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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-18
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

There was a somewhat improved tone In ,ha -,
estate auction market yesterday, and a larva -
tendance at both exchanges. The sale bv D =
Harnett & Co., Of sixty-one lots at Raw p,a
Brooklyn. situated in Seventy-frs Seventy-sac,ss,
Seventythird and seventy-fourth SITS. Second 49,
Third ayes, brought large crowd to the Idbsr,-
Street Exchange, but the bidding was slow 49,,
only thlrty-sx lots were sold. The corner :,
Ovlngton-ave. and Thlrd-aye brought, 0fAa e.
George Self, with from s7T. TO SO9 for intern ',n
lots In Third-ave. Lots In Seyenty-th ~. M
Th!rl-ave brought $3.50 oach in SeYenty- fo,,,s nsx
$3.50 each. and in Seven;y-sacond-st $50 s,sS
Lots In Second-ave; between Seventy-hrst ana
of the property Withdrawn. Among the buy rs.
X. +. Read. G. G. Mckay Il. q Slmorsr'
At the Trinity saiesroom. peter + I ,,aer ON
under partition. No. $40 .exington-ave. a four.sios
stone dwelling. It sod for 5000 to John q Day9s
Nos i2i and 426 West Thirty-nlnth-s, two ' SSs
story brick fats. lo,s 25x9sg. easa The pIaIn ,s
was the buyer In each case. No. i26 brough, Ia ~
and No i2i brought 1868
James c. l.aior offered 70 close estate, No y
East observation-disclosures fol,r.sio.m
brownstone hathouse f. c. Prescott was the buysy,
for 5000 ''1
~ Goding. broker. sold for Mrs. Natalie r. Bay wiz
10 Dr. George II. Butter. the lot on the east ado =
FIfth-ave. seveniysiX feet south Of Seventy eigbS
s.xty-s!xth-st.. four-story dwelling with s.ablss
lo, 5Oxl0o. on private terms.
DR. Dnkelspeil has sold 10 Or. Thomas No
West Ffty-f0urth-st.. a fOur-slOry stone dweiIi,~
lot l6GxiO) for about $1,000 '
Mande.baum e Levine have sod to Patrick Far.
No IS Coumbia-st.. three story brick dwelling. i,
2Jxl0O for $4,000.
Frank T.. Fisher has sold for Dunn Brothers hyua
ers TO f. J. Lord, No. 32i West Seventy-elgnthss
a three-anl-a haf-story American basement hous.'
isxj4xlO feet. for $500.
Mrs Wllheimlnl Albert and August Albert sou
10 Mrs ReDecca Danzlger No. lG Pltt-st a Az
story trnenIent-house lot 2jxlOO for $1,000 Oita v
Dage sold to a lMv Pohley his fye-story aai,horss
I'm Fifty fOurth-st., near Flrst-ave. for $1,000
Jonas Kalb has sold To Randolph Guggennelms,
through NJ q l.. Hess. the siX-story rOn-front bus,
ness building Nos. 10 and IL Greene-st -4Ox0 !,
$4,000 taking in exchange $780, 900 thirteen lots an
the north side of ne-hundred-a nd-frs-st seyers
feet east OF Madison-ave.
The Parker estate has sold the old homestead No
Al East Twelfth-st.. J0xll5. for $4,000
Freedman Brothers have sold Nos. 50 and "a
Wooster-st.. J0xll0 The buildings will be torn down
and a seven-story business building put up
The William Collins estate has sold 10 Hoffman
Brothers No ~ Widest, 25xlCO, for Si,5O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, May IL, Ist4
CoTTOS-The net FOR the day was TO pom. ,
Tho oIeainG MAS decline OF ! 30 poih,s IL"
,ange on August 69TG70 5c. The early decline was
and .he closing Liverpool market. which WI re-
main until Monday morning TIRE receipts mnn
attention They show steauy u.iis
OF and ports received only 22oO bales
All and 4S99 bales last year necsps
M The ports for .he variously estimated az
week and 80 bales last year. ANXIOUS INQUIRIES ~
being made as - condition Of the cotton crop put
nj reports seem 20 unusually favorable Inc weaver
the good and the seems 10 De ma ,iis
satisfactory Will be remembered
ti,ne Louisiana suffering from Hopus ~
Is thought however that there will be no serious Ias.
tha wear 10 the crop one can te wha
a vcok or n month may bring forth in the way OF
damaging weather The local temper is sh bearish anu
Inc South is favoring the bear side. Meanwhle ,ne
market is listless and uninerestng everybody
fr something while local traders ar
With making a scalping profit and then ne naIke'
,o,chod 07c to-day for August. which Is the lowest
$50 Monday at &c. Advices from Fall River ndca,e an
Increased demand print cloths and more business 90
Inc generally this has appreciable erect on our
market and even bulls TO be losing ial IN
snv material upn Receipts at New-Orleans to-ihorrO~
ore estimated al bales. against 25l nale hnine
dov last week 1924 bales last year me m,e,lo'
Tece,pts are running ihht Augusta receipts - nas
anst ia bales last week. 900 bales last year Memphis
receipts 2s bales against % bales last week - oae
las. YEAR shipments. 549 bales St Louis receipts 10
taies against 80 bales week. OK bales last year
sSinments 1851 bales. Houston receipts ~ osles
AGAINST 16 bales week. 3S1 bales last yea. Jaws
TON and spot markets were lloc lower pu
other markets unchanged , .,o.,,r ,,a. ,hs
Openng range and close to-day ana CLOSING oue '"e
,xoht ov1l Qgf
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rrvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY lsoA-TWELyE PAGES

choice I40i,c: sweet lacking flavor lie Eggs "''
''ca" 1in Mac Mas patent So 4oa s
fancy s. ,oas2 H. family 3 rs Gs = ss2c sample red
yory CORN rSf sady 40 white lc No yGSw
&c White asc. 10 mixed asc sample mixei SO S,'s:
porkIoe rates are for ed mTiy is Kettle job
sales steam leaf nc; kettle dicd rs Lear iaTd short
rih ses 5c short clear sides ne whskey Market re-
mains steady. Sales Of dscrs' goods on OASIS u - "
Ta May 5 5 S SS c sef"T what at NOM 5o%u %S
No northern &c No rns So No Ssu ssrd r %'" and
in good demand rye active and s rs no. N3 c s S
70 = a +Sc G %6 st T N5 = 7
egsTins s. IS nG%"S s.a Fm' ~t s7a'
$ oas 80 f go gc" ss9 on m1ss sa dog
sI3 70: market steady. .,,.
Minneapolis May i7Ncw cords n wheat heat pr pr's Is
G,any sum sum UP me r aoT ac lover than they we're
at the close II The session yss;' The activity
In I2y which closed yesterday at &C. openei s uI ai
morning at SOC o CO. then broke To- Ss ,cm "a.
5SLc "A drop II nc from the close y-st"TIay: ,1nv
Der closed at sc yesterday ana at 90 rsh wheat
fcrsd was wr soI when the break CANE 3 a.
The prices cha Sa' , has 80 rar at 6aoo The malst
was steady movement but wax N p5 for bakers
q. - and $o bulk s % IN sacks shSr's
SO oasi the market at So !" yellow. 5Sscsc oats
e ar,ni 80 3 white Sic. 40 3. 81 4n3i'
r@p II s2nn M9y Ts 1Sr % Gc1 cs
,. iodiferen nnd there scarcely any % arish
t,iosalc ,v,y Wheat market was w,hN, uIrl .r,her
nac,,iotinn in New and Chicago ana nand
rTc,'nn1 la Nc closing nominal. WIN m,ie "a n;
,,rn any source: red May. 1gn"4c' n ~tlor
80. July 5IG5TLc: August 1Sn'St'' , ii.,tns In
~. rtf.i was weak In sympathy WIN h' ~ vas
,, and ruled dull Cables were slow ana M ,~v
49, mi. cxporf inquiry. Local carlp'H No., n .
XIX 'la Trrlnrs at former rates sales OF y" n
,,I a., tic. so . mixed May. 42NAz'sc' Jun Jun, !,i
.esc! Iuy i2F0i3c: August 3+@I1Ac Ua c
-. den,nd was more active end prices ia -
n ear lots and i.c on futures closing nm S9 Whit.
49,, i'-I yhl,. AT 4ic: No white. NJ 4l4tc' IN
Woy rune and ruy 4lhG4iNc: August -, ga. a.. wv,
, ,nlesae 10: jobbirg. 3W23c Egt, Ii'' 10Y
m,,h . fa.r oLbng trade: b""f. cry isiatN, ha,ns
WIN ~. S,sl5siS "a. pork. family. Sl'fiSi" MAINS
~, y ,ac' sies 7i2lIDc. shoulders Iisq:, LEI arm
~ ,"t i,rl t,e City r"nned. Nl4nS'sc i''' ,,n..
w., vt. winter bran bulk so 2'dSl' per o' ''
articles unchanged . Ion, go IN
St Louis May i7flo!r Market qr 81 oisp o Choice
& 81, a.. rve -four s3asi ~ Bran Guei ara - Is
rn,ntrv ron,s cars. bulk at 5'c; ~, .ir
ras, tfack , carr sacked at C2c; d2 ~ "; ,s, 10
IShe,, lover NAV. bic; Juy. '2f"Z,s Nuf T,
~ or, lower MAY nc. June. "''sc' s,nIy' 90.
S,,o,,her 3gt.c oats YESTERDAY, HI"' al
o.. August 2Ssc Fors-Siandari mess 81
ho,cc : oc Dry salt meats shoulders ~, rT,srs
az jnngs 7c clear RIBS 7<c: shorts -, hgn , n,
steady a. ON Lead steady aad trn a. - rs az 20
soIes two cars at 50 Is spcer dull win S'"''' "F "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-18
c1rHEME COrRT -TrIal dosirod In Onon

- dasn county New York Jacos A. No'nshofn, oni
Manc, ,'a,.s as Is" ,. oos a. pan,s
against JACOB Grouse. George Grouse. 'ha,lr- =:
Cray Catharinc crouse Ayling. Andrew : F'ek william
e Kl M5rsa M Fnrs My foicS Eras,u. T. brewer
Chrr'ophcr J. linton 'haris, ,r@ks r!""N Ys t
ference Onuud,ra County orphan AHyiun. - J"s"phs
e,I,cusr Homo A.socla on ~ the Good Sh"ph"'
,o,hcrwsc known the House and Hosp'al o. Tie Coed
ms the administrations ~ the e-ai" 81 Cathorlne De.
G ana ,' - John NJ Cronse clara rouse
W , lara i1nr Iae Finest Is Hnsna, corcs T. Nor
hegry VIM H,Jd "a4 VIM ea ierr Yonns
Fanny r. Walsh M'r h arh s,Tnr te"Trc IT, Dres
p S, valentine nunhan seward Dresnsch; James
irown ceorslana IIroSn lIGnmond The , rartIc"2r
council Of 81 Vincent DE Paul d S'g ~ 81 Sy.S and
s., Iosepn's Asyum, Hamilton Smell. Iena w2 ,,i,
cr"se. asrah & Wes,brook Henry V Bqra, Eula Hen
S nSsca EdssT f0S%" s
ohs ds%sa Gro9ss Wilson" o la A@n Sa
crousc charles rhnney Harry A. nras''f fdi por f.
hnast Caroline Roberts BANKS Clarence II. Roberta
Ae RGs'7" pdsr %sm Arthur e Rosrs ANNA Ia
v Ron iach Din,'' IIal!cy wGs Henry C. White
clark Mary i. shants Clark. IssaeheT + sh1nks IT,
Toa, WhS "Ds Joen hdaw Mh!S R'G Spn w. Xxx
oHlin Anse white lr II The soid Ansei Whit r t,n Is
lHn
~gniecs dcvsecs assgnees and personal representatives,
mann. nr~ unknown the plaintiffs: defendants To The
defendants: You are hereby summoned -
answer the complaint In this action and to serve r1py
~ vor answer the plaintiffs attorney within tw'ny
davs after service u this summons exclusive ot me
a. NJ aerce and 81 your failure 10 appear or
answer Judgment viii be taken against you 10y default
Tor the relief demanded in the complaint Dated March
18th. 1924 M 80, ,os, ~ ,',i,-oss ~
IL, i,iock Syracuse. New York.
"a seward Grouse. charles Phinney Harry A. Brastej
,,i,,h n rrnsted Invinia 9. Williams Frances j.
En ,parthurst Caroline Roberts Banks. Clarence H.
Dnle II.
,ne "a Roberta Daniel 7. Roberts; Arthur r. Roberts
i N n r. pown. Henry C. Witt Mary Ann White
ifm Ji,sey White Susan !. White Clark. Mary T..
sh"nks clark Issacher r shanks jr Thomas u, WHITE;
1hn :, White Robert W. Ray. Oliver &. Clny Daniel
q ADAMS Ansei white IT, The said Ansel White r.
naa.e, the descendants heirs at law. next Of kin.
dcyisees assgnces and personal representatives.
~, The said Ansei white. jr or any, whose several
W -, ,rs unknown the plaintiffs: The foregoing
mmnons ia served upon you by publicnon pursuant 70
% rsr ~ the Hon Irving O. Vann. one NJ the Justicet
~ he supreme Of the state or New York dated
~ n.,h sv 81 April 1885, and filed with the complaint
In the Office Of the Clerk ~ Ononagh Iuny New" orH
at SyrncuS'' '"s GEO r. COOK
Plaintiffs Attorney. Office ana posfofice address iV
WI.ting Block. Syracuse. n V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool i7345 I,eef in poor cs. rnshy NJ
G-s Gi: pork In poor demand. prim" mess Ms'ern
steady nj rs ~: 10 medium. steady A. rs vi M
,.,cr demand short cut about u Ia ~ 10. hnl ~ -
bacon in poor demand Cumberland cut "h.u = ns
ull 81, 35s. short rib about - n. dun AZ sos W s
Clear mddes about ~ H. dull NJ 33s Gi long ana snD,,
clear middles about ~ ~ dull at &'s shou'nrrr. nr
80 g. ~ NJ dull a, 3Ds Cd Cheese in fair denihn Nv
American finest white and coior"d steady at '"s. ~ ~,
In moderate demand: prime city steady AZ Z's s'' ~
,urn.ntine In poor demand; nominal cot'unserl 9,
ert,ol refined 2ls 81. rosln In ns1eIa' a.
st.aJV IS lard. spot In moderate ~
,nand futures IN demand: prime western sl. nnl ~
as ri. wheat In poor demand. No red winter th~'
a. ID -four IN poor demand. 50 Louis fancy M'nt'I u
q, ts nj. corn spot poor demand futures IN
H1o,'a,J rty~l Western spot steady ~ 3s 6ti May,
,nS n, 9s Ci;d. June STEADY ~ ~ GNd July. s'"hn'
~ M Gitd. hops London fdclhc '"'S'' J" P''' W.
al "a flHfJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-18
RECORnED MORTGAGES.

Adler. Lena to Madeline Claussen. 4o2 Pleas
ant-ave years, - 10, Saw
ings Bank. 5sth-st, =. 30 II OF -i-a's'
proS Snar tasenc and VIII. 10 George Ehret sih-
Burke, Mary Ann. 20 Andrew Dalton. ls@d-s''
= $50 II OF Iailroad-ave. 3 years =,
Cohen. Selma. 10 Emma \ Anwell sianion-ss'
s. 10 II q Of Wille,t-st. and other property
mortgages. > years. .....,......' -. ~ ~,
Earle. Lille J. to Title. Guarantee and Trust -, go
and another. l6Oih-st. n > corner Jumel le'ia0e'
= mortsases and years: ; ireont.ayc.
n ; 100 Il . OF Railroad-ave years .......'
Havemaun. Ernest A. and wife 20 sohn barn,-.'
trustee. Morris-ave. W corner i'S',sn ,SS,h.s,
l25 It " OF 5th-ave. years .,,.,
Half. Alexander, 70 James % Brien. "'th-"' .
n dt Mari 1I " to Peter H. Jackson RAILROAD
ave- n corner l3sth-st. years. =, -; -.
Hcrter. Maria \. and another q Joseph II Net
nochan: 81 Bayard-st years ;: ,,,s,e..
ii iioinst N10s 5, 2os T; Of aa,ave' year; u
Of the independent order B'nai Birth. West 3D.
ST. n corner woosterst. years. com.
Kaufman. Bertha; to Henry Morrison' as 'o'"
Kahn. Mayer. 10 Petris Armand "lo West i''"
81, ynronio and another to Vim Payne.
ii5th-st. n :. go II of lst-ave, yearlsii.,
McGrath Denis. and wife 20 Willard seuoa rs
lo4th-st. n s. 255 II OF ParN-aVe' '.a,'
Maloney' Thos. and wife to Mabel SHADE. SAN
st $ s. PAS n OF Amsterdam ave - Na. 20
Prunty. Catherine. to q Master. Morrs-S'e'
s. lot 33G. map Melrose. South i;on1s
Moloney. Thomas. and wife TO Gus''N ,a a,,"e.,
sith-st. 2is IT W OF Amsterdam-a.e. year fii1
Rehw,nkel Wilhelmina, and another 10 i'@
Merritt oss Mulbcrry-s, 3 years. ..'.'',;
SANG To same Mulberry-st. e s. '-lo "
Housion-st . years. ........'. -. ~ OK
Reed Rosie ct al To Julia II hihuss'i,, s-,h.
ecutrix Fulton-ave. :. 40 n Oh 40''
years. 800 49, -. smith
Schvahb Samuel and wife 10 DUN an -" ~
and another. Amsterdam-ave '''"''
lt2d-st. years. - prew-
Schwenk otto. and wife to David MAY, 1
ing Co Forest-ave. W corner OF i'''
year ................ '.,ara,,se and
Sauer Frederick. ct al to Title Hnatsei' so,b.st
Trust CO. Avenue u. corhfo ~ -.
and other property. MORTGAGES. yea, ,rnster-
r,ra,.ror bernard 10 Fernando Baltes, An.s,i
dam-ave. 3 Q corner Of d2d-st' lease -
- '.r...,.a Jacob
Webster. Vim 49, and another 70 lets r.s,h.st. /
son. Lexngton-ave. W corner VI - ,...
Waydeu. John H. and wife TO me M M vts,h.st
Trust Co iaih-ave. n corner "' ~"
wears ............... 80 - ~, f,r Saw
Wallace. Ruth 4. and another TO ban" y, shave
ings CIV y y 52d-st. $. 700 II " u So.
1 year..............'' ''''''
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There further developments IN inc
taking important lines owng 10 me h
icEc for Rio No spot being the basis Of quotations
There fair sales DYE tn t anle ws tSd y' we
Of 900 bsgs MnacaiSo on private terms aok and
lover toda AN on decline in Wheat, There quite
s selling at 9 Gs S adGap s IL ES
Ing esesed for long %s to MAKE Sc e s. x and
On w i1 siTnshs e e 80 with other Pfopor9n
sss SS s' winter S patents eas s.
souhe Ss magkets TS 5o bs extra seconds
e sscs Ds a. e. 500 1 ss SPnF oepn r IN
ssSs RYE FLSpR dull sales 70 5S,. sS' e
bis 'a Quoted Bran BTsndS&ne 8 c sasa%or
BAGMEAI-Martet quiet fine white 81 90; hne ye a
55s 71lsas2sse ssars 81 s
!,mscc homny chop I1s9Soc; cottonseed meal 81 10"
Xxi S%fa Il 2SSsi opens of the wheat market
va. weak and lower prices selling a, o1W . the gn psi
local demand raiying to last nights final
suit Of steady public and private cables only moderate
foreign selling ,e foreign buying ana fur.heI e e
sas and California At tie the Partridge bear ce-
market up to the breaking point price. giving when
highest and making an entirely new record on the
side The q the w, weight q the Gr s PsTsss
bear element at Chicago seemed 20 be conditions greater
dea Of buying every eay on fresh accounts the declines
teach new v9Sm Of stop orders ana aSd
It's inherent weakness in which the confidence
more to do with the action Of prices question
Of and demand In the present, state OF affairs
only limit the time transacons 70 sixty days. but even
basis , as a The Stock Exchange
seyces al made pSs Condition of Winter whea; ST. per
for entire country and 9s cent east OF the Rockies
dtion s75 per cent against s'4 cent last month
market became intensihei as the afternoon waned
prices steadily declined under steady offerings Of long
morning There seemed 10 be no demand at the decline
excepting shorts and for fresh cash desnd or
easTs ss TO be Convinced that It useless buy
sss al ,saS onf he day IN cash
II would make difference scarcely with the demand
Prices &c sn G 81
end the . seT ye az e the se sn that the
situation is sentimenta case OF consolidation
sSe not a ass market % wsa weak at prices, and
at XSAe decline for the aay casn wheat was am
being for cargo , but that No was r s's sa
70 Be- 70 bush too Sw -Four i'a sOS, load Of
10 BARD rAe xIn.s ' at, :sr,ns ss
prss,s t.rns on n the curb July wheat
.,,ss sSsn9s and 2! p s s during he
session were quite n outside buying and some
s @srs vo RI and later sympathy decline
q whe: The nass became we Sr Ss dang Sas o
sssF ,s sS e s.h 81 No the d a;
S5:s sss . ' At s f a s 70. sssSr' emo
s5: Ta sn s % sa Sssy
:as t The 'YR S. . not Sus sSsr sey for
s ss' 81 is sss :ss
ShSs and s1 5.s ;s s ss
s y a ssssy s ssd DsJssss Ssn
80 S :h a ss1 E xaSs s at ssss white
MsiT-Asrk.s Gs!i; uaSra5sa Western, SSgs6s; ca
ssSs sa o e. S smS.ss e ssss
sasradsS wee c30eTc..... EEpsSc:e7srs'sd' nar'
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Market closed easy = - let decInr az rst.
narsj with Yesterdays closk. prizes Transferable
ppoiices ESQ o;si sales 200 bales New ort spot
sales day and last night ~ export, 80 bales con-
sumption bales total 81 eales SPOT ms Ike sieady
rniJilipg uplands 3-l6 NEEDING Gllf' 10 WhCn ,s
lie lower compared with Yesterdays elose Sew loR
"A bales exports continent
IN bsies sales 54 bales sTirncTs 800 bales, stock
go 3ai bales Total port receipts to-day 230 bales
ne far this week. 13s bales. Tx cts to-day; Great
britain 1902 bales; Continent 4IS bales Colsodatea
70. yacein,s 1878 bales exports Great Britain loiJs
heias France $50 bales; Continent. G022 bales; stock
10000 bales. ,.,. ... A.,
SSt-EF,r-The market again without feature. trad
n.. being small better distributed all months from
Nav showing some sales. with September
An the lead Room traders in control Prices move:
shade nj the Rio cables firm at unchanged
1ro.a:lons No being quoted $500 res the rate OF
Scharse was reduced 3lG 9s Receipts at Rio reached
orr hors: stock at 10000 bags The Santos market
us Guile. ana prices 800 reis lower: good average now
quote: AZ 1900 receipts. 1000 bags stock $500
80 The steamship Calico has cleared from santos
Win 1000 bags AZ Hamburg prices declined = 70 y pig
tns, Gales FOR May. 80 - pigs; june sl5o pigs; July
70 * nfgs August 20 pigs: september 100 pigs Have
closed 10 J.. franc lower NAV quoted at lol francs
.bey q, Is francs Total Havre 10000 bags.
closed steady points advance. Sales were
q 05O hays. Is follows
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eo,.rrrpy COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston MAY I7-cotton qulet. middllng. 6tc; low
,,Inr Gi-c good ordinary G3-iGc. ne; and gross Re-.
CENTS " bales exports constwise 4l23 bales sale' o
hnle-: stick - 100 bales 1890, -
s,rf,ik Nev II Cotton steady mililing. 1910, low
mailing Gsc good ordinary. IL " net ana gross re-"
celpts bales exports cuasiwsr. 'l- nal'a SAFES
bales. rtock - ia halrs ~
S.u.t,ri.ana MAY i7-,aiton quiet. good mding TIC.
,dliur Gi3-icr. low mldiing Br-l1c. good ordinary
o. net receipts. aGs tni' gross. LIB bales sales
/ 80 iaics stock. ~ l3s bales -
savannah M,y l. cotton cosy: milling &C. low
,n1ng G..c g,rl ordinary CSC. ne and gross rrc"ls
7 bale exp re- cDa.ivi-e 31 bales sales 80 bales
stock. 20 60 tai"-
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;11uE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

i NnuE ~ an pcrsOns Interested In The eatRte u
lanes DIXON assigned Ralph Earl Prime IT,. for the
I.n.nt N send greeting:
You ana each hereby cited and required per-
he nd appear nj a Special Term OF tho Court
=, an,nnn Pleas Tor the city and county OF NewYork.
On the 2sth day May. 1894. az ten O'clock M. tnere
,han ,n final settlement OF the
s'n,s Of Ralph Prime jr. assgnee OF above-nnmed
t,,,. pxnn nsovent debtor. should not be had and II
no cause c shown then To attend the nnal settlement
az the neslgnees accounts
j." ~ the said Common Pleas for the CITY
n G and County Ncw-York. 10 be hereunto AFFIXED.
'' Witness Hon. Joseph 7. DAILY Chief Justice Of the
said court this 18Th day OF April 1901
~ ~ AFFIXED WAGSTAFF. Clerk.
r. T. and a. J. PRIME & BURNS.
Attorneys Assignee.
~ ~ Cts OF Yonkcrs. ". Z.
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Long Island.
GREAT NECK, LONG ISLAND.

Handsome house II and bath. elegantly fur
nlshed every modern Improvement 10 acres OF ground
fine garden and lawn high iavd commanding extended
view OF the Sound inland: good carrtagehouse win
sabng for six horses. Address or apply 70 '. M
FOR particulars to J. A. eIIEDD, 20 Nassaust Room g.
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Furnished 6ouses 60 Cet-Conntrn.

I elevation above where malaria and mosquitoes
are unknown and In most picturesque country, with
excellent roads completely furnished cottage OF IL
rooms all modern improvements; the house Is 10,
ted within minutes walk OF village green anu
pos,oiice and within the grounds Is stable with ac-
mmodstIons for horses For further particulars
inqure OF T. X. ROSSITER No. AZ IAberty-st. ~ l.
= AXE GEORGE-Cotage. with stable. Rogers
IIRock Hotel. 10 rent Address T. J. TREADWAf'
Rogers Rock y. Y.
Two RENT FI'RNISIED.-On river front Rumson Bun
Opposite Seabright. n. j. Attractive cottage. bed
rooms Including servants: grounds stable dock. ~c'
Address II. A G.. Room lO3. 10 Wast
rV) LET FIRNISHED-MADISON. N J.-season or
i term stone house 10 rooms garden. shade lawn.
water Main road Mile from station High ground Room
40 No lJ5 broadway.
ITO LET IN LYME. CONN. large. old Colonial
i md modern cottage. both handsomely furnished.
comfortable convenient delightfully."- situated with nno
mir and views bathing the Piepont House mo
Brooklyn Institute Summer School OF Art also 9,nsr
houses and lands to LEI and i0r SAFE APPN 10 q. 10
LIPS & WELLS. Tribune Buildns or f. H. SALio-
BURY, New Haven, Conn.
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ket quiet at IS 50asi0 - per 100 70 In sore timothy
market quiet. az S4 1885 in store
We give comparison the closing prices OF INC pre-
,ln,s cay md the correspon1ing date last year:
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WIN. {. TAYLOR, AUCTI0MEER.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
OF Tf3
Euclid Avenue Lots,
IIACKENsACK's 18TH AVENUE"
SATURDAY, MAY 10,

At p 81 SHARP. on THE PREMISES
These lots all fronting Eu 'ldave In the nicest
part Of IIACKENSACk. Patent sidewalks sewers cleo
the light gRs. and all improvements lnse
who are smart enough invest their money IN tuci1-
ave property VIII hit A. building fast Lots at
lust what YOU for them. TWO stations OF " j. ami
y. /. Hallway the property. en-. ooo
This 10" pr perty that on Nov u last sou $500
worth Il lots hours They built up now win
hands me residences This being gind-Gp ot the syndi-
ca.-,o;l are likely strike some good bargains A. the
las sale buyers all paid per cont interest ~ ms
sale TERMS SO down on each lot. $40 per month
thereafter until paid. and interest ~ per cent aus
count for cash For Ere, Tickets and Maps address W.
T. TAYLOR Auctioneer. Hackensnck. y j.. or cali at j.
Cowarls go Cireenwicl-st.. DR.. II. NJ O'Neuls 4hj
IIulson-st Ahrens s. whitehead. lOlis West l+th-st
IN. owl Cigar Store Los Roadway and ID. ].
,Y,n,,a 3i-ave. New York CITY.
WM. Il. TAYLOR. AtCTIONEER.
Hackcnsack. y. j..
A. A. GARD. IS Park Row. Room III. 9th floor