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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-19
NOTICE.

All Balies City warrants registered
prior to October z, 1890, will be paid if
presented at my office. Interest ceases
from and after this date.
Dated July 9TH, 1892.
L. RoRDEN,
tt. Treas. Dalles City.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-19
The St. Charles Hotel,
PORTLAND, OREGON.

This old, popular and reliable house
has been entirely refurnished, and every
and newly carpeted throughout. The
house contains 10 rooms and is supplied
with every modern convenience. Rates
reasonable. A good restaurant attached
to the house. Frer bus to and from all
trains.
- C. w. KNOWLES. Pron,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-19

At Pullman the wheat market opened
at ifty-four and fifty-seven cents, the
latter price being offered for sacked
wheat. Farmers generally hope for bet
ter prices SOON 80. = .....s.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-19

A specimen weighing seventy five
pounds now on exhibition at the
Redding bank, covered with gold visible
to the naked eye, is causing great ex-
element among mining men in Shasta
county. It was taken from the bottom
of en- s0-feet shaft in an old Tellurium
claim, worked many years ago.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-19

The ice wagon of Gates & Allison is ON
the eetreets every morning from 8 to 5
O'Clock. Any orders for ice left with
Will Vanbibber's express or at the store
of Chas. Lauer will. be promptly at
tended to. .~-ss GA9Es s AIiIsoS.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-19

A ranch near Cayuse station yielded
fifteen, thousand sacks of wheat, and
averaging about twenty bushels to tho
acre. The grain i'll that section is said
to be OF fine quality.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-19

The prohibitionists have placed a
ticket in the field in Walla Walla coun-
ty. There will be four tickets in that
county this year. ls1 157sg-F g
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-19
IoEt r0kt ICEs

e.. Having on hand large supply of ice
we are prepared to furnish our custom
efs with ice in any quantity at a reason
able rate. We guarantee we will supply
the demand without advancing prices
throughout the season. Leave orders at
c.. +. Iauer's store, Second street.
5s2ff Gates & ALLISON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

ports OF crop damage by cold weather in the West
Influenced good speculative buying 10 shorts"
ard prices advanced 1-2c. No red. In export ee.
va.Or. 80 1-2ci No. red March, 90 1-4W09 1-2c {:
April 90 1850 Ice: May. 07aD7 1-2c: June. 93 "a
0Gc. Corn market ruled steady. with Hight offerings {:
local CARROTS were In fair supply and moved slowly al
the late decline; No. g. in export elevator i4c steamer
40 Ice; No. =. 10 l-2U1G Sac; No -. for local
trade, ACC: No mixed March. 40 l-2046 3-4c ;
April. as 1915 34c: Mav 4G 1-i04G SIC: June
d 204j 34c catS-There was a better demand
FOR caot but supplies We're la and i was dicult
secure any improvement IN prices: No. , white. 35c
40 white 30 l9036 3-4c: choice d. on track
o. lac: No. white March. 3Gd3G l-3c: April 81 .
037c; May. 3G 12~37c; Jane. 50 l2o SIC. Eggs
steady Pennsylvania hTsts II Ice. SuGars-Refned
Oulei Cu loaf lsc: cubes. l-2c; extra powdered
NNXX, .o"j 1lGc: standard powdered. 4 &C {:
fine cflrNlated, SIC: standard granulatcd 3-rc
Crown y. O-lGci crystal 4 3sc double refined A,
FOR candy, 3-Hc cOnicctiOrcrs \. lie; red star
a. l--c; kcystone \. l-sc Franklin T. sc :;
Franklin extra c, l1-25c red star &. lI-lGc !:
green star G. , 5-ec: blue star G. 2 0-lGc Other
articles unchangcd Receipts-Flour GOO bills, 1000
sacks: wneat. 1880 bnSh.: corn, l34 900 bush. {;
corn $4,000 bush; oats. ! | 800 bush
Toledo. March IG-Whcat active s:ead,er: NO .
cash. 81 l-2c; May. % 3Act July, s0c August.
SIC. Corn active. frmer; No , cash. 4Ic; Nav
80 sc: No. g. 40 &c; No. 4, 80 SIC. Oats quiet
Gosh. 32c. Rye dun. cash. So i2c Cloversced
active, steady: prime cash March. s. 40. Receipts
Flour, $500 bhs wheat, 67l5 bush corn 26.os5
hnsh oats 500 bush 600 bush: clOversecd.
1el bags. ,hipmcnts-Flopr I45O bush wheat.
10000 bush corn, 1920 bush; oats. 500 bush ::
cloversecd, 24O bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
THE PETROLEUM MARREl.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude petroleum market yesterday showed weak
increase in dealings. The significance of
the Russian competition. which is hamperng the eX
port trade. and the continued overproducton OF Penn
syvania oil in spite of the recent fallingof IN the
output Of the Mcdonald pool, is slowly being apple'
cated by the trade. The lack OF speculative Interest
however prevents radical changes in values There
sales of 1000 barrels in National Transit GER
fcates at the Stock Exchange at 81 34a 81 IS cents
q loss of is cent At the Consolidated Exchange the
transactions amounted TO $1,000 barrels and after
opening of shade at 81 IS cents tile options fell to
o. cents. There a sale Of cash oil AT 50 cents.
Refined petroleum was unchanged, at $40 cents per
gallon In barrels and so cents in Foreign quo
fations Antwerp IA / 2 francs; Brcmen 6.35
marks London. La IS pence.
Oh City, March 15NatOns Transit certificates opened
5Sc highest lowest 56c closed 50-sc bid. Sales
l5s 600 bbs cleranees. 22o 900 ibis shipments S+7oi
Tittsburg March 1o.-Nationsl Transit certificates
opened 59sc; closed at 5o'sc; highest. 59+c; Lowest
Bradford March 16Natooo Tronsit certificates opened
Of 5Ssc closed 56te highest oSisc; lowest, 1o1C
Slearsneos, 10000 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

Forbes Mary 4. 70 Anne :. Treacy. o: Nicholas
ave Histst installs. 81 900.
Goodman tn, ana wli', 70 L TIust Co. y Y .
lot 10 iie9driCk Rutgers sac COO.
Jud>on, Chas q % Joanna II II l;hoa1es 10Th ~.
W IOb.aNe ? mort So 500
Klein. Benedict A. 10 Equitable Life A-sur soc U S.
n 1fth.st ith-aye morris. vesi- $4,000
LOchmann, LOUIS and wife. % Caharne Buest. " 4
Iexington-aVe. S2d.st yoors, =. 900.
Murthe, Michael 70 Thomas Kilvcr Ne l6j Charles.
St. 3 years $4,000.
Xosn John. 10 the Emigrant Industrial savings BANK
40 258 Henrv.st -. 800
Pasn.ky. Henry. to sanue; Kempne, Nos 2jj to 2es
stlwel. John l.. 70 Metropolitan Life Insurance co
oi Y, 123i.st. " Of 9h.sy- q nofs). 3 years
$40 600.
>eF'red, Henrietta. to jacob Bauer 7s:h.st. e o.
lstsyc. wears. a. COO. -
We,nGie Ded; 10 F.enes McKernan. lots 8 20 10,
man Hudson Pork. demand $1,000.
WO.f. Aaron j. and WIFE Lewis Nav as trustee
n 1Gth-sJ Of West End-sNe l year. 81 coo.
Wilson, Perr " and wife. the irving savings In.
ftutOn, flrenwiCh.>f. BanE.st | ycal SZd.OvO
The rector etc. Il Tie Church Of the Holy NatN.y q
y Y 20 Mutual life Insufouce Co Of y Y n l3oth-ss
Of shave year. $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. March IS, p. m..-The sales Of the da,
Included 0.00 bales American. Futures closed firm
American -! Middlme, low middng clause, March dc
livery. 3Otiid sellers March and April delivery
3 306id sellers April and MAY delivery 3l-d4e
value; May and June delivery. 3 34-64d buyers
June and July delivery, 3 81 SD buyers July ana
August delivery, 4064@3 II Gid August ana Sep
TENDER delivery, ~ SD buyers September delivery
347-6id vsluc; september and October delivery
47-G4d value
Galveston, March 16.-COtton quiet: mlddng
d b-1Gc; low mddllng, 3-4c good ordinary, 3l0C
net and gross receipts. s27 bales sales, 800 bales
stJc 81. 245 bales.
Norfolk March 16.-C0tton weak midd!ing, 3-sc
net and gross receipts. ,0lS bales exports coast
wise, 800 bales; saes. 5so bales; stock, 4l7S3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 16 (Speclal.-Contpued cold weather
AID numerous reports from the West of damage
helped the price Of wheat somewhat; helped it most
by frightening in lot Of shorts. May sold from
SIS IL TO Sc SIS, and closed at Sc. The damage
reports from Michigan, Kansas. Indiana and
OHIO. 1t vas claimed here that there had been no
weather to disclose any damage 1t was alto
gcther too early to assume 10 speak intelgeny about
damage. This view prevailed sufficiently finally to
some reaction from the tptOp prices. Gables
were very weak. on the other hand exports Of
wheat AID -four made good total, and Bradstreets
made decrease III the available of about 500 900
bushels The Northwestern receipts are getting large
again, $50 cars to-day. The strength exhibited by
wheat affected corn somewhat. Recent sellers turned
about and covered. and the people who covered the
most energetically were those who had made sales
at the lowest prices Tday's cars were 90; the
estimate for Thursday. 800. May sold be,trecn
50 IL and 40 and closed at 80 10: oats hrmed
up little in sympathy with the other grains. May
sold from % IS 10 % II, and closed al p -
40. The buying cover sales for short account
made the recent break. Provisions steady.
The business was not important. There were only
$4,000 hogs. estimate for Thursday only 10000.
Business was light. May pork sold between $40 G5
and $40 So, and closed at $40 So MAY lard between
sd 80 and So 30, and closed at SO 30 May ribs. be-
So 20 AID 50 ~, and closed at s. 70a s. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoEK DEALINGS.

The prospects Of the crops form an Influence Of
Importance in the wheat speculation and Is an niiu
cnce which will grow with the new crop year. II Is
probable that conservative operators VIII Keep In nihd
the In the hands OF farmers ana te
possibility that farmers who have been holding back
their stores may finally conclude TO take reasonable
prices instead Of waiting for THE fancy figures dreamed
of last autumn by the leaders of the political ALI
ances." IL was the weather and crop news from TIC
wheat hell which Yesterday caused Nervousness
among short spectators aud led to free covering
that advanced prices l~l 38 cents, although lAe het
ions amounted to 100000 bushels The Michigan
crop news especially bad ana uniavoiaDie reports
came from Ohio and Indiana on account OF the c0ld
weather Washington advices stated that the Anti
option bill postponed until Nay, ana some persons
regarded this rs virtual defeat OF the measure
Brads tcet'sp estimated decrease Of l,5OOOO bush
els In the available supply on 6otl Alahuc ana rae no
e e or ~nf her neaboaa eleanes to helm the bulls
The foreign news was very beans but IL seemed 70 be
declined 40 centimes on, -four, and tie weather IN
France was more favorable. Berlin CROPPED 80
options opened at 81 S5 IS cents and cents,
closing at 81 SO cents spot lots were up S1"l rs
bought 10000 bushels. .o,o
Corn was strong early with an advance OF Lac u, =
wheat Then followed general reaction OF \. }.s
cent on the announcement OF Bradstreets" estimate OF
ply, lower cables, realizing and liberal receipts
West The speculation was slow ana manly !ocdl.
spot corn was firm ard $4,000 bushels were sold for
oats were 1-4G3-S cent higher in most cases, though
the speculation quiet Bradstreets O. tilhated an
increase of 4j2 900 bushels in the available supply
Spot oats shade stronger. but dull.
Lard up 203 points with tie West win some
local covering. There sales Of 600 teres on
the spot, part being for export
The final quotations rs follows:
Whcat-March, 30 5-s; April 80 IL Nav 81 IS
June, 0G July, 90 "a August, 93 4 cents.
Corn March AZ: April, AZ Ia; May, 46 IS, june
Is IS; July, 46 IL cents.
oats-Marcl, 50 April, 80; May. 50; June, "a IL
July, "a IS cents
Lari-March. SIS co: MAY. Sc 81: July. Sc "a.
The receipts OF grain and flour reported yesterday at
New-iork Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were a
follows Wheat 1875. 6o3 bushels corn. 413.2l6 bushels.
oats, 1920 bushels; total grain G41l-9 bushels;
flour, So Zoe packages. AZ Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Louis the arrivals Wheat 124.OOS bushels; corn,
3l5,o31 bushels; OATS 2G7 800 bushels; total grain,
707, 439 bushels: -four, 80, GA barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
ETHIOPIAN pcODJ,CE MARKET

Liverpool. March is. 3 ;i5 p. m-Bcef-lIodcrs offer
freely Porl-rhc supply is poor liams-iloders offer
moderately. Bacon Holders offer moderately short
NIB about % y, steady at 37s 3D. Cheese-Ioldcrs
offer mdcratclv Iaow aud lurpcniine-liolders offer
sparingly. GOSin-HO'dcr, offer moderately Lard
spot and ADMINISTRATIONS offer moderately. Wheat
Holders offer moderately No. red winter steady mt
- 1Od No = red spring steady al a. II I'd. Flour
Holders offer moderately. Corn Spot-The supply Is
poor futures-hOders offer moderately mixed Western
spot steady at Is ID March steady at Is I'd April
steady at As 3-4d. IIopS at Lcndon-Pacihc Coast
Holders are not offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The offerings at the Real Estate Exchange yester-
day comprised valuable investment property In differ
ent parts OF the city. The sales chiefly by the
order of executors prices ruled HIGH and tho bidding
vas brisk The most important sales were by II. V.
IIarnet & Co.. who offered by order Of the trustees
Nos 2lO % PA West Fourtist. story brick flats
with elevators and all the modern convenicnces They
brought slO5. 900 from John T.. Brodsky. The samo
buyer took No. 80 GrOvc-st running through to
Chrstopherst., lyestOry brick fat lot 26xs2,
for $4,000.
No. 424 East Forty eighth.st is twostory brick
building used Is a stable full lot. 1t brought
80, 800 from John GOcrltz,
The same auctiOpeeIs offered for the estate OF
Theresa Fishc No. 453 Pulaski St., Brooklyn. IA two
story and basement brownstpnc dwelling IN a lot
ls.0XlO0. N brought $500 from j. J.. Free.
No. ESQ Teutaye. Is three story brick house with
store. q lot 24eX75. II sold for $4,000 to
Bernard p. Bush
The same auctiouecrs offered for the executors Of
stephen Valentines estate Nos Gao and 5jl pachc-
st., Lrooklyn two three story brick houses on lots
OLeary aud A. 7. Bates
The same auctioneers Offered No. 035 Lexington
ave. for the executors VI George Trust threestOy
and basement brownstone private dwelling on a lot
2oxs0. II brought $40 600 from Alfred Gutwlg
Jeae. johnson, jr. Offered four lots In West one
hundred and fourth ST.. near West End-ave. They
brought $4,000 each from l.. Iainson. Four lots In
West Ninety nnth-st. between West Endave. and the
Boulevard, brought ~ so each from the same buyer.
hundred and twefth-st., near the boulevard. il
brought 55. 500 from Hattie r. Massie lot 25x5O
West one hund ed and thlreent1st, near Amster
dsm-avc. sold for 400 To William DAILY.
There large attendance OF yachting men at the
stand of smytl a Ryan when they offered the sloop
yncht Dare by the order Of Herbert +. Dickson the
assignee OF Maturin t Ou After considerable bidding
il was sold for $3.50 10 Joseph II. sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

money and 30 1916 for the account; New York, Penn
sylvania and Ohio first mortgage bonds, 36 II ::
Ordinary. 80 IS; st. Paul Common. 10 New York
Central, 119 II. India council bills were allotted
to-day at decline of $500 per rupee. Paris adviccs
quote per cent rontes AT SO francs D l.! ccntimeS
for the account and Exchange London at % francs
10 = ccntimcs for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
Nnction Sales of Real estate.
JERE. JOHNSON, JR.. Auciionecr.
GREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.

GREAT CHANCE FOX INVESTMENT
500 LOTS OPPOSITE NETWORK CITY.
distant In a line mile and q halt
SOON To BE CONNECTED BY BRIDGE AND
TUNNEL
500 LOTS AT PALISADES HEIGHTS
to be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION AT REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
80 Libertyst. New.fork
TUESDAY, MARCH 90. AT O'CLOCK.
single Or plots suit bidders Sale ruin or shine
Aud without reservation Title guaranteed by Title GUAR
antee and Trust Company.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Owing the growth Of the music publishing busl.
OF Een ". Hitchcock who has now four stores in
has decided gradually retire HON real estate oratOns
and therefore offers advantages u buyers at auction which
VIII benefit all who desire profitable investment and to own
home. Smell payments VII. be lscelIcd 50 uoi eYely
purchase and lOs viii be closed out regardless Of
what they he worth to-day or future prospects Don
e to attend and buv lot or two at Your own price anu
FOR tssh Gown monthly Daymrpt'. rs YOU Dfefef.
Send f.r nap az once and attend ~, az,
MAPS CAN BIZ HAD AS FOLLOWS
Jere johnson. j.. Auctoneer so Libefty'-t'
4, Hitchcock Popular Music stores. II Park Row.
opnoste he pOstohce 9oi tirardst. Fdridgc 81
.S3 Gthave.. below is,ht: 3s5 Gthayc. above 25d'st
A RICHARD V. HAENETr & CO.; auctioneers. WIN
"A. ~" az public auction Monday. March - at -
O'Clock noon. at the Rial Estate Exchange ana AUG
ton Room - o. Lib"rty-st
ly order u surviving partner,
1914 Fghth.1Nr
IL Christopher.-t. =. G. corner Gly.st
Jth-ayc ncar 1OOth-.t . lots.
5th.a,e near lIGth.st lots
Nv ordet Of Executor Of Estate Of Ilneh McAloenan.
deceased last 0Oth.s':
klcea. 4,tory hleh,toop Lrornst,ne house handsomely
GEORGE ". MADAM attorney. 81 Chambefs.st.
Maps at Auctoncoi-. II and 70 Libegty.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
rrcOEnED MORTGAGES.

Angelo. Louis % Mary Ryan ig5as'' is''a'e'
year, $1,000 -, .,... .,n = -oti.s, ~ Colun.
csrrgan samuel 70 Aaron Each eAer i2'h's'
sth',ye 2 wears. $40 600. a.,. . . ASA, =, o
Dryer John, 70 Emma '"'"'
gd.avc wears. SSVOo. -. . c,vI yo ~ rIenrvs At
Tay Mlchnc ct al 10 Sarah saul w - injury w.
r years. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSrEPS-N. Y. CIT
70th.st. Nos 100 " 40 East; George Il. Hamilton


7oth-st. Nos 100 70 i10 East; George Il. Hamilton
'' !SS & .,s. s1sv i4 70 ;' sSa,isz
Henry Som to Richard iienne-scy - 5000
Dom 70 solomon KaneGoc ..e........ l3.4OO
mlnsky w 'V' 5000
Mod .cn.sve, v o5h.st, 255>t5, Emmah
''o t,ad to Enset % 9'Dl,o 10000
SSElan to d n zmn,@rinan 30 800
Ssi j. +; ss% & Coma. l",los Moe, 1000
% D &c o{YE?r r 20 qf cssa 10 os 5000
S.'I.i Fs,srG.9s ~ GG,9iS. FAX s,,S., s",sS
Iafor, I,oker - northern Nat iark, CT 600
ostn.st. 80 800 Fast; Emma J Cstternrd TO .,
l.$ 5Ssh %~s"I .5y i,tave Is 9SioOo; cSoo
2d-ava cor Iisth.st 27Noo; Looe s"adeo's 40 ooo
i2i 70 s'n' 30 50 East; catharine Geoshrshaa
SS Sc Fl 4. y W: PM N a% ESQ
a7s;s ia; 3SC to ssnS Of g1s
st N ~ hnnic " Tracy 20 / FORBES II ooe
is3a,"t ~ =; 90 " o. 80 297so
l3Iihh,, ucha ho ,IeoISe,9y 70 K Gniic, 40 COO
s'> Ths II saos:s ;s@ y ysyyss,i, Iat.,.
7'h,aI niker " S 90? Sstoosl no@t l
lo2d-'t 100 r. ii rGonde. C'' $500
1ojth.st = l9j It ION Az. 71NlOOll Joseph 4,
~ Clement 70 George y. smith ..-...
i2Ih.,t ii' II Fo. S,,'' '.'' COCO
,actb..t a = 100 II g Willis.aye. 1ONlcO Anna 9,
i Dale 70 John w Cornis IT,
Thomas Rvine> % Jane Adam. ,,.,..'
Shc ibaa.ss svr"e, % ismc: Ad'4:,'
wc9.tcrayc ne. sr we T;gr 49, O''l''' $500
wcbs,craye % < 'o'' 2'Npo. Aoe. 1000
~ >, , 49, 600 :, + I73d.st. 25xi0O: Rosa .
Iaubtscher ~ Fried'n.tin oo''
R,Gs.ave cortre line adj and VIM HaIsison q,
a4th Ward John W HUTCHINSON 70 J 1uoos
sam property eame e. al 70 ii = ID Jack1,no.;.d
Lmthony.ave " : go II n southern Bouie'aGu' :,
5Oxs3 Milton pembleton % wilson ,;;,;'' !
same pTopcrtY A Wilson y Adde NJ Pemoeton, .
Broadway : e adj lot 80 MAD q L MscIomv.
34th Wand Edward Martin - .! TO E""Au /
a HaN . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
Sew.York. Wednesday, March IS.

NUM- WtITthtu1l HuINH IO
The following ,al7e were held The Exchange and
Auction Rom to-day
7.story building with plot OF land, Nos 20 n "a
Vest 4trst VI block fiOnt between Grove aud mrs
oDhc st, plot 2XjGN7 Gs60s Brodsky, 500 600.
5-story buding with lot, 40 II Christol hers run
No 90 (frOVest. ~ II fM--t, lot 2ON
81 2X27 go san.e purchaser. $50 900 .
building with lot No AZ Fast 4sCl.st D.,
32j IT of 1st,a,o lot 25AlOO.j; john Gbcfz, 20 800
3story house with lot. 40 2s6 lOthavc > "A It =
2Tth-st lot 2iSA7o Bernard Is, 81 s1j.OOD
3stOry dwelling Win lot, No GS5 LcNingt9n'ave u
corner 54th-st lot 205AS0; 4 6rtwillig, T22t2UD.
lot. u . Wet lOith-st, 100 # " west End-sve. 3jX
Pot Of Iand n : West 99tl.st 1875 II W Boulevard.
lO9 7xIOINO7 .4xiOO1I same purchaser, S3l 400
lot u West il2th-st. zOU H. Boulevard, lot 2bN
IcO1l; Hattie Massc. $1,000. - - - .
lot Wesj ll3th.=t. 800 II boulevard 2oN6sN27.G
xJO j VIM, 81 300
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
3..tory dwelling With lot. % 453 Pulaski.st n !.
PIG It % Ecd-aye, lot 1s.0xl0o; J l. Free, . 900
3sory dwellings with Toto Nos $40 6ol Pacific.
st. :. f17f 3d.sve. lots 1ox80 each Bates and
0 I.cary oil ,joJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
THE STA TIE or TRADE.

nis shipments, 1000 bbls sales. 1850 bbls. Wheat
hrmer; No Ied spot and March, 81 81 90 Ia April
81 May 0ed o5 lac; June, % 3-ed9 o? 5-so; steamer
i26O00 bush Southern wheat easy, Fu.tz V5ca
81 OF Ion Cherry 97co 81 o. Corn steady at decline
mixed spot and March, AS 79d 47c; April, 47a47 lsc
May and June. 47c asked steamer mixed 414 40 l4c'
receipts, l02 ,97G bush; shipments 3D2G7. bush stock
ls4l ,5s4 bush; sales, 24l 900 bush southern corn
easy white 47o AZ -4c yellow 4sc. Oats very dun
No. . white Western. 36 20 SIC; No. mixed do,
"a lea 35c; receipts. 5000 bush stock O3O bush
s,94l bush; shipments, 5000 bush; stock, 123,434
bnsh Hay very firm good to choice timothy, Sl3 90
0Sl3 so Cotton Doninal miGdlng. u 34c' lTo-
visions steady and quiet. Butter steady Eses steady
15c. Coffee steady: Rio cargces. fair, II &c; No
IA 34c Sugar strong ganulated, 46Gc. Copper
steady; refined. 10 la 10 J4e. Whiskey hii'
81 % 10.
Buffalo, March I6.-Wheat-No. I hard dull but
higher. closing at O7c asked sales Of 5000 bush No.
"a &c, closing at "a l-oc, No 2 Northern, ~ 20
v0c No. Northern, SEC winter wheat higher, bet
Ter demand sales Of 8 No Q red at 66c, closing
at 81 Lee asked; 10 cars No. white at 81 Ice,
outside prices; sales OF No yellow at 40 LA
90 Ice; - cars No. 8 yellow at 1895 &c cars
no. yellow at "a Ice cars No. at s5c II cars
No. at IA 1-2a45c @ No. q at 43 3-40 44c.
Oats strong; sales, ! car No. white at 80 &C 7
cars No. white at 35a 80 i-4c; car No white at
81 Ice No. white at 34c: No. mixed,
80 1-2c. Barley dull and unsettled fancy western.
4a6jc: 30. sample. aJ5c Michigan fair TO
choice 55d zoe Canada. eec. Rye lower No 2, 94c.
Floar dun best spring 50 0Oa T5 winter, 81 son
"a Is; rye -four 50 23os3 90 Mfecd quiet and
easy, prices unchanged. Recelpts-Wheat. g. GOO bush
corn, 80 600 bush oats, 1000 bush. SHIPMENT
Wheat 5000 bush corn, 10 900 bush.
Chicago, March lGihc leading futures ranged as fol
lows.
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flats TO fct. unfurniobeo.
The Marietta,
bath d,coN'ed steam, aall an'o7 service
all ImpF''' mfnt> 40 10 80. inducements to-day.
1O3D--T.. WEST M. 81.
Street ncOr tlrs aid SrrOnd Flats. SO az 30 and
80 Six and BATH private hQl, all IMPROVEMENTS
JanitOr 3r
EQUITABLE BilLDlStt 10 BToadw1y.
COLI MDI-- Avt.. SIS. SS3.Ss; $50.
First. -'conh. thri and fourth lat- a. 30 70 T3I SIX
room. ena t!th, private hall all Improvement
MACLAY 4 DAVIES.
EQUITh Eli ~ tLDtHG 10 Br1adwly.
I23D.,T. EA-r. No. Ji3.
Second npgt Tj2 Single tat, extra WIDTH eight rooms.
Wiya'. hall al Improvements.
Janito. ~
NACI,Y & DAVIES,
EQUITABLE BUILDING i2o Br''dway.
LENIN3TON-AvE. No. 1873.
Fin, and second hat go and .ll. 80 1871 Frs,
fat eel. Five toon, and bl'h pri,a'e hail all improve.
urht~ decorated, hi1h hrd4i.ly, convenient location
JanltOF Or
MAII.AY y DAVIES,
EQUITABLE BUILDING 10 Brood~ay.
lsTn-sT. last. 49,.
second nooi Nest ~. 10. 40 IAfI G0lr " IT, 80.
siN rlons with private hall
JaIltor
MACLAI X DAVIES.
EQUITABLE BUILDING, I2O Pr,adWay.
THE ST. CATHARINE ADMINISTRATIONS. MldI.
i son-sNr. and j.i- t-lelait rur " - .Oom,i cA.
terror View OF 30 feet Apply on premises 20
j. D. bROOKs, Superintendent.