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New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
Notlre ot Summons
YORK.

SUPREME COURT OF NEW IORk,
County New xOrksfarion yougn' Iss-ssrs 2ls,2s,
against Gathering - Asps Eo7 esristsoaer
Barry, Cornelius Vought Fanny Nousht ~ same e :.
n vogsst Kssis afeS;rath Mason Mcs5rath Fi0reaes
Moea stephen + Noen. Hans CaspaTy- Harold CasPary
Al infant under the Of fo1stesa years Helen Sspz
HqEhes James HUGHES. Charlotte Horen Lake J. aoIs
II Mowai st'i James s n sloastt @ SIss clldsnc9 James
h95i giasFe7 tf = ss5yfs a on S'19s efltooe Hope VIII
ian J. Bogs Johanna HOPE NAY u1e ~ f,I41s 2s,1s
James f. Judge Louisa Judge. Mari A a CToss, James
kn6wn or elalralng have any dover or rig5 pa
upon the premises described in Ihs complaint
tis action or any part thereof such gEoV pssens Or
bands heirs al law. devsees iegatses grantees, a.
sentatiyez or other successors in interest any said
James Hope or Thomas Hope respective hus
Phelan. and Ella K Murphy. Defendants Amended ant
sIPPlznen sul!o1s e sss shove named asI7Iaa.s m
the amended complaint in his action and TO serve copy
days after the service on this supplemental
exclusive Of he day Of ssTvies and y ease es
against you default Ter the relief demanded in the
julius H. sI.YMoCR PIaintins ATTORNEY. ofses and
Post ofiee address. 10 q William Street t4aHha'-
ianl New 1 4oTS City = 4. Hon. .,s al ,.,.on. or
unknown. hafias claiming TO have any dover
lien upon ne premises described in the amended
plant in this action or any part thereof such uSaon
widows husbands at devisses Isgatses.
creditors executors trustees per
sonal other IN interest u
Of said James Hope Thomas Hope and their r.
sPective husbands and wives. il ali OF whom aul
whose unknown 10 ths platltn. Defendants
you by publication % an order OF
Hon. Ernest Hau OF the Justices OF the supreme
Court New York. dated the fifteenth day
November 1902 and that day fled with copy OF
complaint. Office OF the Clerk OF the
County Of New York. which amended conpiainr wss
originally fled there the 1st day OF April. 1902 The
object Of the action Is TO make partition according 20 %
respective rights OF the parties and il it appear thar
partition be made without great prsJUdce 70 the
erty parcels Of land with
buildings erected situate lying and being IN
Borough Of The Bronx. City, County and state o.
New York. being more particularly bounded and de-
sCribed follows viz Beginning at point on the
Westerly Third Avenue distant one hundred and
forty-two fftyseveu hundrelths 425D fest Northwest
e-Iy point formed by the intersection OF the
Northery hundred and eighty second Street
Westerly side Of Third Avenue thence running
twenty-five o) feet. running thence Nortnussrsrv
nearly parallel % one hundred and e1shty second
Street hundred and thirtySe sl-tenths 2 81 feer
Of BaJhZate Avenue: thence south
easterIy along Eastery side or said Bathgats ATeus
twenty-five f2 ~ feet and thence
Sou1east-Iy hundred and th-ty-fYs and six
nearly parallel with One hundref
eghtysscoud Street to the westerly side OF Third
Avenue point place Of beginning being more par
Dated New York November i. 1902
JULIUS H SEYMOUR Plaintiffs Attorney. once and
Post 27 William Street. tManhat-
York City. y.
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foreclosure SAFES.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


~ WORT, Robert Ffartshorn, Plaintiff against William
Tner Of Foreclosure and sale. duy made and entered N
the abovesntitIed bearing date the i2th day S
Toreulber / Undersigned the Referee II sat1
Judgment named sell Public Auction, at the Nsw
Salssrooul. No III Broadway N -
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New fork on Jhs ~
day by D. Phoenix Ingraham ALctioneer the premises
directed by judgment be sold 91d therein ae
scribed as follows: certain lot piece OF parc
y land buildings and improvements thSLso-l
erected. situate. lying and Icing in the IWs-th Va
os Borough o. Manhattan the City or "" t1fN
bo,I-Sss and described follows. Beginning at 4
poIut on the westerly side of Fifth Avenue distant
seventyfour eleven inches soUthe-ly from the
intersection Of the westerly si4e q.
soutbeTiy side OF one hi1re s71
thence westerly
vi hundred a. JhirtysevealI street ana PEI
fherce sourherfy parallel with Fifth Avenue twenty
feet: estsrly again parallel win Cne Il4I
rhirty-ssventh and OF the distance tro
arOther party EaI eiShty-hya feet % said westerly sos
of Fifth and running thence uorJherly aloS -
Fifth Avenue twenty-five fesE 10 rna
Being portion OF the premises conveyed TO William L
man BY Adoiph Bendhsim and others b deed dated
recorded ofnce or the ESessteI
OF City County OF n York September 1871
Libsr II Section g. OF CO1veyances a page 400 Sf1
premises being further by the street uuThsr 4
FIfIh Avenue
Date1, New York Novem5er Il 1902.
MOSES COWEN, Refsres-
TURNER aOLSToN & HORAN Attorneys for Plaintiff
- William street. Borough OF Manhattan, New YORK
City
Nth
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW

~ Yorg, CSuuty--RouaId K BrOwz ard George Ches-
terrnau plaintiffs against Charles II
defendants In pur5Gancs q ths 51-
and sale duly nade and entered IN th
bearing date the 3ri 6ay OF
Ngyembc- 1902 entered IN the Office or the Clerk Of
of New York the list day OF NcVe1auer
fqfe the undersigned the Referee IN said tudgnenE
named viii sell public auction az the NeW toIS hseI
of Nauhattan In the Ctry Or New YORK.. The sever
December. 1902 az twelve o clock noon
thar day bv D Phoenix Ingraham s Company. asc-
premises directed BY the said Judgment 70 -
sold and therein described as follows AL that certain
J+ niece or parcs land with the buildings and I'm
yinE and being In the Twenty
foHrtb Of Of New York and bounded amt
5escr5bed as Beginning point on the west
rI side of formerly Nat1sonl venue dista1r
to2l feet S1utEsry from the south
1T Avenue and One Hundred and
Ibtsrond formerly GrOve Street ard running thencs
angles. nearly with Bathgats
s~ena ore hundred QG1) feet. thence southeriy and
-a-sIsI Iirh Bathgats avenue (2I feet:
a- ore hundred 900 feet said and
--the~r along Bathsats
e. norr ar place beginning Be said several dimen
and being part OF the premises
s1s5 70 the party first part by William H SehOtt
and Clara SchOtt his wIs BY 1eee oearng date the
JaT Of 1896, ard recorded
1s-e ~ the Register OF the city and County
TorE q, the day OF July. 1895. Block Series
fnveyances) Section H. Lioer - page g. and indeXed
15sr Sleek S049 the Land Map Of the City OF New
T the premises being situated IN the Borough Of
Ib@ Bronx n said CITY of New YORK.
TaIe,f New York. November Il 1902
WII4FRFsD II WARNER. Referee
ALBERT LANE Plaintiffs Attorney. SD Broadway.
Borough Manhattan. New York
The following diagram of the property be sold.
,h street NUMBER 2Sl Bathgate Avenue Borough q
the Bronx. New York
1s2d Street
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1svarnooI Dec I.-C1osins: wheat-Spot frnai No .
rod Western winter 5s led; No California 6s I1sd;
t,ras Iie+ December 5s 103sd: March. 5s IiSd May.
ss Corn~Spot quiet American mixed 5s 51=d futures
Ian,,arv 44sd: MARCH, Is %. Pess-Canadian
steady at 6s Fourst Louis fancy winter quiet az
London (Pacinc COAST firm rs 15SFlE7-
60 90 srnn- extra India mess. 1i5s Pork prime
rega Western HamsShor cut, Il TO IL N. quiet
pscon quiet: Cumberland 26 so n, Sos:
% a. T b Is to "a fb SIS long clear mddes, light. 2s
"a middles. heavy, 80 to 10 N.
s9s Ga short backs. 16 30 10 54s Cd clear bel
80 Shouders-Squsre. IL 10 Is n, dull
90 Tard-A uaercan refined pals, quiet
r,ae western tierces firm 6Is Butter nominal
white colOred. 59s.
TTfI|v-Prinre city 29s Cd. Turpentine-Sprits
9 IaliS a, 3as Cd Rosn-Common steady at As 3d.
sefroieuTn-Reined steady at 61.d Inseed oil steady
Following the stocks of wheat and
At 80 and on duays railVay canal depots m
IrSe1: Wheat 24IOOOo centals 200 centais.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
COURT NEW YORK COUNTY

Helen Berk PLAINTIFF. Florence + Bar. Fstsr
Wagner anJN Margaret Wagner. his wife vincent ?
3Eaginn; Anna E. MasiHH9 Chelsea Realty GeTuP9ns,
A Rufus DarTOW- metropolitan L4tS
Insurance Company The Burton stock Car coTnPz7y
I PoHhaTns Carbon and
a-4 HsviIand Defendants Amended ard Supplemental
Summons To the Named Defendants: YOU ars
harobv summoned the Amended and supple.
ranaI complaint thIs action and to serve copy oc
orr answer Plaintiffs Attorneys within tgsay
ays after service OF this summons exclusive OF ts
oF OF failure 70 appear
answer Judgment taken AGAINST by ssfa1it.
FOR the relief demanded IN the complaint
mated New York October 22nd. 1902.
cARDOZO BROTHERS. Plaintiffs AttoFHeys-
Office and Post Office Address 81 BroadWay- New Ior<
Ctry Borough Of Manhattan
me 1efr1ia1ts IIavVeftyn BonhaT and The Burton
S.ock car Company: foregoing summons is served
iIpon van BY publication pursuant order OF Hon
Of the Justices OF the Supreme
Sort AZ me state OF York dated the 2lst day Of
S0rsnHrr 1907 and fled the same day with the
amended and supplemental complaint IN the Office OF Us
OF County OF New HorN IN the county N9tT-
House IN County Of Sew York
TGarsd New York November list 1902
C-ARTOZO BROTHERS. ATTORNEYS FOR PlatntiT
sc BroadWzy New York CITY. Borough Of Manhattan,
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with quotations points lower
OF niddiing upland ano b toc Tor
Hiecling Gulf Sales 33.4 bales, all contrsct
teegTaphed follows: New
Orleans quiet f-i6e lee; sales LEO bales
Mobile eutet unctaznsed 15-l6e sales, 300 bales
savannah quiet unchanged at &c; saies ls2 bales
Eacanged ~ rae Norfolk quiet unchanged at 3l6c;
aes I'll baes nominal. unchanged az sse
augusta fru unchanged 3-i6c; sales, s3sz bales
s Louis steady unchanged al l-iso sales d5S bales
Galveston easy unchanged a. 3lSc; sses lo4S Bales
Memphis STEADY unchanged al Sc; sales 2s1 bales:
Estimated Ner-Oreens for tomorrow are
1900 70 q go bales compared with 2e212 bales
seSrsi Is, ,s4s bales FOR the same Gay
Heusfor 1850 20 l2.ooo
bales expected compared with 1883 bales actual
last week and 2l asa bales year Galveston ex-
ptcts lse00 bales IN contrast with y 81 bales
e,Sal for the corresponding days last week Aha <"o
nsles last
keceipts port. and interior points to-day com
rertc sit. he cay and last year
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
1oNpoN WOOL MAKKEr.

rrrden Dec The offerings the woo auction sales
today numbered 1903 bales including good selection
~ new clip The in fair demand and sold
full rates Zealand crosshreds were IN large supply
and sold readily az limits especially grades
favrI lois OF South Wales scoureds bought
IN owing 4, the hrmness holders The Continent
cured of secured MerinoS sold well at
rather dearer rates Good greasy Grades sold quickly
rba yvhdrawals date amount 10 > 2+ bales Follow
ING are the sales detal New South Wales. 3000
bales secured. 5izd01s 10l2d: greasy 6lzd8is Id
5dd1s I0d: greasy.
S9d Victoria 500 secured. 9l9dQ1s 92d greasy
TGis al South Australia 200 bales: greasy 6@4
Nest Australia. 300 bales; greasy. 6lz@3d NevZealand
zoo baes. secured jiadlIs 3D. greasy. 4dd1s ID
~ Good Hope and Natal 500 bales secured 9ddIs Sd
IS. E9IEd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
18TH Street

The approximate amount lien charge satisfy
which the above-dsscrbed property IS % be sold ls
ait interest thereon from rhs ID day C<
Novernrer 1892. with costs and allowances
amounting TO sS7 with interest from November IL
1e4}2 together expenses Of the sale The
prcyiuate amount assessments. or other liens
whIrh are TO be allowed pure rha5er out % the
PURCHASE money paid by the Referee IS lS5 ara
Dated New York., November u 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LLvERPooL corroN MARKE:r.

Liverpool Dec l. p Cotton-Spot--Moier
business done prices unchanged American mtddnss
452d The sales Of The day 1odO0 bales. Of which
900 speculation and ana included $500
American; receipts. bales all American Futures
orened quiet ard closed quiet middIins. G
December 45G 46d December and January. 4.4fd
January and February, February and March and March
.4394.Aid April and MaY. May and June,
Iuna and md July and AugIs1. go
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

Foreign Coffee cables: R.o.cofee MARIE quiet;
No RE I'D: receipts, Il uo5 bags.
cleared for the United states bags cleared for
Europe. bags: stock bags Santos COT
steady. good average santos 4SSVvi
recepts $1,000 bags: stock 1888 600 bags Hamburg
market opened i az pfg lower: at 20 ? m Mas
hgE rig lover; sales Ia 00 bsgs stock IN Halo4sBI
1853 coo baxs which $4,000 Brazilian HhFre
Coffee market oenea Irregular 14Gle franc lower; at
Il unchanged. 3 2 barely steady. NoYern1eI:
months declined 4 franc5 at $50
I a unclauged sales. 66,010 bags
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

The anproxiulats charge satisfy
described IS TO Be sold IS four
thousand hHnred shiEJythree and thirythree hun
tS4 2l. with interest thereon rom tns
first day 1902 together with the plaintiffs
amounting TO Ss6OS. with interest
,tsr from November 1902 together vita the
neses or the sale TIE approximate amount OF taxes.
and other allowed
uurchaser purchase money paid by the
hundred and twelve and sxfJseNen nun
drsdths dollars (S3i2-57s and interest
Dated New York. November =. lst-
WILFRED r. WARNER, Referees.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
n statistical position Of Brazilian coffee IS fo-

coTToN-The Evee5 opened with the cotton market Ia
the Prices the first call were
EzehsneeG points lower and Immediately following
the call sold OF fen points further under unfaYorsels
cables much long cotton had 4cculu-
lated IN anticipation buish bureau report Re
csips small sellers OF cotton ignored this
feature. The ground that the movement OF cotton
being delayed by bad weather, long prey
alenI the cotton belt and further claimed that
scarcity and motive power increased the delay
T. getting ports. The weather news was
stiu bulish including reports OF heavy frosts In
Texas Oklahoma and heavy rains less gen
and Cuff sections making bols soft
chances. while degrading the quail
ity the late product Exports heavy. being
g2 240 bales 46s42 last year while tbe spot
~ generally unchanged. and
this Notwithstanding decline in the fGtdre list at
Isve-ooi Neu-York New-Orieans other speculative
paints led absorption Of the cotton sold in the
by SPOT cotton houses.
Street buying March ard May more or less
freely predictions as 70 the crop estimate 70 oe
hv anywhere from lo.puyOoo
10 500 O00 bzles the whole trade is nervous,
pending the publication of the official figures with private
stating that trade in Europe is being held IL
on account To-cays market fe<
futures closed at decline of eGl1 points the lowest
the day with estimated sales OF loooy bales
The range Of contract prices the local market to-day
as fooWs-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
!, DyERTIsEMENTs and suoseriDtiOns Tor ne Tr'suns

i. DyERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tar Ine Irf9uns
aceiye at Uptown Once.
LISA BROADWAY.
3Tth until o'clock
Advertisement will be received at the following branch
onices AZ regular, 5frcs until o'clock
ga sth-nye.- s. cor. 2Sd 81: IS3 shave. cor
tween Tth and sth aves.: 2s;,s West 125fh-st: 133S
3d-ave between 10th and TTth sts.: LOGS 3d-ase,,
Sist-sts 1s5oS 1st-aye~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
STOCk on HANI

Savannah. Dec. 1Turpenttne firm Sic; receipts lZL5
bbs sales 362 exports, 92 Rosln receipts 4 "a
bb1s sales 5o9. exports ESQ Quoted 4, D, 81 40
f. 81 40; f. 81 so c. 81 SO: H 81 So 81 05: K So s3
NJ, 50; n, 50 80; " C, So N: " ". 81 Is.
Charleston. Dec 1.-TuFpAntine rosin unchanged.
Wilmington. Dec. 1-Sprs turpeHtine--Nothing doing
receipts 10 casks Rosin 81 30dS1 35: receipts 21S
bbls Crude turpentne 81 1888 receipts. IS bbls
Tar firm, 81 80; receipts Il bbIs.
New-Orleens Dec. t--Receipts-Rosn. go bbls; tuF-
pentine, 327 bbls
London. Dec 1.-Turpentins-Spirits, Sss It'd Resin
American strained, IS; fine es Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

nour So 5ods3 75 rye -four 81 5oqs Whsa!-52&Tlas, &
but but S +t 7gicy 7 corn H2 a6Te 9a S E yellow old sac
| 8s 4 Oats ssssF S@ ' in store quoted @ at
Chicago Dec The leading futures ranged as f9ll2T a
55y H5y i5:.S5s=. s 7ssais F:: '''1s'
Fssss@2 R;ss%s:s .. e: ;..ss: , e: ... =
R:s:@e:s Rs '?ssss s.sss: 81 81 &ssg.psgs 81: Il
H.3 ssses' @s;; '::s p: 9ss. fss 'ss f3ss. s
s::'=::' 6: 1g :!: ~ "a. g? e: :::5:
as4 ,se.asy ,.,.-...... Sc Sc sss s5s sss: ass
.ssd7 es Ne sBnE Ess Ts ?2Psi Sa1
red I95:gl6,2c No corn: oSS 80 aSac. good fed
ns barley 3la$Ss faE e ss9sg sgs 81 ing Tie 9f noGhy G
seed 81 clover grade SO go bbi
Sb TS SslS sds oos @ s S. 1888 DRY sailed shoulders oz
g sS 5,bS @ sh9s av clear ss df baits ra "a % Was n r
ore ofsa easss reHsd 2ie 'Ft Cheese 4 1I1sc
Pgnfh 9fs-n Dec Ie Ss4tssT T9 edc sca bsco So
1ofsc May Issc: rnssaroni 80 i. 62sc; No 2 6ossc.
oats December sc; May S1lac-
er M7gns 7sS7sse: DSS So Nsrern fiS a 3ssc
Rz2 Is2ps feaas as5se SO l. corn or Ray 42s s4S
NIinneauos Dec. Close: Wheat December. Tfc;
May, raj a73@sc: on track. No hard. T3lse: No
Northern T2ic. No Northern. 7p4tc. There ia fair
demand for -four business the whole about the
same In as last First quoted
81 Ss3 q second patents So 7OS2 50: rsU clears 90
asa second clears 81 30Q$a 80. Bran. IN bulk, SEQ
$40 %: shorts. S11 25aSll 20.
Philadelphia; Dee I7-Wheat &c lower: contrast
grade December. '2q 1attc Corn lower No = m ex-
Clipped 36I4 a31c Flour n0ur. $3 edsS %
per bbi as 20 quality Buc1wheat -four steady s.
drSe 30 per 100 10. as quality Butter firm. lsgte
higher: extra western creamery 2oe % nearby prias
gIC Eggs fresh nearby. 29c off, DO Western. 2Sc
loss on do Southwestern 26G27c loss OF; do Southern
25c loss OF. Cheese frmer: New-TOrk fun creams
I3isc: do fair good. 12s+ a t3lac; do
nrfu farE fair { good 12&s 13C
ceipts-F1our. G00o bbis 2,55s OG0 70 in sacks
wheat IL bush corr $4,000 bush: 1OOOO
Shpments~Wheat 10000 bush; 10000 bush
26,OO0 bush
81 Louis Dec Close; Wheat, No . red cash esc:
December 6sc; May. 72asc; No hard, 66GI1c- Corn
. 64Ic, December. 49, f5431ss:
39Itc- Oats No cash. 3ti=c; December. SIC; May
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine holds steady TO firm
at full but prices with SAC the mark for
chine made barrels Rosin was nrm Tar ruled steady
to firm Ne quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls. $50
654c.
TAR-Pine bbls 81 q: oil bbIs 81 20.
R0sIN-Comrlon good strained. 81 75Gs1 TIA; D
s. 50; E. 81 So; F. 81 go e5; 81 10: So 4GS2 90
K 50, NJ, 50 80: y. S3 90: " G. 81 20: " W. 81 so
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
TIE STATE OF TRADE

Runalo Dec Flour best patent spring 81 251
81 50 bakers straight spring S46S+ % bakers clear
25G 81 T5: winter and sDT1ns
S3 patent winter 25dsf 00 clear g S i cracker
flour So 50GS3 T5; rye -four. 81 J0Gs4 Whsat-Sprlng
but little inquiry No hard spot eo7tci winter qliet
So red 7s14c Corn active: No yellow old. 63ci DO
now h7r oats easier: white 3524 do No mixed
"a Barlev-4s763c Rye-No i in store quoted at ooc
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

Receipts OF breadstus interior points in thousands
ciphers 600 flour bbis. grain BUSH
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-06

New Orleans March liverpool
advices We're more favorable than ex-
pected, and our market in sympathy
opened 9 to II higher, sold off slightly
later on realizing, but subsequently ad-
-vanced II to II additional on large
speculative buying, becoming some
what easier near the close. making the
net gain 10 points on the day. The
semi-weekly interior receipts were 49,
900, against $4,000 last year, and the
loss in stock. 5000, against 1000 last
year, the port receipts for the five days
are $4,000 less than last year. The re-
cent sharp advance shas been predicted
on the good demand for receipts and
anticipation of a marked decrease in
the movement during March predic-
tions have been made that the amount
marketed during the current month
would show loss of one hundred to
two hundred thousand under last year.
So far there are no indications of the
claims being realized. Sentiment, how
ever, has become extremely bullish,
and higher prices are anticipated on
the theory that condition requirements
will exceed the outturn of the crop.
The fact IS the bulk of trade believe
the crop is about 10000, 900 even though
statistics indicate it is much larger,
and it is really this fact which causes
the present strength in the situation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-06
COTTON FUTURES.

New York, March 5.-The cotton
market opened firm with prices to
5 points higher on active buying from
all quarters and for both accounts.
This general movement was the d.
rect result of bullish instead of ex-
pected bearish cables from Liverpool,
though small receipts and rumors that
spot cotton South was again decided
ly higher, helped to strengthen bull
convictions here. Yet commission
houses had large selling orders for
profits at the better prices and the
bears made a desperate attempt to
bring about reaction. For a time
appearances favored sharp setback and
prices did work considerably down
from the start. Nevertheless, Liver
pool continued to advance and foreign
buying orders were conspicuous here.
The New Orleans market advanced in
truly sensational form and this too
greatly disturbed tired out shorts. BY
midday prices were net 10 to IL points
higher and for the rest of the day the
tendency was strongly upward despite
very heavy continued selling for pro-
hts. Wall street was a free buyer on
the advance as were Northern spin
ners and Southern interests. The mar
ket closed firm and net IS to 16 points
higher. Total transactions were esti-
mated at $4,000 bales.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-06
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March 5.-Speculative
sentiment was somewhat treasured
to-day over the money outlook and
the rather acute weakness with which
the trading ended last night was over
come after time. 1t was in evidence
during the morning but the market
gradually settled back into its condi
ton of dizziness and spottiness, the
specialties again coming to the front.
There were some fairly sensational
gains here and there which served to
keep the under tone of the narrow
market steady The money market
failed to show the sudden contraction
of supplies which was dreaded yester-
day as a result of the Unexpectedly
heavy demands converged upon the
scriptions to the San Francisco merg-
err proved a relieving force to some de-
gree, instead of aggravating the
stringency. as had been feared. This
was due 70 the fact that foreigners
are subscribers to the syndicate and
their remittanees to New York in re-
Spouse to the calf relaxed somewhat
the foreign demand for gold. No fur
Their actual engagements Of gold were
made to-day, and not all the gold
expected was packed for to-morrow's
steamer Money in London was appre-
aiably easier throughout and sterling
at Paris rose fraction. Both OF these
movements are an index Of relaxed
pressure To- gold upon New York. The
question NJ further exports this week
beyond the shipment of 81 SOC. 900 by
to-morrow's steamer and the Sl,25o000