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New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. December &c, ]

X,
rror-P AND MEA1-The action of sellers in asking
5aoc advance old prices had the eg m,fed IN princ
~ LII 70 the well known brands. We qaote: spring
patents, S4q$4 30 winter straseS5 o5ss a. extra No
ineT s$S$s 56 winter s. 81 no faaf
sgs5S Ssa5 s9a s3S 6a E q Sss 40
GG6i5s RYE t. fs8cy g ssSss SS
quoted Kiln dried s. ogS% 10 as 20 and Yellow 81 65a
nAHis si g. edoTss 81 Seas! gie,s ogotfa; 9osF
50 SPTipS avs eF aoo 2s spring @ s sty g. Rgsn s4
oil cake $40 so; homny chop SGT oil meal $50 at ;S
S5IE IA W the the market T
full cent At rns56n3 its s9nf ise entire session up to
last hour when reaii7tns brought ssn s9 from
%,nfeF Wheat markets which showed without eHsePu94
Ssa ssnsta as ssandsra6e nRq ns in and
selling at doeG nT oT there for the May option In all
parts Of the winter wheat 6e rcep hut nrtncpay
cause farmers refused to sell In the ] 61st bay BEEN
691 t9i ~ Go SIsh The spring has & also
been s "a, [aasT smns hight as but es9sors Sto in m f
and TnsT faTsTs affTss for three days
compared With S47 900 bush @ IN i aGded crop dan
including T1gs aT9i S beCause Of dry
and lack ct snow bg's IN All markets
kept busy Of the day end nd at , Gne price oT the
season As all Of foreign markets except Paris %eTe
closed had no orders %h3 %nf1e nnts Paris
Closed point, higher than an Monfay y.o,dT5ng IN % % %
street, ArEenns n S1osed sa3gf Il ooo bush
is lust commencing Buenos Ayes and II Is Pr'pags
.bat receipts in January and February VIII % HkIi
cago reported sale OF 100000 bush red winter
-. n,IIlers The Current found the wheHt sLt
ton as whole favorable with the movement ualsesly
by demand for feealiS
Minneapolis reported better demand Tor hour az o
s5vance in price Quotations Of cash wheat . an2'
6ssie were as follows: No Northern New 4 orr.
s34c nominal: No hard. Manitoba. "VHtc pT.tIpL, 30
/ Northern Manitoba s7t.c, prompt; No 2 Hor5asrn
Manitoba s4Lc prompt. No Northern buluth - =,
rromnt: No Northern. Duluth, Sssc, TO arrive ana 80
hard Ney-Yorl<. s6lac. prompt CORN me gen
tendency of yesterday downward atho4sh
rIrne during strength IN wheat. piNeS
showed some strength advancing about haf cent ah'Nc
Nonay The Increased country offerings caused more f
Iese selling in Chicago by cash houses and In sae an
sence OF outside speculative support had deptSss
generally. At st Louis however
the large receipts due accunuatlons ana All "
tina Of would come on the market
A. he close prices showed a Sc decline, ana We're
of No corn was quoted il-t
No white 74c yellow Iic all hiioat basis
->' oars Holding steady firm Throughout the day
oats we're fairly the West and about 1ac higher
man Nonday property here No oats ciostt
sc: No g. sic; white, - No White 94S' ,, ua%
roiyad 52G52J.c. white 53G3Ic. ana No Hlite
lips RYt;Market hfn; No Western 40 7ss
snd NJ, western both ahoat: state rye, %
gee .BARIEY-Marset steady feeding was, was quoted
RICK WHEAT GRAIN-Market dull; quoted 81 80 -; per
100 n rk...- Glow tEI-- MARKET
steady: quoted 3Iaqi
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27

western large 14c mixed weights. 12ai3c: do small
Hale do fair to good i1@isc: Ohio and Mchigan
aT fancy ad 'G sess 2eF MSsnd and
3ss6s S 30 gn: arse sney s5s s DE-
when prime Rabbits in ys:y heavy 50 sqRRIy g1ay and nd
Ts de- ws faf to Sqa god 5
s. g$ PaTddgssa dsa 81 p? Ed doeGs do aaTd 5d1 DO
teal blue 6oa75e; rabbits per pair 12G1'c JACK
faPos P0TAToEs AND VEGETABLES Receipts Of foreign
nent and prices unchanged the comparatively
Quite extreme little doing domestic potatoes and values
are so1eYha hat 1oTrina and it P%odeTate offerings the
is quite firm on choice goods s IDrogts
irregular and rarely good enough reach top quotation
Orleans vegetables fair demand and e6og{ ssady st9
beans in fair supply and largely of ordinary quality
call for choice unrozen lots Qther Fiorqs veg
Bermuda Ne l. per Dbl. $6a$1 do No 2 $ta$S; dc dc
s9ff T2S ar fair to '9 Prm PTimp per Pf5 les ~ B bag
gp eTsen le PER e las n bag 81 5oas 10 German fancy
per 2 bag 81 4oas1 So do stas fair TO PFms oth p5
9ag6s aeqa u2e se s. spr6a Dme to
per quart 4aIoe: beets Orleans per 100 @ 5unehes
S oWer ho3g Island fanc2 per bb S Do far to
leo $S sS DC 90 eg 9se SsSi peE ton @ so@si2
dozen esgePbfb5 g4 bb s. oSss O EohITs6
Orleans peT 100 punches sSa$S ettuee, orleans ans
e ad G0 do x SrfaiS and North half be basket
County White per bag; Ss so DO red good to gTi@9sS me
S34S3 - 1888 %; do poor 20 lar si vg
do Connecticut red. bb 50 aoGS4 40 yetlM'
21GS3 II. do 81 J0dS6. do State and "eS'eFl
yellow per bag s3ass 90 do per fat hoop 6e IS 90
50 5CGsS Flord9 per oa5klt Gsrreg-
S4Gs5: do Havana 81 50dS3 parsley. New orleans IL
10 sG ,d 6unehs SE5s Sg peePefs eer Basket ssas5 ama
Orleans per bb 56as4 30 spinach N9rfelk per hSl'
254S3 do Baltimore 81 20: string heans t[lta
green Per crate baske-. s@a$t: 10 wax 81 'ett4 49,
turnns Canada, Russia. th ,iff'le: tord ;oe
ida Choice ripe per carrier s3as4; do 70 fair 80
Hay AND sTRAw-HAY- have kept ,%In1 Wt5n.
during the somewhat enforced duhFss
of the hev trade retain good hold upon rCeI
showing of prime nay Is 20 De ls
best should come tor"aFu
10 of earlier purchases The average hh
Of trade pieces from sound OF
bav and clover grades much Of their enlarged
Of custom quote: Prime large bales peI ~ o 10.
e21sGo5c. do small Soc No as a range, ot12qsss'
No > large s5aSTlzc: small. s0as2ac; clover mixed
market arm quoted s5asI2c for river and sogs2c for
Jersey Receipts and straw in tons reported at
the Produce exchange noon to-day: Hudson River
railroad 800 Erie $50 Pennsylvania, 2iO; De6d
wsre Tackawanna and Western 130 West shore I'D
Iehigh Valley 24O Baltimore and Ohio. 10; river barges
30; total $50 tons of which for export k
of by river 90 tons ny ran: 'tl'
100 tons Exports week, in bales: Cuba 4O49; 3 ser
mnda 275: Matanzas 416 Cape Town IS Lonloh'
7o3 Liverpool 994 Hull. 300 Mancheser .sg' % aSo
case IT6: Bristol 9O3 Car5enas. 152i total o''S-V
| bales: total last week 1888 bales
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK-THURsDAY, DEC. 20. 1901.
ARRIVED.

Masss @ % s9h 7a ysR99 s5@ and IS gssrags
passengers to White Star Line Arrived at the Bar
al SINE iguria dtaD Montana Genoa December and
Naples IL with mdse II cabin and ll6S steerage pas pas
sengers to Hrzel, Feltmsnn Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Button CBU, Oils, Rio Janeiro DeeeT1beT B :
Jeyons arrived at the Bar at 3 I m December Is
with eedar ana mahogany w Munson. Arrived at
W steamer ene5 o ssssn 30 Port 5s Maria Paz, and And
tonic 81 the United Fruit Co Arrived at
ns Steamer d orzen Dor Hoese Kingston psoemher is
mdse TO James Kerr & Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Moka CBr: cooper Peys Island December
- with ] iron pyInsef yhe Bar 70 AZ s:45 M
Excelsior HoPger Ne"ToTlesns 3 ss December ID
aia Steamer jamestown TaPey. SepoF! News Nor
folk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion IS Co.
o for sns Sapoi Fl NsH sso pe Ssw
0ssnT a5sn @ 6enrer Galveston hiis
deiphia Savoe (Fr. avre Barbarossa Gerl Bremen;
"lanF seam gac6 Columbia q Harvey Ladew, Med
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lizard Dec 2ePassed steamer Colorado d'r) Cox New
Isle Of wight. Dec 2e-Passed Eswick Manor
OBJ. emerson. Fernandina and New-fork for Ham
Moyilel Pqss bes 5t arrived steamer ,
worth New York for Glasgow (and proceeded
London Dec 26ss.led steamer Appaiache tBr Simpson
Queenstown Dec ae. noon-saed. steamer Cymric CBp.
Antwerp, Dec 23--Arriyed. steamer British King Br,
Riddle NeH-YorK.
Rot+er5ani Dec 22-ArrIve1 Deutschland
sclierhoTst. New-York; Dec p. Maasdam Dutch
Ham6aTs 1ase' Dec S6Arrived PennlvqRia Ger
Spliee1 New-York Plymouth and Cherbourg
Washington (ier) Thoien, New-York.
Copenhagen. Dec 23-Saied. steamer Arkansas DAM
Petersen, NeW-York
Marse!liee Dec 25-Arrived steamer CaIabria CB0
Bridges New-York Naples.
barcelona Dec 2I-Arrved. Buenos Aires SPAN
Oyarbide, NeE-York Cadiz.
Genoa, Dec 21-Arryed. steamer Spartan Prince CBr)
Hanks. New-York via ST Michsels and Naples
\srle A
relic New-York Genoa: Dec 26. a m. Lam
Ger Victim. New-Yorlz for Genoa (and proceeded
Bremerhaven Dec 26-A-ived. steamer Excelsior Ger
Courtin. New-York
Nontevidee. Dec 2I-Ssiled, Lady Joicey tBrl
Brown (fron Antofasasta. etc), New-York
Las Palmes Dee 26-ArFtved Queen Olga tBT
Chaplin Calcutta for Galveston New-Yok
Ponce. Dec 25-Sailed, Zulia, Terrl fron
Venezuela), New-York
Bermuda. Dee 26-Saiied. steamer Raphael 3D. Graham
lfrom Santos etcl. NeH-York-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
W4PCONT At NORTH SYDNEY.
HE THINKS IT PROBABLE THAT HE WILL
HAVE PERMANENT STATION IN
CAPE BRETON.

Halifax. y. S, Dec. 26.-The steamer Bruce.
with Mr.. Narconi on board, arrived at North
Sydney to-day. Marconi was met by Mr.. Smith,
on benalf OF the Canadian Government; Premier
Murray of the Nova Scotia Government, and
Mayor Mckenzie, of North Sydney. Mr.. Mar
conf and the government representatives held d
short conference, and Aiarconi afterward eX-
pressed a desire to place record his apprecia-
ton Of the courtesy shown him by the Canadian
Government in it's desires TO further his expert
ments. He thinks it probable spot in Cape
Breton will be selected for a permanent sta
ton and says the point chosen must be from
100 to POO feet above the line. Premier
Murray thinks Louisburg. Mira or the Sydneys
would be suitable places
Marconi will remain in Cape Breton a few
days. and then proceed to Ottawa Manager
Moxham has offered the inventor the use OF his
estate at sydney. Mr.. Marconi said it was not
proba BILE that he would resume experiments IN
Newfoundland. Asked to the present stage
of his experiments in telegraphing across the
Atlantic Marconi stated that up to the present
only one letter continuously repeated had been
received.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
VENEZUELA AND COLOMBIA
~ oprx DECLARATION OF WAR-EACH
CHARGES THE OTHER WITH IN
yASION-OF TERRITORY.

-,- Colombia. Dec. 26.-Newspapers just
go rera from coast townsin Colombia and
--.,szpala have much TO say concerning the
- s+s+,ls of'the Venezuelan-Co Colombian I'M
t,g9;o The gist Of these various newspaper
a+;c1ee is 10 the effect that each republic IS
III terminating against the other for permit
.trp the mastering OF arms troops, AMIN ""i-
,o7 etc. and the actual, invasion of the oIhei
,s-r4tory in alleged violation Of the laws sO'
srning the relations Of friendly nations ~
,.uspapers contain nosnews CT a deciaEa'loii "
ar bv either Colombia. or Venezuela IheS So
forth that the policy of Colombla - oii0
,s;y,aes n meet any emergency; hence She " III
osl,e continued efforts 70 increase the numbers
= L. .-,cne now on the VeneZuelen frontier
-rta colombian glIn nboat5 General Pinzon, with
- hundred rroo,,s on board, has gone from
-, .. 11;o ryacba II is reported from the IN
- -. ,~o1o,,,f,,a that there has been no recent
serious fghting there. 4 le" Ai'ei a. g
z,,e~e found near Honda, on Al,
They were easily defeated aho'olspeISeo OS Inc
government troops. -.
The Colombian Conservative ''TeIleidl o -
f7a-5,o, i raxt to impossible TO surround the
II;toraI Iasder Lorenzo and his followers. VINO
= nov in La Negrita Mountains. mas Collie l"
rbe conclusion that the government $500 - ~
;; e+ronelv to garrison the interior towns III tIie
7toThood of the Liberal retreat thuS cutlilis
IF Torenzo's supplies and ultimately forcing
him 20 sllTTcndel- =, r,.,, .7,,,+sr He
- csI33raiene6 in the Guajira Peninsula and In
familiar with the Indian tactics OF warfare useu
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

BY William NJ Ryan: Elizabeth-st, 5. $50 II of
Crand-st. 25xiO0; story and foreclosure
CO Hannah NJ Thomas ct al.
Moses & Morris attys: Thomas Donuelly. ref;
1861 81 AIS SIS
II Barnard SIT. 800: 99th-st. 2S61%s u Of
Drive, 6Gx1O0 H. foreclosure
sale; Hyman et al agt Edward Z Technan al;
Norris H Hayman. atty Henry NJ Whitehead ref: due
on iudgt taxes etc. s6S4 T3
pIt S61 900: 25 BOwery. 1851 II OF Rivngton
L 10 x25x33- 10 " : "
x1O0: and dwg h foreclosure sale Mutual
Co Francis Schnugg ct al; Davies Stone
Auerbach attys; Lewis II Freeman. ref; due tudgt
1854 S9 s1.515 4Si adjourned
January >.
BY Bryan L Kennedy & Co: 155 65th-st. = 2s4 II
OF 1Oth-ave I9x1OO5 story dWg h: foreclosure
Randolph W Townsend agt Charles Hartman ct al:
Townsend. Dyett & Levy. attys, William " Macfarand.
ref. judgt. S1T 266 6T s4s2 taxes
81. Ill 20; pltf for SIS GOO
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New December
r,I-ryEs Racefnts 81 cars or ,S26 head mainly con
saughtereTs NO saleS Re
n6red Dressed beef steady; city dressed native saes
i cstte selling at 12ha131ac dressed weight Tfrig
orator at 1012d10s4c per 70 NO exports lo aS "
CAIVE-Receipts including % direct. were 233 head
making witt carried over from
VeaIs were active selling at an advance
@{ ner 10 or at the Of SASS % Per lgy 10
% ~ Western calves sold at 81 50dS3 10 The pens
we're o cesrei with the exception of few westerns CITY CITY
dressed veaIs 91kq13c per n; country dressed pee
at 6d11c with occasional sales exceeding top nsu'
Mullen 4 vess 1t2 =, 70 IA svT5ag r a. s5
IS Is per n q do. 124 n at S. @ DO iS " a. F'
Judd & Co: 36 Western calves, 25O H. at % 'o 10
do Sz r. 1ra al Son: veals 100 n ss 25 do 155
10 Kerns i Commission Company: veals 1e5 ~ at s8
dSedf were 27i cars or head leaving l5l cars to
be sold-l2h Jersey City and at b,1ss y
were in good steady prices sjnos i4 % 20 an
strong position and quality considered @
advance from Tuesday last of strong &C per 10 80 .,,-
stock been disposed Of out az hsn soId AZ
s. S5Gs3 Is per 100 n: s. +0qs6 TOP ng9Ie t
81 N state lambs. Dressed mutton oe'c per o' ui
ssIesHarringon 2ls Buffalo lambs % o19 10
average at s. go per 100 n ~ do' o. H. " - w. -
90 dIe % o MIien 2o4 PENNSYLVANIA lambs 81 n a. So
pennsylvania sheep. 100 10. al 50 10 do' 1oo 10 at
TCPberson & Co 1os Canadian and Western lambs -
n at s. 65 II do 1o5 r at s. So l2 Buffalo snesp' -
ib at So so So do, % 10 at s3 % ,.bs so n AZ
81 10 rs Pennsylvania sheep. 81 10 at 81 50 O, -
Kerns Commission Company - hehtgSky sS i1 Rsrfcs ~
bucks los H. at S. sheep. Ill 10 at 50 90;
81 PennsyIvania do. JOG n. at So l2ls .. 6, 40 o.
Buffalo sheep Sc n at s. 90
Tobn & shannon: 1s3 Ohio sheep: 96 10 at IS p, q -
HoGsmReGePst 7n ~ cs 10 G sales reported up
hour No change reported in country dressed
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
REAL ESTATE,

s H. Stone has sold plot 1Oo11xs5 feet at ths
southwest corner of Manhattan-ave and One-hun-
dred and eghth-st- He bought it at the TopItz
sale in October.
George Goetting has sold No 15s East Forty
sixth-st. a four story dwelling house. lot
16 Sx100.5 feet.
According TO a report Andrew j. Bastine has sold
Nos. 10 and p West Twenty-fOurth-st TO firm Of
builders. Plans for twelve story apartment hotel
stand the site have been drawn
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for the Jacobus
Daniel B. Freedman the plot. 75x1Oo5 feet.
side of Sixty-fth-st., 100 feet east Of
Broadway and Empire Square
Daniel B. Freedman has sold Nos 10 and II
West Sixty-ffth-st, three story and basement
dwelling houses. plot 3Z6x10O.5 feet. Horace s.
Ely & Co the brokers.
l. ]. Phillips & Co. have sold for Louis V. Bell to
Louis B. Tim No Z46 West Seventieth-st-. a four
story American basement dwelling house. lot
17xlOO5 feet
McChain & Hershfed have sold for Mrs Yetta
and basement dwelling house on lot 26x75 feet The
buyer will alter the house TO American base
The five story business building on lot 25sx1OO
5od s6fd at No. % Ff'h'vs is reported to have been
S. Paekas has sold to Daniel Longworth No. All
West Thrty-frst-st. FIVE story tenement house.
on lot 25x9S.9 feet.
Whitlock aves. The buyer is the Harlem River and
Port Chester Railroad Company
Harris Lokolsi & Son are reported to have sold
Nos 243 and 245 Stanton-st, seven story brick
S7sOO0-
c. ". GayIor. with F. r. sharrott and E. P
Phillips, has sold No. 451 West Thirty
four story tenement house. B10x992 feet, to Bleek
Brothers.
John L. CadwaIader has sold Nos. IT, 10 and u
West Thirty-secOnd-st three four story and base
ment brownstone dwelling houses. plot 73.9x9s-9
John n. Golding was the broker
Frederick Gerken, who bought the Ridley candy
store building. at the northwest corner of Cham
berS and Hudson sts. has bought the adjoining
property, No. al Chambers-st. He will build a
large office building on the site. which has front
age of 20 feet in Chambers-st
SlawsOn & Hobbs have sold for the estate Of
Daniel S. Slawson to George Crawford the plot
1OlX10O. at the southwest corner Of Broadway and
One-hundred- -and-eighth-st. The buyer will build
apartment house.
Solomon Marcus has sold for the New-Tork Real
ty Corporation (Fiake & Dowling) to N E Clark
the plot. u 9x05 3xSs at the southeast corner
of Broadway and Fifty-hfth-st Mr.. Clark will
build twelve story apartment hotel on the site
The sellers purchased this property last week
through John N CiOldin6.
Chauncey Patterson has sold the four story
brownstone front dwelling house No 1S3 East Six
ty-fourth-st-, 20xl005 feet Collins & Collins were
the brokers
Meyer JamuIowsky yesterday took title to No f65
East Broadway from Benjamin Fox. as receiver,
and others for $4,000
There was a report current Yesterday. that the
City Club property No. 10 West Thirty fourth-st.
! had been sold DR. Henry P. Loomis- one of the
owners Of the property, said last night that the
report untrue.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
ZIONIST CONGRESS OPENED.
PRESIDENT HERZL QUOTES SULTAN
STATEMENT THAT HE Is FRIEND
OF THE JEWS.

Basel, Switzerland, Dec. 26.-The Zionist Con-
gTess opened here to-day under the presidency
Of DR.. Theodore Herzl Of Vienna, founder
OF the Zionist movement to Palestine. The Con-
gross is attended by over one thousand dele
gates. representing every important country in
tie world with the exception of Australia.
in the course of his opening address, PTesi-
dent Herzl referred to his audience held with the
Sultan last May, in which the Sultan had eX-
pressed his sympathy with the Zionist move
ment. said he considered the Jews to ne de-
sirable colonists, and had declared himself their
friend
DR.. Herzl said he had absolute confidence in
The national colonization movement, and he
believed this would succeed where efforts tow
ara charitable colonization had failed.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
SATISFACTION AT WASHINGTON.

Washington. Dec. 26.-The State Department
has been informed by United States Minister
wilson AZ Santiago de Chill that the differ
orcas ra+v-aen Argentina and Chill may be re-
par6ed - settled through the signature yester-
ia, Of p protocol pr,Eiding for the submission
e The boundary Iiue ard the Ultima Esperanza
territory dislltes to the decision Of the King of
fIrea+ Britain This announcement has given
great satisfaction to the officials here, who nave
g7,a n the lengths Of official usage in their
efforts 70 avert war between the two most
prosperous Of the South American repuoIlcs-
The Argentine Minister, Dr. Garcia-Merou to-
day received a dispatch from the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs at Buenos Ayres announcing
fbl satisfactory termination Of the Chilli -Argen-
tina trouble and giving the basis OF settle
raent The dispatch Is as follows;
The pending incidents with Chill have oeeh
solved bv agreement directly with the govern
r1ent of that csuntry and in a satisfactory form.
Chilli gives explanation of the opening OF roaos
through the DISPUTED territory. ana both gov
ernrnen-s agree TO withdraw the police forces
which they have maintained in the territory IN
controversy, situated near the inlet OF Oltna
Esperanza.
ALCoRTA, Minister of Foreign Affairs
DR.. Garcia -Marou expressed himself as highly
gratified with the disappearance of the war
cloud and pointed out that the terms Of the
settlement showed that Argentina's earnest de-
sire to maintain peace had led her to make con-
siderable sacrifice. By both forces Withdrawing
their notice from that locality the government
ownership Of the Ultima Esperanza territory
becornes q ouestiOn for arbitration.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
LapA1EsE RrDGET TO BE REpRAFTED.

Yokohama Dec. 26.-The Cabinet differences have
been arranged owing largely. 1t is understood, 20
the telegraphc intervention of the Marquis Ito
The Budget has been Withdrawn for the purpose
of redrafting. 1t is believed, however, that me
Diet. ,,,z -, A. sno noo
The Japanese Budget shows surplus or 4t'oeo,",O
ven The government proposes 10 devote ni Inis
amount together with the proceeds OF the Lil
Dese Indemnity. to redeeming the national ueDl
bnding railroads and telegraph lines and restoring
the naval maintenance fund
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At the New-York Real Estate salesroom. No. III
Broadway:
By MYickar & Co: I44 " 2sth-st. 8. 24s.4 II = II
Tth-ave. 1Ox9s g.; story FORECLOSURES sale
Pauline Echeverrfa May Irwin ct al; ? G Echevsrrta
Z shaw ref: due tudgt S9620; costs Sf4S DO
taxes, S501 81.
BY James L Wells: Cleveland and 2d-st.. West
chester Co 4lxS25. southery boundary line Of
Mount Vernon; story dwg h; Yonkers Savings Bank
al: II Thayer atty: @ c Furnan ref
action No l; due tudgt. So 6T5; costs. S4 A. taxes
SlST 53; Cleveland-ave. 40 II OF 2dst. adj
above. 30xsI; stor dWg h; foreclosure sale same
parties action No 2: due judgt, So l49 IS; costs
S2SS H. taxes $50 "a; C-eveand-ave 10 n of
2d-ave. adj above. 90xs7x30xa2 story dwg h fore
closure sale parties: action No g. due 1udgt
So. 14e 5s; COSTS s241 %; taxes. ETC. $3.50 "a
New-York tribune., 1901-12-27

cash quotations were follows: Flour steady. No 3
spring whea 7Iz@5oe No red seqs ss 3t: No yslsoS &
49c: No white ASA d49c; No 68Ac fair to choice
T1ang barley 6OG6Sc; No haxseed. 81 81 No North
ad So So Mess pork per Dbl SIS .5Gs5 per
loo n 50 g5gs9 9Tz short ribs sides Qoose IS 5O9
sS so dry saed shoulders boxed s. SI4sG$I 50 snort
clear sides boAed) IS e0@S Whiskey basis OF high
wines 80 Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market firm; creameries 15q24zc; datres lag
dc Cheese steady at 912q10Ac. Eggs steady; fresh
2SG2s44c.
7as.c Ne 2 Northern. 74c; No Northern T6Ftc; De
cember T6s4c: May 1850. Oats, aisle. Corn. 64c
milwaukee. Dec. 26.Wheat higher. close: No
SVa higher; No 66c. Barley higher; No 64sci sam
ME 556s4c Corn-May. 667sc-
atinneapois Dec. 26.-Close- Wheat-Cash 7Sc; May.
7sssa7sstc; July. z9Pss rack Nc I hard So5se: No
higher patents - l0osi % second patents sag
81 To- FIRST sSGs3 10: second clears 81 Is Bran
In bulk. SIT 50dSls.
- PhiIadeiphia Dec. 26.-wheat strong higher:
,ntrart grade December s4l2qs5c Corn quiet but
steady No mixed December. 67611ac Oats quiet but
stssdy; No white clipped. 54c Flour firm and 10qI5e
20 Western winter, clear So 35aS3 50; do straight
90 "a @ do patent So S5gS4 10; spring clear, IS i0G
s SS @ xr a9 Sass % do clear So Soas$ CO. DO staist
20 sIi IS So patent. 50 S5G4 40 Rye -four 50 35g
e. 81 per Dbl for Pennsylvania Buckwheat -four,
Spcy Western creamery 25z G26c; nearby prints.
ssc: do southwestern 2sc: Southern. &c.
small 1I4c: choice sxq11c. Receipts-Flour.
500 bbls i0752s2 10 in sacks wheat Al 600 bush
81 900 bush corn. $4,000 bush oats. i7.0oo bush
ST Louis 26-Close: wheat-No red. cash,
ssasc: December s614c; May. s64ci July sO]tc; No
hard slas3ac. Corn-No cash. s1Ae; December.
December isSsc; May iI>sc: July Ss11ci No white.
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