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, 1893-01-25
Spectator Gath Dec.

The sensations based on the Panama Scan
dals multiply in Paris. The Government,
alarmed by the tone Of the public mind, and
by the narrowness Of its majority against IN
vesting the Panama Committee with Judicial
powers. has taken the matter into its own
hands. On Monday it ordered the arrest. OF
the more prominent directors of the Canal
Company, including NJ. Charles dc LeSseps
and on Tuesday 1t demanded from the two
Chambers permission to arrest ten Deputies
and Senators, the principal being M. RouTisr
said to have received ON Que occasion
So, 600-on charges of receiving bribss to
give their votes oorruptly. Cheques or
Couuterfoils can be produced against ell the
accused, annotated by Baron Reinach but of
course. they. may be able to show there was
good reason for receiving them. One, indeed.
NJ. Jules Roche, denies absolutely that the
initials given refer to him, or that he ever
had any transaction, bad or good, with the
Panama Canal Company. Neither the Senate
nor the Chamber attempted to resist the de.
mand for permission to arrest, but in the
latter, NJ. Rouvier tried hard to defend him
self, Az, however, he only pleaded that he
had received money from financial friends"
to supplement the Secret Service Fund, and
had expended it for purposes unspecifad, and
CnaL all pOlltlCldHS ala CG0 same, MS d6fGnC6
was received in silence. 1t is believed that.
as evidence accumulates from the papers now
being seized in every direction, many more
arrests will be made, but as yet the only
clear case is that of thu late III. Barbs.
Minisf er of Agriculture. A note has beeh
found in which he acknowledges the receipt of
$4,000 'for the Panama affair"
The evidence, however, of NJ. Andrieux.
formerly Project of Police in Paris, whether
it is confirmed or not, will enormously in.
Gre SO the agitation. He is believed to be
vspomaus, but tru tworthy, and he produced
a photograph of a memorandum In the hands
of NJ. Cornelius Herr, written or authorised
by Baron Reinach, according to which all the
incrmina'ed are guilty. with NJ. Floquet
besides, who, ii Is alleged, received 10000,
bat whose case stands separate. There is
secondary evidence alleged againAt most of
the others-viz., the names Of the olerkr, or
servants, who cashsd tho cheques for them,
but this does not exist in tho case Of M,
Flqquet. He utterly denies the Charge,
affirming, IN contradiction to ,M. Rouvier
that no money from the Panama Canal ever
$ wellsd the Secret Service Fund, and that
this fund has always been in proper order and
unexb sustsd a fact provabls out Of the State
accounts. NJ. AHdrieux, also, is eYidently
puzzled about the sums paid to NJ. tloquef,
and more than hints that Baron .Rsinach re-
, 1893-01-25

Miss Elizabeth L.. Banks, who writes an
amusing letter to Tuesdays Times, in answer
to Mr.. Rudyard Kipiins's description of the
American down East sumner time" seems
very pr0Ed Of the general speed and hurry Of
Western civilization, which she evidently
thinks has far surpassed that of the Yankees
OF the Eastern States, IN quality as well us
quantity. The Yankees she treats as almost
a worn out type, and is anxious that in Eng
land we should not c%onfound them with the go
ahead people of the West. though he reluc-
family admits that perhaps American women
are "a nervous act, and that perhaps too
much energy is debihtating in the long-run.
However says Miss Banks eve Americans
are Inclined to think that the rushing system
is a good one for our new country" Why
good on account OF the newness of the coun-
try?-unless it be that the Americans are
Ike y,dlg c~nlldren, very anxious to get
grown up. We should nave thought that
the newer the country, and the greater the
room for expansion IN it, the more the Amer
leans would be inclined to take their time.
and 10 feel that they could afford it as COM
pared with the stinted millions of Europe.
who have 700 narrow a margin for any leisure
or meditation. Surely, just the right ti2e
f2r tranquility and medjtation is tae time
when Tile 2retS resources or a new country
bestoW on those wac have the privilege Of
picking aud AMI choosing from amongst those
resources. If the Eastern States have any
advantage over tho Western, it is that they
have seen he mistake of hurry. anl have
leaned to prize the fruits. of tranquil
judgment, thought, and meditation.
The leaders of both parties in America ap-
pear to be most IN unwilling to act decisively on
the recent popular verdict. The Republicans
are protesting readiness to yield as regards
the duties Of tin-plate5 and wool, but will
resist all other changes; while the Democrats
sat they list give the great "in' ~erests"
concerned tim t. prepare for a change. 1t
Is possible, therefore, that even if an Extra
Session Is called in April, nothing very i'm
pottant will be done as regards the Tariff
until the Session of 1891. It should be
remembered, however, that the Democrats
have still TO win thrss or four seats in the
Senate before they control that body thai
they are busily 'conoiliating'' voters in the
States concerned md That, if thsy viii them.
they may think it time to display a little less
moderation" As respects silver, the tone
GA al sides is much more resolute. The
Treasury is alarmed AZ we'll as the people at
the possible deficit and the outflow Of gold,
and it Is believed that, as the Monetary Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicoco March 81 (SpcciaD.-1Me prospect OF u coi'
vove made wheat open strong. The final giving way
"a surrounding markets and liberal selling OF july ap
n.rentlv ny the May bulls lost the July price all It's ad
vance Tie May wheat, however, held rather htm up
% tho close Nav sold between 20 "a and "a 3'e anu
closed at r. July sold between ~ and 10 o-S anu
closed AZ 49, II was possible to see where 'he NAY
bus gave the May price any support Inc Noit""e:'
evidently continued its effort TO cover Partridge also
uos irving 10 cover There were some crop dn'nase
reports but after last years experience Win me Iop
damage news the crowd here is exceedingly shePt
The %oihwe,,cu receipts, 242 cars, were 4oo cars e
than for the same day last year. Here ere wce 10
car, tho estimate for saturday was 40, ,oih "o
made weak by moderate selling by certain OF ne .
ceIyinp houses MAY sold from 10 ID 10 az 90 anu
closed at the bottom. The receipts were hi'cel ctt
tie estimate for saturday was 1r Shippers s"y '"
no busines, Is possible even win the scaUoau VI W,
other side oats weak as corn. 'ny sun
nom 81 9 to 81 -, and closed at III 10 ll' w.
ceipts were l3- the estimate iOr SATURDAY vs.
lG6 There was another weak day I'm PROV Nions Inc
ry loss was pIrty retrieved r. te tlo'e ny N'so-
ous siippOrt iIum The bull interest," bu tH'rc was w
time during the day. not even at the close whem .he
markc, did look like bear one IL was sun M IN
impression. an impression entertained all the wceh
that the most vigorous attacks on III" market were com
iug from Armour. brokers took May RIBS IioefMy AT
around 1903 Just before the close W0lf TOOK al tc
pork Offering. There l4,OOo moss, inc esinhte
for SATURDAY was 5000. The cables. particularly on
lard were weak. MAY pork sold between 20. anu
l. 40 and closed a. 1850. May lard sofa between
II 40 and II 20. and closed nt ll21. May rOS sou
between 10. 10 ard 1902 and closed at 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
COTTON MAREFTS-IY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. March observation-disclosures closed easy
American nlddlng low mIddlIng clause. March de-
livery 5l-G4o4 52-Gid March and April delivery,
5l-64d5 52.G4d. April and May delivery. - Odd
scllers May and June delivery. Ibid buyers
June and Jaly delivery. 5i-Gi04 5jGid; July and
August delivery, 4 56'ld sellers August and sep
TENDER delivery. jGGid sellers, september and De
tobcr delivery. j2-G4d buyers. october and No
vcmber delivery. jO-CId buyers.
Galveston. March 2i.-COj;on steady; mid cling.
34c. low mddlmg. 3-sc good ordinary. 7--c
net and gross receipts. 24;3 bales sales. l.Ols
bales stock. li3 bales. We.Ely-Set and gross
receipts. G.j3- bale. exports 70 France o,01J bales
ooa-'rl-c G.3o4 bales sales 4.217 bales
No: OH March 9i.-Cotton quiet mlddllng : }.ic :
low nlddnc. : lGc good Ordinary. 5-sc net and
gross receipts 194 bales exports coh-twsc 800 bale,
sales. IA bales: stool. 43.icO bales. Weeky-Nct
and gro,- receipts 34o0 bales; exports TO Great
Britain. 3.37r bales coastwise. 3.2-o bales sales
40 bales,
New. Orleans. Maron 2i.-Cotton easy, good mid
ding 1l-ldc. middiing, il-lGo low middine.
: 3-c. good ordinary. llCc, net receipts, GO
bale: sros-, l.nsl bac, exports TO Great Britain.
sao bales. 10 France $50 bacs 10 tho Continent.
DO- bales sales 1850 bales, stock, 2o2 300 bales.
Wrcklv-Nct Iecer's - 400 bac-. gross, %. 90
bales exports Great Dri'-in. 3.O.G bales; TO
France l11O bales 10 the Continent. II 9D4 bales
coa>twlse G.J1f bales. sales. II 600 bales.
saval. .ah March e4.-Cot'on easy: midding.
3lGc: low nedlire. ) zee, good ordinary.
1876 net and gros, receipts l,452 bales; sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
REAL ESTATE.
BrsINEss AT THE EXCHANGES.


There were only two auction sales in the real estate mar
o, boh were under foreclosure and In each case
rho nainttn in the proceedings was the buyer Wihan
Kennedy sold the southcss. corner OF Forty anu
secondaye three four story buildings on anu OWL" o
1925 20 the plaintiff II. p Hanett Co. sofa NO o.
West Fifty .ifh.st fourstsry stone front dwelling on
lot lsxlO0 The plaintiff in the proceedings was mo
buyer for s24 500 No. 80. similar properly orousn'
S2j 900, also from the penuh
Tho following private sales reported:
John ~ Goding sold the vacant lot soxloo on inc
southeast ds Of Sixyfourhst. 120 feet east OF fH'h
ave-. Tor Mrs n. L. Baylies for about sGO,ooO
Bsnne., Graf have sold for r. w. Da Cunha 70 n. u
Hawkins Nos 2O4 ana 2o3 West Edghty-hrst-st h'o'
story browstone and pressed brick double apartment
house. size 37GkelxIO private terms also ior No'.
Freedman TO Uah lot 25xl02 on the south SIDE OF
Eighty secondst about 400 feet Of Central PARK
West for $4,000. the -"nt hrm nave a,,h =,
Watts to Epson No ID Wsss fer ,hce Years At
%sehsf has ca Peter posse' aa sSs TRIP iSGG
ave- Nos 4iG and AS Thrdavc and Nos 100 ana E 10
E Thirty for about $500 or as s5 !. ne
has also leased Mrs Green the private ng;h a.
The bill taxing all mortgages at onehsf per cent s T mn
hoard Of director. Of the Exchange ana thc de
Committee. when large attendsnce h tie9 Without pay
mS nt f me nr years tax in advance ,eip f2r which
must be produced TO the Register az e Di"e o.
GneS o the oee Of the court before the order Of sale
+ drawn up evidence that the whole OF The take, age @
viii be nat properly will be taxed not once but tmise
first In the hands OF the owner, anu secohu !" N ~
Vi Bennett traa have also sold for B. Levy ,o" ~
the north side OF Elgntien's': cvator on pr
firm Ay s. e9ss1 fr n
bTo%ns,one house, for three years at sl2Oo year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
THE PETROLEUM MARhEI.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RAN"6 of
The petroleum situation yesterday so"le",I,.
semblcd the position in stocks without eN'n"n,,"ay
oc,,,i,v or sensational developments the specu'"u'o
market steadily advanced. Tho crude ana Tue -
markets appear 10 BE- moving on ihuepe"U'" 80
The necessity OF competition WIN H's'" ",' ..on.
~ o,,,o, Il, . low level In spite OF the prcseh!
cor gestion of deliveries caused ny uie ~ hcc.use
nreSiou. orders. The Grade market Is su"ns A.
~ ,ha nrev,ilIng excess OF demand over supply ~
,ne stock ENchangc there were sale OF 49, ant,ons
M 81 i.o rise Of - cents. me snes ~ 30 600
~, tbe consolidated Exchange an0unun W 80, y
barrels The price opened qP o. Ssat u as Strong 81
cents and rose 10 6s cents ame ~ 70 cents per
gallon in barrels. cents in ouk and Oh o seis l
cases no change reported III lor',s,a ~ Ss To-
" Ht,shnrc March o4-PetrOlcum SOLD up 10 oo r ~
day the highest point for more than yy year, dc
cause OF the advance was heaSy ts,Iua ba sed on
rnpos Of the activity OF the standard In onylns up
oil territory The market opened AZ % ne sale,
A. the Exchange aggregated 10000 oarrcs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25

nprGsThe general market has been quiet and with,
b sse% s a sS Mone o. Soxss
go ,cports an advance opium 70 lis I'd Oh reducea
AID N ;a.. a smt FER than nSr was
Tine With thoroughly ndn os result eseV in o%ST
n asr e"H Sales in ws Ss's seoS.
ssash cars of r5 sSs S NS a. about 10
sO s:' az q $. rs = 100 sO SOC e . IS sS cor
IS SS S soq there increase in pG
SH.',9 sss s sS. oG against T'T MGa1S
$50 bb for the sponding time nnmen b% the mills
sss Il so ass. 6s preceding 4, w ssS
fa9TENsrNe' s',ay s'G sss %
MfsFs @"f BAG
sc ysSm Slcasi hOIny chop SOC M;HT
MFMa5sss , ssl,d sc, rt S and siSs
t.s sy 90 TO So N i9 l % fG ana e n
Me 10 n a s%%' sS aaDe With
FOREIGN DRIED FRylTsFceign arsd r% ns 1Se
e% sq sG Iss,s SsSs bSsn
no changes Of consequence in prices and very 'e ous'
IN me Msa, Prices e sSSGr . d"T%s
SsA T ne wheat f' Ss IN q ;A%s
Nest The ecides weather ACCOMPANIED By some re-
e, s"d nss sFe orders S sat ssS a
,s sy o dS T se sans aSSus July Wheat.
ports Of damage The May a9 was 1snes nsss''fa
s,sa:ss a ns Go ss Ss'sss
sheds Chicago for the purpose OF storing What
Sganst sales Of May delivery: The question is VIII te
Wheat ssa sS. s which ere % as
sh.p and this NAV bearing on the Inspection
IN Inc chicago market II has before Foreign news was
ouet and foreign orders In the future market Were sH"
sitho gh there little buying early by houses usually
ciased doing foreign buslness Late there was an
easier feeling and the close dull: cash wheat was
srsin in fay active demand with sales Of 20 loads for
eySSor, "a Follows No red. $1,000 bush. pnNat
s.rm. store No winter. go Coz bush &c under
NAV and private terms, delivered No hard winter.
1900 busi lse und.r MAY, o. b. si",e ana 5000
srost 10 Northern spring 900 bush. on private te
ogc,ed c over May delivered Total safes We're 1000
bush CORN-Corn was very quiet early The market
wa~ slightly nuu~ with trade for local account The
bad weather West and ,he 'ey , nn,stIsfas1ClS
sdd~d b the frinncss Later there
sharp raid on the market and nna sales were az the
iowest with the market weak. Cash corn fairly
ecve local account and nsndd o Sne load for eNP
X" corn 5000 bush 2isa52sc elevator 5000 bush
= corn 1000 biSs SOL a5oi:c elevator; n . white
oO0 bush CSC elevator yellow. 600 bush 3d. elevator
b"sh she elevator -. OiTs-Thc marie, Tor oi,<
VERY quiet ~ fuire delivery closing dull ard heavy IN
svnpathy with ths weaness n son 200 The spot narHet
No oau ts0Cn bush. Ss'ac IN store 3s'sasoc elevator
and zoe delivered xs ssts Csc nominal 10 ~ white
track whisA $4,000 bush. 42atSe track MIXED, 1000
6msh S5I&40bc..... .BARIEY-Aiasket quiet aid abH
steady with small ssies NJ ,wo.r'wed Sta'e at "
Quotations ere nomina, 0od6jc TO- No Wc,rern iwo
Scwid state CSC. aud calfcn 65d,oc Hf E-Aisrket
In and noSiinsiiy steady; Western. 6oasAc anca'..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
ST LOFTS MARKET.

81 Ions. March .I.-Flour quiet. unchanged.
Wheat was firm early with scalp!ng market. then
turned weak with bear pressure closing J-sc below
Yesterday: No. rel cash higher, 63 3tc, March,
T.. lie; APRIL 80 2c May, % la oG lie closing.
l-.c July. ~ BRA ~ Csc closing. 6r 3 &C. corn
moved with wheat closing ga Pc on, No. mixed
cash. ne: March. - J-7c. April Sc May. - o-@
q :,--c: closing - j-c. July. 10 ioc. oats followed
otter c-rens. closing. 80 down; No. cash. Bic {,
Nav. 81 SO. RYE SCARF" hut firm. No bid. &c {.
asked. BIC. Baricy-No trading. FaAseed lower,
II lOi-o. ClOy.rsrcd aud timothy unch mgrd. Hay
steady. .2c Bran lower: east track. 6ic. Butter
higher choice separator creamery, 2'G2-c; choice
dalry 2Ia Csc. Eggs lower. 10 ;I-tc. Lead firm.
~ 20. epclter better -. Cornm"a steady. Al 90.
Eacgug unchanged cotton ties also. Whisky. 81 Il.
Provisions dull. heavy without change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Blake Robert J. 10 DoTe Lyon, lolst-''' Q OF
Brien Thomas To the Mutual Life insurance Co.
W n- i7lst-t, " OF Audubon ave: i wear
COIN Hugo. TO Elkan Kahn. NO 90 Wileu-se
Frecland. Isabelle TO Mary VI sullivan. 3ith'
F.schcl Harry la Frederic j MifGlebronk and
another lot 70i. map estate i'enry isu.s'rs
l7th ward. year m9rt ts1nGo, q, =, Nos.
2j6 aud 30 We,t-@t. months ..
nnrg1n Arthur J. ct al. "a the Washington Lie
Ins Co n j7th--t II Ttb.aye. years
Kohlmann. Henry. and VIII" a. Philip Nolker ana
Kirchner Henry o. e al. "a jacob NICK ana ai,
other Mo-. lCi and 1853 Sunolk'st, months
Kcilv. Daniel J. TO Catharine a Cammann. n
Lei-sn.r Edward. 10 Edwin 4 Bradley ana an
other 7l>t..t. u Avenue \. ! wear -
Matt>on Rubber Co 70 William + Cochran.
College Place. 81 Barclay-st. ye ..
Neinlcn is.~ina g. orgr Ehret. II o corner
Avenue \ and sDth->t. year =. . -
Me-riran Patrick. and wife. To George W MAT
ton o =, a.. ,rrst,s~. etc conner -ua>e
Norri, John q. to Frederic J Miidlcbrook. No
81 osrcenvich.>t year: MORTGAGES ..
Seumann. Hermann T. aud we . IN" Dry Do,K
Saving. Institution. losth.st. oil Madi-
serecI i.nae NJ and wifc to continental In
suranrn Co u New.York - Whtchdll.st. VI
Swat Frederick 49, 70 iitle Guarantee ana trust
Tie Exchange broadway Eath Co tlinltci 70
John j. Iar oni another trustees 40 broa"'
WeIngarten. John. to J chr g nupfcl, II sd
Weed Ber amin t. Ttlc Guarantee aud trust
CO. "A l3ith.st. " Of Brown Place. s YEAR, -
Yorsn. Franz and wifi. To Waite Fox. guardian
etc e ; Berran.ave. ; OF 81 lot months ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
1--WE STOCK MARKET

NewYork hiday Mai.h 2t Icn 49,
efcrs IL cars for export alive Britain ard 10
20 ,od. On YER, light supply the market ruled
and l0c higher for steers and the yard, were
cleared eaflv A o. cOrnied Texan. sod - so
per 100 n, medium 70 good native rja~5 30
oxen az sfaS5 sc bulls al - G5ds3 = diy cow at
81 1Jds3 30. City dressed native side nm - a32c
per -. Cable advice- from Great Br!ialn quot
irccfated beef barely steady al ~ per ~ and American
at 10iaa1oi4c estimated dressed weight No
shipment. live stock fresh meat oday Tomorrow
The M.slsspp III c0tt. and 500 quarters %
te,f 20 London fos schwarzchd SHzocleei and i72
cattle for Lehman Brother the Nr"for@ 2so quart
,nr Eastman. COMPANY. snd no quarters for o II.
SHERMAN e Southampton; tie Auran'a ESQ 9uarrt>
g. u. Hammond %onlanv to Lverpool ,he crta>,ia
COO Eastman. Company g. Gaspow; ~"
Wells CIV 400 quarter - Blisto Tor n. Morris.
Toa. -hlp'eI on HI por wcc6. IOi3 cattle.
IS 800 quarters Of beef. and 05 sheep.
>slcs-D: Melho~o \ Co.: oxen. To-; ID a,eiaae;
81 100 n IH- i.l20 n. ~ So 20; do 900
to 1890 at 81 65osS 30: COW, 100 N. at SO 20 (:
81 DO 100 ~ ~ 80 =: do 1,0i6 n at 60 -: 2 do
$40 ~ nv So {? do. 915 y AZ So; 10 do so3 n. at
90: Is DO. $50 70. 81 20 10 do. sli u a. 81 7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool. March ~ 3 40 p. m.-Beef In moHeinu'
demand extra India mess steady nj 1Ss ID prime
mess steady ~ lis 3D. Pork in moderate demand.
Iiams-1he demand j. improving, short cut. ABOUT 4
70 III o. steady at Cos. Bacon In moderate demand
long clear middles about - n. steady AT Jos "a.
cheese I'm moderate demand. 1aow IN moderate de-
mand spirits OF tuipeniinc 81 poor demand Roein
in fair demand. Lari-spot In poor demand iitur'S
In mo- demand : prime Western spot dun AZ 57s sd.
Wheat in poor demand No. rcd winter steady at
- ) I'D. Flour IN poor demand. torn-spo, ana
futures In fair demand MIXED Western spot steady, at
A. . I'D March steady AT Is Id April. steady
Al A. "a MAY ,teady a; {, bid Hops At London
Pacific Coast. in fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March oi-Catllc-Receipts last twenty,
four hours 1000 head total for week thus far $40
head for same time last week. 1880 head coisleh'N
through $50 head To NewNork 1850 head on
sale 20 head market opened fairly strong. with bnt
one load on sale closed firm good fat sausage bulls,
SO -. Iogs-Receipts last twenty four hours c-po
head total for week thus far. 10000 head for same
time last week. 1880 head consigned through oI3o
head New York 5000 head; on sale, l,ooD head
market opened weak for good heavy light grades about
steady closed dull Workers. good 10 choice. - ,o@
- light - CON- 20: mediums and heavy. - 5o~
- So: pigs ~ 4Od r. 50. sheep and lambs-Rrccp's
last twenty four hours 900 head total for week tls
fnr q. 400 head for same time last week. $1,000
head consigned through, 400 head. 10 New YORK.
5000 head on sale, 200 head market opened strong
for sheen firm for good lambs; closed firm. good 10
best vetherS - ~ - fair to good mixed sheep
"a 1895 40: good to best lambs. 20 250 ~ 90 iair
''hcago March 24-"The Evening Journal reports !:
Cattlc-Eccepis. 5000 head shipments 900 head :
market choice steers. ~ 6oa 10 80 mcnui,:
sos 80 others - 500 ~ 90; Texas. 81 11o ~ 30
Gamers. 81 3O0 ~ - native cows and eiicrS - o0
~ % IIogs-Rcccps. 15.0On head shipments:
1000 heed market steady. active; common ana
mixed closed s7G - 40, prime heavy aud hutchrrs
weights - 500 - 80 light. 81 ej0 :. 30 pig
g. ia 81 80. Sheep Receipts, G.oOO head snip
mont, 100 head morket sicady, fairly acuve.
steadv: natives. 80 6Oa$i: Westerns So - 30 :
Texans. - son ~ 50 lambs, al oOd - 3d. western
yearllngs. - 25o - 30.
- Louis March 2f.-Csttlc- Receipts. 1000 head
shipments. 900 head markc quiet fair 10 cool native
steers $50 81 30: fed Texas steers, 50 5oo - %
IIocs-Ecccipts . 700 head shipments. ZOO head
market easier heavy 81 Ion - 30. mixed - - 40
light 81 lOo - 80. shcep-Rerelps. none, ship
ments none; market steady. unclansrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-25
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ca,harlne.s. No 81 and 2t2 Monroe.st Ralph s,o a
Moss. executor. to Henry Moss sou
Sr%G property K soTner M Gso ss 26xoo4
Annie Stack 70 Harry fi,chei -, al '
MacdoIca,t 80 120 Harris Mandelbaum ct al q, 4
Laemme!n Buttenwieser 10, q; ii.onis -
wiIlem:.t 40 ~ ~ huSh oo"i a"i wa" 35.5
same properly; Eikan Kahn and wife to Hugh a, :
son vg'n 5.h.ayc Nos IS and 40 and 2lO and 2l2
Ma,dOueast; Mary Raz1e'n 10 "ef''a'no
so Celia a,o ara anG Rosa Celia TO same
35th.st 80 43l East; Cornelia Oornwel 10 100
ead M 10 SIS West Christopher Fine ct al to %
Sane nun nra 81 Laura IIctrick TO same.
s4th.si no % West, sarah B Mcleod To James pc :
som buih' n 100 It W Of Am-tcrd1m.ave 15ox
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