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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
New Cases of Yellow Fever

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Nov. 13-Four new
cases of yellow fever are reported today, all
of which are colored. Five patients were
discharged. two being whites-E. D. Greg
DRY and Mrs Gregory. There were two
deaths .Chas. Rockall and Frank Brady,
both white. There are now almost seventy
cases Under treatment. Weather fair. No
hopeful indications in sight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13

DENVER, Col, Nov. ia company of
enthusiastic sports have a project started
to get Corbett and Mitchell to settle their
contest in this city for a purse of SIS, 900
Among the leaders in the scheme are Bat
Masterson, Reddy Gallagher. Bob Austin
and "Soapy" Smith. Chief of Police KEEL
logg was appealed to to allow the fight to
take place here, but he refused to commit
himself. The police board will be visited
today to find out what position they will
take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
SEIZED A STATE BUILDING.

The Sheriff Takes Possession of
Washfngton's Structure ut the Fair.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The sheriff took pos
session Of the Washington state building at
the fair grounds this morning He acted on
attachment proceedings brought by the
Union National Bank to enforce claims for
N,S2o. The state commissioners held an ac-
count at the Merchants National Bank,
Tacoma. They drew a check for $1,325 on
the account, but the bank had suspended,
and payment was refused The Union Ma
tional' chicago, had cashed the paper and
brings suit to recover the amount advanced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
Chi Phi Banuuet.

The convention Of the Chi PM fraternity
In session in this city last week, came to a
close Saturday evening at welckers with
an enjoyable banquet. which, though closed
to all outsiders was participated in by up
wards OF eighty Chi Phis and there was no
denying the fact that they enjoyed them
selves right merrily. After the dinner there
was speechmaking and singing and IL was
well towards midnight by the time the
guests had all gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
The District Won the Case.

In Circuit Court, Division1, Justice Brad
ley. today verdict for defendant was rem
dered in the case Of Robert Johnson against
the District This was an action for damages
by falling into an excavation for a water
main on 18th street near = northwest The
District proved that 1t was the work Of the
United States and verdict for defendant
was found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS.
Another Window Glass Factory signs
the Wages Scale.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 1S.-The Cham
bers. Mckee Company of Jeanette, has
signed the window glass workers scale.
This Is the third firm in the Pittsburg dis
trict to sign the scale
The Jeanette factory and the Belle Yer
non factory Of the r. C. Schertz Company
began blowing glass today.
The Phillips Glass Company will start
their factory on Thursday, but have not
yet signed the wage scale. This will leave
nine idle factories in the district with no
prospect of their resuming. It Is reported
that owing to the lack of improvement in
trade 1t Is possible that several of the
plants now in operation will draw their
fires.
SHAMOKIN, Pa, Nov 13-Neilson shaft
resumed operations today, giving employ
ment to eight hundred men. Ten men were
killed by fire at this shaft last April, since
which time the mine had been idle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-The list of fatalities
resulting from the Rock Island rear-en1 col
llsion at I'D street last Wednesday evening
now numbers twelve. Miss Kate Snow,
who received severe scalds and bruises, died
at the Mercy Hospital at o'clock this
morning. Her death is the second death in
the snow family caused by the wreck
There remain four Of the wreck victims at
Mercy Hospital all of whom are declared
out of danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
Epidemic of Diptheria.

BR1DGETON. n. j., Nov. 13.-Five deaths
from diphtheria in as many days have &C.
CURED in the village of Greenwich. and the
people are greatly alarmed. There are about
twenty-five cases. Mrs. Lemuel Sloan died
last night. She nursed two children safely
through the disease and then was stricken
herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
F. p. ID. SANDS LOSSES.
Five-StOry Building mt Detroit Gut
ted by Fire,

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 13.-The five-story
building No. 159 Jefferson avenue. owned
by F. P. B. Sands of Washington. D. c..
was Quilted by fire at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. The building was occupied by the
Anderson Manufacturing Company. bicycles;
T. F. Kilroy & Co.. publishers; Beck &
knight, bookbinders; the Detroit Publishing
Company and the Peoples Publishing Com
pany. The losses will aggregate SIS OOO
partially insured.
The fire started near the boilers from
crude petroleum. H. d. Osborne and E.
W. Dickerson were overcome by smoke
and were severely burned about the face
and hands before they could be rescued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
The Nfcaraxua Canal Report.

1t is probable that the report of the Mica
ragua Canal Company will not be incor-
porated in the report Of the Secretary of
the Interior. A dispatch in relation to it
has been sent by the department and word
was today received that the data could not
OF the time as required by law, Decem-
Der l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
n ShOrt-Lfved Rebellion,

The so-called rebellion in Cuba aea:nst
the Spanish was impotent and short lived.
The Spanish legation here has received
: othcial information of the complete over
throw OF the rebel forces ana The surrender
of their leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
Divorce Not Granted

In the case Of Edward r. Campbell for a
divorce from Abbie NJ. Campbell, to whom
he was married at Springfield, VT, in
March, 1872, Justice Hagner this morning
dismissed the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
GLADsTONE's DETERMINATION.

Parliament Not to BE PrOrOgued Until
the Two Chief Bills Are Passed.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The Westminster Ca
zette, liberal organ, declares that the
government is determined that parliament
shall not be prorogued until the parish
councils and the employers liability bills
have passed the house of commons. If the
divisions on these measures are not finish
ed by Christmas, the house will then ad-
journ for a few days. and upon the re-
sumption of its sittings, will continue in
session until the work before 1t is finished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
4 Report DisapprOve

The President has disapproved the re
port of the examining board recommending
the promotion of Paymaster Reah Frazer
L. S. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13

Rev. DR.. VIM. r. White died at his home
in Paramount, W. Va, Saturday, aged
seventy-three years he was born in
Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
CALAMITIES IN JAPAN.
Three Hundred Drowned by u Flood
and 143 by u TyphOOn

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.-The steamer
China brings news of two severe caiami-
ties in Japan. One was a flood at Oita, in
which 3OO people were drowned and over
2.OU houses destroyed, and the other was
the laundering of forty-four fishing boats
OH the western coast during typhoon, and
the loss OF all their occupants, numbering
az men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

lowest and the closing prices Of the York stock
market toIay. as reported By Corson 4 Mccartney,
members New York stock exchange Correenondents
Messrs. Moore L Schley No. so Broadway:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13

63%; Baltimore and Ohio stock, 72h: North.,-
Central stock. 6S; Baltimore and Ohio Southw.stsrr
81. ,h,rd ,nconas go. ConaolidstsS q. inesomes.
l1lA; do. stocks, 60l,s60i-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
O'ROURKE NOT TO COME.
President Wagner Allows Him to Sign
Elsewhere.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Nov. 1s.-President
Wagner Of the Washington club has signed
document giving James H. O'Rourke,
captain of last seasons Washington team
the privilege Of negotiating with any club
of his choice.
ORourke does not care to play in Wash
ington next season, p-eferring to be nearer
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13

Appointed Special Eaminer.
c. W. Freeman has been appointed a
special examiner in the pension office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13

The report is again revived that Civil
Service Commissioners Lyman and johnson
are soon to be relieved from duty Oh the
commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13

The new afternoon paper Of Berkeley. Va.
the Daily Citizen, made its appearance yes
terday. Berkeley has two papers now, both
daily. Norfolk's new daily. the Tribune,
appears about the 9th instant it Is said.
Capt. Calvin D. Cowle of the twenty-third
infantry, United States Army, has been at
Appomattox Court House for several days
experimenting the erection Of tablets to
mark the positions Of the Union and con-
federate armies at the surrender.
At an oyster supper given for the benefit
Of church at Newhouse. VIVA, on Thurs
day night, Isaiah Saunders shot and killed
Albert Buckner. They quarreled about a
young woman who was claimed as a sweet
heart by both.
The funeral of Passed Assistant Surgeon
c. W. Rush. United States Navy, retired,
took place Saturday at Annapolis.
The death watch has been set on the con-
demned murderer, VIM. Foreman, who Is to
be executed in Portsmouth, Va, on the 26th
instant.
The body of Capt. Edward Trower, watch
man at the American fertilizer factory, ad-
joining the navy yard, was found drowned
in the harbor at the foot of South street,
Portsmouth, Va, yesterday morning. He
went off duty at s o'clock and the body was
found an hour afterward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-13
CHICAGO, Nov

Chicago Graf, and Provision Aarhsts.
Reported by Silsby q Co, bankers ANA
brokers, Metropolitan Bank building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
COTTON MARkETS-UY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. Feb "a. 4 p. observation-disclosures closed
firm; Am"rIcnn middilng. low miQGling c.ai-r. Ten.
ruary delivery 80 GI04 81 Gid February and March
delivery, GO6i04 81 cd March and April delivery,
GOH4a4 81 odd April and May delivery, 4 ~. Oh
6JGid May and June delivery, ID buyers June and
luly dilNriN. It'd sellers, July aud AupIi>i d,
livery, 3-G4aj it'd. August and September de-
livery, 3Gid value september and October delivery
GO-t1a4 81 Old. October and November delivery
4 57-Oid Nalnr, November and December delivery
5s-G4d value.
Galveston Feb. 2I.-Cotton firm mlddlinr o | 90 :
low middnng. r Ste; good ordinary. lie net and
gross receipts 3.2DI BALE, exports To Great Britain
J1d- bales sales Lbs hnlcs stock. 5000. bales.
WceAly-Nr and gross receipts, lG.-Oi bale, exports
10 Great Britain, $685. bale 10 France i95l bales
e"~'."iS,' ''io' Duiss. snios. J,Ur Lmc, spinner,
pascs
EoIoih, Feb 2i.-tOtlon steady mlddl.ng Dc: low
midlins 8 lGc, good ordinary 7-rc net and rri,s
receipts. l4o baes; export, coa~twlsr. % bale, :
sales POI bales; stock, i6.7Is bales Wcrhly- Nct
and gross receipts 4.9G1 bales; export, To Great
Britain. 1,4fO bales 10 the Continent J.J2J bale,
ooa>twiNc. 800 bales; sales. .sl1 hal q.
N"worleans. Feb. 2I.-CJtton quict 20 d miadiug
71dc middlinS Lice; low middng. Is l,ic :.
good "idinhIy '-lcc net receipts. 1-j bale, gross
$50 bale, exports 10 Gr0t Britain, 100 bales sales
1000 bales: stock 33i GA bales. wrckly-Hct re-,
cciris. "5,95l bales gross. 2si6s bales; exports Ia
Great britain, 1924 bnbS; to the Continent, 1894
cOastwisc, $40 bales sales. $500
savannah, Feb "4.-Cot ton gu o.; mddling. 15-16c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
Cr1JN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS.

The s,les OF wheat futuics on the Produce EAehahee
vesc,dav amounted % l2j 900 bushels and the business
w.s LARGELY the result OF swchnG" March contracts W
May and July and May contracts % July. Early Pc's
i,dcatrd decline OF - cent In sympathy with easier
c.L.s and with selling local and Western account
tn. for.ian element then TUNED buyers ann reaction
-, I'm though market finally closed at loss o ce
~ me day March options sold at a va % MAY u.
.oa - aud July Sli4hSl1s cents Spot wheat Iur.
,.irlv active Oh export account holders haNHY
,nei Views to the limits OF shippers WI, OoK ooVVV
bushels. -, ..o.,..,,o In. tho .a,.s anouut.
inc IN only OoO bushels opening pihcs lhulc'tci
IN. nj Ia. In sympathy with Wh'1t ana III,
W. ard ar reaction OF cent The MARKET cIo'u
d,n nj arm, spot ruled nm with idIf drhahu
" oot continued neglected In the market for futures the
salns i'm mi. direction amounting u OILY lfovoo busnot'
sblc nnI quotations indicated an Advance OF e cent Ioi
the dsy. spot lots were u !. Al" c'o''o @@ : N'''
SighrI on a fairly active market. ,,
n's ,',. ur,I ouot. tons were as follows:
Wheat February, III March, ~ May, sos jury
slas cents -o, ,a+cb ,,i, A,ru hls.. NAV
oos ~! ,.,,usIy 357. March, 37 May. 37s cents
"a NJ ch sI2 95 May. el2 % July, sl2 10
~ ,cccint. OF grain ana hour icpofDd Yesterday AZ
yo,k ibll,dcIphia Baltimore and Boston wei" ~
,Nn"y.~ What 81 bushcs; com II, 35b bi-hcls
nf 1g bushels total grain. 269 $50 bushels; houf
~ ~ ~ ckagcs At Chicago. Miwuukrc and ST. l.ouls
~ arrivals Mere Wheat 20 800 bushels com 39pu'1
Iu.brS. oats, $50 co. bushels; total grain, ?'1'Zf'
bushels nour III barrc!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

s s' Ss 'sss e. Family t,y m ss. a1G %t
ir'.' MiDDLis"paIi al a"d nNE;S Stc
Ts' TO- tr MEATS Dun ;,cady DO piGr .,
i4a' IARD-Dul and w'0.gr Wr>t"fn ,n1n
81 s2e's # 4 az i, m ' c. Gsf' ' %"oca
, Hsv c lSn A :, Fl. ts iay
ncry. PENNSYLVANIA .Hu'' 4. 2S'' nr.t to
s;f.5c do ,ond,. esG.ic; do third ?i4325e
G',c c Ss sIi@ d. p tS, \' 2Sd5t mia
d,y lr,,. 23ao3c do second, 2od2lc DO thiTd, ISG
l'r M",ttl "a -! nZr' ,o. Gq.;s rrr n ola
o2c ro, tarl, 10 sccond. Is 20 GA tnmg,, rak"
c,y Sta" ~ m'ic 1S@1,~' no tir, @sGa3c;
.umncr max sccord> :o"2icT Sa. dal ruD 10 ,ir5
3oc STAT tnr. nrkn> aul tn> c>r!s 2'S a. d ~,
go 9!e Do .ceG ?id do q , ' 33d54c do ,ecc@d
~3;S % s- 20 M,'Gf "a 'FF a "dN a.y STATE
yory i yT . q %aG TIt fny edod az" :, c
common mn , ne INA !a IOf &C. p yo Si es?
GOOD 7asc cGmnHn |"c w Wa WIZ and lower Sta,c
AID rd'' r,mSr ANA n.yaid 2@; baltimore and y &
m,, So %is "'n s Sn ieSt 2i9aa@s
d"rS essi H'FS!e rs aud generally firm Niue
l lsS 9SGs M?scS'aao 4! Is i'S @" anu
3ic; crushed 3sl, pCwdG'i rs iSS x, sraG n
crann,,t.d i,,at9ic: cubc- ,7s05oGc; NXXX pow,
IsIc: conf 'ctoncrs' a i@di G9c; Columbia a "a
5Gc Wind-or 4 ia.a45ic; Riiscwood A. i.3l a4Rr
INcnix A. a3lu4rc: Empire \. 4itG4 ~; 70.
4Isa csc: No. = 4i.ai.:ic No. :; l.lGg t'c NO,
"a ilsc: No. 10, 39i"i'sc; No. H. 3Sld'c' NO. l.
2.G?037.c. -, ,,o.o, -.
>1'I, ,IINE-Dull AMI wholly nominal Lard quoted AZ
TAII'Ow-oulct and nominal; prime city closing al
Sac. ,.,.. o.o..,i. chance
Se'cs OF -,.d,af since TUESDAY follow 80 BAGS lS'l
Wisconsin scndlcaf nrvat. terms 40 halls 1891 ON O.
lie. 100 bales 1891 thinner l22c; loo b'l"S 'nu'
ii 300 bales Havana. 79ac04l 10 loo hil'7 sun 'I'
s. SIn-i 10 ...,o.. w ,.d
WOOI-So'lnP II Icr7'ev s;c1dv MAJ ~ AZ
aboy. ohio and l'onn-, lyaua washed necc', ~
washed ncccc~ .7d2!c; No. washed h,.c' y, 80
Nichlran X and above. 2Gd27c Michigan No, 90"
cnrbnc and drl,nc W?Sh"! :Nf"or UNIV - a,n.
Cceces o5d27c: Tcxa. fall 1jd"oc; tal1nrla i'"-'
Ic,ritorv lT0.2c pulled extra super, 2fd4oc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGES.

The last week has shown little change ID ue co"u''oi
Of the market Auction sales continue snessh anu "a"
hibt little lfe bulk OF the business being done oy .he
broker, at private OF the Property sod uhuer
Foreclosure largo percentage has been bought by the
plaintiff sales have not Lcen satisfactory
greater part having been withdrawn not reazlne 'e ap
prai-cmcnt values, There were 10 au'"o" SALTS '''''
r5r f0owimI rri,ats sa;cs yesterday reported
teorse Ncnoas has sold the synas'gue known T,ro, a.
no ~ West Fotyfourh Lor,h ,iGe 1Co y o
Shaarll Tcphlli Alexander N1ole thr nuin Ter WHO
YIN vet on he ste In Mo'fi n, S.t"rs double
ho, 40 25S West tortyth.i-,t 2@NaGo; f i%r Mr. r
aiiean r. H. smith TIE ye,Stor inge ,cni an
No. a. Wt Fi r, d Slyo srrtnet hous Nos
90 and ~ Wet Irth.,t 50 half the bock for si.o
SS 9 M Ga Sncs' % 900, @ aad s
5ox92 Mr. Griggs to Mrs rardce for .2g row nu
stone private dwellings Nos $50. S3i and SOB Union
st. %%N Wen for aG Ss sold and
Mandcaum No sG West Thirty It,, vf r"r
sG h.. f"s sta 5 .SsHHg' s 1900
No. 100 K%%gon 70 Dr. L. sandbera for Ave years
stone house. ia, been -od BY q General ,;r,as
Henry D. Iaycmrver The non.s aaon, n, M Mean m,dc
public Mr. Ia'cnyer has o.o bought T2 raj, S Sy lots rs
on n orthca.t corner o; ri ,hy .sccondt and Fifth
ave. which he intends 10 build ar9 hon"c 1oJ
lot, adJoln property recently bought by August Dc
F w1 h' HGsS, sH vcsn and ,n Ta % 3s'
hc already owns lie la, also bought the corner OF
oyia and SG' ca aS"i aVG '9S od Tor Mr. s
S.,ery brSN . "G iT9% 49, 4 "i nlo 70 Mr.
lrhwart% ,h% hrce.>tory brick tenement house. ard
stores Nos 2O0 2Os and 90 East Fify'nnth''t. 7'N
% J. lie, odd No. ls' and 1896 .. snrln e;
Gavin stephens No. 81 woo>tcrst o5sioo for n. j.
ay 80 e VT W. W. HI GT!s1t iGS iSssos 49, 81
Tor NJ. G. iIalctt, all at priNat" t"rms'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

,o scoros N le 10 prevent any advance until there
something L, help an along oi u,t.' -,
,.uce is ABSOLUTELY nccts~ Inc bull 'i""" n
,o o., .oun helm l., tlc defeat II tn Hatch D".
eylscts 10 get more help from the ''oNcrh'n' Kin
March 10 farm reserve. IL cNE', " - vcr,.
ON crop ,hrongh March red3y' r 1p Mn
Di.l estimate for saturday. lo'' ~ ,rn
Tyr.t Iad ala ears, aran-t 7O1 day last var oin
wa -"tdicd by covering by shorts M! s"'u t,,;o
49, n i3a.c and closed at 10 CABLES now" o.,
adv ance. Receipts wee -" ar th ,s
to-day thc buyer. Cash was weak n'ur 10 u" hi n
r,ilrc,d lo-l,ode brtvccu and Now Er@lihl WI
,nynn,s iusinrss oats were steady IN sNEnlthV WI
com Nav sold between 3-4aG32'sc. ana ro>, AZ -
Provisions Mcr. very weak. particularly 10y I' -
urr- Nav pork which closed Tlu LAY ~ Ftp -
n, lIs and closed &lS -: Nh lara Whl'h 60 ~,
~ MAY a, SO 80 .oId AZ ~ closed It 81 70
S,...mlor l,,1 showed It'll decline N'' -, -,
s.ld from 40 {, -, and 'l1"d - -. " i'' n,
.iartrd I've decline. stop or'",. cowIrirl IT,, W."
.oIr,r n Schwartl ID -oid 2pOio bii'i> "l PIX
1l,, ,ros,c.t ~ tarui strRc {, hrstin- price. me
YIN sire, situation wa, without IT. enc ia. va
weak MAY sold from ~ .ca T. - 20, Go ing III u'o
b.ffp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
TOTAL RECtIpIS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATrKIAI--lh active den ana On a
81 5ooe q. per 900 ors Ir,aad . lraar
cement ~ 20 per hb American Pottiand :, 81
Belyiau Port and SIdS- 20 fnE.lsh IorHsnu, p
s. 80: German Portland p 25ds2 20 iockand '.nns
line 81 per l1l, DO imi>hm6 81 10 Laths - 90
80 so per 900. Coats 22d2Jc per bu>hel VaV''
hair. 1GalSc. ,. o,o,oa a, ;i.c
and do French 43.c do German. go ,.a,-,..
co, OA-Quict and unchanged; Nalac's, L,',"t,Stic
Trinidad I+i4 l4c Guayaquil, 15dl6c; BAHIA l4"l4V
t6FFFof sot nraz esTths The %cc n lax xo wa
q, i4 and 200 hags No 6 at 1s2c. The milfrr crowns
Mere quiet b, hrm. option trading ruS' IA y, ,, In
tne sars reArhlne - 500 bags. and ma Quotations
dcatcd an advance of To 10 POINT. III ihc y" T,,~
SnHtIn.ntol sahr>. official Flo dispatch o,l0M
First ordinary 40 klos 10 600 good ,coa 10 COO
10 coo. ex ;hsngc (priyst. l3i4 feccin ID no, p,
Las Rio cicaianccs United STATE 'ooo nag, Eos GS9
,iaar.nrcs 70 Europ. 5000 bags; Rio stock u'V
Sas. Rio market drm: receipt, in Santos LOCO h'@,
Sais,ios stock 2ss bag santos mark, n''i ~
.~nraga Sanos II 200: receipts at hlo Jul! l. 20
20 Fcbruarv g. 1898 2907 OcO bag sane tlmr iI,
-oa COO lars. same time lS9l l71?lNc bas> S, ntr
a. ssnto. July L. lso2 TO teb,uary 80 lS'S s"l
49, Emo time 1>9@. 9GiO 900 iaGs; sane tihe
I va 600 BAG. warrhous" dcves since hro, DIV
ls9S-New.York. 1904 hna' bal n m3, 700 jus
total ~ III t'-N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLOUR- Business wa le tmcti
Sss spring 1 5t and s" - a Tor
:sS n' Zoo IS Sos 10 S,"e' w%te q E
Dps sSse '' $' .Ssss &. ;.4
Sn es 3 sS q g ss 'sn ss: 81
a. patents winter :. sc sa i9G 10 80 81
sssSs%'' FtRF a1Sl
iSSi ssS s5si q ,~.,s%Ss
Il e. wSSss day. ana bus% what
consists. chiefly q T d n Farm T' prces indicated
an sY sS Of ' ,s "s sympathy VIA easier Wssa and c hS
1ad VIA S' took ts pas ard aer sopps o
closed at O,s Of &c for a so asy
end SS winter wheat compar1s y tar coz
and L.: S Ss1 gIn 9es snd "9 s the
~e against 2? 2se bq ara s %ISns mt
sss b1s The from The Aia os s ,p@ o
III Il sPGs sI.'i IN wa" 0rcd Fg oS's
No No red winter at under MAY T. b. tor SAG" &c.
- ., az 's" elevator 7oa79c anoat sRase Q b.
30 N9l 1ss 10 F.brHorv clcsHg a, 2c do
Mach 90 eGs Sy St SC 90 cl @fs at
started .aysoc sS"er IN. s d"Sci
, M1h ana closed but hTm at tho Hne'
o Sr hush w fa: 49, ' G%s% po
go mixed 52essc Gess'St go 800 er HiSci
nnI23il,c no. . February 52dj2he closing AZ -
Do March closing at S3S q, Apo roas "a
soc do july closing at ,oc 9S1 ccssd At
@ av,nce Of 4i.c FOR the day. Spot IoM Wei
and closed &c highe, With hy , acUx ~ 40 bush
acc. brndnr No white c No DO go lcac
M"saicd wSsiern mixed asS $ssc DO 90 W. do
enz' or s-c closing at 377sc do white. frh'ua,N
Closing At tiLc March So'ac c9,IHs o. no
SoSisc csforns sIsvne cS 49, Do ch sss!1 80
r,nDto sc r. arrive No Do nomifel ungaden , a'
o' ca So .oaS %o ccn,-T s'a ard
c,g maze oocs.i 3uGaa,i,,2I S'G s,@
or sor 40 20 and 80 n and c5c for 100 n am -"
aud $4,000 for rye. OF mral . 81 'oo 'o'''
The rcceirts q wheat At the winter ana S"g ,W %
500 a. comIarod win tic sane week last yr tan, az"
Inc o. 10 February % 1923 WIN co,,nni."n,;
Iniisd nv ':The New.York Produce Exchange Reporter
follow >, -, o.dio, y,o,n limo o. 10 Feb 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
rrAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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s,tl.,; 80 10 W",t; James Il Hron ct al to -
s-,r..t rs n Of oh.n,c. 22vIoo.s;
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sane properly John Edwards to the Roman attn
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,th a,r a " corner SOth.,t. 2OGN72.=; Iiarr
dcrnnn Ia Rachel Levy ...-....
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lo.d--t Too II @ 81 Colnmhu s.'y" :oNiov ~
Thomss berkeley ana VIE % H'""'' nun"
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shave. conner li1th i. 2'N''i J"hh ii %
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Alonro Tec.- to tru'''"' Of ti' Pr".oit'rv OF a.,
sco,;a,c. 100 r. u w.b.tcr.n,c ioNoo;
rell-' SO - Edward Sh'I. executor to -
ws,rr.-t SO 80 and -? and 25' ant ?3' :,
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IroaGNly anu u 20 l'th.st. AID " 25x>. lc?5N
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lave - ~ u - 3,tl-.t 2iNso, and
other property Kosalle Myers 10 Harmon II
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ward Tangc and We TO DrNia Z" "Irlbrant....