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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

Principal j. G. Dickson of the Column
bia school had little blow out on Mon
day that favored some of patriotic ma
ture. The event was the hosting of a
1O0-foot flag pole in the presence of the
pupils under him. The pole was Sc
cured by the school and dressed up by
Mr.. Dickson, with some competent as
sistants, and the raising ceremonies
were attended with informal rites in
cident to such occasions. A large new
flag will be unfurled from the top of
the pole as Il constant reminder to the
children of its significance. A flag pole
once before stood on the tower of the
Columbia, but the wind shook it so that
it was liable to cause damage to the
building, so it was taken down.
Peter Tanney and Wade Edgerton were
arrested last week for selling intoxicat-
ing liquor to Indians, and were held for
trial by L. S. Commissioner Hewlett.
The manner in which these people sold
to Indians is little different from the
plans usually carried out. 1t appears
that they carried beer in bucket to an
alley where the Indians were in waiting
and there "dished" it out to them at 25
cents drink. The evidence against one
OF the men was strong enough to hold
him and the other one plead guilty.
Ipv;tot;opc ora ont oppo,,o;o1 TIA
marriage of Miss Pearl Taylor, daughter
of Mrs. Margaret A. Taylor of Abilene,
Kan, to DR.. Ralph N. Gorden, OF North
Yakima, Wash. on May Is, 1901, at the
It Presbyterian church in Abilene.
short wedding journey in the
de and groom will return to
q he is well known
practicer OF medicine.
c. f. Hall, former newspaper man
OF McKeesport, Pa, who has been on
the Sound for two years, came to this
city last week in search of good eli
mate and also to look over the business
field. He will remain here few days
looking about and may finally conclude
to make this place his permanent home.
F. Ornes, the directory man, who has
been here for the past six months, went
to Seattle on Sunday where he will re-
main during the summer, and while
there will solicit ads for the state fair
premium book soon to be issued by the
commissioners.
Rev. p. B. Jackson of the Congrega-
tional church, left here Monday for the
Sound on months vacation trip. He
has been granted this leave from duties
here on account of his health.
The time for spraying fruit trees for
codling moth is now at hand, and Fruit
Inspector Beck has given notice that
the work must be done at once by all
those who grow fruit trees.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09
Washington Historian.

The leading article in the last num-
Der OF the Washington Historian is from
the pen OF Lieutenant A. b. Wyckoff,
L. S. A., detailing his experiences, at
an early day, in making surveys on Pu-
get Sound and subsequently in connect
ion with the establishment of the U. $.
naval station in these waters. As this
station is rapidly growing in world wide
special interest at this time. The BIZ
ography of Rev. Asa Bowen Smith by
Rev. Myron Eells as well as the autobi-
ography OF Roderick Finlayson, retired
officer of the Hudson Bay Co., will be
found valuable as throwing much light
on the early history of Washington.
Taking the census in 1858, by Captain
L. +. Hicks will also be interesting for
the same reason. Across the plains in
1858, by d. i. Ward, begins an enter
tanning account of a journey that was in
those days, both perilous and romantic
A valuable contribution to state history
is the sketch of the Washington Soldiers
home, by NJ. Nj. Holmes. There are also
poems by Ella Higginson, Edward
Pruyn and +. Inez Denny, and other
articles OF interest, including the pio-
neer neurology of the state, a list of do
nations and exchanges, members OF the
State Historical society, etc, by Ed. N.
Fuller, secretary.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09
Machine Shops For Sale.

The Yakima Machine shops are for
sale. Ground space 50xlI0 feet. Main
building is 24xlOO feet, besides smaller
buildings. Steam power and several
fine tools, all new when put in. None
secondhand. Only machine shop in
the county. Other business requiring
attention only reason for selling Ad-
dress, Yakima Machine Shops. p. O..
box 374, North Yakima.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-09

covered and various wanderings and
happenings of this Scrap OF Paper form
the main feature Of the play.
The proceeds will go for the benefit
of the High school.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New-York. January Is. 1901.
go cars exported alive. $50 slaushteTeTs and
Is cars 'n on sas all at jersey City but one car
9iera6y active prices firm all around steers were
steers sold s. 5oSs5 IS per ana
e good sass So choice export bulls at 81 25@
Dressed f0 beef had fSir inq9iry az Sfas5c per
London and Liverpool quotations. shipments from
s a ors to-day id @ the head fan fri W. WI" " take
SGompany LIMITED @ and y y head for swift Co the
ris; the Toronto; to Hun 200 cattle for W. A. Sherman
Ps. $ ea!ss 3 mssns sSpm:n5;
IRON m o7 ths P0gr 0[ the %ee ztSo cae l ] eP aim
EXCEPT 81 sat5s and e sheep - ..r. 100, +,
at s. g per 100 b. % d. 1919 m at 81 65 20
f2 1890 1908 20 at at S S 90 s. So DO d 3 8 n % o St s. 0G S 10 Gh59 oo %
1883 g. n @ s5 g bulls, 1S is4G f n at
II 3 ;SSs SP5i Ss
g. & 90 e. i T. S e. SEE g. s. 45S s. S 5P 5. 81 ~ at 'o
40 oS SSPSsrs s i e 3 uaS S5 s n g. a g s. 49, 49, SIS %
at q zoo n at COW. $50 n at IS 10; do
o g 40 > de- g. 81 81 n at g go 90 $50 ~ at 81 90
% d ss n az IS 2 SA q Go i o at s.
s. r. s. d. SIS S. at 81 es IS 10 at
i issS r. a L s co. S sui G 1s6s @ ri @S s g & 90 &c. lao
EpPstein: II Kentucky 1925 ~ at IS o21s
S n bull Gs:2 p S s. Il Fl T. do 50 49,
cows iS96 n at So 25 10 Do S47 n at s. S. do SIS
Andrew Mullen - cows. $50 70. at 81 rs; do $50 ~
CALVES Receipts were head including 81 head for
butchers and 81 toT the the market @ & ssag for al
to prime veals sold at IS 80 per 100 10; little
calves at o BARNARD calves at s. 10 city dressed
sG11se le calves at sale; dressed barnyard and fed
safes newton Co; v.als 1s7 n average. at IS 80
:! So BARNARD e1IgeS 1Io ESQ n "a at 50 20
Tobin : shannop 2l Indiana vse.s 14a n at IS 25;
ANDREW Mullen veais ls5 N. at IS so: do l55 NJ,
at ss
SHEEP AND 1AMBs-.Receipts. were IS cars, or 5.9s4
market maknE with TIE stale ale sIos 81 ears On 5se S
moderate and prices We're a tf'ue easier or sep'
lambs held up 70 Just about yeS,eTd3y nsnres Other Other
WsTe TO ss at the hn!sh Common to prime sheep
cars o{ choice DO at s. o5sS 10 Canadian lambs at
s. 1888 prossed mutton slow az Sgsc per 70: dressed
ssls.p HaTr!ngtqn; ?Oc oh!o lambs 70 % average.
d. 81 8 $ iS % Osf ar sS @ 20 WesePn d e
no a. e m sS 81 GS SSs 5S Ssa2 can.a 5nd o % r. at
ld2 Rq29 sheep ~ NJ POO a 3 81 5q g9 es G 500 So m M at at So
l25 Ohio twehers. s. i at 81 40 281 do So ~
To6n shannon rs Indiana sheep. I23 n. a. s4 80;
40 Ken,ueky 90 Ie5 10 a. g 3 20 do lCe n at
26 Buffalo 10, s2 n at s. %; 40 Buffalo sheep lO2 N.
McFScrson & Co go buffalo lambs 20 m at s. 90:
2I DO 81 ~ at s. GO; 2$l do &c ~ at 50 i II ~
J. H. Hume & Bro: 100 Western lambs, SO n at So
Newton * Co: 2l3 Buffalo lambs. - 10. at 50 49, 2l2
noes Receipts were Il 800 head Including
quoted Ordinary TO prime n9Ss at $ ts 81 per 100
in fair demand a 54gsc per n for heavy to light
saies-s Sanders: 50 mixed Pennsylvania hogs. lis ID
average. IS 80 per 100 ~
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

eggplant Florida. per box sfas2: escaroI New-oreans
per Dbl s3qS4: kohrab New-oreans. per 100 bunches
IS; aale Norfok per Dbl. eOa75c: lettuce Florida
M Means per tb S4GSI okra Florida, per carrier 81 59
S 20 onions Bermuda crate. S2q$2 %: do Havana.
g. do Connecticut and Eastern white. per bib. So 5Oq
County white. bag S2qs4; do yellow S2as2 S0 do
red SqS2 81; do State and Western. red $50 10.
g 3q$2 81 do yellow, 81 509S2 70; do white. double
bead hbl $2S2 80; do yellow Sc 25Gs2 So DO red sg
3 %; peas. Florida per basket s24SS 50 do
California, box 81 50dS2; peppers Florida per car
rer I5cGSl 25 parsley New-Orleans per 100 ounenss
per crate s1as2 roniaine Bermuda per sds1 So
do NewOreans, per bbl s3Gs4 string beans, Florida
crate s1QS3; squash bb s1QS1 so; spinach Nor
folk. bbl 60090c Baltimore 6c; tlrnips canada
SASS.
MILK-The Milk Exchange price for standard quality
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-The chief feature Of the
week the close exhibits pronounced tee
ing styles below choice quality large
bales There is outside demand. as was noted AZ ls
stimulated the market The open winter TOO, curtains
local wants a considerable extent and supplies for
long period have contained their customary atrac-
tveness The proportion of No hay Is mucA larger
than has commonly called TO handle and
this alone enough dragging trade At the
moment there is general accumulation, but a Few
the tendency increase the claor for concessions Quo
tations to-day shaded from No I down 70 No g.
Clover mixed dull for anything under choice We quote
Prime large bales. 100 n. 92ad95c; No l. S13Q9Oc
No 3 s212 S5c; No 8 756S0c clover mixed prime ITls
GS2l2c clover do 72k@T5c; salt hay, 40G4jc-
STRAW-Long is in moderate supply, but there
100 10 is full at selling point OF this market
Receipts OF hay in tons, reported the 1rod
uce Exchange to-day: Hudson River Railroad
$50; Erie Railroad, 170; Pennsylvania Railroad. 160
West Shore Railroad 140; Lehigh Valley Railroad 24O
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad GO; total, 1920 Re
ceipts Of straw. so tons, by river.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

5enyilie to PoinaTtre 81 sehooner LOO tons coal
s6l @ TOPS ,I q%bsT ssysnnah to NeTYoTk coal out
Mills, \ G. TO Philadelphia Sc 25 thence Norfolk to
ton! sue ,s1 ,Mq5enf53H phosphate SOC schooner $50
sehooGsr $40 tons fertilizers Baltimore Wilmng0n
News 70 Charleston 81 TO-: schooner tons coal New
1900 quarters grain Baltimore e Cork for orders
option picked ports OF United Kingdom Continent.
oIis-cotfqnsesa oil was quite steady but dull
troeun steady at former prices Linssed oil ruled
s9iS s. 50: P5iiadsPha 6s: s. 10 6alk $
prime eTuSe S6is 27Ss - nominal prime summer vel
@ ss off To geST @ a:e h.s.J prime T6 rSS S
Soc: American boiled 5sc Calcutta s5c; Western
PRoVTsIoNs-Thare was a narrow market in rro
level a5d steadnea the re in symathy with higher
dns sFsn IS 900 AT At cS:ss6 S a a9d @
@ gS9o at Omaha Yard Pcss weTe 6 &c ] 5PS
Mess seass o. fs@iy sioa5ls PACKET sleSsIo 81
quoted: $is6s2o So DRESSED HoGs-stsady. quoted:
Meats sO s sssag sse ~ 81
saosadEs stead quote! s2s69 peksa aals
ty, 5a5.e: .LARDHsteady, quoted 7.7oo city laTd
24s 3 lard ss sSndy E.r d
fSHssd City 9oted 6eo %fS53a 7c ' I
the s5:io t steady to firm market prevailed M throughout
were without change and trading was quiet Quotations
follow pomestio. coming low fair A@4c fair
6ise: Patna 4ssa5Ac; Japan. 4s4 csc: Java 4h94+4c
Rangoon in bond, 2a21zc.
SCC9AR-Rumor had it that guarantees be
Withdrawn in the market for refined but this
dition could not be verified traders believed II
only increase buying orders. The market other
wise without change quiet loaf, crushed
and dominos. &C: mould A. 5S5c; cubes. 5.55c: XXXX
powdered 565c: powdered. coarse powdered and fruit
powdered 5GOc: Eagle confectionery granulated. g. T5c
Eagle coarse and extra fine granuated 56Oc; Eagle ID
cartons. 10 bags and NJ bags Of 65c
Eagle fine granulated standard diamond
A 550c confectioners A 530c: No 5.15c: Nos and
3. 5lOc: No T. 5.O5c: No SC: No G.. No As
No 475c: No 3 4.7Oc 10 4.65c; No H. 4.6oc;
sugar market to-day was quiet and uninteresng one
Refeners appeared have ample supplies. and traders
generally inclined hold aloof. The closing
quiet at Axe for centrifugal 3c for muscovado and S5c
for moasses Gable advces reported a
ket for beet London. prices barely
tanned The January option unchanged while the
February delivery reached %d and the close at
Ps ll1d for both positions.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
foreclosure Salts.

SUPREME COURT. County Of New York
Thomas G. Field. executor OF and trustee under
the last will and testament OF Henry Well. deceased.
Plaintiff. against Max and others. Defendants
In pursuance of Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale duly
made and entered IN the aboveentted action and bear
ing date the eighth day Of January 1901 l. the under
signed the Referee IN said Judgment named. will sell at
Pubic Auction the New York Real Estate Saesroom.
No III Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF
New York the 31st OF January 1901 at u o'clock
noon that day. by Ireland Auctioneers. the
premises directed by sold therein
described follows: All that certain lot piece
OF land with the building thereon erected situate
and being in the Borough OF Manhattan and City OF
New York and which is bounded described follows
viz: Beginning at point the Southerly side of Leroy
ve feet and five inches Westerly from the Southwesery
Southery at right angles Leroy Street and
distance through party ninety
and parallel with Leroy Street twenty-five thence
distance through party wall ninety feet the Southery
side OF Leroy Street and thence Eastry along the South
ery side Of LEROY Street twenyfve 70 the point
OF beginning Said premises being kncwn No So
Street and being part OF the premises which
deed bearing date with said mortrage conveyed
the party thereto of the first part by party thereto
the second part and said mortgage having been given
secure part Of the purchase money mentioned in said
deed Together with the appurtenanees thereunto
ing or IN any wise appertanins Diagram OF said property
Street No. 81 Leroy Street
Burton)
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26

YORK-Helen S. d. Foote. PLAINTIFF. against John
Clarence Briggs others Defendants. In pursuance
of Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly
entered in the above entitled action bearing
the 9TH day OF January 1901 l. the undersigned. the
referee in said Judgment named will sell at public
III Broadway in the Borough OF, Manhattan. City OF
New York. the 31st day OF January. 1901. at -
o'clock that day. ty Bryan l. Kennedy & Co..
auctioneers the premises directed by said Judgment
be sold. and therein described follows: All that
certain lot. piece parcel OF land situate. lying
of the City County and State OF New York bounded
and described follows: Beginning a point on
the nOTtheTly line s'de Of Fordham or Hghbridge
Road, the has been Is about be wtdened
shown on final He'd in the office OF the
sloner OF Street Improvements OF the 23d and oath
five onehundedhs u29 s5l Eastery the north
easterly OF Valentine Avenue and line Of
Fordham Highbrtdge Road running thence
and parallel with Valentine Avenue One hundred
feet: thence still further NOrtherly Ffty-three
ninetyone one-hundreihs C539D 10 slight angle;
teen hundredths Gs513) 20 said side OF Ford
ham or Hishbrdge Road to point distant Sixty-sIx
and aftyOne one-hundredths SD EasterIy from
an angie in said northeriy side Of Road; running
thence Westerly along said Road Sxtysix hfty-one
one-hundTedths cash feet to said angle thence
and six one-hundredths (63 .05l the point or
place OF beginning. Being the first plot parcel of
land described IN certain deed from Eva A. Sater
TO Clarence Briggs, dated October 1S 1897 and re-
corded November list 1897 In Section II. Libsr 3d.
Conyeyances page 80 in the Office OF the Register Of
Dated New York. January 9th. 1901
HENRY MARTYR BAIRD Jr Atto<ney = FOR oIaint;r-
III broadway Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-york Isnua

NcW-fOrk. january .. 1901.
coFFEE-CoTee futures opened steady at unchanged
rrices Tie situation throughout the whole
sien was absolutely featureless. The talent
unable 10 up its mind trade in way the
in connection with almost total lack
m outside speculation kept sales down low figure
IN me here sales l.250 bags. and
noon only ZOO bags additional During the afternoon
dormant Total transactions for
were with the market finally quiet and
Snoafions net unchanged points of According
abe advces foreign markets equally destitute
I'd feature speculative interest HaVre reported prices
as unchanged ! franc higher its opening. and
closed unchanged a decline Of = franc.
Hsvre toaed 552O 600 bags against l.515 600 bags
at an advance Of 1.a1s pfg. Brazilian markets were
veal, unchanged quotations, and Santos showing
Z net falling of Of 100 reis. The coffee
IN the crop country still maintains its large proportions
sggrgsnF S 500 bags the ports the interior receipts
being % United states warehouse deliveries of
a0O0O bags called liberal Cleared Santos. January
British Prince. with 10000 bags.
fsarner Belena bags. Business in the open
market spot coffee ruled duh and unchanged
nominal basis OF 7lsc for No Rio. invoice
lots.
The range prices the local market to-day
~ n
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Jan. 25-Catte-Reoeipts $500 head. Includ-
ing $50 Texans Generally steady 20 slow butchers stock
weak. Texans steady Good 70 prime steers 50 l5GS6;
SsGsi co. COVE 81 75Si hefers 81 75qS+ co.
seady SoqS2 7O bulls 75U$i 40 calves. S4qS5 IS;
Texas fed steers s4a$I 49, Texas grass steers 50 35$t
head to-morrow 10000: estimated left over. 1900.
Opened 5aiOc lower top, S5 27. Mixed
and hutcherR C5G$5 27 good choice. heavy. 50 10
SsS6 IN rough heavy s5as5 TO- Hight s. o59s5 %
head sheep lambs steady 70 strong so9d 20 choice
estern sheen SO s5a$4 go Texas sheep 81 504S3 so;
native lambs S4 2jQS5 10; Western lambs, S69s5 40
('incirnati 25--fiogs strong, S44S5 30. Cattle
strong So &5GSI IS. Sheep steady. 81 00q$4. Lambs
steady. SO 5O@S5 so
F. Ibertv jan 25-cattle steady; extra, IS 4O9
~. nrIme SIS OQS5 SSq$3 rs Hogs fairly
and light Workers. 50 40So II =
fair Workers S 35a$5 90 heavy hogs 50 SOS5 3d. piss
az ao3s5 an. roughs SO 1884 90 sheep slow; choice
etbers 50 50aS4 65 common 81 50QS2 5O choice lambs
s. es5 ID common good $4G$5 so: veal calves 81 90
ass
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
SUPRENIE COURT. County OF New York


Thomas @. Field OF under
will and testament OF Henry We'll deceased
Plaintiff. against Christian Henrichs and others Defend
In pursuance Of Judgment OF Foreclosure and
Sale duly made and entered in the ahove-entited action
undersigned. the Referee said Judgment named Will
sell a Public Auction. the New York Estate
Salesroom No. Ill Broadway in the Borough Man
haitian. City OF New York. the 31st day January
1901, II o'clock noon that day by Strong &
land, Auctoneers the premises directed said judgment
to be sold, and therein described follows: All that
lot. piece. parcel OF land with the building
erected situate lying ard being in the Borough
Of Mani attain and City OF New York. which is
point Southery Leroy formerly Burton)
Street hundred and hfty inches
Southwesterly OF LEROY and
Streets; running thence Souhery angles
Leroy Street and of the distance through party
wall ninety feet thence Westerly and parallel Leroy
Street forty-nine feet eleven inches the Easerly
boundary line Of land formerly the Corporation
OF Trinity Church and formerly known the burial
ground Of the Lutheran Church in City: thence
Northeastery the line OF said burial
nnetythree feet three and quarter
Southerly side of Leroy Street
Southerly side of Leroy twenty-five feet
five inches the point place OF beginning
dimensions and distances less Said prem
being known No. ga Leroy Street and being
part Of the premises which by bearing
date with said mortgage conveyed 70 the party
Of the first part by the thereto
and said mortgage having been given
part OF purchase said deed to
with the appurtenances thereuno belonging
wise apIertaning.
Diagram Of said Street Leroy Street
fOrmery
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
The fooWirg are the total fecepts OF cotton, in bale
SentanhAr ! 1900:


in 5o D qaa. a %esea Ssss st a is dmaaG
firm in tone, has shown little trading feature all the
sfk money some Grades but f fsed & to @ stimulate
1875 SSss5 SPINS
No winter g 90; grade SIS sSq$l9 q spot ana
2 s, Il Ea6d % gss SSs s tboce
70 fancy s. 25qSS CO. AL-stssdy Quoted;
9ue he 'rsa aotd G Ss Whites @ and @ yeow s6s coarse
I s 7 sacks arrive soS a. sPTasl7 5o n
S sTsn @ 6u @ $lS 81 e0nme sa5 nseed iii cake
81 5 corn oil cake. $l9; homny chop sl7 2' oil meal
GRAIN-wHEAT-A more active speculative trade and
hour OF Business the features yester
Ssg Most OF & he news news p9yed 10 be SuSn dnr ed
t,se net higher The aSSancS & was started oy saai;
the bull stimulated further by the small North
active demand for wheat in Chicago notuthstanding
expert @ Only about oads
houses fair of outside buying. while at
either here West check upward tendency OF the
all show no Increase this week. and as St Louis
epeed to fan off about bush the visible supply
es+ On he same date II decreased s57o.5 bush In con-
account Receipts Of Wheat for the day at that
year pTmsry receipts were 1890 bush behind year
smsnd , for eah wheat from mers ssPeey fo sOf
only 2iSSS bush sgaast hush the
airy the shipments this year have been $4,000 bush
smaller than last. Broomhall reported only moderate
export demand in that country, arrivals
terror small but quality satisfactory than IT the
previous week English markets advanced QAsd for the
DAY. Paris lost points. Budapest points,
Ahiwerp was unchanged and Berlin 4 mark lower.
quotations or cash wheat, ahoat basis
lows; No hard Duluth. 9Iizc; old No Northern Duluth
sstec; No Northern Duluth. SShc: No Northern
eago. SOC: No red New-York. s1lSc store: 40 red
New-York. SIC anoa:: No hard Chicago 81 nc
rive; No hard New-York. size. CORN
most OF The advance in secured during the
hour or business. when prices sold sharply
pauly with wheat and closed $s91zc higher than the
previous night Although English cables <6Ad
market derived its chief bull impetus from
wheat Local trade moderately active mostly
professional account. Argentine shipments
amounted TO $4,000 bush ana year $40 900 bush
ehic$go receipts 3S7 with S25
Tor saturday Weather conditions showed improvement
corn closed 46G4I12c elevator 5Sc delivered
afoat-----. .OATS-The trade in moderately
active representing steady undeTtone
change from the previous day No oats closed 3OAc;
mixed, Sel3l 2c: track white 31a35c; No white clips,
33c. RYE Market steady. No / western 5Szc
afioat; No , Western. 5Sc o b ahoat:
SIC. BARIEY-Market dull. Feeding was quoted
5eGiJoc c New-York mailing 62G63c I New
York .BCCKWHEAT-Market dull. Quoted: 60d62c
wheat, including -four bushels for week as ag-
gregatng ihSs6fs, against 3336054 week 1871
in the same week last Since July season
exports OF wheat 112 53 against
in the time last The exports corn for the
week aggregated 1872 1J2 against $50 last week
the exports Of corn 7 against
l25, 1908 in the same time
NETWORK PRICES.
Yester-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
Fordha-n

The approximate amount Of the lien charges 20
satisfy above described property is 70 be sold
is 50 1Ss. So with interest from January 1901 to-
gether with allowances amounting 20 S231.s2
January 1901. together with the
penses The approximate amount OF the taxes
assessments other liens which be allowed 70 the
the purchase paid by the ref
500 and interest.
The premises will be sold subject to the restrictive
covenants in deeds recorded Office Register
County Of New York in Section II, Liber So, Of
Conveyances at pages 80 and 25 respectively.
Dated New York. January 9th. 1901.
LEO LEVY Referee.