davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

nh w E-AT-Spot Gull, futures
80, eri ST. IS 1lsd. Ma Is 1850 Jul IS
s5 69RI-sPof s s fa,u res du H.'' 1sre
l.1.3 ,a a,- =. %, anadiaI. = 7-d. FL1DL R
7gcr patents 80 81 HoFsl4 tSp1ei mia
si.E t9as., i85Tsiz~-Ioririe nleas western. loas
i1Nsso en- es sis long aiea- dii95 iis
or Is s ear CAS- stor7 eiesr fae'1 e.. o "
Ca. 5@iss as sIl9qb Bss 81 g. cHE g
la5is ,lBes1 waite els ooI9re1 es lr 4 l
Lgh--4',-ile f117rsfe.--common firm. les Cd
5f,-rcr = ,f-Retined. I'D LINsEED OIL
hq'.. - *a r.. Isl AR--Rsw ceutrifHssssi'
1a sG - ,iso9so is as See shrq 9s,s 5s
- sEEb OIL PgTR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fe-
ftH1i Ci4.--s..,r "a II P3'EtsTT =, Es---5riTlfs,
- rczIr,-Anl-riran strained p's "a
tn- 1.s 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

Srot here quiet 7"t-E1 r5icss 10 points
high=r q u 2ec for rliddllng upland and l.. 45c
for -ni5dllng Gulf Sz-eE, 500 bsiss. Liverpool
cables Spo- active, sales 1900 bales, specua-
ticz ard export. geo; american. 600; in
ports L 600. American. 10000, lniddLlg upland.
Sl4d. Futures opened steady Al . 70 : points
advance Closed quiet 81 5la 10 - points higher.
Fetr1larE. Teb-laTy-6aTch and Aarc1-Ap ril.
I8l6. A-rLl-lEav. 7SS-aZ: MaE-JuDe, 49, I'D;
Jure-J1-s. Esd. July--A gust Isl n. August
Septen7 Der : sod; scp-eulher-October. 1919: Oc-
r.sl,-r-.. o. e.ube-. 6.s6d- o-ernb4r-Decenher,
g. "a; Lecernle7-January and JaHu2Ty-F ebrllry'
C. I'd.
COFFEE-8Iode-ztei~ acti~e. with gales Of
g 5re bags. r-ice- dTrlsr. opening unchanged 70
d rrc.--S a6-zrce and closing 81 net unchanged
= IL points higher TIE hrIansss vas que
largely 70 buying BIZ bulls and Strength in the
fo-e-En markets Hsvre was All franc higher
and Hamburg vas a. pfennig higher. The
PRINCIPAL rea-ur= m tho news was the ctt!c!al
snauuuCenenr II TIE sale II valortLefton coree
IN ne Nev- York market. watch OCCURRED about
q week ago 900 h IS having been disposed
o O. the basis = E-ec for santos =, but the
quality given slightly above Is. the
grade bringing Plus : points. To correct mis-
slateruzr. IL regard TO the quantity OF unsold
,crree q the sac Paulo government holdings il
vas announced that The total amount n New
YORK Eas nov i5S4 f54 bags ana the STOCK ell
rall Europe about : "pNe" begs spot
STEADY CT IRE basis II 1I-1sc for F!o No =
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

80 arg s24 2s@4eo elzi.s- Tisas stssrs
: sass .. l,eifeTz $ 25ass .; Cow 8 SO
= % bu.lz - 5ogs5 80: atocters ana tee1@rs
- -5TS5 y stock hes-e-s. 3 sc 81. fresh cJT s
and sorlrzers st-euE g higher 81 csL.
EEsLS-Rsce3pts, go a~ti-'% ana stea95 +o9
x16 % EIC-zS-T.ecefp=s. $3.50: active alld 100
90 l-s-r9c- Eea~- and 12iEed - oJ1ESs 1h5
7ors@rs ard pigs 81 e5Gse -. = tsT 50 =;
rc-ghs IS c9dS6 90 stag SIzaSt 90 CARES. =
$50 SHEEP ana Ian ES--fls3sl2ts L. 90:
acme lambs - higher La5abs - % . 81 :
s. e--ez S61s5 80 sheep. mixed s. ouES5 a.
Kansas Cit Fsb. 7.-cAT'l'l. E--E2 fscs-rts
G or 5-cuainE @no 5ou-leI.s- lg4-85c E-2 II,
,-roicc e-rorc an dressed beef steers. . ~
s. 20 s-ockerE s>t feeders. $ I3oS, 90 1ou1Le5n
z-ze-s 81 50ss =. co-v=. g f1AeS5. MARIE SIG
s. N Fesle-z Sc 5eqSs5 balls. & I5cso 70.
Ss7-ez SASS HcG>-Reoeipts- n@1. saIec
- -~T * e. hIIk a SAILS s. S5dSs 80
H. 5 55nss 30 ;eaC--s s--5 butchers. s. .
IS ts-r+ IS &5TsS so pigs STas1 90
SEzEEP-Recet7tz. =. co.. j5g7 . l:.g-@r G2-o-
80 7esg.Ls s %. -sr1bs. IS 3oISs 20 .ea-llI2Ss
3 as % rrethers So SOD s. 80. ewes. 81 1885
--s-l---- and FEEDERS. * 5o'zs5 s..
f--fczzo. Fsb. 7-CAT'TIz E-F.soeiPts IS oe2:
So s5~-r- S-ee-s s T5dSS COWS, S. s-yS = =.
[e5re-s = 1895, busiz SASS % cal-es SSgS9s
cet-tz * Geo 1D7-Sc higher Chos-s Aeal =
8 Sass =. butchers. s. 6odSS 70. ESht H2izsas
: ezSSE -. -h-tcc light IS 54l@SS 50. pacing
8 -z6Ss 81 pigs sS9SS Is bulk O seles. 3 Ysjg
3 g STEEEF-FeoHiPEs = - lss-5c &c
S6eer ks0sa So; lszars. s. @1$s 70, -caT-iEga.
C-fnctrns-. FEB T-CAITLE-T'esoetpt5 i go;
g-eaCv = II higher Far 70 5000 z2IpEse-7'
s. s.r57 Sc 80 common. s. 25gS+ = HCfIe-ERe-
csspts Is Etro1g. l0c EgeE sl r. as
-F.sceipss 51g. e,rcre. 1886 N Lambs. s'sohe'
81 IsTss SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

LS e. zen f.-Consols closed i hlghor
= 1.tno LOT money and s. FOR aCcol lt :
Si-ea was = lower at f1o, Caradia = =
!. lower at 49, Grand 'uiiN
Money was abundant and easy and dis
count rates were weaker The Bank Of
EISiahc and the Continent shared INC
t5slS1 new gold svaila ole
Nn 10" STOCK tsSchanEe the mining car } :
az occupied The attention Of traders. bul
- NoLtS OF lile market was good ana tLIt.
were az Nahces ia several directions. Cll1-
edged securities were helped by cheap
inoneN. nome rails for investment bug IN
ana the favorable Board of Trade return
foT 1ahlar.., and the Continent bought ioi =
eIgn shares and kaf4irs lightly
nc issue OF Brazilian and bulgarian
leans had no effect.
American securities orened irregular and
then declined On the poor New York bank
statement and Wall Street and Amsterdam
selLIiS ne New York opening, NNea re-
celNed here. caused pronounced weakness,
and prices generally dropped > points. \
slight rally followed, but the closing tone
Of the market was weak
Call money in London. 1i4d12. per cent;
cpen market discount rate for short bills.
- Per cent, long bills. 2la PEI cent; Berlin
discount rate - Per cent: Paris discount
rate, rs per cent: Paris exchange on Lon
don. - francs IS confines: Berlin exchange
on London. - marks IS pfeunigS. Bar gold,
IS 2d. American eagles. 76s ID.
Paris. Feb. Three per cent rentes. ~
centlmes higher. at % francs. Frices on
the Bourse we're firm.
Berlin Feb Prizes were firm on the
Boerse to-day American securities were
higher. in sympathy with the advance in
New York on Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

SUPREME; COURT COUNTY OF NEW IOFss-
The Estates Settlement Company. SlAanrfr1s
pany et al Defendants n pursuance Ct q S-1-'
msnt Of foreclosure ard sale. duly made and en-
tered IN the above-sntitlsd acrlOn and bea-ihx
date the I4lh day OF January. 1910, !. ne unas.,
sigue6. The Refsres II said Judgment named WI
eel aabliC auction. AZ TIE ENcrange Sa-c--
room. Nos Ills vesey =. II ths Borough C
Februa-y- 1910, p o'clock nom or that csss
BY Samuel Marx. Aucucreer. the premises .
rected oy said Judgment % b sid an rhs1s-a
described follows Al thai certain LOT, pes
c. parcel cf land situate King and being n Is
in ne county and state q CIV IcrS 49, -
lot Number % q Block "a OF Nap o. -
n the 23ri Ward Of TIE Clty Ct New 4orA.
ing part Of the Fox EslSte- made D. I1nsn >
Camp. and others. Commissioners OF Parcitiors
on June = 1873. which lot IS ooandea ana -
scrfbed as follows Beginning al a Po:rt on IS
S1utkeriy side Of Home street distant Two HUE
Grad and ffty-tw5 ard 9a-f0o t153- or feet sas--
s-lv from The corner formed BY TIE Intersection
or the easJ@riy side OF SJebbiuS avenue ana ms
said soiIt1e-Iv SIDE Of Hone street, running
thence SOutherly. along the westerly Inc o. sai1
lot number 90. Forry-tv1 and 61-loo t4-ol aee-
70 The loFtheasterly line q Ior number = on
easJerly line u said l0r number - Severry-nss
and 33-fO0 (7S 23} feet 70 The northwesrerly sos
q Intervale Aver1s, thence [o-t1easterly aloils
TIE Nort1wes-eEly sldS ot til-er.@-e 1ANrt-JI-'
Twenty-Five C25) feet EthsnCe North7 ssteTtS.
along the NnrIhsaslsrly line OF said Tor NJ. So
Sixry-five and l2-iO0 t6S - feet 70 Al angie n
said lot, thence sriy along the ess-e-ly Ens
o. No. SO. TE.rry-tyo and 0I-lUO t5-9l reg
70 TIE soutneriy side OF Home Street. and thsncs
street Twenty-Five t2s) feet . the peint or pas
dated New York Jan1sry 1sth. 1910
SIDNEY BERNSTEIN.
rARRINGroN 4 PIERCE. Refers
Attsrnsys for Plaintlz
Borough q Manhattan New York City
The following 3 . diagram q The property "a
be sold It's street No IS unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
sURRoGATEs NOTICES.

DRUChER SARAH NOTICE IS HEREBY
given that the undersigned intends % apply
20 one 81 the Surrogates or View York County
fer letters of administration on the estate OF
Sarah DrucAer. late OF the Borough or Man
York under and IN pursuance OF The proyt-
sions OF section 2664 OF the Code OF civil Pro-
rsdure ard 10 have the penalty OF his bond
as such admiuisfrator limited as provided il
sstA section OF the Code OF Civil Procedure: .
ara ali creditors having claims against The
estate Of said dscedent are hereby notified
ard required 70 present their claims TO enc
% the sslrrroeares OF New York Comfy AZ his
once Ia the Hall OF Records n The Borough
OF Manhattan CITY County and STATE OF New
York on or before th7 5th CAY OF March. 1910
psret Ne-x YORK January 81 1910
GEORGE y. pRUCkER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

r. apD-oxiu1sts amount C tas len "a
charge. 70 satisfy which The soors tescrtoe6
k-r4-e5 zfxrv-two sud Go-i00 dollars 81
T62 09-f0CD. with interest thereon TON tas 1877
day of January. 1910. together Win costs am
eT1o--sr-z sr7oIlnrirg 70 1878 $500 with in
re-esr from January 18Th. 1910. together win
the expenses OF the sale The zPprc1trr a .
a. Of The taxes assessments and TaGS~
rates OF other liens. which are 70 os aIiow=x
TO the purchaser OUT OF the purchase ncnsys
or maid bv the referee. IS $3.50 90 ard tr-sresT.
Said premises will be sold subject 70 a pro-
H~s+ mort gazs OF $50 Geo. with accrued inter
as- thereon at 5--T per annurr. and ssConz
mortgage OF SI6.5O0 and accrued 1nt4rsss
thereon az So per annuT1- Subject also n
party walls ard ordinary covenants aSat7sS
nuiSances. II any
Dated View York lamar 18Th. 1919
WILLIAM ALLEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
winter: Csus1aT sch:nit1. Christopher r. Braua-
gan: Mary Branagan. his wife. the said name
said Defendant Mary Brauagan being unknown
70 plainrif. plaintiff intending thereby to aesig-
Claude I. Taylor. Pierre Gallo James Togna.:
Mar, Monroe; tTeorGi Rubino. Harry Smith; the
York: John Doe ami Richard Roe said names
John Doe and Richard Roe being fictitious. the
true names OF said defendants being unknown to
rIainrif plaintiff intending thereby :" designate
Occupants or tenants of the nlortgaged premises
To the above named Defendants: You are
hereby summoned to answer the complaint m
upon the PLAINTIFFS attorneys within twenty
days after the service OF this summons. ex-
failure TO appear OF answer. Judgment will be
taken against you by default Tor the relief de-
r4 bstSd y S6 5ns fDerP 4 Iaoa
MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFORD. Plain
rifT's Attorneys. Office and Post Office address
No 50 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New
To CHRISTOPHER r Branagan and Mary Brsna-
gan his wife the said name Mary ueinz
Scti,ious the true first name OF said Defendant
niaintIff intending thereby 70 designate the wife
az said Christopher F. Brana gan. above narned
MON Won b. publication. pursuant 10 an order
81 Honorable Edward 3 Amend Of tHe Jus
YORK dated the 3rd day OF January. 1919 ana
fled herein with the complaint in the o1ice Of
County court House. Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY OF New York
Dated. New York; January sTd; 1910
MILLER KIN-i. LANE * TRAFFoED, At
foTnpys for Plaintiff ONCE and Post Office i'd
dress 50 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan,
New York Cit.
X Y. SUPREME CoURT.--TRiAL DESIRED
in New York County.-Wihiam Plant plaintiff.
against sIannAh Plant. defendant luminous.
Action for divorce--To the above named cefe11-
ant. You hereby suTsmoned TO answer the
complaint in this action and To serve copy OF
YOUR answer on the plaintiffs attorney within
fvrenty DAYS after the service OF this summons.
exclusive az the cay OF service. and IN case -
YOUR failure to appear. answer Judgment will
he taken against You by default for the retSf
demanded in the complaint
Dated. December II. teosi.
BRUCE r. DUNCAN. Attorney for Piafntin.
Street Brooklyn. n Y
To Hannah Plant. the above named defendant.
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by
publication, pursuant 10 an oTdsr OF Hon. Edward
= amend ore Of the Justices Of the Supreme
Court ~ the State CT New York. DAT al January
l. iale and fled with tire complaint IN the Of
roe of the clerk Of the County ~ New York, at
m. County Court Hous= IN said county. thu
state ef New York. on the l7th day ef January.
1910 Yours &
BPUCF DLNCAN Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cr1ace and Posroeics Address. lS9 Aontasse
Street. BrccAlLn. -. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

FIGPR AND NEAL-Flour quiet and
80 s.: Tiater stEsishrs. 50 $3.50 %: Tlilter
parents. 3 50aS6i spring Gears. - .t'1$4 90
- 5Gass *. Kansas straights. $685. - BCCh-
y-E7F-sTr 7,IyOT- R-4Quiat Bulk, s2aS2 % Pc 100
II BrCkEHEAT-No-ni.I,s RE ,d FLol -
fancT. 81 451s4 50 CORNAI1AL-kiin drie1.
s. ~ BAG MEAL--tln White enq Se5toT'
80 nd r;tv easv \ eezer1 spring. S26Gse6 20
Standard -gfdglirg s1sTS25 %. -Four co. sd 50g
CO. saeI-s adding s27d&5o 50, red dog.
81 -. lon In chop 81 % bulk. so 80 SACKS;
otIulesI. S57 nominal
nuence4 - ths hrm hog situation ana bu5-ing
credited 70 packing Interests PotShe--t I'm
asted Msys - 49, 4 FFr IS Si29Sia %:
fz1aia.. SO sogs1l peckes. SO 5og$l4 extra
z34ases PRESSED H1GS--FirIn; bseol.s
re- 1-o =. l14r: 16e y I1lzc: $40 H.
IL; =, 81 ~ sT.6fing isc. 10 y. Iei7e; - 70
r., II n i2i4c- Picked hams firm. IL q
Il Tsilog quiet city. sac: counlTy 6,saI,
fA7era-FIr1s. middle Western l. 41Hi2'';'c
cite 21zTI@sEei refined SCUM AinsIlcal
r+5-Jnd qaIet as FD7sc. sT2ARIHE-Quiet; oieo
ID ~. ,,,@ -@I1 dun and unchanged. with
enc rrspT,,afed quoted ,.Ic net less per cent
cash The London market for peet sugar Vas
s.9t1,5 higher with February ana March 3't
"a. Ma lis sd Raw here dull and nonlinaIy
unchanged. - - ,,.,l,.-.,
III ~ ~ II >[a-cP 7ER-s,andard dun spot
ana fiItrrzs closing at 13a IL zoe LONDON closed
80 .-,t sr4 - 81. futures, tts1 o Lake here.
=. e,1 a 4. 7c- eectroly7ic. 15.35di3.Joe; cast
ne II f2ia 10 H.. 3Tlzc. TI>-Dul. spot, 3. 4j1
~ "a E;el,r-iary s2371 a5@ IL 52c March. April
- MAJ - 4dq32 SOC. London easy. but high
a. a. 90 ffz7 lGz. futures flf2 - Sd LEAD
-, 1fs,c+ ! ,;7s y 7.'d Sew York. 4 Joq4 sc
Fast - Louis London unci, aes =, at rs = I'd
ise5l-T Tr-75 veal ruut. 39a96. lac New York.
80 a. e.. Fast =, Louis London unchanged
a. ~ b IRON- English market higher.
III ~ f9unsrv Northern SIS 300 Sip No
xia nz5sfe - 10 ! Southern ana 10
=5utl.ern soft SIS scEsia Flg ifnn certin-afes
s99IsssEs AND sEBu Fs--5leady 70 urn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

TIE approximate amount OF the lien o. charxN
= satisfy which the above described property q
70 De sold. IS 81 90 .53. with interest thereon
from tns Sth day OF January. 1910. JOgeth err with
costs ard allowance amounting TO Sis9 Sc. VITA
Interest from January Il. 1915. togsfher with ana
expenses or TIE sale The approximate amount
or the taxes. assessments and water rates or
ether hens which be allowed 70 he mn
chaser cut cf lhs purchase money. or paid by e.
Referee, IS SOS a. and interest The prernisrs
VIII Be sold subject 70 a prior mortgage fOr sI0 :
10 and Interest az per cent
DaIed New York January 1sth. 1910
]. SIpNEI BERNSTEIN.
Ae-sraA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
GREAT SOUTHERN

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
<th week in Ian. sI42SSo SOS. 9a0 slc3, aa2
Jaly l-Jaa. ST.. 1891 SIS c.lc1.a0 s2.562
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PAC.
- l H I. ln;5s E2t1 SsI ss s %. .@
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE
5 fs 25a N 5 si aasSs$s Si5sas5 *55
CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO
4,h week IN jan $50 % $50 sea
CENTRAL. OF GEORGIA
4a i-a si ssss soc s g9s 90 SEQ 80
GRAND Trunk.
- ;e II 5n s5 Ss - s 50 2os Is .s
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
Jaiv Ian, 81. So55SsSs 3. zSa5 27.S6l, o95
3TT,|,--. ST PAIL < sAULT STE MARIE.
n s .5 !a 1855. s5ssSs 1. ssss5 s.29 81 81
MOBILE & OHIO
a:: p 81 5s Sc Is ;ss g
SOUTHERN.
~ -ess IN jan s. 4f2 $50 81 OPS tx z127f aga
July I-Tza- 81 3 S5s.s44 50615. I02 s. 6c7.1T0
TOLEDO, PEORIA & wEsTER:s
a. 4 EEK in s~H *sslss s $50 ~ SO a as
TUIN CITY RAFID TRANSIT
- ie n Jan s5ssss: s 3ss s ss35s:
GREAT NORTHERN
2 73E :: Ia $ 999aas & s25 s.9-7 15S
MISSOURI. KANSAS 4 TEXAS
lIonth Of Jan STILES s. oog.2ls Sl-7a5 Ss5
BANGOR & sR0CSTOCK-
.r a2H' e. s2co So sc15s71 500. a4o
tt---- CzrC1Ees- la3-H5f ia. 30 lie--1+
1e- earnings. $4,000 Ss0.sgs s@z.Z1s
Cos. es-7.S1zE g 1850 Sl5asasa s.. 1875
opcr. expense s64.e24 a2S-515 le5o--l5
c-et es-alngz- ss51-e=s S46e.9g7 S44e.e55
PACIFIC COAST CcMPANT-
=- -sa-i eaSalaes sos eco s4ss7as ss9S $50
Expense ------ Si5-lAe 4l2.'y@ 2fse-'
,-et earnings. so -.eo ssa. 900 SOS o4s
cross s. -es-ingz- <4a787a7 $3.50 sos 8 90
F---rarsas -. G,-;,a0. g9T :. ssz.a79 &,55o.-1l
,-.. ss-ninz=. se56.7oo So. $50 S745 .gsS
CHICAGO. I.-DIA,zaFoLIs 4 LOUISVILLE
Month Of Dec fena lHoS In.-sass
cross earnings s4s2- las SsI29Is so, iI9
Ezp and 7z1ss- Sl5.6S6 5c1.644 l"'lae
Nes ..-.-.-.. sI46 s65 SIas,Ez5 81" go
ero :. s5T9iaEs ssoss SIS s2s Sc g
Ezr. and tezes- 1885, 81 i 6',4s' 90 -
<rt earnings. SI.I65.e62 $500 55s So. 703
WABASH
cross earnings sc-2z5.sZ7 s., I2a, 81 Fs955l
7-----e-v-r .-.- .6z3 15+SiS its-9l+
,yet e.-ntaes se52-2os sssl.I@s s1l.oss
--,~s lz-rs7zs S14 asn T4s SIC. s5a.l6G S1.5715e4
T----srsee 80. 9pss. as e.I74S6+ tI1-1iz
-. ea--.-zz.. ss.oz2-7 as s41s4als SOS. $50
aELABA--A TENNESSEE 4 NORTHERN
50 es--.-- SSasS ESIS4 g a=s
-re- earnings. --sFa -2s5 Ina
- ----~S--s - .sn 81 er1 8 80
- Jennings = Ins 1859 81
TcNREGBEE TALLEI-
<-rn-h Ct Dec
Cross esgG.1gE So Ss.sle 80
Ne earnings -.5t" -'i2' -
-: = . .LrS-- 81 30 So ~ 2ara
Nser earnings l2s- tdeF- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
SANAI. srnREsSn

NAVAL sroREs-spirftx t.,-..,.,,o ern7
md unchanged Tar held steadx win rosln
firTni~ held 4'' '''~'1
olLs-l.inseed oil unchanged Refined
petroleum In steady demand at rss.--+ -;1,ss
toiIoeHEhD oft>--eteadisr and / to u
points higher safes, 5,4eo bbis Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

ame-ican and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
erresses etc. 70 Colleges. Schools and Families
Apply to Mrs II. J. YOUNG-FULTON
% Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
FORECLOSURE SALES.
RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
-Nevelson-C=oldoerg Realty Company plain
til. against CorneIta K Averin 81 a.. do
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF forsclos1rs
and sale. duly made and entered n the abo-s
entitled action. and bearing DATA the 1871 day
cree in said Judgment named. VIII sell ss
public auction the exchanges SalssrOo1,l-
Manhattan, City Of New York. On TIE uth dsy
OF February. 1910. at - o'clock coo1 On thas
day, by Samuel Marx zUctloueer- the pre7--
ises directed By said Judgment 70 Be sold. and
therein described as fouows-
All that Certain lot, piece OF parcel q land.
with the buildings and improvements the-eo1
oush OF The Bronx city II New York, Csun.v
and STATE OF New York. known and described
as lot No 215 on 2 certain map entitled Map
OF Central Morrtsants, being part Of the Bath
a7ia- Town OF West Farms. County OF Ees--
chester. New York made By Andrew Find
fled in the clerks oEce Of Westchsste- Co
which said LOT IS according 70 said map bound
ed and described as follows EasEsrly N Ironr
By the westerly line OF Fo-dham ATenae1
map: norther1T On one side BY lot No =1S On
said map: and sOULhsTlE On the other side 81
so feet. more or less. n front. and 90 feet
more OF less, IN the rear, and depth on the
northerlv side OF I2S feet 5 inches and $50
feet g inches On the sOUIhzrly side TogsEbar
with A strip OF land SIX inches. more less
in width. lying n front or the premises a5ors
described and included between the cid vest
westerly line OF North Third Avenue. and
which strip IS bounded On the north and south
by proIOaga-tons OF the northeTly and south
srIy lines CT the Tot first above described Ths
premises above described being known by tho
street numbers 400I-400S Third Avenue
Dated New York. JacL1ary Ista l9lo-
EDWARD 4 BROWN.
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cutcAco GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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" Fhc oTHER GAS sEcuEfTlEs
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

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COBALT STOCKS.

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BOSTON Stocks.


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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. February :. 1910.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
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EnNARD = BROWN

Attorney FOR Plaintiff
No. 10 Broadway Borough e Manhattan
NsR York City
The following IS 4 diagram q ths properf
70 be sold: irs street numbers are 4eJ1 an
4Ge3 Third AvsuEs-
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Swimming
swimming INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

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3Is WEST 57TH ST.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-27
MARKET EXHIBITS
STRONG RECOVERY
Stocks Show Upward Trend as
Northwest Corn Is Re-
ported Safe
TRADING is IN MARROW RANGE
Bank CIearings In Aggregate Fall
20 Per Cent Under
Last Year
TRADING is IN NARROW RANGE
ASSOCIATED Press)

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-On the small
lest oYerturn in business this week,
todays stock market made a general
recovery from the declines of yester-
day when rumors of frost in the north
west precipitated q general selling
movement. These rumors were dis
PEELED today and the decline in corn
options resulted in a strong recovery
The character of the trading, how
ever, together with its more than ordl-
nary narrow range, render serious dis
cussion unnecessary.
Business during the noon hour
amounted to about $4,000 shares. The
influential interests continued their pol
icy of inactivity and the manipulation
for the rise in certain stocks was so OBJ
Vious as to work its own defeat.
Americans rallied in the London
market and there was later buying
here. Foreign exchange here ruled cas-
ier.
Indications point to a small cash gain
for the week by the banks in their
operations with the subtreasury, but
inasmuch as many direct shipments OF
currency have been made to interior
points and Canada, the supposed gain
may readily be turned into a loss.
Bank clearings in the aggregate all
over the country show a continued
shrinkage, the loss for the week be-
ing over 20 per cent, compared with
last year. The reduced volume of
clearings is again chiefly due to the
marked falling off in this city, while
Chicago. Pittsburg, Cleveland, Balti-
more Kansas City and San Francisco
all report increases.
The bond market was steady, total
sales, par value, $763,0O0.