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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-01

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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-01

The largest tobacco warehouse in the
world is at Louisville. Ky, and it will
hold about 1000 hogsheads.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-01
The Placer af rormen.

On bilious people is chiefly in the region of
ME liver. but with the extreme discomfort
located there are associated sour stomach.
Vellowness OF the skin and eyeballs, morn.
Ing nausea, an unpleasant breath. fnrred
tongue, sick headache and irregularity of
The bowels. For each and all of these nm
pieasantnesses, Hostetter's stomach Bit.
ters Is swift and agreeable remedy. II
Is greatly preferable 10 any vegetable pur-
Hative or drastic mineral cathartic. Such
pseudo specifics usually do more harm
than good. In malarial complaints the
liver 10 always involved. For such djsor.
der. ns well as for rheumatic and kidney
trouble, nervousness and debility, Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters IL a benign remedy
Physicians strongly commend it for it's
promptitude aud thoroughness. and nro.
tessional approval is fully Justified by pub
lie experience during more than a third Of
n century.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-01

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children lovs.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-12-01
FEMALE WEAKNESS"

Mrs. WILLIAM HOOVER, of Bellville,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

lork. - 1901
BEEVEs Receipts ii2 csrs ~ 23in had carr f,r
export alive shipment dressed quaref' %
Sas. 'o' Is ca over on 0 wdacS 10 cars fo
The market Demand acyc and prices i"gi hsher t.-
fered Rough and inferior ,4'lr unbalanced a.! sosel
DS oS M o; 3, sG 1 se ., 's 1 a" coI ana s1,
to lar steer. a, s. 55@si 20 ciy native sides
caGe ad'ic,s quo,r rcfisciasl beet steady s',GS,
per II. and American I've ,atue lower at ioltlc sst-
pana VIII HnT TAKE cu go quarters d, sce 5r E
company. the Mohawk 3tl cattle Tor shamherg son
a9 40 cattle ana ?is" Ggar;cs = beef Tor sehwaT..
named arm ihs PRUSSIA 500 cat,ic Tor j. sbsmtrre
Son ne Wells City. ~ oat,Ie and "a sheep for
100 81. Goldsmith. the Mas>soit. i25 cattle Tor
Z, cS vi, g coo,p ,s ,'.,' Cd u.s.
Kansas d. FL ~ a, s. 20 Il HenueEy Go 10 ~ a,
70 q aas Co. a l:H IL: g. g. 2'S Is d. at ); o.
DO a. ,p n 81 At 80 10 do 4 49, a at d. ,o7
n: at s. do iiao II, a, 50 81 lo 700 ~ 50 IS
5. To- M' d. s cat S,a'@t' .;'; 'i =
Ss 4s IT. 81 sS g: : " p at al g % s,s1
Gaw li2c H. at 50 TO- /: do io'' H. at 81 ~ II do
$ W. sherman: 10 chc'eo ,,.er. l2'! n: a, 81 GO.
N&,dl a CO.. q 10 west 4 11 lSG a. - W., n
So 50: DO, 1000 -. at saao
cALvEs I!scr,pis go head. q which 40 head were
quality considered An 'od a! s3a'T per 100 NJ Cor
81 = for euternlk, 50 5oaN for fed calves 81 'oa
81 40 for Western calves Dressed calves In fair demand
at sale for city dressed veas; sgoise for country
dressed. few selected nearby carcasses AZ Oc for
dressed 3nGc for dressed butt-rnks and 4.d
3izc for ltle calve.
shles-iiufne Mullen; 122 grasscrs. 2o N average.
al 81 30 per 100 10 90 do lo8 fb at s. 10. IL butter
mlIks ~ ~ at ~ - Veais. l'6 H. at 81. do l27
ID. al ~, 10 do. at gu
Je!lin" Wright Co: ~ huitermilk calves III n. at
81 , veals. 12bH2G III at $af15 80. fed calves
at 81; also. lGi ~. at 81
liallenbeck q Hollis: veals. l1 n. AT ri 20.
90. 'licncck ." sass"ds and nuttermilks. 200 10. at
e." o. 49, l'z ID az VI e calves. lij 10 at 81 so.
90 lSh ID at ~; veals. lofRlS, ~ at S3nS3 IS.
,cs " ~ a. - "es. ,ra CAVES % No. at ~ % 10 do
81 80; veals. 100 II. at 81.
:. Judd Co.: IL v'als. 1872 H. at SO go do 100 n.
81
gned direct 10 butchers and ia cars Tor m.
n1d Sbs sro - Y, s , msn over 5s cars 10 he
tribe Grmer: lambs we're duI and easier ana anon, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug "a tspsciaD.-wheat to-day was easier
and very dun Prices declined about !, cent but recov
cred half OF IT, December opened STA sold betveep
o'ls and 81 and closed at 5I.a5Ts. September
was about ia cents under December May was about Z
cents over December The weakness yesterday was
due to lower cables but chiefly to large increase IN re-
oepts In the Northwest. Minneapolis and Duluth had
46j against 236 last OF cars
tiers were new wheat and 1t predicted that receipts
would Increase at very fast rate. The weather
abroad pronounced improved, prapoard cearances
small less than 100000 bushels Including the
hour. The speculation dull. Just before the clos.
Partridge the price support prevent wheat
being put Local receipts 1913 cars: estimate
for Saturday $50.
Corn was easier showing decline the day Of
u cent. but closing under Thursday May opened
52l4 sold between 52Iz and 6lTt and closed at 52I.
cents Receipts 26i showed increase the es
innate for saturday go. Illinois had showers rains
were predicted er Iowa, Ilnnos Indiana, Missouri and
Ohio Saturday. The speculation was dull The country
AID not seem 10 have any buying to do The profession
Price about cent. and closed 1t without much reaction
May opened at 3Si1 sod between 33 and 3+
At 35,s cents Receipts were 400 cars the estimate for
Saturday. $40
Provisions opened strong light hog receipts They
closed weak In sympathy with grain and selling by
PACKERS January pork sold between si3 II and SIS
and closed At &l3 co. January lard sold between 81 Is
and 81 a. snd closed at 81 co. January ribs sold between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

week II 900 consigned through 5000 to T .tok
1850 on sale co. market opened strong for good n
but with very good offerings mere AL, Tor common
Receipts last 2, hours head total fS5 w censsned
through $50 to $3.50 on sale ;b IsSt
opened steady and nrm Tor neaVy ssd strong FOR good
IS a5as6 Quotations cornfed iorke's .om AZ TO- me.
$50 grassy subblefed nn1 81 ooas6 choice heavy
s. asasG pigs IS 5oas5 7o roughs - G' Sheep and
last "a hours 500 head to az io con-
thus far 1900: same time las, occ On sale 400
signed through 5000 to h slow %H for others
closed dull with loads q sheep a an GOOD 81 $50
lambs unsold; best lambs - ioasf. S5fs. CO. culls
$ 10: -cus s2ass 2' good '"eeP'
S Ea., liberty Aug lss, sass CO.
GSat g. s dss so fair light 81 2c@sa STSd
Teqs Cows ls and hers So 10 ossRun s Ss %
t s %osrs o" s?9 Sass &c. workers. @
81 So pig. s5as5 Is good sows s2gs1 10 ex,ra ssd
rough sow; So s. asgs far 81 oGs co. soc .s
earrings 81 5OGs3; lambs s2aS co ~; y, Tea'
So 90 heavy and thin calves tt"ta.,e-Recepts
q COO head Market Comm9n 20 extra naws and
81 23as3 s,ockers and feeders Rec.ips 1000
pulls Morkef strong Tor choice grades others s, 81
covv 81 2Ons5 90 to choice m o 81 5Oa
choice a Ss Receinis 900 head Market steady IN
fcrIor 70 choice Sass % lambs u '1 aet head Market
ST. Loui. Aug 2+cattie,Recep'S There was only
moderate supply in III. Texas W 9s,st s. cows 81 o
p7cyaFa steers N,y s: s'sss 2g
rba n,rke, wa. irregular again. strong on w
good heavy and weak for the common nsn .a,o higher
na,m down 20 common barely steady while some gr
and rough sold about Sc lower ard were Sb S. soGs Is
nehNy' o. ,a,r,s All head Market slow; natives s<g
80 20, lambs 81 75as3; stocSers. 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug 2t-cott9n steady mlddins rs, and
c-oss REGENTS 800 bales. all crop sales "'o naes
SINNERS lbs bales stock L. DI bales WeekiyNet anu
49, rcconts q 23I bales exports coastwise lJbO bales;
sales / sOi bales: spinners. III bales ~ ,, lou,
Tor,,ils Aug ot-Cotton steady: middling. 6Hc; low
rildlnr 5-i8c good ordinary, 5sc net ana gross te,
ceips IL bales exports coaswise 20 bales saes "
h,ies| s,ock oIil bales. Weeky-Net and gross re-
CENTS sol bales: exports to the Continent LOO oaies'
coastwIse I IS bales sales. 341 bales - a., -,
savannah Aug 2i.-Cotton quiet; middling. osc' low
mi1dlng 6i,c; good ordinary. 5sc. new coiton -
inucr not receipts bales including 20 oaIes NJ"
crop gross oi7 bales sales 225 bales; stock ITO pa
neNc, receipts 637 bales: gross 639 bales; exports
co,stwise O07 bales: sales go bales ,,,,,
New orleans Aug. 2i.Coton quiet e good mlad ord
nary &c; net gross receipts l,3yl bales nculns
60 boIes now crop exports Great Britain l5J BALES
ai, 40 bales. stock 90 PSI bales Weskly-Ne re-
CENTS 5473 bales gross 54si bales exports TO Great
Irtain bales the Continent fS'' pa's' ''d''
wise bales: sales. 1855 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

There was little actual business in thu pa,
market yesterday rumor was circn,.,.s ESTATE
effect that Louis s. Samue.s had sold nj. :" Ne
at the southeast corner Of Fif,h-ave and ThsV
ffth-st., seven-s,ory stone building on n,o
for about 100000. Mr.. Samuels, when se., .s-il
neither deny nor confirm the report. Ash. "oua
this. nothing of nteres, was reported ''0a
Uptown brokers repor: that the demand d. :,
and stores to rent for the fall has opened ,s,A
fortnigh; ahead Of the usual time, and No..
great activity A favorable feature OF thu .'ses
Is a renewed disposition to buy acreage nror..'
In good building centres for DEVELOPMENT IT,,
Co. have sold for the owners OF the Magea Ma 3
Mount Vernon, 10 +. c. Boch. about len 49, 49, q
ground, fronting 100 feet In Fu.ton-avs III. a
chaser vii. cut the properly up In lots puF'
r. S. Minturn has resod to BufYao ma, g,
acres Of land at Hastings for abou, SIS N" a "
property will be cut up in plots wv" ~
". II. Hoyt & co. have sod for Louis Robert. =.
John ID. Rockefeller plot Of 200 acres Of ~ =
Pocantico His. TarrytOwn. y. Y. for apou, sses
Mr. Rockefeller has purchased. including ri
pot. nearly 700 acres q and at Tarrytown wb, s
There only one SAFE at auction yes,era. .
the Trinity Salesroom. No. III Broadway pssy
Meyer acting for Bryan L. Kenne.y. or.sus,
three-story stone house. lot 1880 in Edvscnsa
ave 81 feet south Of One-hundre1 and ,ai,,vunoe
enth-st. The plaintiff. Augusta VI. De Psys,sys ~
the buyer for $1,000 W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
posrON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Aug H-"Tne Boston commerce. rh ssIes Tor
ii; 80 ,ou,orrow NJ The wool market: ne sdes
ne week are 23i3 600 domestic and COO oo TO ores
ysek and gOl 900 N domestic and 3iWn 10 loe'sn ,r
the same last year. The saes 10 dse s a. 10
crsose ~ n 279 377 n domestic and decrease on
SIS OgO 10 foreign tho sales 20 me s ar Lea
domestic and 800 bales foreign Inc MARX. ~ III
Lily s,eadv nj the decline made last week from ne
ey hon, nrices Ohio deaine has sold at 2c. drop
~ De- from the advanced rates Best me Wes'eim ns
ar on last basis OF 31q3sc Tor pest oi1
staple The inquiry is small Most OF the t1resn
before II announced that uu'y
frp.eI g., Fond must be paid There G2,oOOO 10 OF
WOOL in bond in United States valued ~, az o.rr
w. 90, COO Hon William f. Russell went to washington
THURSDAY 10 present before The departments tne case
,i,na and dealers owning wool IN bona
igau,,s ,rge that IL 10 admitted free Importers nave
discovered that tariff postpones the d
", January only on manufactures OF wool IN acc1t"
nce With preyous rulings they will Therefore demand ,a
anufactures OF worsed Of cotton and wool OF noh'F
etc come in free at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Newly August "a. 1871
COTTON-There uneventful start this morning
in the the opening being abou
steady with prices unchanged point decline on near
months and unchanged to | point advance on Iate
positions The prices during the day within
q rather the extremes on october being
BIS and 80 and the Improvement for the day 10
points. with the At the close steady The total
sales bales. Liverpool closed partially point
lower Locally the market without special interest
trading being taking Of the cotton
somewhat disconnected by the conlicting
reports hand from the cotton belt In regard To
Injury crop by heavy rains. and this more than
somewhat tsfacory condition OF the Liver
pool the Memphis district
the Carolinas. Alabama and Texas Inc stop
page England mills and the rather conlpicatci
condition O affairs there having somewhat pad
effect on market II rumored on Change that
COCO bales OF had been taken for export. hut
IL turned be 5,79l bales direct shipment made
recently Receipts Of new Houston 2,S2
bales 1913 week and 0s6 last at Gal
weston bales against 1876 week and 1i3 last
year; New-Orleans s33 bales. against % las, week;
Charleston. bales against last week The interior re-
ceips for the week unusually heavy BRENNAN Tex;
alone 3.764 bales against 1874 last week ana
only - year ago The total at all interior points "a
year only 5000 and last week the total was
$3.50 bales The heavy receipts at Brennan are taken
by $ indicating free movement OF new cotton
from The receipts FOR the day at the ports
1926 bales. making 1898 for the week against
IL. 200 last
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

against Sss 679 bush The dealings In the market were
small scale during the latter part OF the day. JUS
before the close there was slight Improvement on me
rally in corn, leaving on quiet. however
at 4QSc net decline. The demand for cash wheat was
comparatively sma. scale for export safes ~, m
Guided 1900 bush No . red September price deiiv
anoa,; September cosed at 5si.c; $500 bush No !
Northern spring on private terms. and ssVp busn l.
York private terms. TO receivers and sou bush
ungraded spring tor export. private terms .tohN ,
early there seemed little disposition 10 sell
based belief that the high prices had practica.Iy
discounted the effect Of the short crop Later thIe
little buying 10 cover. but the demand soon ie
volume Of trading The situation Of the market shows
but little change There is undoubtedly every reason
for believing that the corn crop cannot much II any,
exceed total OF GOO0OpO bush. but prices have been
advanced point where the demand has been seri-
ousy interfered with. and while the amount Of fodder
used the West FOR feeding has increased materially
showing that there is likely 10 be an unusual demand
FOR feeding stuns this winter. the fact remains that
the high price Of is likely TO reduce consumption
Of that cereal The hay crop good this year and good
abroad. which. TO certain extent helped waterway
in ekng out the supply Of coarse grains Tor ieedins
Toward the close little life appeared and prices
bid up quite sharply. the market leaving OF
fairly steady at practically last nights prices Cash
quiet and little easier there scanning 70 be
but little demand for spot property Sales Included 10000
bush No 2 GTaa6c. delivered. including loads for
export. OATS-It was quiet. heavy market in oats
level cash futures Prices declined quite
nc loss on cash The early wheat
induced sympathetic selling. while the subsequent
rally in Ia; reflected in Cash
fairly active. Sales included ZOO bush No at 334c
bush No white at &c; 900 bush No white. 36ac;
10000 bush track white S6a42c. and 1000 bush track
mixed at 34G3ii,c.
give comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
az a he N dafn laef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
Craal Notices

I,ZECI'TOR'S SALE.-Esta'e or Edmuhd
IL Titus deceased, BY order Of Henry W Sacke,
rrec,,nr Pursuant 70 the authority and directions ~
the last will and testament Of Edmund Iitus
tho undersigned will sell public auction by Wlan -
at the Real Estate f.xchtnge
lso Montaguest. Brooklyn. on the 2itn DAY 81 Ausus
noon, following described
constituting a part Of the Estate OF saii ns,eie n.
namely ali that piece or parcel OF ini VIII.
the building erected situate lylhS ara D-'ns W
the Twenty-third ward Of the city OF itoohtyn i''
bounded and follows Beeinnng AT a
poin ON The westerly side Of Tompkns Avenue distant
twenty feet rorthery the corner fornci Dy IN"
tersecn u the norther side II Lexington Avenue Win
Tho Westerly side Tompkins Avenue. thence running
ros,,,lv and parael with Lexington Avenue and part
Of the distance through party wall eighty ier'
nor,herv ana parable! Tofnpkins Avenue twenty
feet thence eastery and parallel win Lexington AErnu
and mari Of the distance thr ugh party wall egn'y
Zoe, ~ the westerly side Of Tompkns Avenue and thence
solth.ry along the westerly side OF IompHlhs hf'nt,
,wcn,v feet ,c the point place ~ beginning the salh
premises being commonly known az No s's pinphI"S
Avenue btsNiti W 'N'''''
WmIIAW a McQTAID Attorney for Executor
"i Tribune Building. New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

Liverpool Aug % , ~ =. m.-beef-ErtIa India mess
MN at 52s o. prime mess nrm AZ SOS F'fk-frime
7p-. DO medium nfin al nit
"a IIams-Short cut about IL ~ n duh AZ h5s
bacon Cumberland about - - 3 n. fui4 a. .'s
shor, nh about - duh long cl~a- mltics
- y, duh is I'd. long AM short ces nidss
about dun 3-s Shoulders About ]. 20 J. 10.
steady a, 35s 81 Cheese American hres' white AMI
calorc. firm a. - Taluw Prime c.ty. nominal
Coitonse~f OIL Liverpool refine steady az 2i- Spirits
Of n is - Kosin fnn0n dun ~ y.
- LId-TFime Western SPOT. arm A. rs Nhr" 10 :
rcd winter steady 9l.d ~ fei spring steady a.
A. ~ Fllursi Louis fancy winter steady - - % Corr
NlSNi spot - ii August duh Al - IL.
September ioi October dll at - 81 H"ps Al
London Pacific Coast steady az ts1J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
STEAMBOATS,.

FALL R1W[gR l0NGa
FOR HosTON NEWPORT. Mar,ha's Vineyard. Nam
lck. Cape n -rd all Eastern and Northern Mouhcah'
Iniand and Seashore points. - n,.,,r.~
DOUBLE SERVICE. Tn" PRISCILLA: ~ KrIAAn,
piyMOi TIL and PILGRIM In commission together Two
each daily hne orchestra on eaeh bar peay'
York from Pier - ,od NUMBER. North fs.,sE'
100, OF Murray St. weekdays at 80 and go T.
sundays $40 p NJ oily. Boats from New YORK o.5o
- week days and +. NJ. sundays touch at New,
port Pullman yestbuled trains leave Pa. River at 90"
and 40 a. NJ. Boston $50 and 300 A NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
THE STATE or Trade.

Baltimore Aug. 2l-Flour dull unohansS' rcd not
ana August s6qSGi.c September 56is d"''.c' S, h.
s9. qs1isc steamer No red. sc bid milling wne@. -
samre 5GI5iisc stock ?s3 40 bush; SAFES oIy.' 49,
Corn dull. mixed spot &c bid. southern VIII
COAdGic: do yellow 59d6Oc. stock. lII'>, ousn,
MD bush Oat. very firm: No white " estrIh' o., 2
1aTc. No mixed 3iG3jc: stock. !4' 400 Dusn az,
omin, NJ &c stock G+2 bush. Hay steady 10 nrn.
mlddlings nc Provisions hrm mess PORK, ioc' al,
shouder. sc: short rib sides &c clear Sizes ~ ~
surar-curcd shoulders. 9i7c hams l4+c tor sni.l,
,cr large. lard refined ?i.c. Butter hrm' creaine,
fancy .4T2E,c: ladle fancy l5ulbc store pach'i ~
s;ijc Eggs Arm l5isc Coffee quiet: NO l. lotc' sugar
steady. granulated 81 ~ .
Boston Aug 24-Four quiet and unchahgeh. ,Dfn
outlet ana scarce quiet and plentiful shorts quet
Provisions butter quiet and hrm; northern
cry 24n2i'.c western 22'sg-"'1c' N"e'Sc "''' '
Northern. 99ul0c. Eggs hrTn
buffalo Aug 2t-spriny whcat--LimIts weak demand
light: sales 500 bush No hard spot &c. 4Sn bush
and freight GO; closing No hard spot, "'sc' ~,
Northern chicago DO 5oi1r. Chicago No spring
TO- SOC No hard cost Insurance ana h e,sf.
Gii.c DO new Gii.c. No Northern. 81
do new 5psc Winter wheat castor NO reh ''''2
/ white GOc sales. NJ red 5bisp,,c car y" -
e,,ro red SIC closing No Yellow c
corn - store 30 bush No ? ye low 80 luv
bush No corn 5sd5si.c. 10 cars d. co.. .
cars No yellow So cars No yellow 'sc tIacN
: ears do 35c. 4 No white. Jzc, cars - =
,ni,ei 3oc / car NJ white. clipped. 3Sc Rye du ana
w.rk- ~ . sic asked track. Flour quiet uncntngSS.
vui,eed-Fair demand firm. unchangHh 'anH H''h'''
nm,e, wheat q &C. corn. Sc g. Nev-York
CHICAGO Aug 23.-The leading futures ranged as ioi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Dey-st. No 90: Charles NJ Van Buren, to Hen-
same property; Henry F Mandell to Mary A van
Howard-st No %: Chloe Bleokley 10 Elizabeth
Herring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Same property: Elizabeth Herring 10 Chloe p
Herring ..........s ...... ...............
Broome-st. No 20: Sender Jarmulowsky to Michael
Fay ''s'.. .'''s.t -...........
Aftorney-st @ s. 10 II Of Stanton-st. 2Jxi0Os.
Michael Fay ct al 20 Gerson LYMAN .........
Lep,is-st No 227; stephen Tedford to Henry W
I2th.s;. No lis East: James Mupaney to Aco,;a
east asn'' 10 POS Vest Jennie Gardner to Mary
77th-st. l3s West; Charles A Vessel % John ]
McGrath 1919. .,,......... ....,...........
77th-st n g. 800 II OF West End-ave. Irregular:
Ferris Thompson Abby Thompson -.
lids n g. 1853 II II West End-ave. lsxl02 .:
Samuel Il Sheyer referee 70 Henry L. Roy
ii6th-s, SIS 2lO II Of Madison ave 25xIOOu ii:
Edward Fitzpatrick to Macmillan Morse
IS5th-st n S. 80 II e u 9th ave. j6xlOO: Alice
Leo to Isabelle y Leo.y......,................
Lots ~ and S3. block 2.5i2. map of Kemp es
tate ODD ward. Reyanna Kemp to Charles
Part lot o2 map Of portion Of Da,er estate. etc:
Simon Danzix al to Margaret Mackenzie.
1l9th-st. Nos 10 and ~ West. J r. Ferrer TO
W Ross. -, 80. '.'',.''...:.
lOIth-st T. - II Of LeXlngton-aye l6sx
100 II: Minnie l. Simon 10 Solly shuster......
I22i-st s. 100 II Of ParH-aye. 20xlOo II:
Patrick n McCullagh n Michael Cofey. nm.
i3Ist-st. Nos 267 and 26g Wes'. and other prop
erty: executors OF Samuel Wright 10 John
FerrIer .s.....,.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-25

- IN and q and closed at ST. There only 16oOo
hogs: the estimate for Saturday was l3,oU. ,,,l0s7n
'Ssn H. curb mrs on December wheat were 3Isg91,t
con,s. calls 57s cents Puts on May corn oZs@o-'t
Cents: calls 52a. cents.