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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01


them when you need them
and have q better selection
also than you will have later on, as
well as the advantage of the present
Low PRICES.
lie you have been renting a
house in the city, stop a moment
and think how much you have
paid out in rent. and if you have
been renting long you will soon
figure out that you have paid out
enough for rent to build as good
or a better house than you are rent
ing, and still you have no home of
your own. Why not put this
money intos
HOUSE OF YOUR OWN,
in which you will feel a natural
pride, and have a permanent and
pleasant home for yourself and
family in your declining years. A
little energy on your part will do
it. Start at once by
BIZ YING A LOT.
If you are renting a farm figure
a moment what you r paying out
annually for rent and how soon
this rental would buy a farm here.
What you pay out in rent in two
or three years in Iowa OF Illinois
would buy equally as good a farm
in South Dakota. Stop renting
and come out and buy a farm Of
your own and feel the independ-
ence Of
OWNING A HOME.
Don't delay this until next year, as
very much advanced prices for
South Dakota real estate, which is
sure to come, will soon prevent you
from buying, and your ~opportuni-
ty of a lifetime viii be gone.
But many will say, Il have not
sufficient money on. hand with
which to buy ever a lot" Sup
pose you have not - and there are
many of this Glasgow can pay a
small amount down, and we will
give you all the time you need on
the balance. You "a pay a fixed
amount each month, or make pay
ments any other way to suit your
convenience, saving a little for the
purpose from your other expendi-
lures, and before you know it your
lot is
PAID FOR
and you have not missed the mon-
eY the amount of each payment
being so small. Had you not saved
and expended these small amounts
in this way, the chances are that
this same money would have been
expended in some trivial way and
you would have nothing to show
for it. Surely there is no
SAVINGS BANK
equal to a piece of real estate, and
especially if that real estate is
sometime to be your Home.
1t will surprise you when you
look over our list, to see how
LITTLE READY MONEY
it will take to secure a fine resi-
dence or business lot in this city,
or a beautiful farm in this county.
We own and control nearly all the
real estate which we handle, hence
can give exceptionally low prices
and easy terms of payment. IL
you only have a few dollars to
spare now, come in or write us, and
we will fit you out with a good lot,
or more than one if you want, and
arrange payments satisfactorily to
you. If you have only a few hum
dred dollars to spare, and want a
farm, come and see us, or write,
and we feel positive we can arrange
a deal to your satisfaction.
Madison, with her college, excel
lent public schools, churches, Chau-
tauqua assembly, and other liter
airy and social advantages, has q
wide reputation for being a
CITY OF M
and Lake county with her excel
lent lands, a county in which the
majority of the farmers
OWN THEIR FARMS,
and we shall do all in our power To
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
The Dimsrsnoe.

The Impecunious-It Ii just as easy
To love d girl with money a to love one
without IT.
The Heireas-Rut ID isn't 90 easy III
ret her.--London Budget.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-01
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n month. cmn Mnd ralie&
ind cure III Dr. Risrcsss
gavcrite Prescription.
ID regulates and restores
monthly functi0n.
braces up the Ok Exhausted.
run doWu. overworknd
and delicate: aliaya and
banishes all Nervous
Weakness, GpAsms.
Hysteria, Fits, Ghor0a,
or st. Vitussa
Y Dance; cures Weak
ness en-, Bearing
SDOwn @naA&f0m@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JUNE 49, ls9ForRTEEN PAGES
12lc; Western prime. l2c do inferior per case 81 %


2itc; Western prime l2c do. inferior per case -
FRUrTs-FREsI-s in lighter supply t1,aas
and under fair demand stock cleaned up c,ty-,e,
brns s pi prs S.a csorres du and weak
steady Florida peaches scarce ara fancy h,d steady
We quote sirawneria. up-rivet per quar- ,b Jersey
large sdoc do Jersey and Delaware ordlpsryo 'T "a
huckeberrie. Jersey per quart isa2"c
pint sfiOc: d backcap. pint. 'nhc nlt
North Carolina per quart oai4c PEACHES Fi9 ias, Ho
Sa..sT ssS'' sG Eg|s s Is; '-'''" case
dr appc i Elm ccnns t., f'T the sma von'1
bling trade stocks Hight that late v"li's ae
Dragging and fdelnF easy Cherries and rssp6erie. d
W. quote; ApPcs rvaporatel fancy p' 10 ~ 4, sun
dried Southern cmS'sc; d. state Gas, ,hop5 e %
ware I5qi7c: ID sn-driei Southern, Saioc d, Cail.
rNs. i2alesc aprc,s l5Glc prun"' n 10 SIZE o1i''.
hi, No GSsGs Of mg , r 70. .na nf az d R
sGi as g. c 2G~d pd SH' aGc do good 70 Sm
lSHl4o de- comn,n to falr ''l2, i,o7f.c yeorlingS
9a,2c: Old ODDS. ta7c
PoULTRY-AIIvE-Two cars OF Western arrive, 70.
ycsiey sprins chickens docqed c per H. and ih s3G
io Sa '- Tnfa 1S' ana T duF a,o EASIER c viii
poor shape quote. spring chickens. local Pr
fws 5ci S e VEN VEN Ia s~c d. souisern gi
os,cI. &C. r,cg~ 5g7c duck, }ca T1g pi ~ pe @H
po- nair esa Espf:sSr,r"A tc moro call for
r r@ r's sh iM1 'y a a ye oc . to ach
&c. srirg chickens hold without further chaaSg; ' ,c exc
quiet SQUALLS duh We quot for fre.h killed Inkri,
u"- H. CAS- fowls sladoc spring chickens PhiaHr'p.N
2.a2Sc. q, Western drypichei 2'N2,c; do s,adrl &
90 DO Long Islandsnd ia mora. 2lV2}c; sprrg euc~
l. .ng Island ana N,ftetn. 1GHi7c. squads per DOZEN
81 j1Ni2 -
nay ANr STRAW We quote: Hay prime. per 100 n
s0HSlc do ~ :, NJ !. CoI7lc. dp shpVins '''' ''
clover miscl - IClc ID clover i"ilc ryc s'rhN i"l7
5oaG5c do shor, ana straw. ioai1c.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES N"v potatoes a s1a'e
easier under yc heavy receipts old nearly n'nlhhl' a
considerable quantity Of scotch expected next week
onions firm Asparagus plenty and chop Sah1ases
sfncr FOR quality CucImhers steady string beans
In heavy supply lower. Toma'o"s "N'e,si sly dll
We quote, Potatoes. Southern. nrw. NJ J. - t't p "
~ 81 7jd$2 -. DO Old per Dbl ~ sack - Da> 'p
Egyptian per bag - -. 30 New orleans per bag
81 ioHS - do Maryland and Eastern shore. per ha@h"
81 25n< ~. c,hogos Long leland. per LOO" -, DO not
fob Dbl 81 25lS -. cicuhcrf. thaflosi IN. per aske
SlaSi -. Savannah per crate. cH$l string beans
e ,hb hastef sidSl - omnioe. Florida per carrier
1.r4Sl o.. u.ns Long Island. per bag iIcdSl le
ucc per bN 5N. white turnps. yer 100 lunches S2QSJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

N"p York. Jun" ~ 1897
EEEvEs Tecelrts 2rs cars or so head 10 cars f.r
shipment IN dressed quarters cars f'r export alyc and
dressed beef sides slow and trf' easier ~ 1TNc per
IL" s'. '" , ' rr,rs,~ caie de-, a W m. nln
market w"nk ~ iofGil,ic for American 'f" ','' ll
Lt.,I.,. mars.' un,hnnrcl nos' Amc.lean sheep are
selling at London NJ ic r"r ~ Situated dressed weight
law, = vrrl 300 bod leons 10 Gotlrm,h enl i5o
Win y, -rtic - j. u sh-rman aal he Peruvian f-
ciasrv cirre- ,attie AMI sterp " Goli-rIih
CALNEs Receipts 49, head ~ Nhich 81 went direct n,
',aa. eni .'o. '.i mote promptly 81 5oas- - ,er
'n" ,,l . - en- i,T ',, 'y, ~, ~ i,r
49, tp5r Pr lf'''el b.t'emik anl ltu' cai'es
,' ss I'd 2 2, p, "a, 3'.'s g. Z, e. 3 . per
NM M', - - ~, /. ~ q s. - 4. f., ~ ~
$. g. 3, 'u,,,rriis A. III y o. sa;5 y,rna ,a,~.
.He,i~n'es : HOLE. = ,'al. la1 II '' s. %. 80 d..
d. 14 IA n y ~ ~ - : a. 90 i '' ~ H.
lgla = g., y S'ais III n AZ, - y g. d.. $50 H.
sHEer AMI INMIis Receipt. today. g7H cars ~
e garA, meAos v!9 O., g., 20 az o,s- .eriay %
j. n' "nt ~ lamb Ia Il" p. i,l hsrf o. ,i'3'' p,
w., ~, :, .'mn,en Co., 81 M lutdh,r- a5 III o., - -
o.. ,.e l'h,rt jamie a s. 57'. ~ -. cars q West
- p tr.,-.l lamb pas n'.'ra'~ "gpI7 at '0',
fs ...''''1 irs ~, i'n' III. ,...,.. q. 49,
.' s., a., ," q. N q a '@'; g. :
81 ~ a 81 =, = N,s,pr. -,r~i IL =. o. s. 90 j. j.,
%, T. ~ - -, 49,. us = - 81 So - Kon'uckv H.
= 70 2 s. b., s. Is g. ~ Il az g S. q
Set. r. 90: N,a' u, r. s" Is & ~ e. s. o.,
IN H. e. - 50 80 DO. rs ~. a. 50 %. ~ &c., - H. AZ
q, . :' - w. f. A., y :. p, e., e. n;
g - ttaa fu| fFtt Il d. : If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15

Chicago June ~ CspeciaD Wheat to-day Loss almost
cent from Wednesday. and clorci 90 about the bottom
September got 2c premium. Jul, being heavier han
the scpiembcr Iul, opened NJ J9c. rod between GDc
and $3.50. nnd closed AZ 59sc The strength enrly was
continuanc" ~ 'he dry weather tn" maj do
cline I'm tho price because ~ lover mhes. tl"
perss.nty bear attitude = the local professionals. &"
bearlsh crop summary by The Price current to reports
II showers In Dakota and 81 an. 10 the lack u
cash There stll 2O0oOOi bushels ~ wheat
here In public private houses with absolutely more
demand than the advance began II s fc that
breaking ny the Grouh would also Gauge a sharp de-
cline In price
corn was higher earlier. but closed with iis advance
lost The tone. however. was firm july opened at ilgr
coipts 2'S cars the estimate for Friday 2sd cars
cabes were lower; samples we're &c lower; seahoard
cearances were l2OpO bushels. There WAS. however
large huainess with tho seahoaTd 2Simp bushels Ths
WAS partly drop In the lake freight ~ It. 10
Iunrio oats strong and higher. juno advanced
&c closn. i2sc. July touched J'isc ard closed ~
lc September sold ~ SIC bat closed n 3Nr Receipts
we're 49, cars the estimate for Friday. 10 cars DRY
weather a factor. crop reports. private and public
u had. -, .,
cents In pork; -. 10 lard and ribs. To-dayH
hogs were head. the estimate for Friday, 2IuoO
head prices 10 lower. The packing for
the week IN West $685. 600 1876. 900 the
week last year. on the curb puts July wheat
5sSc: calls Coo. Puts on July corn 4lsc: calls i21tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho largo nroats accruing on judcious invest
ments in New-York real estate were apparent yes
terday when william Kennedy offered. by order
OF the Supreme Court. in partition NO. 4S fl1tn-
ave. a four-story stone-front house on run lo'.
The order was made in suit by Ed"aru
H. fandon against Henry II. Lsndon ana
others The property onereo
is part of the Landon estate. 1t was purchased
in 1879 for $4,000 The bidding ran from Sl""o
up to Sl52c)O at which Charles j. Coulter was tne
buyer The auctioneer offered NOS 10 anu
IS West One-hundred and twenty third-st, two
threcstOry stone houses on lots l'NlW ana oo.iV'
No l6 sold FOR $4,000 ana No ~ was sold TOT '''-
500 Both we're bought by the plaihntt n auction M
5i3 West Fifty-nlnth-st. a four-story stone tene-
ment-house. lot 25xlN. It brought sll'soo from A.
Another important property was Offered by Smytn
Ryan under partition between reenrtI Oi nos ~ "A
and 20 Walker-s forming the northwess CprTp mar r.
Ss 5 @ Ay Tine p %1 od xs ~
was the buyer 1Sr $780, me SANE ibreestory
brck dwelling, lot 2OxlOo II sold for 81 900 to A.
\ Miller: also No GS2 Lexington-ave. threcs'osS
brick dwelling, lot l6Sx5S The paintiH was '"e
H private sale James z. Kelly Of Bliss KGllS,
has sold TO W H. Sire No. - West OFT! sea 900
ST. folr-story stone dwelling, lot 2OXl1 for S;sv ,
bryan l. Kennedy has sold for Luke A. Burke n,,e
4 Co. a lot on the west side Of Seventh-aye, sew
entviive feet north OF Ono-hundred
ond-st size 32xio1 for @S R Poclts waW beach
''o' S0XOO. for John 5. Mortimer to NJ Sha" io'
5000 Da,,,oor
g. r. Gregor & Son have sold for Max Danzgeer
the three lois on the south side OF Eighty-elghth-
ST. 75xlO0S beginning % feet west OF Madlson-avv
~ ,,...i So lANlngs,O IOr immediate lnproVs1ine.,
terms private The same firm has also soId the
two ivc-story brownstone apartment -hous s
double and SINGLE Nos POP and 2Oi West Sevehsy-
nnth-st GOx9cxiO2 for Johanna Hirschberg ior
about 1925 600: also for Walter Wood the three lo'
75x1Oc on the northwest corner OF one ael co.
ani-twelfth-st and Madison-ave for about 80 70
Ludlow Hay has sold for Mrs Patterson NO %
Irving Place n four-story dwelling NK" Leet, lTl
about $230O Daniel b. Freedman soh tne D'V IN y
front in Dyckman-st. which is the outlet 10 o tne
proposed speedway. between sherman anu f Es
aves The plot is 3Ox2Oo feet in size f5arhe6t "a.
Wis & CO. sold for Timothy NJ Taylor No 6zs E a
one -hundred-and-thlrty st. hves,oby nd,
an oi 2jx9gl feet for 10000 Frank MAJ mas son
The stuart Place Of twelve acres, with a u"eii-
ing I'm Greenwich Conn. for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE Markets.

Sow York June ~. 1874.
BEANS AND PEAS There wa stronger markrl Tor
s. -, and ~ me- - Inc i,st re latter az s. ." fn'or,
l'c lots now tell IN insiances nSn'' ,, AIM In
foreign beans. and Tho feeling biln' -, ,, ,r
Beans. MARCY choice PER ',.h - 20 5,qs 70 4" rel
kinry - r0Gs2 20 DO turtle soup 81 HSZ d. y.," "
eye 50 3oaS2 80 30 lima S.nfGrn1 - I D meGum
- 45GsI CO. DO foreign pea. 81 ,I}aN ~. "I"'a Xxx
hilf 81 o.. an 10. 30 bags. q 0@4uN "'' 40 '""
- TIER The wire edge on lie market TIadc has
been 80 much lighter ih d' iN' .',ion was .traine
ard there ofers ~ sc me hrsi E,"r' c,is,|s
, f., sf,re gods with any freedom At IN" rates nsh"h
and olbcrs are more inclined 10 take stock ohy ~
nr.G.. Medium grades II creamery ana az s"t. %,
imitation creamery and Western factory maintain raihr'
MN position. We quote" ''eam''v Htni"' g,
yena or Western extras, per Iiiic s'aic
dary. halfhfkn iuhs extra ~ -, nrst. f4@IGs.c
dairy this thlrns he. imitation creamery hfss p"g
Il. seconds. l2Nlfc. Western CARY ,i.r.
A. ,ula c>tras -: do nrsis l3pi3'sc; do thfds -
seconds 9sal2i4c Old butter Cream'fJ ~ sN'-'' wen
crEFsayshppers rather better .oT: than Eerg
anticipated and large fun cream STOCK was , "n a"rti
Under grades little fow. and there Wer' mLis
u them. the recent heat developing i5ulis IN TO-,
Small size full cream IN consH''o , ,, he bcst
and weaker: iobbers pay % Tor sinhl ts' " ut u,gn
factories can be- bought IN r,unn lo oi. Sc Part
llms duh and weak especially stock not worm &c u" ni
ward The market at CUBA s,nH factory gii cream
arrc colored or white fancy prr d. sNnStc a. G,'n
.I,n fancy Ss.qgc: do. 10 prime. i'tdS9 Pr
alma I,erxirner end Oswcgp Counties chpoe, t'5r
~ % do Common To- prime iaG, fuil 2oac
EGGs-Arryas are again very nb.rnl in , ~.
ia storage trade has lately light to use ne
quantity thriving and price, bad 70 e. e.. dS%h o no p Ths
market fallen bac 70 re s' Witch Iner' er nSW
- nsr aoz lsal state and pennsy yania, i29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
rur sOUTHS IND USTRLAL DEVELOPXENT
,,RGE NUMBER OF NEW ENTERPRISES Es-
TABIIsHED IN THE LAST WEEK

,pcr NUMBER OF NEW ENTERPRISES Es-
TABIIsHED IN THE LAST WEEK.
,,,,rore June 1.-THE Manufacturers Rec
Do, =, tts weekly review of Southern business
conditions. says:
.-. number OF new industrial enterprises in the
lntn continues to increase from week TO week,
SOU .he list for the last week Is very encourag
anu The Clearing House returns for last week.
iht,o,,nared with the corresponding week OF 1893.
SEQ" ~hile the decrease in other sections ranged
cent y 10 96 per cent. In the entire country out
ryya' of the South not single city reported on
s1e, while six Southern cities showed gains
lncre;SSg frorl per cent TO 1876 per cent cot
ruhnrih company In South Carolina now operat-
o on- more spndles than any other mill in the
sour hitting In 1000 spindles. which will give II
an, ~ nearly 10000 spindles. Among otner enter
o,di ren0r'ed for the week are furniture fac
PTS handle factory. wOodenware factory. saw
m M ION ore-washer $4,000 fireworks factory, water
49, furniture factory. gas plant. ETC. IN \lr-
@ois a NOOJ electric plant foundry; machine
suns sugar mill. cannery lumber pant phos-
shop mines etc in Florida. brick works. lumber
pnate riee glass works etc. in Georgia; $4,000
comgSfactnring company $4,000 mercantile com
lanSs; furniture factory. platinum and gold mines
SaW FACTORY cotton mill etc. in North Caro-
neo"a 10000 water company; planing-nlils'
INA On West Virginia: sawmill. waterworks,
eec,'' box factory etc. in Mississippi: a mining
PAM cottonseed oil mill lead mines. hoop factory
od pencil factory etc. IN tenneSsee; orc oai
ana III" foundries oilmill. etc. in Texas 49, ,
rnsS org me new buildings reported was so'VV
All in South Carolina. N2VO courthouse III
Msessn once building in Louisiana. seSoN mar
E.'Souse IN Florida: a $1,000 courthouse e, IN
SeIS;a Sl4 Oo0 city hall In Mississippi ana VA
GTsson,sswrch in Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15

Liverpool. June - 3.lj y ~. -De'f IA poor iemand
extra India Vl"ss dIll ar - 81. pfm" mess du,l At
-. ~ Pork in p'or demand prime Noes Western fine
au ~ GO GI medium 'ul af j1s 81 Hams in good
demand short cTf. about ~ - IL ~. firm ~ - o.
Bacon 10 fair demand. cumberland cat about . ~ 80
49, nrm ~ 81 short 49, about - - firm 40 ..js long
clear m'diies about - N. saly a. 32s Gi. ing and
short clear u lli-~. about 80 ~. steady 80 rs 81
Shoulders About T. to l. n, firm ~ BIG. th""sr ~
moderate demand. American finest Wilt" and c,l'f-l duh
sc 1alnw tl demand. prm" city steady at
rs 81 spirits ~ tuy'ntinr n m l'r''r demand m
inal. Ho.in in fair demand common steady ~ 3 g.
Cof.onSeci 3d. Liverpool refined. steady Or 2is Land
spot poor demand. future demand. prime
Western sp.' Dun Dos - Wheat rolr demand 80
. winic oas' ~ - c'si Flour IN mIdern'e demand
Louis fancy winter s'ndf % 30 e. t'n!u Sr.f IN
tolerate demand. futures N poor demand. miNel W"7-
spot st"a, 80 Be n'd juno et"ady - 3 Shd july
Sc - z'eqlv ~ "a 81 D. Hops Lon
don Pacific Coast 10 moderate demand. finn ar - 3-G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15


piro,on 4 gis IRON ,o = I.-,ei by h IN io, AZ ~
go tons "a Inne ynr arg ,hc pTG,n-l3n T'
~ rc has sS ~ ,ni, i5- plr ,on over ~ lowest
corded prices. which VIII Increase ne cosi o., h,ih ~
i'm ara steel tn" roiume II business 81 around ,-h
Fast anl W.s' s r'p'r~l on moderate "" N'th,HEn
AZ =, ~ littslirr :. above the lowest COPPER
l a. n ~, v'i T, e ' and ' ,al, da ~ u
weaker fc'ns air al 'asups II"1 re f ltl Ut" No.
9r - ~ here ana cln,nul .'ne.i sa9aa r,-, i.
m m q . t,. s1HT ' r ,,Targn p, ~, nj 10 Go.
LEAp-Thor' was a ht'i" better inpuiry INA doncs.
~, :. In's nai;ian MS aaS,ei o, 60. srELTEH
,r r D.' R1iMS 3' I. 'i' i.~i ss. s- qa,ci at
p., ,- uas qs - r. against ~, - II. NE rty,1a,
year..... AT MONl-''oFs-,.s vas ~ i'' .1,' o.,
g7'al"c The production .as year was -" toms 81 -"'
MorAssEs AND syrrrs The nark;et IS SIN s,.9ay
l-a sai sni r.nnai vs., quote. Ne0 Orlran. ,eu'fi.
a d. c,a p R. iSf - 90 s 'a = ss ayr" p lGa "
s,. ag .1 ,a' ,o ,5n H1' ioaIs a - s
'N,yM sToi.es s',.t. I-e.n. ia'o' t'l.. 'uuenna,
rn.hancei OF ao'.43oNc Resin rules s''ai' bu quiet
ole f.. l,n-rd r.- ,o''oaseeI 80 's worry .'-a'r
ai'l,ura r'n ~ then anal w. 3. r''," ~ .i'.-
Nttin 'h' 1" 'ci r'nr" values 49,, M I', " 49,,
s-,,,r. %, ei.,i 3D., -, .,irns crude .e .2ue'r ~
summer }r.l ~ ~ i'. me ,.
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OCEAN litfl'ti - mo ilft'' ii ''iN' il.'.i.' s
cul'' tni 300. hansrd my .'' H'in .h.i' ' ~
ROOM .il.i'F' i."F"N "' ,,H 100 "
Ffan. l-si "nl .'"i "' -, 80 -''' -,
g.. tnt l"' hNlr i''. - ~, 'N- 80
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t'if - '.t.' --' ts.. $3.50, .,~,r ,.,r.
l.fN.r aye F'' o., ..t h. .t..,,e
FRANCIS +" l't 2. ." i,. .,.'.' a. in.
w. tons f"t't ''t'' ~ ,.'. Il
AMI ll'.' t'l"''i 49, CIV
s. 20 go r Boston 2" 80. '''' ,' a.,
rNl' 'N It.t > "f4 D. ''ilf - '.' '. W..
mint 20 20 Nlhi"h'i l.'r'. - ,,' e.
schooner lumh"f. winning .H ''" ~, p N.''.''.
com. Sow York f' Ittnf'i -, -i'Nt .'i ''
I'lf j. An-.l f. 49, j0 lh n o. 49, d." a.
dolphin O. II, ttHi. Is '"t r.i i . ,.''''
- j. '"'. N' iHi..'' .i'''..l g. 49,. -. .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
BOSTON WOOL. MARKET.

Boston June 1.-THE wool market IS weak bu, mere
rs been l''le more DOING. one hous" disposed OF
lmo0s0 r, ~ territory mostly around 1Oc or on
.oaret basis - 2Oc Tor fine which Is about az mat
se'age wool VIII bring Territory r. quotec al e0l ~
~. lO0lc Tor fine medium and ilMiSc Tor me1lum
i,,A woods have been quiet selling In SINAI i"s az ~
az l5i1c and Kentucky coubing ana ciuhinS ~ nc
~ unwashed combng thSrc has been ar ifac" AZ
nusc per N, ohio deecos are dull iSc FOR X 2Oc FOR
49, 49, .lg22c fer Xxx and above. and NM 1oc 10, no
o re FOR delane In Michigan fleece sales at ne iot
tnwashed and unmcrchaniable ONO ana nlchlKan
1900 are good demand and sold Al 12ui8c Pulled
.eos arc in a little better demand, selling AT l1T26c
.tualan wool dull and IN foreign carpet there II moth
So aSing Total sales Of all "'ds Tor week were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

oS ss sson. June N-Coton steady: middling l-l6e:
- ridd'ng exc: good ordinary 7-lGc; me- and gross
- p@ lI bales: exports coastwse $50 bales sales
easles; splnncrs. IS bales: stock. I5,5Gs bales
rist,,,oE June l4Cotton nrm Kidding. '-lOc; low
esn, exc; good ordinary Lice; net and gross re-
rl Sc exports coastwise. 555 bales sales ISS bales
rfii,;nna June l.-co,ion quiet middIins Ihc; low
ceins. osc good ordinary. Gifc; ret and sross re
ale. zt bales the Continent 6l52 bales
~. bales stock, 1890 bales.
rev oeans. June 14.-Cotton steady; good mddng.
s,Sl. midalins ii0c: low middling. 10 lec; sood
So oc; net receipts 100 bales gross $50 bales
- LOO bales; stock s.. sSs bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15

map $685. lots Of Lewis Brown. ! year,: iI""
Keiber Annie 2sd Ward Land improvement ooo
Co lot 3Os map Section b. Vyse estate, years ="
Lyons. Julius. and wife TO Sarah Morris9n ana A..
another 24th-st, s. so II Of !thave . years f"'
Lennon Anna j. and another 10 Judson Iooo N ooo
Mangin- st, $50 II OF Stantons demand i"v"
Ieech Martin and wife to 23d Ward Land I'M
provement CO. lot 305. map Section B, Vyse es- an
McCar, n.y. Samuel and wife same lot ss3. map go
Section r. Vyse estate years of'
NosenhIn Bridget same. lot 3l5. map Section m,
b. Wye estate. years. ODD
McCarville Alfred. lots 1875. map A, -,
Mcfiinness Thomas to same lot 800 map Section ~,
b. WISE estate year....,... ........' ..'.. W"
Mott James and wife 20 same; vyse-aVe' SID
Mclaughlin. Thomas j. 70 FREDERICK ! MIDDLE
brook GOth-st. I35 It W OF 3d-ave. .. ~.
mortgages and years na r '''''
Co Crand-st. 4G.4 II of estate Edward , x,n
Mcvickar. Maud r. to c Bracket West ~ ~.
Newman. Edward ana wife to Twenty-thrd Ward
Land Improvement Co lots ls4-ls'. map Sec IN
Ogden I.ettie s. TO Twenty third Ward Land
Improvement Co. Vyse-ave. Sio n 80.
Charlotte Place. years :..;,:..;';...i.;,;. "'
O'Gradv Mary 10 Twenty-thrd Ward Land In
provement Co. lot 263. map Section A. Nyse .so
Prescott Edward G. to Fanny c 7 Beck trustee. ,o,
etc II East lOsth-st, years LOW
Rose Louis and another Harlem Savings
Bank City Of New-York. l03dst. 5. 3oo II ca
OF 2dsye year; 60 I.ny third Ward Land
improvement Co. lots SO and ls2-lS3. map or,o
Section A. Nyse estate. mortgages. years z''S'
SCHNEIDER George: 70 Frances Craigheod lots l4s.
100 l51 1872 l53 154. map property THOMAS , ,,s
Partridge mortgages. years. ;...;,.,,' GOA
The William Peter Brewing co 10 George Joeckel ...
I.eglsst $ 5thst. years. ..,...::.: s0oo
Ward Land Improvement Co. lots ?. 3, 4. map Az.
Section A. Vyse estate, years.....,...,,.... 2o4c