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New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec. 1-CATTLE- Receipts GOO
strong. hcovcs - jHNS9 10; Texas steers - wy
s36x5 n. cows ami heifers 81 goTS5 40. calves,
81 I0dSs - HOGS Receipts, 1000: lair' ~
tive mostly i9c istcr than Nf3n'sG' S o,,, g., N,
heavy. s. a50SG ~. rou-r. 81 95a<G -: good To- 4"
choice heavy S6 l'asd ~ rgs ~ 50 '. e ,i o66
steadv 10 10, higher: native. - 5oaSl: Western,
s. 1894. yoarlues, Sl0S5 30 native lambs Sf'
Kansas , GTft Be-. CATTIE -Hcreiprs. o..
coo including 800 S0uthems: steers al'aaF' COW.
steady o. 10 higher. dressed beer and eNpoi
western steers 81 50aSG 30, slockcrs ana ICED
crs. 50 i'pS5 70: Souihe.n SO - ~, 1,liti il =
81: bulls. - 25aSi -; calves. s. 5oq$7 Ho1s
Receipts 5000. steady 10 lnc hflc.. hliH oi
pigs NaS5 x sHEEP- Reeepts. 1000; suGne
lo loe higher mul,ons 1856 yearl,snsz- = :, '2 .o
s,ocbcrs and feeders S20SI
cincinnati nec i.-CATTLE Receipts. l.GoG,
fairy steady at "Wednesday price, leee[[S% - 9. p.
ilves strong 10 25c higher; Sass -. HOGS
Receipts. 65lg, active and strong ac hishm.
packers. s. 156 81 %. stags $3.50 -. - o
sHFfr$ sn: $fsS Receipts Sf i7d strong % 81 Sa}s ia
Fast Easf Rnffslo. bee. 1-CArTLE Receipts.
100. steady VrALA-Rccepts. 300. active ana
fairly active and "a 10 higher; mi$s T. J. ~ . % m
So -: workers. So 1oU So so. rouehs, s. t"n - W.
Aries. So lUHSG 20. SHEEP AND 10 MIS- H'
GENTS 600. active. sheep. lWt2Jc f!rn'I'
lsnb4 -5Or bieher: lambs s. 5o4$64o. ycaflinss.
81 2sdss 80. wethcTs SO 7j0Si; ewes, o5o$S 90
sheep. mixed 81 5pNS3 20.
pitteburgh Dec I-CATTLE supply light.
steady. choice. 81 5OG&7 50. prime. 81 l5dS5 -,
veal calves SSd$s 30. SHEEP supply fair;
steady. prime wethers. 50 %0d23 -. culls ana
common S1aE2: lambs s. 50TS3 -. HOGS
Rece.rts., 40 double decks. lower. prime heaEies
90 5GaS6 81. mediums. SO 3od$6 80. heavy York
ers s. 2IqS8 81. light Workers, s. 904SG. pigs.
S. 50QS5 u: roughs - 50aSG
by Telegraph 10 The Trhunel
81 Louis, Itc. l.-CATTLE-Beceipts ?, 80,
light offerings sell rcadiI" az steady prices,
steers SiHS5 y; heifcls. - l04s6 =: co%S - 81
( Receipts. g77i, fairly active and 5c higher
choice So $3.50 52ls; bulk n sales t6 iudSt 4o'
packers 81 75HS6 30. best hgats, - 1jdS6; faif.
i5Gs5 g.. best pigs Is 15US5 p, little pigs $44
s. Gj SHEEP Receipts. 2339; fairly ncilAr
S4 -: sheen s. l54si 20: common. 81 Sj4S2 -.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

13Ec. casting, 129s al27c. TIN-Firm but
quiet. spot ij.150 id.Ijc: December ijN i6c !.
January 4t150 45.73c; February i3.50q
44.i0c, March, 42504 lic. London easy; spot,
t2Ol. futpces flSa LEAD-Easy; 4.40d
500 New York. 427 y a t31c East 81 Louis.
London 40 los Sales 500. 600 M spot East
81 Louis az t30c. and $4,000 lb December at
43Jc. pEITER--Nomiual. G.700 G.90c New
York; 500 1G.o0C East ST Louis. London, ~.
1RON-Cl, ,clund warrants. ass 1'sd in Lon
don. Locally steady No I foundry Northern.
S15GSl5 -. No .. SlI 75GSi5. 40 I southern
and No ! southern soft, Sl50SlS 80.
MOL ASSES AND sYRuPs-steady and un-
changed.
oILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pciro-
leum steady
kiCE-Stcady 20 firm.
SUGAR RcGned inactive and unchanged
ire gr5nulItcd. &c net. less per cent cash.
on sale o. "a cargo of Louisiana sugar
landed h"r at 49ic the local market for raw
Nlf Tower; spot prices. ioic for centrifugal
ad test. 4i4c for 50 test muscONado. and i.l9r
for 50 test molasSes sugar. In London beet
SuG1r was 3 ~ I'D lower than on Wednesday,
bccemhor los Sad. January les Aisd; May.
lis 1i.G. Willett q G'ay; Total stock OF
Europe ana America. i.20o,G67 tons against
l,t'hNI2 last year az the same uneven dates
Tho decrease OF stock Is 800, - tons, against
decrease Of j1o..j7 last week. Total stocks
ana aloats together show a visible supply %
l."iHG6l IONS, against ! sol So last year. or
O. decrease Ot 80 fN1 "
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec. WHEAT-spo steady;
No Manitoba. q lOlzd, so g. Is 7iad.
futures arm. Dccemhcr. Is 2tsd. March. IS
2'sd; May: . I'd C0hE- quiet: AIne+-
Na.d. February. 5s Z 7ttd. FLOUR Winter pat
.uts 21s Cd. HOPS I'm London DPa"idc Coasl,
ffIqfI2 BEEF-EXtra India mess SIS gd.
PORK-Prlmc mess. western 93s gd HAMS
short cut 53s BACON cumherlaud cut
tCs gd snort rib j1a co. clear bellies 5Os I'D
long clear middlcs. light. jls sd heavy. 5ls:
short clear backs. as. SHOULDERS square,
fgs LARD Prime western. Uerces. 48s 81
American refined. pals. tIs gd. R1-TTER-
Good United states ll2s CHEESE. Canadian
prime CITY. SIS 90. EHTINE-Spi
35s ID ROsIN- common. 15sc PETROLEUM
Refined. esd IINSEED on. ;Ns 80. COT
TONSEED OI1l-Hull refined spot PCS GO.
TALLOW- Australian in London @2s I'd
London Dec RAW SIGAR-Centrifucal,
lGs 8d. muscovado rs BEET SrGAR-Dc-
cembcr les $';G IlNSEEPCalcn;ta il .a APr,
or f2t los PETROLEUM American re-
fined 54d; spirits. G%d TIRrENTINE
Spirits 35a 0l. ROSIN-American strained.
f. al
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London. pee. 1.-The offerings at the wool
auction to-day amounted 10 l2Ji7 bales in-
cIuding a large supply Of mcrInos. Home and
Continental buyers bought freely. especially 81
faulty. scOurcds. at fal prices Crosshreds
were firm ana Americans bought hnc mtdium
GRADES Sales: New South wales, 500 bales;
secured. IOied Us lolad, greasy. Gild Is 81.
Queensland. 800 bales. secured, rs lzdH2s,
greasy S1ldUls Victoria. 1900 bales,
occurred 1n2s: greasy "a ats I'D. South
Australia. 100 bales, greasy loI l0i4d. West
Australia. 800 bales. greasy, GdH Is ID. Tas-
mania. 100 bales; greasy, G'vd0 Is. NcW Iea-
land 300 bales, occurred. Is lRdN1s So
greasy. GL G11d. Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal 300 bales. secured. 1I'ad41s Cd.
greasy o. aszd. Falkland Islands 200 bales.
greasy. . q "a gI4d.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
s55O,OOO FOR PLUMBERS
Jury's Verdict Releases Money Long
Tied Up By the CITY.

By the verdict Of a jury In the Supreme
Court yesterday q fund Of $4,000 which
has bcen held by the city Chamberlain
since the administration OF Mayor Gllroy
prior TO 1898, viii now be distributed 10 a
number Of plumbers who are entitled to the
money.
Tho case was that Of Joseph W. COoucy,
Ii plumber, who sued the city for S2i0 OF
that fund. Prior 10 lS3S the city required
plumber who made sewer pipe on water
pIrr connection win "a mouse 10 deposit
Win the CITY 81 30 for every square yard of
.payrmrnt torn up, the money 10 bc used
for the rcpaViug. The actual cost Of re-
bIacinC the pavement WAS s. 80 square
,aTd but for some reason the city did not
rrturn to the plumbers the cNcces deposit
The verdict given in favor of tooncy rep
resented he excess money that he de-
pg sited and releases the whole fund held
iv th. Chn r1hsrl1in.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Dec. THE Commercial Bulletin
viii say NJ the wool markc, tomorrow:
There has beer fair amount of wool de-
IEycred 10 ,hs Boston wosl market during tlo
last week. demand heinr especially keen for
woods ~ The quarter blood grade. ohio fine
o,Iainc has sold this week at Sic Tor washed.
IS hlIc LuWoshcG has remained at unchanged
prices. F1ener interest ls being displayed bon
tho foreign primary markets by American buy
crs. ana prices on crossbrcds foo particular are
decidedly stronger. the shipments Of wool
from Boston January ] 90 November 20 in-
elusive wcr. 1876 l3N G2G pounds, against gOu.-
ggi97l pounds for The same period last year.
The receipts from January ] 90 November -
inclusive. were 2Sl oUl, ,1JS pounds. against
25G si2,2sS pounds for the same period last
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

PROVISIONS Steady oari,. owing o. an adj
NaHc6 Of points iu tlc uog market. bst late
iH me 4ly values declined. PORK-FIm.
ITrFs. $iT l5QSis 25, family $50 30 ~ 81 short
c'far 81 - $40 BEEF STEADY moss.
81 5oVSia: family. $i4H< 80. packet Sl@4
~ i0-cGtLi India mess, so 50mS2I BEEF
hams llet. S29H &3l DRESSED HOGS
Ftrn. ta'0Es. s Nc; $50 %. bisc. 100 Do. $3.50;
" ~, w Sc p.ss. $50 CUT heats
= 10. Toe Titaed hams quict: 1fz 4Iil.c.
lNLLQH city &C. country 81 ~
p4 LAkn-Erfv. Middle West. 92pH $500.
city Lard barely steady. alt9i<c. refined South
rMrHca. l1jJo, Continent. 3Ioo. BlazL
h,gs ll5nc; compound easy. 7W7 &c. FTEA-
~ AINI.-StedoF. olD1. Dizo. city lard. lObi no &c.
NAVAL STORES Spirits tIrpcn.inc firm ar
iat close and higher Ros.u Lrmcr Tar
s,t 4dy IJEPENTINE-sp Spirits, machine bbis
-yc TAR. s1". ROSIN-Coumou 10 good
s,falleG, Goo. D. G.JOc j.. GGJc; E GG5c,
j, C7oc; g. G15c. H aud J. GS5c. *. G95c:
q, "loe. IS. 2 2Cc vs. g. 1.s5c. and w Vs.
tOfIONSEFD OII-uaetiyc. with small
80 enahEes but tone steady and prices at thn
~ wee ] 10 points Het higher Local con
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

morning: BE Not Confounded. but trans
formed
Fourth Presbyterian. evening: Mauhoer
Cantata. Song OF Thanksgiving.
Mrs Mary Etheridge Chapin VIII speaA
at the Berkeley Theatre tomorrow at'er-
noon on I'VE Haven't Time" Other SUD
jects for December are Prosperity Ut
canize Your Life" Motives a Christmas
Challenge" and "a New Earth MIS-
Chaplin gave a reception TO the members
of her New York audience at her studlo on
Tuesday evening ~ the next recepiio"'
on December II. the guest OF honor VIII pe
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, who is well known as
expressing in her writings the same spirt
os EXPRESSED I'm the Berkeley Theatre sun
dav afternoon services. Other gatherings
of this kind will he held through tho season
10 bring together those who are furtherihs
the philosophy Of optimism.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

At the Harlem Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening there will he memorial
service for Mrs. Annie l.. Mattison, which
will be addressed by the Rev Dr. James II.
Hoadley. the Rev. Or. Daniel Russell and
the Rev. DR.. John Lyon Caughey.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

Bible Sunday will be generally observed
throughout the city tomorrow. In addition
10 the special sermons on the value Of the
Scripture. to be heard from the various
pulpits Of all denominations, the New
York Bible Society will celebrate it's l02d
anniversary by appropriate exercises I'm the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church The
service is appointed for o'clock In the
afternoon. The anniversary address will
ne made by the Rev. DR.. John Henry
JOWctt.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

At the Peoples Forum meeting. which
takes place at the Church Of the Ascen-
sion every Sunday evening, Professor Henry
r. Seager of Columbia University and vice
president of the Wainwright commission
will speak on Industrial Accidents and the
Need Of a Compensation Amendment to the
New York Constitution
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

GRAIN -WHEAT-Deiycrics OF about a
million bushels OF wheat on December CON
tracts nad "a depressing influence on piil.s,
nearly .o"o n" WaINe' rallied ana '.osea
rim 3' an advance "l 2C, f"It.sn . nl" >
more lulhS1, pll'e> mems NtEhtI t.la" li
'0. Ihh'H'rp HE reports o., alii..i', ~ D. :.- '
from AtE, rtla ana ON " btoonnail , tS'il,.o i,
u.acn. Oh" Woild.s cion al ''.lt>.U'V.o'V nuSL-
tIs compared with @.'u2,uunouu last year.
Northwestern markets were easier eailE. on
liberal Northwestern fctr pts, pui oeN,!" "!'.u
frmncss late Export sales, loads or low
crade Manitobas ct outpolts. No . red hoic.
"S fec elcydi0r export Dr. SIS. and 'h.2 ID
gtoHt- No . Northern buluih 81 l--e ~
rfnat. tORN-FIm. closing az 9 80 au-
Vance. lt Us estimated that about hai %
million bushels have been sold Tor export Tor
the I'm ted KINGDOM hy the way of Gulf ports,
und Nbiic liverpool is willing Go cancel some
. 81 the contracts. shippers have engaged freight
and wiu r.vc 10 ship the corn. as they cannot
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

basket c59s5c. SQUASH. Hubbald bbl, I5c;
marrow 50d75c: Florida. white box. S20S2 50'
basket. 81 5Oa$2 TURNlPs rutaoag1' hbl. Wc
dSI. white. bhl T5cGSi: TOMATOES, Flerida'
carrier SoMs3. cuban. 75c0S2. nearby. box. 2ac
Gs1. california 50c@S1 25. WArERcREsS, 100
| bun.boe -OMSo
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

JonN W aIdIUdhtI, IkOIeft tluCtt ana
other prominent business men have written
answers TO series Of questions as to
whether man can succeed and be abso-
lutely honest The letters will be used at
the Happy Sunday Evening Service. at
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor-
row.
At Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow the
Rev. Or. w w. White, president of the
Bible Teachers Training School. one of the
ablest Biblical scholars of our time. will
deliver discourse at II o'clock on The
Present Crisis in the Holy War" I'm which
he will give the results Of his observations
during a recent comprehensive journey in
Eastern lands.
The Rev DR.. Polemus II. Swift, Of Bal
timore. the well known evangelist, will con
duct a week Of Gospel praise services be-
ginning Tomorrow at the Union Methodist
Episcopal Church.
The Manhattan Gospel Hall. which has
lust moved into an entire building at No
1l9 Manhattan street, VIII celebrate its sec
ond anniversary tomorrow night at 3
o'clock. 1t is one Of the four Gospel halls
under the auspices OF the National Bible
Institute. The address tomorrow night
will be made by Don q. shelton president
Of the National Bible Institute.
At the Lenox Avenue Collegiate Reformed
Church tomorrow the sacrament Of the
Lords supper will be administered and
new members received. In the evening a
L..
will render GOunod's "Gallia."
\ iridium, on three days religious exer-
cises, for the Society OF St Vincent de
Paul, conducted by the Rev. Joseph A. Mul-
ry, 5 j.. rector Of 81. Peters College. Jersey
city, will be giyen on December 3. and Z
in St Patricks Cathedral.
A. S. Crapsey, OF the Brotherhood House
Rochester will deliver the address at Car
negie Hall tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock
before the Free Synagogue, speaking on
The Social War in the Modern World. -
The address Will deal. among other things
with the Wostmoreland strike. DR.. Crap
sey's observations being based upon per-
sonal visit and study OF Wes;moreland In
dustrial conditions.
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
feature Of the Sunday morning service
tomorrow viii be the reception of mem
bers ana the observance Of Holy Com
munion. Dr. Goodell VIII preach
Tomorrow evening the Rev. Charles A.
! Brown. grand chaplain Of the Grand Lodge
I
Of New York, viii preach a sermon TO
/ Free Masons under the auspices Of Hill
side Lodge r. and A. NJ, IN St Mat
/ hcw's Church Brooklyn Manor. Wood
/ haven.
A meeting Il popular interest viii be held
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

john Wanamaker. Robert Cluctt and
other prominent business men have written
answers to series Of questions as to
whether a man can succeed and be abso-
lutely honest The letters will be used at
the Happy Sunday Evening Service. at
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor-
row.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
EXPORTS.

,rt.,,- t,,st isqCrG Bacon. h.......l, ,lil.,gp
meat. Il,1'''' --- Ifgrls n 1000
l.dN' .Js-''.' ib land u, ..... . $40. 800
Flour. sacks. l"ntt ,le''i"'', ''''''' ~, I'M
Feed. D.. luU-v Ii.asr' D. ' % 500
Grass sd. bags l,!'o liulicr p 'Cco3
Tnri Ltls - Cors'd oil. gals. SN.,2a
no ,tIs 60 Iuh OIL gals. sos. t3O
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

Itn NNt. and FNfU -
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD. Ninistsr.
VIII preach az II \. VI. and 2. 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

West End Ave and 77th St
Rov. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. D.D.. Minister
will preach at II \. NJ. and 4.3O 7. NJ,
Affcrnpou. 'TgouSn WIND and Wind
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

Rev DAVID jas. BrRREL.L, y. D., Minister.
will preach at II A. 81. aud p. NJ.
Morning: is n Nothing 20 Iou?'
Evening: we Wrestle
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

The Tent Evangel Hall will complete the
first year of it's history on Monday. de-
cember Is, when a special anniversary ser
vice will be held
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

The first Sunday evening service Of the
season at ST. Mark's-in-the- Bouwerie will
bo held tomorrow, when the preacher will
he the rector OF the Emmanuel Church,
Boston, the Rev. Dr Ellwood Worcester.
His subject will he "'rhe Christian Religion
as a Healing Power"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
Fourth Presbyterian Church
ST. Ubonlas's Church

FIFTH AVE. AND SID ST.
Rev. ERNEST NJ STIREs, d. D, Rector.
a. m.-Holy COMMUNION
11-Morning Service and Sermon (Rector).
A-ENenSnng and Address lRectorl.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
a feature OF the Sunday morning service
tomorrow viii be the reception of mem
bers and the Observance of Holy Com
muuion Or Goodell VIII preach.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

"The Strike Of the Brickmakers' will be
the subject of an address by Harry Phillips
Of London. tomorrow afternoon at the
Labor Temple.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

A meeting Il popular interest VIII be held
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
Madison So, Presbyterian Church

Madison AN. ana 24tn IT.
Rev G.. H. PARKHURsT. u. D., Pastor.
Rev. u. X. MONTGOMERY, Ph. D.,
Assistant Minister
The Pastor will preach II \. VI. and F. ".
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
Crinity Gburtb
Sunday Services: 700, 7.30, II.00 q. 10.
(Sermon); 3.5J, 500 D. IN.
Weekday Services: 730 600 a. m.: o. m.
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,

n AVe. and Ith 81
Rev JOHN q. FAGG, y. d.. Minister,
VII preach at II a. ~. and 4. ".
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

The Rev. DR. Polemus II. Swift, OF Bal
timore. the well known evangelist will con
duct a week Of Gospel praise services be-
ginning Tomorrow at the Union Methodist
Eplscopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

The Sunday evening monthly musical ser
vices at the Brooklyn Baptist Temple have
been changed from tine last 10 the first Sun
day night OF each month. Tall Esen Nor
gan and his Temple choir of two hundred
voices will give an elaborate programme or
music tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
ME cnrRCM % the DIyINE PATERNIrY
BROADWAY Tabernacle

broadway and 56ih Street.
Rev CHARLES r. JEFFERSON. ID. u, Pastor,
preaches II SIS Wed. : p. m, PRAYER Meeting
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

Special Thanksgiving Day music will be
rendered at the Metropolitan Temple to-
morrow by the large vested choir under the
direction of Professor Edward Kinney. The
sermon by DR.. Dubois II. Loux, the associ-
ate pastor, will be in keeping with the
music.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

\ iridium, or three days religious exer-
olses, for the Society Of St Vincent de
Paul, conducted by the Rev Joseph A. Mul-
ry, ). D., rector of ST. Peters College, Jersey
city, will be giyen on December 3. and I
In St Patrick's Cathedral.
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Gincinnati. 1s. Quo

Sobn 2. gungbIuth an Diliam 6.
gIob, Cots l, 2, 3, 4, 8. in SOhn' e.
gunsbIutb's llntsrabtbsiluns. Silver.
ton, 81.
4Hbrsp J. garlin an WiIlinm e.
plob, Cots 50 une 81 in pOttsr &
parlin's l. llnisrabthsiIuHs. SilDsrs
ton, ST..
Senrp 6. Watbsr an 2orena Gabsrt
S6eIlerbut, Got AZ in Dpoming 6.
u. y. Cos llntsrabtbeiIuns, Mpouins.
$1,000.
Gsorss 3. Soos an gatxrin.
Sastls. Got Z in 9nfsl & 2amps's
unterabtbsiluns an Gtraisbt Ctr, 81.
Rsttis s. utiller an Gbnn Sung
tlos, 5bsiI pon Sot 126 In 4pon Oils
untsrabtbsiluns, 81.
5enrp ". Stoffrsstn an Bernard
Riehoff, got Is unb 9bsiI BON Got 10
tn 5icdc Rupps unterabtbeiluna, 81.
5erbsrt 6. gJatoub an Charlotte
GloDer, SO bel 135 Jub an Der Sfis
ieits Der gurpooo Npe., 90 5ub jiios
lid bon SbQrmoor Npe., 81.
Sobn y. Otto Sees u. 4nb. on PAUL
1hieI, Got ID in 2onsiporib's Inter
ubtb.iluns an Wlobnfpf Ctr. $500.
Jdcob Weoerlsin an 6nrrn 5oripis,
5 Sabre gSoht aui ben aabsnraum an
Der Roropeitsgde Der Dapio Ctr. unh
Central ape.; nlonotlids Wistbe $50.
Caroline Snrm an Glmer g. gliIs
linms, Ibeil BON Cots 205 unb 206 In
6. 6. Sopsin's llnterubtbeiluns, 9ors
poob, 81.
Bert u. Wloormnn an M. u. Wnls
ter arueser, 48 bel 125 Jub on Der
Subieiie Der OIenipan Mpe.
Gonarb Cooper an 3. M. Or.en,
5beil bon Got go. So In 5pIponas
Wrisht's llnterabtbeiIung. N3olnus
Sius, $500.
Welpin R.Sbori an gIiiobsibG Gbort,
1900 ader in Sttt. 90, Columbia
Up, 81.
4mbroie 9. panoub an Usnrp Oa-
bin. 37.50 bel 218.55 Jub ON btr
Woro'site Der Sonatbon Nps., 81.
George 8. 9onbernbe an 9be gbris
titan UfoerIein 9retDing Co., 40 Bel
81 Jub an 2oean Ctr, $3.50.
alpin 9. 2cdarb an 1itIe Dunrans
tee u. 5ruit Co., 21 Mder In gDiuiam
WOors's surDep BON so. 916, Nljlis
tdrn GsasS. Gnbszien ~ =.
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Senrp g. 10. aattau on Gatler
Smpropso y. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Jreosrtda Rsidratb an Samua 2.
qsacot, S90.25.
Charlotte 5Ioiptr an Speamore e.
u. 9. Co.. $1,000.
eopin z. Mle8irnep on WeFiern
Oils y. g. Ii. 9. Co., $500.
Charlotte 5Iotpsr an Uluraoret
gbiiter, $1,000.
GuitoO ao,tt an SnrOIS Rplanb,
$3.50.
Rarp 6. asipis on 0.ora. gut.n,
Gree. $500.
gernhare Riebpif an Jinblap 6.
II. Y. SO. RO. 3, Sl750.
PAUL sbisI an gslepue q. o.,
$1,000.
e!msr g. Williams an l. gloiional
Y. II. 6. Go, $170O.
Warie Sdmiei an Soutbern Sbio
6. II. =. Co., $500.
Waiter u. W. Rpan an eagle e. u.
9. ". $1,000.
Sohn 8. follmsper on GIennan g.
u. 2. 60, $500.
Joa &. Wadelfrefb on aiberaI 6.
u. y. Co., $500.
Wsurp Gopin ananbroisa. paaoub,
5000.
gteielbe an Columbia gont II.
Sopines Co., $500.
ALBERT $. emitb on abe Sobn
FeaItD Co.. SITS.
gasuit 1opie an CALHOUN 6. II. q.
Co., $15GO.
Wliaarb 3. Rcebling on Subbarb
StDa1s. $500.
9orrp 8. aiten an Fundamental g.
II. y, Co.. $4,000.
9ernarb anfper On Charles G.
ggraIe, $3.50.
Gtorss eoeih an Spring Groos
aDs. 6. u. .. Co.. $500.
gstilsts 5ppDtb.fen.
o. 8. W. aotiau ON CaiIep ampros
peb y. II. s. Co., $4,000.
souis aipstp an Giip 5au gnni,
$3.50.
gDllhelmina 9uten an giu dou,
y. u. 9. Co., $500.
uiarp 6. aefpis an Wsobiion 9. u.
Ro. 2. $1,000.
Senrp Refer an 8. Refer, $1,000.
ybllip Bloom on sSohn g. Hiehaus.
$500.
I'm. Sarm an Rortpoob HeaIgisots
u. Jmpromsnt Co., $3.50.
Wnlter u. Rpan an eagle o. Co.,
$1,000.
emma 3. Drisb. an 7. morb 6. II.
Q. Co.. $1,000.
DisitIbs an Wlarb @. Sobniion,
1855.
eafper g. 5edl an Clifton WautuoI
9. u. y. Co., $1,000.
annigunba Musler an Barbara
NueIIer, $500.
Annn 6atNtamp an Wcrtiuamen's 3
Gsrmn 9. u. g. Co., $500.
At11n 9. aosie sH EiubJnu 8. i. p.
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