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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08

Cash quotations were foT-vs: Flour steady, No 3
spring wheat 7O2s G72Ac: No red 7Tisc. No yellow
443G45.c. rye &c; fair choice mailing barley
63G67c No ] faxseed, 81 81; No Northwestern 81 !9
clover, grade. 81 90, pork per Dbl SIS q
SIG 49, lard per 10 50 5000 47is short rib sides
s. So short clear sides boxed 50 whskey. basis
Of high 81 30 On the Produce Exchange tc-lay
rhe butter market firm creameres. Z3n3oc dairiss
22q27c steady: 12d13c Eggs firm fresh l49.c
Duluth April Close: Wheat. cash. No hard .4c:
NJ / Northern tic: No . Northern es13c: May .1c'
TOI5c; No > Northern. 61t.c- Oats. 4lc
milwaukee, April Wheat steady: close No North.
ern I2iLc: No Northern. T1@7I12c; NAV Il1.c, rye
easter: No J. 5sd5St2c- Barley frm No 2, e"gooisc;
sample 6oG65iAc. Corn-May. Sc
Minneapolis april Close: Wheat. May sos asa7sc'
7ITi11.c: No Northern 69i2d63&.c-
Phuade1phia April Wheat steady: contract grade,
snriI S26S21sc Corn steady No mixed. April, eS0
GSI.c oats firm 70 white clipped 5olsfI5o9.c our
quiet but steady. winter 81 tnS 20
oo6 "a IL PENNSYLVANIA roller clear. So rs3 90 90
Straight 81 6Nq$s *: winter clear 81 sg 50 81
do Straight 6J6tS3 spring clear ~ iSa b, -
straight So 50Gs3 10 Butter firm good demand So
western creamery, 32c: do nearby prints JIG
tssd- fresh nearby 15l4 G15l7c. do Western lq
90 So,ithwestern 15iac: Southern I5c Cheese que
York fancy. small Ia &c. 90 5Se n.lS
boca Ii1f2Isc Rereipts-FIour. 15Co bhls and 1890
NJ in sacks wheat $1,000 bush cG dda twV pus S
I1ants-Corn f1.COO bush; oats. 12eFF' bush
MAJ ITSc: july 6i4c: September 7slsf!9c; No SaI1 =
Tiaisc Corr-No cash 5T9sc May 3el@c Ii Sotsrs
ssisse cepteuher JTIac. Oats-May tsc' july '-7-0'
Ser-ter,bar e9c; No white. 45di5izc
Fl4n Ill April There neither ofertngs % ~
tors nor sales on Egin Board to-day Thous @
for the district for the past week Is quoted DIT o'
T7dS
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CASH CTOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YorS. April ., 1sp2
ror+rE--7Y,e which the coffee MAJ het
seems % have got lately again followed Tor
re- entire session with trading quite OF pr
fassionsl character. first hour Wall street mt
ess bought struggling lots after Nhich roL y
e-afo-s market themselves Inc opening
tsnoe Of partial points held until near the close
-se- there was 2 slight decline under sheer absence
NJ speculative support. The market was finally quiet
80 Lei unchanged &c points lower With the exception
e. a martial ]. pfg gain Hamburg. foreign markets
tossy were unchanged. Primary receipts We're Up 20
eSsrio7s agRreCatinS - 600 bags at ports and Zot
bees At interior santos towns The street MAJ s
-eTstsd dull tone unchanged prices on the oasls
AZ 5sc FOR lots Of No Rio Total Narenoos u.s.
Se-ies in the United for the week were II.
sers srainst a. 4G2 bags last and 106.99 bags
for he same year OF the former arnouII
s-e,ryS reporte5 75o41 bags. Santos receipts were
zoe r0 bags FOR the compared with $1,000 pass
fss- week ana II for the same week a yea
ago Rio receipts aggregated 5000 bags as eophLea
bags previous week and 10000 bags laSt
e. no shipments United States We're 5soV"
baes FOR Europe. 5000 bags santos sIl
-s1rs n the United States. $4,000 bags; 10 Europe
50 of40 bag. Present Bahia stock. $4,000 bags
The Of prices in the local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08

CoTTON-Cotton worked several points higher to-day
IN the face Of persistent and extensive liquidation
by presumably the bull leaders. There little evil
denoe Of short selling tine: in fact the bears
seemed be the chief buyers throughout the session
Whereas July reached high level for the
with sentiment very mixed. action
Of Wall Street longs having confused bulls and bears
alike The market opened firm with prices points
higher following unexpected show Of strength In the
Liverpool market where futures up points
1-;32d. the highest level Of the
season The opening figures proved 10 be top for the
session. however. soon after the call tremendous
liquidation in, and carried the whole list
points lower Arfdtrage houses large
al the forenoon and later the session Com
mission houses and Wall Street appeared
duce their heretofore load taking advantage
OF the buIlish Influences work, that the
would absorb their without weakening spprecaby
The English market had been generally expected
70 ga points lower and the surprising OF
market prior the NeWYork opening for the
badly frightened the shorts. The West
the Chicago interest has been bearish long
tine spot Philadelphia Interests
Europe bought months. Port receipts
larger than Of late but st considerably
nal same day last Conservative estimates plac
ing this weeks in eight 1900 $1,000 bales.
against 600 bales day last with
our their influence Interior receipts small.
ut ss bales against u 81 bales shipments
close July sold off s91c under furry commits
active bull support and demand shorts
was steady. with prices points higher Total
and August
range q contract prices In the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
contract prices In the local market to-day

IN. Closed quiet. with quotations unchanged
rnsdli1r ~ -l6c for mGdng upland 7-lGc
were 1nt Sales. Southern fpot markets
higher tneo as follows New-Orlesns strong lice
Savannah ts-lec Mobile firm. unchanged, s%c;
nrchnngei l-l6c higher SAC. Wilmington n-m.
Batir6re &c; Norfolk steady, ike higher. &C:
and Lice higher. at 3-16c. Augusta quiet
hanged, 15-16f9c St Louis firm.
1862, lie Galveston steady. lice higher,
rTn l-l6c higher. al sac Estimated
haes co-rsras Jieans 90 tomorrow 500 1900
WIN G.s9i bales actual
Ia last Houston for tomorrow.
ueet spS Dses compared with 5.342 bales actual
Peoof-.. = .'e oalss actual last year
rs-es - ~ te ports interior points to-day com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
r1.popEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April T.-Closing: Wheat-spot No red
Western winter no stock: No / Northern spring nrn,
- sd. \" California firm I'd: steady: May:
IS Corn-SpOI quiet American mixed
new IS 2]2d: American mixed. old. IS 2ed; futures
steady. Nav I'D. July. As nl&d; October. 0s sd
Peas-jauadian firm Gs 3D. F1ou-St Louis fancy winter
hrm Hops London (Pacifc coast) hrrq; - losa
81 fss Reef firm: India mess. SIS ID Pork firm:
prime mess rs Sd Hams-Short cut IA 70 10
n steady Bacon steady Cumberland cut ~ 10
10 ~ rib. IS to "a 10 41s long clear mddes
Itsbt AS: long clear nnddes- heavy 80 TO
20 n 4ss 81 short 10 20 10. AIS. clear
bellies Il 10 Shouiders-Sqvare, II 20 IL 10
Butter-FTnest United states. firm. OBS
good United states nominal Cheese hrn finest Amer-
San white SIS; finest American colored. 5+s. Talow-
Prime city 2s I'd Turpentine spirits steady Sis
Rosin-Common steady. Is I'D petroleum
steadv Tisd. I.inseed oil steady. Jos Sd
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r,vrRpooL COTTON MARKET.

liverpool April T. p m-CottonSpot zen en- 53
20J American miffhnE fair > II 20
good nddne Sad: mtddli1g- 3d. low mIddhng ~ Of
GOOD or1narv . ordinary. lt32d Inc SAFES VI
the fay were IL bales. of which loo were 9I
Iann and export and included 500 American
haIes all Futures opened quls an
quiet: American mifdiing. 3 c. April "a, -
oIIarv snriI and MAY 4 buyers: May and June
az 6t1 ~ s4d sellers; and July 90 agi % bfi
eier fnir ana August 6-6ld4 81 Old sellers AuSuse
and SentenIber sellers; September and Oc0Der
20 sd sellers: and November o. ofo seeS'
NoyernIer and December. 4 20 Gid sellers
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown Office.
No. 1 c42- BROADWAY.
north OF S1st-st. until O'Clock p m
be received the following branch
Offices regular ONCE rates until o'c9ek m VIZ -
g2d-st- 15S Gfh-aye-. cor 18th
ar 40 East t4th-st.; 2S. West 42d-st.. between
I'm and sth AYES: 2S3 West 125th-st.; 1.33S 3D.
uyc between 10th and nth I.O28 3d-ave..
6ist-st: I,.OS Ist-ave-. near S3th.st; 10s East
J2,th-.t.: 1855 TremOnt-oye.; 800 3d-ave-.
4ist-st.: 654 3d-ave.: go Bleeeker-st: 30
ti6 Smitb-st. I,OO4 Gatcs-ave. Newark. N j.
--9f Drond-st. Also a all A. d. T. offices.
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago April 7-Cate-Receipts 1890 including q
cars Westerns Strong to 10c higher good prime
Sc 6s7 go TO medium 81 25s6 so: stockers
and feeders - olS2 COWS 81 2ogsS 80 heifers y 80
as6: fed steers s5as6; Western steers
20ds6. Hogs-Recepts to-day. "a 600. morrow.
g. ooo left over 600 mostly 1oc higher. Mixed and
Sc 65Qsf; good choice heavy So s5dS7 05
rough SIS 65aS6 S. light. SO 4Oa$e 20: bulk OF
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pENNSYL


STATIONS foot OF Twenty-third Street and Des-
and Cortlandt Streets
syThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
COrtIandt Streets Is i've minutes later Inn"
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
s A. NJ FAST MAImSsd to tTs , 1 PsD paT'S s
Ghicaso Nc coaches to Pittsburs ,-...,.,,
Sss NJ n FEST PkSss4EA aef CfSf
cars For s CHICAGO eeVeand Toedo
1.s5 T. IT. cfIcaGo AND 81 LOUIS ExPREssrgr
Toledo. Louisville (via CncnnafD- Indianapolis Shi
5s r. w. S sT LOUIS onlss SxPRFss-For PittsDurs
p LqsAsyif IS TS1 annf
7.sS Pac1Fic PttsogEs and S. Gss
sage For Knoxville: daily via shenana 92 'Ai''
SIS ?. y. CLEVELAND Ia AND ciSciNNATI EXPRESS
For Pittsburs. Cleveland and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
80 s rs % P5nag Can 1919 81 IS ahS Carr
p lG 9sT 16 -t and G p
2T and DninE Gar Dining Can, 4 a5S 'Di sung
6 Ga 4S sp1i15 }D Gs 70 T9 in M Can
1a and P psI Car 3 Sos Carl as az pipns
so S9T IS 9Hs @ e2 gaahs 10 palm LIN
n Reag9 Ea5rss A5 55 cGE:s'
so sss Gss gP:ss NJ S..a
aays E1DrsTs e "a and p P M DAILY and Met
ropoiita1 11lnited i2s5 p m daily Express i2io
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RALwAY-FOr Memphis
c AIS HsE:aR' oafo RAnL% Sa{ NJ
days and 3a5 .. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.--IS5 a. m
weekdays and s IS D m. daily
ATLANTIC CrTY.-955 a. m, and 55 Weekdays
Po Cars s ana r. Thr 5acs Sn Z R Pa
Tor Smoking Car ParOr Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. m. weekdays.
For points on New York ard Long Branch Railroad so
West Twentythird Street Station. S55 a. Il 80
BIS. ass. and II. Is Sundays. e25 a. m. 46
p m from Deshrosses and Cortandt Streets)- SOD
a. go. $40. $40. and 11.30 p. Sundays. s.45
a SIS ..
FOR PHILaDELPBIAs
SO Pss5ossss and Cortland s5ress a7o = 1's
fcessrosses and Cortland Dining Carr
1855 Dining Carr H. So Il 80 Dining 10
(Desbrosses and Corandt Streets. 220} 255, D DIN
Ing Carr 35S 4. % Ok Dining rs Dining Carr
BIS Dining Carr. 155. q. 3 S. 925 70 10 night
SUNDAYS 10 755 coachssl. SIS. $50. 25 Dining
Carr 955 Usnnfted) 9.55 IS Dining Carr m. f2sS
Dining Carr So Dining Carr 8 . Dining Carr. ass
T. % Dining carr. SIS Dining SO Dining Carl.
I55. S23. SIS. % II 10 night
Ticket Offices 4S1. 1896 III 261 Broadway
1s2 Fifth Avenue below 23d str. House. West
Twentythird Street Station. and stations foot of Des
and Cortldndt Fulton
Street 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station.
BROOKLYN: Station Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination
Telephone gl4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
Cab
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. p. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
THE STiTE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aprt Flour best patent spring. s4as4 .:
bakers straight spring So 75qS4: bakers clear spGlng.
S3IS3 30: low grades winter and spring - .o4s5 %.
best family winter 50 5oass as patent winter Sta$
clear So 25QS2 -four. 81 1GS5 9o rye Hou.'
81 25lfS. 10 Wheat-Sprins dull; No Northern ca
loads spot 71lsc: winter unsettled: No red sogoo2c
Corn dull: No 2 yellow, No do, sc; NO corn
500. lf65c do 6212c. Oats steady No wnl'e
No 3 do iTIzc: mixed. 46c: No do f'i2c haiieS
Sales eIG671ac Rye-No ]. CSC
Chicago April THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
sn1r1iERN COTTON MARKETS.

Neu.-OrIeans april cotton firm: mtddlins lSloc
low rndding 1-1Sc good ordinary. l-16c receipts
7s bales exports coastwise. 40 sales 1000 STOCK
Memphis April COTTON steady; middins LIZ as
ordinary. S'sc: net receipts $40
pafes cross ass Shipments 5.579 sales 1850; stock
81. s34. ..- $1,000. ~.,s5,,,~ o.. ros,
rniddling Sasc: good ordinary 13-i6c receipts "
bars EXPORTS Coastwise $40: sales. 65 stock. 4SoSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08

t1kchange special LIVERPOOL Cables: Spot cotton
assa6 Gales. Zoo tales speculation export.
american, 5000. miaaltng upland &c: futures
~ 80, $40 decline closed auet unchanged
o., pS,nt hsgher April s5sizs: Aprinay 5sb: MAY
ferf. ay and July august. sse1ss: Augustsep
September Octo
xe1ier. zs2s. November December pench.ser-
aaifs moe slowly c1oths-Aare inquiry bur any
vance stops ''' ~ 's -
~ gene Co, q HsvFe. who are exceptionally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION
eos A ~ and SO 2. NJ Daily except Sundays 20 Pitts
Held and North Adams. Sundays only at go 4 NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Ticket Offices 113 2s1. as and 1915 Broadway. 20
Union So W. z13 Columbus Ave. I2S West I2tn Sc.
I2lh 81, and f2sth Sc Stations New York 33s and T26
Fulton ST. and 11E Broadwar. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone SSth Street for York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westc0tc Express COMPANY
A VI. SMITH GEORGE Fl. DANIELS.
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4 TTEyTIoN Is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

~ TrsEMENT in THE; CITY RECORD April to
1s 1902 confirmation by the Board OF Assessors
and the entering for the Collection Of As
and Arrears OF Assessments for LOCAL M
ppO in the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
earn WARD. SECTION Q. BENSoNIA CEMETERY
FENCING on block bounded by Rae Street. German
place carr AIMS Avenue. EAST 1SSRD
STREET PAVING from the west side OF Courtlandt
Avenue o Brook Avenue TIFFANY STREET sEWER.
from Io1gwood TO Spoford Avenue also. SPOF
FORD AVENUE SEWER, from Tiffany Street 70 Manila
e,rsa,. also MANIDA STREET SEWER. from Spofrord
summit situated about distance OF
442 feet northerly from Spofford Avenue
path WARD. SECTION IL EAST 11STH STREET
cp-wEF between Prospect Avenue and Crotona Avenue
" EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
CITY OF New York. April 4. 1892
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finauriaI.
GmriaI EelaI Notires.
4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

n
A TIsEMENT In THE CITY RECORD Of April to
of by the Board Of Assessors
ard the in the Bureau for the Collection Of As
of Assessments for LOCAL M
PROyEMENTS in the BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN:
18TH WARD SECTION 6. 14oTII STREET PAVING
from 9Th Avenue o I4enoN Avenue.
18TH WARD SECTION Z 10Th STREET PAVING
between 18th and the tracks Of the New York
Central Hudson River Railroad Company
18TH WARD. SECTION s. 1oaTH STREET BASIN.
northwest of sth Avenue. 159TH STREET
SEWER. between Edgecombe Road and Avenue St
Nicholas.
4, tha northeast northwest Of Avenue "A
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
CYty Of New York. April 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08

The market for spirits turpentine was dull and nomna
Posin steady. but quiet and unchanged Tar rule
steady at late prices. Quotations follow:
SPIRITS TI'RPENTINE-4615f4
TAR-Pine bills. s. SIS: oil bbs- 81 DO
ROSIN-Common TO good strained. 81 61i57S1 20; T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08

81 TO- n 81 "a, F. 81 so: c. 81 S. NJ 81 90: l. 3: Is: X
81 75: NJ Sc 2O n So SO: W G. s4 " ", 81 %
STOCK ON HAND.
Rostn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400 bbs
Shirts turnentine .........,......... bbls
Tar <oio poiS
Savannah April 7-Turpentine firm. 43c: receipts 20I
bbs: sales 2O26 exports 49, Rosfn firm receipts 100
bbIs; las .431- Quoted A, B. c. D.
81 %; 80; F, 81 35: c. 81 4oGSI 45 II. 81 55: l.
81 50; X, 81 45 VI, 81 So; n, So % W G, So 60: W.
So So.
Charleston April 7Turpentine firm. 4iizc. Rosin IN
changed.
Wilmington April 7.-Spi-its misunderstanding doing
receipts Rosn steady. 81 10ds 15 receipts. Is
bbls turpenne steady 81 35aS2 so: receipts as
bbls. firm 81 20. receipts 314 bbls.
London April -Turpentine-Sprits. 3os 11iad Rosin
American strained. As Sd; fine. 9s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
SdIuT

co1pe cables-Rio-Conee market firm; NO RIO
ssS exchange II 15-16d; receipts. 1000 bags; cleared
t3r the United States 1000 bags cleared Tor Europe
9faO hzss stock es2 Gao bags Santos-Coffee market
oulet good average Santos. $500 receipts 1900 bags
s-oct qTf 600 bags. Iamburg-Cof1ee market opened
UNCHANGED: $50 p N was net unchanged 70 = PIG
sale Hayre-Cofee market opened
o,s and Unchanged; al u m unchanged at steady
end unchanged: 80 unchanged: total sales,
a hapE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Franklin St station. New York. fob
lows and Il. foot West 42d ST., N. r..
"T:i0 A. M.-For Intern. points Albany
III 20 A NIB Hudson Riv. & Mon Express
.I:0o P M.-Chicsgo Express.
.2=25 M-Cont Lin for Detroit Chicago 81. Louia.
f3-45 p. ND For Hudson River Points & Albany
.6:l5 p M-Eor Roch, Buffalo. Cleve'd s. Chicago.
t7:45 M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit *
'9:l5 P M-For SYRIA. Roch:. Mag Falls Det & Chi
'Daly. tDaily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex. No. at t1045 A. NJ; No. 1905 P. NJ Leaves
Jersey City P. R r. Sta. No f11:20 A. NJ: No.
P. Time tables principal Offices.
Baggage checked from hotel residence Westcotts Ell
A H SMITH. c. y LAMBERT.
Gen'I superintendent Genl Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE

Springfield
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
& Hudson River r. R.. Lesseel
Trains Grand Central Station, Fourth
42d street York. as follows:
New Springfield Boston.
m. D. N.
ais D. m $40 d. m
.. m. I2I 2. m 1000 D..
100 m. BIZ a. SIS a
York Central Offices AIS and 1918
Broadway and at Grand Central Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
RAILROADS.
IaCkaWanna Railroad.

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
ts:OO A M-For Binghamton and Syracuse.
.i0:0O A. M.-For Buffalo Chicago and St. Louis
81 40 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago
taco p M-For Scranton and Plymcuth-Buffet.
.6:I0 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago
sS.ts V-For Utica. Oswego. Ithaca Buffalo.
900 a M-For Buffalo and Chcazo-Throush Sleep
Tcket, at 42 Broadway Cor Howard ST.: 1888 Broad-
way Cor ST.: lib Broadway ~ T.: ass Fulton St.
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
A
NJ n
20 90. rf9 % P. NJ. '12- IS mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
5000. 'I130 A NJ. 100. t1-30z %. 49, 90
p NJ .f2 is mdt.
t1f.ces: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry 49, eel a.
1906 1885, Bway 1s2 sth T31 IS Union So
West l5S 123th 2I3 West ST. Column
Ave. New York: Court St. 344. $50 Fulton ST.
ProokIyu Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG w York Trans
fer calls and checks baggage 10 destination
yFrom Liberty ST. only. Daily fDaiiy. except Sun
day. SUNDAYS only zParIor only.
". G. BESIER. C. BURT
General Manager Gen'l Pass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
BALTIMORE e. OHIO RAILROAD

TDaily EXCEPT Sunday SSunday only
Crices: 1i3 2s1 4Si 1900 Broadway Is Union Square,
W 3eI Grand Street. N Street Brooklyn:
whitehall Liberty Baggage checked
residence to destination.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April :, 1902
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
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..9.Qs5 22T 1928 %. go %. 40
OTIS 2S5 $3.50 81 ,361 %. 221

WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
DeaIln Coal Lands .

Radford Special-The Binghamton
Company. which has been egotlaohS
FOR the purchase OF the Pulaski coal
interest. has finished the deal. ana IN
addition has taken an option on all the
remaining coal lands extending from
II. Hoge's place TO New River The
purchase consists OF the Bell-Hampton
Coal Company's lines. together wi'h
Ex-Governor Tyler's private interests
for s25 900: the coal lands OF K :.
Hoge. for 81. 900. and OF ID. NJ Cloyli
Tor $40 600 The Bell Hampton rail
road will be extended into Giles ana
Bland counties. and the development
of the coal and lumber Industries
which will result from the operations
OF this New York Company. viii be q
great thing for this section OF tme
country. II will be known as the ben
HAMPTON Railroad and Mining Com
pany. and will probably have its head
/ quarters at Radford-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Every gift should be carefully en-
veloped i'm tissue paper. whether It IS
intended for member of your own
household or not Ii gives gift an
added lustre TO have it mysteriously
shrouded from sight for a moment ar
ter coming into your possession. \
sufficient quantity of tissue paper
should be laid In early in December.
for at the last there Is always rush,
and Il often happens that. even in the
big metropolitan shops. the supply
gives out a week before Christmas.
Lay aside also. as many bolts OF
baby" ribbon as you think YOU may
need The paper should be white and
the ribbon holly-rcd. but many persons
prefer something more distinctive OF
themselves. 50 have paper OF very
pale pink. with white or pink or pale
green ribbon. or white paper and white
ribbon. or blue or pink or some Other
favorite color with which 10 inclos'
their giftS-Marsha HOuk. IN th'
Woman's Home Companion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
Decorating the Christmas Table.

Decorate the table with German
Christmas tree one OF the toy ones.
and pile around its foot a quantity or
presents tied up with red ribbons.
these should be ouly what a college
man would call "grinds perhaps "A
tiny tin piano Tor a would-be perform
CT. a lantern for the one the points of
whose jokes are difficult 20 see. plaid
paper golf bag for the enthusiastic
player. and SO on. each with a rhyme
or quotation. If one considers goose
n somewhat undisnihed bird, ducks
may be exchanged for II. either the do
nestle fowl or the more expensive cam
vas back or red head. Fried celery is
very good with duck the crispest
pieces dropped in batter and theu
cooked in deep TAT. but the apple sauce
croquettes should not be omitted. ever
with this.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
GRAVY Man With a Gun.

Suffolk. Special.-After holding up
several persons with doublebarreled
shotgun and terrorizing others with
his rawlings. James Darden, 50 years
old was captured by the police In Hol-
land. Va. whence he had Ned from
Sunolk. Darden was lately dicharsed
from an asylum. and suddenly became
crazed again He fired at persons sew
eral times. but missed. Saturday morn
Ing he went on the warpath early ne
frightened number or persons on lhe
1s+mile ride between here and Holland.
ono man came 20 Suffolk and asked the
sheriff for an escort. While held Ter
lunacv last winter. Darden wounded
DENNY Sheriff Norileet so severely
that he was kept in hospital many
i weeks
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
Pearv's Future Plans

While in Brooklyn a few days ago
sLxsut- Robert K Peary. the arctic ex-
rf0-er. was asked whether II was true
sE>sf he had at any time declared he
v~ouid osver asain try 20 reach the
szortb pols, replied: IF l had an indie
f-ssaieut fortune l would SO back 10 the
4Irralc at once and / would stay there
sanfN ! had reached the pole or had
as~n removed from the possibility OF
rss<kher effort What | did say was
aAax / had spent all my money and
rszt could see no prospect Of another
expedition. have nothing 10 fail
azrk upon, except my place In the
navy. For that reason l am sOint
xzxk 70 washington 20 report"