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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New
Guiding so cars for expert q .e fT es y Steers
opened firm to fraction higher later arrivals were
Tera Strong sGo The to extra
Rats steers sold fddc at b ~ 4 az s. g. per at s.
prime fat DO at 81 and DI Indon cables quoted
cattle and refrigerator beef selling at unchanged 400
sa aant ta 3v 9d M between r and
stmais for Other shippers che MINNEAPOLIS ds
for London T lsse Gu susbege cattle for J.
ha6eg son and loo qG oen1r Of the uralo viii
carry to for 4 sherman ana quarters rns OF
feef f ia he Beef The Bosma w
take 20 sheep to o,a hs Mey' r nafs
this for the week of loD ea df 4at Britain
and $50 sxSSpon Of q 20 Se sheep and
sys4sse at s. IS per- 100 10 DO
81 n g, n 10 at IS 50 1s DO at l g - a d. %
% sG md At s s6 Il do so m s.
50 bull 1+3 30 r. at to 50 1925 n. at at s. 5 do
$50 H. at 81 26 ii cows lo4a ~ at 81 So do l299 ~
a. $ IS 81 h. al 81 s. aa5 as at 80 e & g s at
n s. 55 do s9 a. s at s. e Y275 NJ
e q 80 iso at g. g SS 10 ,s aS
Sc M aS Pennsyv e9 do as NJ a, S s
a. 80 s. Il a: s. 49, d. at s b. s. 80 az 90
s. 81 = 81 as o. DO 1iS n at $ 3d. 3d.
1919 DO n iise s. s. DO 12a9 S5 p a
20 do 500 ~ at 81 50; 10 do, e3l H. at y 40 DO $50
q genssgI n Ia TseT s s. sSq g. is d at
1850 r. ' at s. 90 q do los 40 90 900 n at
s. 50; bull 1850 n at So o. do 1880 h. at 3 '''
Judd p Kentucky steer. j 1923 n ats at So 5 20
n sds 1000 N at 50 70; 10 do SIS ~ at 3d.
HsiieP % 1874 n at So do ''s ~ at
q f2 S IF al we're 512 head including III
butchers and 4o for the marx e Th Gs Egs g1oa w
quick Clearance Of the pens S 10 pr, orrrd
city dressed saiOsc ~ country dressed
!. 4 b aPTS 100 ~ DO 81 5 e. at Ess - Is do
s Sanders; veals. 12a ~ at SO rs: do 100 10.
Tobn & Shannon 80 Indiana veals 40 n. at So 3d.
sE ss-, wg sy Sa ?a[s cars 4t ar
bead ineiHdng car i ,se Market, making with the
stale stock n cars to be sold Of which 10 has "a, @ very
dull the days and buyers scarce and their
ing slowly fully sustained prices; eyerything else
lover to sell but with buffalo reported strong
sellers here were unwilling to make , eny or lambs and
consequently nearly 10 were eiS to be nsid 9T
10 prime anshorn t2 at Si%So s6@gn 3 at
s6ds7 a2II for extremes: fairly good spring lambs
heal Prs o. Of sb6Ge s asss at
dressed lambs slowly llq1ac some OF the Soun
We're eff rmer There was selling from
2. Co. POI 5 sp' l 30 Y Taslo
lambs IS NJ Sd 4o 5, do IS t. at So 2 clipped
60 H. SO 40; l2l do SO ~ at 9 81 lS5 do S' no,
sSof f sheep (cus H. 81 10 clipped do 50 H.
Toba 24s clipped Ohio lambs T. IS 8f n at
80 %" f Gp ii9 n n' AT 81 - q do 81 ~ at s.,
MCPHERSON 6 Go: $50 unshorn Buffalo lambs. "a H.
H Hume 10 la5 at $ 80 Sss each Al,
consigned direct to saugherers The feeling was firm
on sn b6n% J ea' higher 4 than On Wednsa NJ
reported before chang cunt a r loo r.
for light medium do sa"4c heavy hogs at 'qS
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The statistical position Brazilian coffee is fol-

corroN-Ffr.t notice day for May is
and All Doubt just holders of cotton would DO
re bales and stock at this point VIII
6oubfiess much making the situation az New
Yosk just that naen p, hnsb TnnoTtanoe was
clearly by the fact that prices adrcea
sphstcaily with April up 70 seoe May 10 sSUc JTne
prices unchanged points higher and after slight
reaction under realizing by the more tInid holders
turned strong bulsh news from all quarters ana on
yery little cotton the bear contingent was
compelled vigorously with the enthusiastic
LEI ;he rise Whereas Liverpool due Ia q
points higher that worked 81 gar points on
these rces being new high the
thu. far Port receipts light the export
large week end statistics were exceptionaly
tuish and Southern; spot markets were srohs Al
Estimates for acreage decrease IN
ali states except predictions for heavy
movement during the next sig weeks elpea 70
known 80 900 6oooo May notices had been
issued and were being stopped by prominent Greek
former said have taken 900 bales all OF winch
/; was believed. viii be shipped TO Europe as soon as
local ring alarm OF the room shorts and
attention was devoted 10 reaching SAFER
ground July climbed to &c and Auguss 70 % s wp
out the session active with the market
finally 2@25 points higher the present crop
options showing by Tar the greater ADVANCE beileI
LIVERPOOL oisappoint trade under the
usual Saturday profit taking, prompted scalpers 10 take
the short the very close On the curb
New-Orleans closed steady, with
July &c bid reports from spot markets gave
strong &c higher. CSC; Galveston firm, Zee
higher 10 9ssc The visible for the week lost
. bales Exports to-day reached $4,000 bales.
agais port receipts. Liverpool tomorrow Is
due 3Gs points higher
The range OF eices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

! K. 4
COFFEE loss Of 5qIo points recorded in
coffee to-day and the close the market sent
rent st bsarish- Liquidation by thoroughly dis
haarteled longs combined pressure and selling
tv importers inspired continued fun primary
eer-s caused b.aviness Wall and the huh
buyers the lower prices and trade
FOR fairly active. reaching 5000 bags
market 3 decline points
ateiy turned weak under the lqudating movement
Toward he Srea8ed little. hut prices
wore finally a Lowest level Of
ern market news Disappointing. showing Havre =
frrrc net lower snd Hamburg pfg lower . pig
net higher. TIE markets Of Brazil dull and weak
UNCHANGED. receipts amounted 5000
and interior movement 27lot bags The local
dull ana barely steady. with
:,ased on : 10 lots %
The prices the market today
fellows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool April y, p. m.-Cotton-Spot-Fair de-
mand: prices 1-16d higher; American middling, fair
2-32d good middins, SD: middling. SID mid
cling 5-32d good ordinary, l-32d: ordinary
The sales OF the day 10000 bales which 900
speculation and export. and included
Receipts none. Futures opened firm and closed
steady; American midding April. I-6id sellers
April and May. 66Id buyers; May and June 664d
ersers and July. 56iq5 6-6td buyers; July and
August 5-6tar5 Sid sellers August and September
sellers September and October 40 6id
and November 80 64d buyers; November December
buyers December and January, 3264d buyers
january and February 3f-6id buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

closed steady with quotations SLUG hgfer
basis el1iec for mdding upland and l5.lec
for mddiing Gulf Sales 12e bales Southern markets
were teiegraphed as follows: New-Oreans firm lice
higher al I-1ec; Mobile nominal unchanged at esc'
Savannah firm higher, 94c: Charleston firm,
i-.ec higher at csc: Wilmington firm. unchanged at
ssc; Norfolk firm higher 7lec: Baltimore
.na unchanged, 9izc; Augusta. lice higher. at e4c
firm lice higher. at 5-1Gc. Estimated re
ceirs New-Orleans for Tomorrow are 23o TO 300
$500 bales actual last week and
3 100 bales actual wear ago; morrow.
ssO 70 $50 bales compared l0I7 bales actual last
and las bales actual last year
Recei1s Of cotton at ports to-day
compared the totals OF week previous and or
his Last
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,,rr,rs-s good business closed in copper to-
E&y az I2c and 100 tons standard for August at II zoe
The the close was easy LIKE coset y, VIZ t0I9c
at 9B sp o was quoted at 18li June
July at II 25c The London no copper market ma was o S
seasv at New-York. with spot at "a eoq2 poo whiie
London e T. o1 10 and STEADY IN the home
future D a Change Tnssa ondon declined ga
The s9hs Of spen ndon gained Is Cd to SIS rs Cd
was steady firm in the local market but unShanse
xss Quoted sleds2o foundry Northern ssasle
No fqna s s6Sss English s were hghe with
Glasgow closing OBS sd and Mddesboro at ASS "a.
active here as at New Orleans Syrrps ruled
Steady unchansed Quotations sSlle~; New0rleans
brine zsa2sc open kettle. 5sq41c
Common, i2Silc; fair. 1oa1Tc good. isGisc prime
20a23c; fancy. 24q3Oc.
the trades and rates for the were strong
in a other W ANU GT Of h yaTo
trades and rates were nomnaily UNCHANGED Quoted
5 LIZ 2d: Bristol and Leth 2Iad Hamburg
ana Bremen 20 pigs: Rotterdam 2&c; cotton TO LIVER
po1 r psi Steamer 1904 tons deals Bay Fundy
west Of England P5vss terms MAY; British 81
Sr5,ain 4os Cd May; Norwegian steamer 1.642 TONS
asaI: Norwegian steamer lse4 tons sugar Newfsir
water to Montreal ard back to onited hingeon; deals
Ianuab 70 Tinted Kingdom Continent, about
ass Cd basis. May-June; British steamer 4eS
tons asa tons timber Ship Island Mobile to
United Kingdorn private vat, er,hs aa
ranean berthed May; British steamer 100 tons West
India trade one round trp f B s.es,r fs tons
brmp Prosreso Hatteras. Nc and per cent
'G3 2 q ay 90 1873 GH
pineappes. Bahamas 20 baltimore or prn.n,e
Mes s.. schooner tons lumber Fernandina to
hadehn S. so schooner sst r tens a ees P6ae
,s te Bangor private schooner aSS tons. eoai
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. April 25--C1osing-W quiet: No
futures quiet: May IS IND: July Is nd. Corn-spot
steady American mixed new. IS sd; American mixed
old IS Cd; futures quiet; July 9s lad September.
INd: October 1Nd- Professionalism firm. Is. Flour
ST Louis fancy winter frm So Cd Hops at London
(Pac.fc firm, f3 l5sGE4 strong:
1ss Sd Hams~short cut IA to ii b. Arm SIS Bacon
ax1n. cv1usrana cat 29 u 80 70. 400 "a. abort xih
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1e to "a 10 SIS long clear mddes light % to "a No. ols
long clear heavy IS to 30 10 SIS short clear
backs is 20 ~ Sic 3D. clear bellies "A to 70 No. DIS
Cd Shoulders-Souare. II to ID 70. frm, Sss Laru
firm: prime Western in tierces Sos 3D. Ameresn re
gs Cheese strong: American finest white. 5 Auie1i-
can finest Eoiored. SIS rallow-Prme city nrnn. S9s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strong 33s. Rosn-Comson steady
As lid Petroleum-Refned steady. nd Lneeed Oil
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NAVAL STORES.

The demand for spirits turpentne fairly good.
the market quite steady former prices. Rosin
steady and unchanged Tar firm. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- IL 46c
TAR-Pne. bbls. 81 So; do OIL bbls. So 65
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 65: D. 81 20; E.
81 TO F. 81 TO- e. 81 SO: II. 81 l. 81 10: K. So 20;
NJ. So 10; y. Sc 60: " c. 81; W ". 81 IS.
STOCKS ON HAND
Spirits turpentine. bbs 81
Savannah, April 25.-Turpentne hrm. 42a.c receipts,
Coz Dbls sales. 1874 exports. 1s32 Kosin firm: re
cepts 52s sales exports. 754 Quoted A,
B. c. D 81 E 81 %: F. 81 3d. G. 81 81. Fl. 81 %:
So
Charleston April 25.-Turpenne and rosin unchanged
Wilmington y April 25.-Sprits turpentne. nothing
doing; receipts % casks Rosn. nothing doing receipts
20 bbIs turpentine firm. 81 $685. 80. receipts
firm 81 30; receipts, $50 bbls-
London. April 2s5-Turpentne spirits. 32S Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

Coffee cables: Rio-tufse market weak; No Z Rio,
$500 exchange u l@2d receipts. 1ooo bags; cleared
States. - Ote bags. cleared Europe.
zoe hae SaTtus-t'Dffee market
DALI good 4S2a; receipts,
stock 1.o5"Utp bags. H8mburg-Cofee market opened
-ncha-Eed. at ! pig higher TO Il pig
lover Havre-Coffee market opened !.
franc lower j. months advanced !. franc; far
unchanged: a y steady; months declined 4
franc unchanged; $50 unchanged; total sales.
Sfsanl haas
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
aus A NJ and 81 VI Daily Sundays. TO Pitts
field and North Adams. sundays only. at 3D. 20 A. ~
Pullman trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices I13, Isl. AIS and 1918 Broadway. =
Union So w. 275 Columbus Ave. 1873 West l25th ST.
1e5th 81 13sth Stations. York: 35S and 725
Fulton St. and 1JS Broadway. p D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 200 Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked hotel residence BY
Westcott
A n. SMITH. GEORGE n DANIELS.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April c5.-F1our firm; light trade Wheat-
Spring strong: No Northern. carloads I9tso w1nei
No No offered 90c Corn quiet; NO
yellow Soc: No 3 do, 6sac: No 6slac: No 3 do;
6sl &c. weak. No white. Soc No do ie%s; no
mike No 451sc. Barley. 6sG1lc c L Rye
No /. 62Iec. Canal freights steady. unchanged
Chicago April 25-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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l. a OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby all having claims against
County Of New York. de
with vouchers thereof to the
bscbsr at his place business the of
Ciwynn No Wall Street. in the BOr
"nrh Of Manhattan. city of New York before the
ITrh da Of October next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF April 1902
ALBERT HEIDENBACH Executor.
SHELDON & GWYNN Attorneys FOR Executor, 10 Wall
Street borough 81 Manhattan New York city.
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l. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF New York
notice Is hereby persons having claims against
Howard r. Martin OF the County of New York de
with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers place of transactns business at the
No 81 Nassau Street. In the
CIV ~ New York before the twenty fifth day OF
October next
STUART F. RANDOLPH. WILLIAM r. RANDOLPH
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Superintendent Kings weekly movement statement
was AZ follows: Port receipts. o03so bales 70
mills and Canada. 1884; Southern mill takgs (esid-
mated eco; Of towns. 239l2;
brought week ended Aprh % fl,ssl
Total crop 23T days ended april -;
ort receipts lss 7os bales overland mills and can
aoa bSl d53: Southern mill takngs estimated l.5so
stock al interior towns in excess Of september oSo'
drought into 23z date 9.342, D37
The weekly Liverpool cable regarded rather bull
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N pursuance of am order of Hon. Abner c.

l. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
notice TO all having claims against
of the County of New York, de
ceased TO with vouchers thereof to the
place OF transactng business the
Of Wise. No ~ Broad Street. in the
borough Manhattan. City of New York. before
the 18th day OF October next
Dated New York. the 5th day of April. 1902
OSCAR l.. STRATS. FRED J.. LANANBIRCf. Executors.
Sptrgeberg & Attorneys for Executors. "A Broad
Street New ork city n Y.
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ceton Eaehenge special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
srosnine saIes luoo bales; speculation and export
3yni american. 1000. mi1dling upland Futures
oened steady at ss94 advance closed steady and
1naf 1850: July, 565l4b; Juy-August 5o51zs'
E frfter. eH5 feUtcmber- 36s ortober-
ef'ifr f.Al' November December. 33b december
f4pr2- --5-'i J'n-A!s Eei :. 4.3I3. Manchester
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RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


foot o. West Txsn5y,teTa Street and Ds'
sgThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third sfssA
Station. except where otherwise noted
755 A VI. FAST MAIL.-Llnited to two Buffet Parios
Cars New York PittsbgTg Sleeping Car Pit'souIs "
SAST i1S4 and elssflass e,
Cars Fer S chieaEo Cleveland Toledo r-a
LBS ?. VI. CHICAGO AMP ST. LOUIS ExPREssT 1S,-
easo 81. Louis Dining Car.
DIDO p NJ ST, LOUIS EXPREsS.IFor PiitsouFs' iho-
r w. %EsTEBN EXPREssFOT Chicago For
= " PA I9fFas PRE- and
Route Connects for cieveand except sataEday
P M cevsan aNG a ei4ciHSa M
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
snds Streets s nDg Gam csr Ss baas
n5i s l2S5 Dining cs 10 PsssT9S 1ma an
Parl0r and Dining Cars) Is Dining GaF ~ 70 1i Rt
sunday e25 Dining Cars loss DINING CARP
Parl9T and Dining Cars. 8s5 Dining Carr as DIN
sorEN RAIIWAYo ol5s Ds IS AS p II 10
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE-Express. a25 a m. and a2S
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAII.wAY-''Flortda and Metro
politan Limited. 1855 daily Express Il 10 night
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAI-wAY-FOr Memphis
cHEsAPEAKR ASD of II r. RAfIWAY-755 a m week
FOE OLD D' p Oh c6MF fe{ and xoRFoLK-7ss m
week days and 8 50 D. m daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-9j5 m. and 255 .. m. weekdays
SUNDAYS. I5J a. m. Through vestibuled Trains. Buf-
fet Parlor Cars Standard Coaches weekdays.
Parlor Smoking Dining Car and Stand
dard Coaches
SAPE MAf-l255 p. weekdays.
West Twenty-third Street Station) s55 a m. IL 40.
SO 400 and 112j p. m. Sundays Us a. m. 45J
p m from Desbrosses and Cortlandt S-reetsf. 300 a
m. y 90 3 10 $40 and nso p m Sundays. s4s a.
FOR PHILADEIPHIA-
10 DESIRES ClrtIandt Streets. T25 T5J.
SD S55 90 Dining Carr C955 Penna- Limited). 10i0
md COrfla anil Street
1915 Dining carr 1155 II 50 Dining Car) 10
tDes6rosses and COrtlandt Streets 2Ol 30 320 (Din
ing Car 355 % 4 . Dining Carr ass Dining Carr,
$50 Dining Carr. T55. IS 81 % p. II 10 night
sundays 10 80 mo Goa hesE s . s55. 925 DINING
Carr. 95o Grnited) 955. SO Dining Car, 1253
Dining Car) 155 Dining Carr. g. D Dining Carr 355.
-, IininS Carr 455 Dining Carr. 50 Dining Carp.
s55 s2' SIS 925 D. 70 10 night
Ticket offices Nos 46 1196 1864 Ill and 2G1 Broadway:
~ Fifth Avenue below d ST.; Astor House, West
Twentythrd Street Station stations foot OF Des-
bosses and Cortlandt Streets: Court Street $50 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 residence through destination Telephone s1s
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
vice
j. B. HUTCHINSON J. p. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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5urrogaies' Notires-
MARY ELIzA.-In pursuance OF

POWLAND, MARY ELIZA.-In pursuance of
~ an order of Hon T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate
Of the County OF notice is hereby given to
all persons claims against Mary Eliza Rowland
late OF the County Of York deceased. TO present
the vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers at
the office OF n W
Van der Peel No % Broadway Borough of Manhattan
in The City OF New York. before the first day OF
November
Dated New York 26th day of April. 1902
THOMAS FITCH ROWLAND, Jr-.
CHARLES Z. ROWLAND and
GEORGE ROWLAND.
Executors.
II. w VAN DER POEI. Attorney for Executors. No %
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ELYNN. EMMA MAY-The people of the

State Of New York. by the grace OF God. free and
in4enendent 20 Austin, las West SSth Sc. y.
y city Frederick Flynn Send greetins You and each
cited and required to be and appear
before OF County OF New York at She
Surrogates Court OF said county held at the county
f,1urt House in the County Of New York the third
(3rD day OF June 1902. past o'clock IN the
forenoon Of that day, show why
letters should be issued TO Geors
Austin upon the Of Emma May Flynn. deceased
n testimony whereof caused the seal OF the
SIrrogates Court County OF New York 70 be
hereu1to atHx Frank T Fitzgerald. a
Surrogate OF county the County OF New York
the nth April. in the OF our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and two -
~ J. FAIRFAX NJ LAUGHLIN,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
RFI-RFN LESLIE MAYNARD Attorney for the Petit
toner I4l Broadway n. Y City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE
RETwEEN
MEM YORK r. BOSTON

NEW YORK & BOSTON
Via Springfield and the
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
(New York Central Hudson River X. R.. LsSseel
Trains Grand Central Station Fourth and
AID street. New York. follows:
Leav Arrfve
York Springfield
a. m IL IS $50 D. m.
ff2.O0 BIS .. m. $40 p. M
D.. m. T-2T D. m 10Oo D. m
sfIO0 m 3ff a m 613 a m
Tickets Offices. AIS f21a
Broadway at Grand Ceptral Station
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n y
FITZGERALD Surrogate OF .ha County of New York
notice IS hereby given all persons having claims
against Joseph Corbit late OF the County OF New York
to present the with vouchers thereof
thu subscribers transacttng business.
Avenue, In The city OF New YORK. on or
before the 3Oth dag June next
Dated York, 2Sth OF December. 1901
Joseph MCKEE. CARSON q. ARCHIBALD THOMAS
WATSON. Executors
WFFKF,S BROTHERS. Executors. 10 Will
lam street Borough Manhattan.
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arms strong and higher than last report. Cloths in
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday. April .. 10

Net receipts at all United States ports during
last year 49, ~ 80 T1.66O
Total receipts since September 15s, f5l
Total receipts 10 same date last year....6 fGs S14
Exports for he 92,422
for week 1l,UGI
Total exports since September o. s1t. l5i
STOCK at all United States ports ooo'ooo
wear ............ 81 o54
Stock at all interior towns Observation-Disclosures. 81 .G2i
ALI U0I
Stock AZ Ijyernool L.
stock at I.verpool same time last year.... $4,000
Stock of 5000
tirne last year - .............. 100000
The following the total net receipts OF bales OF cot
q q pnrfS nCp
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IN PURSUANCE OF On order or Hon. Abner
- C. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
is all having claims against
I1 ala PaIthasar. The County Of New York. de-
vouchers thereof. the
subscriber place Of ransactins business az TIE
office OF Hoady Lauterbach Johnson. No % William
City OF New York. or before the 18th day
July
JOHN CATOIR. Executor
IOADIY IAITTERBaCH & JOHNSON, Attorneys FOR
II ecIror " William Street. New York County
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7 EWISOHN. LEONARD--In pursuance OF an
order Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrosate
of New York notice hereby given 10 all
claims against Leonard Lewtsohn. late
of the County York. deceased. present the
thereof the subscribers their
place transactng business. No II Broadway. In the
City York. before the gath day Of October
Dated York. 18th day OF April. 1902.
WALTER LEwISOHN
ALBERT LEWISOHN.
PHILIP S. HENRY
EyARTS. TRACY & SHERMAN. attorneys for execu
tors. 80 Wall street. New York City.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-06-19
The French Case.

The trial Of E. l. French, of MayvilIe.
charged with sen ling obscene matter
through the mails, was concluded in the
U. s. circuit epurt at Portland last week.
French was charged with sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails addressed
to the late Mrs ]. K. Fitzwater, OF this
place. The letters are said tn have con-
tanned an obscene poem relating to a
member Of Mrs. Fitzwater's family and
the threat that if certain large sum of
money was not left at specified spot
near M3yvillp at certain time that the
poem would be published. A number
of snch letters had been mailed at the
Maryille post Office addressed t0 differ
ent people and the post mistress at that
place finally set watch which resulted
in the arrest Of French. 1t is under.
stood he will ask for new trial on the
plea that the deposition of Mrs. Fitzwa-
ter, which Was admitted rs evidence in
the late trial was not proper evidence.