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Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-15

We have on hand the beginning of Q building fund, amounting to s1.
 This report would indeed be incomplete without a reference to the woman's aux Hilary, who have so willingly and gen. erously responded to every call for as- sistance; without a remembrance of the faithful work of the committees; without an acknowledgement of the ready and in telligent cooperation of the pastors and the uniform courtesy extended by the press of the city. For all these able allies we thank God.
 Ladies' Auxiliary.
 The report of the ladies' auxiliary was submitted to Mrs. James Bruce. This report goes carefully over the ground from the time of its organization, Oc- tober 10 1S90 up to the present. Since that time they have had regular meetings every month. During the past year the meetings have been held the first Wednesday in each month and the off cers and members have been regular in attendance. The ladies had in charge the socials and the New Year receptions. and during the past year there have been three entertainments for the benefit of this department.
 AS to finances this department re- ported receipts as follows:
 Dues for the year. :..............,.......$ 5S II Girls gymnasium dueS............... 63.S5 Entertainments .......................... 47.22
 Paid Out.
 Last debt on piano. o.....,.................$ 72.9 Baths In Y. M. c. A., etc................ 40.00 Paid Professor Miles. H73 Sundries ........................... 1920 Total ........................... s145 s6 Balance on hand. d........................ S.25
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-15
Still Cutting ljI .Pf!iicss ri

A large purchase of tin and ,agate iron ware from a receiver of Baltimore fac- tory puts us in position to cut prices deeper.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-15
LOANS.
MISCELLANY EOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, without removal from $10 up. s. R. Searle, 17th street. between 1st and 2d avenues. my2-3m
 LADIES, chchester's English Pennyroyal Pills b Rsmood oR Bs,nd are the esst sf EssSs R..i for Las ns ,ssrsS bSr ss Sesrfn Al paRS 26 su mo thu sat 1y EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY-George A, U Blinn Son, Proprietors, 1907 2d avenue. Telephone 222. Birmingham. 12-2ysi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25

nm ana ss;2s . s Ss i Whisky
ss Sss "a 'y "ss. '2ss %
isrsily There Of a9sS, SC leaving q:
'sssy f s the sR sS T e
,SSa s rs y s ss
OF sSSS, IS %, cars being Pu!ehssed :.
r ast s.a at 's SS tssss No fe hard
S 81 ss;: :.s sss ;ssaS &
%. s. ss for
and ;eS o ss9s s.n d sS 70 .. ~s
s2 soQss 80; shorts common bulk si2 2'asZ 'o fancy
aaanc.d &C. nndeT he Of dry
Ms Src and esn ssSH a
$3.50. with cash ranging from even 70 ac osow
sssc SS ea good s \? 's At
remains quiet and bn Saps P5G Ss
5: oa, in az assys sc de "a and SS
si,.c Rye firm ard demand 55,.c for No /; q.
rnss light Corn steady and Sa4a denSd Sc
sympathy with wheat choice hard spring whsa snS
moderate si4 for sacked brands Ga % for
standard middlng and slo for White r poh ans
s:ss % for MAY pork Prime ea1eS cash
phaah MsSs 5s Suys a"S nm II
operate at reduction In prices stocks ARE .n sa.
and so .sSsns s Of rs sss our
but quiet a, ~ - per e6 Tor D shoc God s
ative buying shorts but foreign demand con-
ar jgsc No 2 red March. 58ssq59Ac April 5o>sa59,c;
NAV eOl.dCOa.c: June GOIGGlc. Corn-Market strong
,Inder light and higher reports Prices OF spot
and near deliveries advanced 'so. but little demand for
oft consumption exports. SAFES OF car
steamer yellow 49c; car No yelo" IN grain
depot a acc: and do 10 az 4o'zc; NO mlSef
March saiAM49iac: April. i3.m49i2c May, t9ss75oc;
June 5oa50i.c Oats-Market shade weaker under more
liberal offerings light demand for both CARROTS ard
futures No white 36sc do track 3.c do in special
hin 37I.c No . white. March, 36Ss 436Nc; April 35As9
3Gsc Nav j;.d37c; June. 37d37ac. sugar-Hehned
grn good demand no change in quotations Other ar.
tces unchanged
St Louis March 23.-F1our-Prc.s steady: market
and quiet patents. g 'oa sSisi 70 fIR Ts,
continues steady side sacked 7,a5iic This sS-
zoe. Wheat higher: March. 531sc; May. ot.c; July
54l.c Corn higher: March. +2s.c May: 421,a+5c July
43Hd43s.c Oats higher: March 30sc; May, U'.c. Egg;
quiet and lower Pork-Standard mess Sl2 go Lard
Prime steam Sc Is choice 81 s7is. Bacon-Shouiders
5Nc 6iac clear ribs. 6ssc; short clear 6.c pry
salt meats-shoulders SAC; longs. 9.c clear ribs 81
short clear 62.c High wines unchanged Distillers FIN
ished goods 81 IS Wool steady unchanged l3agging-
order prices '.b. 4Sc 2b Sc: 2h-rb SIC. Iron ties
Hemp Irvine, &c N. Lead steady al u W.
spelter very strong a 307izd3. Ioc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
LONDON wool SALES.

London March 23Ai the wool sales today secured sold
readily Lambs wool in good request. ana pieces
bulk Of the crossbrrds offered went Ia
Yorkshire purchasers Foiowns are the sales IN de,
tail and the prices obtained New South Wales-3. 100
bales: secured Il4dQis I'd: locks and pieces Gduls
I'd greasy 3.99d; do locks and pieces 3Qsd Queens
and-9tO bales secured 3i.d locks ard pieces 3ifu
lid: greasy. 5lq7zd do locks and pieces. a.@6a.d
Victoria bales secured 9dIls Cd do locks and
pieces, edqis I'd greasy das I'd do locks and pieces
GhGsikd Australia-3OO bales secured locks and
pieces ssd: greasy. 5I6.d do locks and pieces, sd
rssmanla-is bales; greasy nd. Zealand-4.lto
bales secured GdlIs do locks and ieces, 5n9d greasy.
5ai0d; do locks and pieces. 4hG7lsd Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal61O bales secured odmls 2i-d. greasy
4izd6Isd The offerings for next weeks sales amount
20 $500 bales The imports for the last week were:
New South Wales. 1875 bales: from Queensland.
5.sa+; from Victoria LAS; from New Zealand |ol5
from Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 2,ois from Ger
many. 2S3; from France. 34f6; from Belgium 374 and
from various ether places 35 The arrivals to date for
OF sales aggregate 1873 S6 bales Of which
quantity II 900 forwarded direct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25

and irregular held uncnsn:.S e. rs. r. f.
arrive IL small lot; ~. and sb sell sass u DO Ben
T sus S. 90 SP Wine ssD sIs1
Ss per Sos s. PsSa sFss Sss
apples ARE without ~. s sao.
grades but stocks being pressed for sale ana ne
aS%u ss sqds erns as t ia S@
rate, Small fruits quiet and generally %eak sMse do
prime nPne' to cSoiec 7a7s: far caSac %
sur Shss's S9Ps aa22c ehsres 2a
pams state ~ 5ack6sries SaSsc aDri anpsee 80
SS s 'T pSne. as to sss ard quality saloc
remains ane an" bvS WIN have awe decided ad
in the sa mnsr rc Of Sc e do good TO- r@s
do to fair. 4iga'c; yearngs' 'u'c' OH o''S
half carload OF fowls were re
on hand from previous arrivals and w'h below 1e ,Sr in
] % also i ,S sa' d.
ssE sy qq oG T roossf Few" TURKEYS
sST paT sas 20 pigeons pr frs D1r p ss
today end no demand of 1S 1Sred
Sys hold a Grt fpSs ' PSuTS
held with confidence We quot t9r
o%!s sass ; chickens snson. rh Psa
Gea San do western 5d2 squads a91sn
5s as2 ia M cG itS'@ ducks
sT5s S Of p'S saS Ss p and pa naFa
81 70: Malard and black ioac 40 sonnS 90 N'''
G TST h ESf:s fn,9S quiet
,,inns nor loo N 75c. do No 3 to No !, 5JGIOc; do
shipning Soc clover mixed 55COc; clover 4oa3cc Rye
straw. iO755c: straw. 35N $780,. III, ,,r
POTATOES AND VEGET ABfES-Msrke' ne'' ~ va,
changed but closing dull and barely scaay h, no
steady for choice QUALITIES pit
inss largely defective, and such dull ana weas
steady but spinach dull and lower pther n, !.
green vegetables generally firm when o. fine guaty W.
Guotc: Potatoes Bermuda per Dbl. SsdSo; DO Eas',Ih
rose 81 5GGs2 10 do Hebron and white kinds. s. lag
81 81 do. state. 81 s7a$2 L. Sweet P9taoes SZFS9
s2ds2 e. CSbbages. per 100 foreign SlO1Sl2 domestic
S;qSG celery per 100 stalks s3pslo squash per DBL
a. oidsi ~. parsnlps and urnlps, -. hae
81 -: spinach 81 5oGis Is. Asparagus Charleston per
h,nch 81 so Florida vegetables Cabbages. per Dbl
50 5oas3 lettuce per baskt So 5oas3 peas per crate
e. casa tomatoes SidS3 80. Bermuda vegetables
- nor crate 81 o5d$2 so bees 81 50ds3: lettuce
sIGsi 30 Havana onions 50 i5ds2 % okra. s4as5'
nerpers 81 50n$3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
legal Notices.
!, I-PREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

g TPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF HeHTy o * sg sole p 9sS.s:
under the Jas; viii and Of Herman KsTstsns
Of the esn vi" Kar sss g.
sad John K 1s5 M,
said John Karstens or is married ana sa.d We,
x Kar wa8~ hs il . Il ' there any such
widow. being unknown 10 the plaintiff ana ne 1n a
tratos creditors and dcyi-ees Of the said John Kar-ns
saa De heir. Is Hp and 's Of the said and
the widows OF such as are deceased A 40 nv m:
cidren issue descendants OF the said Albert kars
Albert Karstens said Albert Karsens was or is mar Ar
T n na an@ II i FANNY y'is her name
such f I SoS ssas h@ka aqs or 70 may bs IN.
h.iis executors adminstraors creditors and devise.
wves and husbands heirs ana deyisses Of tbs
ceased Henry and Ernest G Korner surviving
RsseG Hs % %t Htary Nfs
You hereby summoned answer the amended s com;
pani this seon and to se5ys sGpy aas after @
service u this summons exclusive OF the day Of service
msnt viii be taken you By defauI, for the ieei
demanded Ts% in f fss e2 Tep4naty 2ch 1894.
d5 X address SS 5
ing unknown persons who are or may be The emil
an de: % o Of the o. '1 h :a Gsn John
tens Il said John Karstens is married and Z
s Nary T Ksr. ss s s.r true s T Wiz.
being unknown to the plaintir ana we III
ADMIN eredo!s q III. sad John
n n. sad heirs and John Kars!.ns
and IN. widows OF such Albert Karstens,
II living the unknown persons VINO are or may oe tn'
issue % s Of Or the w fsS H Of the 1
Albert Karstens II said Albert karsens was or Us MAJ
ried and II sad wf Ks,~ns her true name Il thers
n. anv such wife or widow being unknown 20 the plain
ar and 10
~ s.sc,ors administrators. creditors and devsees OF
The said Alber, Karstens. II he is not living ana 'ns
vIyes and husbands the said heirs and fevisees OF
IN. sod Albert and the widows OF such as are
Tbe foregoing summons is served upon you by pub
caton pursuant to an order of Hon. George L. lngra
nan one Of the justices Of the supreme Court ~ the
OF bearing ring a1e e The the amende COMPLAIN,
IN his action in the OF the Clerk OF the city ana
county OF & a. x IN. S Msr"S IN the yeaT 49,
Dated Ne"-iOFN' "-''" Ronald X. BROWN
PlanuTs At,ornsy,
Oea address and postoic. address No. IS Nassau-'t'
IT, ie,, Of this action make partition according
% ~. rI,hts Of the respective parties and II APPEAR
that partition cannot be made "i,nou' SO y-.S
,hs ow,n.rs then for a sale OF the folo"hs Hes'rueu
pTbT.e lots of land in Eastcheser Wes,csh.sr
10y ,h Man OF Washinronvile in the Town Of Fast
Chester dated December 18th; 1888 ..- -, C.,,
80 and Ry,nston streets. Ne~-York city. hny-sev
,, wi. On Clinton and the Esserly SIDE ara
a,,v Zee, wide Rivington Street and the NorHe'V
sise h. said dimensions more or less, ,o, ,...,
a The lot IT the Southerly side OF lHn
New and being sixteen feet eight inches wide by hall tns
block depth All OF said pieces OF lana oe"S i" '"'
Dated Ne"'fo'N '''''" RONALD X BRowN.
PIantins Attorney,
New-York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

Ncw-Yo-k. March %. 1873.
HEANs ATp PEAS ste2mcr r"Mn ; in yrslcraay
m transit 5000 the Cholierton and 1900 lags
I,oc me miadic ct next month Their has been fec
.llnc foreign beans Of late and ~" market Is firm
e.. all kinds 70 further chhnSr IN domestic b"ann tc.
hold all The advantage secured recently but the
% %1' peas SLOW We quote Beans domestic marrow
as 20 do %!,r .'ns s. '% % S9 yellow ryS
ms2 Go do foreign pea. 81 .cqs2; do foreign. M um
sos % cs sTTt" da STU ~ y 0''' 0 do
hI'rTER- fresh creamery sold up pretty closely
last night and with light receipts to-day and hrmer
Western advccs sellers able to do some business
sc advance Buyers were not disposed to operate
10 jobbers who needed goods for Immediate use There
ana no willing accept less than 2oiam2ie for
fancy, out lots showing IrresuIar quality and but tte
new milk are SLOW Not much change In the Western
2o 2c. do hrss. sao'7c; do thirds To- seconds, i2W
nrs,s. i5al7c d. Welsh tubs choice lines i7al7sc do.
seconds nrsts, i2alGc; dairy tubs. thirds 100 iic;
factory fancy. lidi2c do nrss, 9nloc do thirds to
@ s%mer mas f@ s iS s4
tubs nrkins finest i3s@iic' do. common TO good
cIiEEsE-E.pors for the week including ,9-day.s
from ana Spns are 2s s wsS
few orders for undcFprced goods ana there is strong
than md buyers In the best grades OF full cream there
fair RSns in cable so"s. SIS the S Sa
quote: state full cream fn made large eoored. fancy
io,c do o common o ar Sasc do snail colorSd fancy
i2c do white fancy ilsc; do good to choice ioisgic
large so"; a@. state fulI skins is@2c PENNSYLVANIA
skims iai4c
EGGS-Tradc is duh to-day; dealers report a lighter
business with than expected and they buying
sparingly: Of heavy arrivals early
week prevents speculative support at yesterdays price
the market has fallen I2c HAT i2sI Western
from various sections sold at that on Change and offer
ings larger than the demand sales also included
100 Western seller April. at HE and 10 cases
Southern duck at &c. We quote: Jersey. fresh. per
dozen l2isc state and Pennsylvania I2@i2hc Western.
l2c southern: llaiiac duck eggs. Maryland s7resc:
do Southern. 23U24c 5OUtOc.
FRtITS-FRESH- Apples quiet and unchanged; medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
Runs Deliveries. deliveries. Charters.
Total barrels. SO go HOO iiN lttl4l So,
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 81 1Specian-Wneat yesterday was
ono,ea n, 54s sold between 4ss 55H. and closed
55& There was a little crop scare. the result 81 the
continued dry weather through the wheat belt and OF
the prediction cold dry weather for The next hir'v-six
hours The market closed at the top by crop es,i
mates by The Modern Miller ~ X insas city. II put
the condition at 1888 and tho reserve In farmers hands
a, $1,000 600 bushels Export clearances FOR the week
bushels Exports n" day. however, we" extremely
small. 1900 bushels wheat and Hour ArR"nin N"
shipments ending Thursday dec!d ed
$40 bushels II estimated the visible supply On
Monday would show dccr"as" Of Joss than 1WftuvI
hushels would be smaller than the decrease Tor
corresponding week last There general
inclination The cash sales here amounted
% 10000 bushels THIS week9 prices WI! depend upon
weather. \ good rain would o.spos" % the drouih
S ana MAKE everybody feel sick
vanced - clUgel rather firm. Ma. Sold nom 49,
10 .G% closed 4j4 Receipts were moderate. y
cars: the estimate for Monday $50. ON the other
hand continued imprON eInent w tne grading
- per cent Of the whole going contract The pfosi"'
In the local stock 81 10000 bushels The
speculative trade small Shorts were ratnrr inclined
The weather was as cSiiim'i" Influence on
cats heat. Cold drOuth prevent seeding.
There will be gpodszed increase in the local stock TO-
morrow. possibly 2OOOOD bushels. Receipts to-day
1872 cars; the estimate for Monday $50 MAY sold
from 3d.. and closed at 29S
ProVislOns wer> strong although! trying all
prices Pork at the Wlndup showed gain
Friday of - cents. lard Of cents. RIBS 10
estimate Monday 81 900 week, 900.
outsiders were doing good deal of buying.
on the curb puts May wheat SOLO iia,: calls at
&C. puts MAJ corn sold at 4G calt at 4Gis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25

was in charge OF the French exhibit ~ inc CLOS"
of the exposition he went To WASHINGTON az d"
attach6 Of the French Embassy for time ana
WAS then promoted 10 be Consul-General AZ New
York lie received his appointment last January
and went OIL a vacation to France.
The Consul General had been in this country LOT
four years continuously before he went on the ulp
to his native land, from which he mas Just re-
turned When Consul Cieneral was in Washing
ION he watched the course of the wilson biH ut
Congress and has made a study geneIdIy OF AIHe,I
Paris he gave much valuable Information 70 n"
French Government regarding the WorNing vi ,,ir
nresent law The district Of which the new Consul
General will have supervision includes Etw-l OK
New-JorscN PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware. mar! lahI'
virginia North Carolina and South Carolina.
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mo the creditors III any, of Ada F. Tuthn.

late o. ,h. provisions 1904 OF the code
81. S,,m Procedure and OF order made by The SURF
V. 80 our, 81 the County Of Rensselaer,. " " on M
sS,h dav Of March ls95. notice Is HEREBY given ,ha.
'.n u Thomas an uncle of Ada F. Tuthi. latr az
SEAMAN v deceased intend apply for decree gram,
Ing letters administration OF the goods sSer
es,rana Jointly under the provisions OF section -os
,na code OF Civ Procedure whereby upon consent 90 s
~, ~ kin OF said deceased, the penalty or the hoi
rsd 10 be given upon such application shall nor ~
twc. the Of the claims OF cren'los e. p,t,cs
presented 20 the Surrogate. pursuant 10 he "'
required by said section -, ..,.,.,. ~, sats section
o, all persons having claims against the ssu ,hs,r
:,hu teceas-d are hereby notified 20 present ~.
Lu,h h Surrogate OF the County OF Rensselaer, a. VIZ
s,1rroc,,c's Office In the city or Troy ~ IL Y" "
ha o,th dav of April. 1888. 40.
Dated Troy y. Y. March l9th lsss; -, , ruovAs
vcChesney g. Belts Atys., . -
' 10 second ST.. Troy. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
ne .al..lc.I p2.L.!on Of nLa.n &c. !. .. lalI2v,

The mar.e for Brazn so1s Is holding steady y b1i Is
SPOT and ~ &C. for !lo 80 spot There Is nothing Nv
TO- report in regard to mild coffee the demand being
F6 G.T MN i,'; MEHfhc @arsc aslp apn
today tut fairly s'ad{ at ,ne s'i " np,r ho%ccr
Tia, little business is in shape To- pass without one
So hbiS .ln~r patents. - 20 100" ibis straight 81 ~
p1tra. - Goay3 20. $50 Ibis ci~lrs 81 -, 1ad %,"o
f 1s 'I, -,o ., aJ lbs at 50 o..G6kNMEAI-
Market quiet Quotcd: Brandy w.n" g. 90 S'f''Ht|
MEII' Mark-' quiet an~ white 81 i2a$l 10. tine yeilo~
- 10. cfaue. HcHSi o. r L. 90. ~ -, ~ ~
N92.c. 10. - sat- 100 II. ''c hom.y ,on.p So
600. c.''on'c.i meal. sjH'0c. Oh meal - iopfl TIA
GRA'N- WHEhT-Tie wheat market was very guic
gymbath, a. advance at chicago -" cam" news
%a Gs%in 81 Ge , dldl. IN heT fuiUr'S or cash
Tho large export business oi me S', n,h"nch me-
Strength At West mis- morning was believed 10 ""
i,t rn ycsI@ g wa, 5 &nicS Nenyor only
ss cn 80. $50 Sgsh against 27,c bush pr"yous
wcc. and i3 lush year. since July they have
S Sesr 'S GecroSe Of GD2 bush Tho ocrHes were
lghi a.. the forenoon ana i'Sa,I ,rn, This ,usp.d
The prices up ana asrstcd b. the strength ~ Chicago
% ma r5 1yan hr ' r. % Thd was ' talk Of Try
parts Of the West ana some i'ars ,xrrG.ed
anccs the week were another factor Ihe interior
week but estimates on the visible supply promise fair
decreas Gable Were que, sn' saay & pp,a ,ns
cash wheat was dan bur urn 10000 bush No . red
so lag" S Snnf n e oa on p nG.r M% in
Nay closed co ON the curb the market was steady
sprine whes marse, o;aaS were 2i3si bush GncuG,
3 COZ "' ba.h asst years s w h 5ei pu.2 against
Exports pc ss4e bush aaains ssoo.s bush CORK
1sns Ths S' "nd @ ecs III nsis Prices Sy s
up ." shdwe Tsi "S ' cad ana n
advance The falling on in the Interior movement has
ri d "A a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25

rtverpooI March 81 p. m.-Beef-fxtra Indla mes
orm az EOS prime mess, firm al COS Pork-pnme mess:
II,,sr, fro seadv al SIS Cd: do medium steady a.
~ "a Hams cut about !. 90 10 40 ir o a e as
% "a hor, rib about - 10 firm ~ 33s 81 long Gear
niddes about n firm at SIS long ana snor' Ah,
.,,iias ,hou, - 10 3ls Cd shouiners p,.
~ f. rs H. steady 2ss. american nhes rInw
j. 20 ioe III. 10 coored, steady az DIS la1
1919 a. r,minaI Cottonsecd OIL Liverpool nanh'
All AZ 6. ID spirits of turpen'ine s'roE a. sno
T"I ,.nmnon no stock. Iard-Primr Wes.eS s ~ ~
arm at as red winter duli a. ,p ~ wn,er
, IN ',,i-g All, al IS 81 FourSt LOUIS RAM -, t.
~ 81 e al corn Western spot mu, =" II.
March dull at DAD. April dull AZ ~ 20 am NJ" q;
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FgANCE'S CONSULGENERAL HERF.

.r,5r WIDELY EXTENDED TERRITORY OVER
WHICH HE WILL HAVE SUlERN1SloN'
Francois T.. Bruwdert. the new Consni-"ehcrai
90 r,-,rco q, this mort arrived here yesterday on
mo French Line steamer La Champagne from
Havrc. He was accompanied by Mrs. Bruwaert.
Mr. Bruwaert for some years Consn-"enerai
At Chicago During the Columbian Exposition he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25

Amending time year ago. on the curb the nafhe, Mas
frrn Ma, selling sic. c.osnS at 20 lo,loc. -,
Tho market for cats quiet. with prices
eteaiV The improvement in wheat and corn gaNr 40
confidence bu' speculation AZ the moment IS a. -e
ain srI cash buyers Indifferent. Receipts OF oas
.a-gc the primary arrivals the last week neng ,ofsi
opo busb The demand FOR cash oats IL small a.
and the combination = affairs Is direct 1Ia"p ~,
- any confident buying The c.ose was al 90. trsS
sfr Cash oats were neglected Sales were lo"Vv ,s
Track white 3,a4oisc No cats was l'io,so al a.
I'd HARLEY Market quiet. Quoted; 70 ia,
,5c. ungradcd Western eSIC6c. MAJ aus,
crctod. western 1GQTAc..... SEEDS aiarEet quiet
Sm,teJ: CTo-cr s. s0MsO so: timothy. 80 ions0 40.
a., rie for comraris0n the closing prices OF me pre-
~" -. md ~ thr corresponding date last year
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OF section 6si Of the Code Of Cvii PROCEDURE ~ T
c,as a, Sew-York and pursuance u an order mao
Hon Frederick NJ Calder surrogate OF u" nS,,c.
nna,,, Tew.York the undersigned hereby gives n2u's
nv, 70. lii on the sixth DAY OF May. 1880. az 10 cloy
m % that day apply - the surrogate our 10, 80 80
-, ~ Tho Court House In the city or ttca IN 70
county Aforesaid FOR letters Of administration 10 p IN
n. ,hers ISSUED 20 him administrator 81 the so'S'
ar5 nersonsl property and estate OF Thomas Car
is deceased late OF the OF Paris oneida NounF'
New York. 49,. ho-ahy ro,inea %
sn,, ,heir claims to said Surrogate AZ his once ~
, q, rca Aforesaid before the sixth day OF May
iSa5 the time % said application
dated Utica. March II 1928 -.,,,cv p.,,,,o,.r
Tosenh Avery Attorney for petitioner NO w "ehe
.,ra., Itca \ewyork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

xsv-york March -. 1873.
PEFvEs-Recepts. 6s cars, or llfI heap rsNsed native
eiies cuet but FIRM sa0c per ~ ionas ,,Sav's ie
Sine And selling al iiallac per ~ esI iH yeigh,
1i. ,,rerican sheep hrm i2pl3c dressfu a.
,r~c,,,r lcef selling London n sa NC pr 20
,,eSpooi a, gi.diO. shipments to-ua! -, The
-, the same port $50 cat'l" and ioS g uarers
Of beef. and on IN" I'i'dhii w ''''''
~ h"rt pe,,,s At all Ne.- markets 90 head
q, yhch II AZ GOth-st steady f"r an caIves
IA al Tor common 20 prime stock Dresser ,r
~ aoc for city dressed veals, 4dS' io' V'"""'
I-.ssess1 and a43c FOR little calves - . e. ne,
go, sanders u veals. 10? n average d. - ~
iop n ,o- -, q. &. 20
G',rtip ,Tr IAMBS-Recepts. - cars or y o' hrat
@ ,ir.rt To- butchers and IL cars ior NE mo- 70.
sbe.n ere in light supply and STEADY iaila"S ,rnfn
'T I'D .loN with sell at the c!os ~
49, - re-, sold AZ 81 $3.50 80 per ~" 10. IhH
20 ,,ts a. S. 65dS6 - No spring lambs repor,,"I.
49, but steady Al 1'1ISc per 10. d -
eI,ra cthers making 9'sc dressed lamns SO" 1" '7f
lie. u Harrington: 80 state lambs Sd 10 ayGTas''
. a. ., no. 100 10 III state sheep. y, 10 al ~ -
~, ,Pinf.,k A HOLLIS ~ Michigan LAMBS, ~ ID d.
e. - is d. ~ n, a SO i2i. 60 a. cent.
Hume Mullen: l.p state !ah''s' - ~ d" w. "
sheep ~ ,',rS isn Michigan lambs So ~ al SO 10
= ,ad.rs: ~ state lambs. ~ 10. AZ ~ ~ 40 80 !"
. e. :, - '.rulls' ~ N. az 81 .. .c oo,
>I,biran DO 81 10 AT s. So Indiana sheep los TO-
"Xcwton & CO.: i23 Kentucky sheep i32 10. AZ - ~
a, a., f.ves loG 10. AZ So ~ bucks lSp ~, a,
n Mcpherson 81 Co: 2J3 Michigan ''""'' " 80 "
Receipts Is 25I6 head none f%r
,i,e Non,naiiy nriner at sass ~ per 700 10 'ou"'
dressed firm a 5tsasc for heavy 70 ngh' "''S"'