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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Tile TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. (Spccialj.-FOr two hours this morn
ing nothing was talked OF I'm the wheat pit except
the chances for the AntiOptOn bill at Washington
"A little comfort Wis taken out OF the Speakers de-
cision, but the ease with which Hatch had the
measure sent back to The Agricultural Committee about
Offset the early advantage. In the last hour crop
damage reports usurped the first place. IL was a
most dangerous looking weather map. 1t WAS IN
tensely cold everywhere In the West. Northwest ana
Southwest. Illinois and Indiana Were reported 10
h. covered with sheet OF ice the result OF saturday
rains MAY wheat, which sold early as low rs Z. is
closed at 20 cents seicrs. There wa> apparently no
artificial suIpcrt TO the price 1t did not seem to re-
0ure any. The Northwest had only 1870 cars of
wheat 400 less than the same day last wear: the
receipts here Only ls9 the estimate for Satur
day, leo. Minneapolis reported an enormous week
flour output equivalent 10 about 100000 bushels OF
wheat 1t eApcctsd that the visible Monday VIII show
decrease OF about 500 600 bhshts. Corn was duh ard
without incident. May sold between - 80 and
A. IA closed at a. S cents. The incident OF the
day was selling 10y Roam. Rcam was also the princ
nal seller OF oats. May sold from "a rs 10 81 L.
and closed at 81 SIS cents. III provisions II looked
very much II tic packers. Il class. had been
moved by the continued leht receipts Of hogs 10
take again tie buying side There were OILY 1900
hogs: the estimate for Saturday only 5000 ;
prices only 10 10 cents higher. May pork
Closed at go 20, advance OF ~ cents: May
lard at gil 67. advance Of 30 cents: May ribs at
40 o5, an advance OF IS cents hundred. The
feature OF the day was brylng OF lard by the FAIR
hank -Cudahy interest and ty Armour. Hogs sold III
i-c CENTS the best price OF the season.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
Ashes, bbls
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEHIAI.-Quict and without change
o. moment laycrFtaw hlrt bricks, anoit quotes AZ
sidsG 80 pr 900 Philadelphia front. S22df2" Ifrnon
front S91 49, Io,rnda 'cmont quoted al ~ c1aS 10
pr bbl erican Portland 81 90Gr2 10: cgial Polt
i.rd rzUSs Enelish Poitllni - lJ0S2 30; German
Tor'lald. ~ 2j1s2 % Eoek!ond common lime soe p,
hi. aad do finishing. njr. iAth-. - 'd4dZ ~ per
1000. Goats har @"G.jc I'ei bn'hcl; '1t'ie h'Ir
lCdlSc.
CInCORY-Stanlard English eranustcd quoted at 5'.c,
ana do French. 4S.c do German, 40. -
1870: Trinidad. l44c li'ec: Gnl"qull, 1oalo Bsh'
IL u loc. and ~. Domingo. 1-c - A..
OOFFEF-ror sro, Brain gowthS the n'3rket was mn,
on the be>i, OF Is for No. sails 80 bags ~ at
Tho ouotatinn 1000 la.s No . 3~ivr a. lsHls -
500 LAG. Santos No - spot and 70 arrive; !, ; i",
l,q. Rio No 70 arrive Il .c: the mild CROWNS are
dali sale, 40 bag Central American, on pri\1c rms
onions wcr. ner,ols aud closed j93O point up sLi
70 200 bags Continent oil cables were Irregular I'M
DAY was a holiday at RIO. . nj, ,,,. ,
1902 70 February . 1892. 2.CO3.C0o bags .ame tlne
1892 2.53c 900 bags same tim is"l i|o-oo9 Isos
27S 0oO as same tine 1892. i3i 600 bags same t,e
1881 600 bag. Warehouse deliveries sine"
ary l. Isg3-Ney.York. "i.7oO lags; i@,.ihoin I'"o
laq.: Now. Ofleans. 1886 iass Totl, .1.Et- W..
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rRUJT. DEALERS TO HAVE A DINNER.

The first public dinner Of the frit trade OF this CITY
will be given at Morellos Monday evening. The
gathering will be composed OF importers and whole
sale dealers of the trade and the invited guests are
Edward Ruhman president Of the New-lork Fruit
Exchange; Charles Parsons president OF the Fu
Buyers' Union: l.. COntencin. OF the Italian Chamber
OF Commerce, and several others. Edward NJ. Brown
wi prpsde.
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nrpREME COURT. COUNTY OLE NEW.

= YORK.-Jo,eph Il. Sergeant plaintiff against
American Paper Compeny. defendant Trial II any
desired in City and County OF New.Yoik Summons
with Notice ,,.-.,
this action and to copy Of your answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days after service
q summons exclusive OF the day OF service in
case your failure TO appear. judgment will
be against you by default for the relief demanded
the complaint - ~
JOHN VERNON BOWLER, Jr.,
Plaintiffs Attorney
postoce and oce. No. l2O Broadway New York
NOTICT-Take notice that upon default TO appear
or answer the above summons judgment Will be taken
fifteen al
13lOO dollars with Interest from November o3j 1890
and with costs 81 this action.
JOHN VERNON BOWER. Jr..
Plaintiffs Attorney
10 Broadway, New-York CITY N Y
To the abovenaned defendant the American Papcr
Company
The foregoing summons, with notice, is hereby served
upon by publication pursuant order OF Hon
Edward Patterson. Justice Of the supreme Court dated
the 10th day OF January. 1893 and ned the com.
plant In the Office Of the cerK OF the CITY and County
New York. at the County Court House. In said City
and County.
Dated New-York, January 10TH 1898.
JOHN VERNON BOUVIER. Jr.,
- Attorney for Plaintiff
40 Broadway. New.Yoek City.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. F.b. a-rlour dun. rnchang"G R'eeip,.:
G Saq ard DE eiy ;'E S I'd ' 'pe. 7os6 D@lsl IVY
re: March. 7si.a7s1e MAY sn+G So: = amer. No
rG 79 % o. bush H s.od E ~ 7 bu, ,a 1000
,H,n Com sS and aisG De- 3G%s;S Sly
3i'.c; steamer mixed, '.s042sc whltr r"r wy s'mpr
g 81 bush stock MI E' W1.r s9' AL as s S.
SSs9 quiet q" :c s5@ 5. &c . 100
7i.Cs4 bush Hay arm and 'icady goa S9 to choice
ssSSed nG%%a %a%" 49, &c. , r%i 1sas
Mes, pork , ~ n'd do rn fT to choice 2sasoc d.
imitation EFa vry, nnn &c., coTec fl, am; ,I R'
sranuated Zee. Copper unchane'd. whi4A'r hm 81 81
rs e Feb o.t a .cssy d Short eGH9
S s%e 81 *, Hsh oais % ics bush ort-, ~
buffalo Feb 3-Sp.ng wheat dun Limits "a.y fo,r
Nornr Dpt ne% c0 d 49, b NAT D oG
do wS.hGTrn Do. 7s9 do Duluth new 7sG No. North:
G"; car 'C Nc. w eHr, r pd 7ii 30 Whit GS bid
e. " ysav on" IN ; eat, fsF a' TT s !s
DO iG2d47e; cars No 2 T+%t7Hc a;r, cars No.
:.r' 9sr, Shte tos r ear, So .c,;v do &c.
i 900 D %Ae' ,oac WS.,r ooc oooca ~ ryr,
Ss7s &C., 5s,S 3D. g. $780, Sc M 60
&c; 40 c>ra 71c. Eyc dun lower; 80. ?. 81 g.
1 %.ier s si' G 49, Ky ssa.Sss Mi 81
Medium .gnr. SD q 'r"s sepas%i; go ;s"l:a
bulk sacked. ~ per ton additional Reccipts-Wh~at
500 bush: corn A. 700 bush oats, 900 bush. Ship
m ns-wheat, 1900 bush; corn. 22.000 bush; oats
5000 bush.
Chicago Feb. 3--The leading futures ranged follows
Whcat No .. Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
S% SS s. = z.,.. = EE3.s;s
torn No ..
} $ &c.,, ,.7.s, K: 4, es; Il: 4:
Nay SsI.'''y . 81. s',aa%a'. 81 g. r.,
MAY -. 1880 1o7eis 1900 1870
i M,y - Il ~ 81. Iii 80, I dss He &C.
Nav - ''D'' . -, ooss 1926 go 1925
Cash quotations wcr, follows Flour barely steady
nnchanncI No. spring wheat 7ic No sprng wheat
So. cat>. 3idaitc; 80 waite 81 49, 30. whit
44d4ti.e; 10. asdis; NO i naxs-ecd ii II. urine
Timothy seed 81 ~ pork. Ier Dbl. new. ~? Pa
sl9 81: lard per leo n all 10 short rlb dos loose
$40 20dsiO - dry salted Shoulders boxed) 50 ~ oslO
short clear Giles boy-1) $40 $3.50 10; Will key dis
tller finished goods. cal. 81 Il sucars 5ad'-c.
srt, IL SHIPMENTS
fl0ur Do. $40 1900
W heat, bus 13l 600 % 900
r. IS3VoO IOt COZ
Is o07. 600 100
hye tusn. 10000 ,col
ON Produce Exchange to-day the butter market Sas
in fair demand ond hrm fancy creamery 81 d2Sc
c3acSc. Eggs hrm; strictly fresh. sc.
Cincinnati, Feb. 3-Flour nrner. Wheat stronger; No.
red. 72c. Receips 900 bush shipments. $500 bush.
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Corn mixed s2sc Oats il am fair ds So
s Bulk oh 81 Bacon Filter % f 81 AZ
demand. sugar nr.n. Es4s nominal S'@"''
Milwaukee. Feb. 3TouE quiet What steady; M Hayn
7Oi,c. 30 plns Csc; so. Mor'S Sa White s5r
S%S o do. s5e 80 CO. %o; 'a% SsS
&. .is % M,y aS s sS SS
What SO 200 huh n enr 300 bush sarcy l2oSo
FEB awhsa G 3IS ,h and cG se al July
with only a. @a Az and eo@d ac The cash market
q@ % no. TSIlGSF% s' nes rsrS
and at Druth and superior, = cars, CI9smsror-o N
ogcssa : IS op sS@i'; 5G' I%s
lowest 727- closed 72.c ON tIseSNo TabrUary
oc May w c MG Sor NS S Saie aH
cash. Gl'c No. A. 5GLc; rejected 'oFe' 0" ""'"
a9n Te s asGunMaTtStd confines p" Hn
traaht - 81 patent = 10 Minnesota pay a," oi 3 25G
= 80 per GG o YIN Slts on OF %s.
g. f pr a lED iGr per HSyS%a
Fe@ ,, [ 1;sI Is; 81 @s& &c. on fS +, d.
"a fs'Fy M M;v 5000 DC Men, S
I'D F6ruary nrm ma supplies tgturgs ,h "" o,r r
ii mo1,n dc'1 ":rr;c rcn nqfy ccny Tor Marrn
o'dne o'.i car , iIt I,' rwc"cta elevator, sc
So missed AMI yr"" IN Gfan d'lT'' ~ r. II" > mNci
rr S'; sa5: March = iS%5 Sar, HPf Tor
u ~ y 2'N% May .ra p of %, at orper o Futgs
,.r lu i,n'd unpradrl Whit II lfal - ~
h f air. 30 . Witt A. l-tc No Wnl" =, 1o
80 80 ~ .ir: March. 80 - al tie; Npi 80 min
Nav n ia ii 81. Butter sady qui", ~ n y. mn
,I"ania Gr,ts zoe. >ugarR'hnci dnli GnG , u " isc
c,"s IS, loycngr he ~tandlrl l1Nu-ssu cro,n
,i. .t,uu',tcl ( 7-Sc: standard erinuli go Hammond
-" sr, rry' al g. 1 $50 double r'n.u s Ky
H.. ,o. f,ctioirrs' A. 3-ic; red STA. g., q
.,n u 80: franklin T. 4.'ic; tran0'h rd ann
'c. c,rry wincr bran. SIS .oe- y" - n XXI :, 100
,ci.. unchanged Rec, ipt~-lloyr; 4,V Uo 4. 400
80. - heat bush corn. 10 "u' ~ 400 hush
I".h Shlpmcnts Wheat. 5000 bush co'"' '''' "
:. Iorl Feb 3-Flour unchanged Wheat mm'n,p iiid
and finn: advanced c. then l'st w. for a. H.
,, ,'d ..I -0 i.c YESTERDAY WI ~" mi
I't'; az, -, 2 !, Iowrr nj MAY closet $50
~ Corn-Cash frl @c, closing ~ 20 ,h" s,ne
- I,v,r and adNancd later ana 'IOs't Wv
"l' ,.,,rfi,v. Nav .;,di3tc: JulY, 49,, -, ,i,,
,fr 81 i'r. Nav easier aud dull at St,tc. ~, is
At Sc a-ki sc I'D 'i,ry m hchcr at Ia72c
~ "' iIa~ unchanc,d he'd higher at - ~ a;,r
tr s,r,ir ii o.. FlaNs""i FIRM at II ! g ~ -
49,, h,no. Eggs higher at ISL 20 M ~ VI" -. m
v'fi.try oul,f AZ 4 H. Iag2ing and 'o'ot ioh
rbnngel Prov, 0"r" dun 'nI ''S ,."IloTr
.n,o Ills wheat aUCoo bush corn, ",.mp rn,"'
t 900 bu.t we AID bari :. nae IN m ~, ,ts
!oon ii.. wheat - coo Lu-h, corn Iu+'" p", wv
- 600 hush; we 1000 bush b'i'"F, l"o" ""'''
r.loao Feb a-Whc,t dull tcaly: N"' c,oh aic
f. nary 70: May. - itr. !oth gun, ~ -, uurt
N,r l.r. So 43rr: 40. g. 4 ~. oaL' I"1r,
..'L' a. nv. dYr: cash %. l1,r, -" t"its
",rnar 30 ~: wheat 1j1i- br-n; cor 100 miSr
, a0N bu-h cloN'r>'ed. Il? hig-' IN ,r
10 iii. ,,h,a, 300 bush; corn. lO4oJ DuNhi ~
,cn ,u.,. ,lo,,r..cd .3J bae>
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil speculation has fallen back into It's
cd rut Of dulness. There were no sales at the stock
Exchange yesterday, and only 5000 barrels changed
IN pds ut the Consolidated Board The prices Of OPP
fions fell from IS cents at the opening 10 81 l-2
cents and the closing was heavy. The production
Of the Mcdonald pool has risen TO I'ooo barrels
day. 80
Refined petroleum was unchanged OF 5.35 cents
per gallon In barrels. es5 cents In bulk and 0Io
cents In cases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp.
lo 5-s francs: Bremen. AS marks: London. I'D.
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,.l.,~ro>. ,ADKEr> ny TEL TGRAPll.

Liverpool Fob. 2. p m,CouonEt, M,ur's c r%,"
.,.V, Amrrl, au-Mlddling low middling can, '
l.eiriary delivery. } 2.G4d. buyers: February ann
IntI I.lIvrIt ; :, sd. buyci>. Narch ana Ap,i
,.iiVcrv :, 3..llGj I. Odd Arii and May dc WV
S56td. value: May and Iunc deIN"ry' > 49,
iuv ana August delivery. j'','i@ > lo''d Nu-nnu
and Snpferbcr delivery. 9G4d. buyers, Hrtrhlrtt
and ol,ol.r delivery : -G4d. sellers. oci"b"r anu
Xcv.nl,.r delivery ~ G40A G3cid. November MN
December delivery, ~ sid. value. ,,,,,
,,alv.,ion T,h. cotton steady HlGnilns
o IGc low middlng Ij.lGc: good Ordinary
lGc: net ard gross receipts. 100 haeS ,'N-
mort to Inc Confident 1903 halc,. sales lpi' hah,
took o. 80 bales. Wcchlv-Net and gross receipts.
Ia tho Continent 1O,p2A lal"s c"n-i"l'"' f'--
bales: salc,. 5.2i2 baee. ,rinnci~ J" lml' x. ,,,
Norfolk. Feb. f-cott"n nominal maui he,
. :, &C low mlldnng. lilo: o'pd ordinary ,''
mo-. and gross receipts 57I bales export con.l Wl'"
80 h.I ,.l.~. 80 bale stock. ip.o76. Weekly
Set and gro~~ r','iits. 33oi bales. exports coast
VS. 81 halo: -.i's. I.n-'i lal's.
rniddline o :iCr: low nldd'inc Sc: good olGin.
Iry 3 80: net receipts est bale. gross 1905
al. exports To- Crcnt Britain. 80 hal'S TO France,
tno lal.s to the Continent. ljJ bales. coast wise.
80 i,los snl"s. 200 bales stock. l.,97 bales
Ve.lly Nr' receipts. y. p;A hslc,. gross. 4O.'l1
ale. export, Great britain. 1'.'l" tnf~ ID"
France a. ~ hnlre Ia the Continent. l1.oJ bales :
,..f Wis. - bale, s.lcs. l-.soO bales splnncr',
l.O39 bales. -, .,,,, . , a..
low r,iddlns = 20. goOd Ordinary. 3-c. net ana
bnle. snl"s. l77J bales stock. -1il3 bales. Weekly
Ne, md gl0.s receipts. 81, bal'~: exports 10
IA. Continent 40 bales: oo"~twiS", J:Io' bales +,
.,l,.,. { 10 balr-, apitu'r-, .O5.
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary VI Low .Nluu's ''''' - IN


StIiCt Good Ordinary 's '''"'"'s .no
LIVERPOOL tecarams, IS p m-Sales 900 , AZ
Of Which for speculation and export 900 bni., Amer
~ ,an 6 900 bales. Spot markct-Quiet MddlinS up
Lands. ) 3-lGd. ,.o -. o,o,.,to, with
sl bales Tor corresponding DAY last I"ata nin
Srntrmbrr | the receipts have been iolOS .@ ba'N
"a, 40 hal.s during the corresponding period
svear ngo The ngures appended show the weeks crop
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EI.RnpEAN pEnDrcE MARKETs.

Liverpool. Feb. .. = - p. m B"f and pork In fair
demand. Hams IN COR d"mhrd. i,ncou In poor de-
,nond. Cumberland cut. about - to 30 bs. steady at
.. cd long 81. mr. middle. about - lh-. steady ~
-, I'd a." So IA fair demand. Ellpw-fh"r" Is
nothing offering TurIr In air demand. Cotton
,I oil ilNcrpo. rnn'd. strong at rs ~. E",ln In
fnIr demand Lan-~Iut I'm poor demand; fulur',--
fhore f. nothing oir-ing. prime Western spot dull at
S7s Wheat IN f1ir demand 80. red winter steady
- - I'd. Flour IN poor d. mn"d. Corn spot and
futures I'm n domanI niNcI VT IN Fbru1ty. Sc adv
IF A. ID. March stndy az 4 ID April steady NJ
A. a. Hop, AT London-lnc.nc Coast In fair de-
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SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNT

SIPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEw-YORK. ,erman- American Real Est.te nc
u,r,nt.r toupanv Plaintiff. against Elizabeth H. Smith
and othrrs Dtfcndants-In pursuance Of judgment Of
Inrcco,ur. and sale made and entered In the above
entitled action earring dat the twentyelghth dav OF
January 1893 J. the undersigned the Referee In said
Idr,ncnt named will sell public action at the IN
Change Sar,roons No III broadway in the city OF New.
Work ON tho I'D cf February. 1893 az IL O'Clock
noon by Kennedy. Auctlon"er. the property and
prou-c, mentioned and described IN said Judgment ~
follows:
an that certain lot psc" parcel Of land IN the CITY
Of York, in the County ana Statr Of New.fork,
houndcd and described H. follows:
rr.iuninV A. q point & the southcilv side o. One.
third street distant hundred and
four feet inches ra-tcry from the south
st,lv rorncr OF seventh Avenue and hund
tWrnythrd street running thence soutlcrly parallel to
seventh Nycnur slAy feet thence ,ast"ry parallel
third st.crt SIX Inches. thence
p,rnl,l To seventh A,rnu forty feet eleven inches
rcr line OF the block thence eascrly parallel 10 One.
hund third street heen feet inches
thence uohorv' parallel seventh one hud red
feet eleven inches to h" souhery side OF hundred
and thence alonr
t,t"n f,et 70 the point or place Of beginning e WV ~
FREDERIC x. CoCDEHr IT,. Referee.
or ARIES rNANtiSl, Plaintiffs Attorney 81 Nassau
y. Y.
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Half rates to Niagara Falls via New-York Central
Special train leaves tonight Ut z 80. Ice Br1dge.
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20 ret tor Bnslness pnrposes

A SIX-SToEY BUILDING very light, cor. Greenwich
"A and W. l2h Sis. to i~t about 10000 ST. feet; power
If desired. rutland 4 WHITING, Bceknan-st.
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Gin propertp for Sale.

II OwNTowN BUILDING. 'ascd TO one tenant 10
~ years, paying per cont. for "ar.
IILAND 4 WHITING Rerkmanst.
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Ceaal y otices

800 1000
DROADWAY.-Supreme Court. City and
C,tharne Ann Camnann aud Others. .
ana a" G made and e%'re% II The above s9d ; a
s rre ,ii uas'Is naGe a m s
day o February. 1898 az twelve o'clock noon by George
isdsaent therein Described ioilqws
or p1 e. gtona S5n9,ca hs ana b Dns IN yn corner
lng follows. To vat: Northwc-t"rly, on broadway.
longing To the e.tc OF Arden. deceased seventy.
seven feet two nhes southeastrry by house
Ho. Moo,c d"cca,~d to John Williams. twenty mine
I've, nh an" ana Rnon by rh hunter II: Broadw.y
% hcr inc TO .n n o M.%> RI TN
Iib~r 1850 Of conN anrNs ~ page go.
p'e' Nr"''0'A January ii.li ii u'i + EuGGLEs.
NO. 80 Liberty street. Sev:Tcrk
A r,,s,S; X Hii:iacv.
COUTUWEST CORNER sTII-AVE. AND
> ,aD.Sr-sUrERIoR COURT OF THE CITY OF
Mn%Y3 3a1Hs AG H. %y aad ese anu ae"d.t.
"a @ ABOVE Of euled son n"d ds sSd
J m1S eng '" sSs the Eesi, therein
l., ' E>o OF NswSo on Monday The ctn day Of
and sss dS,et p tn .U %s'' To % !" ''a
the buildings thereon situate. lying ana being IN me
t;ity of New.York and bounded ana described FOL-
the Sonnv VI Forty second street ana inc west
cry OF Eighth Avenue running thence nousnw"roy
nlunp tr West side Of Eighth Avenue twenty nvr (2ol
feet thence We-twardy parallel with Fortys'cond street
s,,rnt, thence NOuthWurlN pallrl win
Eighth Avenue twenty-five 90 feet theice Wcsewaruv
,,,iae with Forty. Street Twenty-Five t2o) ieet.
,pSenr Nor;hwaily parallel with Eighth Avenue NIFTY
80, feet TO the South side Of Fory,eeond street ana
thence Eastwodly along the South side OF FORTY second
street hundiel NVO feet to the point or pace Oh
b-6inuing' .o,., \, v,x uorSES pctcree
Dated January 18th, lS'3
uONWITX 4 IiEKSlFIELp,
Attorneys for plaintiffs, o,
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~ rET1O \-Spot prvcs reduced llOc, anu hs
r,,rEei closed easy sales Iij bale 10 spinrrs am
loo boc' delivered % Gom,F"G,; "G'a;' ''
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DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP S0MHff1HNNki
/ LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN ANp SNnItSf.N
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND 80, "a i;ivsr.
from New. YORK Pier foot OF Caa!sS win I'm
for San Francisco, Va ms is,hhus VI Zen.
NEWPORT sails Friday, February ~; nS
From San Francisco lst and ls,sinsh ''''
FOR JAPAN AND InlSA' m m
CHINA sails ruesday fenraT SS,or 1 On apply
.om%pys oece on the pier foot OF Cana, ~
eo"p@'' H. j. BUtLAY. General superin.e@s-
RED I'D" LINE OF STEAM E,aip CURACAO.
IL FOR LAGuAYEA. PnExI,3p S NAi,fruo
HARBECK STORES, Dio M tx D. n.
6 s VENEZUELA WEDNESDAY ~ ~, az / o. m.
- s. PHILADELPHIA. satnrua' vrarch = B. 70.
These American Steamship e,pe,y 10, G "a. ,si scrs
r.,rs,., Agents. General Msnsgers lSo Fronts
THOS. Cook SON oGi and i.e25 Eroaa"a'.-
q AVANNAH LINE-FOur Steamers weeA'
rom New PIE: ". n. h; Zoo, srrinfh'sai D. m.
- s. CITY or AUGU SATURDAY tSp 4 4 3. u.
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sommcdations. First class table @hote' ''' "''T
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

ON the Produce EXCHANGE today the butter market
:3dosc. Eggs Arm; strictly fresh 32c. '
Cncinnsi Feb. 3:-Flour nrmer. Wheat stronger; No.
red, TIC. Necepn. 900 bush shpments $500 bush.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-07

Durrell, l. w, lot 20 and = of 10, bl |
First West End Addition, 200.
DuvaI. b &, lot s. bI 26. Mavericks
Grove, and 9th st. being acre, $50.
Dyer, II NJ. lot 20. bl Il, First West End
Addition, 475.
Eberhardt Robt, lot fronting o. feet
on e of AceQnia ST, and p feet on of
SOledad 81. $500.
Eberhardt lily, lot IA, bI los Crockett
ST, 600.
Eckiord, est Of John. lots l, >. 5. 0. 10. bl
p, front'g on Park ave, 300
Edmonds, Mrs E V. lot 4. fronting $ of
Mission Conception road, S acres, 80 62.
Elliot. Kate V. lot n Soledad st and
alley between August and Romano SITS.
577.75.
Ellis. NJ +, Ii lots to 10, bl sec loci
lO6 61.25.
Ellis. II A. lots, BIZ, c Elmira and
alley, 1925.
EIstner. r p. Wis lots l, > and 3. bl l,
l26 ~ co.
Ely. Mrs Mary J, lots Is and 16, bl 3,
..ty View, 80
Emerson, Hy l., lot 10, bl 3, front'g on
: CaSS st. 6.5U.
Emory, Sam. lot, bl 81. front'g 80 VS. on
rs PeraE st. ll.75
Eurie j. Il lot Is, b l, Adams Laurel
Heights, ITS,
Engelmann. Anna. lots :, 5 and 9, bl G.
oc ,, + , and 3, l, 1919.
Esser. est of VIM, lot l, bl /, W c Ave
3 and Eighth ST, l4l.25.
ESTES. Dasie D. lots 4, and &. bl ,, oc
20, front'g on 5 Iavalla st, $500.
Evans. Mrs. Eliza. lot L. Evans subdiv
frontg lis feet on w \ Flores ST. 10000.
Evans. J, W pit lots 5, 10 and -, b II.
front'g on Poplar st, 1880
Evans, Solomon, lot 5, subdv lots 10, II
bl 20, frOnt'g on Dawson ST. 1000.
Everett, Milton, WI ! lot 10, bl /, front'g
on Bandera ave, 100.
Falcon. Alvina. lot 5, bI 9S. (SD Of
Guadalupe and Medina SITS, 49,.
Farr. Milton q. lots to ;. bl /. Subdiv
of bI Is, o C 3, r2 ,, 100.
Faucon. Mrs Mary lot /. ThompSOns
Subdiv, frontg OIL e of Flores St $3.50.
FaulkerS Dudley, lots and >. bl Hoe
1874. 1900.
Eohr,o, oflo.. hi, fro,,.,
on n Of Leigh st, 1l.75.
FeiIle. Emile, lot a.. oc 1872. Isl
I. hi 4 fronting on s. Of F Commerce st,
G2OO,
Flores Mrs Juanita, Montez de Bryan
CaIlaghan, lot fronting 80 fl on 5 Of
VI a. a. net ~ t'''i'
fIoreS' EST OIL Melch0Ta ihuo de; IOt
Flores and Cameron st. 77O.S5.
,,,,r
'0''>' IuaQfajupe, iotS !! ana ~ Oi :.
fIor,ah; MIS- r. IotS and :. ana :
OF lot "a. 0l l. fronting on w OF San Pedro
1000; RANK W. IOtS ~, ID ana IT.. 81 -,
toard, Bobt l., lots ,, e. and ., bl :,
,,T
F0rd Marin. lot 1. bI II. Second West
Forster, ChaS, lot Ii, bl ), of
fOScne, ID, lots 30 and %, bl ,, c
Foster, J II, lot fronting - it on Of
"'' 'e9" '0a'' N''neS SUI ''S 49, '''"
Fielder Ella. lots II. l. and l3. bl S.ocl
- ~
Ferguson. VIM. i undiV interest in O
i'' Oe'"s AL eS' 'o'"'