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New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
LOND0N'S GALA DAYS.
CORONATION PLANS RAPIDLY
REACHING COMPLETION.
MAIN THOROUGHFARES BLOCKED-THE
KING IN GOOD HEALTH-THE
FLEET AT SPITHEAD.
Copyright; 1902: By The Tribune Associat'On)

cspecia1 10 The New-Yo-k Tribune by French Cable)
London. June %, / a m.-So far as London Is
concerned, the coronation festivities may be
said to have begun. Taking advantage of the
fine weather tremendous numbers Of people
spent yesterday in seeing the decorations along
the route of the royal procession. and last even
ing the police authorities were obliged TO resort
to the unusual, though a not absolutely unPrece-
dented expedient OF diverting all vehicular tra1-
fc from several of the main thoroughfares
Nothing could better illustrate the intense In
terest taken by all classes of Londoners in the
forthcoming celebration The crowd was. on
the whole well behaved and orderly, and there
was nothing approaching repetition Of the dis
graceful scenes which marked the Mafeklng
and peace nights.
Some OF the foreign envoys arrived yesterday
and the list will be completed to-day. About
four thousand troops of all ranks are here from
the various colonies. and 1t is pointed out with
a feeling of national pride that some of these
portions Of the British Empire caruot be found
on any map in existence at the time Of the cor
onation OF Queen Victoria.
Perfect arrangements have been made for
housing feeding and entertaining the colonial
contingents. Theatres and music halls are be
ing thrown open TO them, and all sorts Of carni-
vals are being arranged in their honor.
Last weeks enforced has proved very
beneficial 10 the King. He IS much improved
in health, and it IS practically certain that he
will travel up TO London from Windsor to-day.
Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier accompanied by
Lord Strathcona arrived at Euston station
early yesterday morning, and at once drove to
the Hotel Cecil. The Canadian Premier had an
enthusiastic reception in Liverpool, and the
Lord Mayor Of that city vainly requested him to
remain there for a day or two. SO far Sir VIII
frid has succeeded in resisting all efforts Of
interviewers, and has declined 10 make any
statement on the subject Of the Colonial Con-
ference.
The arrangements for the great naval review
on next Saturday nearly concluded British
ships have been dropping into the line one by
one IN the last few days. and when Admiral
Noel reaches Spthead to-day with the home
squadron King Edwards mighty fleet will be
complete. and the senior officer in the roadstead
will be ready to return the salutes of the foreign
men-of-war, all of which should be in position
by tomorrow night. l. n. f.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
poroNo MOUNTAIN SPECIAL

for Delaware Water Gap, Stroudsburg and Mt
Pncono sections leaves Fridays and Saturdays
n M via Lackawanna Railroad. returning Sunday
nights and Monday mornings. No stop between
New York and the Gap. Resort bureau, 429 Broad
way, cor. HoWard-st.-AdVt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
THE CAMORRA WINS ELECTIONS.

Naples. June 22.-Candidates put forward by the
rauoorra the notorious secret society. elected
all along the line in the municipal elections recently
afseoiva the Municipal Council.
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Continued on second noue

". LUXURIOUS TRAIN TO CALIFORNIA
eger,,,h. ehsetdic lighted Overland Limited" Best of
rnn.ilS en- route, via Chicago and North-Nest-
~, ~, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railways.
NHices. 4Sl. ~ and 34s Broadway-Advf
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
IT PRACTICALLY

r. 1T PRACTICALLY SAVES A DAY
,,ran new twenty-hour train of the New-Yorl Gen.
ana Lake Shore enables a man to do a 6av's
kco, kcmors IN New-York be in Chicago The nSxt
~sas'i'n& IeaGy ipE tlsiness.-AdYt tc NsrS
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23

THE PROPHETS CHAMBER
reprinted from the Fcur-Track News for May, Will
interest every farmers wife in NewYork and New
England Sent free receipt OF cents by @. H.
DanieIs. Grand Central Station. NeWrYaEk.-<AdYt-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23

Cure YOUR cough at it's beginning with
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23

HIST 20 HOURS FROM NEW-YORK-
BUSINESS men appreciate the rapid schedule OF the
pennsvIvania Special to Chicago--Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
Continued on second page.

To West Point or Newburgh and return by Day
7 10 Steamers only 500 Tickets good for the
aason New landing W. 129th-st., s15 a m.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
Continued on seventh page.
YALE-HARvARD BOAT RACE. NEW-LONDON


Excursion tickets including parlor car seat on
II .00 A M train from Grand Central Station going
and on special train returning. 500 Excursion
Iickets good only in coaches, A75. On sale at
Room No. g. Grand Central Station. N Y. N H
e, n r. R.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23

NETWORKS HOURS CHICAGO.
srbe Pennsylyania Special runs from metropolis 70
metropolis in four hours Less -laan q daY~AdYt.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23

TO>-C. ISLAND RAILROAD--VVith schedule TAX
ing effect June 25th-The Hampton Express viii
leave New-York. Pier IS. r. r. az S;vo5 S4t1.st;
= y at S:2O p. N. excepting July 4th. The Shell
ter island Express will leave New-fork S4th-st.
T p at 3.5O p NJ except on July ith- The aamp-
TONS Friday Special (aH parlor cars) VIII leave New
york pier 13. E. r. at 3:oo; Sith-st; h K, at go
dav Special will leave New-York, $ith-st. F. r.,
ia y" ga p NJ excepting July 4th- The Special Fri
a. trains will run also July Sd. Reservations
f paror cars on trains from Long Island City
III ,,it he maid for at the time II IS secUred--Advt
ExCTrRSION RATES To WESTERN POINTS
Low excursion rates to St Paul. Minneapolis.
T,anvsr Salt Lake City Portland, Tacoma. Los
Angeles and San Francisco Address Chicago. NIL
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23

FINANCIAL.
Read the luminous exposition of the Southern
Pacihc Rai-g1ss in t2-ssssssN$2=a!ss Is!sgEap3>
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23

RICHFIELD SPRINGS SLEEPER,
via Iackawanna Railroad. leaves New York daily
s45 D. N Parlog on 10 a-..m-train-AdXI
New-York tribune., 1902-06-23
COAL SOLD AT HIGHER PRICE

~. ne railroad presidents contend that they can
~ ~ increase wages without making correspond
s increase in the selling price Of their product
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

nv Herbert A sherman: - 114th-st. 226.s IT
w of 5th-ave 1sx1O01I: dwg H. foreclosure sale
Butler \ 4 NJ attys. FrankIyn Paddock ref; due on
SILL 10; etc. SI9J - 10
Mountfort Mills for $1,000 114hst. % r. W o.
2JxIOO H. vacant; foreclosure SAFE NidIy
Tatum act Jacob Fosborg; VI E Haviland atty; sylvester
l. III Ward ref: judgt Sio42 %: costs S-$o 81
taxes etc S692 adjourned sine die: bryant ana Frs
NAV cts n " cor 25xIOO; partition sale: Louisa
KadeI ind eXecutrix agt Katie Eder ct az Iie
erman 4 Heidernan attys Daniel F Murphy. ref; TO
oi P Wiau NJ RYAN: .ai 2Ss E ST. 50 IT of I'd
ave I5xIOOJ: story and fl hs foreclosure
& Wilson attys. Charles Blandy. ref due on 1ust 10
1iI II costs S2IG etc, $lIoS IL; mtges $3.50
on "a ST. 236 S22joo 2SS: 20 the pain1lH
for $40 $50: 4Tthst. $50 n W OF "a ave -x
lOo5 b H. foreclosure sale. Henry NalhtCh
agt Frances Smith ct al; Waach K Cook aItsS,
axes etc s357 81 Patrick Doyle for $4,000 216 E
In - 35I II " I'd ave ISx1O05 : story ten h;
foreclosure sale: Iouchhem agt same same attys
S9n 90 10 Patrick Doyle S13 18th and 18th
81 n W cor 25xlU0. story bldg with > story dog
Il Tlst-st. 100 II OF - ave- 2t,XlVg' : story
single h: bid in at SD 100: also $50 r t'th-st
262 IT Of 1st-ave ls9xlVo.o' sory G"s a. n;
sale: Jeanette sanders deceased DID IN az
s5 2oo- 0I p Broadway 10 of iike-st 21x
100; 4 story public auction: TO solomon Hecht
for $50 $50: broadway, 1926 u W or flkest
% 4xI5 story public auction: bid In at $500
BY Richard Harnett Il 60: +22 W IIth ST. $ 30 II
" 81 ave 25xIO05; story foreclosure sale; q
eb, exr aet + ] SchnuSg ct al: Martin II Bell.
ref: due udgt. So 16 2l costs s212 -; taxes etc
adjourned 10 May 3 Jerome ave and ltothst
exrs sale; Michelbacher Decd Withdrawn at
S19.5OO. - ~, 20.
fl of Bleecker-st. 25x15 story b h front with
story h rear sale by order Of Surrogates Court;
Nv lanes l. Wells: 1OO2 10th 1i1.1T II Of
Clinton 27x111 story dwg n foreclosure sale;
eroy sg l. Lsgo ct al Mis- 1ohn sss1 st'{ yxe
etc. the pltn for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25
Auction SALES TO-DAY.

BY William NJ. Ryan: 10 oliver-st. W 5. 15411 # n
~ Madison ST u I1xIT 3xT5S: sty br dwg. parti
ton sale: Thomas Gileran agt Hugh Christy ct al;
Moses JaYe atty: William y Mckim. ref S49 West
T:ndave W : 1911 Of 1o2d 25x1co; sly fiat h
CiletseS aEt Sarah + Porter
ct al: James F Swanick atty abraham o. X Lawrence'
due on judg 81; costs Sl5i sS: taxes etc.
81 27 70 4t3 Park West % II II OF Io6th
foreclosure sale. C0rne-a l. Marshall
agt David f,ezezinsky AL Roscoe II Channng atty.
judgt SD DIS 90; costs. S49 81
taxss S, 1927 II or l16th ST.
axts sx26 lJxI fiat h: foreclosure sale Austin
Istcb.r al Mari AnZOlOns ct al. William p :
Melvin atty: Roberts. ref; action No l. due
SO: S2t6 80 Beach
az w 3 1851 II l56th 25xts jSx26 4xs2 50: :
sfv fat n foreclosure parties action No .
due on tigt sl $40 s $41I SO; ETC. $500 SO
Raach ave 2.5T IT of l56th st s2o3x2b lax
nj a. sty h: foreclosure sale same parties action
No g. due on judg S23Ii &c. costs. SIG 49, taxes ETC.
1861 % O., r., -. - ., w .,
C;reenwich-s 2x6sx25 5x65 TO- story bk stores; ali
rybt titIe and int III W I22d-st 21J0i7 IT
Of Tenox-ave 1isx1Oo H. story dwg h all right
md int 33l Spring-st. 2O1i. II OF
Washfngton-s 2o1isx60 story bldg: all right. title
ais Washington 599 II or Spring
blk bldg. all right title
and int. sherins sale: liens. S.l.1Oo
rohn Weud'ver =, 100 II p
n, "a az 13x132 4ixI5x1S103 three story fat hs
S1reciosrre sale Laura Bayes Emil simon al
Fgnck Enbree Cobb. attys. John NJ harrington, ref
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OTHER MARKETS-By TELEGRAPH,

strong good to prime Sc soa*I 90 p@os s0
medium 81 75Gs6 So stociers and feeders 81 500
Soa$S hsfsrs s. ogso Sass s Texas fed
Steers s. 5oas6 so HogsReceips today io,oI ix so
morrow 600: left COCO !oc 70 Ie besIv ST 5@
and u bqShe5s Ds 50 qs s So g0 49, light bulk
Of sales So s5a$7 sheep-Receipts l1 tTc-s 81 30
@ lover lambs sheen oS 81 1888, ssSa native lambs clipped
s. 15@s6 So Western lambs. clipped 80 Z'aso oo' "
Colorado lambs top 8 10 s,-org higher s. soas7
Cincinnati Ap ofs5 so Sheep 81 5oas5 So
East buffalo April 24-CatteIReGelp,s als iso head
STEADY az M9nd FAIR 70 good IS 7Jas6 So common light
to fair 81 5OGs5 80 Hogs-Receips 20 s4 IL light
e So as mixed packers 81 loqs7 20 choice % hsasy
s. SI pigs So 5oase co. TusRs; so 500 heal
Lnd,, sheen stronger lambs very dull Sho't re
lambs 81 3Gs7 40; good choice 81 l"qst % x son
fair IS 5OasT 10. sheep-Choce haSdy e5 Clipped
wether sheep s6as6 %; others s3qSo' WOOL Se'''is
fair to choice wethers, s6 4oasG 80 400 natives
100 arans and 100 calves. Market strong TO zoe n
Choice export and dressed beef steers @ 81 50GS5 %
TO good 81 5seT s. 7oss TO- Texas Indiana @
s35se DO Texas cows So 5Oas5 25 native Ssws - Ills
$ 90 native heifers Sta$S S canns 6s Reeepts eco
s. 20 heavy 81 2oa$7 80 mixed packer 30
light So s2gs7 49, o Pf ngh s Native lambs
Ian1hs 55GS6 native wethers =, oTHFo,
Western fhers IS 5oas5 9o yearlings s6aS6 oo
81 * stockers feeders. 81 2oaSo 20 ooo
ros liberty April o4-Cattle steady: choice 20 Son
nre So 5oa$6 70; good 50 s'asG 80 ftSg e -,
prime 9orks Sc 5a$7 5o light So IoaS6 80 pigs
Sc 4oas6 sheep sisady prime rsa Csl2es Sass 90
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81 per general sales: scattering transactions
high s5lfs5 so ,o u.s West,
saies-Kerrs Commission Company: 1V2 SIipPeo ,ri
do 10 at So 80: 60 unshorn Western DO - TO- a.
81 60: "a Ohio do. 60 10 at 81 81 clipped ONO
N at So 25: IS do So: 80 unshoru do, ia To-
AT IS 40 70 uneorn sheep and yearlings 50 No. at 20 90
s Judd Is unshorn Ohio lambs a. 10 at go ~
Ohio sheep, 81 10. at 70
Tobfn a unshorn Virginia sheep iVo To- at
IS; II clipped and unshorn do. liz n. at 50
HOGS-Receipts IA cars. 2, s3i head; I.7 cars on
sale No sales reported up late hour The HarSst
about steady Country easier at IG9S.c per 10 TOT
extreme weights. ..,. ~, c,a.a
Sales H. Hume Bro Gate Yesterday: ioS oST y,
at So % stag $40 70, at 81 so 49, =, A..
Judd Co yesterday: state hogs ll' 10 al
81 Ok 124 Western 107 10. at 81; li6 do los 10
s.; g0 III western pigs 95 10 at So 90 roughs W ID
a % 49, c..o hoos TOT n,
Andrew Mullen date yesterday . state hoes. Is 10
at 81 -; rough 40 10. at Sc % 700 -, q.
H H Hollis date yesterday: 70 state h"sS 80 80 -
81 %: 3 roughs, 323 10. at SO % - - . - "a, ~ ..
81 % .,, , c,o,a hogs 40 n,
ats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET
New-York. April 81. 1902.

New-York, April T, 1vtEZ
racaints % 4S3 head, all consigned
.s, no sales reported. Dressed beef STEADY: city
oHect, 9i3gllc per 10 cables iast
no,ed american cattle selling al l3Q g
nd weight refrigerator beef at II &c per ID Exports
dressed eisda Is cattle and tesnatedl OF
,osAS he steamshp Pretoria to bermuda No ship
,nents reported for tomorrow ,. -. ,,,. 90
fVE.s~Recep,s, all for the market We're only only -
neaS er 100 n; little bunch at 81 % city
Sses veals 7Q1O2c ~ country dressed general
sales. 5Gsc 1t, o Con. IN veaIs $40 II, average at
9. "a nsr 100 10; do. 100 10. at W
SO Sanders; veals. 49, 10. at 50 70 -, -
;, Nm T.AMBS-Receips, including Ia cars
,, hh were 10 cars 2,16i head. making with the
var yesterday total OF liza cans
stock at Jersey City sxtieth-s There
,ttIe inquiry except for good sheep which sold at
.as i'.se ruled quiet and steady. and
inmh~ very dui The general tone OF the lamb market
ANS .sn,,sb nrces quoted lower the
go osr,s1 s.Iae About Of stock We're carried
Ciippea sheep sold at IS per 70" 10 rev , To- d
at IS 5oaSs 20 do at go 5oasI go Dressed r
ale. fi1sc: country dressed spring lambs lower at SIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25

- sources. representing accommodations Tuesday
not nnep on the weather itself there was
eoo temperatures prevailed all Of the
ana Northwest The closed with sentiment
in bts mixed on the situation but still believing
70 Pllees unless rain comes In sufcent quantity
thoroughly relieve the Western drouth Much also de-
praus upon the CROP outlook abroad which to the
Iils mas been exceptionally favorable as rule
markets have shown little disposition TO follow
american strength presumably account OF favorable
ciop prospects. although Liverpool has been more
10 American conditions. closing yesterday sSld
net higher with cash wheat from TO points There
were no orders and this
fact helped switching from a
&C difference Only loads Of No hard Manitoba
We're worked here and three loads at outpors Primary
year ago rom seaboard points 2aoo barrels OF Hour
and $4,000 bushels Of wheat ehpped half of the
o b ahoat basis as follows: No red ssisc
elevator s9tsc and 9Ossc No Northern
70 Northern New-York. s41sc. both prompt; No hard
Manitoba, sI3sc. early May No Northern Manitoba.
S29sc late April; No Northern Manitoba, sl1sc late
April and No . hard New-York S5ssc. prompt
CORN-The market followed the general heayiness
IN other grains and generally weak all day closing
good buyer July. without much effect on
the market owing heavy sales Of long stun for out
side The cables aTli4d higher, but
did bring export whatever The only bust
ness in cash here consisted of 10000 bushels No
white, f Buffalo. No . closed
white. Use and No = yellow 723sc I o b ahoat
oATS-There a good deal Of unloading in oats at
day with last the lowest point To the
that showers had fallen in parts of the belt crop
less weight In promoting sales for long account
during the day. Local cash sales We're Sovo bushfis
No closed 49c: No 3. +slac: No white SO &c;
No white. 53c: track mixed. 49d5oc track white,
52G56l3c and No . white clips. 54G54 &c RYE
Market easier No Western. 6514c. snd No Western
64&c both ahoat. State rye. 8ld63c Saies s,"oo
export: 10000 bushels ditto local
arrive BARLEY-Marlket dull. Feeding was quot
ed 64aGSc. mailing c. 2@T3c. both New-fork
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'Old. New.

,, o,o,Io,s were as follows: Flour firm; No .
spring wheat 76Asc No red S5GS2.: G;siec: Nc
49, ~, @46i No rye 5246O2.c good teelIe
NE sti~c fair to mailing. 66atSc no ssd
seed 81 eS; nS CONTRACT grade So pork Per
iii $40 soGs16 So lard per ~, ,pS' sailed shoulders
short ribs sides 50 2el 50 va d oed So ToGse So
hnxed 81 qST 10; ehort clear SIDES ~ iSrre
,,hIsLav basis high wines. 81 10 on nt 80 rnaries
Change today butter market was as 81 i3c
2fd24Lac: diaries. 2Og225c NNee
Eggs easy: fresh 133s Glotzc -. ~ :,
I,,,r,tb Mimi April 24Close: Wheat.Sash' 30 40
and MAJ 74sc: Nc Northern re oats sac O'''
Nrwaukee April 24.-wheat easier; close ;, No es
pc erner. No COO Barley hrm; No = wac
samTie e0ae9Isc. Corn. July. Cane 800
n,,,,aano1is April 24-CIose: Wheat-May, .4@sG
74sc; July 755.S on jTac' G MARI 49, Flour
t raients 81 1oa$4 Do second patents 50 sg - 20
arst clears So second clears. 81 20asZ 30 Bran " ~
Sl4gSl4 80 - ..,.. w., A..
,rrn s6isGsIc Corn Ic lower: No mixed April 59a
6dI5c oats quiet but steady; No white Sllppeu; ~
5I3c. Flour firm and 'a l9c per 60 o1s ao Pennsy
III, roller clear S. 4Gas3 81; do do straight " zoo
50 90 winter clear 81 osS5 49, 90 ,ear 81 sn
g. <" a. straight So G0ds3 So do patent So SgSi 10
DO favorite brands 81 20Qs4 80; city mills - ~
s2 60 do clear So 4oas3 10 DO straight 81 1878 do
rn sa e0as1 80 Butter Haze lower; extra Western
creamery 261ac: nearby prints Sc EsgSs a snA
easier; nearby 1S31c: do western ea6r'
Sau Work nun creams. small Us. Qi5c DO 90
fair to choice 1a12hc Receipts Flour 500 DDS s ai
100000 n in sacks whea, V s ooo bushels corn
200; oats, 1900 ,
St. Louis April 24Cioss; wheat.No 2 red sash
soac May so@c July No rniv he5a sepe .gS
~ eqI.c Oats-No . cash 45c: May. 4ic July 30 &c;
September 32c: No = white. 4eisd47c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkET.

Liverpool. April "a. p m-Cotton-spot3Good bust
9-S2d; good middng 5 Sled: middling 3-l6d low
good ordinary. 1 3l-32d; ordinary.
4 % 32i The sales the day 900 bales, OF
which 500 were for speculation and export and included
"a 700 American Receipts bales including 100
American opened quiet but steady and closed
firm. rniddlinE April } 6id buyers
April and May. 3G4d sellers May and June, . -6id
Tulv 2-G4dG5 364d buyers; July and August
3 ? cd buyers; August and September, 90 Gidp
6l-64d buyers: September and October. AZ t4dg
4 Cad October and November. 4 Si Gid buy
ers: November December, 30 64da4 81 sd sellers
December and January sI}idQi 30 Old Sellers Jan
nary and February 2s-6idQi 29-6ld sellers.
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REAL ESTATE.
T1TIEs TO PART OF SITE FOR TUN-
MEL TERMINAL PASSED

The New-York and New-Jersey Railroad COM
pany Yesterday took title to Nos esS, oSi oo' ana
sa1 Creenwich-st and No 13I Christopher-st ZOE
go no from the Radford estate The railroad also
got title to No 1876 Christopher-st-. from flncus
IowenfeId and another. and No 25S West Ten'h-
st from Barak Ct. Coles. for $4,000 A terHiitdi
station of the tunnel road to be built by the rai-
road will stand the sites bought
L. + Phillips & Co. have sold NO % west Oiie-
Observation-Disclosures five story douoie apart
rnent house on a lot 25x10D.11 to Louis Lese
D. Phoenix Ingraham has sold for Marie True
10 Isdore Jackson lot 2x10S feet at the southease
corner of Third-ave. and Forty-nlnth-st- y I0UA
story building stands the lot
Charles Griffith Moses & Brother have sold for
Mrs Henry F. Moses Mrs. Lille knopI No
f45 Convent-ave three story and basement o"eH-
ing house, lot 2Ox15 feet
JanpoIe & Werner have sold to Robert VI. oiSei
man Mot 50xe9 II feet on the north side or one
hundred-and- thrty-rstst-, 40 feet west OF Fiith
ave The buyer will build six story apartment
house cost about $4,000
SIavson & Hobbs have sold for Robert wallace
No s2s West Northumberland frst-st five story
American basement dwelling house, on lot lux
100 IL feet.
John c. Borgstede has sold for James and Fannie
Rothschild to the Union Republican Club No 1Oo4
Boston Road a dwelling house, on a plot 45'AIo'A
irregular. .oo r.. Orobrndred-
h tus.ll' On a lot 25x16o feet
D Gqn SO TS o East h"ss sSS 12f
and basement brownstone dwelling house, on
lot 17x1O05 feet, a Mr.. Loew, who owns No.
H. adjoining ~ I-r,ba-
field No 800 West One-hundred and hfth-S' d nv
story American basement dwelling house on d ioI
21x100. IL feet. . , 49,, .oId
Emma C. Steel and Mary III. Anderson have sod
Nos q and 80 West One-huIdred-a tWeIty-
fourth-st.. four story and basement Drown pr9"h-
stone dwelling houses, each on lots 1zoxlVo Ieee;
Daniel b. Freedman has resold No t CroSoE-
ST. a five story building, on a lot 2olxss' IeeI
F. Winner has sold TO Jacob Levine NO 70 west
One -eighteenth-st., five story nat
house. on lot 25x1O0 feet -, o,o
Hurlbert Peck & Sons have sold Nos rs ana ~ ~
West Forty-frst-st.. two five story four 1aIrly
tenement houses 596x9S9 feet; Nos 1876 and 40
West Thirty-fourth-st three story brick dwell
ing houses, each 2Ox9S9 feet. and No 81 West
Thirtieth-st. a three story brick dwelling house.
20x9S9 feet - ~.
The three story dwelling house No. AZ West
Ninety-fourth-st is said to have been sold 10
physician. -,
DR.. Robert F. Weir is the purchaser of Nos. -
and 10 East Fifty-fourth-st-, the sale OF WhICh
was recently reported 1t is reported that "
Weir purchased the houses TO 1orestaII the ouiu
ing of an apartment hotel the site
The Century Realty Company yesterday obtained
title No 81 West Thirty-fourth-st 25xsS9 feet
from Nellie Duke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 24.Closing Wheat.sPot auiet No /
3i3d No California is ifsd futures
steady May. Is 2'sd; July. Us @d Corn-SIot steady
IS I'D American mixed. old. o. ID
ftres trm july SIS 22d: September. rs 2ssd: October
5s ossd Peas-Canadian Hops at London Pacihc
Goa Flour-St Louis fancy winter
Arm SIS Beef strong extra India mess S2s I'd Pork
Western. TBS Cd Hams firm; short cut.
IA 10 Bacon Arm; Cumberland cut 20 to 30 10
rib 16 TO "a ~ Sis Cd long clear middies light
clear mddes. heavy. 3o to 40 10.
short clear Is % 10. SIS clear bellies IA to
T6 m Shouiders-SGuare. IL TO IL 10. firm. lbs
Lard M prime Western, in tierces sos Sd American
-edned In pals firm finest United States
a5e cheese hrm American finest white a2s American
finest colored SIS Tallow hrm prime city 9s IurPen
32s I'D Rosin steady: common As tsd
petroleum steady refined. Tad Lnseed oil fr 3ls 3D.