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The Globe-republican., 1892-06-20
Kansas in The Convention.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 1a-Kansas was quite
conspicuous during the convention. At the
first session, the first great outburst of ap-
plause and the most prolonged of the session
prior to organization, greeted the stately
form Of Ingalls, q be walked down the aisle
70 the Kansas section. The greatest cheer
o. ths second day went up whom Dan Lock
wood, formerly Of Topeka, chairman Of IL
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The Noted Healer IL Dead.

PursBURa. Pa, June E.-Rev. Father
Mollinger, the renowned faith cure priest, 10
dead. He died from the effects of an opera
ton performed for rupture of the stomach.
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The Faribault system.

NV YoRx, June livery Reverend Nor.
ris J. Campbell, of the Society of Jesus, has
received . cableRram from Rome which
chronicles Q triumph for the opponents of
the Falihault parochial school system. The
project of the propaganda has issued q letter
to this effect
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The Steamer No Sunk.

CHcAio.-The excursion which had on
board sixty members of the graduating class
of the Northwestern university of Evanston,
and which was reported sunk with all on
board during the tornado, returned to Chi
caoo ali fiQhf
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Bryan VIII Answer Mckinley.

DErRo1T, MICH, June 15.-Congressman
]. W. Bryan, of Nebraska, will speak before
the University of Michigan Democratic club
June II, in answer to the address made last
month by Governor William Mckinley, Jr.,
to the republican students.
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Firemen's Association.

Sr2SeY1E1D, No., June 16.-The eighth
annual tournament of the Southwestern Fire
mems association opened here with large
attendance and will continue three or four
dsyx
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Chester L. Long In the Seventh.

KIxGMAx, KAx.-At the republican conven-
ton for the Seventh congressional district,
Chester L Long was nominated on the first
ballot. Henry Booth withdrew, and the vote
stood: For Long, los, and 81 for ]. w.
Jones, of Hutchinson.
]. W. Brinkerhof, of Rice county, presided.
chosen elector without opposition.
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Would Say Nothing.

BosTox, July M-Ex-Pres Cleveland
declined to say anything for publication in
regard 70 HaErisoo's nomination. He il con.
fined to his room With a stack ct xheum0
6gm.
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NrGn0TBA StdCkHOuses "a Souti SoTOAuds
WASHINGTON, d. C.-General Eli T. Stack
house, member of congress from the Sixth
district of South Carolina and a prominent
member of the farmers alliance, died in this
city soon after returning from Raleigh whore
he attended the funeral of Col. l.. L. Polk.
Most of his life has been devoted to An effort
to elevate and improve southern agriculture.
He was elected to the Fifty-second congress
as a democrat.
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.Kansas WhirlWind."

B1NeHA,rpToS, n. Y, June 17.-Grace w.,
the kansas Whirlwind," won the 3minuto
rot in 2:25, not being crowded ct any stage
of the race.
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HARRISON AND REID.
National Republican Ticket Is
Named,
Ohio's Vote Challenged by Mckinley and
When Polled He Votes for Harrison
Wild Scenes Interrupt the Roll Call
-Partisans Go Wild.

MINNEAPOLIS, M1NS.-The ticket was COM
pleted by the nomination of BENJAMIN Har-
rison for a second election to the presidency
and the nomination of Whitelaw Reid, of
vice president,
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BExIN, Juno 15.-It is announced that
Poultney Rgelow, the well known American
traveller and writer; had been expelled from
Russia.
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CHICAGO CYCLONED.

The Democratic WlgWam Rip
ped and Racked.
One Person Killed, Many Injured and
the Tornado Character Of the Storm.
Air Full Of Lumber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.
The Produce Exchange markets yesterday presented
picture OF extreme tamcne,s all around The
public was wholly absent the foreign element showed
Indifference and the big ope1ntors were inactive In
wheat options only 100000 bushels were traded In
The market strong early, prices rising IA Us
cent. Renewed wet weather West and Northwest,
liberal cleranccs, light interior movement ana the
covering OF local shorts the principal bull points
The strength soon wore away. however, and the
longs began selling after the first bulge. the move
aiGoad. Cables were depicssed. closing down 2@
234d on futures at Liverpool; London being arc
-four with the French demand for floating cargoes
reported as less active. The worlds shipments Were
week. wsGoi ku@or D Of fa,lne a6ad. an Increase Of
10000 bushels IN the amount on PssIeSS 10 y1sh
supply Influences which caused general reaction
Of "A IS cent July options opened at 30 Is rose 10
90 %nG @n a 70 and weaker The s for
export 1000 bushels. ann 5000 bushels were
Corn hardened on reports Of the wet weather West,
but there title life TO the speculation.
Local shorts were The principal buyers , and p alss
helped the bus. The cables were depressed and
Swe aR Snt S. % %as W hon pe The
n slight reaction. The spot market opened hrmcr' bnt
closed weak and dull The sales for export were only
oats sympatrred with wheat and corn and trading
%Is v ss s.TT reo If ruled
Lard was fcatnreess and dull. There were sales
OF 800 ticrceS on the spot.
The final quotations were as follows:
wleat-May; $ -: June. 40: July. so "a
Corn-May 81 50 June. 81 Il: July, 40 IS :;
August. 40 "a: September. so cents. -.
0ats-May. % 3-s: june. 30 :; July, 30 Is
August "a IS: September - cents.
Lari-Msy 80 %; July. ~ 81 August 81 81 sep
tember al 20.
The receipts Of grain and nour wg.rted Yesterday
al New. York. Baltimore Philadelphia and boston
were: Wheat 400 bushels. corn, 25f 10. bu,h"l.
oats I3OO36 bushels: total grain. 500. G3t bushels
Gour. 77.72I packages. At Chicago. Milwanhee and
ST LOuis the arrivals were Wheat. 5000 In heels .
corn a6I bushels: oats GA. SOL bushels. total
grain J-I Az bushels -four. -. sol packages.
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Nowyo,k Tuesday May l7.-BnEViS-Receipts, ~
,riTs ~ 80 head all consigned direct 70 ,anglercrs
,sadny Feeling STEADY. Cy dressed beef quiet ~
~ ,1s" nor N Chicago dressed low at ja1l2c.
,.t raie ad ices from London quote American s%crs
.I 5|3i.d equal to cant lCallc, estimated deah
bt and refrigerated beef selling al an average OF 'sc
ucr N. coc ,,,,c nm the No,oadIc for J.
90 .,ni and 2tG head NJ Epetn al @ In the same
200 nuartes beef for Fastians Company, Inc
s1anc' 49, ont 10 cattle for NJ goldsmith the Exeter
s.aeo 40 quarters OF beef for Nelson Morris ON Wedncs
ty ,dt.nnc sails with $50 lLartcls Of beef tc
Day ~e ~ 600 quarters of beef and about Az cattle
San M' 3ork with 9, $50 quarters OF beef for
the Wy Hom,any also 2,012 quarters and % drcsscn
Eatmans o%S nIan sons Ga!in carrie, 1880 quar-
teri M Il 20 head all held for wedncs
days s75 head Of which Sao AZ ooths
"a a. ana luwcr. Fsy 10 good Ncils sold at go.
Market W. ak ' Hncks County aud Harlem do. at 5.1
oG S calves duii and easier Country dressed yeas
choice nearby stock at &c: city dtcs 20
s0ld az 'ss,,,.,e c,Iyc. at 2lad4Aec
"' saies-G. Dillenback; 1s' ''''' los average ~
4s.c per NJ . 4. Cons. 40 yeals 40 ~ a. &c ner H.
SuEEfP And LAMEs-Reeepisss. 90, Including car;
LA ,dircc. were ears or I.w2 head and about
% Iersey lambs aso IN market STEADY for sheen
S%bs offered Ordinary u far snsep sold a. .9s
&C. southern lambs sdstc per N JERSEYS Vt s5as6 per
ho,d .,,,nn .trady at oa1Ic: dressed yearIinss
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ErcnRDED MOKTG

nutlor Jame- and wife. 70 ia. Kernochan and ano
BIrEs Sophia + and 40 to the Fast River savings
Institution. 81 2, Ea-t n'c'dway. ycar. :lG.ooO 49,.
81. s snd sis Fast i,. .' months:
Defendorf Wilson l., and VIZ to Alex wilson NO
ihSard. Nntonc,r' L. to John + Edwards. No - Fast
F~icr jha. and wiz. nc Greenwich Savings Bank
Ganaoa ii.% ,. husband John ns yos IT,
Iisr,nasid Sc's Man Gorosi aud '0o NO l'o Fast
-. lg 4, cs sss9 !. & Eg'o' Fn'a 18th
I,eoe, Aesg-t ana VIM 70 Lambert suydam. ;
i2 XII, ,d.,s o yc'T ,n o'S 70 cS Alfred Keller
Ho%1y~eil.a,r' F" " y ssmnc..t s ycar.. 5000
sane De Wit Coche. same propers . years
Kay. Matthew the Franklin saving c Bank. New
"Kol,.r John, ,ro ,.otthsri Buckhard and ano. n
LcIbnck. Nicholas to loin d crinmo'. csth-'t. .
c9luntu>.a,". 'cafs. $1,000 ,,,..... ,o.,.
toa I'VE" so 20 ncaG'5 S Year.. +9oGcc.
n " cor iJsth.st and 7tn.a,a o year.. 5000
lyman wn and VIC to Chs, l'aGo @So IT, cor
McConnrl Matthew. to. Harriet flowers Assist.
Mc 's"' irtrr and wc to tie ruc Guar!ntcc AMI
TF, sui riy '@f and ard Me- a To- jons Vel and an.
other No !: Avenue H. in-talI.. ~ pJ - 49,,
N sih."t " so I:orrry (, ,e,rs. rs 900
Nonl, John e. To Albert sire. 7th'are. iistst
rsr.on Edward D ard We 10 4 Caroline GoI'er
ton.ayc 3 Year,. $500
Eupse.. james = and wife to John Vanden Iicuvei
n ts'h.s " 3daNe. years. mortgages $4,000
Rsrnsoys william ~ to George Crh"f ford -'thst
q SthaVc. demand. 5000 . -,
RamnicIc Mary !. and another. 70 Charles q Moler
No Springs. wears ~ 900.
Schrlfncr. Charles y. Ia John HAYWARD. ir = f21
st W lO,hiVe. v"ar~. ilo.Op.
Francis Lcicc-t"r Holmc. referee. = W cor
ner i2isi.-t and iOth.a,e. , years, slt No. ~.
Stc.g MarCar"thl. 70 Christian wagner anu WIFE, VI
IJoustnu.st istaNc. y wears. rlb'Np
Thcis- John. 10 John Mctlnett IT al cNccu,et' pt
1iod i. 3daVr years MORTGAGE % wv ,,u,
Won Ann 10 Anthony - Dnant. lJ9thst. - Wills
aye 3 GOO
wallace Ruth \ and husband. 10 the Rowery savings
pank 5ist-st iOthate. y'1r ti.,1mn, ,, -
Wincrns Ferdinand .; al. To Robert il Willct NO 20
plti.st years, soj 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

corFEEror spe. Rio grSwths the market ruled active
the quotauon bags do Amy at the quotation
500 S. essi Ss1 ssss e S ca S0 ana
1000 a. sSss and freight sgs1
ssn.o be SHIPPED =. 12S ,a S oo S Sss.
s ssns No Per asrrics on PrSate terms
Ssrs firm Sales 700 bags MeracaibO, 21 a9lse 800
iaes Guatemala at o1isc: 500 mats interior Padane NJ
sSto and is7i bag. Caracas, private terms In og-
yanced S5 points the opening and the other months 100
Is points and ct the close gain OF 20 points oil round
rad been made This generally accounted for by firm
covering By the shorts and sympshy with h the
ported Meker mafkets Rio quoted First Ordinary 90
siiosO T4 loo; Good Second 40 kiios 10 500; ex;
sss Hle es.ssnees Ee.sed States: esss
cAarsacee EuroIe 1000 bags Rio stock 1872 600 bag
msfket quiet receipts in Santos e days 900 bags
santos ssei, S84 900 bags Santos market quiet Good
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S4,7OO City Of New-orlcars per cent bonds. pre-
minns. 1Js IL.
20 shares Phcnx National Bank. 900 each, 126 Il.
20 shares Bank OF The state OF Ncw-i0rk, 800
EACH IFS. "a,
% shares Fourth National Bank. 300 cach .O6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
THE PETROLECM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil markets present no Important feature
frmer tone at the Consolidated Exchange Yesterday
might lie traced 10 small decline In the output Of
the Mcdonald pool 20 900 barrels options opened
. cent higher, at 81 ] 4 cents. but closed at %
cents The sales Amounted 81 5000 barrels. There
wcI,, no transactions III oil at the stock Exchange.
Refined petroleum unchanged AT 6O3 cents In
barrels $50 in bulk and 6rJ cents In cases.
Foreign quotations Antwerp, - - francs {,
Bremen 30 marks. London. ] I'd.
Oil City Penn MAY i1-Natlona Translt eertlhese:
50'.c; sales - 600 bbs cicaren,es $4,000 bbi' ship
ptsburr Penn, May 17.-Natious Transit certincat
onend at 55c: closed j7c bghct 51lc; lowest BE-
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weather reports the West and South.
to augment the armnss There was an increase Of sS2 900
S%Ss Da the ssS hsd on @ aa@ nee ''N G
.essOn favoe options rose sSo about 'ale and the
lns TssE shipper; took 5000 bush 80 %2%c
salcs 10000 bush Future COo bush spot; Including
:Sa q Nc ss ssss
s%id Ssh corn and little Of
GS sGsS was 'yS put 'hs Ss
2o' 5ash spot pot lots 80 U Cc6 in m@dratc
iiicoo bush SPOT including No at aj4Ss5ac elevator
3 avg DO white ssss apSG'aea Nv Western mSsa asa
closing Dc {, q, 90 M5s rMSsns
do 81 IS csHs at So 1oS S
sSsrps e5easl rye, feed, s5asos; cofonsecd meal,
sss cGSS4 sS%Py sss demand a. fol-
Loving SY %SD Err Si 7 u iT? on sav and
sse stray SodG ID 10 sndse
IS clover clover mixed IS sTRAw
eTns n" change ' Se spot stun
O Trading @ a"s and w dnv eSnn1s from S
In mc'p%o holders SHcr %s9" steady basis
laGss s2 Goa. ShO,ss aoS3s %eg
prime H,; % 1880 Is$$os ,9s
july dci3cTy, and % balc at 2se for August de-
livery. - -
HEMP AND JUTT-Thc hemp market has remained
dull. but sisa shows finer tone. We quote: Manila
herr at at o for p @%S a%s s" a%p f ,sgds g' ST.
IIIDES-The market is inactive and looks nominal. al
though there ntimatons holders would
accept than quotations stock We quote
Cordova 2S02}la n 11a13i4c Buenos Ayres, selected
2Cd23 H. l2lc Moncvilco. 12ac MatamOras 22d25 H.
lIlc Central America 20622 N. lOrallc: Bucnos Ayrcs
kips selected. 10al3 n. Zoe Cor1ova kips. 1enl3 N.
I3iac TcNas oOd25 NJ 9a12c zarzibar she; southern,
I2dfS n SdSic dry sated Matamoras. selected, 2id2S
N De: southern, as they run 24a3o N. 7c wet saltu
Buenos Ayres COW selected 1920 H. =: RIO ,'rande
New.ori ans city, 45a55 n SAFE; Texas and COW so
AGO n. sac city slaughter OK GOd7O N.
LEATHER-The hcnIlock sole grades command very
fair attention. and prices that ruled latterly
readily paid consumers, who have accustomed 10
purchase in a small Best lots OF union tanned sell
=. n
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rr-,1DING MATERIALS-Brlck were rather slow on
o 10 lots but there seems TO be no urging OF cheap
tsrso ""Hayerstraw hard brick quoted at So 50dSo /;
fssseT stas5; Fishks - ooGso Is uprser hard
- sy bb American Portland, 81 100 81 90 German
soC,,Pod So $50 So 15 English Portland 81 30as2 %
ro!u1nnd common lime. 9cc per Dbl. and do finishing
81, hs - so per 900 goats hair. 21G24c; cattle
hair 16dlse ,
r,c,n efanulatcd. 4rc; genuine graduated. German
r. nne &c yellow rolls, 5Lc. 49,.
4tcco sDoes not much life change. Bahia Tea
,oSc. Caracas. 15d15nc: Trinidad 132alic Guaya0uiL
rOoPERAGE STOCK-Al kinds are wanted, but
nnIes continue adequate fot all wants. Molases shocks
ssipch 81 81 So; 3C.nch. II 80 old shocks with
- beads shocks and heads 81 rum pines.
90 IS 90; empty hogshcad 50 hoops II feet, 5000
sel. 10 feet. 2Sds29.
coTTON-The spot market displayed rather more
i,v hut az unchanged prices The sales included 1CG6
liz. M EXPORT and $40 for consumption Receipts at tie
80. were & i69 bales. against 1880 bales this day last
IN-.- ilne
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lIEMLOCK


UNION TANNED.
H sss ssl Ay &c s sa back cow: % g.
S sesSnds. Of SaeIs..2s az SECONDS
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.
N s9f s as P Psmass s s1s
no change has come o., Sse the F S
s .S sst ia: &s hssG'
T laasr At ss f''s:s Ds'sa
etssla 80 for g~y forge sNph ,e saas o mss reg
81 80 tSF at $50 sr STEEL
% Ps. psy STEADY %'.ss
lots at l2 there has been no great sopmoton
fnssS IS e ss; 81 .ss.
LTxb-stesdy at .e5c for soHanou in CARROTS spell
,u59 a S s1s sn'sseSss s % &
fH sh7A .l'sa ESssS siS
w asG m os Su se e grades
ss: stained 4 "a, % :. S s
!: s. s. g IT, g. ~ l. $50 K q So Nj, ST. N saI5
oiLs-Cottonseed steady with sales Of 400 bls prime
ct s's' price "a olive is'l ss %
sperm sold recently private terms Prime crude cot
b 9Gc o d 2ses S'%is 'sy
S ss , % S Saf Of acc GTS ssi h ss
p SGiso 4iS .p SG Sc erd
do bleached spring. 72a14e DO natural Whit 600
q g. ssacSst P? a Soc DO es a
sSs ss S SsG 'Is Snns a R' e'
'as, ssa. :a: ss"'i asS was With ' Is:
E;ssa:S:l s9sal ss's fSS.
s toa. oil cake to 2o1ass ic. $3.50
Ro't GRRiN cmARr S British Steamer S rs
ayo pSf- GsfH o5aSI e IA
heronymus rhisndepha to tho United Kingdom 300
Oo Pfk5oS'Vl li with price. steady
.I 81 shss s. 'lssss ,aa{
Fan family ,Fa1'9t oSS5 so s's HS'f
%%assssssd o @s,s e "a s.
fIaT sns $tS"s
s55 SSSs' ' is belize sJs 20 a g a.
: :sS's ss ss sse Rss 90
ssG5s ribs Jul" :S's? 81
H. ifs " YIN e. :, t. g
Ne ;a: sss q S: d .
cs e5Oc July cloed at 05e Augn;t closed a. 3eSe
siSn'jf s1a
i.ssas. iss,s5 s &e state as; a,
and pals extra 9OS2 s do r''. s q srfSp
@ s ssiG9d seconds d5 Ws'n ,h4 %'' is5
Western w ssssFp H .seoSas
s sna qsinS isdi4c state dairy nns
5i1fs % S e' ;s ss%asd
% so S Th to roos 49, 30 do @ skins
prime $qsG light .ms sS9e for en mo.s Of 3's s
nTmncss. owing to weak interior stat stat ard
Sr ptc % sG 1 as% DC for
fancy: duck eggs 1Sd1si2c . ,,,.
ss g n on ysoe e sYs ., owa S
sesdy At or So tess S:s
Sssi Neovas Ss 50 az BAG.
at GG and POO; 10 eiss % %a.co.sd sSS and
sS; f5a'hc Chg ss sx'
Mould s9I .iigs c;ri psT Ss Columbia 1U@
"a &c Phoenix A. 3 10 lea a. I1ec Empire 51s@ic
80 si ioas ''oTS sss. 80 r. oia
aa spliicI gfs H2 d. deals pteetcd within day.
Apparently light holders simply note mSe rat trading
valves West cos Asse %e
csse'z@%f.Sa' SSd a''Gyna 2" Prime
90 1sts re- p' china e.
h lssd %Sl2s; N%tmes'-Larse o'"cse HOS 50
12 y a asl,as Leaf the
SstG1s eG 100 ca.S 1900
oe 80 sqndrc. 49, 900 bales Havana 7oe@
s.,d TAi % SSd. prime city, aa.e.
ssas and sGSs p' iScre are
SSty N "s XIX fleece 2sas9e; m Texas, I6o9c
sisg sG 1Ts2?Ns GrhS aS r" s DO oS%Sn
isaSc SS'tHsgsG"% 5as rs. d s sSgn
e,l' 22lc nno unwashed. 19aa2oc
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Business Chances.

A GENTLEMAN Of forty, who has had .
wide and successful sasnsss sNpersnse bsta IN
by reason .health j. desrous OF once mere entering
Into active business lie would he pleisel 70 consider
ment In any legitimate, respectable ensprisc which viii
The highest references furnished and required Principals
only need reply to this. No attention win be paid .
smsweys unless tho nature OF the business 10 statA
ASdroas BUSINESS Tribune once.
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Gotels.
Storage

Ar THE HAEGER WAREHOUSE. sth ave-. from $50
"A 10 3thst storage furniture baggage, gooos eno
Of description in .epSs eo'1a
shipping and everything appe tanning % the hsnuune
PROPERTY attended TO estimates furnished ana ihspec'on
Invited. 0llce 300 West 3ith.st
TRUNKS SILvERwARE, paintings ard oil classes Of
vaiuabies furs rugs in cold ss0nge ihsu,ea Saiss
cabinets special rates for security s1tesn "a
6sth ST. ahd sthsve Phone :'S. SStn.
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Ncw.York. Tuesday. May II.


York, Tuesday, May IL
The following sales held tie Exchange ana Aue'
ton Room oday
hSc-story building with lot. No IG5 wa-hn cton;.t
20 IT 12thst, lot 15x7sN5N763; Richard si2Uoo
nsi win lot S No W to Lss
thrce-story and four. buildings with lease po'
Of land Nos lB2 and 1911 2dt Ncnue "A, poI III
IcO.5 Ovid schwartz and \ Elinl. So 900 ,, 800,
Plot Of land East Islst.st, 1905 IL W Morrisae'
5Ox 1906 J J Brady. $1,000. - ,,.
ECO II 2d-ve lot i5xIO05; A l. Finch: 81 20 oo y .
Plot OF land Park-aye. corner '3d''t lOVNoo'-
] u Smith. 10000. o,,..- ...
Plot OF land Woodrun.ave, W corner Cnntohae'
I3lNoSNl3oNp3 Ferguson and others, S3,3to 49, o..
Plot OF land Wayer,y Place, s. Ciintoh'''c' GUN
90: Alex Koch. $500. ~ ~, ~,
lots Marion.avc. 80 H. W Dorothca race <oNVo
each Ellen Skahan 1000. 49,.
plots Of land on Dorohca Place In rear OF ABOVE :
Ellen Weir and others. 81 300 ., h
twO-story dwelling With q lot', on Abth0ny-aNc, pe
Popham and Morris sts fremont; IL EcK"ort all"
others. $4,000.
iet, OF popham.st: " q Antheny'ave 2'No' caeh
B J. Fairchid and others. sl2,125 ~ ...,oo
lots Crane Place. corner OF Gfay'st @oAioo
ecch Ncuberth and Others. s12, 523. ,.. , 80
corner Of Gray.st. lots 2j>IOO.5 each Kennedy and
others. $4,000.
o-stor. dwelling and stable. with lots. Anthony,
ave- running through to Cranc.ave between 'otn anu
Gray sts, lots 25N?tOo each j Coughln. S3ii2o'
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
hree.story building with lot No 413 st Marks Place.
n 100 II OF Jth-ave. lot 20N1OO; Thomas Is Hughes
two.s'oy dwelling with lot. No AS 12thst 100
7ti-aVe 1g.7N5S. 10. John q Gray. 80. 100
story house. with lot. No 10l0 81 ave- 2J2 IL
Of iCth-st. lot 2jXl00' Il Common, $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
6elp Uante6.

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"A tabllshment OF jews harps (Mund Haimonica), in
GERMANY, wants good
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lie must be well acquainted with Fancy Goods and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

Sns an ana S r. at sss
90 :, 10 & Sherman 100 Kentucky lamb
PA do. IS N. at -.
2o do 8 % ST as.hon ht dG s. E. 1t 10
N H. tcS. l S ohio 1a SsS ohiS sheet = a. So 40
- T. $ Kasc % Jersey ewe, % NJ at IS 10 per 100 N
az 80 OHIO ' iSeSp Sc H. at 50 o2 per
G DiIeabacS: le Gull sheep and lambs 57s n. sts5.
o GSins: 30 Jcry lamb at +Sasl per head
e. Jersey CITY AID 70 'arload' At ioist 80 saes on
Comfy dressed light supply Quotations nominal
5'.asc for heavy to light
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo. MAY -Caitle-Recepts last twenty four
hours. $3.50 head total for the week thus far $3.50
signed through. $500 head; to New York. 1lsO head ;
on sale No. 40 head. Market steady; Good handy
ceipts last tw~n,y-fonr hours. 5000 head total for
the week thus far, 35.1oo head for same time last
to Me-" York. 5000 head on sale. ".4Co head op'ned
steady for good. dull and lower for light closing
packers and medium, - s5asi s.; Workers., god ii
best ~ sO0sf So; do. pigs and light - IOo ~ %
= Coz il 7o do common sldps to fair. - ioS q So
assorted roughs, si0 ~ % common roughS ~ 20
last twenty four HonrS. 400 head total for lie
week thus far. 1900 head for time last week.
York, 400 head; sale. 600 head; opened easier
with light offerings. closed with lower tendency:
cIl and com@oD. s 20 s. : s clipped clipped lambs choice
TO fancy 80 Goa SG 90: fair TO good, % 15d ~ 90:
culls to common. ~ 2jo =. 30. -
Chicago. May I7-"Til Evening Journal re
ports Cattlc-Rcccpts. 300 head; shipments.
r. % % Hd sr9ay far S good s
= s2%sa - t.,G 100
stronger rough and common ~ 80 - 90. MIXED i
and packers. ~ 5odst 90 IL: prime heavy and
butcher weights. ~ 81 81 $40: light. ~ go"
$40. Sheep-Recepts 1000 head: shipments.
300 head. Market active. steady: Westerns,
- O5d 10 % clipped natives - Oja - 10: Texans.
- 81 10 90 lambs $j.Gjd r. % yearlngs, 50 3O0
So 10.