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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

ohoile go h1li< eS lambs SO 5OgS4 g. IN, .,
Kan.as CITY Feb 2O Hogs-Receipts v 90 ., eo'
nrraf slow Sc lower light and medium ~ 'ov ~ ~
hayv 81 1OaS3 So pigs So 30g$3 10 io
oro head: market weak: native steers, peSS 30 S9g
81 10 fair 10 good Sass So cows and hetes oes sg
"a a. fair 70 cool 81 1898; bulls 81 6ogS3 ~, STOCK
caIves SASS sheep-Recepts. 400 head' MARKET
sts 800 rdherty Feb 2O-CattleRecepts light market
faeters 70 prime So 40NS3 90: calves. 81 oogSI
49, peca,nts fair market dull and lower roughs 70
~ - deinbias s3ds4 as Sheep-suppy lght; demand
go,S and market active: common to prime " -ogsS ~;
lambs 50 50asi H. $500.
puraIo Feb .D-Cattle-Recepts last ~ hours OH
he,d total for thus far TO- AZ head for same time
iasf head consigned through W. fead 10
~evr- YORK 500 head sale 20 head market opened
closed about steady. with all sold goou Sue.
"a. Old TO far S2aS2 10 Hogs-tecep,s 'as' -
bours 100 head total FOR week thus far AZ w heau
Tor sane time last week a. 400 head; consigned nrousn
$50 head: to York 2120 head: sale 352o heitd
narke opcnod slow but firm: closed fully loc lower ior
r,ed and mediums; Workers 81 5OdSi %; gh 90 p %
~ u 90. n,gs 81 .OGs4 co; mixed packers - 4Vqs4 W
mediums 81 4OnS4 As: good heavy. 81 35as4 40 mostly
e. 40. rough.. 81 5Dns4; stays. s3aS3 90 sheep hhn
i,mbs-pecep,s ~ hours $500 head; ota ior W.
,I,,,s far for time last week. 90 w
Road. consigned through 400 head: to New-fo -
had on sale head market opened strone,, 10Y al,
,,Is close. steady sheep. with :bout all sold i'
I'D ~ lambs held over which held above buyers
,ews nrlme lambs. ~ GOFs4 10: good to chpice %
e. ~. light 10 fair 81 iOqsi i0:. cus common sonsf'
nlyed sheen good choice. So GoMS4 common u la"
So 75as3 80: culls. s2a$2 IS: no exports here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

Chicago Feb 20 ,sn-cian- Wheat broke Amos, a
t,-,ay closed about the bottom. May opened NJ
G,s. cents G57s ami cents
a. c"ns bid The price night the curb showed
little change. Liverpool lower. which partlcu
larry depressing. there had been advance here
wednesday, The cod wave. which and
which spread all illinois, Indiana Ohio. had
steadying influence the OUTSET but almost
Immediately supplan,ed hy the bear The
bull circumstances the fate There good
scsir,trd clear1n t2O.o0O bushels
Northwestern receipts showed falling on. 33j ears.
against :3i last week and 339 year. There
another fair total II cash business about 10000 bushels
the buyers Wednesiay-C Patten. Barrett.
clifford. Baldwin Farnrm and the others The market
day got under put prize" and closed under.
corn duh but stubt'guly firm May sold between
2y3. and aOi. cents and closed 30
kei KEEP firm 10y small receipts. The Inspection
only 2io the estimate pr Friday. 33B Gables
stcady at I'd advance. SeabDard clcarnnccs
although the roads fairly good. the farmers move
light. St Louis the best buyer. The pit
trade not important.
oats kept all day within " range May selling be
tween 2O's and Il and closing The
receipts the best support. i31 to-day: IA
Lard and ribs closed day just whore they did YESTERDAY
Pork closed ! cents advance. II small
The best sellers Of the packers Niles- Robson
The crowd thought that Armour buyer OF Hog
1000 There appeared to be improvement in the
cash demand. on tn. curb puts May
tits cents, calls at 65s. Puts May
3On cents. calls. cs5s $50 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORI.

February ~, 1870
COTTON Under influence Of better Liverpool iu,ul
market than expected. slight advance in ne prG F 81
spe, cotton at Liverpool and better demand from Eng
Isl summers for spot than for many DAYS u,
geher Win more me in India exchange
our market opened points higher than ci ,
esys AND some tyins for Wall European a
The fear Of heavy moHsneI1 n au by he
agsressive bears be largely enumerated by me
,hat ,he "e ANA bis uIns the attention many opera
oTs 70 the tu side It is noticed today TIA. receipts
are large Galveston receyins omdg 0V n Ion
against 400 bales last year The strong III facr
don American securities Is quite an % fb c",,n
IN bring ms ao0I ba fdredon there were some quite
portant chances IN aaes og' me by rally to
abou, the highest prices Gi the m9rns sales Of fer
tser in the Carnas intended chiefly for tobacco
lands Of which sre9 area ,n"I , usuI pa Of the ATE
noon session closing steady 10 points net advance
business The closing prices were very close 10 me
s sss OF the pe aS or ma
course Of the market lo-moi9w VIII 1epe in an
ticipaton Saturdays holiday In the gossip gong NE
many reports coming IN abut ~. cS, S sn,i,eT towns
the South in the hands Of merchants o. 'he h,l s~s
sfad 80 buy S3n a. pTeSSn e pe
that the mark win be up better conditions -
ManGhsstsr and the Sne SINNERS Much seems to
depend upon tho weather during the planting ana sf h
above. others that he whole the market is GOO
one to buy on On me me o wsr ' Bobav statement shows
receipts J9OO0 bales against 34OoO bales las year an.
591 Op bales against %szNV
bales same period The amour; anoat Is 44VV
bales against bales last year. shipments TOY me
week Were haes against 5000 bales last year ana
since January 1ji u0o raies against % OOl baIes
appears that the net stock Bombay is 399Vo bairs:
AGAINST 223 period last or nominal
increase of 761O bales The receipts al the ports Tor
Inc estimated at about 1907 900 to 10 600 eaes
against bales last week AID sls bales last year
Receipts New-Orleans Friday estimated at ~" -
6OOO bales 1852 bales day last week ana
1904 ba.es las; year and 23 bales Two years age To-
receipts Orleans I.N3l bales. against
bales day last week and 2lO bales last year
Ga1ye T.
Mobile 1862 bales. against 3s5 and 40 bales savannah
4.4 bales 1855 and 1.345 bales tharlestor
ii45 bales against so AM Loss bales, Norfk. i22l
bales against 1343 and 40 bales. Memphis All ba.e.
against and 155 bales. Houston 1876 bales agalnHt
233s 40S3 Receipts AT Houston FRIDAY are es-
tlmated at 100 LOO bales against 3ls' bales same
day last year - .
Opening close to-day. and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Nrf. February 20 1906
REEVEs- Receipts 81 cars. 55i head % cars
FOR West side sl1ughierer and cars for h' market
offered for sale to-day. Feeling weak city dressed
sides sold ~ GHiisc per n Latest cables Indicate
a steady mar.. for cattle and beef M both London and
Liverpool shipments today on the Iudsae mn to
- cattle ~ Schwarzschld & Sulzbergrr.
CALVES Receipts w'rc l4l head all at Switch
friy 2j ou sale Demand sla X and prices lower and
tie pens not cleared common 70 good r.als sold a.
ssG$7 - per 100 n hArnyard ctye NJ S3TS3 20 Dressed
carf generally steady 7ui2c for city dressed veals;
selected 10 N l2c, 7aiosc FOR country dre.ed and
Sales Hume 4 Mullen: ~ ycals. 40 n average at
81 30 per 100 n; 10 &c.. io7 n, AZ g. 80 &C.,,
81 . bnrnyard calves 40 n al So
iIalcnbcck & Holie. v.ais oi n. at So BARNARD
SHEEP AID LANES Receipts. 2Iis cars. 43li head
O cara r. city butcher ari -. fgr the market
and counting the n.y. cars held over M'dnesiay There
was apparent in the light demand for dressed meat and
butchers took hold slowly good handy sheep sold at
tainrS and lambs were dull with 10 be- carried
over FOR Friiaye market ora y" i, -'
Dreesr1 mutton que At ssn7c per NJ dressed lambs
dun A. 7Ns'y-: country dressed spring lambs firm at
S' saie-IInrn~ & Muen io2 Western lambs 81 y aver
age at 81 20 per 100 ~ lsi STATE do - No. ni - 10
u Harrington. 2G5 STAT lambs. ~ n n. 50; - state
sheep o7 n at s. y. - do ~ H. at 81 ~ do. 9s n.
sand,rs: 2 western d lambs 81 r. r., a. a. SO Is
p Mcihes2n g. CO. l's ., "a oc aeI dn 70 ~ a, 81 ~
gan TO- II NJ at 81 CO Ohio sheep "a ~ Mt 81 s'l,
J. ~ Wilke-stn: go Eurao lambs eus few sheep
Hallentec & Hollis: ~ state sheep. 90 n. at SO 80
HOGS Receipts. 40 cars. Or $3.50 had OF which %
A bunch Of choice lish, hogs sold at $i9 coun-
iry dressed steady 5@7c per NJ FOR good heavy TO
HsIlenf"ek & Hollis. 40 state pigs ia 10 average at
81 20 per 100 N: hogs. 1871 N. at 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

but broke at the close leaving off at igizc net loss
Cash wheat was inactive. 1900 bush No N0rthern
were reported for export at 3hc over May ahoa..
Nav closed az 71lc No hard quoted at ilzc over
Nav o b ahoat .CORN-The market Tor corn vas
Quiet All aiy fairly steady. There Is only s"ia'
speculative interest trade. The large increase W %
cents ana the falling off the exports are not riould
ing features naturally d. not bring IN any i ne ua
edo help The the primary receipts us NeN
a, four DAYS haG $4,000 bush and the decrease ~
axn,rts about 10000 bush The close was iule, i.l
,nchs geo 10 lac cline Cash corn WAS dun =" ~
quoted AZ 361c elevator: 5000 bush steamer yegW soIl
y. asAc elevator; bush No yellow az .M-eno.c
Ole atcr car horse tooth i3c elevator ant ~" pns
mgr led corn AZ 37Hc delivered oAIS-Vats VIZ
dat ana featureless ali day. There was sa d IN
continue to gain AT the 49, alu ".
demand is small a purchase Of 5000 pg g, We VS. ~
,,o,,at expo-t encouraSns "a
he future mar UNCHANGED 70 &c aecn' ,,,@s.
oa,s sales Of Si,ONo bush a.
On 600 hush 40 2 private terms. for export a5' 49,
M. IL 600 bush 2is4c: 1000 bush y" ~" ,rrc
o5s rs 600 bush track white 25G2sisc No "f ocs
o,S,ea a. 25i1c bid elevator and No whitr .. 80
rro-inal ~ BARLEY Market firm hn' oIIlIssss, s'''
mailing is reported at i26A7c and feeling DyF
WATT@Ma-ket quiet but steady at 4shoI. "a an
Market dull but steady al !3g roc ro' , arm. sales
90 S,r boa,ioads . BtCKWHEAT- Market D'li,
renor,ed 900 BUSH prime state az 4oc IN n s exaort
"a m o,o hush AZ acc o ahoat. March H. 'o' eN''
~. ouoat,on- today the closing prices ior tn ga,.
yious day and closing prices Tor 'ne ''''S9'
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cesal Noliees.
NE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SECOND

nEE HUNDRED AND IlllNl 4 -SE'o->D
~ srREET.-supreme Court City and County q
New-York-Jane 4 stokes. Plaintiff. against Micnaei
sullivan and others Defendants.
In eursuanc. Of judgment of for'cI sure ana s@4e,
duly made and entered the above entitled ACTON ana
bearing date twenty second day ~ January $50 l.
the undersigned the Referee In said judgment h"N'
viii sell at public auction AT the ENchdihe salesroons
,New-York Real Estate Saesro)ms). NO III BloaHNAl'
I'm the city OF New York on Friday. FEBRUARY Isl,
1896 at II o'clock of that day by Peter r. Meye.
Co. Auconeers the premises IN SAID Judgment We"-
toned and therein described as follows; =.
All that certain lot piece or patcel OF lahd' Win 's
building and improvements thereon. situate. lying ana
hsing in the CIV OF Newyork AMI bounded and de-
scribed as follows Beginning AZ point on the SCUM
ev side OF one HUNDRED and Thirty second street d-
tant one hundred and fifty Easery from the South.
easferlv corner OF Ffth avenue ana one Hundred ana
second street running thence Southwarily ana
p,raliel with FIN ninety feet ana eelen
inches 10 the centre line II the block thence running
rae,vardlv along said centre lac paral wtl one
Hundred nd Thirty second street thirty ;ee,, thence
running Northwarliy and parallel with Firm avenue
feet and eleven inches To the Souhery ins
~ ona hundred and Thirty second street and fh.ncs
running Wcstwardly along the souhey line Of one Hun
dra1 and Thr second street Thirty i've feet e. US
no,n o. n,ace 4 beginning Said premises being situate
In Iioc liza on Map Of the city n New-forN
and being known by the number eight las,
one hundred Thirty-second street. the East and
Vest lines running partly through party walls
Dated n Y January p, 1896
MITCHELL. A. c. LEVY. Referee
Geo w Carr.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
30 wall Street
WORK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
STEAMBOATS,.

o~N~~~~>>"~"~>S~>"S'S N"S~>cN"S"c|~~~~NN>S~
- OSrON AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
IL VIA SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS oNLI, ,,or.
FALL RIVER LINE. VIA Newport and Fall in's.; ''o"
new Pier Is. N r.. foot OF Murray St. at u "a p..
sToNIN0TON LINE via Stonington. from n.w ~"
SO, N r.. block above Canal II. a. u 90 - Va
NORWICH LINE. via New-i& ndon from PIER w. )" -
Desbrossesst.. at b 30 i. W.
NJ EW 81; EXCURSION. Sl.oV'-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier 70 r. ~. -
T. NJ daily Sundays excepted arriving IN time for trs
10 Neriden, Hartford Springfield. &c. Freight seA"''
leaves T. II
DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for the lnt i.y
"A received at their Uptown Office No l242 Broaoway'
% door north OF 3lst-st.. until O'Clock p M na,
received the following branch olces al
office until O'Clock VIZ 2ot s'h-ase..
23dst. l52 6th-avc l2th-st lt2 Couihous %
100 West 42d-St.. near oh-aNs
Eas, i4th-st. PSI West 42i-st, between 'tn ana os
S;ta s,s.: lO2G 3d-avs., near 6ls-sI; lIOS is-aSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

Now FtNruhry TJ INIW.
BEANS AND PEAS-For most kinds The market is
shade Prices not teraily changed but
,here is certainly sell and in kinds
we see little disposition to trade This afternoon
sa,eral ihbng Of choice 81 3d. and
- a. So,h,fIl that they be bought for less Medium
are generally held 81 % for best lots Pen not OBJ
below 81 22 several sales that. and stock
cstnx little scarce Exporters were offered choice red
Kidney 81 10 and while the feeling at ,ha steady
good orders for next weeks steamer
to an 'rd much relief Other varieties were dull and on
~. whole rather Green peas slightly nrm. with
Scofch about 2lac higher. We quote: Beans domestic.
marrow choice 81 35 do medium. 81 22isnSl 81 40 pea
e. o2E do white kidney FL 35 do red kidney 81 10: DO
turtle soup 81 45as1 So do yellow eye 81 S'asl 40 DO
INA California 81 sOd$l So. do foreign pea old. ocn
r. az. 40 foreign medium old 9Ocns; peas bbis
Hlc: do bags 75c: do Scotch 15mII4c a.,
pi-TTER-There was n good market again to-day FOR
fancy fresh creamery the price was advanced 70 c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

National Stock Yarks. St Louis Feb. 20Cattle-Re-
cepts : $50 head Market barely steady Native steers
50 I5qs3 10. native cows, 50 OeS2 3D. native calves
ST. 254s6 steers 81 rHi3 10. Texas -
QS2 10 Hoss-Reccipts 1922 head. Market &c lower
and especially weak n hesyy Heavy 50 eoa* 10;
mixed So 15aS4 light 50 9DV$i 10 sheepReceipt As
head; market weak. Natives 50 30; lambs. 81 ~.
Union stock Yards Chicago. Feb. 2D'sttle-R Receipts
10 head; market Common steers
81 20Qst %; stocers and feeders 81 ,IS3 50 and
bulls 81 50q$3 20: calves S3uS6 l5 Texans 81 35$3
Hogs-Keceipts. "a 900 head market and nc lower
closing steady Heavy packing and shipping lots IS $50
81 TO- choice mixed 81 JjdSi l2s; choice as
sorted. l0dS4 2o light 50 oogSi 70; piss 50 2Ogs4 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Feb. 20.Cotton steady; mlddling INC; low
middling ne good ordinary &c. and receipts
go bales exports coaswse B. i59 bales sales bales
stock. 81. 257 bales.
Norfolk. Feb. 20.-Cotton steady: mddng -i6c;
low midillng. SIDE good. ordinary csc; gross
receipts i22i bales exports coastwise li5 bales sales
29G bales: stock. 5000 bales,
New-Orleans Feb. 20-Cotton firm good middllng.
1916. mddlns. Issc low middling. 7+c: good ordl-
nary ll6c: net receipts 1881 bales gross 1919 bales:
exports Great Britain 5.sjO bales the Continent.
1910 bales: coastwise 1855 bales: sales $500 bales;
stock 342 40l bales.
savannah Feb :o-Cotton steady; middling. o-iGc.
low middling. 5-i6c; and receipts 2i54 bales
coastwise 1851 bales; sales. ga bales stock
72,iAS bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
rrnoprAx PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb -. 3.ij =. l'cef Extra Indie mess
dul at lis 81. prime mess dun a. i6s ~ Pors-pgine
~ 49, Western ire dull ~ ~ 81. 30 medium dul Al
81 Hans-shor' cut. about u 20 ~ u. dIi al %'s
bland about = t. 30 70 steady AZ -;
snort rib about - ~ STEADY 2' ~. lrs clear mia
dies. about 81 H.. steady At rs lons and short clear mld
de about - H. teahy rs Shoulders about Il 20 l.
-, steady ~ @5s. LaId-Pfimc Western. spot duh -
Cheese Ams rican finest white dull NJ So. d.
iJs. Taiow Prime c'y afcHy ut 2Os ~.
Coonse.d oil Liverpool refined se1dy ar rs. Spirits Of
,urpentinr STEADY 2ls. Nosn Common steady at
i. 7i4d whsat-No red winter drll a, o. 7'sd - I
white dull at Is 81. CornMx Western. SPOT. steady
Al - ID February dun ~ p ~ March Jul 5 80.
Aprl b Nd Hops az IorA1n -lncnc stcaay
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

hrm quite number Of were short and the
outside ee,nA nfer wS Fs moved up about % ana the
best grades sold well More interest n me cod storage
light supply and improving a little in sympathy with
Gsaer Ola fai 5e e4ane eT Saet Fresh factory
steady can than had early in the %eek
1s S' 6,c 90 arss isaioc DO thirds seconds i3a
7c DO fall made ,I S @S w I2asc ' Go S
tubs ea7c Do hrkns Hale stat entire aa ar g
H.. 90 rs,s lie: DO hiris to seconds saaloc' rolls
cHcEsE~The home trade demand continues very sat
istar.lrv though stu c. se.y C'hnci 10 sinai os;
fa9cy sTsfs are b net IN aneaie here ncass
urgency sell season steadily aas'hel,f' s "
load and whie is special disposition 10 maxi
any nroh,h.v MAKE bette than few weeks ago
Exporters s looking FOR earsans ana GA bIsna AZ
mice under 7c and &c. Liverpool cable 43s We
quote: New YORK STAT iu g@ag To- choce 81 aioc
y, To- prime 7.asc: do fancy September small
mon to prime 'AgSts' a, ain5ac: summer made corr
Mons mim 10 fair to prime small sgoc do large common to
prime 5.iS isis continue very hcnvyl3ooo cases for
day-hut some spe -ia NJ, vh@n~s free orders to
h have been received. and an advance on &c mas uesh
Ton, ~ their needs the Improvement bui tee j. e
local speculation. and doubts arr Deserve the usual
,yrcnce Of &c under Western Reffser"t2 ,ssS N
moderate demand P saa sSaag and &nand
marks 3i.c Western. fresh gathered t.S insea
2i.GI2a.c relrigcsaor per So-doz case SeS ''''
PER light supply Of anpe' =, aT wS
sustained prices Grapes in light supply. ont rne1 rdr
Hch, receipts Jersey lots Of fancy quality ARE hy ~
some confidence hut under grades are W S 'rrhang~d
s snrTs s,,awberrics sell well when cho'c gn'
many are q sro Sr5"S we ny per Dbl 50 5oq So
York imperial Johnsons ~,'t aresnng 81 5oas2 ~
rel frvit iair 10 good S2pS2 40; e'rn ~ ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

westerly line highway Parcel No q; thence
way and Parcel No Y ?72c5 feet: thence south 10 dc
81 minutes 2l58 80 feet thence 30 degrees 81
minutes west 232 o3 feet thence south - degrees IL min
30 seconds west 27Gi feet thence south II minutes
feet thence south .. degrees a n, So c sSs 90 sp
a fs thence south 81 degrees minutes 80 seconds
% %si ts o!, e nenes south 10 degrees % MIN
No ~ to Parcel No II thence sll along said highway
west 100 % feet thence 81 degrees 81 minutes west
Sss 90 , tes thence south q degrees 10 minutes west
ives, looo2 feet thence south 81 degrees
feet thence south IS degrees IS feet
fe hsnc ~ eseEs % MINUTES 80 seconds west t+6
,hemce south 20 degrees % minutes llol6 feet
,set thence south p degrees 20 minutes
% spn II degrees 20 minutes io6l5 feet thence
syuh ~ degrees minutes 20 seconds ls feet
hene s9ith 10 degrees minutes 30 rs
Parcel No. 10 south % degrees % minutes 30 seconds
s. e Us , ls, enGe south degrees 81 minutes
Ia 70 ' f souh degree II minutes 30 seconds
feet; thence south degrees II minutes cas-, 2Io feet
, sd north . = degrees 81 minutes feet thence
sSss 90 30 minutes 30 seconds feet thence
80 degrees 80 seconds east iii ia se ,senen
e; %s ss'e fTs S ns"se soHs
south % Sa OF the railroad aforesaid thence
rshtofway OF said railroad 354 so feet thence south ~
secs IL mns ws @s't s feet thence south 20 de-
zee, q, m, mnue, west s along said rgh-of-way ilG5
'e 10 me place Of beginning containing Ala 40 acres
ne W,rcei OF real estate ms Bridge atone.
as follows ' vs. '"'Ne' .'' ~ uescriped
hsEnnnS the h, norry
ana Harlem Railroad and ne westerly line Of the highway
leading TO haonah thence north 30 degrees 10 minutes 80
SECONDS west along nad rght-ofwa line of Mahopac
ialch OF the New-iork and Harlem Railroad 81 %
o minutes west 10 81 ieet 10 the left bank OF Croon
river th.n,e noriheaoerly along said left said
river IVA Feet TO the aforesaid highway: thence II
degrees 40 minutes 30 seconds II along
hiShway thence sorth 40 degrees minutes seconds
east ~ W feet thence south 10 degrees SO minutes 80
onds east ~ 90 feet thence south o. degrees 10
seconds 22 % feet thence suth ~ degrees "A
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openins range and close ,odsy and closing o'd' me

Market closed steady 10 points advance compared
yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notices
TO Total sales. fales. New York net receipts
636 bales gross bales Exports: Continent. so
bales; l15s lales: forwarded. i3 bales
276 bales spnners 80 bales; l9296l ba.es
receipts day. 1897 bales thus far this week
Exports to-day: Great Britain. Csc bales
Continent. l49 bales Thus far this week Great Britain
AZ bales France 1871 bas. Continent. 23!6s bales
stock spot cotton quiet. unchanged m d
uplands 7sc. m.GGlng gulf SIC. sales. 2iC bales
all spinning.
Liverpool cables-spot cotton Arm: sales 1900 bales
epecuatiOn and export 1000 bales American. no
LOO bales American loo bales mdong
uplands Is 32d. Futures opened steady l-Gii al
vance; steady 2 70 points net advance Febrd
arv 424s February March. 422ls March April 42lb
April MAY 4l9i2b. May June. 4l3b: Jun-Ju.y 41si1s
July August Ass september. +lJi2s September
October 4O7i.s OctOhefNovember. 403xs: NovemberDe
cember 4O3s. December January. iu3s. ManchesteT-
Yarns quiet. cloths quiet
COFFEE-The chief tradirg for March Slightly
lower prices recorded result Of Havre
Europe Speculation dull and feat
ureless quotations for February so
March 1850: April 20 81, MAY 1850 Hamburg quota
t,ons closing for February 65 80 pigs; March 6525 April
05: NAV O. 10 Rio official cables hrm 10 100
change lie receipts. 1900 bags; cleared United
States $500 bags: stock al Rio 1874 100 bags. Santos
quiet 1880 reis, receipts for two days 1000 bags
stock 292Oo bags; cleared from RIO steamship Asiac
Prince 2GOD bags In the local market "a points
difference paid for exchanging 1000 bags May for
March. closed steady unchanged pnces
points decline. Sales were 1000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
A DETENTION IS CALLED TO TIE ADvER.

"A TlSEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD commencing
i7;h February 1896 anc continuing tneIein
thereafter ~ the conta-
ton for regulating grading ana otnes
wis. improving Fort Washington Ridge Road mo" 'aed
Fort Washineton Avenuel. in the I'm Ward -,
ASHREI. T. FITCH. Comptroller
City Of New-York. Finance Department.
Comptroller's Oilce February ~ 1896