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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-26

TN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
i Salt Lake county, Territory OF Utah. In
The matter of the estate of Hannah Tomlinson
Warde, deceased. Notice. Notice is hereby
given that Thomas D. Lewis, administrator Of
the estate Of Hannah TomlinsOn Wardle,
deceased. has rendered for settlement.
and filed in said court, his final ac-
count of his administration Of said es-
tate and petition for final distribution OF the
residue of said estate among the persons en-
titled thereto, and that Friday the 18th day
of April, A. d. 1888 at 10 o'clock a. m, AZ
the court room of said court, in the county
court house. salt Lake city and county, Utah
territory. has been duly appointed by the judge
Of said court for the settlement Of said ac-
count and hearing said petition for distribu-
ton. at which time and place any person inter
ested III said estate may appear and show
cause, if any there be- why said account should
not be settled and approved and final distribu-
ton made as prayed for. Dated March u,
1893. H. " MELOY,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
By CAUsrEN BROWNE, JR.. Deputy.
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SHORTHAND COLLEGES.

d T. MACMASTERs AND NJ. L. STAINS.
ID. field, stenographic and typewriting Office
424 Postofiice block.
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Fire Insurance company OF Philadelphia
Will insure you against Ere.
II. j. GRANT e Co, Agents.
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PHYSICIANS.

IT n. WARREN, M. D. OFFICE HOURS
liz from 10 to IL a. m. and to 8 p. M, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
COUNTY OE NEW YORK. 30

STATE OF NEW YORK.
COUNTY OF NEW YORK. 30
William G. Frazse, being duly sworn, de-
poses and says that he is the above described
officer of said Company. and that the foregoing
statement Of the general condition of said Com
pany on SAID Thirty-frst day Of December. is
correct according to the best OF his informa-
ton, knowledge and belief, respectively.
VIM. @ FRAZEE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
[sEALl 18th day Of February, A D.. 1898.
WIN. y. STEBBINs.
Notary Public.
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For Letter Heads.

sLophophone," the new fabric, can be
seen in dozen different shades at r. K.
Thofnas,
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This seasons Cotton Dress Fabrics are
exceedingly pretty. r. K. Thomas is
showing the cream of the factories.
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REMOVAL.

E,ROM 1873 EAST SECOND SOUTH TO
Il Holmes building. DR.. j. E. Marshall.
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MUSIC AND LANGUAGES.

DRoF. ANDRE TEACHES MUSIC, Lam
L guages and fencing at pupils home and at
office, Realty building. ri S. West Temple ST.
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Gents Derby hats. worth g, at 81. S5.
New York Cash store, opposite post
Office.
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LEGAL NnTicEs

TN THE PROBATE COURT. IN AND FOR
/ Salt Lake County, Territory of Utah. In
the matter OF the estate Of William q. Quinn.
deceased-Notice Notice Is hereby given that
Ellen Il. Quinn. administratrix Of the estate of
William e. Quinn, deceased, has rendered for
settlement, and fled in said court. her final
account OF her administration of said estate and
petition for final distribution OF the residue of
said estate among the persons entitled thereto,
and that Thursday. the 9th day OF April. A. D,
1893, at 10 O'Clock NJ, st the court room OF
said ourt. In the county court house. Salt Lake
city and county. Utah Territory, has been duly
appointed by the Judge OF said court. for the
settlement of said account and hearing SAID
petition for distribution, at which time and
place any person interested in said estate may
appear and show cause, If any there be, why
said account should not be settled and approved
and final distribution made as prayed for.
Dated March IA, 1898.
b. V. MEIoY,
Clerk Of the Probate Court
BY CAUSTEN BROWNE .Tr. . Deputy
S. W. Darke. attorney for Administrative
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
INN UlL AIbIENI
For the year ending December 81, 1899, Of the
condition Of the
PaatinG Insurance Company, Limited,
Of Manchester, Englald.

Made to the Secretary Of the Territory OF Utah,
in pursuance OF an act relating TO Fire Insur-
anee companies, approved March 49, 1884
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ABSTRACTS.

r G. JENSEN HAS ASSUMED MANAGE
~ ment of The Inter-Mountain Abstract
Company. Full and accurate abstracts guar
anteed. 90 and 81 Commercial Block. Tel. 591.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 81. 1892, Of the
Condition OF the
Manhattan Life Insurance Co.,
Of New York,

in pursuance Of An Act Relating 10 Life Ia
surance Companies approved March Z, 1888.
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T,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
4 holders of the Utah Sugar company will
be held at the office of the company, No. 60
Main street, Salt Lake city, Utah. on Thurs
day, April 6, 1893, at 5 o'clock D. M. The pur-
pose for which said meet ng is called is the
election of board of directors to serve for The
ensuing year, ana the transaction OF such other
business as may lawfully come before the meet
ing. HORACE G. WHITNEY,
Secretary
Salt Lake city March II, 1893.
THE SEMI ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders Of the Peoples Equitable
Cooperative association will be held in their
store. and Main street, salt Lake city. on
Monday, March 81, 1893, at 7:30 p. m. The
object OF the meeting is TO hear the financial
report for the last six months and the transac-
tion of such other business as may come before
the meeting.
JOSEPH ANDERSON,
SALT LAKE CITY March 16 1893.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there will be a me ting of the stockh nlders
OF the Capitol Hill Land and Improvement
company, al the Office Of the secretary, room
OIL Mccormick building, Salt Lake city. Titan
on Saturday, April lst 1893 at ~ am, for tn,
purpose of election of officers and such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. w. 3. ANDREW, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 10, 1893.
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: : sEeRE T OFFICE. IS.

SEeRETARY's OFFICE.
I. Elijah Sells. Secretary OF the Territory OF
Utah. do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a full. true and correct copy OF the
Annual Statement of the general condition Of
The Manhattan Life Insurance, Company OF
New York, fled In my office on the 18th day or
February. 1898, in pursuance OF an act relating
to Life Insurance Companies, approved March
T, 1888.
In witness whereof, 7 have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the Great Seal OF
SEAL the Territory OF Utah, this 8th day OF
March, 1898.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of Utah Territory.
FULLER & YOUNG, General Agents.
Agents wanted, to whom liberal commissions
will be paid
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TERRITORY OF UTAH.
Secretary's ONCE b
L Elijah Sells, Secretary OF the Territory Of
Utah, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is full, true and correct copy OF the
Animal Statement OF the general condition Of
filed in my Office on the 18th day Of February
1913, in pursuance Of an act relating to Fire In
surance Companies, approved March 10. 1884,
In witness whereof, L have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the Great Seal OF
SEAL the Territory OF Utah, this LIST day OF
March, 1893
ELIJAH SELLS
Secretary Of Utah Territory.
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MFRS. A. HARTMAN, FASHIONABLE
w hairdressing and manicure Low rates.
Room 3, Walker mercantile block.
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BY resolution OF the Caledonlan club of Salt
Lake olty convention is hereby called to con.
vene In the clerks chambers, Wasatch build
ing, Salt Lake city, April Z. at O'Clock p. m :.
OF Scotch people of the territory of Utah for he
purpose OF taking action in regard 10 proper
representation of the cotch residents OF Utah
nj the Columbian Exposition during the week
devoted to Scotch games ana amusements
July p TO July 81, 1893 Scotcbmen in theft re-
spectiye localities are requested TO meet and
select representatives and send as many as
possible so thorough Representations may te
had
Let the response be typical OF a people who
unconquered, have been the pioneers of liberty
and civilization.
'Auld Caledon strike up your drone,
And bid the cansmen muster;
And pity take the senseless PACK,
That tries TO dim your luster.
Unconquered yet for Drawn Or brain
Frae cottage or fra ha' 60.
Wen trust We still to hand your aim,
AT home or in Chicago"
DAVID NELSON.
Chairman OF Committee in Charge.
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STATE OF Pennsylvania,
County of PHILADELPHIA, %.

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
County Of Philadelphia, So
Chas. S. Hollingshead, Prest.. and Edgar R.
Daniels. Secty-. being duly sworn depose and
say that they are the above described officers OF
sad Company, and that the foregoing state
ment OF the general condition or said Company
on said Thirty-frst day OF December. Is correct
according to the best OF their information,
knowledge and belief, respectively.
G. :. HOLLINGsHEAD, Prest.
f. r. DANIELS Secy.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
lsEALl Esd day OF January, A. D. 1893
RICHD. II. REILLY,
Notary Public.
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LOS T.

r OST-oN SUNDAY, MARCH 10, A DIA-
L. mond ring. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving with Fred A. Slade, at
Mullett s. Co, s.
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HAIRDRESSERS,

NINE. DE MOTT. DREssMAKING PAR
w Tors, 34 s. West Temple ST., salt Lake
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WAIVED.

YXTANTED - SITUATION IN A WHOLE
~ sale or retail establishment or as Office
clerk by experienced hand. References. last
employer Address D, Herald.
WANTED = PERMANENT OFFICE AS
W sistant. Salary, $780, Railway fare paid
here. Inclose reference and self-addressed
stamped envelope. Manager Drawer P, Chi
cago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-26

VlHE NORTH BENCHIS CLOSE IN. IT
L commands view such as Switzerland
eannet produce. 1t has electric cars. It has
magnificent water system. The finest resi-
dences in this valley are being erected there.
L. NJ. Earl has splendid building lots for sale
there. Buy one while they are cheap. You
viii never have an opportunity to do better;
$3.50 cash secures one balance to suit yourself
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NOR sALE-sEVEN- ROOM HOUSE AND
II barn, new, two lots, cement walks to car
line. Beautiful location $500, $500 cash.
w. E. Hubbard, 81 West Second South.
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2.7So 1851 s.
9,s5O,ses %
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MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL.

erected Tie hospital because OF it, popularity and
work. has many applicants for admission who cannot
be accommodated. The capacity OF the hospital Is 81
beds, and the number OF applicants who are turned
away averages scventy-fve weekly.
IT is estimated that $500 900 Will be for
new building the present site. but II the hospital
must 60 and another site be- procured AT least $4,000
must be raised All the reports read vs'erdnv agree
on one point, that the present building Is small and
unsafe. Tho hospital IS taxed 10 Its utmost. The
present building has b'cn occupied since $40. II
shown that 5,G60 Applications FOR admission 10 the
hospital had been received Of which oj0o were ad
mitted. The people who discharged cured mum
bered I.G7o.
There was much discussion in relation to
building, and many plans were submitted. De witt
J. Sccman advocated building further uptown on
the West side. Another member suggested that tie
present building he used for a women's hospital. and
q mems hospital built further uptown. NJ. Marley
P1atzek opposed Mr.. Segman's scheme, and said
tint the sufferers would have travel too far from
their homes and would probably die on the way
lie proposed that the present building be- used as
an emergency hospital and new building erected
muct further uptown for the transferred patients. lie
heartily indorscd In the first Of bis proposition
BY DR.. A. c. Gerster Of the medical board but In
regnrd 70 tho latter part asserted that too much
valuable time would be lost by going further uptown.
Jesse Seligmal advocated n site beyond the Harlem.
Mr.. Hornthal nsked that the boundary he Fixed at
between sxty-scventh and Nneticth sts.. the Eas,
River and Lexlngton-ave. After much discussion
this was unanimously Endorsed and referred back
10 the board OF directors With power 10 act The
method Of raising money also lct in i's hands.
The Mount Sinai Hospital. although supported Ell
trely hv Hebrew charity IL unsrctanan, and eood
percentage Of thoS" treated Of other faiths The
directors and friends feel that when the project
is placed before the public liberal responses from
all sources will be received.
The election Of officers resulted In the reelection
OF the following ticket President. Lyman Blum
pre- dent Isaac Waach. treasurer. Elias Aisle"
i've directors for the term ~ four N"nrs. Louis >iN.
= l.. Faiman, lsda, Elumcuthal. Adolph Hermann.
David WllA and director for the term Of three
years George Blunenthal.
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GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS

Tho sales OF future wheat deliveries at The Produce Ex-
change Saturday aggregated only $4,000 bushels.
The Easy In tone Notwithstanding nrm cabr
accounts. and closing prices Indicated decline -
.ds for the day. January sold 7s February NJ
os March at s0i- May az i,os1 1916 and July ut
t3Sds37s spot prices were reduced va cent,
IA sympathy with options The sales O. 900 bushe,
including % 900 bush taken by exporters.
Corn futures symphatiked with wheat and declined
4ds The sales indicated locs. realizing. Gable
nrm. January -old ~ rbOl. February
oli. d5l 40 and May at 1.is Ip.s cents. Then.
sales Of only 5000 bushels On The SPOT spot prc,
reduced i4dl2 cent. Ia sympathy NIth
In there little business IA .comillshcd
prices without quVtsble change The sale. weic
81, 900 bushels aud OcO bushels on tn -r,t
The nns onclsi quotations. saturday were a. follows
Wheat-January ~ FEBRUARY ~, March Sos NAV
SOL June e9'.. july b3a. cents.
Corn-JanuAry jO4 February 5ls March 51l. MAY
j24 cents
oats January 37is, February 30 NAV 3Ji. cents
Lard January ar TO- Mirrh 40 s. MAY $40 ~
Tho receipt Of erda and hour reported on Saturday at
New.fofA ihiladellh a Baltimore and poson wcr, a.
follows: Wheat 3JJ9 bushels corn. G. ~. bushels !.
oat; 80 20 bushels '@,a grain 1850 bushels hour
,hc arrivals wTre; What 1929 bushels corn a3s ~
bushels oat>. 2Gl3 bushels; total 2 am Sa., III
bushels: hour 1882 barr l..
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No. ., ssla4c No; TO- S'.aSSa4ss; NO H. '7"''''
TALLOW-Strong and quiet; prime CITY qu''eu ~ -
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York saturday Jan. -BEEVES-Receipts .
cars or los head-4 cars the Market and cars r eo,
signed direct saugherefs. Very btIle oiuu,ns re-
Ing firm. No later cable news shipments % ~
'CILvEs-Receipts 6 head. Market almost nominal
for lack OF stock feeling steady Hai len o e NJ
Hollis sold fed calves $50 10 average. at &c pcr 49,
and ! veal, 1856 N, At Size " M .,s or O7O
heod21 cars az GOthst at Jersey CITY anu csIs
at Ioboken Twelve were consigned oifecs onn to
prime sheep ranged price from % q 70 - % o pss t s
Dressed mutton stody at 7d9c; and dressd lambs Ill
moderate request at 9adoc for e 20 n average at
$3.50 20 n d a. % AZ tos - so u
Western sheep o5 H. at S. so 100 Ohio do, " 10. at
SIS so 2lO Buralo DO ~ \, ct 90 co.. 20 ~ .. 90 q,
Wiikerson & Sherman: I72 Western sheep 100 H. ~
81 90. -, o.. - =, &C m
D. Mcpherson Co 1913 state lambs 50 NJ az 30 % 10
ua D. Harrington ~ sa9ada GIS Do "a r. at 50 So
Halenbeck Hollis 200 State lambs ~ ~ 40 30 o
10th St and ) cars Jersey City. None Tor ssie a'c
Nominally higher at 81 20d$7 IS per 100 IT,
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bufralo JAN 7.-Cattle-Recepts last "a hours, 2,ooo
week thus far IL $50 head Ior 1n
last week II head consigned Though Z,ooo itad
Newly York, 1850 head sac, 70 head insrhC pPo 49,
a hours 10 $50 head total week thus far oZoo9
head tor same time last week, 800 aeod cOhsRnN
through 10 $50 head to NewYo7k 5000 head Oh SAFE
l,SUO head opened strong ana hlghefi ci0seu
strong heavy corDed 81 75ds7 80 packers and medium
81 ,0aS7 Workers, good b best corfed ~ ooaSa ~
81 25ds7 80 pigs. good TO best corned W 4odS' ~
common skips fair, s7as7 % assorted roughS 80 a2d
81 20 common $jd ~ % stays rough 10 good % ~
as1. Sheep and lambs-lsecepts last - hours = hUO
week thus lar 10000 head for came pine
aet wees. $1,000 head consgnd Though goo heaa
opened strong for native stock slow Tor neasy
canada lambs steady choice TO fincy W. ohers
S. 25dS5 50 far good sheep. ,; 75as5 culs ana
common DO 81 75as4 So Canada do - 05ds5 do wesh
SO 40 do good soasa % culls to fair - 2o@
IS c. Canada common TO fancy, So lidS0 90
Chicago Jan. The Evening Journal reports: Cat
tle-Recelpts 100 head shipments 900 head MARKET
dull nOmlnaly steady choice steers 50 3od*2 90 DINERS
~ 25dS5 10 stoekors s. 25dS3 3d. COWS. OIL 4oaS3 40
IIogs-Recepts 600 bod shpnentS 1000 head m 9a;
ket active; l0ol5c higher rougn sId coiuIoh % .W9
s. 40 ds7 80 prime heavy and butcher eghts g 55D
~ 10 light, 81 800 81 52ia pigs, ,, ooaS' ~ oheep
Recpts 1000 head shipments. $50 head; MARKET STEADY
St Louis Jan 7-Ca.tle- Receipts, 1 200 had shin;
700 had market firm and highsr sas os 20 e99?
erassfed range steers 50 1od$3 % mealfed 90 - 2oG
81 90 cows ~ 5O9s2 25. Hogs- Recepts 3,loo head
~ eeo9ss 10: packing, s7ds7 3o light - l5ds7 30:
Sheep Receipts 400 head market firm fair to good
natives $3d 81 60 choice mutt,ns, 81 65as5.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore jan Flour dull. unchanged receipts
3 7GJ Ibis shipments 1O5 tbs salcs $50 bbls Wheat
out: no r-d spot 77is d774c January. 77,c asked
February 77o,a7sc; May. sli.ds1 ao; steamer No. ?
RCD. 72.c bid receipts 3sSt bush stick l244;6 80
7jG7slc Corn strong mixed SPOT, 50is Ij05c Jsnu.
airy. i91 1885, February is'2"4s''; Msrcht ssu
ns, WHIT c.[1, y ,aEg' t" No mixed DO
Rre quiet: 80. 2 59djoiac; stock. l4l459 bush Hay
.teOdy good " choice timothy rlf 5Jdslo. tr AIN
frcights steady. unchanged Cotton nominal mihdlng
lOi.c Provisions rrm unchanged. Butter hrm; rolls
others unchanged Egg strong and active; 3Od3lc Col
steady and active Rio carRO- fair; lJ2Hl1c Suea
strong rranuIat d. ''sc Copper firm; I4llHc' "h~HeV
Boston Jan. 7-Markers quiet. Recrpts-Elour $40
bbl- $500 sacks corn, 3Ool7 bush; oats 2'2-o b"'h
thorts. ~ tons.
light sales 900 bush No hard new. s2c 1900 bo'a
No Northern -32c; 5000 buah DO. 1Sisd1s4c; 3V'o
bush 80 northern Ibta 2.c closing n: tar w oS.
burn do 7si,c do Minneapolis miXei 7ssc; do Duluth
new 7s4c: 40 Northern 7j.c Winter what IN better
demand. Sales car No. ri. &c do '02e 10
7Oac. Corn unsettled but generally hrmer; mani le
closing outside prices asked sales cars 40 yeACW
d." - itiSc : car~ 30 . t4iauft.c: cr- so; 3.
4tLqit Ic. oats dun easy; 10 {? Whit ~ ~ e.
,les coo bush Canada re 5000 bush Western o.
40 . western 73c: No extra 67d7ec; No 3, 6od0j,
80 l. 5oa56c; Michigan, 63i7oc state 0s97oc5 tailada
demand best spring - 5jast IS; do wnt,r siar4 ID
RYE rour ~ 5ods3 %. Mn ted unsettled demand
az Course winter hran sis; do medium fl7 90; DO
fsd ia 25asG 70 sacked fc'd 56a75c ab2ye these
~. oc1 nnsh Shipments-Whett. II 600 bush.
ncago Jan 7rhr Leading future" ranged a. follows;
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TIE TRADE IN CuICAGn-

Chicago, Jan. (SpecaD.-Thc nyot"ry Of the provis.
Ion pit Is over IL seemed 10 be- apparent every one
yesterday that the buying Of product which has not on
maintained prices but od,anccd them spit. Of enor.
nous selling by Cu,dby, Wright AID other holders, Nas
for ANON 1houaands Of be rel, Of pork were sold
to-day by Wright. IL va al absorbed aud the piic.
advanced one authority estimated that Afmours pui-
choset Of 20 In tIer dry, hal been not ~s 5000
Dir'ls There Mcrr the sOIt nglie.
nom the yards. Thee were 1900 hog ti, estimate
oi Monday was 10000, The estimate for wrrll
10000. Prices out there UP lOuiJ cent. heavy
hogs touching ~ 20 The record ~ ia. packing 10 d .
moved the total 800. 600 10 b. million
zane period lat year. May pork sold bcawc,n Sis =,
aud @lS -, and closed us NOV lard nctw cen
40 - and 80 a. aud closed at 80 May rll,, be-.
tween 10 - and 40 30, aud closed %. The wheat
market was cqucd 10 such degree that the luctual
kcpu oil the session within l. cent. The Cudahv
interest would not allow the May price over 70is
below 7s'-. May sold from sJis TO 49, and
closed 1s1, A. the day wore Oh The crowd
Logan ~ lie little the regarding the
etch bill. IL Is expected that the visible supply Mon.
day Will Increase abol 100000 bushels. The North.
west had f7O carr here there were 30 the estimate
for Monday was 30. Corn easier with little
selling 10y th" provision crowd Nay sold from i0' TO
i6is and closed at iOia cents. inc receipts 2i7
cars; the estimate for Monday ~. : v. While is
supposed 10 DE- long quite line Of trr through Qiunlln
1000, 600 3OOOOOO bushels. oats opened and closed
at price 3i1, cents for May. FlaN~ccd
dun but unchanged; May, III ljL.
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

New-York Jan. 2.
The total amount realized from auction sales a ~,
real at the exchanges for the ending win
to-day was $462, 712.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present ending with Saturday Janua.v
10. the following public auctions announced 4 ~
held at the New.York Sa,esrOom
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10.
Foreclosure sale: lot, l73xl033 and 3.story dvvu
ing S West 167th-st, 1854 # OF Amsterdan.,ys.
plot Of land 200x1005, 9, and story buildings Me-
l46 100 East 5Sth-st, % IT W OF 3d-ave; 1 La
2OxlO05 and 3story dwelling No 49, adjoining above:
lot l5.9x75, and 3story building, No Montgomery q
building, No Z, adjoining above lot, - 7A92 5x26 q
iO7 IL on ST. Nich0e save Of 1l7th.st ~
ton sale lot 20xa block, and 3.stOry buildns n
DOB East 3d-st, 5 5, 23O II OF Avenue e.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II.
Foreclosure sale: lot 19.1x120 4xl8x100.3, I'd 4
story dwelling, West l67th.st 1893 II OF AmsteH
damave lot 20xo9 .Sx1 3x 1855, and STORY BUILDING
No. 40 Broadst, $, 1888 ft OF Exchange Place;
Interior lot, 1s8x2.7x-, adjoining above IL rear Il
ISxlOO11 and 3-sory dwelling. No, 259 Vest ll3thx
n s. 27S ft Of sthaye; lot 2sxl00 and 3story stahH
NO. 100 West 50th-st :, $50 IT W Of 6thave.
THURSDAY. JANUARY IL.
Foreclosure solo lot o5xloo and 5.story buildina
No. liz ShciRsJ 8. $50 # Of Stanton-st; l q
25x10O s 145ta.st $50 It a Of Wililsaye.
FRIDAY, JANUARY IL.
Foreclosure sale: lot 251ix96.2 and 4-story xssa
No 81 East 4th-st. corner OF Gieene'st.