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ing Sin the dark aisle off one Of the
boxes. Rushing over there I saw a
number E5of women trying vainly to
break down u door. This door had
never oeen opened. I seized the az
from, a firenlnn and beat the. door
down. IIacked up the little girl frs
ana#tcarred her out. 4 Then I came
hack and dragged out a dozen women
A few minutes. later 7 did not know
anything. When j. did finally come tc
my senses IL policemans. was guarding
me in 1Hompseaass sEestaurant."
The story told by McMullen is true
for his deeG OF heroism in breaking
down .theAadoor and saving the lives
OF a rfu nper of Momen and the chile
was witnesse 4 by Betsons who report
ed 1T to Managen Davis.
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Severe Winter
Weather
Causes Catarrh, Cough,
Colds and LaGrippe.
/. Miss Emma Loescher, Menasha, Wis,

- go
am pleased to that Peruna cured me In less LAWSON
than months of most chronic of catarrh,
O. a which neglected.
by of tie head for time, it then
% my throat then my bronchial tubes.
and had continual
Immediately taking Peruna relieved in time it
me- Emma LOesCher
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a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Your druggist win refund money If PAZ0 ONT
! NENT fails to cure you In 6 to IA days. Soc.
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Chronic catarrh is so undoubtedly and
directly the result of an ordinary cold that
1t would be quite correct to call chronic
catarrh a settled or old cold. At least one
fourth of the Inhabitants north of the
fortieth degree of latitude are more or less
afflicted with catarrh in some form. To
say that this vast multitude Of people is
miserable is only to give mild statement
Of the case.
When to Treat Cold
The treatment Of colds ought to begin
with the appearance Of the first symptoms.
Since cold has the invarable effect of
producing congestion of some mucous sur
face, the remedy for it ought to operate
there also. The compound Peruna was
devised with especial reference to this
effect. 1t operates by increasing the cir
culation in the mucous membranes of the
whole body, and, no. matter where the
cold may have settled, whether in the
head, throat, lungs, Kidneys or urinary or
gans, Peruna will Immediately relieve the
congested membrane and stop the dis
charge.
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QUAY AGAINST HANNA

Pennsylvania Senator Predicts Roose-
velt's Nomination by Acclamat.on.
From the Journal Bureau, Colorado Building
Washington.
Washington, Jan. 2.-Senator Quay
has come out enthusiastically for
Roosevelt's nomination, which he pre-
diets will be by acclanlation. In this
he is probably correct
Mr.. Quay's particular interest how
ever, is in helping to block the Hanna
plans. He, in common with others
has thought that Hanna has designs
upon the republican nomination. This
is probably not true now, but QUAY
isn't going to do anything that vii
help the Hanna game along.
Senator Hanna has been too mucF
in evidence in opposing Quay's state
hood bill for there to be anything like
good feeling between them.
w. w. Jermane.
| In many cases of Asthma Piso's Cure gives re
| lief that is almost equal to a cure. 25c-
It is estimated that every man walk
| two miles a day, if only stirring abou
his room or Office.
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In Cuba sixteen tons OF cane yielded
one ton Of syrup; in Peru 1t requires
only 1215s ~
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Get Rid
Of Scrofuld

Bunches, eruptions, determinations, sore,
ness of the eyelids and ears, diseases OF the
bones. ricketts,, dyspepsia, catarrh, wasting,
are only some Of the troubles it causes.
It is very active evil, making havoc OF
the whole system.
Hood sSarsaparilla
Eradicates it, cures all its manifestations,
and builds up the whole system.
Accept no substitute.
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DOLLAR WHEAT
IS THE SLOGAN

Continued from First Page.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02

dren,, all of whom have been identi-
fed. A sister of Mrs. Pond, Miss
Grace futile, is still among the miss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-02

In many cases of Asthma Piso's Cure gives r
lief that is almost equal to cure. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-18
POLITICAL MEETINGS.

David P. Jones will speak before the Afro
American club this evening at a meeting to be
held at 211 Hennepin avenue.
The Jefersonian Democratic club will meet
this evening at Wengart's hall, In the first ward.
A number Of democratic candidates will speak.
The public ownership party. Will bold a meet
ing this evening at Lyndale hotel, In the tenth
ward. Professor George r. Kirkpatrick and
others will speak. - :r55fws .a
A smoke social Will be held this evening at
the Grand apartmsnts $40 Seventh street E. t un-
Mayor J. 8. Haynes. DR.. 9. II. Kohler and others
will speak. .a . =. .'t
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to deliver an address, Just where the
rallies for Hepburn and STEVENSON will
be held Is not yet determined. The
republican county committee, under
whose auspices both men appear in
Minneapolis, is now looking around for
the best available halls for these two
dates. ..-...-
The two dates Congressman Hepburn
fills in Minneapolis are his only two
addresses to be delivered in Minnesota.
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mark; secretary, William Torasen; SER
geant-at-arms, Machle Zielensky;, ex-
ecutive committee, s. Rappats, Stan,
Zmuda, Andrew Kovash, George HON.
xix, John Wegelinski, J. Magurane, J..
Martin, A. Zieleniak and J. Grobav.
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BIG REPUBLICAN RALLIES
Congressman Hepburn of Iowa and
Stevenson Expected to Speak.

Two big republican rallies are to
take place in Hennepin county Nov. 2
and 8. The drawing card for these two
occasions will be Congressman "Joe"
Hepburn Of Iowa. Congressman Hep.
burn Is eloquence is we'll known and
both his appearances in Minneapolis are
sure to draw crowded houses.
The evening of Nov. 2 Congressman
Steenerson will be in Hennepin county
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Slav. Russians and Polish Clash.

At meeting held in the sixth pre-.
cinct of the first ward, Sunday after
noon, the Slavish- Russian and Polish
Republican club was formed with the
following officers; President, Stan
Kodiak; vice president, George Katz
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W.T. - J. It'1W Jtf3lI tn -. -
platform on which he runs. He has re-
sided in Minneapolis ever since he was
FL and is member Of the Carpenters
union. I &. 2. .,@..:z III
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A REALTY PAPERS OPINION.

The Real Estate Record and Guide says las,
issue In an article dwelling house building:
The fact which The Record Guide recently
called attention. VIZ: that tho
lished now low record in tho building OF Manhattan
dwelling houses, has awakened good
and the question Is frequently
OF tho people who used TO occupy the thousand new
private dwellings which erected year
be doubt that tho stock o dwelling houses in Man
haitian is actually decreasing for the
erected are by sufficient in number OF make
for the destruction OF old residences
demand is lively only In OF city; II Is
evident, that great Transformation has taken
the domestic habits and needs OF many New-Yorlers
This change does merely a
apartment houses private houses.
undoubtedly important OF the business
OF the fact that comparatively few ahouse renting
such accommodations. compared the supply
not greatly increased. The change simply one
from private residences 10 hathouses It from
of the nty to another. The increased living
Manhattnn IL sending many people who used live
that borough either 10 Brooklyn tho suburbs
communication with Brooklyn and the suburbs improves
this redistribution Of population will than take
place
Families with incomes s35oo a year or more Will
have enormous variety of accommodation them,
ranging apartment hotels IN the blazing
Manhattan suburban houses
Hall. Betwaen the extremes there will be infinite
number Of grades and the choice will be- taken less
standards People the
try suburbs. People who prize privacy
privacy the centres OF social life and interest
w O a Manhattan residence. People
prize the privacy will apart
m n hotels centrally Ia
houses People who like city life without caring how
he middle reaches OF Broohlyn. And Will
Residential accommodations will be highly specialized
family will be stimulated TO chose precisely
wants by being offered facility for obtain
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MoLAssES AND sYRUPs molnsses market ruled
quiet but small stocks work for steady market
with the tone o; the market steady. We quote: New
saa G pma o fa oEn fe
&c Common. 14ql5e fair. 16G1so: good. iS9
oSkAS usual at the closing Of . :ss
and sail tonnage and changes were noticed in the
re Gsd% M Te Of and ho n% Ia ndo
I'D Hun and Bristol. lid Rotterdam. So; Leith and
G0R E gs5 @ r. re tons p ssHsrs f cargo go
Gulf to United Kingdom or Continent private terms
S%ss to Tssp @ 1870 sa. ca5 fa
nitrate west coast south America TO Batmoe private
!mSTs: private terms: French bark l0s4 tons; deals
tons lumber, Jacksonville Bermuda s. IS British
erst British schooner 872 tons salt. Bonairo New
s s. & 725 rs ties
(, s hss s s fss 5 & s Tr
" Mag Si @ . 2 tons s5 tons su es
River PORTLAND eoc; British schooner $50 tons coal
depha Lynn. 81 10; schooner, s25 tone coal ghiia-
eepha 10 B0stop s' , S1s tons Goa, P nda
Baltimore 20 salem s5c.
s' % ss nth s.s5 9oG for al s ans
'a' so 5D.ss
SS .; bulk rhadsiPR!a b6s 81 p as Sgs
a. water rhits NeEYok bis iSo ' test, 81 a. BaS
81 % SG1 , IS EaS5 TFs sfis
oII-Pr!me crude o mills nominal prime sum
mer yellow. 2sh92e*o; on summer yellow nominal;
SEED oII.-American seed. city raw. 4+a45c: out Of
town t2gs3c; Calcutta 65c: lard oil. Gog6lc:
day and about steady undertone but with little
change from tho previous night Chicago receipts
were 5000; Kansas City 5.0oo and omaha, 100. 1--we
hogs being steady. PoRK-FiTm Quoted: Mess, 81 %
g R@fz; ssssS j H$s liasl$
SsSS5 bS sscea sS S:e X n 80
9cked bellies hrm; oaoied 10 n. csc; y 10 eci ].
ham. steady; gqosfd gAgloe Taiiow quiet csy. SIS.
country 4.G4Ae dard steady quoted g rs G;y
South America. S. Continent. 81 30: Brazil kegs So
Compound steady: quoted. 5hgGhc stearine quiet.
Quoted: 0leo. &c. City lard steartne. 7t.c.
RICE-There is fair demmand from the grocery trade,
whose stocks are light The undertone Of the market 10
steady Favorable advices continue be regard
Ing the Southern markets reported steady
Va quote Domestic ordna[y $751; teT e soIa 81
bs g34.c Japan foreign nominal do domestic. rs d
80 Java. 4itg5lzc: Rangoon in bond. 2%a2s.c.
with the trade inclined 10 anticipate advance early in
the week Continued full shipments reported old
contracts and reners oversod the popular
grades New business quiet. Prices quoted
Yeas for cash. days; LOAF and crushed.
6-I5c; mould 4. o so: cubes. soc; XNXk powdered
DOC: powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered
graduated 6l5c Eagle 10 cartons Of fine
granulated. 2c Eagle 10 bags and n bags fine
sted and diamond - S65c e6afectioners R sos nos
]. and 3. 4s0c: No l. 475c: No g. 400; No g. CSC:
No T. 46oc; No s. 455c: No g. 45Oc No 10 $50; No II.
40c: No 81 1850: No 10, 430c; Nos IL H. 4
with July higher and August unchanged. both quoted
at es SID The market locally holds steady
test Centrifugal: Src musoovado test; 5+c for
nolssses sugar. SO test Business to-day Was dull
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THE WEEK IN REALTY.

b.n III. builder, first built dwelling houses
costing hundred thousand COLLARS
appeared excellent field for this class or
operation. found market fairly ready
and. thought would improve. Many per-
who could afford pay 100000 or s3oooop Tor
dwelling houses were glad It said rid Of the
bother worry buying plot and then building
house on It from plans drawn according 20 their own
IDEAS.
The popularity Of the speculative dwelling house move
ment however has years. until now
buildings Is poor Once in while
better demand and hope for renewed
activity feettng these signs. how
big speculative builders Of their energies to
erecting dwelling houses in the choicest sections OK he
These builders are no, in business for their health.
hey take delight in getting into realty market and rom
reputation than when they into IT. Tho relation OF
dwelling be expressed in
inand for such dwelling houses When they and tn.
In the last week two 81 the bes
dwelling houses built in this city IN the last TWO years
built speculation by James A. John 7. Farley from
was sSssSco it understood tina. III. PAID By
pousss Rso rs s. tn.
brokers' in the transaction This dsa, would ss much
part payment property weidenfeld said 10
house adioins the Union Club.
Realty records show tina. william g. Po1 So bought the
1000 from the Roman CthOlIs o5Phsn Asylum the plot
!, En1 he . ssa the bSsns to i os s a'y
si!lnsssa r s nSu:a 4 $1,000
was No % It was bought BY j. H. Hannah from viii
Another important transaction reported last week was
that Mrs Frederic S. Lee daughter OF the late Fred
Railroad company had purcha,ed through her S!oses
Collins Coas the two high .toop browns;one house:
2oxooo feet The old ho,ises 70 be torn down and
from plans which have already drawn This
acaes it is thought the reSudins Of many street,
the sixties between Park and Lexington avss on tho best
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAsLTho small business accomplished
S y at q @ ss df a ae sns R %
tions. The feeling generally is steady but nothing
row Choice per bush 81 s5aS2 90: DO medium. 81 s5s
s2 s Pc q 81 do 90 d as a r & sSP g. 90 e
DO s. ss 81 0'g 5 co. aos % u ne Ma 81
medium 81 so5si So; other foreign medium 81 $50
seoeh bags I per su.h 81 iods o 81 'O GREEN
So for the day LAG pigs SATURDAY
business was accomplished to-day some houses
s and 70 5 ds q os
Feeling but at the same time there is promse Of ibera
supply q butter again next ws and the fsTora6ls CON
make a generally conservative feeling Under tho
iSsSisc for extras With ice oa,cai oudtaton was III
the NJ 3T f1StS and sn0yatee are arm
week foo, l12o pkgs mostly London Liverpool
sssFS ssoena. itaissa DO hifs % s aE'ss
onds I4al4ec: do thirds 12alac; Western imitation
sTeasry ra rs d S9 do sscoad 8ql4c DO
DO thirds logl2c: Western factory frsts lalhGIs%c
s DC & % d sas' 90 q ISSas stock
B los ss4s The marks,
quiet appearance today. are in considerable
S a%" 4s % Sc
though The oieai Quotation remains at sgs'.c Small
quotation Large cream am oo ,ia'a
surplus Large white very duh and tone easy otiicia
$ f s cheap s4sss
nd g7s "A
Cor white We quote; state tull cream, coored small
fancy 75sasc: do fair good IA az Nc; small poor
ot.G6tc do large coored fancy, 1Ac; do white fancy
7tsq7sc do large coored and white fair good 7i.n
vac; do large poor 61sg1c do light skins choice 6&d
DO good. sq4Ac: do common 70 fair. 2%d3hc do fun
skins. ld1m
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 5.41T further Advnncs
OF &c established practically all OF fresh
eggs and the market strong at the higher rates
quoted Western extras moved 20iAc and frsts 70
demand is keeping very well is a feeling
that Il the strike continues prices will 20 stif
higher We quote: State. Pennsylvania and neerbv
fancy. elected. white. pc: do mixed extras 22, 10
average prime. leQleiac do seconds. 177Glsl4c ken
lucky lIqlse Tennessee. I6G17c dirtes. I3lsdl5lsc
CHECKS. si2Gl2Isc N''ze'
FRLfTs-FPFiSH largely poor and prices ~
regular. though demand good Pears Peaches IN
heavy supply and lower Plums steady. Prearpies Arm
steady Blaekberries sold well. Huckleberries veal
duskmeicns IN good demand when fancy but poor ar,
Watermelons moving slowly We quote: APPLES co.5
mon TO good Per b6l sl0s2: average lots per y hi
s aSssl se DO Per egsh crate 15cgsi IS do per
DBL s20s5: 10 Kefer s2qs2 SO: PEACHES Georsia per
PL 81 5oas2 81 do I per 'e quart 7' sgg
pIEEAPPi.ts slorids per case. 81 I5as3 IS: CFIfF.
81: do sour sogeoc: do upriver. sour 5o97Oc cT'Tg
upriver red per pint 59sc Jersey 4aec. S n Es
ware and MARYLAND 4aoc; BLACKCAPs Per pint ssse
bLAckBERH1Es. upriver. quart sdilc: do rsrsev'
sdl2c: DO Delaware Maryla ID T1ec: HT- sy
RifS PennsvlvaTa. large blue. pei quart sGlIon. ~
Jersey Delaware and MARYLAND nile do North Gao 90
linn. cas-; GOOsEBERRIFS. gre per ouert IS
AtskAELoNs, California. sta alTd e.a:s 81 5oas5
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OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago: July observation-disclosures, 1000; Texans
TOO Market steady. Good prime steers nominal
20 5oN ~ 40: poor 70 medium 81 503 IS 25 stockers
and feeders 81 5og "a 81 90; herers A. n
70 cannoTs 81 900 81 90 bulls 33a 25 calves 8? so
@sb so; Texas fed steers. 81 50T.5 20. HOGSHRe-
eepts 6.OoQ Market for hogs higher Mixed and
butchers s. 25a.5 so good to choice heavy IS 40 a
20 80 rough heavy s. 106s5 IS; light SIS 25 a S. go:
bulk or sales, 80 a5a IS So. SHEEP-Receipts 3 600
sheep steady Good 70 choice wethers 81 30 So fair
to choice mixed. 50 500 81 rs; native lambs s59sT
cincinnati July l6.HOGs active higher s4Sgs5 So
n55asa %. LAMBS quiet. So 25asT 90 SD''' io"eF'
East Buffalo. July i6.-CATTLE-Receipts 900 hesd
Active. l2I25c lower Prime steers Sc 10 a 50 ia:
shipping. 81 25 Sc: butchers. IS So heirers
81 50Qs5 go; cows. 81 25d 81 co. bulls 81 % n 81 so
stockers and feeders s3gsa2 vEALs-Recelpts $50
Actye barely steady HEAVY. 81 sog.s o5 mixed ,s
g 9oas5 IS stags s49s4 90 dairies IS 30 a S. so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcceipts 4. OO0 head sheen
STEADY; lambs SOC owor Lambs. So so: yearlngs
s. 50Q So 20: wethers 81 10 50 25 ewes s4Qs4 .
sheep mixed. 81 25as47 20. -
Kansas City. July 16-CATTLE-Receipts 100
head. including 200 soutkerns. Market unchanged.
Choice and dressed steers So GO Sc "a
fair TO good f4a s. so: Western steers So 70 o.
Sc 49, stockers and feeders. SO 75a 81 90: Southern
steers 8? I5G 10: Southern So 5O native
cows 81 15qs4 native heifers. Sc 6Oa IS 25: bulls
81 60qs4; calves. 81 I5H So: receipts the week
10000 head. IIoGs-Recepts G.1O0 head Market 10
q l6c lower Top. s. 49, bulk Of sales IS 25a So
heavy 50 Is g g. co. packers s. % 90 pigs and
ket nominally steady. Native lambs s4ms6; western
lambs. s4@s8: fed ewes 50 25a SO 49, Texas clipped
yearlings SO $50 81 rs: Texas clipped sheep
stockers and feeders. 81 5Oqs3 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Ryor-av. west sidn "a feet north OF Burnside ave.
three frame dwelling s55x21 Otto ]. schnis
owner; Charles Krembors. architect 5000.
Fcrest-ave. southwest Honest i've story
brick tenement 50x7ss feet; John " Lnca owner Har-
~ r Howell architect; $4,000
Fulton-ave. west side. 200 feet north of wendorer-
ave. nvo brick tenements. 50xe2 feet; the
Lewis Tromel Company. owner: Horenburser d strauo
architects: SS0,o0O.
One Hundred -D!ghty-seventh-st.. north side. 70
Pathsate-ave three story tenement.
2ix6S feet; Abraham Shongut John J. Kennedy
architect; $1,000.
and attic frame dwelling. "a 6N426 feet
Mrs. Ella r Smith owner Frederick c. Browne archi-
tect: $500
Wes;chester Creek side Castle Hill Point one
story boathouse 6x2T Motor Com
pany, owner. E Gought. architect; $1,000.
Franklin side. 100 feet south OF One-Eun-
dredand Sixty sHthst five brick 81 6x
Is feet; Eiward A. Berry. owner; Charles Kremborg
architect; S2S coo
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Duff & Brown have cold for c. Z. Engisr 10 . Mr
Hall No +T3 West one-hundr-d nd-fort,eth-s, three
and basement dwelling house. 1sx65xiOo
Martin Link has sold wes, Firty-sevsnth-st
FIVE tenement house 25xIOo feet. 20 client
Of stockiae Julian who have resold Schmeld-
segar Bros. Broadway. FOR a term OF years for q
Mrs. Cunning. the parIor hoor OF the building In
course OF construction at the northeast OF Broad
way ana on--hundred- and -nrth-st.
@ Nicholas has sold Ralph A. schoenoorr the
property No. Sal six,h-ave. Walter Scott.
Tho acVickar GaiIlsrd Realty Company has for
8 lenning Son TO the RosehilI Realty Corporation
Nos ISL and 933 East Thirty-fourth-st q four story
tenement house. with stores. on plot 4Oxe8 feet.
Paul Mouon has sold No. s23 Leninstou-avs. north
east corner OF sisty-third St. four story dwelling
house. lot 20 6xTO
Kaliman Cohen has sold TO John Casamassa No. 6
Roosevelt-st four story house. On 26x
"a 2r irregular. Kirsch & Sunderland hold ,itie
Frank c. Bovine has sold tho plot. 6oxT9 feet on IN,
south side OF eghtf-st los feet
west OK Ffankn- 70 Or. Augustus C. Kingston
Will erect dwelling for his own occupancy.
II W wak Nsnn ely has sold for 4 p9sn 70 Frank
ho gSa, on l S6i 2IHl To-. feet Get,
lot . se a T4 s s'G 6 at H sna
B5o9k ave- on lot 2'xloo feet also or tho
AMI sishty.ninth-s and Cambrelins ave family
adsnS o @ IT, O feet and one family house
eco s2a t F sSa S0s
st9.y , 6uitings with stores on plot ooxiis feet
Greenberg s3a hundred and sixty thru
ST.. four story Nthouse lot 27xTO feet
Matthew Anderson has sold for Miss s. the
four story nathouse No. ana Thrd-ave on lot 2Bxi3
feet 10 Bernard Bloch
MAJ. Matthew Anderson has sold FOR Thomas sla,ery two
family frame house No L+2l Bryant-ave.. Kate e.
fhselo; and The lot, 25X1Oo feet. east side OF
to IL Hd sS' ;SSi4 81 for
Montgomery Il Seitz have sold for a I>x
ington ave four story and basement dwelling house.
a lot 20 6xTO
NJ j. FeltmHn has sold No. 81 CharIes-st. John
49, $500
Monroe F. Helbrun and Arnold Byrne have sold for
Frank Koch TO Henry Is. Levy No. l64 West Ninety
slxh-st five story double fathouse. lot 20
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York City, July l5. lpOs.
CsOFFErc-T,as dull and seaturelesS
rejecting only general apathy OF speculation
the tendency 10 avoid entering
into fresh commitments Sunday. The opening
steady unchanged prices. 10 decline OF points
July. The market closed unchanged 10 an advance
OF points total transactions mat
ter only There nothing in the news to
induce activity Receipts at Brazilian points on Friday
holiday large. but Rio reported an
unchanged market and ssntos was 100 refs lower OF
the European markets. Hayre i<f and Hamburg =
partial u pfennig lower II was largely in sympathy
declines that the local market opened
the month. The later gains Were mercy
due 10 light buying the absence Of offerings
- 600 bags. against 3D.
bags year The interior Santos points had 81 800
bags 80 ESQ last The Jundiahy receipts
reflected continued full movement. being placed al
&c 600 bags This showing sufficiently bearish 70
volume, but tie movement Is Still
running enough behind years 20 operate against
Gales al present prices. which generally considered
low permit hopes Of but moderate profts on
~ there is 70 be immediate re
bull speculation.
spot quiet. with quotations on the
basi Tl.c Rio No Z
The range Of contract prices the local market to-
fay foil