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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

TFy The Tribune
Chicago Dec 5.-AIuch attention was given TO
dav to the oat market which unusually
strong The rank and file were easily won to the
buu side by the favorable surroundings Of the
trade. a feature of the other grains not SO much
in evidence. The price of oats at the close showed
Sc advance for December and sc for May
Wheat was active and strong, and bulls We're
many and bears scarce, so that with conSestea
condition for this months delivery 1t was an easy
matter 10 whip up the May Small receipts in the
Northwest compared with those of a week ago
and last wear had considerable influence. and the
Russian searecrow was again dangled in the sight
OF the local crowd in the shape of bun dlspateh
from Odessa One feature Of the domestic move
rnent was scarcely noticed The total Of the days
receipts at Western market centres was $4,000
bushels in excess of that of last year. Corn was
arm but the gain in price light Provisions closed
without mucn change
The smallness of the receipts in the Northwest
WAS the chief factor for strength in the wheat
market at the opening. The advances in the corn
and oat markets also helped wheat. and the oulish
sentiment was strong. Local receipts were o
cars compared with 90 the same day q year ago
Estimate for tomorrow. 20 cars The market was
around the highest prices of the day as tho ses-
sion was ending. December closed at S0Ac bid
after selling as high S61zc and as low as sc
The highest for May sec. and the lowest $40
The close was at SS5sc 10 Sc.
The market Cor corn had quiet but firm open
ing. The gain was slight as the leading longs
Maid more attention TO wheat and oats Local
receipts were Sol cars, and shipments 2Ao0o
bushels Estimates for tomorrow. III ears De
cepber sold from 1870 451sc TO 45itc closing at
the latter price May closed at % 10 453sc. after
selling as high as isc 45lac. and as low 47sc
The centre OF the trade at the opening and
through the half of the session was the oats
nil Advances were made from the start due -
EesteTiav's good demand with continued good de-
5nand from abroad to-day There fresh buy
ing bv cash houses and selling was only for profit
taking by longs. Receipts We're l5I cars with 80
estimated for tomorrow. shipments. SOs.@9 bush
els December closed at the Top. SO12c. The low
est was 2gFsc May sold from 32isc 10 3zs.c, clos
ing 32lsc 70 32Stc
Provisions ruled FIRM throughout the early hours
but toward midday prices eased off under selling
Company sold the list freely and there was a
good deal of selling by the smaller packers Early
there a good commission demand. indicating
some revival of outside interest January pork
SOLD from $3 - of 10 S3 90 reacted the former
price and Later was forced down TO SIS s. SS S7s
January lard sold from s. 22s of to s. % January
ribs Sod from 81 s. o2 s. o. and eased or la err
TO the former price. Hog receipts A. coo head
ana prices at the yards were 80 higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
EXPORTS TO-CAY
The GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-stead,, p, Ne"-foTk December 5 1905
day after steady tone the early market to-
session tI to 10 points higher iIrin he Nv
houses with Fi,rd Welded to increased offerings by
sales 49, auy out net unchanged to Ia noints Iovvar
tcI OF about S4 900
proved to S be was published before the opening
me me month OF November praccs 81 nea Tor
ID o6 goo visible supply Is 900 i4a hsFs
i iass year One for the increase This
month last wear e dGGrease of 2e 600 bags the
bnIs bi me month Of November than last year and the
which The bJ nv ely recollection of the manner in
Ie olS MID movement with their
@ Two years ago this winter may have been infu
10 some extent. Havre
franc ib 70 her close with final prices practically
Mhlch was hardly than RESPONSE to the local
81 ne previous day. Neither of the Brazilian
l.dtaets reported change the rate of BRA lillian
Achge recovered SD of its recent losses The market
Sc to s 3-16c Rio No : diO-is iahs1e iioi'i
follows: go i me- " way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
OTHER MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Dec 5-CATTl.E- Receipts 900 head; mar
kat steady: common prime steers s. Jq4S6 90 cows
son 81 10. 1efers S-@S5, bulls S2qSt 10 caves ST
= "a HOGS Receflts 5000 head. market STEADY
choice 20 prime heavy 81 9o0S5; medium to GOOD he'S
So "a e5. light weight butchers 81 eUGS9; 5000
Cbore hea w mixed 81 aoQS+ 30, packing 81 @S4 20
STTT1FP-Fleceips 1S.OGO lead market steady sheep -
e5Se. warnings S69S6 60. lambs. $TQ$i 80, -,
t'iucnnati Dec 5-HOGS active: butcheIs ana sllt-
rars s5Ts5 10. common $40S4 50 CAIIlE sJea9y "a
- good shippers - 101S4 e5 common. S2qS2 90 SHEEP
activa OF S3ds5. LANES steady at SJ4St 90
East Buffalo 5.-CATT I1E-Recep 20 n ne
market active steady prime sSsrs . 4oasS 70
shipping 81 75QSj b. butchers - .3Ei - To-
(F}ecefps head. market active and Z9c hlghsr q
s. 5Cq 50 30 HOGS-Recepts. 300 head market fair
active and 5GfGC higher: heavy. mixed lorkers ac PIE
e. 157S5 o. mostly s. r0ughs s. 25r4 so stays 500
e. - SHEEP AND LANES Receipts. 4s9O nead. MAJ
ket active and steady strong; lambs - iogS' -,
warnings St s5a$6 wethers, 50 5oeSb; ewes = 80
s. 50 sheep. mixed s. 5OGs5 10 Canada lambs - 4F
81 IS 80. - - -,-t-.- &c ooo' had
irIndin 200 SGutherns; market steady 10 lOc lower t
choice export ana Qless1 PEE
steers So 25dSG %. fair to good. s. 9tsSl western
steers sSaS4 10 sockers and feeders s. 40a 90
ern steers So JGds4 Southern S2S3 20 natl
cows S2GS4 heers. s. 5oQS5 TO- bulls = Zo1St
calves So 5Oa$8 30 IoCs-Receips 5000 heaoGj p h
ket opened steady closed &c lover TOP = 20 9S
IF sales 81 78S4 90 heavy 81 s5dS4 %: packers 81 SOC
81 on. nigs and lights. 81 60I34 So SHEEP
500 head: market stroCg higher top lambs s. %
Western lambs s. 5OGs7 native lambs, 50 5OTSt 80
ewes and yea-Iing 81 5C6S6 10; Western fed yearlingF
s. 5OdSG 10 sheep 81 25aS5 81; sockers and
fseda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot quiet
sales 1000 bales sPseuaTon aq export iS H Upland
$50 Futures opened irregular. points higher on near
and Il poiP net ADVANCE Of to e points
fr iJ MafchApr SD ApTiIay 68Sd
May-June, 640d JunegJuly $40; 5uiyAus9S Ia s
tolsr-N ovembeT 595d. Manifestations in more De
hi1 an orr md MEAI-Busness market to-
day consisted principally of spring patents Inc MARIE
nm and nomnaliy higher grades We quote;
FLoUR-spring patents 81 1eg$5 20 Writer sTaise
g sS4 extra No winter So l0aS So Is; extra No win
S IL TO- d Fhoee F to fancy nF q 15s4 50 coR
MEAL steady quoted Kun dTled - oogsT 10 S vel
brand ;, "a sAd coarse 81 i4lSl Is FEED-Westef
ely quOs5 Western sa a brn@n5 shpmen
Sity bran sI bulk, $1SqS1S 30 sacks midling 81 51g
So 90 s5 Tee '9E' meal SO 90 MUMMY
MIIIAT.Bu support was again the 4h eaa NJ
obstacles the way of an adySncs and closing F g
The day The only period depression right around
the opening when the market here felt the eheets ea
20 @ 5nede4eIv afterward the market steadied
ms @ Ms, ~ Ib session was at or CSC
May In its advance Il had 10 ignore r5 h stdts ace
cordng 'Bradstreet's against last year rean9tion
of 2624 600 bush also The 0h13 ana Is sst year as
well a. the increase of 10000 bush at Minneapolis Tor
hree dams Soipsa Vein 77s ooo bush year although
the Northwest arrivals were <ctd TO remain rather
small for some time come owing to nnfavoTa i;
,reVa1s dav Of wheat but heavy OF OATS Inc
Liverpool market wnieh was sssaGezt was IN
10 ponts while Paris markets closed ga points net
lover F 5s,s Shf fsf EASTERN mills were
market Dig orders 0r Russia aSsea 10 he grin
me ay hs seemed to the market There was
business !ePST 5 l9 e So
anoat No NqrtheT1 2u9.h va fs ame 2
lade The LEGAL market for corn Was higher CLOSING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
Contract prices IN the local market to-day

The local market spot cotton was dull and IN,
changed on basis of 1850 mddng upland and
for mdding Gulf, southern spot markets were
follows Savannah quiet hiSher. AT
sales SCI bales Norfolk steady unGhansed at
ar 12c Augusta steady higher II 11-16c; sales
02S Mobile firm unchanged at 11t3c; sales ZV
bales 81 Louis steady sc higher at 12c: sales. ol
bales Galveston irm unchanged, at 12c; sales, l2l
bales New-Orleans steady, unchanged. at 12ci sales
$3.50 bales. Charleston quiet. unchanged at II 1c.
Wilmington Memphis firm and nominal IN
changed, 12c sales. 5000 bales Estimated rec ES
baas against IA 4OS 12.713 last year at
Galveston IL 600 bales against 1927 last week
and II 2S4 last year. and New-Orleans ll,VVV 70
10 500 bales against week and IS S3 last year
Receipts ports and interior points TO-DAY CON-
pared with day last week and last year
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

1alst-st. n s. 154.a # e of Broadway T5xIOo II ::
State Realty and Mortgage Company loans
Alonze Knight. .-.-s..
Poplsr-st, s, $50 # of Bear Swamp Road, 26X
100; g De witt clocke loans Helen ! Tvig'-e
Broadway, W corner 125th-st. 10ox10O: Charles
NJ Rosenthal loans Emanuel Doctor -. X. &.
LGth-st, No AL TO 445 East; Harris Mandelbaum
and Fisher Levine loan to Hyman Levin.
121st-st s s. 1907 It e Of ID ave "a. 4x10O 10:
121st-st, $ S. 325 # e OF 2d-ave: same loans
8d-st. S. $50 # Of Avenue c, 25x108: Christian
Rieger loans Christian and Caroline Birch. ..,..
Louise st, S. 225 TT of Morris Park ave. COX
95: Herbert 8 Ogden loans August Diener
Union-aye. W s. II It of 16Sth-st. 84x9i 10; City
Mortgage Company loans Samuel Makransky and
Bernard ApplebauH. ...-....... $3.50. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
IMERpooL corToN MARKEr.

rtverpoo1 Dec Closing - COTTON - spot quiet
nrfCes IL points higher, mdding, fair esd.
good middling 65td: middling. 633d: low mid1ling
Old. ordinary, The sales OF
the day bales Of which 800 were for specu~
ation export. and included 5000 American He-
Caipts 23 bales. including 900 American. Futures
oDered firm and barely steady niddlinE.
q December. g December January 62id-
January and February February and March, 63td,
March and April 6.35d: April and MAY 63sd. May and
June 6.40d: June and July. 642d: July and August.
643d: August and September, esd September and OC
tober acid: October and November. 5.96d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06

%9Sc above the previous night In addition to the
only 1885, BUSH compared with 1OS0O00 bush
last year predictions light farm offerings commission
buying cables Liverpool closing partly
14d net higher. There business Of
loads and loads outports Weather through
the West was cold and partly cloudy. No corn here
closed at 60c in elevator for old and SIC for
afoat No white 531ac and No yellow at 53Ac
b ahoat OATS-The market for stronger
commission buying the seaboard cleaTances
Of $4,000 bush, mostly from New-York. Exporters
bought 80 bush here 10000 bush outports
The market closed firm, follows: Mixed, &c to
H. 36c; white 30 30 ID. 361z d3T13c. and
clipped white SO to 40 70. Ss4osc RYE-Mari5et nom
Market dull feeding 39%c and mailing. 44d57c, both
1 Buffalo. Observation-Disclosures dull 621k@63c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

10 I46 west due July IL 1905; per cent. $500
Si4 # Of 6tl1ave : Years ~ per cent 10000
70 SIC East two mortgages. $4,000 each;
Gordon, osBsr e E N zeTega ct al; ii4til-s Nos
1l6 ana us East; years per oent........ s8 600
Noses q aeh ss to { EssT per 759s, s 600
# OF Avenue A. 2 years s per cent - 1000
Trust Company: 8sth-st No As East: due De-
SssTos Contracting and Trucking Company to '0OO
F'ss 5]osIT & Carroll Horse Company; 1Tth-st
s9ee Cohen Pachacek 71st-st n s.
S4gRdel SAMUEL 70 G Olsen; inns s.' No US
lslbeastone. Abraham to irving Judis Lenox-
ne v corner ll7th-st; : years per cent 1900
* & due December Il 1905; 50 per cent $4,000
sr Albert % s Tss 81 per l8 Sst No; Is and LOO
& @est: TWO mortgages. $1,000 each; 8 years.
-ggsssnfeld Pincus and another 10 Lana Gugel;
va 5ss'i No 40 East; prior mortgage, $500;
'4 5s5s Vito 70 Gareiss; Oppressive. n corner
'3s4S s5 George v. 70 H Neohoig ana another!
ysas go ,.o-'-pec' '--''' $3.50
L 7s esoi3EaIy; lsZ-2ve. No 2e7; due December
81 ST y $ 2s' Il n Kingsbr3dge Road: years,
n al; " 81 years. PAT cent. 5000
a 80 IT i q Isl ave; demand per cent. 5000
iss!! 5a,st Nos 2iS and 2l5; due November l.
s-9 a f. same Forsyth-st No az due November
ASat Alonzo 3 to state Realty and Mortgage i1-'
4ys ssF PEI -: - 4 10000
S 90 due June !. 1903; per cent. 5000
E spei cent 5000
xssssses Sc 800 June 1909; per cent 1900
say nv years. per cent 2z5o
gss : sane o9 avenue a, No ess; prior
-119er albert to Henry II Jackson ct al: 2d-ave.
;n FAM ia r. ge1 AaIeg kdi 5
at s +" 4 Of fngsbrdge Road; years. per ooo
"a se'er. H Lottnar; sth-st. No 4s0 East;
Ii'' samuel. Louis Gordon ct ai RiVnston-
eae esS SeeJ' per cent . 'o''V
- e = o. AveIue g. UniOnpOrt; years Ga mn
@SSa a Segired TO q KIingenstein; e5th st.
de- johannes to 6on 1g III Iiisf s al line
sssss seR lots 299 and 300. map Cnionport; ooo
s3 sss,. Aeam. to N Kapiah: Goerci-st. No |; o
s.7S5 7s9l fhp r. to 5 Rothsohd and another;
var " corner se- 1860
~Ii sg Joseph 5 to N Pineus: Avenue A. No
D. prior mortgage $1,000: years per cent 220o
ss5s Of coiunbus-ave; due May q. 1905; per eoo
+Fsseathal. $ 70 B Ellinestein; e5th-st, S 2sse
As E za-ve due June 30 1897; per Gent, LOO
81 pf a62 9 mof5gagd 70 s2coo: 10 years
tss Minnie l. to Tito Insurance conpany3
Se 81, s. a25 # of Iith-ave; years. "a oo
p James. 70 L 3 TeichmRn: Buchansn
PEI s S. 100 IT " OF Grand-aye; / year 6ss eao
sS az : Katherine to H sohaefsr; amsterdam
esa f' prior mortgage sSi"'o: ss4 400
Bsfl.11aatles Z, 20 Title Insurance company
June S I s5s 81 r s.. Q; Knsseriase hoan 1000
S 81 ae- to ON. H 42T esa. 1900
2 2es15 70 zimmerman; sdsl' NO 100 2oOO
r. ~ Bernhard. to samuel IgaiI: 44ths'. zso
sssef East; 1 year. per cent. '"'
s59 ~ DtT to cer ? Lewis, Aonroe-s' No H. $4,000
sssrs 81 70 g, Geo sant KIP Monfoe 5000
e ses gsaTSeT rs. and another
august 70 S / Hoffman; Lcaise-st, W 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
MECHANICS, LIENS.

2Tth-st, No 519 West; Max GrossInan against
s,ffoIlosf Nos IS and 81: samuel H i1andesber9
against Max Goldberg, owner; Goldstein Broth
ers contractors :...---..
Harry NJ Rosenthal. owner and contractor. =.
Avenue D, No 11s; Joseph Wolkenberg against
Ella S Hadley. owner; William r Hadley. con-
tractor -. :: - -
John Liddle against Dallas Realty aid Con-
strucdon Company, owner and contractor.
74th-st No 800 East; Nathan Osakowsl1y against
Joseph Goldbronn owner: Armin Fraenkel COR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06

COTTON a conpsrattvely quiet middle session
during within
about GS points under the closing figures Of Monday the
and and advanced to
new covering early sell
and continued demand based the smaller
of smaller receipts.
big short interest against
the best but very steady net gain of 1922 points
estimated fully 100000 bales The open
ing firm unchanged prices decline of IA points
which only partial response to disappointing ca
big supply of overnight buying orders
brokers shortly after the call all
selling with Mondays Close
but buyers be hanging off for reaction
Some professionals also considered that the
market entitled to reaction after the sensational
following the government report Monday, ana
with old longs reducing lines the gradually
worked points and during the middle session pc
close early sellers began
ing they indication of the expected reaction
and fresh demand expanding coincidenaly, attracted
probably by stability of the market following such
rapid advance of firm holders prices
rallied sharply and sold TO 1282c for March, or about
higher Realizing heavy Just before
IN absorbed the offerings easily
southern spot unchanged a higher Re
ceipts little lighter in keeping With
bulsh predictions.
The prices the local market to-day
was follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06

o9nee Cables Rio--Cohee market steady: No Rio
ssSV eXchange 16 10 16d: receipts (two days 1900
Ldss shipments for the United ship
mems doT Europe 5000 bags stock o1O0o bags Santos
oIee market steady: good 4S200;
Gelpts two days. 10000 bags; stock, 4T3 000 bags
ham hurg-Cofef market y al q N
was net 4 "a y pig lower
market opened unchanged to lower: at Il IN
changed; at m unchanged: $50 D IN advanced Il
franc; total sales 20. coo bags.
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
80. ru,s. 4 c,anolo. A7,riI % 1895 -. $40 81
~I t--is' n SonArs April 90 19o4.-.. 81
S g.: October % 1908. 657 50
Kane Bridget-M- a y" nan -. 1oDO l. 1898 SIS
Ftfssql TJcfsheiu1er: December % 1886
II;aT E5J FORREST October "a 1904. 81 %
S SaTtr at January "a 1905. ............. 81 30
Mott Hopper e 40 81 e5ShAe4 1858 II
Mommer Ewald-h Ial i'o = .--..o.T.. "a
- 1910 "a Es,Tler: April 1899.
SeiaeInltz Ixoffet. iulv 8 1905 452
Minpis pabs. September % 191 03
WseEz Robert r 9 1aSt fIe'erieA 7s2 Al
Savage Mangtao to 1sc iVo s25 sa
Cranitonie Hair Eooq une IN 1905 114s 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Roselezst. s. &c # n of Si1ver-st; for a two
story frame dwelling house. 20x4s: L P Fries.
owner and architect ............,...
I6Sth-st s s, 245 It Of Elton-sye: for two
six story brick tenement houses, 39x66.S; Bronx
land Realty Company. owner: J Vreeland
White Plains Road. g S. 200 # OF Pelham ave:
for and one-half story frame stable, 1Sx
%; William Wilkinson, owner; William Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
BEGIN WORK ON BOROUGH HALL

Borough President Littleton OF BROOKLYN yester-
day toop up the proposed new Borough Hall in
BROOKLYN at a meeting of the Board OF hsuma1e.
- 1919 FOR the building and appropr-
t;op If $4,000 was made for the preliminary
work,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

42d-st No 314 to BIS West: Luke A Burke agt
George P Wetmore ct al; February %. 1902. 81,
5th-ave, 8 corner 1Sth-st; John Q Gabler
American Woollen Company Electric Fire
PROBING Company 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06

a aas T jun. Of Mg 9 f az ortsases $500
IDS 1T'e of 5h to HsTia5 81 per- Cent
lithst, $. being lot BAG map tnonDort:
Levin, Hynan. to II Maadelbaum I17th-st. No
ISL al TO 40 East; demand; s per cent q
I2lst-st. No $50 East prior mortgage. s2o5oo;
schelnlmsn. Bernard. to a Yesky: Monroe-st,
GarOne Martin to e R Mas Nash: Janes-st No y;
,, demand; M per cent - = 70
Broadway. W corner 13eth-st; years. 3 per
Kempter Max J. to H Les; saih-st. No iii East;
tt seaas' per cent . =
"a ave. No 2so4: January ct + 1908, per
Shapiro Aaron S. to Edward Man: Amsterdam-
ave. " corner 17oth-st; demand, 51s per cent 80.
Teit Iots 90 ,aoa s loo # Of Amsterdamave
o1 julius to e. o per ct al o.
w Aye1ue ,d p IS P li55 6 Of 2dst per bond g.
% TT of Oakland Place; due June o. 1905
Same to F14ta Rabenstein; same property: year.
Kedenb1rs Emma, to Gustav Yintscieer: iisth
st. n s. 225 # W of sth-ave; years, per
sc1Initt, christophsr. to Rose Company lot 49,
80 to Vi. map Ruser estate; years. 51s per
Weller i 80 ana =. smother Bagef: ialst "
@f ss Matilda 80 Charles q aaaa $9a
Dgs sFa i a saS IS Rose COMPANY
$. 200 IT " OF Bth-aYe: years. per cent. 20,
Same TO same; same property; prior mortgage
sSoeO0 years. per cent. ....-..-.......- 4,
Nalento, Speciose, to H z Company; lots
162 and 1863 map Stems estate; years. 53s
300 1t g OF 6th-avs; ? years. cent
Gordon Maurice. to l. Hyman; Delancey-st, n S,
60 10 It W of Ridge st; years, per 16
hedenberg, Emma, TO Tfeo Schroeder, 1lSth-st,
n S. 30 IT W OF Sth- ave; years, per cent. 1.
Levy, Julius. to SIax Market; Washington-aves
s. 44S IL II n Of 16Sth-st: two mortgages,
S4eO each; demand 6 per cent. .....--.--..--. 8,
Goidstein Louis and l., IN Alexander Rosenberg;
2d-aTe, No 700 to T54; years, per 10,
same to same same property; months, per
cent, note. 8.
Howell Nellie *. to NeW-York Savings Bank;
Hamilton Terrace No H. 5 years. ......--.-.. G,
Same to u + Jones; property; prior
gage. $4,000; years, 8 per cent ..............
narclaS, cara -, to Mary Il Strong; Greene st,
s. 2Scb IT n of Prince-st prior
$5O,9O0; years, per 10,
STuner. William, TO ] c Heintz and another;
Park@aVe No 3.2S6; yeaTs. f6,
hileaeeFs, Gustav. to Josephine Keller lot 90,
Reinhafdt Aaron, and others l. Renhardt;
Arnst erdaEl-aye 121st-st; years.
Cernon Samuel. A Baohrach: 27tl-et n g 100
II OF So-ayei veal, per cent. 4,
iTeacyr Patrick ), To NJ L W I-andeau; Audubon
ave, s, 402 # of 191st-st; 3 years. III per
Watson, Harold D. Frank b Martin: 5th-ave
g corner 41st-st; due June 80, 1906 5la per
BerkoHtts, Yetta. to Iawyers' Title Insurance ard
Trust Company; 52d-st, {, 80 fl of 2d-ave;
due Decanber a. 1905 51s per ........... 10.
Gzuner William TO J c Heintz aud another;
Park-sve, No 252si years ..............-.... 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-06
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine quiet pot so1
steady machine -cade bbls IsoSn vas ~,
with Sc 25 asked for common 10 good strained
soadv and IS % for bbs quoted as tho selIs
foS{s We quOta: SPIRITS TURPES1IN E--e1l ana ND
chine hbis 643AG65c asked TAR. - % fOSlN-Selll
mon to good strained s. % asked e - lS1Sd 20 go
Is To- c. O5IS5 10 II. s. 151S5 30 - -; o.
N IS 20. \ s. IS. g. s. 75q$5 50; " W. S5gS8 ~
STOCK ON HAND.
"a O5s
Spirits turpeatine. b5ls a5o
Tar bbls. - ,-r,,rr- a.,
81 9: sales after 62c receipts rs bols az
toad, rncbangfd. receipts 105 bbls TAX nrrn y
eiSts 81 % Crude TURPENTINE hrm 81 40 20 10
and So Sc receipts. 50 bbls
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sales 1910 bbs: receipts $50 shiPrssnSssi 500 <S Si
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Dec 6-The official closing quota
+,oTc for ,,,intng stocks to-day were as follows;
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