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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS

Galveston Feb 14.Cotton Arm: mddng Ice: low
mdong S5-l6c; good ordinary, l3- Ice; receipts
bales exports to Great Britain. 5347 sales sea- stock
Baltimore. Feb 14-Cotton nominal: mddng sac; low
mdding 7lec; good ordinary. l3l6c: gross receipts
1852 bales stock IL 4d6 49,
savannah Feb 14-Coton hIm middlIns ss-1ec: low
m1dng. sac good ordinary. 7&c: receipts 1913 bales:
exports 70 Greet Britain 1902: coastwise. 564s: sales
Memphis. Feb. Ii.-Cotton firm; mtddllng sic: low
mdding. sac; good ordinary. tic: receipts $40
i46,si2 saws '' SoA'
81 Louis Feb. I4.-Cotton frm middIing sac; low
mddhng. 3-ldc good ordinary. l3-lBc: net recaipts
81 bales gross 2SO: shipments 2,1eo sales 2 $50:
New-orleans Feb. I4-Cotton firm; m,ddl,nr ss-,e,.
low middling 5l6c ordinary Tsc receipts 10 80
snlas. 5000: stock 494. OsS 1880 "''-''
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traw at New-York for the week

Exports for the To Cape Town. 81 bales cuba.
81 & ss t5a Sa car. by freight
s sea aa a5 Prompts
loo roosers 7c turkeys se ducks western per G Rsr
geese western 81 2asi 90; do southwestern 81 ~ do
G IL Ps e Gold Sn supplies are liberal
both here and to during the balance 81 me apx m
Slow with Tic about ali that be reached for hens
while average grades Of offering at sq9r3 f
Fancy soft meated chickens are very scarce ana a %ou
western are freely offered sa1Oe. Fowls have Ocea-
age grades difficult place above i0c caP91s
fresh ducks or geese arriving SQUADS plenty slow.
WE Spote Fresh S SeS fspGT g6nng
fancy, small 1oc Western young toms heavy to medium ds
b5oes PhadeBha 2g4 n to Pnr per o mE s
Hh'CKsh5 so SAP and Pennsyiyana prime 10
PC dry picked aver best cSens an 1G
fowls state and prime sa i2G DO 0us s5s
g 0c 20 fr to good 9ag4c old ROSTERS 6ls7c capons
Philadelphia fancy large 16a17c: medium weights
do small and slips @2 c do % Soad pTg ge
Oa1Ie poor 7ase geese. good TO prime So do
69q q * squads o eS shoSe Toung
hens No 2@l2e mixed NIX y% e Sn 40 a2a sa S bro
fancy dry picked 1ec do scaded l$@14c cheseas
do No 79asc fowls dry picked No l. Zoe do pain ain
re- geese eOa Average taii best 9aioc
fey rstS s sV1 s6 anG pp tive Of sea s d
scripons quote: English snipe dozen s2q$2 90
& JoqsS do light weights 81 25asI 80: redhead 3
ID average pair 81 15G$2 do light weights. 15cG$l;
do ruddy $1a$l IS do light Weights 25@3Oe do
30Gp4oc do common 25Q3oc; rabbits Sog'oc JACK rab-
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES State and Western
potatoes in quite free supply and moving rather slowly
Havana dragging. Sweet potatoes slow, but steady
State cabhages irregular in quality Canada turnips
Squash and winter vegetables generally
steady Florida lettuce scarce and firm Florida ia
plenty weak with sales above so so
in light receipt and without material change. Nor
folk kale and spinach sold well slightly higher prices
fancy but anything poor drags Bermuda and Havana
plenty and weak Other vegetables range quoted
So: DO FLORIDA fair to prime s. 56qs9 Maine HebrcS
3 25as 81 do STATE prime Re Jas bag 81 $685. ~ -
% %. Asparagus. California. dozen bunShes 60;
Brussels soS. fair to prime per quart a@l2S bees
7 lo 6 ss. 1885, dc Florida per ana Il
eaSS.ss BoTidA Pc" bSi crate se@ss do state per
per 5bi ssG:5 escaroe New Orleans per
Dbl 5000 egspIants gor6a P sT ns e6 box s. sG
sfssS e Snoa ns 0s DO PS
Eastsrn white per mi 81 76qs2 do yellow 81 25gsi ~
okra Florida per carrier s2aas 5Oi peas Florida
S do per dns1 5 Sary B
innda per ease s2G:2 bOi 90 North Carolina 100
s29ss ROMANO nhs per 9S sa0 ss
$s1s sF$5 $a s$sS 3: 81
to prime 6ocasl sos turnips. Russia, bb T6SrsS"
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BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

FOR XhE NEoA. "A
Leave New York south Ferry (WnHsn~A As'DA'N'
foot OF Liberty .st,v.
sDaIy. Except sunday. s91-1-S o. q
CHICAGO. .4So - m liberty street snlyh
D. m. and Ell 10 right. -, Is q
y cINCTNNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1900 a 'aaS p NJ
i--i0 n'kN" ROYAL, BIUP TRAINS. -.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMoRE, fSvo 't y, ~ Bssrs
ii.SO a m. CDinerN tlOO p m tLlneri Dis,r
's 90 CRoyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Tan .isl
and Cafe. '4.6S CDner '5.5a D N tpinefl' @u1 -
night NORFOLK 100 N.
All trains are illuminated with Ptntsch Light -, a.
424. i2S4 broadway. = un59n -
w. i27 BoWery n Y. Fulton BROOKLYN. VIZ 80.
hall Terminal AID Liberty Baggage cheSNe1 ~
hntsi reKi.aaes Destination.
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EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. February IA. i

coFFEE-There very little SPECULATION IN Braati
roSfee futures and very little change in the market
There no advces from Rio or Santos but whether
the absence due Brazilian holiday OF
TO service on Ohange appeared
20 know The cable accounts from Havre and HAMBURG
trading and locally the
market very quiet throughout the session The IN
dercurrent Of sentiment oleraby steady Sales on
the openins 15o0 bags. and up 10 II m the
business increased to only $500 bags Cover
5rr was something Of q that kept the market
nrettv steady Of the transactions at an ad
lance ~ nonts The transactions Of the session
were confined TO $50 bags, with the market nnally
steady points higher Is points lower, latter on
January only Spot Brazil coffee in the open market ruled
sSor, steady IF Unchanged prices quote No s. SIC
No z SIC; No g. &c. and No g. l0c.
TIE range OF contract prices in the local market to-
S..
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

ud Liverpool Feb H. m-cotton limited de-
10 S2d good mddins 1924; middiing s5d low.
midd!ine o l-32d; good ordinary. 27-S2i; oriinaTy
2l-h2d The sales OF tho ,Ybtcb
QUO we're for speculation and export Included 600
Alh@lcan Receipts $1,000 bales. Including Is 100 Amer
lean Futures opened M and cosed easy American mid
HH!!Hs J. ~ a., February, 64d value February and
MarGh u o4d sellers. March April Go 6d value,
AP5 and May. 6iQt 81 l4d sellers; May ana iune
% wa buyers June and July 81 -B4d value Ju.v and
August Is GAIA 40 Cad buyess August and sentember
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LIVE STOCK MARKET,

Newfork, February A. 1900.
BEEVEs- Receipts ia cars or sB72 head, lncud
ing Is for export Great Britain lOd for slaught
GERS direct and % for the market making with stale
cattle b salH-45 Jersey City and 60th
ST. Supply Of steers exceeded estimates and trade slack
az lowest figures OF prices falling OF Toe from
mondays average market, Bulls rated
shade higher ruled firm and active, sold generally
at advance Of fully loo Nine finish
ordinary 10 prime native sold a 65qs5 100
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LEHICH VALLEY.

COrtiand DesbrOes StreeA
tPeunA r. T. FeTresl
other tOrtaldt or
streets Daily except sunday sunday leaves 50 Pm ul
Sunday cSurday leaves ; . A.
4 SUNDAY 6.I5P .M. sunday SIS IN
Tr6.S5, ! 90 \. Local for F. ASTOS .. --.rrs -.
s1.5S, eS. 10 A. N. For BUFFALO. NIAGARA Ft1LS -
West and principal local points Paror ard Dns N'S ~
Coal branches
HandS0neSt IN The world ille'I
capacity n. connecting with through sse
20 Chicago Dining vice q
.I255 cor M-S For WITNESS AtItsE - ~ ,tS -
f&3.55 NJ Coal Branches an! lnLerlSiiaea pu-
ys5.IO v5.2OP. N. Local for MAUCH SHINA- WAC.
xii n. thiCagO NtSthlle Llnlleg rSt.sSa
ARA FALLS and points West. Through sleeping e-l
:75J S.OOP.x Exposition Express for BUFFALO AN
.S5J O. OOrN For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
md OhlcaSO-
PIAINFIELD BOUND BROOK. Locals. g-.Io
Sund 's5 $50. stlo, SO - sn - az md
Pullman odatiOns at us, nj -
1854 Broadway Union Square West - toluls Sr,6vn,
Fulton $ Rdwy and Annex STAT 800 n
N Y Transfer Co will call fer and cheek oasgase --NN'
resli d
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 14.-Closing- wheat-spot firm; No l
California, IS 4Idd6s cd; No red Western
exhausted; No 1 Northern spring. Is Id Corn-Spot
steady; American mixed. IS sad. mixed
old. Be Cd. futures quiet: February
SD May. IS T%d. Flour-St Louis fancy winter firm
7s 3D. Hops a LOndon-Pacihc Coast dull. 80 1Osdf4
Peas-Csnadian. 5s 81. Beef steady: India
sos prime mess. rs I'd Pork firm; prime Western
56a Sd. Hams-Short cut. Il to 10 10 steady. Cd
Bacon-Cumberand cut, 2s 30 n, dull 3Ts Cd;
rib. IS % 10. dull. 35s Cd: long clear mindless light
80 to 80 10 steady 36s long clear bellies heavy
TO 80 No. steady 36s short clear backs Is steady
35s clear bellies "a 10 10 n, dull sss Cd Shoulders
Square. IL II n. steady 34s. steady: prime
Western. in tierces sis 3D. American refined. in pals
33s. Butter-Finest and good United States nominal
Cheese firm, American white American finest
colored COS Tallow-Prme city 29s Australian
in London. firm. 2Ss Cd Cottonseed oil-HuH
MayAugust easy 22s Sd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady
Sd. Rosin-Common firm. 5s 10l4d. Petroleum-Rehned.
Tasd. LAnseed OIL 2is Sd.
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Cash quotations IS follows: Flour steady: 3
spring wheat 68Q66hc No red 89l2 47O9c: No
55+c' No yellow corn. 33l4 833isc No 23&sa
% 2c: No white 26c No white. 25lt acc; No
81 co. prime timothy seed 81 so; pork per 50
Oslo So lard per 100 N, s. 1895 90 sides
uoose s. S5QS6 -: dry sailed shoulders boxed SO 2
qSb ga short clear sides boxed So O5qs6 lO whiskey
distillers finished goods basis Of high wines gal
lon. 81 23i2 cut loaf. 6O5c graduated. $40
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
firm; creameres, 19424i.c; diaries, 19622c Cheese
l2Q1Sc. Eggs fresh 12c.
Cincinnati. Feb. 14.-F1our firm. firm: 2 red
131ac. Corn strong: No 2 mixed. 34c Oats h-m ?
mixed. 26c Rye Arm; No ?, &c steady. Sugar
firm Eggs steady 121sc. Cheese steady.
Minneapolis Feb. .l4-CIose-Wheat IN store No 1
Northern, February CSC; May Gee; July. 81 s467lac
Northern. 63Ac. Flour steady and firm; first patents
So 6OaS3 I0 patents 40; clears
g$2 20; second clears 81 10. Bran bulk. S1QS11 %
Philadelphia, Feb 14.-wheat firm nc higher; contract
grade February, 73QT4c Corn firm: No . mixed. Feb,
mary 39'5Q39&ac. Oats steady No white clipped.
Butter steady fancy Western creamery 26c do prints
&c Eggs steady fresh nearby. 16c; Western lie:
do Southwestern. lac; do Southern. 13c. Cheese
changed ReceiptsFlour. ZOO bbIs 5000 sacks wheat
1000 bush: 5000 bush: oats 1900 Ship
ments-Wheat 32O0 BUSH corn. 10000 BUSH oats 5000
bush
st. Louis. FEB. l4-Wheat-No red cash and Feb
higher No cash. 323c; February 32zc MAY 33l393Asc
July 4 Oats quiet; No cash. 24l5c February, 2tisc
May. 24}2fl244c; No white 26h G26hc
Toledo. Feb. 14-wheat firm. active for futures No 2
cash, I2c; May, &c Corn active steady: No mixed
S5c Oats dull; No mixed. 24lac. CIOverseed dull
s. 621a March. s. So No seed. 81 SOa$4 rs oil un-
changed.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,
except sunday. tDaily.
HARlEM nIXIAlalA

e.I2 A NJ and 955 NJ. Daily except Sunday 20 Pits
field Sundays only at o 20 A. NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains ilu minated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices 1l8. 261 and 1915 Broadway Ok
Union W.. go Columbus Ave, I9Sth
1a6th St and issth ST York sss ana Ta6
Fulton st. and lO4 Broadway II. n,
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt' New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked rom hotel or residence by
Westcott Express Company. -
GEOR(iE II. DANIEIS General Arent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
WEST SHORE R,R,

Trains leave Franklin Station. n. ", as fonowS
ana 10 m. later from foot OF W. 42d ST..
'ixtao i. NJ, CONTINENTAL. LIMITED. for Detroit.
20 Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car
.yno Y. NJ. Chicago and 81. Louis Limited
sSSIoU r Al Buffalo and Niagara Falls ExpresA
-olo p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express.
Daily. Except Sunday.
Ilne-tahles principal hotels
ehecsed rom hotel residence by
C. Il LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

VIZ oso9 IN the local market ruled quiet steady
N-th nc hlgneT the basis mid8lfns
epsne ana s7sc FOR rniddng Gulf were SIS bales
soalern spot markets. middnE quoted. were officially
reported by wire follows: New-Orieans Arm Aida.
T9Sis steady SIS up l1ec; savannah firm iec
BALTIMORE nominal CSC up Nc; Augusta firm. SIC up
&c. The nloYennert lours. = 80 ~ W
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. acknowledgements SignaIx
stations In New York. foot % Liberty Sd
and South Ferry.
leaving time from South Ferry the same a. t-,-z
Liberty St.. except when noted. -
Or and after a. 1900
Trims leave foot o Liberty 81
Eor Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Nauch Chunk a..
q; 90 d5;5s $50 70 Easson! SUNDAYS '4s
FSr WIISesoarre. Pttston. and Scranton 400 81,
A. NJ. go NJ SUNDAYS '4.3O A NJ
6So feIaSng and Harrisburg az 400 40 80 ssa
90 go go to Readng) N. s1215 night sundays $50
70 ReadinE) P NJ. s12:15 night
FOR stations on the NEW YORK AND LONG BRANrT7
r. B.. r. $50 t,55o % Red Bank onyl ss.sO a9a0 .
Hed Bank onyO l30 A. NJ. Isl - 10 Red Bank
Bank only A ~. 90 p NJ ~ - -
FOR LAKEWOOD and Lakehurst. '4:sO. as:so A. NJ
81 80 $3.50. - 10. $500 p NJ SUNDAYS A
For Toms River ami Barnegat, $50 a9-30 A Al.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. $50 A NJ s1,s5 f.s.sa
NJ Atlantic CITY special with ves-i0u!ed Coaches ana
Pullman ParOr Cars). -
For stations between Atlantic Highlands I-s
Branch. via Matawans 80. $50 and .l.3O Ats1
Highlands onlyl A. $3.50 ff53S and h625 a.
lsntic Highlands only p. II. Sundays 500 NJ ss0J
p. NJ -
For stations between Branch EsighIaafs
OF Navesink. via Branchport. $50 sSSJ. 80 A n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

- NJ Varnum. q Surrogate Of the County Of New York
Notice IS hereby given to all persons having claims
York present the vouchers thereof
subscribers at their place Of ransactng business
No IS Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan In The Civ ~
New York before the 10th day May next dated
New York. the 18th day of November. 1892 FNIN 4
LOUISA HOOPER. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BARNES
Administrators. WEEKES BROTHERS. Attvs FOR a..
mInstrators No IS Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan
city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

n ESsianss stsGsst Liverpool e@tiesspot cotton
oe1es American, 1000 bales; receipts $50 bales: Isoe
tsn 2sSo bailey nideiins upland S24 FUTURES opea9d
IRREGULAR al Isaac $40 advance. and 81 "a
hsrey steady AZ 64d3 4d advance from lsst nieSt
eios@a easy at zs493 s4d aGyapce FEBRUARY a.
FeeTyaTy March. 4ysss; March-Afrl. 6Ov: Apfj Me-
soSs-s; AsyJuhs. 1885, Junegdly. z5lv: Juiy-Aucist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

Ae~oreaas receipts 20 estimated at from
eOg 70 boo bales against 1888 week ana
lsO last year At Houston from bs los ere
-
Receipts IL the interior points tedas eor,
Ia - Qeei cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

1854 buyers; September and octoosr
sellers; October and November 1T-6s94 ls-64d seheis
November and December. i2-etds IS sd sellers
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NAVAL STORIES.

The sHiirs harriet quiet aRd uaefaaaed but steady
Quotations fdilDw; ~ e''-''
TAR-Ieenars, 81 IS; 81 1I bbs IS
SPIRITS TURPKBTIfJE b69561Ls
8, s s9 s. g. Es"f si e Re $. sss
H. & So q 10; V g. Is Is W. w. 10 q" 81 49,
STOCK ON HAND
rnantina
IT, ,4le ""S' sF::::s:.;-:s:::: Iz2f
TAT -. :F't';f:::::' :.-.....;t,..-. 1891
firm unchanged 1850 - ~ ~
Savannah Feb. ii-S5T.ls t,rpentine arIn bsLyc,
eePts "a Ibis Gales, % bbs; exports bhss Resin
hsIni TsGe55! Sis eaa sales ISIS bis; exports 7I7s
s. eS u 20 q y; g@; X, s2I0; NJ 90 49, n 50 70,
Wilmington, FEB it-sprs turpsatins Arm 5slad64c,
receina2 IL CASKS Eosin nEn 1Sl rscsptx SIS
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~ PURsUANCE of am order OF Hon. lame,

y OINN'O]h@NN VH I'M UINVK OF AIUH JdIIlts
NJ. a Surrogate the County OF New
notice hereby given TO all having claims
Hogan late ne Of New York
the vouchers thereof
subscribers place tansactlng business
office Of Messrs. Butler. hoffman, Jone &
derse No 81 Wall Street in the Borough Manhattan
City OF New York. before the 10Th of April
next Dated New York. October 4th. 1890 JOHN LEE.
ecutors. BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JOLINE & MYNDERSFs
Attorneys for Executors. 81 Wall Street New City.
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6urroaate's Noilres.

n PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF Hon.
ABNER c. THOMAS, a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notice is hereby given all having
claims against Andrew OLSON, OF
York, deceased. present
the subscriber place ransacting business
at the office of F. 3. Wghtman. No 229 Broadway, in
the Borough Manhattan, City o New York on or be
fore the sixth day OF August
Dated New York. the list day Of February. 1900.
ANNA OLSON.
EXecUtrtx etc
F. B. WIGHTMAN. ESQ,
Attorney for EXecutriX
900 Broadway y. Y
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The statstical postlon 81 Braziian folows

COTTON Excitement continued high the
cuiar position today, being more or less ntimdated
rerrIs+ion Influences The local situation
by possibility of enormous and general liquidation
&c: other hand. the possibility OF sti
recognized. with the result in some instances Of
commission houses ana T On - ~, Tote tbat5saIyes
This Of thing had the effect Of restraining business
opened at decline OF 12a5 points old crop positions
and 2a7 points crop positions. owing heavy
selling because T K n9c d ,,E ecdey
on indications heavy buying Liverpool and
posed this demand prices moved Il 10 II points
yesterdays closing quotations Subsequent
within the forenoon range with the undertone of the
buish statistics Liverpool and arbitrary holders In the
easier undertone the Liverpool caused
vance in ries with the demand for spot cotton at Iv
soo heretofore the principal factor Of strength of the
heavy movement for tie immediate future. and
e-poo. SIN another bearish on the foreign
weak View Of the situation estimating REDUCTION n the
s S9nsemP ns Of fully 600 bales These factors
afternoon ana liquidation steady. market
lower The market letter Hubbard Bros Co states
dstysI5t,o, he market vii be governed by the
t6 Europe viii change its present attitude
course the question 10 be decided by merchants and
problem which no one determine except by the move
rronrtion ., 1t owns s by analogy that the
wagon as appears the Up 70 the pres.
indicate exhaustion. have had the most ra1S on md
upon this the supply 1t is dircI, ~ Da 1
an,Ioo s.s with cool mind which should
a. any time md the cotton It has bought during the
aeeEir1eeInens pause abroad basis Of present
other hand speculation is in Liverpool and the te e
therefore ady.e at 70 gauge the volume and is.
IN the movement" 'ne increase
vas =. r sev OF contract prices in the local to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
c. Thomas. a Surrogate of County Of New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Dora l. Morrel late Of the County o
deceased TO present the with
the subscriber at place OF transacting business No
81 Pine Street. Manhattan Borough. The Of New
York or before the ID day Of August next.
Dated New York. the LIST day February 1900
ROBERT l. MORRELIA Executor
% Pine B y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

IN PURSUANCE OF an orOer of Hon lanes
- NJ Varnum Surrogate Of the County Of New York
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons having claims
aga William A. Jones. late he - ~
York deceased present the with vouchers Thereof
subscriber his place OF ransactinR business AT
the Office Of Wilmore ANYWAY No Ill Broadway Borough
Manhattan IN the City OF New York on or before me
s0th day Of March next Dated New York the day
MORE ANYWAY. Attorney for Executor, iii Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. y. Y. City
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PENNSYLVANIA
sT.-,o,,. HAIhROAD
'P Sro. Of w sss Street ana
"a rhe leaving time from Da-1
C"riandt Streets f. i've mInut.. Ies ana
I'M. given below for Tyveutvthts Than
-. :, except where otherwise no,.s sef
ca ~, W FAST MAIi~-LmIted 10 tue 49,
10 New York PittsbuTg seeoS 70 Sli'ss Parios
F a f'f EsE to FRs5ssa5s ~ F'''''
compsr,ra W. sPENNsYLv4NTA fIMFrSEis .elaaa
s Sn Gaps Fer To oaq c 9sss
'P For =; ": CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS Exppr..
spolis cbics via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE I5ss--
Toledo 10 VI ~. WESTERN ExPREss.-For chic.r,
sp p6E Akron Cleveland Cincinnati Lavs Pts
N rsI Pf Ns1r9ill.E sefT S, "a.
SO. NAIL Ior Aa fyel s%ps sTssP' ssstgFaay
po Ss" T %s to d Aqons .! Es:' JS
4,a : " WNAsHIyGToN AND THE SOUTH.
10 9M 80 10 10 tDesbrossss and CortIand sr...
6es5rose ahs sn caF GoI lISS Di9as ca 40
sD sSJeoal Lin o Paror ara Dining Cars, 2 - o.
sg9day ios5 b SaE1 cs M II e s
5o AZ z Dining Car, ass r 6i2ns aT Cap Pi.s ca
eGIPb SOUTHERN RAILwAY--.FlorIaa 1Ir,,,.s.. u
d sys and Cor,iaadt Streets IL 10 y ~ ~
NORFOLK AID WsT 4z9 P Pir + y Yshs ay
AILANTfc COAST I EHS ? n aaiI{ s,..,,
CIIES % Express, S.55 md * q n
99aaITSAPt;AkE & OHIO RAILWAY-755 a m N oally.
%ee Rlt9 FONT IN sCoMFoRT and NoRFoLK-7SS
Alta N-sriyySs ana, ana 500 p daily -
and cortIsndt S,-935 q m and 24o CDss5rossss
Cobaied Trains. Buffet PArIor Cars and stssdsS<5
For aF PoI M4Y n rs p P, wesk-days
- On New York and Long Pau-oss
IS-nty-tnird Streee Station. SIS ~ ~ ~
49,. srd 80 D. Sundays. * a. m = -
10 ~ Desorosses and Cortiandt StreetsJ q ~ n
y S4O. and 80 D. m. Sundays. 945 a N s1x
a % - FOR PHILADELPHIA
-Osssorosses and Co-tlandt Streets s2O - -.
~o.oS - tS5j Penna Limted) IN CTlssi-..soSs
g., 'iandt streets. 1920 Dining Carr 1855 O1-s
!L99 a m II 81 . 10 CDesbrosses and C-ra-9es
HsetS I'D. 2J5. 3 % 35j .. 425 ,DinisE SD
n DO tDaing Carl. SIS Dining Carr. 755. SIS az
II M 5--l0 night Sundays, 6.1O. S25 u "a
fT61lmpited) s55 l955 Dining Carr a. m y s. ~
TS11..n,ns CaT) so. S.55. 42J Dining Carr ~
~ l 1n Ssr ass Dining Carl. L55. SIS. 925
Ticket offices Nos 461 s44 1885, 1854 Ill and PSI s
stations FOOT or Desb-Osses and
court street. SEQ Fulton Street. % Roadway ssi
[shnsyvania Annex Station. Brooklyn station r.-.ss
lily The New York Transfer Company viii can =.
and check baggage from hotels residences SrouVs
Telephone "9I4 Eighteenth Street. for Ps-asvIv,,,
Railroad Cab Service ---sf'Sani4
J r. HUTCHINSON. D uoO1
General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate OF County Of
York.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Alice c. W. Lloyd. late OF the County New
York deceased present the same vouchers there
Of 10 subscriber place transactin business
estate. the office Of Henry w Goodrich No SO
Street in The City of New York. or before the
sixth o August next
Dated New York. the frs; day February 1900
HENRY W. GOODRICH Administration
Attorney for Administrator.
80 Wall St. New York N 7
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Foreign Coffee Markets-Ha market opened
unchanged; 2:30 unchanged TO L pig higher:
market opened Irregular
al \ franc advance u declined u franc; al
quiet. 4 higher; $50 unchanged; total sales
"a 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

bills Crude turpentine firm. seass 49, receipts bbls
Tar Arm, 81 30; receipts, 251 bbls.