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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
OFFICE or THE
YELLOW PINE OMPANN,
Y. IL D ..ss.t =.
financial Nlccling5.
THE CLEVELAND CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AID ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY,
CINCINNATI. ohio. April }, 1898 .
NOTICE i hereby given that Il meeting Oi

NOTICE is hereby given that Il meeting Vi
~ Khotcs- o, the cleveland, Cincinnati CHICAGO
Louis Railway COMPANY VIII b" hcli az the once
IN, cOnpiny the Ciiy II Cn' nn1ti, OnO Oh Mcdhcs-
osy. N. iOtn DAY Il May, ls"3 at ~ 30 \. NJ 10
rni,lGcr and TAXI upon the question II making
moitcas" covering all the railways ciN'd lines. ana
81 the y, % -er lrr DONG" not tN'''lhg
nftv millions % dollar Aioit twenty nine million, OF
certain or the
,ut.t,utug loud, secured bN HOrt2sg" said
pIopcv or -om. portion thereof live millions Of dollars
If -aid Is & 10 hur" the treasury tor az
,,nrc. tor con--urton and equipment, and 10 MoNIic
mo An 70 my additional brtfrrnrt-, cO-.ru ION ana
r1iInu,u and the balance rm1n IN o." uca,ily for
,itr. ncrl- II tie cOLpiny - atcf 'u liih one
million dollars of aid bilanrr Of bonds 20 be issued In
any year ,,. .,...,,,.
q, Tho director. Of hi, company extend ~ I'm" ~ rail.
way 10 r cii.r- Of J,H' r-oi,ie NcN Nay aud LOUIS
Nllr or ORC OF tl"H - cnn-surth! new HUGS
or by contracting with any rtiroid COMPANY 0: brd9"
nlrinv gir The lin" lifS. or by nurcAa>
ing leasing nr ofhrrHt. acquiring track, bridge, and
t,rminsl .,r> part or 10 whole either hiprnirhuy
IN .nuurrfiuI other panic. me
f bnok, ,, the cio, of business on the ot
,av If Aprl 1898 aud open 4 at the opening 81
hi.rc., on tho i'm day Il MAY, 90 iy orlr oil the
ard. L.. T.. oSb pi'N, S'ci'C'r,'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-24
A HORSE IN a BALLOON,

OsSnan Pashn, an Equine Aeronaut, Max.
Ing Daily hscensions In Berlin.
Ihe latest novelty launched on the
c1rcus-going public of Berlin is desig-
mated on the programme of the famous
Corty-Athol circus as "Osman Pasha,
the great and only equine aeronaut of
the nineteenth century," Osman Pasha
is described by the New York Press rs
proud black stallion with fine head
and symmetrical proportions.
The trainers found little difficulty at
hrst in inducing the stallion, who was
very docile, to step in the car of the
balloon, and in order to prevent acci-
dents two stout straps connected his
bit with heavy iron rings fastened to
the sides of the car. After his first
aerial trip, however, he strennouslv
objected to leave terra firma, and it
required several months of patient and
careful coaxing before Osman could
perform his feat gracefully And even
now, after many trials he exhibits q
certain lack Of confidence. When Os-
man receives his command to step into
the balloon conveyance he acts like a
woman on the point of taking q cable
car-he wants to be sure that the
thing does not fly away before he is
comfortably installed. During the as
cension he behaves phlegmatically and
stands perfectly still, notwithstanding
the mnnipulations of his keepers be-
low, who arc constantly pulling on the
ropes attached to the car, swinging it
violently back and forth so chat
screams Of terror escape the ladies,
who fear that the poor beast may
tumble down at any moment. Tho
only symptoms of fear the horse
evinces occur during the pyrotechnical
finale. From the moment the attend
ant approaches with his flaming torch
with which he kindles the fireworks
tho stallion begins to stamp and snort
furiously. During this part Of the per-
formance his, fiery eycs and priclsod
cars denote his interest, and when he
iS finally released there is sudden
dnoh for the stable, under tho uproari-
Gus applause OF tho npprecintiye multi
tadc.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-24
NEWSPAPERS IN ODD CORNERS,
Among Them Is q Unique Sheot Issued In
tho Canadian Northwest.

~Ao @ASAAA - - OhAAuo ohoOC 1SBu6O IN
tho Canadian Northwest.
At Prince Albert, q remote but busy
village in the Canadian northwest, a
weekly newspaper is, or recently was,
regularly published in the handwriting
of its proprietor, editor, reporter, ad-
vertising agent and printer, the five
being one man. He adorned his lively
four-page sheet with caricatures rude
ly copied from comic papers, and dec
grated his horse and stock lads" with
rough cuts. The paper appeared in
purple ink from a gelatine copying
press, or photograph, and it's editorials
and local news were usually so clearly
presented that the little journal was
influential in the territories, read with
avidity in the newspaper Offices of
eastern Canada and constantly quoted
as an authority. A newspaper by the
same process is the Mashonaland Her
aid and Zambesi Times, conducted by
an Englishman in the wilds of Africa,
and supported by subscriptions and
''adS" from miners and traders. The
most northerly Of newspapers is said
by the Youths Companion to be the
Rord Kap, published weekly in Ham
merfest, Norway, by Peter Johannsen,
who lives and works in q little turf
rooted house. The Nord Kap is, how
ever, regularly printed from news re-
ceived by a ship which touches at
Hammerfest but once In eight days
Sometimes the latest news arrives on
the day Of publication for the former
batch, and then "the latest" does not
get into the Nord Kap till it has been
known fourteen days or moro to the
great world to the southward. But the
most curious paper of all is that de-
scribed by G. A. Sala, as formerly pub
Hshed in the Deccan. This paper was
Autographed every morning on q
square of white cotton cloth. After
having perused it the subscribers en-
ployed it as a pocket handkerchief.
Then they sent it to tho local washer
woman, who returned it, n clean
square Of white cotton, to the publish
or, who autographed and issued the
same sheets again and again.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-24
w. W.. BOOHER.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

~ OAo oOpT' ono oyear.-...-...... 90
VAh copy elA naonthS. hS......s............. b OO
For any period under six months, one dollar
% month. Payable in advance.
hveIsd bS carrier In Elko st Is cents q week
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-24
ADVERTISING RATES.

Nth be made az low as is consistent with
sound business principles. Apply at tho Of
Go Eoz terms. .....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-24
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,

KssUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS Kx.
cepted.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-24

- Business hOsss from "a MtOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

vowyork Tuesday, May 23-BEEVEs-Receipt', %
ears or o3 hcad- direct 10 sauehtrs ana cars
s ~, ~ ' marLI Nothing doing ceiling firm City
DO d native side, IN fair demand at G9c per N. an
xtr, r,rrass or two bringing 92c Cable ddVice' qnoc
,h Turon.an markets adv at lO2c for refrigerated bel
and ioL, n =, for American steers. shipments TO-DAY JoV
"aftl and quarters OF beef on the func to l
noo Tomorrow the Europe will be- laden with .V9
little for 81 GOLDSMITH and 40 head for Schwarzchid
for Eastmans Company and 70i quarters for d. H. Ser-
....c ~. ...,.., ., ma ,r,d,, Fool.
ing steady. .o,., ,,nost
" CiLVFs-Receipts q. various points 40 heed Alnoss,
nothng doinc lack OF stock Feeling STEADY DIcseu
calves nrn at sd1lc for city dressed ve1's 'dV2c i3r
country dressed choice nearby 10c. and oaa6ac FOR tto
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcccpts including cars c con
direct butchers Sia ears or - III hcau
steady for sheep and ycerings and little firm Tor sp66
lambs. Ordinary 20 fair sheep sod at TpnrJ ~ p ~
N and prime offered good yoarllns- NJ -
crn lambs IS o5d$s -, and few Jctsys IN
ton Market by the head at - 'oG - 30 each; .p
,nutSn sca Is 9dIOLc per n; dressed yrhrs va" H,
AZ IL 1Sc and -p-ng lambs without Important change o'
selling NJ I2l2dl6c. - .,or
sacs-D. Harrington os7 Kentucky lambs 81 N aver
age NJ e. per 100 n 3o7 Michigan ycarlinG- o's It"
at &c 10 $50 do 20 n scant az So 40 les 80 T., - a.
7 ~ PIdcock e. 2GO Virginia lambN' III H. "'
se Is: 10 ewes. I02 y. at -. a. IN
L. IIpp- & Co.: 30. Western sheep, IS ", at - "'
Evcrt Co.. II jersey lambs At - % per h'au 10,
HOGS-Rcccipts % 1881 heads cars ~ IS
st. and Jersey city. one car ior ~ ~ " ~.
Nomlnally weak lower at s. l3dfS per wv ~ %
fair 10 good hpgs Country dressed ter ding dcwh"'u
little. Quotations odI0'.c for heavy to iieh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo May 3.-Catle-Receipts last "a hours ~
bead total for week thus far, $3.50 head Tor sEnp
limo last week 1000 head. consigned through, ~
head to Ncw-York, 20 head: on sale. 70 heIu
market opened quiet but steady with but lew on sI
no good cattle here: closed steady. liogS-iN'epI'
last "a hours sO0 head total for week mus IhI
IL 40 head for same time last week, .i'SUV ne'u
consg ned through 900 head 10 New ork 9'oo h'au
on sale 900 head market opened slow Dll s,ronSl
closed firm good 10 best workers.. - 90 - ~ Soou
mediums 81 sj0 81 90 pigs - 5Od*1 90 HI"P
and lambs Receipts last - hours. 1oVo heaa, 'V,.
for week thus far ld-0o head for SANE lhc iise
week 600 head consigned through. @oo h'iu W
NcvvYorl 400 head sale. LOO head hiafk.
opened firm closed steady: Ill sold; sood 10 p %
yearlng lmbs. SO 750 ~ good sheep - -" - ~
rcXa, sheep. - G0d ~ 80. -, r..
Chicago Nav o3.--"Thc Evening Journal IcPo's
Cattl,-Receips. 4 900 head shipments. -ooo n:u
market hight steady 10 extra steers on .aic p 'in
10 good % 4Oa ~ 80: medium. 50" - 20 UNI vi
~ i5a ~ 10 Texans go l0o 81 40 cows ~ p
Iiccs-Receipts 10 600 head: shipments. 1oOo nTu :
market active. mixed. - 50o - 60 hgh' ,. 20.
- Is: heavy 81 1O0 - 20 sheep Rec ip'' lb.W,o
mead. shipments. 800 head market oP'hcn a'uNr,
.tn,dy 10 strong closed slightly lover. native rWc'
and wcthers - - 10: Texans. - %" :, % :
Westerns SOD 81 ~ Lambs Sj0Tb 3o' splhe E'o''
son ~. ,oo 10, sb,,-
monts 100 head market quiet na'Iv" sirr' S,rpn-'
- -, 10: Texas steers steady, ~ - - ~ loT'.
Receipts 5AOO head shipments. 300 head marc,
opcrcd lOc higher closed dun, heavy chgre. - ~
s.. 20: mixed 81 20o - 30: ESnt :. IJT = a.
Snccp-Rcccipts 200 head shipments, J1po heau ;
market Quiet clipped natives. ~ 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
REAL ESTATE.
All THE. EXCHANGES.

m. reaI estate market yesterday continued to show
scns Of strength the bulk Of the property offered
found ready purchasers. The most important sae was a'
No III broadway By Peter r. Meyer who offered thry'
one lots Amsterdamave and kinssbrfcgc Road IN the
miner mart OF Island Two lots in Onehuncrcd- and
near Seycnthave brought s4,75O each
from Joseph Berhor, and three adjoining, 5000 each
ron, rGward b. nm. The same buyer took two lots IN
zach plot u lots Offered In Amsterdan.ave., be-
tween Twohund rcdand thirteenth and Two-hnndrc1an1
Io"r enS 10 ~, rom Thomas IT, Fritncr and the cor
responding OF rwohundle tlirte nth 81 100
tram 800 To $500. Eight lots in -oid
Tor s5.5 each to Timothy Donova me corner OF Kings
Tor 5000 and two doning lots for - 30 each to
ihorne.s for 81 500 each. rwo lots in KingsDr;dge
iioad Sherman-ave, brought $3.50 from H. H. Per,
snvth & Ryan offered No. 2s27 Monroe.ave., In the
Twenty fourth Ward, twostory stone house full lot
West ihrty.scveh.st was Withdrawn. having been sold
at private sale, NO - Norolks bid IN az $4,000
Cana! SIS, NO i3i Canal.st 30x6s ire gular 1t was
sold TO l.. =. Samucs for $4,000 Eight lots in Two.
sSs, each to Samuel Booth.
one.hundrcd 1t brought s2lO from
Henry j. Meyer.
west 1cnth.st, a brick house on lot 24xy4. it was
soi TO rdwari lluerStel for 5000.
buiRhead feet the ig,t tide and Interest OF
Helen l'Koy stewart II was sold to 4. H. Kent for
James Blocker son offered, under foreclosure. No.
T., soxso i, was sold o Mrs SOM r i for 81 co.
H. " Harnett w Co. Offered also Ct No. IL Boadway
brown:tone nat-nou~s No SO was sold to John {. jas
for So $50 No $3.50 10 Alexander Cadoo FOR i2 $50. No.
Jay for $4,000. and No. 1876 to Alexander Cadoo for
T. g. Harn-t. & Co offered at the Liberty Street tx.
change No. 40 West forfieth.st a fu lot with
building thereon II brought $500 from ". F. White.
All the other property advertised either BID In or
witndrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
TIE. TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicaeo Nny ~ pecall.-COmmuniration BE-
tween here and NcwYorI was greatly embarrassed
todav Uttlc news leaked through and there were
practically no orders The wheat marRct FELT II So
vcr.lv Trading narrowed mat bear news
was iartc.r effective. and sellers found II hard 70
realize except al sharp decline. July wheat sofa
from "A cents Ia - rents and closed Al AZ j cents
At nicht on the curb pnts on july wcr" SrIihg III
20 IA cents calls. nj - "a cents. The declining
cables the big increase on pas sage ana IN" heavy
receipts In the Northwest were all bear reasons.
Mnneapol. and Duluth had 400 cars. 900 more thhn
Oh the same day last year. There was dc--r,iioorr
IN the contract stock here for the week OF '.'"'
Bushels. but there sim loft l5iDI.ro bushels.
The Official bulletin reporting tho French crop uhu'r
an average ovcrshadowrd by dcclln" ~ VIC
Paris market Zig receipt, and favorahl" iowa pulie
tin made weak corn market. july SOFA r., LOU
II 80 70 40 "a. and closed nt 40 - coats. in'ic
C34 cars: the estimate for wednesday va ~
cars. Oats lust about malntainod thrmscvrs' ~
spite OF the decline In wheat and corn. July SOFA
between 80 AID - IA. and closed at .s - cents
The Iowa Stat. bulletin laid that thcrc w'r" many
reports complaining Of the thin stand. \ reduction
Of ia 900 bushels I'm the contract-stook: l"ft ony
373 900 bushels contract oats In store. Tie quiet IN
he provision pit. complete enough Of lat" under thr
Let circumstances made still more opprc7'l'"
ly the bloclndc In Geographic circles. The p1u,ss
between trades longer than ever. Light hos re-
ccp's and little support from the bun leaders
avacd however. to Keep prices steady. FORK was
all day within a range Of - cents. and closed IL
10 10 cents over Monday. Lard closed II cents over
Monday: ribs. = IL to > cents over. There
were onlv 10 900 hogs. tho estimate for Wednesday
was Il 900. Prices Al the yards were mp about >
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
PETER F.. MEYER, Auctioneer.

n oEpoRATioN sAiI QG PTPLI0 T. sc. SCHOOL
of the SSi6s Fund the cty Of New,York WI. oIe'
S 'I a. easf NJ at IL Sa1a on Thurs
Say June is 1888 choice and valuable lO,' IN
nc s'h ia ""' and ia oSr o and
gpi to S CITY Sa Of W..:hs,s, e ouns n'
on the n"s p ScnooI, Ei?%rEMtY sn,a,. ~,
9Th WAS r,mIa s S s%f 60 $ raads wsfd
M between south fi"e.e ard ieS woos'er sosk
700 WaId ~ ~ to a.; se'"ee" he"0A ana TN
'" molly Frmary School No a. Block eo Ward No.
= SSF S SSn'S Sah ave- A i"S it, w. S. os
dcnave. 300 Il. south Of rnonave;
S N.rS ioT from is5% I5oss in depth
~ 100 100 & " corner ss,..t. Block 4CS. Ward Nos.
18TH wAS 9 ss AerSEDTicag s lots Bloc. 1927
l2rit wAMD-rwo lots. n s. IoIst-,s. Block l.o:s
It'll wAED.--fwo lots N s. ,o2d.ss.. Block l,o,o.
wan Nt NS' cff;i617o S AorrDucr PROPERTY.
ETH lot on s SS :se. NAB b. ' pn
RIG I%AHS trS,rs adjoining lots each b. 2cisig9
o. CARA 81 Z, Fsr & no. E. e0'"
I2iii ,wAEDcm.I9rc' adjoining lo.s ca 2'oM~
wchaic and one on Fcrdhann landing Road near
<; nliif parcel. l,Ta
= i r. i, i, N s. 10 II and 3 g. " ~
F information ""s s%yCrcS%r". Il CSC asS
HrS1"'y. '"@ '"' TmEo. W MdInEH, Nsi
cs G6 NSv cSs My TO- 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
Co1-r6S MNRKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. MAY 2:i.-tottor nominal. mlddEng
I-2c low middllng 3IGc good ordinary - lGc
net aud gross receipts .13 bales sales none; stock
lab bales.
Norfolk. May o3-COton dun: middllng Z 9-1Gc
low middng I-rc. good ordinary u lGc. net ana
gross receipts 41O bales: exports 10 the Continent
eco bales cOastwisc o. bale sales IA bales; stock
II $50 bales.
Ncw-Orlcans. May o3.-Cotton steady: good mid
ding J-Sc mlddling : 3-c. low middng I 16c I:
good ordinary Ifc: net receipts. 3.jiO bile-,
"cipf> . ID ialc, exports Ia Franc" $50 bales
sales 500 bales. Stock III .GB6 bales. -
savannah. MAY rs Cotton easy. mIdd'ng &c :
low midCling lie: good ordinary G:iic: net
ceipts :O6 bales gross receipts 32 bales sales 40
bales stock 80 1868 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
fcaa. %oiiecs.
4 IA SpECIAL TERM of thc supreme Court

ia SPECIAL TERN of the supreme Co OUT
~ III. state M New. York. held AT the toulV QUIZ
House M the CITY 81 New-Yok, th" 9th day OF Maicn.
1898 Present: Hon Coo L. hifaha mi- q, ,hs
Marvel lion Company, Limited for VOLUNTARY pss"u'
Nv ON leading and alag the roti;ion o. Ftwaid y I'M.
lance Eranr1. George i. Stone and Watts I. Miller
majority Of th. Directors OF Marvel lion omr'iy'
Limited corporation created unG" the aw- OF - N,t,.
having its erncina office located at NewNork MY WIZ
petition l. daed February -. 1893. and ,h" >cl'1ne
thereto duly verified by ptitioless anl on t i
the schedule and AFFIDAVIT Notice OF Morton anG s'iy
OF the proposed order the Attorney 'ee ~ ara ~
motion OF sullivan Cromwell, attorneys Tor the pc
ttoner IL Is D., 1000.
ORDERED That all persons int estd in said colpors-
ron Marvel Iron COMPANY. Limited, show cause e'
fore bennington Whitehead Esq. who Is hereby az
pointed Referee purpose AZ his office, NO % Wal'
Street In the City OF NcwYork the 10Th Ga m Jchs.
Is3 at II o'clock In the forenoon OF that diN or a. ~
thereafter Counsel h. heard why the prayer d sao
Petitioners should not b. granted and why SAID 90 a''o"
should not be Dissolved and T. Is further . .,a
OKIFRhD. That the said Referee proceed In aceoir
ancc with the law and practice OF this Court that ~
,,pot Their 1n with all speed. and that MS
pop,it and all the debts and other engagements OF ne
corIo alton and OF all other matters pertaining to s
affair. and it Is furthtr ,.
Ordered. That copy OF this Order be rabiisn.d
said 18th day Of June, 1899. IN The Ncw-lork Law
Journal, and also In The New-Yok Tiitun' nrNss
paers published In the City and County OF Sow-l'rs.
wherein this Order Is entered and that q hw
PERSONS or corporation, specified IN the Schedule a
creditor stpfxhol1'r II the slit poratOn. or a.
pcissn whom engagement 81 the oroiation Is 20
By Uniformed. ohcr than person whose residence 10
stated be unknown or TO be without the Cne4 Si'cs'
j. s. @.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
sTREET-Supreme Court

HOWARD SIREET.-Supleme Cont. City
l i md County OF Ncw-York-f harles W. Gict ~ TX.
OF and Trustee under the last win aud te,;lncas
~ Hiram {. Mckay deceased plaintiff, ,fnst EhiFlote
McEy AMI others. defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and saI
dury made and entered IN the above entitled artioh ia
bcarIrg date the 22d day OF May 1923 the uni :.
signed the referee therein nim,".. Will soll 1t puHS
auction ~ the Ncw-York Real Fs.'te EN'hanre .ah..
Ne. III Broadway. ia the city Of Ncw-iosk on
"Wednesday the 18th day Of June is.' a. twelve ocisk
noon On that day. by william L. KennelN 'o""c".
nore,gcd premises mentioned In the sad Judgment ana
therein described ~ follows:
Al that ccrtrIn o;. nj, or prc ~ ,,s u. =" ,,,e
with the marblcront store thereon erected situate ynt
and hrlnc on the noltherlv sdr u api hr'w 49,
eight Cl Howard street between Elm ana centre strtei
In the Fourteenth Ward o. the city of New YORK h'n t
and described rs follows. u wit commencin. AT pin
on the northcrly side Of Howard street ehort twr.
ct fo5l SIX inches 90 e,>terlv from re ,Tstfy
side OF Elm street running thence noitherlv an pra
With Elm hundred and eleven ,"rt III, ~
ght Inches fsl therce ea~erlv and rtl VIII uowae
stree. twenty five feet (35N eight inrhes o. fhclee
southcrly aud nearlf parallel with Centre sir'. " 'hs
hundred and eleven feet Il ana three Inches ~ '" ,s
northcrlv side 81 IIowp street anil thercc r>t ~ ,os
the ror.herv side u Howard stre. tWrntvve frC t-''
and six inches fr 10 tho noint lace OF tcsinning
A"'''' '''"'''''' EDW \PD I,SSFrr I,s'rree
j. =. PARKHrHSr
Plaintiffs Attorney Bath. Stenhcn Co, " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
ETHIOPIAN pEODrcE MARKETS

Liverpool. MAY -: . - p. nj Beef pork and hams
in moderate demand long clear mddlrs. alpui -
III steady nj 5fs. Cheese In poor demand. Tallpw.
turDc ntnc and rosln-RDldas. lard->po' In POOR de
mand: futures tn demand prime Western SPOT
dull nj J:-. Wheat In poor demand No. . rcd win
ter duh AZ IS = I'd. Flour in poor demand.
torn-5rot and futures In moderate d'manf. mixed
Western June dun at A. 81 july duh at I Id
IIo;s at London-acfc Goa I'm modcrat" demand. E"-
ceips Of wheat for The last week from Ainntic ports
20 200 quarters: from Pacific ports. 900 quarters
from Other sources - 900 qrinrirrs. Receipts 81
American corn for the last week. ~ 900 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

lava los: fair refining lis "a beef nm" n'"o e
this month ISs MONTH Ios gu %, nrma
Stain f-rhe market firm AZ i2ai- ems. oso 10
weak with at 'c for prime c!. ia. - ooo bbds
TALIOW-Markct again easier, Win S"'o' Vi -O' A
prime city at 5i4c. , 1900. ,.a.,,.eIv active Sales:
80 /,~,n,cr lidl.c - cases lS? Irnh-
.vyania Havana I-dlGc. 30 cases lsy1 Stte i,a.aa'
.unfries. 1o62h:c. 300 bales haNaha'
5..:c.I nj. 40 ba Sumatra. - 6Od~i -, 1000 .
=, ~ - ana coo for export and home use az price
.ho :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
ErcORDEp MORTGAGES.

,,. .rr,,n and an,thcr In franklin Bran.
!" - 4. i,'ds, 4, NJ -th.a,e year. $1,000
IaLo~. Amy \. to In" rue 'u va sHb'eye any
49,. "I''' ..................... 10000
- 80. &C.. Il Ia ,,eofcc If 'out,> n : 18th.
- q, of -th.l,c ,rar> 1000
rout'i. S,r,uo d. aud anpthrr. to Princess
I'i,'',c. A., itlwui g corner l7yd.sJ and Ilth- 49,.
Co. -. ,ui wif. 70 Theodore lattrrnann.
III N,nt.on.s. , ............ 5000
c,.ut.h rllru NJ Ia tn pry Dock Saving, Insu- -
,utni, ~ - ~ al i-oa>, Of $500
Co.A M.ufici. To the tmr an society com
ptny, N'w-lofA, u ll"tn-sI, " q '' ooo
,,ais .............. ......-.-.. -. ''0V0
CO.. Hrn no =. ca 10 m''' wear -. 1000
chant, r- ill'u VI. anu anoth'ft 10 i;vuusa
kunU. .ot Is. r"i oil Ni'H'''' '-''' ' 900
payer Deal. J. aud VIE !" thr f"ln''ar' M ~
Assurance society nltci >iai'. u lt"i''' q. ooo
4. 81 Am-ierian.ai", years, hp.'F'h,N' '''SNN
Dr-chrr 'hlrie-, {" W!nrlmna Hteha'h' o,oo
Daiy Mary and hut AMI ~ ,lar"nc, dc WHY
ho5,'' ''.'.''' '''.......... 300
Fanlln.. Thomas NJ, 81 N'N.i"rA ~ 7 ono
90. lstnet Of i"th-nNc = var -, ''''
;-,rt,i rrld,rt Ia H. lem savings bahh oV ,n -,n
l53. map Mcloc. south, yea. 'V''
G1rnI,,. Mar H. I" Stree, . M'u''"'"''' ,oOO
II Marb'c>t ieats.. .-..'..... -, .,
t,roll Tnc dofc to- IL q Meyer G "isu- o' .co
" Vrlcr,iur.a,r ; y,ar.. ~ W."
tr,..r,sn, taafl. q Is Dcnlt sc, VIM ION
nc Of >mfhrrn BOULEVARD. . years-...-.... low
tt.n,.'I t,rt,, q, rrN ~lNng- In.
,,it,ton ,1t..-t. " IcNington.ryr, year lo'V'
uunn.u. raul o iIy Mcu-ol, iO'th-St. "t ,oor.,
Wr-t lJd-iNc, & YEA ~.-+..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
BOSTON wool MARKET.

Boston Nav .3.-Thc wool market has been
steady Int dull. md ~" sale, Of dom"iic 81"
in lot Ohio nrrc.-S y.
nominal ~ 20. 40. l comhng nominal Al f'"
nc. Ohio fine dcIinc at 2po ;jc. and Michigan
lr. d,lainc 1T 2=a.gc per pound. Tnwh,hcd comb
ing woods are I'm fair demand at 81 .ic for one"
n,laricr and eighth, brood. Territory woods
aulct AT sO0 sc for ine and fin" medium. ard ~
&c for medium Texas. California and Oregon wool
dull and unchanged Pulled woods du ana weak
Australian wool firm and In steady demand. Foreign