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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-13

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic, full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-ro-
Bac. the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists. zoe or 81. Cure guaran.
tecd Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-13

For latest style furniture at low prices, 90
TO ,. y. Leahy's,. just over the bridge.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-13

weknow Hop Bitters are above and beyond
all as nutritious tonic and curative.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-13
NOT ALL
lRREGULARS
turkish Staff Officer Says
Invaders We're Command
ed By Greeks.
The Turkish Staff Is Greatly
Puzzled By These Tactics
of the Enemy.
GREECE is WITHOUT MONEY.
Decisive Battle Expected at Grevena-Insur.
gents Continue to Besiege Baltino-Oetails
of the Recent Invasion.

Eiassona, April IA Turkish stan
oficer. who was sent TO Krania by Ed
hem Pasha TO ascertain definitely with
respect to the invasion. reports that the
presence of Greek regulars among the
invaders had been positively proved.
and that there is also good reason to be-
lieve that Greek officers Of the regular
army were in command. He states fur
ther that the bands lie hidden during the
day time and sally forth at night to fire
upon the Turkish troops. Edhem
Pasha's stan are greatly puzzled by
these attacks. His officers say. Let the
Greeks make war or keep still"
1t IL reported that the Greeks had s:
killed and tho Turks 22, with IL wounded
The latter belonged to the patrol posted
on the edge Of the forest. where the
Greeks were in hiding. They were picked
OF by sharpshootsrs.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-13

Larissa, April 13.-The invaders con-
tinue to blockade Baltino. 1t is re-
ported that Turkish reinforcements are
now en- route from Diskata. The re-
mainder OF the insurgents have taken
up strong positions In the mountains.
The latest details at hand are that the
invaders dynamited the Turkish posts
opposite Phonika and Perliangia. The
troops here were kept standing under
arms, as IL was feared that the raid
would hasten hostilities. There has
been an outbreak OF smallpox among the
Turks and many deaths are deported at
Damasi. Crown Prince Constantine
will shortly leave Larissa to inspect the
posts on the frontier. He will be ac-
companied by battalion of infantry
and a squadron of cavalry. 1t Is re-
ported here that a strong band equipped
by the Ethnike Hetairai is ready to enter
Macedonia near Catherine, and another
to enter Spirus from the island Of Corfu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
REAL ESTATE.
BROADWAY AND FIFTH-AVE. PROPER
TIES CHANGE HANDS.

BRISK BIDDING IN THE AUCTION ROOMS foh
MANY PARCELS SOLD N FORECLOSURE
A report of the most important real estate deal
OF the year. involving several millions in which the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and the New
York Realty Company Flake & Dowlirg) are the
principals, Is printed In another column OF this
issue.
Herbert L. Bogert has sold the northwest corner
of Broadway and Fifiy-hfth-st 255x75.6, for about
10000.
IL is reported that NJ. j. Barron has purchased a
plot 50xl00 the side of Wooster-st. 100 feet
south of Prnce-st.. and will erect an eight-story
brick and stone front hreproof business building 10
l.. J. Phillips Co have sold the northeast corner
of Fifth-ave. and Eighty fourth-st., four-story
dwelling; lot 22zxl25 to j Hooker Hamersiey' on
the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom were under
foreclosure proceedings. The bidding was brisk but
the majority of the parcels offered were sold to the
William Kennedy sold No IS vandamrst.. two
story frame dwelling in front and two-story brick
building in rear, plot Ex0o4x25 S5 to the Trinity
Church Corporation: also No. $50 East One-hun.
Observation-Disclosures hve-story tenement house, on lot
25xl1l to the pldintin. w. II. Williams for s3.5o0
also West one-hundred and-elghty- trst-st south
kingsbridgc Road. x766&xl@6hxloo to SOM
Peter f. Meyer & Co. sold No AIS West One hun
wo;;story dwelling I'M i. S
dred-and seventy sixth-st. 1oS 2x97xiCsx.o % The
plaintiff Simon Adler ana others. Tor SZ,N,V; Also
the Hall Piano Company property. No. 81 10 52'
West Thrty-fifth- six lots each Sxss9: also NO.
5li to 52D West Iulrty- slxtn-st., ave iots, edcn
25x9s?. also Nos go and 5ZS West 1hirty-siXth-sL
eight-story brick piano factory. plot 50x9so TO the
plaintiff Union Dime Savings Bank. for SlW.OOO.
l.. !. Phillips d Co. sold No. 300 West Eighty
fourth-st hve-story brick and stone fathouse. lot
22x21xlO22 to the plaintiff. Catherine NJ Scott
for $2N.20o
D. Phoenix Ingraham e. 60 sold No. Ss2 Madison
ST. sx-story brick building, 2Ox9i to the plaintiff,
Louis ROsenthal. for 1850
James l., Wells sold. ThIrd-ave. l25l6 feet south
Of One hundred nd -sixty thirdst, plot 25xBa. TO
tho plaintiff. A. g. Hupfel. for 5000.
William Kennedy sold. in foreclosure. NO. "a West
Fort y-scventh-st four-story brownstone dwelling.
lot lS9x005. to Mary J. Connolly, for Si2'9
Charles Griffith Moses has sold for the estate OF
Lewis W Neustadter the four-stOry high-Stoop
brown-stone private dwelling. No. IS West Thirty.
seventh-st.. between Fifth and Sixth ayes, 2x'o
feet 10 Edw1rd Weston. ON private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
TILE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chcar, Feb. II (SpeciaD. Tho wheat revs from the
other sido was exceedingly hoarish day resulting I'm a
decline hero II 1c. little May sold
from 1910 to 7iisc and closed 7ihc dI3ic. Liver
pool showed loss equivalent to over l." = hushel \
on1 m cable quoted Secretary Of Sate Tor Indie as
reporting tho India supply sufficient. and say
ing that California cargoos had been ordered back from
there to England AZ This India was possibly
tho most bearish consideration The Price current 70
ported tho winter wheat well covered with snow. ana
add that tho American sufficient 10 permit
If exports during i've months Of 100000 bush
es earances for tho day 10000 bushels hut IT
Is expected that Bradstreets csarances for tho week
will make a liberal to,sl-over 100000 bushels. Th'r
bushels here mers ~ 600 bushels to loca mlllers At
s. Louis and fifteen loads for export AZ New york The
feature covering by shorts over the holiday
heing general inclination 10 get ou or me way OF
any possible development The trade was not I'M
porant IN direction. 81, -.
between 23'sc d23'.c. and 2Sioc. and closed AZ % ~
was day ~ profit taking in the pit the p"tesslonais
uho were being inclined to risk the forty eight
bushels cables I'D lower and there was
no new export demand The inspection was "i cars te
estimate for Friday i6o cars sample. were - ,ho
sellers There is hardly respec table bull party lett
There about tho same consderatons IN me oats as
I'm the corn market. enough covering ny sh1I's W.
,sed ~ yet ON, ~ ~ the holiday 10 prevent
much decline. May sold from lI'scHl'itr 20 l.c am
Led ~ 7c Receipts 81 with so cars est
e,rances were io 900 bushels shippers and profes
sonais were moderate sellers shorts the BUYERS, p,,
Sc; lard and ribs 2ltc 10 30 90, ', 80 iiere
hogs at points. against :~"o ast ysar Tr
packing West the week. was $4,000. against 2%"o
last year - A., hoa, oto.od AZ 74,.c .
o3s,c calls 23isc. n%Sssc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12

GENERAL MARKET REPORT,
New-York. February II, 1897.

New York February H. 1897
COTT0N-The cotton rket opened easy this morning
vlN nri~es points lower The selling movement was
due unsatisfactory Liverpool news that market coming
an iGli- points down. which more than expected.
further selling II March and MAY ny comuis
ropnG'rg market en- the decline there developed
sood huyins for New-Orleans and Liverpool account
frs6a bcral amounting 10000 bales the hrst hour
The from Fail River more stimulating. safes "i
4 being reported. ana large quah
Of odd IlGc advance This places print cloths Al
2lllGc By - O'Clock the transactions amount
o haes. the market recovering during that me
f-on abroad spot the South we're quiet. g!
,h0ueh refusing 10 the prices asked wha
n light trade although Tho bulls claim ina; the
lsrge Fail River viii necessitats more active
huXlrs spinnerS The receipts Tor Inc ddN
were estimated moderate figures. le1 bales. aeanS'
X 705 last base last year. The estimate on
ih4 for the week is maintained Al 100" oa"S
receipts New Orleans tomorrow. $500 10 4'" bales
ASA bales last year.
Houston receipts tomorrow. 200 TO 800" bales against
3leS bales and l31N bales last year The move
the afternoon did not indicate any e'
a. interest M business being lighter scale
than during the morning hours The oca Spot mdrk'l
easy unchanged prices n l-1oc dec on some
grades reported officially ~ 10 ha'a lh'ln
In regard the print ciohS SITUATION
i confidently stated the afternooh tina; sales Tor
week would foot NJ nearly l2Vr"Err pieces IN"
largest total for week ever rep'u"L me improve
his represents decided change in tho price ~ spot CO.
rrvsment the position of print cloths The gain IN
nice Il present cloths from the lowest Is slice
Opening, and Close today. ana Closing Dlos uls
previous night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12

eeh neavy footing $500 BUSH against 500 900
uusn iast week and 100000 bush last year. There
IA ouefate export trade at the easier prices prevail
IHs safes were 10000 bush part 2Sssc elevator
u .oo bush Tor export. nearby and forward loading.
p4dc terms steamer quoted at 2ti7c elevator
ana No corn. 21c elevator. .0ATS1he market for
oats was about steady for future deliveries to-day The
opening was quiet, with prices fraction lower than
last night The Western markets firm. but this did
nVl che,k the pressure at the East and during The after
noon an easier feeling developed the market closing dun
ana heavy at the lowest quotations Of the day &c
cecline. The receipts Of have been heavy.
amounting In four days 2G4I 900 bush Western
points against 10000 bush l.1S9oOo
bush last year. The demand for cash property
slack both for export and locally and prices
Sales reported 81 10000 bush for Total
werc $1,000 bush. including No 3 white 21ac;
$4,000 bush track and ungrHded white 20d2gc
quality. and 10000 bush No clipped. private terms.
No = oats quoted 2iSsc elevator No T. IN: No white.
nc .RYE-Msrke weak. closing the lowest
lots State. 800 tie No Western. 3SS N3gi.c I I.
Buffalo. opening navigation. BARLEY Market weak
er Feeding quoted 27sd27'.c. (. buffalo Nav malt
ing quoted 3>MiHc. TO quality II VCKWHEAT-
Market easy, quoted 3ic. T. track prime state.
The quotations today. closing prices for the pre-
vous day and closing prices for the corresponding date
Ia follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12

Market closed steady AZ points advance 70 points
decline compared with YESTERDAY closing prices Trans
terrible notices $50: total sales, 500 bales New
York net receipts 50 bales. Exports: Continent 2a3
bales stock 2s2 bales. Total net port receipts 10
DAY 324 bales his week ei2lp bales against
$500 bales last ana Scala bales last year EH
pors to-day: Britain. l32 bales, Continent 293
hales: stock ISL 666 bales Spot cotton easy ana IN
Lee: sales 7Sj bales including 200 bales export ana
ION Exchange special Liverpool cablesspot cotton
,s.ier. sales 10000 bales Speculation and export. 800
Xrerican Middling upiands 27-32d. Futures STEADY
Vtye.s 2-64 decline: closed steady Ia TO points he
dsline. February. 350s February March Sous; March
lril 35Oisb: April May. 35lb MayJune 3j2s; June
,iy 352iss uy-Augus 333s: August Sepem ooip
october Bach. October November 341igo; NO
December 3402b. Manchester arms quiet out
readv. cloths. some business at low prices. , -
COFFEF-The character ~ the cable news ms morning.
VS. not particularly encouraging and the conee nake'
oner4i QUIET at unchanged 10 points decle no pSt-
res daveoped on the call but there WAS far tradhs re
f9rA MIDDAY transactions footing up i1n bags, MlCes
the opening quotations ne VAR
to,ss deliveries were fairly liberal ana fof three
d. have aggregated 120r bags stocks are being re
5c.d nv ,he large deliveries the visible supply was
,ncras today owing 20 the gain IN me amount
~ Ts~e market was j franc lower Al the opening ana
destined later 4. franc AT Hamburg prices were IN
cfsrg-d santos market quiet, with eooa &
o.1t.s At $4,000: receipts. 1900 bags stock oloUD
tags RIO firm No Rio. 1Osii'9 exchans.. 20 o.;
,eein,s 90 bags cleared the United States l3VV
Yoes fCr Europe COO bags; stock 2S3Vo bags Irade
ss usual dull until within few minutes OF the cI0s
when here developed some selling pressure, prices leaving
on barely steady at unchanged to 10 plhtsc t
we've r. go tags No important trade was reported IN
sr, coffee or afoat he shipped, ana tne nominal
No. is sin 9Xc for positions OF Rio IS. while hlo IS
ire quoted Al s.c Mild coffee firmly held. win safes
bags Sayanilla on private terms . ana olos,,s
The following shows the highest lowest anu oioS'is
-nag on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARK ET.
New YORK. February

New York Febrnay IT, INJI-
prr,rEs- Receipts 20 cafz. 1si head-l' cars for
rt alive 81 cars FOR city sauShi'rers. and car ior
No TRADING. Feeling steady. 'iiF dresser
heef in Fair demand at 67nssr per N t'f inrrlor ~
~ naive sides T,.-days cables from LONDON ana
i,r,,oI ouoied American steers - lower Al "Hll'
r"r H. dressed weight shipments o~daf. ga 'a'e on
~ -, rmstian To- glasgow equally divided between
an.nbsre q Son and Schwhrzschh ouIzheigei an y
the colorado for Hull carries - catle TOT '' '"''
ha ~a VS. receipts head Trade limited for fck o.
~ Feeling steady and common 10 prime Neaf were
quoted Al S5ns7 -. extra Harlem veals a. - ~ -
1nassaa vesIs in falr demand 1aioi.c per 70 10"
rs I.etre1 DO bringing 'oun'ry dr~--~f calves In
,ners supply and weak AZ juac. little calves oNfr ~
R5,c dressed bsrnyard 40 also lower and selling a. ~
G5c .., ..,- ,en - ,~.-.-. q, 81 80
n.r 100 n. 2 DO. 2lo m. a. - sc,o
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts y cars or 800
Nd ali nArksi Sham ruled q IA II Ik hSn~fi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12

Union stock Yards Chicago Feb 1i.-Ca.tie-Reeeips;
= m tSg a aSS f1r q s"s ~ and
81 sOGs2 ~: calves S3ds6 -: Texans 81 lOas 80 Hogs
packing and shipping Tote So 25dss az common choice
mixed So 3Oass5 So choice assorted So i5as3 So leht
81 J5aS3 -: pg7 50 3ods3 % sheepRecepts. u 900
i hSnf = %a 5osss steady INFERIOR " '"''''
Kansas city. Fob il-IIogs-Iecepts. l2.ooo head mar
So ~ pigs Sass 20 Cattle-Receips $500 head mar
Ike, steady best 81 aoa$te FAR good 50 sS S4 49,
Ss 81 25s * slockri and feeders s. i5as Is Txa.
and Western 50 1884: calves. 3ul2c sheep Receipts
Bunalo Ii-cattie- Receipts last - hours. l3s
rsd E c FOR wsek mus br f@r PHI to- NeW
1Gi3. sale. ~ Mariet opened firm closed quiet nv,
COWS s2NS2 "a canada feeders 81 50d$3 So choice veas
so common fair $iaSi - Hogs Receipts last
time last YEAR 35 3'O. consigned through i2o 10 New
York 900. on sale llso Market opened and closed slow
81 soas3 81 with late sales 81 10 mixed 50 IS
asa 10: medium heavy s3 g. rouehs So stays 81 p
3so head total Tor week thus far 81 2oo same
last week. 2I~"o Consigned through. 900: 70 New
lambs strong sheep. and closed steady IN firm best
lambs 2nTs3 good choice. - 7jas5 To- cus and
So an on cH NJ to f, 81 ioas * 9as s. o6ss ~
HANDY wethcrs and warnings 81 254sl 30
6, scns5 prime s. eas, good s. a5as, CO. fair 81
s ~ sgs3 r. m d sd fat ns bulls ln and
f sa !. sfs Maine erSr s oass s+se' 9se
ssoS TnFS 81 ,asa g. sheep steady handy
Weight Western vehers sias, Is good stas. 10 prime,
mon 8: sass % cus sGS2 choice lambs 81 a0d s. %:
far to good lambs siasi 80 Gull lambs s3Gs3 30 veal
St Louis Fob II Cattle Receipts a7s' head msrk S
steady: native sees 2SaA - native cows - seG'
81 $oass 40 packers 81 loqsa - heavy sa0Sa t2 sheep
"a =. ;ambs 81 5oaS4 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Tho f,lovno new building and alteration plans were
nled Yesterday:
New buildings. main office:
Water :, 8 opposite Gouvernenr for a four
story basement brick hospital lloxl3't ny
city. John Thomas. of No II" Broah"aS' s.,o IA
sSrh 81, n F. 275 n 81 Amsterdam ave ,or
three six story brick tenemAnts ana stores AZ
y9O hv CITY and Suburban Homes Company No
Gsl IN ave; o.nsrS Ernest r,ass ~ 10000
seh 81 80 n y ~ Amstcrdanl-ave. for four
six story brick and stores. a3l"Sp an. ooo
Al iycO by same and architect .---.-. ioS'""
Henry 81 No 81. for six story brick nav ana
store 81 KS by samuel Ruth, 81 70 =
pike at owner. Horenburgsr & Strauh. ~ No .. ..>
12c Bowery architects -. "S"
18ifh st . Eth ave. FOR hve-storv nrch
nat and store. - llxIo. by Henry Ro, nT,
~ No 80 Fast owner q Fred Pelham ..o~n
Of No 9Th architect - "'''"
sth ave " = l35ths ~ l3s'h 81. for ten TWO
story brick dwellings and stores 2oAoo ana ~
& Cioelet. II No West lIth 81 o"ners'
McL;im Meade White No 100 5th-aye. ar'hl
eo,s NJ Reid s s 600 90 OF No y ras' -V 5oooc
s7h-s. n ; 100 n n Amsterdam ave 70,
three five brick fats 2ox>3, by Seerrlen
WIllarshausen, Of No ~ Lr.trNlch 40.
and builder. Ferdon n tl'o''' vi ~" h""' A no~
Broadway. architect ""V
Alterations main Office:
Madison ave No 25I to a four-story and basement
%ricL dwelling James Speyer. OF No 427 5th-ave 49,.
D. Ism0s e. ''ordes. architects. ""D
Mott-s, No - a three story briCk store ana
tenement. by Dominck Athletic. " No spring .oo
Is;spst 10 I07 n " corner Eldrdge-st.
nve brick and store. Norris S
hsrs,ein ~ No eli East 57thst, owner. Will -.
lam Craul No - West i25th-st. architect IL"
No plans branch office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12

IiyerrooI Feb H. 3i3 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
Ali a. h. IA. nrime meeS dull eos. Pork-Prme mess
Wesrr, fine dul At 81 do medium dull at ios Hams
short cut about II l6 n. steady al 3,s 10 Bacon
Cumberland CUT about 2s 30 ID firm at 26' 81 snort rb
about % 10 - H. steady 25s, long clear middles light
-, ia 2Js long clear middes heaNN
about % TO ID steady at as I'd short clear manes'
anon, 10 Ia Is H. dull 21s Shoulders About IL 10 ~
~ ann an 2G, I.ard-Trme Western spot steady at ~
~ aaSa American finest white and coored firm AT obs
aow-Prime city dull at 1ss Coonseed ol-lS yer 2
800 0rn, a, 15s Sd Spirits turpentne firm at 2cs I'd
M 1'0mron steady at ~. Wheat-No | Northern
srrIng dull AZ 6s 5d ConMxed Western spot new dull
~ Us I'D steady at 9id February steady At
o. GId March steady at . 69d Apri steady al Is 10
Flour Louis fancy winter du al - 'd hops a' LON"
don-Pacifc coast firm at 6'Hs1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York February H. 1891.
BEANS AND PEAs-rhere is stead ma IN e, for
I'LL &, ibe trade; no difficulty However IN buying
hnires, Al 81 10 Medium and pea are very dun ana
,,us, be strictly choice command our out,ide
,gIrc Other varieties Of state beans 10 not sio" nno
tnoe hu, have slow Lima 2izc 10 % higher
c.s a Green pens unsettled We quote: Beans.
nAs,in marrow choice per bush 81 i3 10 fair to GOOD
assf IA 40 medium choice 9Jn97isc. Do fair 10 good
c5@soc DO pea choice 9oa"ssc a. far 10 god ,sa
So,cn 81 25nSl 2Tis do fair 10 good 81 lVnSl 20. 90
,np,Ie sSnp 81 s0a{ do yellow eye. Snsl ia 90
na California 81 3O1s 32z peas Dbl. per Diish
@5ciS DO bags 62aae5e do scotch bbis so0s2'.e'
general conditions prevans were about
The same AZ reported Yesterday though the ellns ~s
rhoms shade s.rader high grade sre&h tabs aiDeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
p.copDED MORTGAGES.

Adee Louise T. 70 Samuel W WhItson. Old Boston
R9sd r. or I,n msf by Hdee to Duncan schrmer
Wamsddss;e: NJ i IN Ro PeT enbach irs
tee Of David Aaron No 1870 Fast 'Sd St 1901
B3 {TaIF piync F. and sadie the Ham l5is
rrnst COMPANY trustees Of Fannie u bI,lS
one NTH part or reaI ''''e Secures annuity
rt Ii M,rrt, + to Harriet wilcox, No % 90 NM
Coenties slip. 3 years Guarantee and Trust
@92gr May SS q West 70 ts % 1900
b41S '1 Vest 1 SOC map OF Wakefield 500
co ysa' john and Francis Smith to Harris lar 3 Man
daiboum and another. n 3lst-s'' ." " VI zoo
-nnrry Maria r to charles unansst ac
conway Louis to sidone Lu,,ig , anG shos a. Il
HT of years hodge Am.ter i''
Doctor simon to :, W of i4is $1,000
DayIdowitz Jacob and saW Weiss 10 isi East
wIo yS'ss to Louisa Ndder No 'l7 ao
East its sasrse aSd Harris Witkn Emile
murray chryste-s' 100 IT OF "rana''' 700
ra lease Michael william STAGE. c6 to Hf R
inston and lewis sts cs sTar N Ferris.
s 5ns rw,sfehester ans about lilo acres ,oo
l,l near Edward B. TO Franc. sehnuss. SD o
95? q Of ii,h-a y, ,, SeI r Vrceand vs.
dr sy,,S %1issF 4s@ H'nS Of "a o
A, esrs ehr,riana to German An,erIcan Real
Estate Title suaran'ee W '..,1''. 5000
,-,'s,.,escr Edward and wife to Title Guarante"
and Trust CO. l'''n st. '-' - - 1900
ave- years ans, ioin r wles guardian etc. OF
John T Wi' re,s IT. " 1000
Same 70 stanley peN'e' $1,000
Same to Henry f"'oe' GOV ,,. 5000
s.S,,s 10 william n schmohl. No 23c Chcrry-s' $500
-" o. Morris Levy. No 23d Cherry ST. year. 5000
tgankss Henry to trustees Of William v Rem
-
:, 10 and i.S Il " OF sth-ave. years mort "A
sams 10 wi,i,am "A slnonson. n . iisth-st. $50 II
" Of sth demand 49,. a., -. 30
saTe 81, 70 John mn mss,." s2N
usrtn MARI A. 70 Hudson P Roee. lot TO, -
hsit n man NApes estate. ........... go
Kent Mary c. Man Russell and Laura Bostwick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

,., Fob 1I-Cotton quiet; middling. c - IS
lou r,tlding O9-i6c. good ordinary 63-i6c; net re-
ce,n,s lIi bales gross 800 exports coastWlse |''-
S"N9rfoik FEB ii.-Cotton quiet: middling 6sc low
SIiing r good ordinary, 1916: net and gross re
NUTS aS bales exports coastwse, +3@ sales lc1 stock
~ sayssnnah Feb. u-Coton quiet middling Gii-l6c
low niddling 76c net and gross receipts 4o' oa'eS
ny"or:s colstyvise. LILO: stock GI,Ss. ,,,,
New-Oresns Feb. I-coon steady m ns, rs
cei,ts I, 455 bales; gross 3l5i; sales 1000; STOCK
o-c sq-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12
furuisheo Apartments Go frt.

~-~><~~N-
yI,HE ADELAIDE Park ave corner eeth
-ai aor auartnlent suitable for physician recep
,,on hail With private veshule on FaIk-ave Once ~l,n
not ana cold paror Two aIge Ded'ooms
a ,brdugiout handsomely Furnished steam heat. fuel
md t-AaLnns fTsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-12

lambs steady ana al stock taken with The
exception car Good choice sheep sold at - 2sY
81 20 per 100 H.. common To prime lainDs at - ''g
s. Ges carload choice al S. IO cus at 50 ~ Dressed
mutton firm 6G7sc per H. dressed lambs at 'aaoEc'
do selling nj o. . -.
Sales. Judd & Coz aOi Ohio lambs. 50 n average az
81 62is per 100 No. 9s do. ~ H. AZ 5" % rs bunao no.
90 H. a 81 20. Ohio sheep. 12J N. at 81 so 49,.
:. Sanders 100 state lambs - n. at 50 90 ~ 90 10
81 30; ISL State sheep l0c m AT 81 90 DO lo' ID az
- 80. oo- o,,.
Newton & Co. 22s State lambs IS 10. a, 81 30 20 ONO
d. ~ N. at 81 10. =. ,o,, ,o,
II Harrington: 100 Ohio lambs. 70 ~ at - ga ~,
Buffalo - ~ 81 6Zs. nJ Western sheep ef ID AT
81 ~: q Ohio DO. rs n. at - 80. - ,.o =,
" Collins: 100 Western sheep. lis 10 at - 40 iSs 90
10. 81 37,; State lambs "culs ~ n at ~ %
J. H. Wilkcrsjn 200 Ohio lambs. So N. at s. 30 do
81 ~. 81 ~.
D. Mop, 90: ol5 Buffalo lambs. ~ N. at 81 49,
2aI do. - at 81
g. DnIenback: BIS state amhe SIS ~ 81 20: EOS do
81 n. 81 30
Hume & Mullen: 203 state lambs 81 h. ~ s. 90
H. II Hollis: Western lambs. ~ 10. al " %.
llOGS-fecepis. 10 tiI head all for saghter
ors No sales reported on live weight. Nomnay steady
at 81 7OaSl 10 and pigs quoted at - oa 80 Coun-
try dressed hogs unchanged ut 3In6'4c per 10