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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-25
foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County or
etc OF Charles Kneeland. deceased PLAINTIFF. against
Clarence Edgar Johnson and Fannie Johnson, his wife.
and others Defendants.
pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure sale. duly
18th day OF December. 1892 and OF order
Judgment. made herein the
End day OF December iSs the undersigned the Referees
in said Judgment named, viii sell at public auction az
York Real Estate Sales Room No. Ill Broad
way, the Borough of Manhattan. City % New York.
the second day Of July. 1901. at II O'Clock
directed said judgment be sold. and therein de-
follows: All that certain lot piece parcel
with the buildings thereon erected situate lying
being in the Twenty-second Ward OF the City OF
York. BOUNDED and described follows: Beginning
the intersection OF the nOrtherY
side Street with the easteriy side Of
OF the Ninth Avenue. hundred feet.
and a line parallel with Fiftyseventh
Street twenty feet; thence scuhery on line parallel
Ninth Avenue and partly through party wall
hundred northerly side OF Ffftyseventh
nd westerly along the nOTthery side OF
Fyseventh street twenty feet . the point place OF
Of air and in Ninth Avenue. said
which have been taken. used
extnEuished the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com
New York Elevated Railroad Company and the
Manhattan Railway Company. o any Of them. by the
and Of the elevated
railroad In and in front OF the said
their successors assigns operate said
railroad along and IN front Of the said
premises the future forever as the same
structe maintained and operated the 10th day OF
Dated New York June 1Oth. 1901.
JAMES NJ. VARNUM. Referee
Street borough Of Manhattan New York City.
The following diagram OF the property be sold
described above the number being $50 West
5Tth Street. Manhattan. New YORK City'
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County of York.-I0uiSe G. Mohlnan. Plain
tiff. Elizabeth NJ Hamilton 81 al. Defendants
Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
made and entitled action, and bear
ing June. 1901. J. the undersigned. ths
Judgment named will sell public
ton. York Real Estate SaesrOon. No. Ill
Broadway IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York on the 18th day july 1901. Il O'Clock
that by l.. Kennedy & Co. Auctioneers
said Judgment be SOLD. and
All parcel Of
building and improvements thereon erected
situate lying the 23rd Ward of the City OF
bounded and described follows. viz:
Beginning point the eastery side Of Brook Avenue
distant hundred forty nine and siXty-three hun
drehs & 10 feet south OF the point az intersection
or Brook Avenue with the southeriy
sida Of hundred and ixty-ffth Street wdsned
parallel with southeriy side OF
hundred sixty nth Street and part Of
a wall hundred hfty-hve and
hundredhs C55 tCOl feet thence running
with the westerly side Of Washington Avenus
t20 feet thence running again parallel
s0uthery side Of One hundred and sixty ifth
hundred and forty six and ninety
drcdhs G+6 9Sieol feet the eastery side OF
and thence running northeast a.ons the ea<-riy
side 81 Brook Avenue twenty six and hftyth hun
(26 53 O0 feet the point place OF beginning
Dated New York. June "a 1901.
JOHN HENRY HULL. Referee.
MILLER DECKER & MILLER Attorneys for Plaintiff.
I'm broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New-York City.
The following diagram of the property be sold.
its number Is No 1905 Brook Avenue:
iRJfh
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-James L. Kane. Plaintiff. against
others. Defendants. In pursuance OF
Of Foreclosure and sale duly made and en-
in entitled action bearing da:e the 26th
dav Of April T. the Undersigned the Referee in
saiT judgment named. will sell Public Auction. at ths
the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York the
10Th day 81 1901 II O'Clock that day.
by AUctiOneeT. the premises directed oy
said judgment sold. and therein described fol-
lows: Al that certain lot piece parcel OF land with
house thereon erected. situate. lying ara
Being City. County and State Of New York. and
which particularly bounded and described fol-
distant four hundred and seventy-ntne
47ql feet and northerly from
formed Of the eastery side OF Convent
Avenue with side One hundred and forty
street easery at right angles to Con-
and Of the distance through party
hundred feet thence northerly and parallel with
twenty t2 feet thence westerly at rghr
angles Convent Averue. anil part OF the distance
through party wall hundred Q0sn feet 70 the east
Of Convent Avenue and thence southery along
the said OF Convent feet n
point place OF beginning Together with all the
Of the said parties Of the nrst
o. in and the centre line thereof.
Iving in and said premises subject
restrictions respecting nuisances and as 70 build
certain agreements recorded IN Lber
a05 Conveyances. 50 and in Lbe- 2Oil Of Con-
veyances 3s respectively far as the same affect
abo described premises.
Dated New York. MAY .. 1901. - -
CHARLES z. T. McCANN. Referees.
ROBERT NJ GICSNOU y. Attorney for Plaintiff 81 Mas
street. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF York.
The following diagram of the property to be sold
described above the number being 40 Convent Ave.
Manhattan. n. y
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bag 81 peppers Florida carrier 81 5oes2 So string
e. Sorlolk round green, half Dbl basket 81 25d
~ Snsb 90 way 15qsoe do North Carolina green per
marrow Dbl. s2aS2 50: yellow 81 5OGs2 so: do
sls slgS turnips Jersey. white, per 100 lunches
s-tS" tomatoes Mississippi per fiat case I5cGSI. do
s. Ssnnah per carrier 81 5oas rs Do Florida fancy.
RAY AND STRAW-HAY- Market dull. but from the
hcaent OF small suppiesonly 200 represent sun
Is'g anu Mondays recepts-the market ought
Operate shorty We quote Prime large bales. per 100
10 Sc No l. SSStb7c; No , SOds2i2c: No B. I2lz
oe grSaeS nominal; small bales 2.c less than large
81 HAW-l>ong continues in buyers favor
SOcHsl 100 10. straw not in any prominent de
inand Receipts OF hay and straw tons, reported
Jhe Produce Exchange at to-day: Hudson River
dtarGad $50; PENNSYLVANIA 20; Delaware Lackawanna
ana western 20; West Shore, 90 Lehgh Valley 90 Ba-
Iore and Ohio 40; Central OF NewJersey. co. by river
o0ats 100 total 40 bales Receipts Of hay; by river
40 tons: by rail. 40 tons
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr.

Liverpool. June 24.-C1osing- wheat-Spot dun: No
red Western. winter. IS sid: No Northern spring 30
Sid No California IS ma futures quiet July. IS 6d;
new. As lad; American mixed old. 2%d: futures
steady July. IS l>sd September. Nd October
Peas-Canadian firm IS 1Od Flour-St.
Cd Hops a London-Pacihc steady ffa
prime mess. Western. els. Lard steady; American
fined pals, 43s Sd: prime Western
Hams-Shor cut, IA 70 10 70. quiet 46s Oh.
Cumberland 20 80 n. 3D. short rib "a n
long clear middles. light IS long
clear middles heavy 30 40 H. ss 3D. short clear
20 n. Sd: clear bellies.
shouiders-Square. IL to Is ~ steady AS
United quiet 00s: good United
Cheese firm;
coiored, AIS I'd TallOw firm: prime city 25s Cd
tralian in London. CottOnseed Ol-Hull refined
Spot firm. 23s 3d. TurPentne-splrits firm. 2ss Ros'n
Common steady, "a Sd PetrOleuul-Rehned steady.
AID Llnseed oil steady. 34s 81.
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I4Ist Street.

approximate amount of the lien charge 70 satisfy
described property Is be sold IS Five
hundred dollars with interest thereon from the am day OK
with costs and allowances amounting
10 hundred and siXtyfour and 9l-o0 dollars with
9th day Of April 1901 together with ms
sale The approximate amount OF taxes.
liens which to be allowed 70 the
Of the purchase money, or paid oy tho
referee is Three hundred and thrtyseven l5Oo dollars
and interest.
The premises subject a first mortgage for
s16OOo from September list 1000 at the rate
Of 81 annuW-
Dated May Is 1901. -
CHARLES f. F. McCANN. Referee
The Of the above-describel premises IS hereby
adjourned to Monday July 1901. the same hour
and place. -
Dated New York June 10th. 1901.
CHARLES z F. McC'ANN. Referee
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SUPREME COURT. County OF Sew york

William shipman sole surviving Trustee under TIE
VIII and Testament OF Caleb H. Shipman. deceased
plaintiff. against William H. Eel and others Defendants
In pursuance of Judgment Of foreclosure and sas
made and entered in the above entitled action and
date the 23d day OF May. 1901 l. the Undersigned
the Referee in the said Judgment named will sell az
public Real Estate Saiesrocnn.
No Broadway Borough of Manhattan. City Of New
the 2nd day OF July. 1901. Twelve O'clock
Noon that day. b. Peter r Meyer. Aucttoneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment be sold and de-
scrihcd follows All that certain lot piece or parcel
~ land with the buildings thereon situate Wing ard
being City OF New York. ard bounded and de-
scribed follows: Beginning pcint the Northery
side OF Twentyseventh Street. distant hundred and
twenty-five feet EaseTy from the Easterly side OF Tenth
running Northwardly and parallel with
Tenth Avenue nineeght feet nine inches 20 the centre
line Of the block between Tvenyseventh and Twenty
eighth Streets. thence Eastwardly along said centre ine
twenty I'VE fse thence southwardy and parallel with
uIney-eight feet nine inches North
side Twentyseventh Street: thence Westwardiy
the Ncrtherv side of seventh Street twenty
feet place OF beginning the premises
being b. the Street Number
40 West Twsnty-seventh Street.
Dated New York. June 9Th. 1901.
JOHN E BRODSKY. Referee
COCDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff n
Broadway. or Manhattan City Of New York
The following diagram OF the property be solds
number 4ag West Twenty-seventh Street.
West
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SOUTHERN corroN MARKErs.

Galveston June 24.-Cotton firm: middIing 3 Ice
low niddlng. 916c; good ordinary l6c: receipts
26+6 bales, exports cOastWise. 1906 sales stock
79OGT.
baltimore, June 2f-Cotton nominal middling. Sac:
low middling. l6c; good ordinary 7-16c receipts
$50 bales: stock. 4.403.
Savannah June 24.-Cotton steady middlIng Sc; low
mddnS 7N.c. good ordinary. 6lac: receipts IO99
New-Orleans. June e+.-Cotton Arm; mlddlng. Sac.
mdding Use. good ordinary. receipts.
bales 232S sales. 1900 stock
Memphis. June 24.-Cotton steady middling. SIsc
mddng Tssc; good ordinary. 6SsC: receipts.
bales gross Shipments 1873; sales 500 stock 80 500
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June %. m.-Cotton-Spot Moderate
business; prices 32d higher American middlng fair
Dad; good middllng. sd; middling. 4s4d; low mddng
1924. good ordinary. - S2d ordinary. / ne
sales OF the day bales were for
speculation and and included 1900 Re
ceips 1000 bales. all American Futures opened quiet
and closed steady; American mtddlng ! m June
Al 6tt buyers June and July Az SD sellers July
August 3s6fG4 80 64d sellers: August September
;f}eid value; September. 33-6td BUYERS: October
g 1S-G4d buyers october November . "A $50
I l5Gid buyers. November and December 8 buv-
December buyers; January ana
February. 4 u 6f9I 13- G4d sellers.
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niract price. in the local market to-day

cotton closed dull, with quotations 3loc hensf on
we nasis Of lsi0c mddlng upland and i-ioe for
lIs Suf Sales 800 bales Southern spot marAsss
No. ~leEraphed follows; New-Orieans nrn5 soe
,s'F - ehc Mobile nominal. unchanged, az lisef "a
cbanAh steady, nc higher. SCI Charleston hTn nn
N-iie.a a. Thc. Wilmington Arm. unchanged 81 s1.c'
t-,ipik nrm, lice higher, ~ SIZE Baltimore nom
unchanged, a. sic; Augusta hrm, sc higher, AZ
ioe ~ Louis firm NC higher. az S Ice
81 the and interior points compared Win
we zane day we nd Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-25

COTTON-Bus had everything their own way In TO-
cave cotton markets here in the South and abroad on
The local Exchange longs misjudged the strength Of
The market the 10 points advance, only 20
later buy when became evident that much higher
prices inevitable before the close on the hst call
me Feeling with prices up from 10 points.
ms being in sympathy with greater rise IN Liverpool
than expected Following the call the market continued
y gain steadily in strength well as IN activity The
mission houses large sized buying orders
fe South Europe feveshy bid for the near months
sna October while Fail River interests purchased July
freely all the intervals About the only cotton
or sale holdings which generous prot
naa ACCRUED traders had the courage 10 sell
t short the that prices were up 30
points from the level which the present bun inoNenet
STARTED u known that the short interest was greatly
reduced The that the big long account had
increased almost IroportiOnately Yet on the other hand
me spot situation I'm South seen 20 be intensely
Iong. the mills all reported unpreoedented demand
,,f goods and a reserve supply OF raw cotton
Achesier cables showed unusually healthy situation
a. that point crop reports failed 20 average up
taVorahly complained drouth with the weather
forecast holding hope relief In the immediate
iriuFe. Georgia Alabama crop reports were dis
lagng. 20 the least noting foul neids abanooned
hedf lousy plants small stands scarcity 81 labor ana
encouragement farmers. The afternoon session
witnessed fhe high point Of the day very active ana
ong buying for bull and continued nervous buy
ing Tor short The Orleans market displayed
en greater strength than shown here WIN August
sfs "ellngh IN panic FEAR that the Engish marker
aud open with rush in the morning caused shorts
axe no chances The close steady. with prices net
ien II points higher
me the local market to-day
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy. No :
97 f9s No corn ' tsS 30 ysidT 4aG4sG no
N r Ne &c what FSr ss e5ocs mi H b %hS
4Ig3sc No. fiaxsGed :, s. IS 10 N0rthUsste5P I y 81
asa ~ Lard Per IcD n. s. 17'laSs 81 short ribs
7a7.c S5or, Clear sides boxed S soaSs CO. wbssey
basis Of high wines 81 "a ON he Produce ES'hsnss 10
darea 1i'2G16'sc Cheese steady "a loc Eggs steady.
lca1Ic.
FAMILY. - 6a$2 - Wheat quiet. No red 6Ia6sc Com
steady: No miS~l. 4ic oats firm; No mixed. 3og
duluth. June et-cIose: wheat-No hard. cash,
so, 70 NSr} 3TTsg rash se , Igy S sss sePF
Milwaukee June 24-Wheat unsettled: No l Northern.
Gac No = Northern. este; July 66sF67c; September
h'Te an q" No o' w ss4Re
july rlsc september flsa64sc: No hard. G6a.c. No
patents s. 7Gss so second patents Is 500 81 40 first
clears 60dS2 second clears. 81 Bran. IN bulk.
Philadelphia June 2s.-wheat unchanged; contract
mixed June i6r t5s,c: july saI64c oats duh and
lower; No white clipped 33Ac and offered the close
extras iogls. 80 Pennsy vania roller clear.
ssr = I'd 40 "a s 81 %
ass - Kansas straight SO sOGs3 Is patent
3rasSi 50 s. ? 5 ps5s s 3 90 sos syor3 dc
brands. 81 s39$i; mills 80 4eaS2 IS; do clear
S3rS3 -. do straight So qS3 ~ do 81 e5aS4
Rye hour dull and unchanged Butter steady and fair
demand fancy Western creamery i9iac; DO prints 19c
do nearby prints. 2c Eggs steady and in fair demand
fresh nearby Tie do Western l4S do Squthwes,ern SS
mn rean1H far mall qi,@qa,r d fsir ~ cbo oA
sAaotc Receipts-Four l5Go tols and 1,47OoOO ~ in
bush shipments-wheat. 1900 bush; corn 10000 bush;
s.. Louis. June 24-cose wheat-yo red cash.
s5ts: July; 63'sc: september, 63SGss&c; No hard.
SSI.Stsssc 0atsSo ,sb asi Gu ,,x ssi P Si
ber 26iac No white. 3'c
mt, Tole2 June Stheas dull and lower owe, No cash and
cash tSec 5qy SIS SEPTEMBER t4 Oats dun and
26hc. Rye unchanged No . cash. sic.
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West 27th 81.

The approximate amount charge satisfy
which the above described property is 20 be sold -
So 1000 with interest thereon from 10th day OF May
1901 together with and allowance amounting 20
s3S So with thereon from the 23d day OF May
with the of the sale. The ap-
other liens
allowed purchaser OF the purchase money
paid the Referee 500. II and interest.
Dated New York. June 6th. 1901.
John E. BRODSSY Referee.
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10Th Street.

The approximate the lien charge To sat-
lsy which soove-deseribed property sold i.
S1iisO. with interest from 2Sth day MAY 1901 to-
gether with costs and allowances amounting 25
from 10th OF June 1891 together Wits
expenses Of the
approximate or
other liens which allowed to the pIrrbaser
~ the purchase money paid by the Referee A.
S3O7 % interest.
Dated New Yc-k. June "a.
JOHN HENRY HULL Rerer-e
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head including about for th. market Firm Tor
live hogs Western sold Sc 80 per 100 N; state
hogs quoted a So 40G7s6 80.
Sales. Judd & IS Western ls6 10 average
Sc 30 100 -.
H H. Hollis Is State hogs n. Sc As; roughs
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No. $50 W 57th S..

NJ. $50 W 57th 81
The approximate Of the 20 satsry
which the above described property Is be Sold IS
SIS 4 with interest thereon from the Sth day OF June
1901. together with the Of the sale.
The approximate assessments or other
Hens. which be allowed the purchaser out or
the purchase paid by the referee. is 5000
Dated New York June 10Th. 1901.
VARNTM, Referees.
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help uOanic0 Hla!e.

WANTED FOR U. s ARMY: Able bodied. unmarried
OF good character and habits.
read and write English. For information apply
to RECRUITING OFFICER. IS Third Ave. Sixth
Ave. And ST.. 81 E. I25th ST.. New York City
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EIGIN HITTER MARKET

24-It is getting to be old story, though
L. 600 Of butter the call board ,ae
market price bid No sales made
official market declared TO be Ice. The
the Egin district for the week $4,000 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-25

Ro-Cofee market firm: No / Rio. $685.; exchange
he receipts 1000 bags cleared for the United States
too0 hays: stock, 237. OeO bags
The position % Brazilian coffee IS f0l
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NAVAL STORES.

A steady undertone current spirits turpentne
but prices remain before quoted The demand WAS
slow. R0sin and pitch ruled quiet and unchanged
We quote:
TAR-Regulars 50 To- DO oil bills 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-37 Z GI$Sc.
ROSIN-Common o good strained. 81 -: f. 81 s.; F.
G. 81 81 l. 81 X 81 90: NJ, 81 81; ~
s. w q So 90. NJ " a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-25

Foreign Coffee Santos-Coffee market quiet:
good Santos $500. receipts. 1900 bags
$1,000 hags Hamburg-Cofee market opened u Pfg
lever 23O unchanged: sales. 5000 bags.
Hayre-Coffee market opened steady. fc lower y
unchanged; at p. steady and unchanged; az $50
p UNCHANGED:
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A DvEETIsEMENTs and sue.crtpsions Tor The Tribune
"a door north OF 3ss-s until O'Clock adver,iss-
nents received al the following a. rer,ia-
Office until 2 o'clock D. cS4 Shave
23d-st ia2 6tha t:sh-st. Macy q ath-s-
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STOCK on HAND.

Rosin 10 10 bbls
spirits turpentine
Charleston. June 24.-Turpentine finn at SAC. Resin
firm and unchanged. -,
Savannah. June 24-spirits turpentine firm at 34tc
receipts 1909 bbs; sales 2ug5; exports IL fosin mn
receipts bills l03: exports. 200; quoted
A ard c. 81 %; D. 81 10, r. 81 L. F. 81 20 G. 81 %
n. 81 40; l. 81 IS: X. 81 S0 NJ 81 30; y. s. 60; I"
81 90: " W. 81 25.
Wilmington. June 24-Splrits turpentne-Nothing 40
ing: receipts 81 Resin firm at SdSl receipts
l56 bbls Crude turpentne firm 81 2gS2 20. receipts
$50 bhls. Tar firm 81 30: receipts. 81 lbls.
London June 24-Turpentne- Spirits 2Is
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, June :tFour easy best patent sprirs, - y
asa so bakers straight spring $GS4 - do clear spring
81 23a$3 70; low grades winter and spring = qS3 best
81 81 clear
5JliS3 50 50GS3 70; Hour So 50d$4
Wheat-Sprng trade light; No Northern old, I3c; do
new 1&c; winter sellers far apart %
business Corn-Strons: NJ yellow, +6i4c: No de-
10. corn. 4J2sc. 3 i5]ec. Oats firm: No =
white. sc: No DO. 3iisc No mixed, 3Olsc; No g.
2gasC through billed Barley quoted at 524jIc IN store
Rye dull No /. Sic Canal freights steady wheat 3i4c
27sc; 2isc; B. to New York lumber To
Albany. 81 50 and % Sew-York 81 - per LOoo
chicago June 2f-The leading futures ranged fol
lows:
Wheat. No 2. Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
6fie
July .......... .GSss TsT 81 66ls 66ls966Is
September .65A = dG67s 667s67 &C.; j61s 66z
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eeps o. breadstuns interior points in Thousands
sc ,iss epheFs GOO omitted hoUr bills grain bush
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20 1.oo4 RROOK AvENUE- supreme Court.

Dated New York. June 10th. 1901.
CHARLES z F. McCNNN Referee.
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QUOTATIONS FOR BEEvEs.

Totals all ports. 10 1i5i 0yVt 49,
Totals 20 all ports last week .12.6jS 6oso @'S