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New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
MSS OF $500. 600 IN DAKOTA TOWN

Lead, s. D.. March Sire which broke out this
ncruing In a saloon consumed forty buildings be-
fare 1t sxtinguished and caused a loss which
\ estimated at s5oO,00e. The Deadwood Fire De-
psrtrnent was called on for assistance and re-
sponced. In addition to the work of the combined
Are departments. it found necessary to blow
10 buildings in the path OF the fire with dynamite.
" order TO stop its spread. Owing to the high
w. ii which was blowing. the scarcity of water and
the infamnable nature OF most of the buildings.
the frennen unable to do anything to stay the
flames In any other way. Among the buildings
consumed were stores, Offices shops and large
Building and the stamp mills were in danger at
one time, but the blowing up of buildings saved
fhe-r
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-George F. Victor Plaintiff against Charles
A. Rearlslev and Others, Defendants. Action No. q
In pursuance Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.
date 2Sth OF February 1900 l. the undersigned
the Referee said judgment named will sell Public
Auction the New York Real Estate Sales Room No III
Broadway. II the Borough OF Manhattan CITY Of New
York. the 2sth day Of March 1900 at ~ o'clock noon
by Peter F. Meyer AuCtioneer the premises directed by
Judgment sold herein described follows
All certain lot. piece, parcel Of land. with the
building erected situate. lying and being the
the Borough OF Manhattan the
CITY OF New York described follows:
Beginning point the Westerly side OF West End
Avenue distant eighty-fou' CO inches
Sou;herly formed by intersection ot
West End Avenue with the Southery
side of Seventy first street running thence Westerly
Street and Of the distance
through party wall one hundred dool feet; thence
parallel witF West End Avenue sixteen tl6)
thence Easterly parallel with seyen!yarst
(i0OD Westerly side Of
Northerly along the Westerly side OF
16l feet the point place OF
beginning
Dated New York. March 5th. 1900
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK. Referee.
j. A. McCREERY. Plfrs Atty. 11e Nassau St. y. Y
The property will be sold subject first mortgage
FOR $50 Accrued interest thereon the SO
FER annum VIII be allowed purchaser Of his bid
The following diagram Of the property. Its Street
No is 22S West End Ave.
list
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

NortheTp NfsTP0o sDrnk March 4 sclosng whea-spotNo
es esn lo1sd ;eS May S s'sd July sd Amer
Fionr Ss y. futures steady May 8s sd July. IS sd
6o1 louis fancy winter dull as 3D. Hops
Ss Sd Fdeae aa Coast steady 3 5sa8 I5
beei steady; extra India
shoDF fs oa m Pork nrl prime Western SOS Sd.
ber1anSS cut IA 70 6 n steady AS Sd. Bacon rm; Cum
S2s ID long clear middles light 80 to IS i S7s long
shcsr shcNf I6 TO is n $s Sd clear bellies Il m 87s Sd
,nouoers-Square II 20 Il n. firm steady;
pe pai @ @@estsrn in erces 3os 3D. refined in
hnest white els American finest coiored 63s Tallow
oof plne CITY hrrn 2as Australian in London steady.
rs 30 Cottonseed oii-FfuIl May-August easy
rs Sd Turpentinespirits steady Rosin-comu1on
nrfn. 5s Petroleun-Rehned. Ts<6 oil. 25s
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YOrk.-ANNA y. ROGERS Plaintiff, against JOHN
III. STYLES, JR. ct al. Defendants.
In OF Judgment OF foreclosure duly
made and entered the above entitled action
date the 10th day February. 1900.
i. THE UNDERSIGNED. the Referee in Judgment
named. will sell public auction New York Real
Estate Sales Room. Broadway Borough
Manhattan City OF New York. the 18th March.
1900. at twelve O'Clock that day by F.
Never Company. aucttoneers. the
said Judgment be sold. and therein
ALL those four certain lots pieces parcels land
with the buildings and improvements thereon erected
situate lying and being in the Twelfth Ward OF
Borough OF Manhattan city Of New York bounded and
described follows: BEGINNING a point on
southerly side OF 163rd Street
feet Eastery from the sOutheastery
and Amsterdam Southery ra-allsI
with Amsterdam Avenue One hundred twelve f1Iol
feet 80 inches. running and parallel
with 163rd Street One hundred QO
Northerly and again parallel Avenue Ons
hundred and twelve d12) feet (6D inches 10 ths
southery side OF 16rd Street; running West
ery along he souhery side 163rd hundred
600 feet 70 the point place OF beginning.
Dated New York. February lTth. 1900.
ADAM WIENER
Referee
MERRILL ROGERS Attorneys for plaintiff III BroaA-
Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram OF 10 be
az described above. the said having strSst
numbers:
:; 165rd Street
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-CONRAD OPPERMANN Plaintiff
VS.. JOHANN ADAM OPPERMANN others Defend
In of inerlocutory Judgment partition
and sale duly made and entered in the entitled
action, bearing date February 10th.
ONCE Of the Clerk OF the County OF New
Tuary goth 1900 the undersigned the Referee, said
Judgment named. will sell at public auction. the
YORK Real Estate SaiesTooni No III Broadway the
York, the day March, at O'Clock noon
that day by Peter F. Meyer Auctoneer premises
IN said Judgment named situated within County
New York and therein described
certain lot piece parcel of land. building
thereon erected situate lying and being
side OF East Seventynnth Street in the City OF
York. and bounded and described follows. namely:
BEGINNING point the said northerly side OF
East Seventy-nnth Street distant Three hundred and
formed by the intersection
First Avenue. with the said northery side
entynnth running thence westerly along
northery side of East Seventynnth Street
feet thence northerly line parallel with
Avenue, and of the through the of
party wall. hundred and feet and inches
the line OF the block between Sevenyninth and
Eightieth Streets: thence easterly line parallel with
thence south
line parallel with the First Avenue and OF
the through the OF party wall hundred
East Seventy-nnth Street the point begin
ming; premises being s
Three hundred and Twentyone East Seventy Street.
Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
JOHN YARD
Referee.
following a diagram OF the property to be sold:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ast-st ,n No 4ie West 24.srese; Louisa Rurnme
c1i1ha 10 Shaslstian Wilhelm ............. $4,000
horidz Weis6srger sa 49, 500
,,s.f berger to Annie sehwarz 1900
plrl helm to Louisa % Rummel %, 500
2oxs1x2oxS61 l. Charles A Bernhardt to Northern
Improvement Company ........................
West End ave. No 674. S 2Gxssx irregular:
Clarence + True to Rachel yose. ............. 100
West End-ave. No 6T4. 20x irregular; Clarence
True TO Rachel Vose. 100
1o1st-st. $. 400 IT W Of Coumbus-ave s4ix
100 llx395x10l1: Charles Putzel referee to
William " Appleton and another. trustees. :. 10000
Broadway. No 81. 25x150; Ida Noble 10 the Bor-
ough Realty I
Bowery Nos 378 and 37s W e. 42xfe3x3a sx1764 A.
William Berrian and another, executors to
william Rosennweig and another. 1900
and wife to Walter c aennessy: 10 600
Williams TO Robert q Dun. un..................... 100
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
ANOTHER SEARCH FOR LOST MINERVA.

Norfolk, Va. March s.-The revenue cutter Onon-
daga left this port to-day on second search for
the lost Spanish steamer Minerva, which. with
crew Of forty men aboard and coal. has been
drifting helpiessly about the North Atlantic since
feorrary 2, when she spoke the British steamship
farona. which she asked for coal q tow. The
neaFy sea then running prevented compliance, and
me Parona compelled 10 leave the Spaniard
sno ner large crew TO their fate. The Onondaga
.e1 here shortly after the Mnerva's plight was
lrst reported and cruised go miles off shore In
sshaeaVor TO find the ship An accident compelled
ler 10 return TO port. however, for repairs, and
marine men are now Of opinion that the Minerva
Aae drifted half way across.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
foreclosure 6eles.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-George F Victor, Plaintiff. against Charles
A. Beardsley and others Defendants
In pursuance Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered in the above-entted action bear
date the 2Sth day Of February. 1900 the under
signed the Referee in said judRmen, named. viii sell at
Public York Real Estate Sales Room
No Ill Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan City Of
New York 2Sth day OF March. 1900 II o'clock
Peter Auctioneer premises directed
said judgment be sold and therein described fol
Al thai certain lot piece parcel Of land with the
building thereon erected situate lying and being in the
Twenty second Borough OF Manhattan, In
the city of New bounded and described fol-
lows: Beginning point Southerly side Of ScV
enty first Street distant eghtytwo $50 feet and ten uo)
inches Westerly the formed by the iHer5ec
ton OF the Westerly side of West End Avenue with the
Southerly side FIRST running thence
southerly parallel West End Avenue eighty four (s4
feet and five tb inches. thence Westerly parallel with
Seventy-hrst dI) 90 inches
thence Northerfy parallel West End Avenue
side OF Seventy Street and thence Eastery along the
said Southeriy sds OF first Street seventeen 90
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

1 london March s--There was good attendance the
WOOL auction sales to-day Greasy
competed for by French and Russian
Mas good inquiry Tor secured by the home and Cont
mental trades Crossbreds well represented
huyers securing good portion Cape Coed Hope and
aggTegated lo945 Large catalogues offered and
business active and firm following sale
in detail: New SOUTH Wales. 1,eoo haes-scoured 11d9
Is eiad; greasy Sladq1s Id Queensland. s. 100 bales
tora 500 balesscoured lO1a2s 3D. greasy 6dGls 4lfd
greasy. 4@d@is I'D. Newzeaand 3 200 baes-seoared
Natal 400 Secured Is IdQ2s %; greasy AZ @9.d.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Denver and Southwestern Railway Company 10
Continental Trust Company Of New York trus-
tee. all shares capital stock, etc, and property
rai.way. mines. etc. secures bond due Deceul-
GOWN. Rafael R, to Mutual Life Insurance
pany. No s27 Lave. ar.................... 10
Earsch, Hattie B and John NJ To the FRANKLIN
Savings Bank, No 173 Avenue B. year........ 25.
Turner Harry. and Thomas Herman 10 Joseph
Hamershag Central Park West W corner
105th-st 80.
Same TO same same property. year 80,
Solomon William, and Hyman Is Goldberg TO
Edgar ] Shiprnan guardian, etc Broome 81.
corner Forsyth st. year. "a,
Jol DSon. Josephine a, to Union Dime Savings
stitution 47th-st. g. 800 # of sth ave-
years -.'..........-.' 10.
Miken. seth M Greenwich Savings Bank.
No IL to II Beaeh-st and Nos 30 and 81 Varick
seiiieire Ernma r /. b. TO Mary /. Higgins guard
ian. etc, 27th-st, :, 30 II " Of Madison ave.
Horowitz, Isaac r, to Isidore Jackson and Abra-
ham stern. Avenue h. w corner 6th-st. de
Horowitz isaac r. the Excelsior Savings Bank
Avenue b. " corner 6th-st years SO.
Goodman, Urry. 70 Emile Murray ith-st 8
1914 # OF Avenue {: also No 2o Rutgers-
wendt. Herman. TO Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank. i20th-st, 5, 1s3 fl e of lenox-ave,
siegelstein Pierre A 20 Young Mems Christian
Association. No lo2 Rivington-st. years. re
Achenbach. George. to Irving Savings institution
Anisterdam-ave. $ W corner lOoth-St year. oo
Bremen Edward 70 The rhiadeipnia e Savings
tan-aye n e corner 102d-st years. .......... TO.
Hennessy, Walter @. 10 Mutual Life Insurance -.
Company, Nos i41 and l43 East 1sth-st. year ~
Same 10 same No l30 East 18Th st. years TO-
International Society q Hotel Employees in
America 10 Mary schenck 2sth-st. 5 5, II
II W OF Iexngton-ave 3 years is
End-ave e $. 7e.1 II Of 61st-st, year. 26'
Kiingensten bernhard. and an:ther 70 Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, Nos 3'6 and 31s a.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

rRoW pain'i T,H against EMILY A. s1AGsoN others
pursuance Of intsrocusOry Judgment Of partition
action office OF the Clerks Of the Counties OF Put
FebruaPg ang 1000 the @nderssned the referee in said
Y Rea Esse aesToons no III RroadWay in the
't I @ Sy Of Of New YGTk on r0o nS
day BY Richard HatmStI Co. apstoneers one the prem
that certain piece Of land parcel Of the lands
City OF New York. situate in the Sixth Ward Of the said
said lands by T Hum. street com1nssloneT.
lscs the Once the comprqIlsr OF me SAID
rear by ground formerly Morris
oaaa rS' Sy the sd Mayr and
twenty fsst twenty-fye feet the eas.
fcry-es6t more less. AND ALSO. An
and adjoining the lot above described nd in rear
hereof as & the S n9Ttn @ BY m the Si
now formerly Of the said James Morris containing on
ave feet on me east feet four inches and
in In TsT5 Ss
the s5 s1 % MeT gh AND HnS M a e % % M OF ss
part; is designated by letters ~ M and the number
Of No9snSer ISIS between Gideon g Forsyth
sy part pa and Stephen p Mum Of the second part
County Of New York in Li6er liz Of ConveyanCes Sc
@ , a Ps R ol 1 .s At naf ss sH M
ing on said piece or parcel Of land @ situate -
the Eighth Ward OF the city Of New YORK now known
OF Grand Mercer Streets and
No One hundred and six Grand Street said lot being
m e r+e & %e @ ee o eaeh side se
% Mercer street. % f nd 4 @ @ aR s4f @ by n sSf
lately belonging Miles r Burke deceased the
erly by land lately belonging stephen II. Mum.
and subsequently belonging Mrs Emily A Pierce, and
southerly side front by Grand Street aforesaid
Being the same premises conveyed to William H. Num-
deceased by Stephen p. Mum wife. by deed
bearing the fifth day OF May. thousand
eight hundred and
Dated. New York. February 10th 1900.
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE.
Referee.
WILLIAM II. GIBSON
Attorney for Plaintiff.
81 Nassau Street Borough of Manhattan. New York
City
G. ID. 3. HASRROUCK,
Attorney defendant O. Clark, Trustee, SC
81 Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
JAMES q. CLARK,
Attorney for defendant Emily A. SIauson.
81 Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan New York
City.
The following diagrams Of the property 10 be sold
being the premises above described and referred to IN the
foregoing notice Of sale.
The Street number parcel described Is No
II White Street and that OF the second parcel IL No 100
Grand
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

fhs approximate OF the Lien charge
which described property Is De sold
0i95e with interest thereon from the 10th day OF Feoru
ary 1900 together with and allowances amounting
10 February 1900
with the OF the sale
The premises will be sold subject 10 two mortgages
$50 600 each and mortgages for SO. eco EACH
there has been
principal OF s73 200 Interest runs said
a. OF SIX and ho
Approximate OF which VIII due
four mortgages the 18th day OF March. 1900 10 a.
20QiA
Dsssd New York. February II. 1900.
ADAM WIENER
Referee 4
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
18TH Street.
Centre line OF block.
--.-G
l36th Street

The Approximate the lien
which the above-descrbed property sold IS
s11. 25. interest tay OF
February 1900 together allowance
S346.34 with from day March.
1900. together with the 0f
proxnas amount OF the taxes and
and other liens be allowed
OF the purchase paid by the referee
and interest
Dated New York 1st day OF March. 1900
HENRY w. BOOKSTAVER Referee
PARSONS. SHEPARD OGDEN. Attorneys for PIalntiH
III Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. The City OF
New York. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
ENGINE FACTORY BURNED.

Elrnira. March S-The plant Of The Payne Engine
Company destroyed by fire to-day. 1t was
Of the largest industries Of the city. The loss
10000 insurance. ss5, 900. One hundred men are
temporarily thrown out OF employment. The COM
pany decided to occupy the buildings Of the El-
mira Machine Company until ii completes
rsct for the manufacture of gasolene engines.
The burned buildings will probably be rebuilt.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
White Street
Mercer Street.

Broadway
The premises described No. 81 White will be
sold subject mortgage OF Twenyve thousand
with interest thereon at 4s cent annum from
23rd of November, ls99 and the premises described
No LOG Grand Street Will be sold subject
OF Sixty five thousand dollars with thereon
from the ist day OF January
and subject parcels above
described.
Dated. New York. February Goth. 1900.
WILLIAM HENRY HALDAND
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Tremont-ave Boston-ave and Lillian Place. for
six story brick hathouse with stores 81 4xss 3;
August Uihlen. owner; o Semsch, No 35
Broadway Nos $50 and 522 for twelve story
brick warehouse. 50x94: Jeremiah Z Lyons. NO
81 East 127tb-st owner; Buchanan & Fox, No
East 69th-st. architects. II
Mulford-aye. W s. IS II OF Alice-st, for q one
and one-haf story frame dwelling -holise 2ox23;
W Lalor No Lbs Fox-st owner; Louis Fax.
AuIford--sve. W e. SO f. Of 4lice-sti for cne
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
PASSENGER AGENTS MEET.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Advisory
Committee OF the immigration Bureau of the
western Passenger Agents Association was held
Yesterday at the Waldorf-Astoria. The question
Of rates was discussed any way, the time
Of the meeting being taken up in the consideration
Of internal business matters which Secretary
Thompson characterized OF no public impor-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
BIG MORTGAGE ON DENVER AND s. w.

BIG MORTGAGE ON DENVER AND s. w.
A general mortgage for s5,5OoOoo was recorded at
the Registers Offica yesterday by the Denver and
southW esten Railway Company, IN favor of the
Continental Trust Company. Of this city, trus
tee The mortgage affects all the realty, railways
mines stocks etc, Of the road. The loan is due
on December /. 1929. and is secured by issue of
per cent bonds.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
5urrosale's Notiess.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Jomes VI

TN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon James NJ
Varnum. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
Notice hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Mary T.. Nelson late OF the County of New
York. deceased the same there
Of the subscriber at his place OF
the ohce OF Edward F. Brown. No. IS Wall Street.
"Igh Manhattan in the City New York, on or
before the 20th day OF May
Dated New York. the 18th day of November
GEORGE z. NELSON Executor.
EDWARD r. BROWN. Attorney for Executor
Street. Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
HaCkenSaCk

NOR SALE.One of the gentIeman's residences in
Il the Oranges: containing acres with extended
view will he sold for half present a quick
purchaser. JAMES S. HOLMES. Bank Building. Orange
y. ].
WHITE PLAlNS.-Handsome house: overhanging roof;
fox14
First FoorLarge square hail: dining 15x14:
1jxl3; paror 15x11: having fireplace
Second Floor fine rooms fireplace. square hall
bath.
Heated by furnace. lighted by electricity. Water,
sewer road beautiful locaton delightful
view; "a groInd; 5000. FRED JOEL SWIFT. 27l
Broadway y.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

The approximate the lien 70 satisfy which
me property Is 70 be sold is S. sal II
eoruary IL 1900 and $3.50 90 allowances and
interest from March 3d. 1900 the expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount OF taxes ana
ets 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser purchase
money. paid by the Referee S35O65 and interest
AUGUSTUS
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
foreclosure Sales.

feet and ) point or Lace OF beginning
Dated New York. March 9Th 1900
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK Referee
J. A McCREERY. Plns Atty. 119 Nassau ST.. y. Y
Ihe property Will be sold subject
Accrued interest the Of so per
viii ee allowed purchaser
The following is diagram Of property
No is 304 W. list ST:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
S0th Street

Said premises known by the number S21 East
10Th Street.
The Of unpaid taxes. assessments
rents due and lien the above described premises in
Guiding interest the April 1900.
about Eight hundred Seventeen s-100 (SS17Os
Dollars.
JOSEPH l. GREEN. JOHN YARD.
Plaintiffs Attorney Referee.
2S0 broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

The approximate OF the lien satisfy which the
property is 70 be sold s. II and interest from Feb
1900 and 1881 IS and allowances with
3rd 1900 Of
the sale. The approximate OF and
allowed purchaser OF the purchase
money paid Referee. 1854 As and interest.
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
,,rs1DENTs ACT HARMoNIoUsLY.

PRESIDENTS ACT HARMoNIoUsLY.
srsrrrRM THEIR DETERMINATION TO OBSERVE
,,--rRsrArE COMMERCE LAW STRICTLY.
conference Of Western railroad presidents
a CONSERVATIVES OF the Interstate Commerce
s,,,ssion 81 which began On Wednesday. came to
C0'Ha 81 noon Yesterday and as reporters were
~ .dni,ted President Jeffery, OF the Denver and
w. ~. c-ande who acted chairman, prepared the
i,oudng statement as formal record of the ses
aons:
Frstne dtsconnuaGnse OF cemmlssions fGn 1ss sti q,
pehle1s The committee in charge cf this matter
vas EssooOO6PIedges to the Interstate Commerce Com
sss3on of strict Observance Of lawful methods in
tne tn9ehGjpGThe adoption of resolutions directing ex
eative officers Of railways IN certain loeanes to to
eeniTr rnain are Of minor Importance
Msrarce Ma aail Commission. ard Commissioner Yeo-
Co. we're in attendance, and the former delivered
one 0, nj he duties and responsibilities of the car
sers and of the important commission over which
be presides
.r.irely harmonious and satisfactory, every road
- oonseouence between the lakes and the Pacific
caost and the Gulf of Mexico and Canada having
Keen represented by one or more of its officials.
.rTbe action taken at the January meeting abol-
ching commissions ticket sales reaffrmed
ho determine ton conduct interstate traffic in
ono9fornity with the Interstate Commerce law
Sso reaffirmed.' According 10 Mr.. Jeffery moth
- vas said done about the pro-rating situa-
.;en and the reported dispute among the railroads
..-r-r4ng between Chicago and ST. Paul not
Zen ip in any way. In fact. the chairman pro-
ssaassed ignorance of any such dispute Before the
as5iournnnent Mr.. Jeffery was reelected chairman
srd F. Wilson, of Chicago, secretary.
POSSIBLE REDUCTION OF STOCK EXPLAINED
The special act recently passed by the Legislature
~ virginia permitting the Southern Railway TO
s,ce its common stock by half. from $4,000 =
n 10 ssO0Oa000. the amount Of the preferred stock
authorized, has led 10 some confusion. In some
charters the legislative action has been construed
sc implying the possibility OF common stock divi-
6ends but ii is stated that there is such sig
ntNcance attaching 10 the Other railroads
With Virginia charters, notably the Chesapeake and
Ohio have obtained precisely similar legislation,
which makes the reduction Of the stock purely per-
,,ssye The legislation secured in view
~ possible political considerations than for any
oher purpose. il IS said. II is reported that there
&c no immediate likelihood the company's avail
ing itself the legislation and that the has
reference 10 any development in the company's af-
fairs It is provided IN the act that If the stock
should be reduced the voting power of the stock
eh0lders who exchange their holdings shall not be
affected so that If they exchange two shares OF old
stock for Of new, the latter VIII count for
much two shares of the old issue not exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

NC cash 571sc Cloverseed firm active. n-ime cash
oio' 81 20; March new, S5 62h ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,
BOSTON. $3.50. VIA
THE NEW ROUTE
TO NEW HAVEN, PROVIDENCE
AND BOSTON
NEW HAVEN LINE.
NARRAGANSETT BAY LINE.
Twin Screw Flyers CHESTER w. CHAPLIN and
RICHARD PECK in commission.
Daily. Sundays excepted from % East River, for
New Haven. Providence and Boston at p. n.
BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport Fall
Pier TO- y. r.. r. OF Warren St. weekdays only
500 T. NJ. Strs PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Orches-
each.
STONINGTON LINE, via Stonngton-Leave Pier So
n r.. foot of Spring St. weekdays only. at 600 p. NJ
Steamers Maine and New-Hampshre.
NORWICH LINE via New London-Leave Pier So
" r.. of Spring St. weekdays only, $40 p NJ
LOWELL. Massachusetts,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09

Louis Fa1k, architect Observation-Disclosures.
141st-st Nos le7 ana : i6a East for a one story
frame shed; and A Lehman No III East
o4th-st, owners and architects. ..........---...
New-York tribune., 1900-03-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sunac March s.-sprfng wheat: No hard round lots
We; No Northern. round 76c: CARROTS, 75i2c.
81; 10 yellow, Sshc: No yellow 39c No yellow
s2xei 10 corn 39c: No corn. 3sAc Oats firm; No
snle SegIssc: No white. 2sac: No white 2SAc: No
anaxea ZSNe: No mixed. 25%c Rye No ]. 64c: No
% track. &c. Flour dull