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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-22

rested, and promises to prosecute him if
caught.
The restaurant m an has been i'll for some
time and he charges that his brother came
into his place of business, on Fourteenth
street, and at tine point of a revolver COM
pelled the man in charge to let him empty
the cash register.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-22
For Your Friends.

OAKLAND. CAL, Aug. 21.-visitors
to the exposition on the closing day
Saturday will be given a paper to send
to their friends and also neat little
souvenir at "The Call" booth in the
exposition.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-22
WILL CLOSE ITS
DOORS TONIGHT
The Oakland Exposition
Has Been a Great
Success.
AWARDS OF PRIZES.
A Children's Opera by Local
Talent to Be the Closing
Programme.
DEBUT OF MRS. GRACE DODGE
Y. M. C. A, Mandolin Clubs and
Others Will Assist in the
Evening.
DEBUT OF MRS. GRACE DODGE

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
908 Broadway, Aug, q.
Tomorrow night the exposition will
close, and it can now be said that the ex-
pectations of the directors, both as re-
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-22

Latest SHIPPING INTELLIGENCk.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
PHILA Aug 21-Stmr Bel
genland, for Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09

all foi the market. car excepted Twenty,t~o cars
Trade dull yesterdays prices Tor sheep
lambs lower. and ga cars unsoid Deceh,
good sheen sod At e. J0nS5 - per lv 10 head AT
81 "a. ordinary choice lambs al S4nA ~ lncludhs
Catalan lamb. 81 65dS4 90. dressed mutton. ig'e'
dressed lambs. IG"c ., 49,.
saIes-Newton x Co: PIG Canadian lambs % 10 aver
q 81 ~ per 100 n. 232 West Virginia DO ~ ID
81 % - West Virginia sheep. 50 N. at 81 % az.
: Judd a Co.: ~ Pennsylvania lambs. % TO- az - -
at 50 3Ti,. -,
Hume 4 Mullen: s4s Canadian and Western lambs
D. Harrington: 80 Canadian lambs. s. ~. at g. %
u state DO. 10 n al 81 10. IL state sheep iVo 10
II. II Hollis. loo Canadian lambs. so n at 81 ~
81 PENNSYLVANIA DO. 81 10 $, rs. Il Pennsylvania
sheep. 104 ~ at 81 ~. . 90
O.. Dllienback: state lambs. 90 n. al s. 62i3; 10
do 20 ~ az 81 20: IS state sheep IS 10 at 80 IS.
sheep li5 ~. at 81 so IL DO. 100 n. al So .,
NJ Collins l25 Pennsylvania sheep 0ew lambs 80
n a 81 %
J. II wikerson: 2I2 Buffalo lambs IS n. at s. 80.
u. Mcpherson & Co: 12i West Virginia lambs. 80
n AZ -, - West Virs MIA sheep. 90 ~ at 81 % -.
HOGS-Receipts. "a cars. 5eiG head including 2'4
head for the market quoted steady for live hogs az
81 GlaS+ l0 70. pigs. AdA % country dressed un-
changed at 4a6isc u for weights ranging from
2oo to 40 -.
sales-A W Lamb: Ii2 state pigs. los N average,
81 - per loo n - State hogs. 2i ID. at 81 49, ~
Hume & Mullen late wednesday: state hogs. 12i
n. 81 ~: do. 40 NJ al SO ~ u do. l43 ~ at
s. SO % do i52 n at 81 so - do 2is ID at 81 30 "a
H. r. Hollis. late Wednesday: ~ state hogs 1872 n.
at 81 So 81 do 1876 n, at 50 So rough DO v ID al
o. stays 900 n az 81
:. Judd & Co.: IS state pigs III 70. at - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
OTHER MaRKETS-DY EGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards Chicago, Oct. s.-ca,tie Receipt.
100 head ae, steady ior ehoce and 10, Sser 70,
,r, s. D@s ~ COWS snd en; ~ ga s. o ~ -
ass fIogs-Receips 1900 head market firm and 80 Toe
es5er heay I pa,Rs and & coe sssed
So sGasa 81 light 81 o5asa S2's pigs. Sass a. sheep.
Receipts. 1900 head, market steady Inferior 10 choee
s. Louis oei. srcatile-Receipts 1859 head; make,
sayes So 8 Z ceus s. 2ds s TeSas steers oass IS
s fai mas m o s9a b'es h SsO
all grades Natives s. - soaihuestern 81 10: lambs
East Liberty oct s.--Cattle-Market steady: Extra
49, 10 prime, go s S3n gS : 5Sgst S 54y
good a' bulls and cows. s?as2 =: heifers - ioq
s. 10 f re e m,a %ma n @ - syy Io 81 Is
ass 90 light 81 5oas3 co pgs s2ais % heavy
hos 50 oa 10 Eos gg9e 81 Sgs' Z; o5s Sc g. fs-
mixed So 5oas2 common 81 1oas2 cuis locasi choice
ames 2g$! 49, fair to good lambs 81 ''asa 49, veal
Ad .fans sh ga and prs 50 ieGs 3d. medium ca
raS, he2yy 6oS@ steer best, s. 6as4 co. fair 70
- sgo nt s. as. s f ba. 81 ia IS ccSs and
e-lers 81 sGass e. Texas and western 50 eds3 so;
calves $3.50. sheep-Rccepts 5000 head; market &C
Buffalo oct. s.-ca,tie-Recepis last "a hours ZIG
head. total for week thus FAR sIi hsai Tor sem>
@ a r s%d, y sSa. in e.? 9a sST s cS an9
mn To- far. 81 75ds5 80 Hogs-Rcepts iast "a hour
s s ,2a i 5 st@ week s SEQ Fsad
oNo head New York. $500 head On sa.e' ~ ~ 20.
Narke, opened active and higher for the middle gfales
psana a. 30, c nved packers 81 5a g O.; medium.
.,Jr,. 9, tggss 90 extreme heavy 81 9c6s3 30 roughs.
s. -,as3 10. s,ags 81 ease 10 sheep and lamb.
eePt. last = nu came line last week - head.
signed through head: to New-York 200 mad On
oi gGc. ioa5s higher Or s? 80 ,s s,eaSy
VIZ all 8, 90 .. ca c Tn,i' 81 -S9.s tscp good
20 eS6cs. s. ioav 20. common to fair 50 2'g'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

William Rosenzweig acting broker. has sofa
to firm OF operators parcel Of property In Fifth
ave- south Of Madison Square and within snort
distance Of Twenty-third-st., for about <s0V"V'
Mr.. Rosenzweig refused to give any further par
ticulars and stated that the names OF the p ar.
Interested and the exact location OF me P'I Spsrs
would not be made public until snoruy oel ~,
the title was passed which would be about De-
At the Broadway Real Estate saesroom. u
Phoenix Ingraham & Co sold in foreclosure No:
$50 West Twenty -second-st, three,stoTy 90 nn
dwelling lot 20 sxess TO Carl H. Krull. for sioV ~;
and siS East one-hundred and -hrst-st.. TWO I'VE,
story brick tenement-houses. lots each -oA ;dg
Moses Cohen, for $500. There was due on JUG
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold ior y.
Dickinson the three-story and basement brown
stone dwelling No. ll West Eighty-seeohd-s''
f Depuyster Foster has bought the lo' IN We" ,hs
End-ave 80 feet south Of Seventieth-st,, on Tue
west side. adjoining the Z, one ne purchased w.
John r Todd has bought the northeast corner ts
of Mornngside Drive and ne,nundfed-an'- ''''
The apartment hotel which Mr.. Osborne VIII puiid
the lots Just purehased Gy seventy
ond SITS will have a full view OF the Hudson River
and of the Riverside Park and Drive LOT H'IsS cav
John r. Daniels9n has solo 70 e,o Tnar AZ 10 S.
George JohIsOn has sold o TO d Ios eP
dred- a nd-third-st 235 feet west Of Columbus-ave
Six OF the nine lots in Riverside Drive, pe.Te bn
John s Sutphen. have been sold for INC erec',pn
OF private houses them, to be occupied oy M
purchasers. Options are pending on the o'"e'
Il is reported that the proposed sale Of the An;
son Phelps Stokes proper,ies' az Wn,,e' COM
panv has fallen through because of disagree.
rnen as to price. Mr.. Stokes now intends to cree,
a big building on the entire Site beginning II heA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09

9pnerings the market closed steady at xGxc
ypts west have In four days decreased 423 90 bush.
willie exports have decreased $4,000 bush The Price
says thai offerings Of becoming more
i"s Ia many localities. Receipts Of Chicago to-
gay Were sl4 and for tomorrow estimated al
100 cars Cash duh with sales Of 5.1O bush No
NJ ysc. delivered, and boo bush yellow ayssc Gle
vator: NO corn In elevator quoted 81 2s7sc OATS
for nominal locally. 'lrner IN
tone closing ta1sc net rise. Al Chicago there vas
Receipts continue heavy ard FOR four days have in
creased 10000 bush The feature OF the market ~ me
export business Fur several days there mas been IN
excellent trade and 70 day DEVELOPED that lVo ous
~ white clipped had been FOR export a-t sNeis
and today on private terms Locally. the demand Tor
oats unnlporiant. and. usual mainly IN uhsranei
s-)ck The sales to iay 81 600 bush track ana u,
graded white a, 2oaSOc 10 quality car ail 60
mixed 1890. 6.v0 bush rejected while IS'Tm--N,,,
car no white clipped 23c and 10000 bush ~ "hie
clipped tor export. private terms No 9a's q white
2sc BARLEY-MaIket steady ,f0o hum feeiing
private terms Mailing quoted 36i+ni6c as 70 guam
EyE-Marke: quiet. quoted iSi.giic Gd l. asa "a
Western Carrots State and Western. Qulfu 80
Tn. quotations today. ;he closing pres i ,1 d.
vous day and closing prices for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
CASH Quotations
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ne,y-York october :. l>'"
CoTTON-The market closed steady IN ton .,. NJ NJ
he cotton alhet was quite narrow GOA, VIZ" h -
having tie advantage the trading 81 the ~
within mpaTatively narrow range ih,.e W ,,t,eI
~ outside .Iyns support and lecal oieid.is 49,
asesy nom one other as an .ipoit nj
rrssenel ly tae changes iuI - J"'H",te -
,-ofs AMI quick The order %, we uat', 80,
x cpsl,d about expected on contracts anu
sth the quiet ana steady ana 70 p'',. ~ In,
Nr,4sfor warns were quiet and unchanged win buy
IN Is sui n very LIBERAL scale II - reported r
v.s.nsl - rss,t,ns These "a rs cause uneasi
..s min the TOD crop Points central AIahaina zee"
srb thai II inst keeps oil until he 1t OF NOV
larger top crop MI re salAeIei man "a CUIh6ert & Co.
A s,scia from Raleigh y - T. ID 80 NC can.
ssys State comm ssone-s oi Norm ,5 3. ~,
Sins q cotton crop 20 per cent asaiIs, 20 io
fer The In I'D States Agricultural butedu a. ta,
-, made the condition IN North CalunA IN pi'"utI St
,~f IL asa.rst II in 1894. Europe oHefeu qulte iu
.1Tv in ms market Prices are at the lowest p.iIt
Sas : me- m. Sapteni ,r bureau report was pulshed
Trstefs moving conservaiiV,R ana 'n'! - r con.
e5ntinaance 4 heavy receipts when me IN d 'er
estimated 900 bales against ->"I' 1a'e ias' d,.
,rd cs. az bales last year Receipts az houst"n Ia,
week = 800 iales last year and a. Me"pns "a
soes bales last year. Al Augusta. >'s nalgs'
I'D Gs7 bales last year Rece at uston riea{ AZ
,stmai-i al Il 90 ljUpi bales. against o",o "15,
~ SAM day last week and 1881 bales last yea
'900 bales against ljj3l tales the SAM DAY Ias 49,
AMI 49," ai,s last year '-celps a. sS agdars
jIsa bales the same day last week. and s25l haes Isl
,ea Nv orleans l. - bales asa.nst Ne'- ant i"'I'
S-vsnn1h "a tales against 6@pI and 'S,2 bales
charleston 153 ba.e agans O. 100 and Boss bales Nor
!iS e.ale bales. against 47li and 1869 bales -.
Opening range and close cay. anu CLOSING O'1s ""7
,rsyi1als night and folloN:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
-xrpy PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-YOrk. October =. 1>t6
.-, prAc-Sellers have disposed Or al the
beans that wiling To- sell psow " - -,
choice mhri bas now become wen estatHshei NJ tit
and the MARX little disposition 20 hold favoIite pacEngs
in fa higher medium and Bsa n a5s e es
and are bsness White kidney turtle coup s ana M
expor. .reen peaS steady. we quote: iSsahs 90
low eye hrrn. "itnos ,.r hush 81 as DO medium and
mest: IraI no white kdney q 90 DO red hdney ~"
81 2'; do y"lio" c 81 30 green peas 1896 bags 73c
DO Scotch paEs ,resh creamery made further I'D
idsy. Tic was the trading basis a ana me Gay Gay
passea ns-e are scarcely enough goods arVns 10 supply
the current 10 the goods Increasing
nn ~ was shown other grades snn The
a. ,nv rom home otbers and 9or 10Th ,r.sb ana
Interested. and are paving up ,snt TO London Liver
June on he steamers that cleared yecte,'ay, n~ IN
pool on ihe No, bass Orders not conhs ~ w.
rely as heretofore ard this porern buyer
be losns a. retain this demand just a. long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09

Marke, closed steady al II 10 10 points decline
tared with yesterdays closing prices IraisterIoIe
sce;pts 3O7s bales. Exports-Continent 500 bales:
Great Britain isi forwarded, 49, sales LIS spinaers
bales; thus iar TINS week z.o,Sso 30
britain l04st bales Continent I'll mus "a. M
t4i6s; stock 1871 524. Spot cotton dull l-l6c lower;
,niGdling upland= i5i8c. middling gulf lSc; sales
HIS bales, including 2's spinning and 900 contract
speculation and export. 1870 bales: American. 1000
bales; receipts 600 bales all American Mddng up
lands a1Gt Futures steady partially 1-s4t advance;
February sI and 49, a,ass sTa' 4 rsi
S1sb Aprii-May $3.50 Msy-June 4i4b: June-July
venber Ass November December iiss Decemher-Ianu
ary 41is Manchest"r- arms quiet unchanged; cloths,
the United Kingdom reported by the Brit
,sh Board ~ Trade were follows Exports u yarns for
gust and - 2 900 y for September last year. For the
fason 1S5 624 900 NJ against 1870 isa4 40 y period
10000 yards against $50 600 wards during August,
tnd Ali 1880 wards during September last and for
season 3972 02l 400 yards against 200 yards
last season The Ronhav weekly statement shoxs re
January l. 724sp taleS against 4G 90 tales last
;sar. The amount 4f0at is 900 bales against 1000 bales
sgans, 1000 bales last year. and January they
~ere 700 bales against 1925 cno bales last year.
coFFEE5..The market showed irregvlarity at an ad-
Of % points early IN the day. followed by
dictionary movement reports q promising crop outlook
n Brazil The bulk ~ transactions were for March de
livery Speculation Was more active than usual 10
taes: stock $4,000 tags. Santos. receipts; -
20 bags; stock. $4,000 bags; market quiet a,
Yer 81 pigs D~cent@r ana January. ~ 10 February 80
March and April % %. Havre market steady: October
tuary SO - The above indicate "a "a advance for Havre
q ris decline for Rio. 80 decline FOR Santos and !. ad
ror Hamburg.
Contracts steady unchanged points decline
N points aiVan@s Sales &c follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now NIrH, VctDI-r = mo
yrr,rs- Receipts. cars. or ll- head ana all held
= ~ p,rr,u's market. Feeling STEADY - dttF CAPE
Tor =" i ~, ratle markets % Great Bri nm. cry
Ssses he"r In FAR demand a. sos for .eriot -
dresser ides range beef steady shipments Co. day,
choice hstn -, shoep all the Orinoco L. Bermuda.
o. Receipts 800 head Including - head diree
caL 70 "a aG7 mead for sale. including stock held
70 Market quiet but steady FOR veals ana
over yeste dull ard weak - head 49,
grarses, i'm. yeais sold sjaSI 10 per loo NJ; f~I
i.e. 81 25d<i. few srassers al ~ % Wrssrn
caves az ~ AZ G.dIoc: little calves steady at 5ddc
country unressars and buttermilks Al 4DGr.
dr ~ Collins: ~ Western calves. 20 b average at
a. aIi. per 100 II. 80 49,, ..t... o.o n, ., A. n
Hume & Mulen-: - "''" '"''''' ~ "
veals 1871 10, at s. -. M. ..,. ~ ~ ~ a. q. q
Judd 4 CO.: 10 ONO 'eais. ~ 'p' ~ - 49, y
u,s...rs AIS n. at 81 ~
erssseIs, o. a ysals. i43 n. at 81 20
s. sanders: % q, Western calves 252 n 81
'uI,,s: fed calves and veals $50 ana 2sf To- AZ
" 12Trp AND LAMBs-Receipts IL cara or 312s heaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09

Altman. benjamin The F4Fm ,as 10 Loan " and o
trust Company, l'h-s' i0-V :. 49,. $3.50 90
Brooks. Georgiana - to A AZ! 9ib 5000
pn cns ' 6.taT to Dora No o East 500
p IN John yej' to James Morrison and Ismc'
ras5sT Ng t4 and Bedfor SIS No -
.itor tdIb,s yel To- Joseph s,c8ney trustee o
cc d5i ~ Of Pax ARK I United States
Cohen r, GSmpa Of NewYork No i7S Avenue u 600
cr.Te . 0 i!e h s"i cI Of Washins'on-ave 900
years Mar, TO Rose seiterd Jefferson ave 400
~ ~ map saT 1,.t I'M MaGs iih. lot
io,7. map O, Wakefield: years ,,2i st $50
porr Henrietta; 20 oscar HU yaara ........ 1900
q c;ur,, n5 ME- ss' 10 Masdaena Kans, No
80 W Wares s" . and VIE Fanny oberndorfer 500
West io', and st. wife year to Robert wsnssy ~
FocD 100 s Bell 81 H"iSSt i5o Of ~
'Ams,erdam-aye. year 49, no. case n
Gi,7 . a., slSs . o. southern boulevard 100
, ye1T Emma & and John Frederic Midd lie,
h4rrsok Grand 81 adjoining land Wese,Vs.t ar
sy y hs 80 a an Ga Cher s'i properly ia part 1000
u y9srs christine to John shea; ie''h-s' 900
80 q i sSd Tif. to name Jamss de
LAW, rs,ee i5s.ph Adams. Rivnstonst oo' ooo
,d,: Ka,narne 70 John Reilly No $50 is'-ave 5000
years ;;..,.'' =, - stephen ! Madigan
L@ nT,b,m 81 lots 1873 and isI Downing 90,
Lin E Eata. e ,4e ysai Rye' 5000
same TO same Ryer-ave 52oi It Of Burn aooo
side,ase { Easina and oacano to Michael
p ana a 2' c Make" W to 20 rsnaei.
iflgers s0th-st. % II OF Amsterdam os.,
,raycr Joseph to Michael Brennan. 22d-st. 400
20 S,% 9r 1'n' and Tfe and Blanche Tai
eert e Emma s9gSnser 1--WE Jsr2neayf. co
MOTT Ms,t Robinson. msre No ., Broad 500"
IA 10, M.rfha A RODy,
NI Yea" En- To- Margaret Jackson. No BOZ East 900
s, nro'' ~ Walter Burke and another execu-
tor. Cassie Iayster. No 5o3 last bfo~d"aS' "a .o
r,, yea Pichafd G. to Olivia p Hoe. West End ,
pa ave- s ,9ne to Masiaene Rauchfuss
35th-st pa It Of 6th,aye year ,saa ''"
Robert Heng NAV, to jS'VI l.a!r'' 1000
same TO 90 iarob Herb 10 l6i East io3i-st. 80
pd month. louis; NJ to caiharine and julia Cur.
ran W 5 Ciinton-ave. % # II Of Oakland Place $3.50
SAM, year i6 John De Hart property demand iio
Edward ana Henry liza a'S, ,sa ,.2 600
st1ddart James II. 70 Harriet Wheeler. Park 80.
corner ,'th nS rs.. year 70 i;.sn Pizs ''"
- ,y,ihsi lGD II W Of Lexington-ave, years. 2Wo
Schumacher. Max. and wife to Amalia Krauss. No .o
a. Wss 55th- II. ars...................... 900
scsIeseI' George j. to Mary Walker. Nos iss 0.
smith. Matthew, and wife George NJ Miller
trustee sarah Lanier, 3 Vanderbit-aye
south. = 10, % and all lot 49, map OF Central scoo
seaman louis t. to Hartweil wiken and an:
snriny ats 10000
STOP e;e5rse and wife to Austin Kinba Guard
sam. i 81 MaTy 90 K,% mi is4,s.t rs Il
of ccgr,landaye mor,sasss Sr yss,r': 500"
Anthouy,aye l25 4 Of lso,h,st 2 month";; go
walar. John II. and wife to John II Asf1er ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANcFEfS'
iie'h-st. No 53s East. william Hanson e; al to 9,
osd'si MN Sos i5i and i55 East: and
osis, no ''si is5 East East Henry Rcber; to Edward
8, x sfuhls' fiac: s. All II Of i5oths 5r
100; Jacob Batter t. Kate = Batter ,.,,c..,,;;:
'' Brnianln s'S MdcauIey and wife to william
isob-. No 2ii West: Albert smith to Emells
proro."d new avenue erst W Of sth-ave) i19Ilx
Is, Edgar Williams and another. executors 20 400
les c"rner Amserdanaye SoxIeoio
li3d-st Edward Hersh and wife to Charles ,m
Amsierdamnaye. corner l s9Gii5 21Aoo:
Iast6-st' n :, IL 81 map Of Melrose SOUTH
Gerard NJ Edwards George Daneb ...:... !
Lot o. map Of Meirose SOUTH Stephen Hyai,
,s}h '.JoTs > same property Henry l. Morris
st a to as,rg: ,..;: nd Va. 10
i2o,h sta 10 - West: oscar Hammerstein to -
ra Mr'i BroadWsy' 80 800. william ii Irwin and
MaTy 5 aS 'As o Eua aBi eNrA '
Same property; Martin Burke and wife to same !
f Eas h Hopr ' 30 5o5 Waiter burke
Bridget 4 Burke, executors etc. OF Cassie ,-no
IN or 9Th ave- . s. $50 II Of walnutst. 25x
100 William Gansz and wife to Lorenz Gansz. /
G9th-s, NJ 1919 West. Lewis Philips to Benz +,
"T co E j5.eSh Esel and VIE to Al5eri
wssi kq&4 4, ,. ind ~ t e to 2 Jd, s1n-
Graham-st - lots ls3 and ~ map part OF
the Downing estate; stephen Manlsah u WIN I,
Lots 1, 2s to 49, 1885 to 40 map cebre Park; .so
i4n- o In ~ ., 7 y n@sne ~ 200
49, I. ave- js nni " Viz =, 5sTab cornS
Cherry-st No 800. Max Wolf Herman Wolf.
Eycbange Place 50 80: Frederick Miller to oo
-.S Sa'ner No % f East Oscar Bernard to
Av mus A. corner eth-s % ixiia Adolph
lei Aasn e. N i2 wesi; Kate Macy benjamin
n N aVl 81 s5i sarah Fcicrgrccn to Max cohen
is,-ave NJ $50. John Reilly and wife to katha- .s,o
so ,i"s It. ' US co and 81 West; Eugene
and wife to Harriet 4 Har'nett .;;':;;,,''.' |
vi ST. s. 2s5 Il Of Columbus-ave. 2oSio22' 8, oo
s,,s ''T lee q ~ shave. Isxlc22 Max
Ju.,-r and wife to Meyer schwartz ......:.o::
sou s,5a.;1 20 HiseTs 9 to Eagsnle Never
7s;h St. 80 l4e last George E Flint to Eugene
las ~ s ST. 80 ~ East: Edward saadder to
ul WIT Place F5s 25 :, u Lesgct'-ave: 21N
c6 iOx2G iiy7Gil: Dante Kraus and WE "
John wri'oeeSs 9 a. II w.baerayc 2x556x
2jYp, g: the Northern improvement 60. " ~,
Charles PARISH 81 :; Or Lebanon St, iesx
10. John II MetzIer ct al to John "a''a.s .co
ana WE IL; It Of isoih St 25sloo.
Simon Prowler and wife to II mona non Ok
i3e'h-st ITO ~ + 1, ol and wife 10 John
e, 'IrgS . ~ It q Oakland Place. iay
loo. Catharine Curran and another to Louis 2.o
King.briise Road. e s. IS 1888 4 q i55th-st
.sx,io 8S6t ilx3s56; Kinssbridge Road ,
iS5iG n - l5jth 81. 6px2o' klnssnrius.-
Road . s. iS7e6ll Il n Of ls5'h-s'' "N'-'' 10
Lot ~ to i?6 map Van Nest park f'p's'" los
II Levy to Thomas Tc1so4 5 MtsneE s5ss rnionpor,.
Margaret Gahan TO Charles Taylor ana /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
,o,r,trRN COTTON MARKETS.

.,...,., Oct s-Cotton dull: middling. 9-6c low
,iing i-l5c: good ordinary. l5.l6c. net and gross
"a hales exports Great Britain. o. 700 bales
,iS,, All bales coastwise 200 bales stock. i13022
bales. go, .,..d,. ,otddi,,, -,eo lou,
.,s,r f-l.r. good ordinary. Gtc. net and gross re-
,. ,iG bales exports coaswis~. 1905 bales: sales
az tales stock. 4oois bales AN,
New orleans oct s-Cotton easy good middIing
. 10. ,nidalIng nc: middllng. Lice good ord
-, "a. Isc net receipts IL 254 bales gross IL 'O3
t. e.nor,s coastwse Az bales. sales. $3.50 bales
So s.|orrsh oct s-cotton steady; mdding. 7 3l6c
10, n,iidnR 5-l6c, and gross receipts. 6t3t
taIes eNnorts Continent 40 bales coastwise 20
bales: sales 1879 bales. stock. lU% '3S bseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
Mary Smith. 8 Prospective. So ~
Letanon-st, years.
RrrIDfNG PLANS FILED


The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed yesterday:
New buildings, main ofncs p,o. ,or two
story frame dwelling. by David Powers OF q, "a.
,ssd =, nnd Am~,eraar,-ave +. " corner. for
sdo%y o srie t ns, s BY 5000
New buildings uptown branch; ., four
story brick tenement. b. Angelo Msneio OF :. 40
cIinton-a1". n s. x Il OF Oakland Place for
two three-sory frame tenements, b. Louisa "A no~
Reynolds Of No i.oii Tfsny-s, owner. 49,; """
one-story frame she'd by Sophia haseman' Son
North Chestnut Drive. n 5. 500 It Of juno
ton OF and Chestnut Drives. FOR two.
story frame dwelling by Mary Dorand' OF 1so
Columbus ave n s. 100 It n q Louse-st for
one-story frame dwelling. by o Hammer. OF an
Treroon,>svc' 81 n s. % r. : Of clinton ave for
three story frame dwelling and store, by Ann noo
R6 ana Ai place hn0rse % iSs OF ws.tcneser
aye for two-story frame dwelling by Mrs am
Mary Clark. owner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o"V
Alterations main Office; .,
elstst, No i?9 East to fonr,story brick
dwelling. by John Bopp. OF No l." East 'is's ~
72d~s; No ie7 West to a four-s,ory and es
S ;os is S wsst 4S IA ny mary o
l25th-st. No 81 West. TO two story brick and
No 9. West ia st. owner: < willard. jr OF 90.
No 2is Lincoln Place. Brooklyn lessee .....'.' oA0
Alteration uptown Sy,, , bTan[h; and half
story frame dwelling BY Mr. l knaPP e~h tg
hrears,9ry frame dvelng by Ms Mary ,
Mcklvey owner .....-.......... .,s....,,.', '''"
charles 3 simpson OF No i.o25 Boston-ave .xo
Interior lot. Is I, of Melro-e and Is {,
Of Roscobe ave. TWO story frame dweiiihs' son
by Anthony singer. n kinssbridge ave ...... ~"
cen,rss city sana e Wv" 70 s CIV rsians