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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

y the matter of business and prosperity
Francisco has much 20 be thankful year Hardly
has there been Its history when more Of
substantial progress in the lines which
and power OF city achieved The especial
feature of Tho bossonng Of that
business activity and incidental prosperity which, though
often during the years proclaimed
pear seemed nevertheless slow developing Now, however.
- business rush Is undoubtedly at hand It is iel'
nounced than IN the establishments More
earerS ;lv engaged prices ~ coromosi,ies which are
Tho vases ~ producers higher heretofore
and wages by week and month generally higher all along
The line The problem which a
has now faded and upon the streets or in the
parks has be unfamiliar Indeed stress
has been f in the fruit growing picking and other areas
quite seore losses er be same deficiency and many tons
necessarily thrown to waste
ahs anomalous condition local in part OF
Sor fut pervades the State In nearly all lines the
'Tlch exist have called into employment whsever
or SIDE hnds subs and the IKE that The industry
maintained and there is still he atested by the want
Offices. dearth rather surplusage OF
an examination OF those places where records Of
year rn the basis OF nine months from January 10 septem-
can more definite idea Of The trend and magnudo
o. trade be had than the business OF the Clearing house
drawn between quisaon balances
out OK amply the volume
perioe elected
Clearinghouse is bank whose customers are the
a hI- se,,si,, - 1s "a ~. er 5sy ,sken - The ,Iear
b,,,s S S ~ l4aS D. o. @e 80 S 1 ,Ss Mac % % Ra, p
brings pays Thus the checks which
between through Clearinghouse The
business of The Clearinghouse does equal the business
done by checks drawn banks
or payment a they
drawn, they those banks: bgt does
lister the the banks,
which onehaf OF The banking business
The proceedings OF the Clearing for the nine pas,
months gratifying when
1SS in month January September
increase business The month the
month slightest
steady he OF July. when
The corresponding month 1895 twenty
three millions. September had
fallen back fifteen millions
millions.
Tor
y q lowest OF
tabuaed comparisons most inter
esting presented follows:
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Excess OF
$3.50 .s5l 400 81
ts92.sis.O4o Os
slO2.aT $50 2s

Il believed the years clesrngs nearly bill
nol dollars city
from the statements OF
oons banks themselves highest degree
The the tide OF past
The deposits of all the amount al
This displays deposits over
~ compared with
the held by tho banks years
% f5)gooand might be remarked that 1881
either The deposit
between the national. commercial and
the may be
fsf "a es
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
EAc.ss ~ IS99 over 1895. 9s.......................
MERCHANDISE IMPoRTE
2O2.ssl
Sssq2 7Q0

particulars commodities increase
ports quite phenomenal
amounted n value but $4,000 In
$1,000 worth % hogs while in 1895 but 5000
away IN horses the striking being
s10 in there $lli00 i'm 1899
out in lNe while il 1885 but exported.
A comparative survey Of the leading articles
port benr ~ California
tive t being enbered figures the
value OF purchases shipments
other United States
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DeposLts lEga. Ekeess over lsgs

Nationals Deposits 1893. Excess over 1895
ssn Francisco Sls5S.is SooI5O
t0raercias-
San Francisco ............... 4os77.S3s
Interior ..--.... .......-...... 369i6,50 s2li.6S
Savings
San Francisco ................... I92aaI3 seslz2
Interior 36!sa.97 2S255
deposits savings particularly
gratifying il is gratifying.
posts The san Francisco savings
% the commercial banks This money
has found its the people
they their surplus majority
who patronize banks of
be that they sharing the prosperity
generously the city and the and that
and thrift manifest all sides sympathetic
rejecting good balances in the banks
The OF checks.
Indicates mainly the business
the il does degree present
This be had definitely. however. Of
The auditors office the Cuomhouse;
disclose that notwithstanding the
crops cutting down wheat -four
bulk business much exports
q half millions.
trade which position TO have
Whether this the product bad aggressive
part whether due
other attempted The
fact is that the whole OF the
Francisco of
four Of exports for
past months imports Si 200 6e or
g n of
iabElated OF the
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Excess Of 1899
Arrlcultural implements

1t may observed that the exports
becoming largely diversified Time when the only product
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

quarters. kept business.
there cheering OF
strong advances Of 1899 those OF Perhaps
satisfactory OF
the business
the opinion better
than fall Around the retail
chants give the replies All talk of good holiday
'he best generally the feeling
not In a stead,y
way; they steady" said The nfu-
which brought this activity
the opening OF demands for goods In the Islands Pacific
and in the a coming the of
San Francisco Is but experiencing q foretaste
JOHN E BENNETT
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Live stock Market.

wEpsEspAI. Nov. &. 1892.
Receipts OF bssves we're s,8<S head, including
80 cars FOR the market. making. with the stale
cattle 90 cars on sale. Steers opened nrm 10 .
shade higher; closed easier on Chicago sdviess
bulls ruled steady TO arm; cows were steady for
medium TO good. but SLOW for common thin
choice nAay. steer. .old az sa;tosss;oo, per
at 50 sos 50: cows Al 81, 70SsI25. Dressed beer
steady At Toios per n for poorest 10 best native
sides Cables UNCHANGED, Exports to-day. l.os&
quarters OF beef omorrow none.
Receipts OF calves were !, sos head. and there
were on sal. to-day 1858 head. Good vssls we're in
demand at fully sustained prices the under grades
quiet but not lover; gr.s.srs held ny to Mondays
prices. and the nlArket closed steady with about
100 bead unsold. commsn to choice veal, sold At
soSss 60 per 100 rs; tops At e8.S2Sotb,7b; culls
1850; grAsssrs At S2T5es3.i6. and few selected
do attssni yeArlings at s2.boSs2.e5: city dressed
NeAls W i2Sc. per y.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 1899 head
and there were 80 on sale. Sheep were In fair
demand aud steady Lamb, opened STEADY to a
shade higher; closed tribe weak. About cars
were to .sil A. The close cSIpon TO prime .hsep
lamb, At sis,5:i9: choice ana extra l9,s at - DOE
mutton 4STc. per n: dressed lambs 7opo. per D.
Receipts OF hogs were i2o7s head. and there
were fully cars on sale. Firm. and lo1Ibo. per
D. higher than Mondsy. at N"ooeS&.so per 100 ibs.
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Maclay 4 Davies has sold for William Schneider
the block front 1893 lOx0O. on the west side oi
Park avenue, between lS0th and lSlst streets
Herbert H. ReSer has sold for Cuno Muller
the five story double tenement on lot 25x9S o.
No, 5l2 West Thirty ninth street, to client for
cash
Foley Sninnn have sold for Erastus r. Marcy
10 Charles i. Hoffman and Francis r. Ward the
hvestory business building on lot 2SxlOO No.
w arren street. and for the Frey estate the five.
story brick tenement ON lot 25xl0O, NJ. 65 For.
syth street
George g. IIallock's Sons 4 Co have aold for
the Greenwood estate 10 Lowenicld q Prayer.
Nos t6l 10 ass Grand stree! and Nos 266 To 270
Division street
McNickar & Co have sold the three story build
ing, on lot 22 l0x7O, No 22S Hudson street
Samuel Gol1sickcr has sold for Janpole &
Werner the three story and basement dwelling
u 6x65xS5, No. ia Elgecombe avenue. 10 F. f.
EsdaIle
u. A. Maclaire has sold FOR Thomas Morgan TO
Mrs Catherine karsiens, the three story stores aud
Hats, 26NlOO, ON the northeast corner Of Burnside
and Ryer avenues
Herbet, 4. Sherman has sold TO Mandelbaum
Levine for about Sll $50 the two story brick
stores, l26S706. No. IS Division street.
Rutland Whiting have sold for Emile Seebeck
and others, the nOrtheastefly corner II Washing
ton and Charlton streets, 63ATl. 10 Timothy G.,
SellcM
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The brokerage branch Of tho realty market
exhibited more activity yesterday than usual and
several sales Of good proportions were reported.
The properties wero well distributed throug hout
the various sections OF the city and In the majority
Of cases they were secured as Investments This
IL truo Of the most important sale reported yes
terday. that Of the block front on Park avenue,
between 130th and 131st streets. Tho buyer Of
this property, which Is 100 10x90 will improve
II by the erection Of sx story FIRE proof building.
This building will be constructed TO meet the
requirements OF q light manufacturing business
Tho transaction constitutes the second important
transfer Of property in the same district within
the year by the same brokers.
The auction market was quiet OF the Ave
parcels scheduled for sale only two were actually
disposed Of. the plaintiffs being the buyers
Two Of the sales were adjourned and the third
offering was disposed Of at private contract Eight
offerings arc advertised for today.
Brokers l. q NJ Hess report several important
leases. They have leased for the Trinity Cor.
poration the remaining 1926, 900 square feet Of
space in the new eight-story buildings on the
cast side OF Hudson street between Spring and
Vandam streets The buildings contain about
800. 900 square feet Holman Brothers and Cohen,
Goldman & Co, are the lessces The same Arm
has leased TO various Arms a number OF lofts in
Henry Corn's new building, soa 122 and l24
Fifth avenue
Thomas Thatcher Is reported TO be the buyer
OF No. OPS Fifth avenue, reported sold last week.
Holdridre & Ward were associated with Foley
q Snifiin In the sale Of No 80 Warren street
Milton Robleo has renewed his lease OF the Hotel
Bartholdi, on the southeast corner Of Broadway
and Twenty third street for a period Of Ave years
The annual rental IL SIS, 016
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Dlvi.ion-suprems Court--Sos. ~. So
IS; "a. 81: 10, 81. Sc ~: 40. a: AZ. -. ~ AZ
calendar called at 10 80 A. N. Part I.EI.ps
matters Part III: Case un1nishsd --Motions~
R'nG c..s SSnn.i .% and 's fss,S ss: Pa,
ssaa s.ss. MA ssss ssGfss s ss.; s ss.s
Part -Cieir-CA.es from Part IL Part vI-c.s.
unfinished: casssfro Part ". Part viI.-Case mn.
Sis.r Pr,f.rrsd s.a.ss-Ss: Iiisb, ioSca' iios.
loss, iSt.s Ioles, io2n, 'o2ss. iol!A, Part III.
U.ns $3.50, 4IS7. ni2G, $3.50 6os?.. siOo. hI0..
Part y.-cAse VI, nishsd, Cases from PartIii. Part
Nl:--Case unfinished Cases from Part Ill, Part
.as .s sS iSS ss sS2 sss,
Goi.. 1850, dlld. Gi2s. elSh. 0isS ssot a2op.
Case RON Part VT. Part ix.ECs.. nn nS.a
Gases from Part vi! Part y.-csss nnnnishsd
Fart Vii lar. HH%s'h from
Surrogate Characteristic. l. will of
OF CHARLES &. Baeius at 1880. 4. NJ '' ''''' wa
For Probate-wills OF denaro 0opparelle. Hen
4, Norton. Michssl kur1msn. Jennis 4. scott. John
Smith. Columbus 9; Baldwin. Margaret J, Miller.
Trial Tsrm-No day calendar.
Gl,y Soart. Special Tenn Term ,court opens a. 10
IaIo. SOFA, sots ssti. Sol .esa. 1859 1900. 1854.
1854 1879 a. P.ri Sss
1854. 1888. i2aS. liaoh. 90. So, 1871. lls7, i.es.
W. is VI its 1855 H Fart H. un assS
ishsd Nos. lat4. 1915. lees. l27s. lSil 7is. ibt8
aos ss sio . ss iSss si: ssSS
1885, 8274. 6loS. oo9o. 3+67. 1924.
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this crop ana TO 10 on the next; closing Arm, with
Estimated sales of 700. 600 bales. as follows.

There was sharp rise in cotton on very large
transactions, owing % q decided sdyance in Liver
pool light receipts, belief that the top crop growth
was stopped by the recent frosts, and finally the
nent, tho South local operators wall Street and the
West On the rise there was heavy realizing but the
closed at about the best prices OF thu day. German
heavily and shorts we're alarmed and covsred freely
There was frost in Alabama. but generally the
weather east OF the Mississippi vas considerably
warmer. The receipts. however. continue yery small
and this fact 10 stumbling block TO many who had
pinned their faith to the Neill estimate Of
bales.
.CoyrEE,-Rlo on the spot was nrm WITH No. Z eve
eNc. Sales OF 600 BAGS Rio No. 81 IN and 900
No Z st &c. also 800 savanlla and 600 Naracaibo
Future. sdyAnced 10 points. closing steady With
$4,000; Santos for thros DAYS 81 900; Rio exchange
Z i.18 d. showing decline of 1.81 d. Hayre sd.
barely steady at an advance OF rs reis Santos was
nrm At zoo reis advance. American warehouse deiv
cries ~, a51 bags. Prices as follows
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Auction Sales To-day.
ny PETER p. NEVER q co.

y.
IVES, Tooth street No 90. south side. 100 feet east
Of Columbus avenue ~ 81, MOO II: fyestory
stone front fat foreclosure sale; Solomon Scheuel
against William { Turner Ct al; Leon B. Gins
on Judgment: 81. lss. 80 and interest: costs and
allowances sl7J 81 and interest: taxes, Assoss
mrnts, &c, sI24 IS and interest," prior mortgage
:, Fifth street No 500, north side $50 fee, east o,
Second avenue. 26197. nye story brick tenement
with stores. leasehold; public sale.
nv JOHN T. Doyp
willis avenue, Nos 10 10 ia. east side, 50 feel
north VI l35th street 60xi0O three three story and
basement Fen, fcs dSSfpg ga'%iSn sale chsIss
attorney: Joseph Koch. referee: taxes, assss
ments &c, Ss6i 0s aud interest
ny RICHARD v. uARSETr = co
Third avenue, ISL and 1888, cas-, side. 80 S feet
with stores, 2SKS5 and "a Sxs5 respectively: also
East Eighty-third street No 20I. north side. lit.
II feet cas-, Of Third avenue four story and base
sale estate Henry Horndge.
ny HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Convent avenue, No. 40. east side. 400 fee,
north Of l+lst street. 20HlO0. four story front
the General Synod Of the Reformed Church In
America vs. hussne Meiyin ct al Francis {.
assessments. &c, soSs OS
ny WILLIAM KENNELLY.
Jackson street. No 81 (53 on map, west side
about TAT feet south. Of Cherry street 2bx75
STORY brick tenement; foreclosure sale; Annie
Seller va Simon Seller ct al Arrow & Cryer
attorneys: S. l. II. Ward. referee: due on !udg
ment s. 9O6. Is and interest costs and allowances
$3.50 60 and interest: taxes. assessments, &c
ass AZ and interest
West Twenty.seventh street. Nos, 2lt to 24s
south side, 1870 feet cast OF Eighth avenue so 51
9s 9xo2 2x9S 8, two six story brick stores fore
closure sale: Mary T.. Kerr Va, William H. Glider
sleeve etnl; Adams and Douras, attorneys: Allan
Lee Smtdt. referee: due on judgment, S2l, OO(
and interest taxes, &c, $74S. OF: prior mortgage
500 600 and inteTest
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European operators bought TO- some extent and
this fact. together with some local buying and
higher cables caused further rise here. There is
= good spot demand, the warehouse deliveries are
liberal and many regard the price as low.
MErALs.-copper wns dull and unchanged. Lake
lie. London cables closed -. sd. lover. Iron
closed dull March to June At tis sellers. The
foreign iron market closed steady; Glasgow war.
rants Tia. sd. and Mddlesboro 1gs. 1od, Lead
closed quiet and unchanged spot ets0aN 90.
November and December s<.h7tgt02k spe'sr
cember N.Ioasteo. Tin closed dull and easy;
spot $2s.T5esso.oo Futures neglected.
NAVAL sroREs-spirits OF turpentins. 6oNe6ls.
Common to good strained rosin. 81. 800sl.sh,
PRovIsioSs Lard was steady but slo.. Western.
S. 80: Continent. $3.50. Pork was steady with meas
saotaT5, Meats in light demand: pictled shout
GER. &c. Hams pao'sc. bellies. ~ sc. Tallo. thc.
Hogs. bAoHhc. Finest creamery butter. 1So. Cheese
UNCHANGED. Best western eyre, age. Chicago. Nov.
s.-lnvsstment buying % RIB. and . demand Cor
pork from shorts s,reng hened prices early in the
day. but heavy realizing in pork and sales of lard
and ribs by packers caused decline later on.
Suo,R-Raw was quiet and steady: % test AKA
slide; AZ, S15iSc. Nenned wAs in moderate
demand and unchanged
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North Moore st, ~ and ~; the Muiusl Life Ins Co
We Carrie Brink ct al atty. CE Miller.
beth ST. 80, ~. PARA Az, -o.itiUE.. Jacob Rauth
'. Bernard Eim berg ct al; atty, rs Hubbard.
atty. r Sitsr.
ooth st. ~ aud a. "; William Rankin W Jos.
eph McTsrlsnd o. al. two actions sttys,
csth st. n .. 1875 " West End av. 261Ioo.k; Theo l.
Hermann vs. fredsrieke Mayer ct al: attys. Gux.
gsuhrimer, y AN.
ytth ct, n >. ?Oi.s W Columbu. Az. 81 Ell 90 g;
Frederick schu * vs. Mitchell Rogers OF al; two
sections; atty. \ Hummei
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Tayias. MAJ. Va David Cohen; sd Az. SO cor
l1sth st 100 II TOO; lHrs ............ Sl,UT1 90
Cohen. Jacob Va same and ano. 1879 ....... 80 90
wallace. Harris, ys same; same prop laps COCO
wallace. Norris vs. same; same prop 1922 30 100
herman. Wolf. " same; lsas .....,........ 1000
IL. '..',.,' aaoo
Bernhard. Harry. Va same came prop; 1879 5000
as. .a7l ia a., isss ...',..,...-,' 10000
Martin. Michael J. Va Jamos MGhonsy; Kop.
pocl 81. v $. 500 u Johnson svi isas =, 47so
KaplAn, Hirsch. We David Cohen. Sd Av.
cor IAN Of; 1899. ~ 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09

18Th Av. 8 cor sd ct. L2illt Wakefield; Harry
steiner nFTsnk Dnrsie ct al to s,t aside deed.
&c; atty. Hahn.
lsthy. vs.. 70 N llIth 81 y. Dspt of Buildihgs
We george Jenkins violations. atty, l. Otterbonry
hontor 81. 81; same Va Anna I. Troy NiolauonsJ;
atty. + OtterOourg.
Dawson 81 IS. l2I.S Tint)n Ay 9yllIirres; Hattie
SPhelan VI Bertha schmuck to enIoin. Scl: attys
whAlsn h d.
lloth Of. n y, 100 " Madison sv loOIIoo: Donate
Longo Va BENJAMIN Know-r. iudiv and trustee. ct
al ito recover sum atty. Kat.
Same prop; Clrmentins lnd.lN W came to recover
sum; same atty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09

WEDNESDAY. Nov. Wheat-Spot
was dull and easier Sales OF $50 900 bush, In :
eluding 10000 at the outports. No. red.
In elevator lc. under December: No. l North
srn Duluth. 4tc. over December: No. ! hard.
&c. over. Tho Northwestern receipts were
10 cars. against $50 a week ago. Chicago
received 81 cars. against 1874 last week. Fu-
lures declined ;, to sc; December. after
Change. 73to 73tc. The sales were 2, 4s5. 900
bush az follows:
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Glsstions mud aiasstiugS.
AMERICAN Mailing COMPANY
Ani CO nl Iha kacralAfY.

so BaoADwAY. NIw Yoak. Oct nth, 1922.
Notice Ia hereby given that the Annual Btookhold'
ora Meeting viii be held rhur.dAy. Scysn6sr VIII.
1892 at o'clock p, M 1.-THE once OF tbs Company,
No "a Montgomery street Jersey City. \. j. for the
purpose of tlecung thirteen directors for the snsn.
ing year, and such other business - may properly
come before the meeting. The stock transfer books
OF the Company will DO closed from the close Of
business on the both DAY Of October 1897 until said
By ia sr ~ o. * board Of pirsetos:,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09

Dudley Q Hsrdo to Michael Tully. ......
Front st, ITO, " 0, 2I.i1sl. 5121 1915;
Anna N Fischer and ano 10 The waubun
ltsth Il, as5 " aSiioS.ii; samuel d
Adams to Lille q Haulenbeef. ..,.....
Liebout av xi13.6x235; Mary ID Eden TO
Canal ct. n cor 5th sv, 23.iiI75..
o13dyI0D1i also I22 Fulton " So.
cree. TO Eliza J Smith, is part. ..........
16ath at es, 1864 . Btebbtns av. 17.ox.
1910: Gabriel Case to Clarence weiss
hath aud ann .....................,..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-09

AZ the New York Real Estate SAlesroom yes.
terday Peter +. Meyer & Co. sold, in foreclosure.
the iwo nvestory brick flats. on Mot 6Oxl0O |.
Nos. 10 and IL East 18th street IL the plaintiff,
Charles ~ Rosenthal for s3l .s32, and the two.
story frame dwelling and barn. 20Aloo, on the
southeast corner 81 Rossiith avenue and Matilda
street ~ the plaipun. William n Lyons Tor 5000.
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Zeal estate ut Anrtiua.
PETER r. MEYER. AUcTroNEER.

PETER r. MEYER. AUcT1oNEFR.
will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. IS, 1899,
at IL o'clock. at the New York Real EsiAts Sales.
roam, II Broadway.
the three and four story brick factory
buildings, with plot Of land.
NOS. ISL, I59 & I6I GOERCK ST.,
SOUTHWEST CORNER Sd st.
Maps. &C., at the Auetioneers. III BroadwAy.
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wheat was deprs nd hy lower cables. duiness Of
zoe n. export trade. slug dshness of the speculation
"a. q ,he Rocky Mountain, tho Available suppl.
ttoTaing to b,ldI~.t,, Increased ,.G47 900 bush.
me ,hh go Trad, Buit,tin makes the words visible
,appi' o. wheat on Nov. J. tyi,lei 900 bu-h COIN
1 raF say WIN on Oct and 100 $50 900
s's. .I' Of : az o 900 bush md .n IN
Gnyas s;,ln,t puts. Tbs European Visible supply
fer the week was Aba, 900; tho cisaranoss were
s ss 90 sn.h Unusual strength characterized the
nc: TO 2tc. over December. with millers and
t py s9mpAnies buying and shippers also buy.
wsrs sold for export. Furthermore, the receipts
se, ,nali. and India crop reports are unfayor-
,nds not up to what many believe it should be.
R,on 20 me specnlAt on is still very small affair,
arEe. Corn was pretty STEADY here though lower at
nauSS WIN Liverpool down Nd TO 9Ad. for futures.
GsSa Rn corn vas "a higher The ciesr.nSo: we're
oush ana nave been pretty liberal OF late.
Ss reported decrease in the available sup
.m ~ 100 900 bush The receipts at Chicago were
IVY lhterlor onerngs to elevator companies
sse said to have increased considerably. Oats wero
~ WI. sympathy with other grain and regardless
'ssior were selling.
s.l. .9rTi +, S%a and more or les. depressed
.s. a SLIPS sacks; exports. 2Ipa bbls and ~, d47
Si, Winter in bbls,; supcrnns. s2,a5as345;
sssIss SS. ei..r s" 'sSsa : ssS.sS
cotton wa. size. higher. with sale.
i'nsttt bales for consumption. Midd!ing uplands.
s, y. ,sc S S:.s . ss. gS ~. &C.
Ausu,,s eo'ion at ChaIleston Norfolk sayannAh and
Sp1 lido Mob. .Ani -ssp isi% Sds.n ss
AsfS IN with sales bales Futures
higher fcr Se d pSn ~ higher and closed eh point,
N' was follows:
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ny WILLIAM KrNNElI.y.
Real Estate Transfers.

IA; S.! S 10 im an 1S hSs.
nth Of, 10. 85l u " I'd av. 3Zxss: EmmaJ
nsnrc: !! s.s. ss;iIsI'lo' Id. solinssrio
Hsti. .s:,!; !, r: J:s...Sa ~; A. sor'oO;
.f ss AZ ss'H; c Tsfaf; h saiyioo West.
81 p =. 70 jstos i s... e: julius
BrUoa b:,S s"T h lssa :. 1Ss
Ms'. Aj% % ;,:,. v wa Il, ..o
yf T@ !. -. a5t5s: Raphael sIi,.t. ''0
9Th av, u Q cor lipth At, runs n ! to Man.
t:s IN ana e. c aS N.ss.na. VIII
7tn Az VS. .in.s Greenwich AZ. run.
,o soH 100, Vim s I'll Tie. 70 To III
sat n ss Greenwich Az, rnnsse l7r
as;iSI :w 70; Amelia Hammond to :,
cree TO MAJ Ernst, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
dranien TO Mali Bach ,,.....,....,,....y. $4,000
100. rs Benz L Benson to Rebsooa oohn
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