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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-04-09
An Improvement.

Professor reading)-"Dropping the
reIns, Mr.. Flood assisted his wife from
the carriage, and together they entered
the store" Can any little boy improve
upon this sentence?
Bright Pupil-The reins descended
and the Floods came.-Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Fetr'ary -. 1895.
to " EafeIa a '' g. i'ainr N%nay s~y a s
as per lco n f.r "giamln ~ '.'.'e s"' - 2gs'
81 for poor choice CONS. 'ty dressed native h"ef
Gs sS p9 s @r ar esf for r a.r W. ioa rg
carrying cattle for II. shircr. 80 shipments re-
Mnrii cows So fr.h arrival. 'qany. The .o-cip'.
generally steady the bnk of the saio. At SeoaSio
nrr ne'a for Io to F ies ,f e,r t n sa
fresh at So per head. sid 9 Halenbeck
CALVES Receipts 12S head. ali for tho market. The
ruled hrm On ght supplies ana al were PROMPT
81 ,oas5 To- cgis and >aosi for and b,rnyari
cnl.c.. bI''.si caves s,T, 'n, 5;c , |a
buinyard ana calves and ''s"dc for 'tir calves
IL average at 20 per al. ycsicrlay 10 ,,ai.
e d. 81 s 90 8 q" i d. rs f ' S * ~ a.
81 H. at s.. / go. ~ ~. at So d.. - H. at s.
81 DG leS Gives '' 10 ~ - as &c. ~ ~ Fl
veals l4l u. at 50 do i2S n. at s. 27i. do 90 NJ
- Jada CO 81 ~, 49, m at $; % ats ycsteday
rs n a. s. % - d. ~ H. at S. do liz n. s.:
N. Collins: 81 Mary iani .ells 1io n. at 10; II
sI r. r al S " So 8 also Yesterday ~ veo
,Jenc Wrign' 8 Co.: YesId,y IS .Cceals. 40 III.
s sanicrs: . vcals. IN H. at SIS . do, 100 N a, q
Newton CO.; veals. ls3 NJ a. 49, . d. la5 IL. at
J. p Nelson. yesterday: 10 yeas ia5 ~ at 50; ? do
SHEEP AID LANES Receipts. 1879 cars or s.ai5 head
all for The market: and III cars due The dny
were to sold Trnd was slack at barely steady prrs
ior sheep while Ia nts were zoe lower than wines
TO sell at late hour including the four belacd cars
sheep 75as4 % per 100 II, Inferior to prime
lambs at - '0pS' % deck u extra prime ohio do at
wethers selling at lic and dressed lambs weak at
Sales Judd & CO.: 90 ohio lambs SO n, average Il,
81 5n per 100 NJ ~. ird"Va no. SO H. at s. 10 2s2 Vest
2. 40 81 1a9 ~ r, s % - d. i$2 ys's G
s53;,s; ii0 do - H. s. Is; 2o7 DO H. al 81 20;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, February 10. lSs


CoT~TON-The make, was more active but lower ana
Iregua The est sales mere "a, o5 the
active months shortly after the opening !heTe was
owe,. prices q the morning The chief nearish factors
To-Day Were the e GS aiSs abroad and general
isc OF confidence IN tt situation AZ the moment
Lverpooi w ruisSsys closing on the late months
with the early positions showing dsch"g rf H I-2e
pponts lower March to August inclusive To- = points
lover lover an b market was active total amounting
10000 bales Toward the close there was h NIUE were ere
evidently working on the ths1ry haI some
heavy Iortward movement OF cotton mas ,I ,raSers are
OF estimates and certan ,o's, baie Th
interior movement shown by the sent weekly ste'c
is somewhat heavier than previously expected The
ing Southern spot markets Inc bulls are ANN, h ,r
South bloeaded BY sn9T and rsofs when com
They that this fact should be rene h now and
his time year For the week ending February 80 =
$500 as' year ba ins e week Ssfore and for
March they jumped to 1900 bales 'ert%n O ond
circulars and Of them are predicting &c r,9.
points in cases at love- prices heiHr n f la
certain sections Of the cotton belt indicate a' AIN
patch from Saona Uvade County, Tex reports ma,
prices. but saying that there nothing but cotton for
which they can ind ready market. ~ ma .f fr ~
SO bales against ioo73 last year Srawlo i
Tex reports that preparations are being made i"r pan"
ing fun crop Of cotton and corn Rock hi: s. =,
reports ealano small with uncertainty as -
extended acreage The semi-weeky interior movement,
as made up by the New-Orleans Cotton Excnsnge IS
as follows Receipts 24570 bales against q" "'I paes
the same period week and lGl52 bales last year
shjnren,s az IS. haes against 35GS last week and
% OIL last year stocks 3G 22 bales against d'ooot
last wee ami 30i year The receipts At he ports
for the still guessed AZ as about l-oVoO Daes
against IL DAY last week ana lilV'- as
wear Tho receipts at ewOr-ans Friday estimated
at 800 bales against . 156 the same DAY iasl
days receipts New-Orleans We're 49, ba-s asa.ls'
03l3 the day last week and 3.6-i Ias year Iat-
weston lS44 bales against 2413 last week ana 2slV
last year Mobile 3S5 bales against 38S last week anc
and 1911 last Charleston s' baes against
T39 LOSE last year; Houston = 49, Daies
against 32sl last week and 2l6G Memphis.
4O4 bales PCS last week and lso last year re
ceipts Friday estimated at ~ 70 90
bales 3s93 bales the same day last ye6t, ne
Bombay shows receipts or % wv pdies
against 80 COO last year and January receipts
have been 43s 900 bales. against 24so0 me amount
afoat % bales. against 1900 bales shipments
the week 1900 bales against lo''o; ano
since January they $4,000 bales, against fl"'
Opening range and to-day and closing bids the
night and last follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14

s5ac and C6Tlc and closed G6sc. The news was not
particularly bulsh There was however, a lot OF IN
portant buying and crowd took it for granted '
Armour and some Of the other lniuenuai pui' w."
getting back into the market again The DAY III
men seemed confirm that Storts alter g 80 ,boir
fright and the best prices the day made Oh teii
huvine Toward the close looked as II some OF t' ~
portant buyers realized. at least in part i'e 49,
were indifferent neither apprecaNy lower l'y ,,no
Exro-ts we're NOT very large only 10000 Dush TOT
davs There were goodsized local shpH ,its $1,000
bush. This about the only DECISIVE Jun ill., were
ment An Argentine private cable said that sellers msI
unable to funl contracts because OF unfaVoape ,h
and Unsatisfactory conditions. MinneaIois anu ,ss
receipts were liberal. SI2 The Price Ia
non-commitial The Signal Service map sho",u oo1
wave advancing from the Northwest but II nisp u,,,
The crowd thought the important buying WAS ~
Armour He is talking bullsh again. - go m
Corn was nrner. wheat. IL was nov'rN'-, 90.
lnnorant market May sold between Zsc H ,n, 80
ana closed ut 3Oisc Receipts were mod,ra ~, cas,
he estimate Tor to-day 1896 Seaboard ceaahces 10,
were c higher The only incident IN the ply was "e'"'
ceiling for September account by schwartz pulec. u
oats were III fracOnally with wheat ana on 'e
receirs Nav sold pose and 2ltc. ana ciostu AZ
seers Receipts were i73 the estimate Tor today'
oo9 Tho cash market was at lac ADVANCE
bv cold weather will improve the country going r
Provisions strong. pork Closing SIC oNrI 80,
day lard 1Oc over: ribs l7gc over. Hogs eCcP,s
gh, only 10 head the day; only lo estimated
fnr To- morrow Prices the yards were DC 70 l' he'
rhore vas good bvIng pork by Armour and consd-
cradle buying Of lard ana ribS ny 'uu"Hy' ''e N
continues poor 90. ILL. n,
on the curb puts May wheat closed at Csc cans AZ
era puts and calls on May closed at the same
rrce 3DsQ32i,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14

there was talk Of a cold Late cables were hrm'
which helped bulls and provisions We're a7o
stronger giving sympathetic Influence The trade during
the latter part the session not very acNe mere
was talk II good export demand ana the feie OF
bush II No red Toledo IN Baltimore az 80 mao
s,irnula Ting The wheat Il - understood vas ~
South The cash trade locally was not cil.e'
Included 24OOO bush Nu hard Duluth AZ &C over MAY
T. aflat: MAY closed at 12.c. ldHrJ hush y" N'fth-
ern private terms 10000 bush No hard Manitoba,
over May o b. ahoat CORN The market for corn
firm and fairly active although the locil a'Nahre
today important. The close was az sc gam
There slight weakness at the start tNt Hif prices
recovered. and better feeling prevailed ihuih pr" sr~
sion. The markets West quite hm IN the ign To-
STOOD bod weather which interfering with the cun
Try arrivals The movement II IS claimed VIII nun lSht
uni roads become settled. enabling farmers -
handle their crop. Cash m deratey ncNc. e~
p3riers taking 100000 bush The sales nc.ui"a -vr'
bush No lac May. b. shoat $4,000 bush 90.
private terms 1000 bush steamer yellow AT 5'AH5.
and 3Gkc delivered 1000 bush steamer corn al
;i.c elevator. small lot Of No white WIS ieloIiri
SOC. b. ahoa; ~ elevator WIS quoted at "nsr.
.OATS-Thc market for oats Was quiet out nrn
Light receipts AT the interior due 20 the bad roads nave
become Influential factor in the siuaon ana until
becomes Il curtalment - movement j.
anticipated. The close al safe advance ASH oats
i4Ui7c higher and quiet with sales r 0'"p nu-n'
including 20 600 bush No 25ac elevator ofn iush
No at 2i2Q2isc. CARROTS. NJ white. 20 ?ttci .o
2sc; rejected white. 22sc elevator and loo
bush rejected mixed. 22izc elevator BARLEY
quiet Quotations 34H3Sc feeding am ioq4sc fr
mailing .MALT-Markct dull at isuasc.. X r
Market inactive: CARROTS quoted 431 45c III Ok
WIIEAT-MArket quiet. Prime steam quoted at 4Oc.
vous day and closing prices for 'e corresponding date
las year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14
PARCEL NOS. IS AND ca.


beginning the lrt"rs"o ton formed 10y the southerly
lin. of fh, Highway front Of estate
s.rh ltrr.Ir with the westerly fipht Of way uo ~
the New York and Harlem Railroad thence along said
westerly line. north 80 degrees Is
a. seconds east 1l.,? said highway t. the
said Benclict's
thence continuing along right OF
line north 30 igrer- ~ minutes east ~ feet thence
north - degrees II 30 seconds feet:
thence north degrees - a. feet thence
leaving said rigat-of railroad along m.
irl ~ the estate Of said Iencd.. and the estate q,
ai ~ loot thence north degrees AZ minutes .as ia
Oct, thence north degrees 10 minutes ,as as - feet
H. the land Of Georg. T. Todd thence south ~ degrees
80 30 seconds 1891 feet thence south 81
d.vr..s minutes feet thence south
"a DIS
,nt,.. y.st MA th.n,. sot,,n
'np,,,,., We =, 10 "a fo. ,bsn 80 G
80 ....,,.ts 49,, ,,, ~.
s !, i'gr..s >, minutes ye., o. "a Tf. nm, n-,o
"a, .,.,,,.s s, "a A., ~,
dress % nitu"s w,st lo3 rs feet. them son,S : &
~ - l''''''' '"'' "
ktes 10 minutes "s $50 ts.t Thence south II degrees
80 nlnu.s ~ r'o"is VS. t,'' ~, meme sout .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14

Market closed steady at 10 points decline compared
with Tuesdays closing prces Transferable notices 10
Total sales. 100000 bales NewNork net receipts, ool
bales gross JO1 exports: Continent 2i0 Great Britain
La sales. 2s6; 1873 stock hS N23 total ret
to-day 1852 thus far this week et3l4 exports
to-day Great Britain. 2s.4GO bales; Continent t229
Thus far this week Great Britain I10is bales: France
IL 7Gi Continent 33553 stock sJOs3I Spot cotton easy
lice lower middling uplands. Sisc middl!ng gulf SIC
Sales 2s6 bales including o3 export direct hpmenO ana
1873 spinning. oo.
Yesterdays Liverpool cables showed sales Of 500, bales
spot cotton and net advance Of to point on futures
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton quiet sales. 5000 bales;
speculation and export. 800: American 100" receipts
1900: 1900: mddng upands. 4i2d Futures
opened quiet sellers last nights prices closed quiet q
TO points decline from Tuesday closing figures
February. 125i2s: February March. 423b; March April
42Ohs enber AIDS September
October i09isb. Octob-TNovenber, 4js November De-
4O5Q4oG. DecesberJanuary. 405N3O6 Manches-
terYarns buyers favor; cloths quiet and unchanged
COFFEE-Havre cables We're shade higher. which
helped maintain lCcal quotations Trading was dun
and changes TIE lacked snap and ruled
feaureless closing quiet February. $50 francs
March francs April 1913 francs; May ~ - francs
June Hamburg closed quiet. February. 90 -
pigs March 90 y pigs: April. sc pigs May $50 pigs
Rio official cables steady 10 quoted at l32tp
exchange lG: cearances FOR United States 400
bags stock RIO. 100000 bags Santos receipts. 400
bags; stock Santos. $4,000 bags. market quiet
Rio cl-arances per steamship Oilers. 100
bags Santos per steamship California 1000
bags Victoria clearances per Eerschcl. 1900 bags.
Contracts closed quiet at points advance Sales
10 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14
co,-TuERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb 3cot'oa se@dy mladn g ,a 10 and
gross rccelrts 567 bales exports TO Great Britain H. o
bales q niinent go bales coastwse. 232 bales sales
III bales stock Of III bales. ~ -., ,
Norfolk Feb 13-Couon quiet middlng 7%c' 10"
mddng 77-c; good ordinary, 6ll,l6c net ana gros'
receiptq 3i3 bales coastwse, 9ll bales safes
500 bales stock 1923 bales ,-. ,
Feb. 13.Iottcn weak ana Irregular soo1
mlding Sc: mdlng 7%c: low middling. ''2c sood or
Inary icc; receipts, 4ss2 bales gross .. wv
h,inss exp5rts 10 Great Britain - $50 bales Continent
200 bales coastwise fC9 bales sales. 5000 bales stock
32e 100 bales. ,,,,,
savannah Feb. i3Cotton quiet but steady; middlins.
II iGc. low mddng I-lGc. net and gross receipts
EXPORTS the Continent. 300 bales coast
y se $50 bales sales 267 bales: stock. 20 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14


The market for Brazil sorts continues 70 show some
stcaliness the sales movement is not Very active
aud the or the most part OF small lots
the basis OF 1910 for RIO
shows a fair degree Of activity. with steady market
Ne note sales 800 bags Maracaioo go bags SAVANNA
and 100 bags Jamaica. private terms
FLOUR AND MEAl,-There seems to be no improvement
IN the market trade small buyers apparently SuIped
r,,h e nour enough make them willing 10 specu-
-, IN the .u,ure They be impressed with the
considerable amount Of hour Is en- route" th'
local stocks good that lake navigation VIII open early
and with increcuousness as 10 the sireheh OF whea
chance OF paying more money
Tor the nour getting II for less Total sales
,oaav were II $50 lkgs Including 6Nc sacks winter
st-nghts Tor EXPORT 81 30 coo bbs Do. AT - To- 5000
6bs city patents 81 3juSi 60 100 hbs city clears - 10
asa o. 10 bb city fines 81 oOas3: 800 bbs spring pat
e,s SO 7O So 300 bbls raight 50 $685. 40 zoo Dds
clears So sOa s. 10 bhls IS - 90 III OK
WHEAT FI/OUR-Quiet. 100 bags sold al 81 - Ky r
EIOIR-Slow Sales 800 bbls at 81 G0GS2 81. CORN
XEAI-Que, Sales 200 Ibis at 81 ~ Quoted: BRANDY
ern and southern. 81 90aS2 ~. BAG MEAl--sa.es
1000 bags quoted: Fine white. ssQS0c: fine yellow. $50
$50 coarse TlNT3c. FEED-DuL Quoted 40 10. 62is
SS6c: 60 10 62nQ05c; 10 G2szaG5c 100 n. 65G7oc:
cot,onseed meal s1gs O5 oil meal. scg92isc: city feed
GRAfN-WHEAr-T wheat market had a up
ward to-day and closed firm at gain OF isQssc. Tho
narrowly. and there but little feature The feeling
was rather bearsh cables quiet generally except
ing Berlin. where the market down equal To lc a
bush THE Price report me- hopeful
Duluth heavy amounting $50
against $50 last for two days. Traders
sold pretty generally but there further develop
OF bearish and the day passed. offerings
became and there in quite DISPOSE
ton buy Traders covered outside
orders Armour was reported buyer at Chicago. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

head; total for week thus far for time last
week 1892. consigned through, 23i0; 70 New tork.
closed about steady veas closed slow at 80 "hS' o',
low sold early at s.: common 70 good butchers cows
81 g"G<3. mixed butchers 80 i5as3 80; FAIR 70 g,i
handy steers. 80 60gsi Receipts last - nouns.
54o head. total Tor week thus far a. 900; Tor SAN sam
time last week $50 consigned through no; 10 rem
York = $50. sale 200 Market opened lower, cosrd
strong 5c higher; good weight Workers - 90 !ght a.
81 5oasi - mediums and mixed packers - 49, '
good heavy 81 ioas1 ~ heavy fat cows 400 10 av"rase
- 30; roughs. 50 75aSi stays. $3as3 % Late sa'eS
Workers. - j0Gsi -: light lots. - 80 good msluns an
heavy. 81 80 Sheep and lambs Receipts last ~ hours
GOO head. total for week hus far. 100 for same UNI
week 40G~. consigned through 100. to New lotN
600: sale. 1.GD Market opened duh ana lower -,
good lambs; closed duh for heavy lambs OF ~ 10
mixed choice sheep 50 5oqs3 - fair to good - s'm
s. 20 cuils ana .omm9n s. tlis2 90 sen'; seg s. ~
n 81 o. cul- and common. 80 5or>i -. -
Kansas City Feb II. -Hors-Kecepts 600 head mar
ralr 10 good ~ 1888 974; pigs 81 3oH<3 - Catec-
c.ip's LOO head. market acinc; natne 1 49,
~ - S0 81 ~ fair 10 good So1s2 So bulls ~ loa
81 To- s,ckerS and feeders s. 75aS3 80 Texas ana West
ON 81 'Dus3 - calves Sjnsll. sheep -Ke'eiis I'"'
r,s Liberty. Feb i3Cat'lc- Receipts ifh marie s1 X,
u rp,s fiIr ai.ft 10 cars on sale roughs
p~iu, S3H<a sheeI-suuply fair. market steady on
sheep Tut slow lambs; common to prime sheep S-P
s. Louis Fob ~ Receipts 1925 head mark,
81 n Sti~ eo 81 81 ss2 - TeIa. steers sass
Te,ns cows. - - H'rs R"'eip's 57i' head mark
active b. higher. heavy $lrSt 20 mixed - "PH ~
light Sass ~ sheep Hocris. i3i head market story
lambs. 81 47usi 80 natives sf21 r,..
800 head marEc, firm sni igioc higher tor choice
others unchanged common - c''rn steers ~ - ,I
81 ~. caiyes sarsG 20: Texas. s23sqs' 70 Hogs Re.
ccirs 5000 head. market nrm nnl 'flor higher hr''y
,ei - rjasi - choice asserted s. 25pSi 30. light
s'ooa$i p Pigs. s. 25a<i - Sheep i.r'",D, e. -.
lambs 81 a5aslCD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14

Co-h quotation. w"r" as follows. Flour steady: 1rce,
uneh."+. 'rrrg " ne, ,, ~ ,H'> - .iy'nS
' 81 H. as.. ~ 80, g., l}S'.c. No b1rs,
ada.9o- y, nnTs.rl ei'-.. prlnr timothy seed. sa>'
s5a. .h,r rios sles i-'S", s. 70 - - dry ssri
In. 81 - sugars. ca, loaf So sranniatei s. ~
Ir. ,o,npany. raw. ssc. boiled zoe Produce
49,. nrs's iG'snl''.c' seconds l'"i"'. Rigs hrm
% y" "a }sS s, q@;a'% e. %scf' ;c"9
white @c s. yrl.%i 2oc c, oo "a. g%ic No nr2 :
L ls .h1r c.ear sides 5a.c i1s meats worth ~
more Eggs unchanged. Whskcy unchanged. sales 47d
ills at 81 ~
M.luauaec. Feb - whoa, opened firm AMI advanced
,e.c cash nominal samrle whom! arm and Sc hshcr;
's.ad,e 50 fgrine o.gG's Farley in si'.e
;li.c - - 2G027c Rye fair supply but dlfcssei and
onl NOD falsy qcyc No on ,,%ek ,;, c M
prizes 50 corsa 20 for hard spring wheat pat ns in wood
M.suns unchanged
'asT run Unsettled a May spN % d% %a's
from the clos" ~ Tn"tlay at ",.n"h, and sofa 'sc
reactions G,,c. DROPPING back - clos' at 81 tp@Asc
nr between cash and Nav AZ the opening to-day: but
little 40 Northern sold lower than Glc, NJ North
Ga n r o,R' ~ hard. 6i,.c: 40 Northern cc. No
Northern ' Flour quiet and steady At 50 loa> a. for
shipments beIs. M4stuns market unchanged. bran
bulk. 50 75GsT shorts. Do under bran
Philadelphia Feb. 10 Flour-Irces steadily held but
lite disposition o. trade as local johbes generally
T over f" a T a and Closed ar on
caI Contract wheat February and March. 7ia7iisc:
April. ~. t75c May. 73isG1+c Conception market
ruled firm prices II late futures" &c higher: local CARROTS
I'm moderate supply and steady but demand light. No
February 23s.g3ie March. 34a3il.c April 3i'sa
1870: May 3iAQ3jc. Market for CARROTS dull. with
ample offerings former rates. Little disposition TO
futures but prices advanced iaai.c in sympathy
with West; No . white February 26i. d26isc; Mrrch
2Gi. az 6Sc. April 26isa27c; May. 2G4Q21tc Eggs
settled. fresh stock closed lic sugars Refined dun
and firm: No o. ll6c higher. Other articles unchanged
ST. Louis Feb 13-Flour unchanged Bran dull.
steady. sacked. east slde i5usc mixed feed sacked.
Az ufSc Wheat higher: February. 62Tsc May 05sc:
July G3iac. Corn higher: February 26sc: May 27sc:
July. 2s',c oats higher February. l9c; May. 2Dasc.
July Zoe Eggs nrm fresh. lie. Pork-Stanlnrd mess.
so 30 Old 50 -. Lard-prmc steam. 81 Is. choice
s. a. Bacon Shoulders. Ji2c longs. Jlc clear ribs 5c
sides. &c. Dry salt Shoulders +a.c longs
bic clear ribs. 5Ac clear sides 5isc High wines
steady; 81 % Wool unchanged. Bagging-Jobbing Ia
~ ic. 2n. ~ -. N BE- Iron zoe Hemp Irvine
Lead steady: Missouri desilverized
81 30 Spelier steady at 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14
1)nblit \ Offices.
NEW AQUEDUCT.
~ NEW CROrON DAM CORNELL SITE.
NOTICE


APPLICATIONS FOX AfIKAlsAL
PUBLIC NOTICE * hereby given that 1t Is the inen.
ton OF the Counsel the Cooperation Of the Guy OF
ne appointment Of commssioners Of Appraisal under
such application will be made a Special Term OF said
Court = b" heid In he S-eoni judicial DsG al ,he
SEVENTH day Z March 1856 at ten O'Clock the fore
had hs ' y or as sa 6fiSs'is 'S1 SG . an
S'asr on We I appoh'ts Ie sbn Tesd- in the
county OF New Yoik and TIE other Two q whom shall .
described is situated as Commissioners Of Appraisal 70
u and rers ms interested the real estate
heenaf'e described proposed be taken or affected
he water supply OF the Ci'y Of New York
o,cI in the TS~ns y ilo Di nnI lew.b5ro COUNTY Of
Wss'e9eser And state Of New York and IS l9d out IN
alcri ana shown Two cr'tan map signed ana cert cert
& a, isiri by saa act n.ei 70 "Ss,ensSsh sa
Ne~ York q v B.sdsnM ohief Engineer Michael r
Daiy c.anssorer Pr perry maps r additional lands
required for Ne Construction Of te New cro,osp Reseri
>"tsI,9s1oo; Wessassisr County Ny York Exhibit No.
acquired IN ef f n VA On "a i'gnt,neu map -
All those ana . o.. =, I ra ,a he term real
Ka'.nah. Town, = Bedford AM i>wsborQ. County Of
IS ,a,eaea e snl .'a, se ri ana aunia TS
bsnnns a. point ths eas,efy lax ot the STS,on
Which point is th' ntesecoa said bank q said .iye'
rom sl WITTY WIZ. n s u h me ' shess5 and North
wa' anl iSns "hG is' band s u Parcel No g.
rn'e across the mouth ot me Cross river thence norm
r.'on r.er 4 winds ana turns and the boenta,es q
h,nc" al the ras;cry line + Parcel No sou,nerly
thence sesrec, = minutes 80 Nes, ie's -
,N'i. s,ut desfee- - minutes %e.' ~ 10 ise'
.uh i.s-ec' 81 minutes wes 77i55 tee, thence south
souh dcsree1 . minutes wSsi thence south
minutes 20 Seconds west % 80 beet thence south de-
srecs minutes west 1850 feet thence sl along ne
30 sends VS.; 80 feet thence south Il degrees g min
10 minutes 30 seconds Yves, 1910 Zee, corner thence
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turtle og dp s and peas shade Saeha l2TsI
81 Medium 8 81 ~ DO ,a p sdnsy g 81 To- a.
turtle soup 81 j5as DO yellow eye 81 psi 49, 49,
lima. calfornia 81 s'aSi 20; green peas DID,
HITTER Very te bushes was n,r4}rrG so
Mat with trade sui there moderate enyln h, on
gales Of fresh butter and The marei i9. s0cn was
steady to firm 1t was easy TO- g.. ' IL only an occa-
sinai inquiry for creamery. hui ne STOCK 81 iay
b s,s, 6,rv ,rae. heavily AMI values are to
large nominal Imitation '" h -sibSr mar, '.,
frosh factory is easy. thoush eNI%Ii''s trsn IA
Interest We quot; cFeamsr ,y. ", e1n. is,5.c: no.
80 d hrs's lSspi> No. '' d western summer AXE
I2al3c. dairy. fresh TUB aim ti .''
In arss IoiIic IL thrs seconds. szgloc; rolls
,sruitfsr-whe home demand is not active SIN il
ch'hu'f la. , and about steady far other desirable
quality though ha,s s nn r s. rf' cs asnna
are evidently in want - these almost who'll "md l,,
some lots are under [ "csc is sill coming through
Yds G y5Ik f gai@ f cream fancy scpeher ars
lo'sc: Do late made ,, Fo'S late made good To- chocc
9isGio'sc d. common 70 prime tlr. "s,n
mcr made c5mmon far eaI'sc: light sSl , choice l
Ci.a7c. part skins small ar 10 rii' IT. ''t''
EGGS- Arrivals today larger than eN2sc'ei bat
s ss dos ndi accumuae and fact judge h9t
previous acrumuaiions are s, h a. IN healthy
condition Refrigerator meeting far demand
AMI arrivals Of good quality DO MT way Long for Gus
ton LINED quei We quote: Jersey and nearly fancy.
per dozen 10 state penns ly9 ana aEr NOR c
$2aS3. lined prime per doz. ll9i2c do defective per
FIX, irs FEEsII-Applcs are moving out satisfactory
and prices are sustained showing marked nrmness n
hi, er grades rather freely ocrci Very itIe doing
in grapes Craulerries Of fancy quality, dark and sound
hold 30
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York February IL.
BEANS AND PEAS-There slow trading In do
nestle marrow beans and receivers offered the best
freely at 81 rs Medium and pea showed further
slight weakness and sales 2sc lower little
business In kidney at 81 IL. White kidney