 q iss Mont esaifs
f A@f!'1s iI4c ccroya EPs. io@s r. IFS Corie:
Mo9teveeO I 3ad RIO Was,G fs S as hey n
ELS n oisc; Dry Sailed Matamoras. selected 24d2S n
&c Ssn hTre cow co ' slectd 7GS$o h. re Rio and
COW lS49 b S b a. and 4 &C. o. xa 5000 OK and
cow 60a6o H. Gad7+c city slaughter, OK G0dSo ~ 7''c
LEATHEEThe demand is rather mod 1 rate for -i all
Within the last few days English BUYERS have bought
sides OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27

90 Bs dull at o9s Cd Cheese in fair deanu a. ass
low-There is demand prime Guy oa Liverpool
refined dun at o3s Rosin in poor demand eonn, Ss
firm at as. I'd. Lard-spot and futures ~ 10 hard
mard Wheat in fair demand Kansas winter nanu'
steady at S. 3D. Flour-The demand IS lnpIuot,, d
Cornspot in poor demand futures In Nav s and June
dull at IS. / sd: July steady az IS. "a noP' W
London-Paclc Coast-There Is nothing onerlhg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.

RECORDED REAL, ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY.
esth.st, n s. 100 IT COlumbu'Ave 7'xlOo'o; am ooo
David Pqksgs to Pfs e Anna SS0OOO
44tnst s. ISL Sepben II 10000
unionaYe ssSr, s. 10 pa Ssra + HoTSord 3o75
U1lo9,sye' A%os SGs s in1Ss', 271o
lol3sst, s :, tT1 ~ Vim soeinTeker $3.50
loIs ST. rcs - 10 70 IoSepn Weber 1126
lOist-ss ,c :, 20 Rsy ~ 1926
snd 'rba . HS to Csb5rne Gibbs 1900
lI asssn to taSa Si SdeyS IShiOo Inomas
HSbbsrd' Scfcree TO Israel Jcsefsohn 10000
RSona NH 49, and Wives to Mary Coqan 1880
Gs5ntm 70 E Edmond to 60 800
MsyeT and Id Wives to leopold Kaufman 10000
Dennis Shields and wife to Ciseia Bsrger... 500
Wood to J G q HTpfei -, 1900
Marine ~S NATIONAL 'Y BANK to V' Johnson @
'0i' fsR. 70 william Hi Johnston IT, p Oart 100000
Ward To- same. = 100000
james Mctreery 900 900
James Work 100000
to Jonas We'll and SoStGcr -.,'' 10000
MsfkS to Adoiph FranK;l ..-....... 214Oo
ga c. Davis referee to Lewis Bach. ~ 500
ss.G Elliott Sandford referee to VIM Remscn. 1850
Fries and wife to n + Rosenbayer' 1870
Jumel Place 5, 2So.4 # n Of 1G7thst, 5oN9o;
Same property; Louis Bright to JudsOn Full :,
Riverside DIVE rive corner io8dst. 100 iix2oo
sophia Fgrnlss and Others to Alexander o.
lstS-st s ss5 It e5 Sdsys 2axo$5 Charles
Lsnge and wife to Ch9Es Herman ma NJ sb
& Nm SG Ba6er s 70 Ernest iaD TO- &C.
w 5d1i Msss: Nathan 2oO do!i and
EHlS az FlsEe it.aCe ~ rO".or @nu $500
crooG %. fae fHc65el2 15'i
7e S5S ,e t. st E,D;. I RSe George
Same, property; Ernst Role TO Go MuhlhOfer
S3is Ro no. 50 TfeS uoo 10000
l0Tn'y Nissan dDV to Adrian Kissam 1880
'o' VaTcy ct al 70 Michael Varley 1O15O
6aniei Pr,tbn to Anna Johnson 1900, 10000
A Afy q PAU Pauline smon anu 0eO 100000
Greene and Wife to Richard Kane ct al 1900
Muller to w wm Dele and ano ..: ~ 900
z0T Tef to Franz NJ Fory -OAo.o 10000
Carney 100 10000
ChTisman and wife to John Frey l. part 22,5oo
1o'sst ar Soe o. sarah r. S YAK oN91 &c.
Geo D Kuper and wife to Albert f wesslau 10000
AZ John c Henderson TO- Hannah Mendes.. 1880
II wilss rel. to jas FitzparcR $3.50
l4g To- David veitch 1850
''I Gilman to r RI suckley $4,000
ll vaTcv ct al TOO TO Annie 0f Keirns 1900
1l2 vatsv 81 s. Al TO hos Varley $500
Broadway, G s, lot 10t. map Isaac Dyckman; s52X
19tS 9G.b EGs 70 Tha s'' Runk anu 70 900
Groye..t n 5 rs It Bedford-st 25XG2; Robt
a 65ot5is and we 70 ipno"ss 10000
yyestrhestar-ave. II s. 2S7 It Q Prospect;aye; LOOK
100 Jonn Frenena'.n 70 'fan .'c.:a 5000