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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

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Sri ISL Ga S ssc'f sSSa
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81: s.
Strained quoted At 81 40 good d. q 45 F. g 5o r
s 80 H. 50 8 Sea- sSsT S. g. 20 w.
OCEAN FEEIGHTsThe market remains dun i,. and
s 81 GSo SSin ,a s:% a, Sss
& s? "a s.e 2aa'' b. ass S
I ,s:oa. '1 Il. 1G9ao" h: :,S:n s s'p
oil cake rs ga bet Is Cd ms.snTe'
% "team s sPsS ' ga Dss au @ ToS:cn
see;s sG oil s Goods is PORK butter ~
siSd' prime o:I, @'s sa ySl
SsS s soGi esf a.d % fSG% calcutta
seed fR5 So; a5s pirSof fair firm
sale 400 eS; rev s ehort clear and
f a% r. aST mes ~ Sas6a9Sa family ms,
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do shoulders. 1000 DO hams 4@ hm pciKea
bse 30 ss h SssT DC SsS
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tor extras soc drsts 27d2sc seconds 24aS0e sd,aS
s ssM rs 22aai S Fail ends es; 26s27 M 6, sts
2412Sc seconds 22d2sc Welsh tubs fresh first. $50 S@
9sc seconds 22a24c; nins and tubs. eXirss 2S2g2Hc
trsts o3d25c seconds 2lsS22Hc mias, 55ic
rd soa2ic imitation srssme sy: r Sat- ="
arns thirds isSlsc Western fast0ry ex Rsa
a5 s2 s i s:d i%s 'ssOs
thirds lsc rolls. fresh Per H. lSsTSc tadr State
factory, full cream f,l n" choce "nlH ii se
1 sScj to SsIms fiqs n to fa odo
skins thenaneo ane neiChboring counties mail SIC
choice. loaloc fair to priTsc om%on Par M"
Skins id2hc Pennsvlvana skins ltGl, E 1000
Receipts continue liberal and the market has su ,
another hrcaH and Pennsyvania iicsh cH W'
fresh coilecFn best 2oc southern best SlG3sc roc,
SuGAR-RAw-Easer and dull Mu.eoyado 81 50 , ses.:
31.lGc 90 centrifugal S'sc sale Two rarsoe
ED low S crushed ws powdcrs
Jid5isc: pianulaed iG9d &C. fine gr,huaeaa, p"
XXXX po~dsred 81 s5ac mould A. 4.oid5isc: diamond
A. 46od Fec: confectoners saG
4aa4 Wind,or 4 i 90 Emr ElSsexo0o
No q aTtisc: No 10 3.oidiisc; No. IL, 3Sld4c;
10 10 sGoS37.c: No 49, 3isc $50 ., -,
sTEARINE-cuiet and nominal. Lard quo'eu AZ
TALLOw-Dull and easier prime city closing AZ 1'sc'
ACCo-Kentucky shows fair movement at steady
prices SEED leaf quiet but st1dy , con sS
10 cases 1901 Pennsylvania Havana 132d2Oc $40 cases
1901 PENNSYLVANIA seed. 13dl3Ic loo cases is?i ono
sale sundres 5635c: 400 bales HAVANA 'oc
wOOL-The movement is fairly active and the market
rules steady.
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fesal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.Joseph r.: sergeant pain'n. against
t.sred in the City and County Of New-York summons,
with Notice. .s,
To the enamel defenoanI' a., ,,- .
" You arc hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
h,s action and TO copy Of your answer the
Attorney within twenty days after the service
~ this summons exclusive OF the day OF service, and In
ase 81 YOUR failure appear answer Judgment will
he against you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint , M ,eo,
JOHN VERNON BOUVlER, Jr,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
pos,orce address and eRce Nc 40 Broadway NewYork
NOTICE-Take notice that upon your default to appear
or answer above summons, judgment will be taken
gaus Won OF fifteen hur tired and ,erenty
100 dollars with interest from November 23d, 1892
a"u ~ JOHN VERNON B0UvIER, Jr,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
100 Broadway, New.York City, N. Y.
To the above defendant the American Wood Popcr
Company:
The foregoing summons with notice is hereby served
upon YOU by publication. pursuant TO order Of Hon.
Justice Of the supreme Court, dated
the 10th day OF January 1893. and filed with the COM
plaint CLERK OF the CITY and County OF
York County Court House, In the said City
Dated New.Yerk, January 10th, 1898.
JOHN VERNON poUVIER, Jr,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
100 Broadway, New-York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-whh the Improvement
Tx hoo ST Ss V %n sSS sO 80
sS o0 w S9s ec ecAs "a S5 Gs GO S
81 7Ods2 80; 500 bbls NO. winter g sods2 40; 800
S Ssser s ssaJ and do export
20oo bb spring clears y So and ZOO sack ouo no
sSs CIT s. 3 "a sles s5 S S g
spTins any Sb sO 20 2 s2as2 5ods? so clear
sIs,s4 SS s6s :sd.s i .d 1 Rs9
. s5as2 81 No. l. g 4ods$ clear % - i5gSs %;
WHEAT I. SSgss Rsa SS
and Canada sSossd at SIC j full dyered
RYE sRssns So1et BaS SSs
50 90; and southern g soa*2 %, .n.,n,
the cfsSn duh tea S one IN
s"snss andG by In and the
the close stng, at advances ranging from sa'tc
1me me es SSs sgoGans from Eqssh
buying by Wall Street and toreign hcnses on the Local
%' oS and sfs sS
day Win ti & n to ssy as not
eensscneies did no. their
The receipts at the interior points were pa 3 bush
s and and g @ G bush ng sna Winter
for as scT. % S COMPUTING With % s Suh o
dya 10 sssS s 1873 'f 6n 'a nsant s BUSH
The cearancos from Atlantic seaboard loa 775 bus
ON Thursday comparing with lss tce bush on tceusry
higher in sympathy with the option list Exporters
Guiding T N rcsd at c cT under Nay
$50 COO bush future, 10000 bush spot including 10
red Sic eIsyator s2c aaO9t Sasc bc,g o. %G
s.s .snet and ' 20 bard Bite 10 FsbraaIy soslss,
s5 l's ns closing 81 a, d?
ruled dull and in the face Of decreased mOY T.1 snc
quite 1.ns ss amount liquidation 4.
and the West and he akt closed sa easy S,x at Loss
:r. &C. m in sF' S Sssns had s''OF@
s shHSs1 on %2d az 5 GO
delivered No. 2 wheat. 55c elevator: sales 245 600
sss5sSc elevator SiS54sc deiyeEd; unsraded mixed at
s4d54ac No. miXd 51i2d52c elevator; steamer
mixed gSs Sshs ES white and
so.ns az SA ss "a 30 ss dosing Ss Pf0Egt.
closing s8'sc; steamer. F-bruary 52'e OATS
me optOnnsrket was largely nominal there was very
Quotations al IL. close indicated important change
position ho net ,S ST doS Che day h TIT spot ma o
hush spot. including No: : whit. ne No Do 4olc
NJ, as'.c: No: g.. s755e; No Chicago sole; IN
s'"G Tenuary Closing at ss DO March Closing S
sssse; do MAY closing at 39isc; do white February
closing tls DO March closing q. ws:; nARIx
ssasss 5sa5ss; rS%sd state o;@S7e saaIisyj
DO sosoSs:.'. MATT~oaiet wtstern sGasoc: two.
rowed State. 75s,7, slxrowed do 1880 Canada,
~ fair dcnsnd: ooc for 40 60 and so and CSC
IS ots 81 1s mc n. Sot,onseed neal 81 dod.l 4a
The appended table shows the receipt, Of wheat at che
ending February 10 as compared With the same week last
year and from June e to Fcbruary 10 1898 with com
Compiled by he New.York produce Exchange Reporter
For week ending From June 81 10 Feb 10
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Feb TO- 345 mmBeef p ana PORK in fair
fair demand Hams In poor demand; haeoT Tbere
nc1Sins ocrSs Spirits Of in good de-
mand Cotonseed OIL Liverpool refined, staods at
70 :" cd 'oI Lard-sp,t in poor demand fn s
there Is nothing Offering prime Western spo np, d ~
mand: no red winter steady at IS 10 la; floar
in poor demand. Corn-Spot " poor snet od
dulI at As q I-4d: spot, new, easy ~ a. i-f''
Hons nj Iondon-Pacifc Coast In fair demand
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- OF NEW YORK. ierman- American Real Estate Title
Guarantee Company, Plaintiff against Elizabeth L. Smith
and others Deendants.-n pursuance OF judgment OF
foreclosure and sale made and entered In the above
entitled action and earng dat. The tSentysIgh,h day q
Judgment named. will sell at public action the EN-
change Saesroou No. III broadway In the city Of New
York on the Odd dow a February 1893 10 o'clock
noon by William Knnev. Auctoneer the property and
follows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel Of land the City
OF New. York In the County and State of New-York
bounded and described follows:
beginning at q point the southcrlv side OF On,
street distant hundred and
seyentyour feet siX Inches. easerly from south
easterly OF Seventh Avenue and Onehundrd AMI
twentyhird street running thence souhery parallel
Seventh sNty feet thence eas"rly parallel
third street six inches thence sonthery
parallel seventh Avenue forty feet eleven inches TO the
centre line Of the bGck thence ea,,tery parallel 70 One
thence norther parallel 10 Seventh Avenue one hundred
feet eleven inches TO the southerly side OF Onehundred
third and thence aonQ the same
sixteen feet to the point o. place Of beginning
CHARLES uSANGSr, Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Nassau
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Feb Cattle-Rcceipts last twenty ,ionr
hours, EGO head total for week thus lar l3,l4o
head for same time last week. ll.JOO hea1, con
signed through, 1870 hend To New-l DIRK, 40 head
on sale 40 head market opened steady ana strong
closed strong; light steers. 81 81 80: fat cows
~ aOd "a I5 IIOgs-Recepls last twenty-foIr hours
800 head total for week thus far, $3.50 head
through 5000 head: to Newlork 1900 head on
sale l. 500 head market opened strong ana higher
closed strong all sold workers.. light to gooi, - oOG
s. So: medium and heavy. - $50 - 80; pigs - 25d
So 40 sheep and Lambs-Rccepts last twenty four
hours g. 500 head: total for week thus far, $4,000
head for same time last week. $1,000 head: con
signed IL rough, 200 head to Nev.York 300 head
on sale 5000 head; market opened strong and
higher closed firm all ssd GOOD 10 lest Gs lambs
81 1895 10: choice wc,hers, - 2jo 70 10; common
10 fair, ~ 75d 81 so.
Chrago Feb. 1O.-"Ti Evening Journal reports :
Cattle-Kecept, 1900 head shipments, 1000 head ;
market slow; prices steady: prime TO extra steers
SIS 250 50 90 good TO medium. ~ 1896 10; others
"a 2ja ~ So feeders, "a 30dS IA 40; cows, SO 500
81 30. HOgs--Receipts 1900 head shipments. TO-
and packers ga 80 80 prime heavy and butchers
IS 50a - s. prime light. rs 0@$s 50; other lights
5000 head shpm nts, 1000 head: market steady ;
Ilnves. ~ 80 80; Wdsterns, $50So 10; lambs,
"a 50d$6 Is.
shipments, 1000 head: market easier fair to good
steers. - 5O9S4 % grass Texas steers, Soa ~ 10
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 head shipments. $500 head ;
market higher: heavy. Ssa s. So: packing. 81 70@
s;3 80: Hight Sass %. shecp-Rece.pts. 400 head ;
shipments, none: market firm: fair to good natives,
s3 JOa$5; choice mutt0ns S. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

p,ooc,or.s. n ~ corner Of Charles.st, 2l4X1O;
Edward Il Conklin and wlie 10 Deia nv
ssthst. n 5, 1896 IT of Amster Hanr i'N
1905 James Kearney to Ida MACE fs axioo:
ss,h.st = 90 3 It e Of Lexington-aye, Zo.oAioV'
Robert Ernst and wife 70 L .yan,, e" an 2i.iIx
1908; George Schrener and w'e 10 fr'ueH'N
51st.st. 5. 93.3 # of Gthave i LIZ 4
IIortensc l. Dufourcq TO William IL h,"e; Am.
Interior lot 6ol It n OF l1Oth.st ana ,,, ., A'I
Sserdam, lay ,0oScl ~ ass crIm%ins
Amsferdam.ave. " $, 95.1l It II Of 1iOth.st 80
xS2.7; William Dixon ana "He u '''''
il+n ms5 sur Ian and S wife ' to re.Ts
lO4th.sc. II $, 100 II " of 2d-aye. lO.sNivV.iV'
Flor Pohalski and another TO Leopold starN Ark,
Il7th.st 5 :, o5 It G OF 4th-ave, 20xlVV.ll JUN"
odaye q $ COIL II n OF 12Oth.st 20xSO; Lena
Poppenheim to Moses Stonehlli ,,,dns Road
Madison.ave-e S, 321 It OF kingsDrdge noau,
5oxi2o; Annie , Nsushton ana an0'ner, e.e.u
r,. srs to Ann Won lot 80 map peter y.en
tine. 5OXl93 Harriet a shepperd 10 ino'n''
G. Holland and another ,, 100
Cogan's Alley. n s. 1914 q OF Kiverd aa.ee 70
2lxieylrrreguar; David VerpancK' re"fee'
pro pnS W = iOS.5 It + OF Exchange Place,
!" 90 MO-: John G Davis and wife TO
Jennings and another d. rri: 10 John g Davis
King 4. 10 2ila to % Frank Schaeilier' referee'
Uons.on.st. no 1893 East; Israel Berkowitz and
wife TO Morris Berger !, sc;s md wife
aotb.st = 3 200 It W OF lOth:ave, 25x9s.o; Id
ward Hoten and wife TO John Corse ,,
sth-ave. n W corner S3l-s,' '''oN''"'
aad'st 8 275 II W OF l0th.ate. 5OxlOo.o; Johh
~ Judge. referee, 10 John WescT'..-.'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

aol stock as1soS 40 o ale snss exports
70 aireat 1ritan. IL 300 bales to France Ill -
bales TO the contiaeni G st1o' bales '0"''N'Y'
DOL, pn,es Si mh iO~Cotton steady: miidlins,
c low m!ddlIGg he god IA Prq baes Exports
a,pprSso ga bolcs sales, $50 bales: st0ch,
OF o3S bales wcekly-Net receipts, 3d. ba,e
gross 500 bales; exports coastwiSe' o'''0 '"'''
sales Ioi bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
ruE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. 10 (Special.-Wheat to-day advanced
5-S-cent, and closed firm. only a little under the
top. May sold from 70 1870 10, and closed at
20 I-4d70 3-S cents. The advance was ON crop
damage reports. Every short a little disturbed
over the news; st. Louis led In the buying. The
feature OF the day the strength OF july 1t selling
up alongside OF May. The damage reports came
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

p,r,v Sarah l. TO Robert Stuart ct al. ex-
nu rr;,iors etc 30 III West 25th.st mouths
bou'V"' III st.st 10 433 East, yeirs; ...:;.
Bake Charles e.. and vile, to the snIsfa S,a an
dusirial Bank, oo'''sV' .."..........
Br.desar.t. Charles q. and WIFE to Peter En- I'm
P reayi stS. and Other other property, year
CLARK Francis A, and wifc, 10 ue Johh on ha.o'
Brewing co, corner oil 9oth'st anu -ua'e'
cuhch any, Dennis, and wife, 70 NJ schlOsS' n
19thst Of Saiay s.Sas yfa' to tho Albany city
Savings Institute, west oo'''' y. II
chs Me5GerD BENSON and wife to Edward Wood
and another, executors etc' ,I w
BSSg 4.sy 10y sd a. w and sei = rg
CLARK, Francis A, and VIE 70 ,% h, ySn'i DAYS
Christian S William 4, to c c Cooke. No lo7
West l3.dst, yeats..; ,;i,,itc,root
Den.er, Mary. TO Frederic M'aa mortSages
Dodse MARY ), 10 CESSNA VI Ahrens, corner
osd;st , snd oIs'i iieimEe. corner ssdst and
Duly. james, 70 Tho Murray Hill, mon SS.k,
CusWiIIis. Alois, 70 The Hudson River Bank
sis 10 IS Kins.st, ! y .,,s - solomon ii
h' Kosn' 9tS".., Of Avenue b. Xears:;
Holland Thomas q. and another, 70 harrist ,. ~
sS4Gpps,TS; ye rsOou1eve i'' o. n:p
J.pnInss' Frederick b. and another. 70 Alexander
Brown. Broad'st '' r-A'n.Ase
K,smyS llras Henry W, and wife, to The East
River savings In.d'utlOn' iO'nAse' u
Kennci H" Biyaa l. and Wife; to Thomas T
Kcsrncv lanes 10 Charles @ Judson. n sSth-ss'
OF Amstsrdap.ave., years. 'nnuton,,v a
A'9i.t s,. ma" Of oth-sye. years :.
Miiman, Jeremiah and another eAesntS or e.c'
Moo S. William William T. ana VIE . Mary Hyatt.
corner Sns.ri GSe on: and anotsef 70 Mutual Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Friday, Feb. O-BEEVES-Eeceilts. ~
car OF ,or exnort faye) ~ Great Britain aud ID
els - 'i Theye were no Good teeves the market
cars 10 " SUN, lint, oven and Prices
The supply was hl ,hinr old ar 81 $50 - Is
fully sustained ana eNel ~ a. o06 u AZ
per 100 n for common 70 20 ar cows and heifer and
stays aid cNeh - lOsef %o na,t, $40. arm ~
IS l5n 80 % for bulls. wy urcsu m a ne. cow beef
7o92c extra prime at from London quot Amer
sold at i01 2c cable aaVices l,V nnad wcch and
steers easier al IVa mr STATEMENTS TO-
refrigerated beer steady az 80 pon,ns nv sumner
day 2Oo cattle 10 on WA ;oo onariefs OF beef
CO. on SATURDAY 90 eSt.c any 700 ouar,rs Of beef ON
the Serva TO Liverpool 2oEo quaI n . indies making
Glasgow ~ sheep on he alls 10 u, All Lille III 30
the total from this port Tor hes .ne ".cA LON
s.lcs--D Mcpherson d Co: % western steers ldf'
n average 1T 81 10 per 100 oxen. low ~ AZ 60 90
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CORNER sTH.AYE. AND

COUTHWEST CORNER sTH;AvE: AND
= i2D.Sr.-SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF
NEw-YORK. Abraham Herman and others. plaintiffs
against Augustus H. Levy and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure and sale
made and entered IN the above entitled sstion. dsel
Samed viii sell at public auction at The NewYsrk Real
Estate Exchange Saesroom, AZ No. III Bioadwoy. IN
the city Of SewYork. on Monday. IL: 2oth day Of
nett Esd auctioncer. the premises described In said
Judgment, and thereby directed to be sold. to wit:
:Ail that certain lot, piece and parcel OF land with
the buildings thereon situate lying and being In the
City OF New.York. and bounded ana described as i0
lows.
the sonhey side Of fory-second Street and the West
ery OF Eighth Avenue running thence Southwardly
sanr the West side Of Eighth Avenue twenty-five (2j
feet thence we,wordy parallel with Forty second Street
seyentynye (75) feet; thence Southwsriy, parallel with
Eighth Avenue twenty-five le5 feet thence westwardy
narse with Forty second Street twenty-five (2J) feet
thence Northwardly parallel with Eighth Avenue: hfty
thence Fastwady along the South side Of Forty
Street one bundled o0) feet to the point or place OF
beginning" ro,cr \, WAY uorSrN p.,.uo
Dated January 2sth. 1898.
HORWITZ & llERSHFlEID,
Attorneys for plaintiffs 90.
$50 broadway. New.York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

COOPERAGE STOCK-In moderate demand IN a strauE
market Molssses shocks heads. 81 90a2 so sugar
shocks and heads, IS inch 81 s0dsl 50 35nch 81 ood
81 old shocks without az Soc . TGW
81 Is hoops IA feet s30ds34 II feet $2SGs29 -
CORDAtsE-Ouet and unchanged at 12c for manila ana
" COrTON-The spot market ruled easy at unchangea
quotations Sales 1877 bales spnners and 62 bales lo
export. Quotations based on the American stahoaa
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Ordinary E.
STAINED.
Good Ordinary .......,>s Low Middlng........
Strict Good Ordinary. Middling 1916

Liverpool kilograms, 45 p; m-Reeept: IL goo bales
of which American, 1000 bales Sales 1000 bales OF
which for speculation export 500 bales Amer..an.
1900 bales. Spot market, small inquiry Mluuiihs
uplands AID. - -, , ,,,,
1900 bales for the corresponding day last year. since
September receipts have been i09 926 bes AGAINST
6Sl DAB bales during the corresponding period year
ago. The figures appended show the weeks crop move
MAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

%54f Tsse?s ss ,Sd1 sn e: ar;'
cincinnati Feb lorour ro: steady; 100 Wheat S,sS
.hpmenI, 800 ' slranr Tc &c. s'?f lx,' &c. yc
w,ak' No .. 5-c Pork strong. $50. Lard strong
ana ehg gcS si .I.adt sia nS wasy 'aiy sa,.
Or hHls = H. Si'r ss"Gy STEADY. agar steady '
milwaukee,. Feb. Io.-Four quiet. Wheat hrm
May y - 10 SPrns' o SIe : HD %o mhc
3Gc 30. 3 do. ;I3 la "a i-2c. Barley nominal 10
, sc; sample 4ja3 sc. RYE qmet 10 , Sra
Nav. SIC o. / = R,ceip,s-Four. 200 bbs what
l. 400 bush barley, 1000 bp.h shpment'-fiour'
500 Dbl, barley 400 bush.
Minneapolis, Feb. lo.-Thcre was quite an active
opening In wheat today caused BY sudden BUYING by
-h,r The crop damae. rep1r's tha1 came pouring
lowed closely by others saying there not BIT Of
damage there Thcrc was very qaie market aor
HE. Tnc cash market stronger today and The
price closed up lie from ye,SIGn poSn ne u GaSE
lar-ely Receipts Of wheat here 1914 cars and
s D%h ~? 2%pe Sgas aF Ns@7i R'''
20 tac closing, n &C. - igly Opening ,a,,ng e.
6S Sn ,fac & 30. ra2G Il l$c No. northern zoe
no. . Northern, GA CSC.
Philadelphia. Feb lo.,rlOur market continued very
. rcd. February II l4a7 5.ec; March. 75a75 l4c
April. 70 Ia 10 3-sc May, so l-4aso lie. Corn
oPcn Fs SrSst A s seee Mars& 81
81 I-2c April IL 3-sd IL 5sc; May, 81 3sa II 34c
Oats-There was nothing doing in futures. prices OF
4Ia4I 1-2c; March, Al 1874 3ac; April, IL l-4n
Al l.ac: May Al i-4a4l 3-4c. EGGS weak. lower;
PENNSYLVANIA arsts CSC. Refined sugar quiet un,
powdered. l.sc; fine graduated. 7-sc standard
DO 7-sc; crown 4. l-sc; crystal A. I.sc
double refined diamond A, 4 7sc: confeciioners A.
3-4c; red star a, 5sc keystone a. a.. 80 o.ec
4 70 green star e. 4c. Other articles unchanged
Receipts-Flour. 1850 bbls and 37o0 sacks: wheat
3 600 bush corn. $1,000 bush; oats. 11.2OO bush
Shipmcnts-Wheat, LOO BUSH corh o.-oo puS" ;
oats. 141JO bush.
St Iouis Feb. IO.-F1orr firm. but unchanged.
Wheat opened 1-4c higher and then became unse'u@i
but later advanced again ana cl9Sed -c ano.e rvy
rs 5-sc. Ccrn-Cash and February were shade se'.
Ter 40 SC: futures closed 1-sc on; May AZ CSC
J1 40 ic c o Ss 'sfr cS dons nrnn
G fir 73a . i.ac' iiay unchanged, Lead steady.
~ 70: opelter quiet 81 O5. Flaxseed firm. 81 10 IL
Bntter unchanged. Egg. lower, 22c. Cornmeal trm,
iies unchanged mSS P1ovls ons higher and firm Pork
f bry s sat one %cais loose shoulders longs ana
ribs $40 so shorts sn SG D s ons 0 s so
ribs iii 62I-a: shorts. Si1 81 1-2: strips. $40 30
sugar cured hams. $1,000 30. Rcceip;s-Fonr 5000
Ibis: wheat. 10000 bu.h corn lo aoo pish Sss'
10 900 Iish corn, 10000 bush: oats, $4,000 bush
rye. 1000 bush barley. 1000 bush.
Toledo Feb. 1O.-wheat active. Lghcr: No. cash
and February. 70 Zee May; - I"c; Crn s'e Ia
40. yellow a Ice: No. yellow 41c or.
onict cash. 36c. Rye dun cash 35c. .loversecd
dull steady prime cash and February, 80 30 March.
Corn. 900: rye. 600 bush; eloverseed oil bush.
shipments Flour Gi7 bbls wheat 3445 bush corn,
o93 bush oats, 400 bush rye 49S bush barley.
200 bush; cloverseed. 3ol bush.
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Gilp propertp for Sale.

MINE ELEGANT 3.s,ory ard basement private houses.
~ situated within block Of West 93d-st. station,
Easy Terms. Very Little Cash Required.
HITCHCOCK & CO., 2OJ East 11Oth street.
n OwNTOWN BUILDING. leased 10 one tenant 10
~ paying cent. for osle.
rutland g. WHITING. Bee kman-st.
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Gonntrp propertn for Sale ans Go fet.

A 1THACTIVE HOMES, az Harrington Park, Bergen
"A County, NewJcrsey. the West Shore II. Re- II miles
from New orA plots offered for sale from cents
and upwards square foot property Is carefully
tficted For further particulars application may made
personally or by letter TO J. EDWARD GILES 127 East
Sixteenth Street Ncw.York.
1n ILrON. CONN.-Thrce neat cottages, three minutes
w from H. T. station One hour and thity minutes
from Grand Central Depot y. y. Acquired by fore
closure OF morelec for materials furnished Cottages
built TO sell at 500 each They cost ~ 500 without
the lots Lots IS by about 300. ~
VIII sell cottages at $1,000 each. Nelghborhood IA
good Schools churches and nrstclass Railroad fscu
Ties. Wilton IL the Berkshire Division of n W
~ H. H. r. being the Intervening town between Norw,iL
and Ridgeneld This II nrst-class oppo,,uni,,
secure homo at q very low price. Apply 20 AN
DREWS, Fast i2d-st. ' W "N-
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CLYDE LINE.

CHARLESTON, $: G.. the South and sou,bvss.
From Pier 80, l.. X. Qoot Of koose,elLst1 IN -
ALGONQUIN. Monday ~ y ~
SEMI mole. Wednes,ay rehpluary y
IKOQCOlS.... Friday Fsb%y ~
All steamers have frst-cass passenger seconnod,,,
WIN. p. CLYDE & CO.. General isar, .Aeonss
r,o,, ou o bowling Green Ny
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AMERICAN LINE.

AZ NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON
EVERY SATURDAY
NewYork Feb. %, / 30 pm. Paris, March II
CnesNr, March 4, Z a. M. Berlin, March 1871 -
G.. From Pier 49, n. r., foot OF ChfistopherS
Shortest and Most Convenient Route "a TnsS-
Passengers land at Empress Dock, ayoldlns =
Venience ana exposure OF transfer by tender. -
First Cabin passage to Southampton. London n, ~
$50 and upward. according 10 steamer and locss.ssm
room. Second Cabin, s3j and $40 "'ss~
Steerage at Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMp.vv
General Agents, No. Bowling Green. Newyo,s
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CUNAKD LINE.
iPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN

A CUNARD LINE.
"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA oUEENsrowx.
Serya...... Feb IL, p. In. ,Seryis Mar ii MAJ.
Gains FEB: 49, 80 a. tmora Mar Is $50 81 nom NJ
Aufaa,a % 40 HtrsTs ,n;; Mar Is
from Pier 49,, North River, foot Of Ciafksonss ~
Cabin passage. $50 and upward. Second cshin sas
Steeraee tickets to and from all parts Of Europe 4 sss
low For freight and passage apply AZ ia esyy
pany's Office No. 4 Bowling Green NeWYork ~ w.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO, General Aecuh
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Gitp proptrtp 90 Est.
INIVE NEW and very attractive private dwellings 20
feet wide Nos. 22i 70 232 East 69thst between ID
aud Sd rent. 100 per annum; special arrange
ments made May l. 1898 houses open for inspection.
l.. j. CARPENTER, Al Libery.st, 1lSl 3dave