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'lI %ms,sPSam srH az, TS Issa st. $780,: $4,000
ins. BSpR gs Fss, Sist AZ W srs..'...,.. 1000
Lynch fn,rsk a and %1s to GSss5 b a. hSS %
W BouleySrd, yrs -. =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: 1880
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MfSSss sSSy RanS: M T. to Tmsn d % So kGHSs Sd AND
Payable oa. Of permanent loan m ,s Hn,V;i iooo
Lire ins CO. y, Southern Boulevard. ,oo
SSsSSp %Sr. 5ss Hoa Rm.terSSm az. $1,000
Petty soulard Walker Realty Co to Fredk
s!%s :,%s SIs"e S."pi ~ ID 1853 1859
Same to same, iO6th st. SIS. lo5ll Brook av A. mn
Roc Emma II, TO John shrajIy ct al, e1ors
Maria shrady, Bailey av, cor BoStonar mn
sutton. Annie f. ct al TO the East brooklyn nm
Coop building Assn. C5l Water st, demand 1000
senEIssr mnIsrs st0SSe sst SSsh It: 70 also aST west
026s carlton st: also 525 broadway and y
R5VS sRd 70 to St % Spring @ TITO IIio part al and out
9f.town property, . yrs iV'ooo
sliiR TSoma. arSS Bsrtey y lsa;G st. T.S Syrs 700
Williams, Edward q, and wife TO the Ger
anG lss7 w'Gs of ,oSth @ Sc &C. tyson 10000
Wertheimer Herman; and wife to Henry LINN
Ruth. " ) Morris, is i59d st, 26xloo. ,oo
wsrtsen. gts Herman, and VII: to Ra,scl and
cherry and Pelham SITS, 8 mos. ..,i;-:. 1881
o'Conuor. Geo W. and wife to John Harcn
and ano, n q cor Jerome av ana southern nm
boulevard, yr.............,. ..'....'ss'-. h'oVo
RECORDED LEASES
Kaleh. Louis. a. e1r, to VIM Snow. sth av ..o
Eisner. August to Geo < Hempci. a49 East 80.
Hoppei p =. Adam I'M to o cHSs Raeingcr los Broomc
AeSCiI' IT. louisa indiv and a, agent to Roobor
"'"'''n' %" "" A'' ''' ~ $500 to 2.too
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sosss ,ns and prizes fee sS:S
lover: foreign houses sold here. the Northwestern
ss Sq sGfs .sss "e@ 1
sh and the export demand is less active tnan resent
Rar.: d, a5oSssa SSa Thsst ard S
..s and sfP Esis s as, ess effs
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u. ssa XII. q sSs Esssy
crease creased 1920 go ,he So1id. sss.ss
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l Of an 9 s0Gss
G a eIesG asS"sq
creased LISP 900 bush last week Chicago received
27.'Ihe specaiative grain narSets have been neavy
,oday n ThsHt hs s.dns The potent S@"se Y nss
cent. has sa.aa Selling y
addition to this cables did not respond to our strength
near the close yesterday, Liverpool opening dun at
win sSidenes o. some selling by foreisnsrs IN this
s aG and spns
nsns, s 5Ss As ysSr and PssG6SS 6SP Points
board ciearances s46.o6O bush Bradstrrsis s,ats-
the %Hfs az of ;Ssn Sa & c sgh m
onG by s Sss wa. ESHHi SSyns % 3;
sSSTs: ana to ssasss hat IA made
vators The feeling at present is rather one OF unccr
anty. with traders inclined to even UP before cleo
ton. Corn and oats sympAthized with wheat and
sold lower Recep pts OF corn were large cables were
the selling side. oats were steady at decline OF
about sc"
FLouK-was dull and weaker. but buyers were look.
Ing for further concessions owing 10 the decline in
wheat sales $500 DDs.
Exports ........................... i.2oo 2S.lS7
Spring in bbls: Supernns, &l0OS$2.20: No. extras.
S24o4SJl0: No. extras. S3&SS.40; straghts, s.. 20
esSI.25: patents 94Gt94 30.
100 ns Dog 55c.; shorts 900 Ds.l. BOG 6Oc mddlings
600 TO 100 Ds). $50 Soc sharps llinel zoe G$l 10.
CoTToN-Spot cotton here WAS unchanged; no sales;
800 bales were delivered on contract: niddlinK up
lands l8c. against s7sc: last year: New Orleans
and Gulf l6c, against VIsc; last year. savannah
and Norfolk declined l.ldc New Orleans sold 1000.
Augusta 2.54l Savannah l,4g3 st. Louis 6s5. Mobile
600, and Norfolk ~ bales Liverpool on the spot de-
clned llBd with sales OF 10000 bales: futures there
declined 2la to points In Manchester yarns and
cloths duh The port receipts were bI.542 bales,
against rs $50 last week aud 42OlO last year: TINS
far this week l7S8s2, against lsIOIS thus lar last
week The exports from the ports were ~ bales
Augusta received to-day bei bales AGAINST .I3g last
500 last week and .3Ss last year: ST. Louis .ObD.
against $40 last week and 6SS last year: Cncin.
matt e.i. against 9,5IO last week ana 2.sl7 last
year; Houston 2ll7l, against IL le2 last week and
5000 against 9.O9B last week and 4,S0U last year.
New Orleans expects ~ 900 To 600 against 72J
last week and lo.OO3 last year. Memphis shipped
LAS bales. St Louis 532l and Houston 2.757 bales.
New Orleans declined points. but recovered this and
advanced slightly. Futures here declined . to
points, but rallied and advanced closing very steady
at Improvement OF to 10 points, with sales OF
300 bales. The future trading WAS as follows:
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@atrhes aud asurlru.

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Wsekly dross WATCH SUPPLY CO., AAiqSA
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ASHBEL p. FITCH,
Comptroller.
AQUEDUCT COMMIssIONERs' OFFICE
ROOM 20y. STEWART BUlLDISG,
NO. $50 BROADWAY,
PROPOSALS FOR

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 2Og. STEWART HUlLDISG,
NO. $50 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK October 18th. ls6h
TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS or proposals for doing the work and furnishing
,he materials called or In tho approved fors or 'pa
Tract now on Me In the oflce OF the Aquedurt I2n
mlsslohers Tor rxcRyatlng tunnel and consrNclInz
dmSsGnry drain az Jerome PARK lie"r,ir "sS ~
city o. New YORK. Will lie received o7rs ,nh
MEDNhspAf, NOVEMBER Z. 1890. AT ortnrE = ~
anu lhey VIII be publicly oI-ned ny the Alurlnos
commissioners As soon thereafter as roSs blc AMI tns
award or the contract for doing said anl ,'r'
h,iShns said materials will be made by SAi 'om"']
honsrs as soon thereafter as practicahr ,b.
hlanE forms OF said approved contract ana " Va;
specincatonS thereof, and bids or lr'p'sltH az Aut
prSpsr en ,s,opss for their enclosure ,or ths
Anu All other Information be nhiAlnel NJ -
plicAtion 10 tho Secretary
ny ORDER OF the Aqueduct Commissioner 49,,
EDWARD l. ALLEN. Secretary.
II s. EMGIRRER OFFICE. ARMY BUILDING, SEw
York N v, Oct. 90, 1900. Sealed proposals, IN
ulpeate Tor furnishing materials ami work for con,
sIucloh OF concrete battery At Fort HAurOcE: NAny
hoos T. Will bu receised here until ~ ~, nov -
1910, ana Then publicly opened. Information tur'
nished on application. O. L. GILLESPIE. cot EugrL
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Barley easier. New feeding, 27G27tSc, cost and
freight TO Buralo mating 3ss<bc. rs toQualty Ryo
was Low er At I3bpS4SAa cost and freight Tor No 2
WESTERN state ana Western systOc. corn-spot
was IN poor demand and easier. Sales 5000 bush,
including $4,000 No. mixed private terms, free ON
board aroRt for export. No. mixed. 900 bush In
elevator 2gs,c Futures declined jSS &c, Future
sales 225 900 bush, as follows:
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Oats-Spot dull Sales 81 900 bush. None for
export; No. white 25c.: No. do, . 900 bush, at
23c.: No white clipped. 25c.; No. do. 23c.: No
mixed, 2259c No uo 20.fc.; rejected mixed, I've:
rejected white. S'o09 bush. at 2OsS2 l4c; No
track white. 10000 bush. at 22S3lIsc. Futures
The sun., 1896-10-28
Electric stock Quotations.
Oct. a7.-Tno closing quotations of ele

Total sales, 2,4O0 shares
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-12

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-There was a
fatal fire this afternoon in the build
ings at 465, 467 and 469 Greenwich
street, occupied by the A. U. Warren
Electric repair works, and a number
of smaller firms.
In the excitement attending the out
break it was first estimated that at
least thirty lives were lost, Some of
those reported lost were afterwards ac-
counted for.
The accurate number of victims will
not be known until the ruins are
searched.
1t is believed, however, that the death
list Will prove to be fifteen or seven
teen.
While the iremen We're fighting the
flames, the bodies of two victims could
be plainly seen on the fire escapes.
Five men and boys were injured
while escaping from the burning build
ing. They were taken to Hudson
street hospital mangled and burned.
WHAT CAUSED THE FIRE
is not known, but it is believed TO have
been started by an explosion.
few minutes before the fire spread like
a flesh, beginning at No. 465, and cut
off the escape of many.
The firemen who first reached the
scene of the conflagTation say they saw
a number of men at the windows ap-
pealiug for help, but before any at
tempt at rescue could be made they
fell back exhausted by the heat and
smoke and all are supposed to have
persisted in the flames.
Altogether there were about thirty
two men employed by the Warren COM
pany.
There were twelve on the sixth or
top floor, eleven on the fifth, four ON
the fourth and a couple in the Office
on the ground floor. The
LIST OF KILLED AND INJURED
cannot be compiled at this time. 1t
will be several hours before the ruins
are cooled sufficiently to allow the fire
men to enter. From stories told by
those VINO claimed to have been near
by when the first alarm was given
faces were seen at nearly every win
dow
That at least four are dead in the
ruins there can be no doubt, for their
charred bodies lie exposed to view on
the fire escapes of the third and fifth
stories. Two Others, one girl, were
seen TO fall back in the flames, over
come by the smoke before the fire
touched them. The injured, as far as
known at this writing, are:
Felix Haas. slightly injured
Thomas Sharkey, burned ON head and
arms.
Unknown man, unconscious; will
probably die.
Eugene Greenwood. boy, slightly
burned.
Cummings, badly burned and
back apparently broken; jumped from
fourth story window end striking the
structure of the ''L'Hdoad, fell to the
ground; will probably die.
Among the dead are w. NJ. Gray,
foreman of the electric works, and Es-
Their F'instein, also an employee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-12
In Columbus.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Aug. 1.-THE
Democratic state central committee to-
day elected Daniel McConville of Steu-
benville, who was sixth auditor of the
treasury under Mr.. Clevelands first adj
miristration, chairman of the state ex-
ecutive committee.
He was also empowered to select his
colleagues ON the committee. AS the
committee did not fill the two vacancies
on the stake ticket and adjourned TO
meet here ON September Immediately
after the state convention of the Popu-
hsts-it is generally believed that a
proposition for a fusion with the Pop
ulists has been agreed upon and will
be submitted by the Populists at their
convention