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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-09
CASE OF MARCUS ISLE
Vessel Manned by Citizens of
the United States and
Armed with Mausers
w1THoRDERs TO AVOID A CONFLICT
To Contest with Japan for a Guano
Bed-Failure of an Expedition
That Went for Gold.

Honolulu, Aug. >, via San Francisco,
Aug. 9.-According TO the Honolulu
men who are interested in the Marcus
island guano expedition, against which
Japan has sent war vessel as re-
ported by the last advices received
from the states, the vessel which left
here for the island carried Il compile
ment of Mauser rifles, and her captain
had instructions from the company to
plant the United States flag on the ISL
ands and keep it floating until COM
PEELED to haul it down. Captain \. \.
Rosehill, the discoverer of the island,
who left his claim to it on Il cocoanut
tree on Marcus island in 1889, is in
command of the expedition. The COM
pany's claim is based on this title,
which is on record ut the state depart
ment i'll Washington.
Prepared to Force a Landing.
No intimation that the vessel left
here with any arms on board was Civ
Ell out until the news was received that
the Japan government had laid claim
to the island and had dispatched war
vessel there. Colonel Thomas Fitch
then made public the instructions Civ
en- to Captain Rosehill, which, while
designed to prevent any conflict, We're
low the United StateanS to land. or use
force to drive them away. Captain
RosehiIl's instructions from the COM
pany are to inform the Japanese on
Marcus island that his expedition is
peaceful one for the purpose of making
scientific investigation of the value
of the guanO deposit of the island and
attempt to make a peaceful landing
But Must Avoid a Conflict.
In the event that the Japanese still
refuse to allow him to land Rosehill is
to sail away out of sight of the island,
and return under cover of darkness,
land an armed force and raise the
United States flag and keep it up un-
til it is torn down by Il superior force.
At the same time the captain was told
to avoid Il conflict in every way possi-
BILE In the event of his encounterinS
a Japanese war vessel the commander
of the expedition was to present his
credentials as the discoverer of the
island and tn eagent of the Marcus
Island Guano company. and to state
that the object of his expedition was
20 make a scientific examination of the
island for the company. If the island
was found to be of value the matter
of ownership was to be referred to the
United States and Japanese govern
mentS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-09

engineer The crime was committed
with paper knife.
Stebbins had done work for the
company. over which dispute arose,
then followed the stabbing.
Another Mysterious Chicago Death
Chicago. Aug. 9.-Another myster-
ious death which the police think
may have connection with the sus-
pected murder of Minnie Mitchell
was brought TO light today by the
finding of the dead body of man in
the woods at Nincty-fourth street
and Winchester avenue. The man
had evidently shot himself in the
mouth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-09

Continued on Page Four.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

METAIs-The and foreign market f3T I'm wa" a.
a rs 90 and e. q 2@ cdP s G was active at
York and steady about YESTERDAY closing 6gerv az
s 5aSii III 80 tons september and 90 tons October at
$l Is 2o99 N eleetToyto b 5e opper market was
higher with spot and fGg5ss at ana al London as mnS
changed 8s ga sPeeff, s S5 as iR The al rnss IRON
es were firm Glasgow at 53s "a and Mddss99ro ap nd
ass sd The NewYok iron market ruSd S'eS Syrr NV.
unchanged. with pig %aTTanl S Saihern $isa$i0 No
southern si7 5oa$s: No foundry. Southern
soft Mo fls AND sYRUPsocal business was quiet
with the market steady. At Ne|,Oreaans i thetS mnder
g3od du6tations follow: orleans centTuea CON
mon Ga5s o 5a5 Eette 3Si4Ic l2q
lac: fair i5gi7c: good. lsglVc; PRIME @o"'o'
8cEAN FREG NJ aDgsss an m the
general conditions Of the market were neTD I'd
i1 n5on 2d Hull ~ Bristol and Ne%eastle 20 I'd
terdarn PC eoPn r. British steamers la24
oats 6,3 IONS deals ST John coast Of England
S5s British ols tons deas m9H s,eamer 70 3
tns deals and timber. ST Lawrence ports TO United
ngd9mR BRITISH iT 5,eanef 1867 phosphate coosaw
70 L9ndSn. caicdtta 70 s. May; German
steameT - 22 So july British steamer ls81 tons, fue
Cardiff 70 "a ysIdYa 5 I'd: British steamer
tons Transatlantic trade trips at or about IS St span span
m 10 II Lucia for orders The United states Us Ga
JupSJgy; or Br Phadephia Is 3D. British steamer
tons cor NeY6r private terms british bark
cas- oil hence Pernambuco 16c and free ighterage
bsrk 5i6 asphalt, Spain to New-H ork y -
schooner 800 tons coal Philadelphia 70 santiago 81 10
lumber and ties, brunswick 10 New
York private bark. 654 tons lumber Pascagonia
"a New-York 81 %: schooner LIS tons, luInpe snip
Island Philadelphia private terms; schooner 90 tons
lumber Brunswick to NewYork, private terms schooner
4eG tons lumber Fernandina 10 York private terms
schooner 1871 COAL Philadelphia to Port Royal ana
back lumber private terms schooner AZ tons cos
Perth Castine schooner 49, tons. coal,
TO Bsh SOC loo tons f SaB ps
S 6S3 dso aRs steamer Ts @be CUR
~ Holland private schooner 1913 tons. lumber,
Jacksonville 10 NewYor SO: schooner. 246 tons, lumber
Mcss Point New-York, private terms.
OU,S-While the position of cottonseed oil remained
very strong demand checked by the higher
prices asked and only moderate business took place
With prices holding trm previously quoted nseed oil
had quiet trade to-day without feature Petroleum
steady ana unchanged. Petroleum bbls 81 4O and
in 81 So Phiia4elphie 6bis. 81 80 and IN bulk s. So
cases. ESe" ork s. so .COTTONSEED OIL
Prime crude. b mills SEA l37 nc: prime summer
yellow 4313asoe on summer yellow 44]1G45l1c: butter
asa 43c prime white 4sc prime winter yellow,
sg65Oc I-iNafED OII-American seed, city 81
166c; OF town raw. 64065c Calcutta raw SIC; lard
oil. SiGs3c. -. ,-
vance. especially pork the strength in live hogs and
light stocks tothtsson houses good buyers, but
on the advance packers sold checking bulshness after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

RaSs ' ts late casss6 fs:ep so we're e
P 9GGe b with a. 1g 300
at nf9RRg s999 at kansas M. city and
RRfHs f9 FIqm s 1esg siSqs2
sI VS. b ff@fy an Rfffss
Pigs pigeons ssc ls CUT r SiS 100 r s 70 ~ 9S
T @ Smoking NE 10 NJ Iol$c; p n ioisc II n
@ quote iP2GdFs rm qToS ss P1 aT e s
ooc city asd arm S, QUOTED 70 so
o6oc F Rraz Quoted Ss -, South out america Continent,
iGPou1d ao it5GnE Seo qq qSe
m5erat aIhe local market rice was steady with
there was s Prices were UNCHANGED At the South
4tc: fans t tolow: Domestic common low fair 8s9
head aGlsc Pana ~ G5A6 Japan fareiFn 4sSsc
9&2 aI2es''' S&@414c; Java 4'sa4&c Rangoon bond
and sry u firm and md aGYs for 5sqs4
Is samewba, ''sner prices are expected The market
TXX a69 domnos 2o' mould A. 5o5c cubes 495c
frg powdered 4SOc Eagle confeconers grsnulaed
n cartons @ and extra fine granulated soc Eagle
Standar %l me sTanulated soc Eagle fine granulaed
426c; No 90 g i to' Nos and SOC No 423c: No
az 2o TO- 10 1G 40 e5 H. $500 Nos 49, 75c
This week summary Of statistical position as made
ana Cuba los TOMS against hs u 5S s' td1s
over last YEAR Sfaf dr: an Increase Of iGs
por 800 s TONS! P g, @ o 2OOo
Europe 900 tens asa6st aIi 4esT
"%l"' TONS, against 2322oIS at
uneven dates. and $3.50 at the even dats ~ March
l. lS2 The excess Of stock is tons against an ex
C'sS o NN!4tH tons last week. nc ESQ
TONS TONS January l. 1892 Hamhurg-I.5O0 tons Of sugar
SHIPPED to- America 10000 tons engagements ZOO tons
i h Ii shpI-d The market for is very firm
WIN loera sales at NewNOTk OF 90
test centrifugal. and for Philadelphia account NJ cost
on reisht basis of sc for prompt shipment from Cuba
1850 tagsl, which is equal g-IGc duty maid Iut re-
VII not now pay that price. which importers are
~ 10 Hold Tor mat figure. The ali told were
fo"Hin 2 G3sS. The sales at NeS York included
az sc hasis ~ test landed 10 600 500 bags Cuban
, spot and in port at 3i2c basis test ex ship
N"ats 1l'ft nolasses basis
tnatQ tS tons English Island muscovado In store &c
o"9S - est landed p hhds 81 Croix
~ pass ~ test ex ship; $50 tons Porto muscova do
sli &c, OASIS ~ test. landed. and tons San DO
Ton5" f ] SPOT &c. basis 50 test. ship. The
May quoted Us bad. and June a Gs AID 1850 ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
Notire of Gummons.
SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK, County

SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK, County
~ Of York-Marion vought. Plaintiff. against
Catherine H Aspen, Rose Gamble, Margaret Murphy
Ann McEroy, James McErOy, Christopher Barry. Cor
neus Vought. Fanny VOught Annie c. Vought. George
W. Nought, Charles K. Vought, Harry X Nousht FLOR
Katie McCirath Mason McGrath, Florence Moen. stephen
T. Moen. Harold Caspary infant under
the Of fourteen Helen infant under
the OF fourteen years: Alice II. Hughes, James
Hughes CbarJofta IJorsr l,ls Hone Tohn T Hone
Anna g. Hope. Charles r. Hope, Nellie NJ Mowatt
James NJ MOwatt Alice r. CIdence James G CHdence.
r Gertrude Johnson. James F. Johnson. Thomas +.
Hope, Amy Hope Christopher ]. Hope. William J. Hope
Johanna Hope Mary Burke, Kate Burke. Edward Burke.
an infant under The OF fourteen years; James H.
Judge, Louisa Judge Mary a. A. Cross. James Hope,
the name Annie being fictitious and the issue or dew
isees of the said James Hope, II such wife issue or
devisees there he Thomas Hope and IL Thomas Hope be
not living Ellen Ellen being
fictitious. the devisees said Thomas
Hope II such wife. issue devisees there be. MOlle
Smith, James j. Phelan, and Ella K Murphy, Defendants
each Of them; You hereby summoned answer the
amended complaint IN this action and to OF
the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service OF this amended
judgment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the amended complaint
Dated March 9Th. 1902.
JULIUS II. SEYMOUR Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and
Post Once Address, No. IS Wall Street tManhattan).
New York City.
To James Hope Thomas Hope Defendants: The
pursuant TO order OF the Honorable Samuel Green
baum. Of the Justices Supreme Court.
State OF New York. dated the Goth day March 1902
and filed with complaint Office OF OF
the County Of York in the County Court House n
the Borough 81 Manhattan. City County State Of
New York, the LIST day Of April. 1902.
Post ONCE Address. No 81 Wall Street (Msnhattan)
New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
foreclosure 5dlts.
NEW YoRK sUrREALE COURT. COUNT,

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK.-Frederck A o. Schwarz. Plain
tH against Louis ILppman. German American Real
Estate Title Company and others Defendants
I'm pursuance a Judgment of foreclosure and sale
duv made and entered in the above entitled action. and
10Th day 81 April. 1902. the under
signed the Referee in said Judgment named will sell at
New York Real Estate sales Rooms
h, III the Borough OF Manhattan, County
~ New York on the 9Th day OF May 1892. twelve
o'clock noon on day. by William NJ Ryan. Auc-
said Judgment sold
~ therein follows: All that certain lot
niece or land situate lying AMI being in the
Porough OF Manhattan City County and state OF New
York bounded follows to wit; Beginning at point
on the souherlv side Hundredh Street distant
one hundred and forteght feet and three inches west
erlv southw~steTly corner Of one Hundredth
street Avenue running thence southeriy and
will Avenue. and part Of the distance
wall. hundred tget and eleven inches
thence westerly parallel with one Hundredth Street
northeTly and parallel with Park
Avenue and the distance through party wall
eleven inches, the sOuthery side
of one Hundredh and thence eastery and along
same. feet the place OF beginning
Dated New York Apru 10th, 1902.
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE. Referee
HATCH. DEBEVOISE 4 COLBY. Attorneys for Plain
tin No Wall Street. New York City.
a diagram Of the property 20 be sold:
its street number Is Oh East Tooth Street
East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
STOCK ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk. May 3 1902
Guiding 81 for export alive % for rs and
on sale. steers were slow and drasgins a! further
tEife f5m Three and half Of cattle held
at Sass S cows arms at Sc SR4 ancy at FAT DO 81 So
No shipments Of 1--we cattle or dressed meats from this
taks go cattle and 100 q beer
quarters for s swift { Co: the GeoFgSn for
CO. $50 cattle FOR Morris Beef Company and 2io0
shire the TORONTO FOR Hull 100 cattle for W. sherman
mated for the Morris Beef Company making the total
he Of e cdd So tsD Of 6 GIeq
saes-sherman Culver: Pennsylvania steers IT'S
do lbs ~ at 50 49, % do l12 ~ SO O5 do, i22I
diS5 5 fed do 1870 No. at 50 49, ESQ 10 at
J. sh@m6erg Son; 20 Chicago steers 1892 ~ 81 80;
ds e. 9' No. at 81 lS do 1870 no at 50 90 do 1856 ~
sS s. g. 3 % = s tS at t 9 Sh2
do liz n at So T S h9 q steers ltSe No. at s. 20 Is
81 1891 r. e at e iso o. S at at g 1929
s. 1919 bulls a" as % az "a s. % o s7 Do I9 = n
o9o 10 at s. % hsfer 1000 ~ at So u Pennsylvania
3 s59 n a s. 81 s. & r. at "a;
Newton Co. 10 Pennsy steers 1852 ~ at SO 30;
10 Do 1855 o, 81 "a at 50 20 G,J i DO 15s H. 50 M Is
at i' d. at - o. do rs H. at 50 TO- do $50 H.
6 r. az g ao sc sss s. 20 6ns
e2 ,n9, at 81 10 STATE DO 1000 ~ at s. 10 Michigan
~ at s. c. do. l41s N, 81 50; cows iO45 10 at
robin shannon az sai: S NJ BIS at s. al cows 1853
n at 81 DO oar ~ 81 20; 10 DO st5 n s. %;
tAsIvEsIFeseiPs were $50 head. including % for
sa l 5c on sale mainly i at sTteths Trade was
PEms ysa G' oi S at sass IS
RS mixed 100 cde. At few aRs v d s sqs
soanr per rdseS T seaT few TT@ @ SR at
. g l H. W y 30 CO 40 @ S
at s. 80; 20 mixed fSyss i31 ~ at g. -,
SIIsd Sa!: III 5 Ss' rs at 8: %
II. i Hollis: IS vsns H. at SO g; 50 do. n.
ToS 5 Z. IS Indiana ve"s 1875 NJ at SO So 10
Andrew Mullen veal 100 n, at So rs; 10 do l2o n.
8 SANDERS 70 vtais I2l n at SO IS; DO 100 ~ at
Newton & CO.. veals. l2i ID. at Sd 70; do. - 10.
J. g. Curtis Son: veals. 1874 n, at SO 30; do 50
srP u ES , nTS ysas lG N at So 55
market and, counting the stale stock there 10
steady prices heavy ana neglected. medium
lower Six and hair cars O stock were likely 70 be
wodei sheep sold in small %ay Mt saasG per 1dS n
few clipped sheep s5Gs5 90. fair 10 good unshorn
50 80 few ordi6ery spring lambs at g. 20 each Dressed
Toe country spring lambs easy at s1Gs5 30 per
SHlesAudrew Mullen: 23T State clipped lambs So n
average. at SO IS 100 n; l25 Buffalo do Il N.
So 10 300 do GS n Sc 60. 900 unshorn DO. 10
81 10 10 CLIPPED Buffalo sheep. 81 -. a So 20
s. Judd 4 Co: 22s clipped Buffalo lambs so n. at
81 -.
Newton & Co: ~ unshorn Jersey ewes ~. a 81:
10 spring limbs at 50 30 each.
n r. Hollis: 2O& clipped Buffalo lambs. GO n at Sc 40.
II. harrington - unshorn Buffalo lambs. 1OT 10. at
s. 20 III clipped Buffalo DO. 20 n At So So
Commission Co. ca unshorn Western lambs -
n 81: 237 clipped Buffalo do. "a NJ 50 -;
shorn sheep. 10 10. at Sc
HoGs.Heceipts We're 1919 cars or 247 head, IN
Guiding - head the market. Fancy barely steady.
estimated sell 81 150ST 30 per 100
Western
duh and lower 7T9c n for heavy 10 light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 2-Catle Peceipts. 1000: steady; good
50GS6 80: stockers and feeders 80 5O4$1 cows 81 900
ass S2a$3 Texas fed 81 251$G -.
Receipts to-day 5000: morrow. 2OOo. left
over. 5000 5GlOc higher Mixed and butchers
SO l5GST II: heavy 81 1Oa$7 80; rough
heavy 81 S5aS7 05: light. so G5H$G 95 bulk Of sales.
SO s5aS7 10 SheeP-Recepts 1000 sheep steady lambs
weak; good 20 choice wethers So J0uS6 -; Western
sheep. s. 25aS6 20 native clipped lambs 81 I5n$6 60:
Western lambs. 81 25~S6 60.
Cincinnati. May 2-Hogs steady. s. G0U$7 10. Cattle
steady. So 5oG$6 30. sheep active firm, s. jO0Sj 40
Kansas city, May 2-CSttle-Recepts. 1900 natives.
export and dressed beef 50 5GS7 % fair good
S5dSG 10 stocers and feeders $3Q$5 80 Western fCl
- s5q$d TO- Texas and Indian steers 81 80 s. 90
Texas 50 5OdS4 90 native 81 oO0$5 so native
hefers $aaSG 30 Gamers $2a$2 10 bulls 50 25a$5 80;
calves, $3H$J 40. Hogs-Receips. $500. active Toe
higher closed firm Top. 81 40 bulk Of sales, 80 95a
s. 20 heavy 81 2Od$T 40; mixed packers 81 OG$7 70:
light 81 60g$7 10 workers. s7@S7 10; pigs. $GG$6 30
Sheep-Rccepts. 100; best steady others
lambs 81 5oasT 30 Western lambs 81 75IS7 10 native
wehers 81 J0G$G 10; Western wethers 81 0d$I %; fed
ewes s. o5as5 70; yearings sGaSG 2o Texas clipped
sheep. 81 75d$5 20; feeders 50 lOdS5.
East Liberty; Nav cattle steady; choice so sOa$7;
prime. 50 50QS6 10; good s. sjdS6 a. Hogs lower prime
heavy s. 294$5 %; best mediGms s. o5@s7 10 heavy
90 90; roushs $5GsG 70 sheep SLOW; prime wethers.
lambs 50 50gs6 10. Veal calves $Ga$d 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

COTTON-The action Of to-day's market was mysti-
flying particularly the sharp rally at the close and
steady Moreover, the price OF
Immediately fell from 934c the close 10 33lc
the The character OF operations quite mis-
leading the sharp fluctuations in prices Trad
appeared 10 be bulling the market at time
became leading sellers after and vice The
opened barely steady with prices unchanged 20
points lower and continued 70 of after the call
under heavy selling pressure from both sides. There
few supporting orders the demand coming almost
English market distinct disappointment 10
friends OF here, while receipts the ports
heavy and the supply bid fair show
decrease Of less week Sentiment
traders stkingly bearish. though pri
adVtces NeW-Oreans told Of continued
hdence ~ part Of bull leaders and OF little DISPOSE
ton on the 1<ts OF investors TO sell There a
further break IN Liverpool after the had
opened. and commission houses
Of large Ealing orders. The July option suffered
in the ctceIes and time worked of o o.2Sc.
August sold as low ellie. Then slight rally
on ngnt Houston estimate for tonorOws receipts
On reports that rain badly needed IN Western Texas
But liquidation once in. and the market
in weak state during the Of The morning. Early
IN the afternoon there was sharp rise 9.4Oc for
July turn Of shorts for profits and on moderate
new buying by operators who believed the selling
Tnent had its course Superintendent Kings
sight figures were quite as expected. bales,
but later the decrease IN worlds visible supply
proved disappointment and under fresh wave OF
selling July broke 10 points and rallied slightly at the
close on covering. The market finally very
&no net B points lower 70 ! point higher.
The range Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
LrvERPnoL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May 2. .. m.-COtton; Spot-Linlited 6t-
mand prices sd lower American middlng far = S5i
middllng, SD; mddlng 5hd low niddllhs 1911
good ordinary 1s2d ordinary 2SCs2d Inc sales OF
bales, which 800 were Tor specul
export and included 300 American Receipts
1900 bales. including loo American Futures
closed steady American middllng.
c May 6-64d sellers May and June, Gid buyers;
464dJ 5-64d buyers; July and august.
64d sellers August and September 6264d sellers:
September and October 4364J4 4+64d buyers OCTOBER
and November. 80 GAIA S464d buyers; November ana
December, 3O64d4 31-64d sellers December ana jan
uary. 6404 3O-G4d sellers January and February,
1 G464 sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 2.-Closing Wheat spot No North
spring steady sd; No California quiet 6s 4zo
futures quiet; May. is 2d July. is 1%d; September
Us 3sd COrn-Spot steady; American mixed, new. 0s 90
American mixed old. IS 3D. futures quiet; July 5s Zst
October, 5S Peas-Canadian firm. Flour-SI
Louis fancy winter hrn IS Cd Hops at London Pacific
CoasO firm. 90 l5saE4 l5s. Beef strong extra India
mess zoos. Pork prime mess. western aus.
Hams firm; short cut 70 IS ~ 54s Cd Bacon nrT N
Cumberland &c 10 80 10. sos; short rib 10 % =
52s Cd long clear middles light - to "a TO- o- on
long clear mddes, 81 TO 40 10 S2s o. suos
backs to 20 10 SIS: bellies IL 70 10 10
Sis Cd Shoulders-Square. II 10 10, hrrn, +Vs IaIu
firm prime Western sis: American reIlheI IN
pals. sos Cd Butter-Ftnest United States hTn ISs
Cheese American white, SIS: American hlese
colored. COS Taow-Prime city firm gus p III
Spirits ass Rosn-CommOn steady, 4s Tau
Peroleum-Refned steady Tsd. Lnseed oil hrm Sls w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
SUPREME COURT. New York County,

SUPREME COUkI, New York County
Byron Dexter plaintiff, against Gussie stowassar
Joseph Mary kuentslsr and Charles W Younger
called Charles :. Younger Mary Younger. his
wife. Daniel :. Brennan and Mary Brennan. wifi
MARY being fictitious. her hst true name Is unknown
plaintiff ACCOMPLISHMENTS sUunmons-To above
named defendants: You hereby summoned
complaint In this action and a Of YOUR
plaintiffs within ate
this summons exclusive day OF service
OF your failure appear or answer tudg-
will be taken against by default
demanded in the complaint.
Dated MAY IL. 1900.
JEHIEIs T HTRD, Plaintiffs Attorney:
Postoice address. No. 20G Broadway. Borough Man
haitian. city.
To Daniel Brennan. defendant: The foregoing sum
served upon YOU ny publication pursuant 10 an
Greenbaum OF the Justices
the Supreme Court OF State Of New York dated
March ~, 1902 and filed complaint the ONCE
Of the Clerk Of the County Of New York County
Court House Borough OF Manhattan, New
March IS. 1902 which complaint originally filed
therein Nav
Dated New York. March % 1902
JEEIIEI. T TURD Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office Postohice address. 2O6 Broadway Manhattan
Borough, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine dull with prices
nominaly unchanged Rosin held about steady and IN
changed. with a pretty fair demand Tar steady TO frm
prices unchanged and call from jobbers good We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-45i53 +6c.
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 S. oil. bbls. So g.
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained. 81 62ihqS IS; r, E
and r. 81 I25; c. 81 g; H. 81 SO l. y 10; h 81 TO- NJ
81 10; y. So 80; W g, So IS. and W W, So 90.
STOCK ON HAND
Dds
lar oois -'i'
Wilmington, May 2-Sprits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IS
casks. ROsn-Receips 145 bbls Crude turpentne firm.
81 3$2 So receipts 80 bbls 81 DO receipts 24O
bbls
Charleston. May 2.-Turpentine and rosin unchanged
savannah, May 2.-Turpentine steady 43c; receipts
l266 b6s sales 15 bills exports $50 bb Resin STEADY
receipts 1858 bbls; exports 1877 bbs Quote: A. b g
81 20 f. 81 %; +. 81 80: G. 81 30: H. 81 90 81 30;
X 80 40; NJ. So 50: " SO rs; W c. SO 80; W W. 81 GO.
London Nav 2-Turpentine- Spirits 32s 71ed Rosin-
American strnined Is 81; fine. 9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

nt cotton closed quiet with quotations lice lower
t asls q 1l-l6c for middling upland
Hi1-i-S Gun southern markets telegraphed
iio1s. Orleans quiet and unchanged 9&c;
Dlis nominal and Lice lower 95zc;
-i;IIed at SIC; Charleston quiet &c
80: " flington firm and unchanged 9lzc; Norfolk
ana uhe1nged at sc; Baltimore nominal and IN
Saieed at Ssc; Augusta quiet lower at 95sc:
~ Louis gulet and UNCHANGED at 9.4c
receipts OF cotton the ports and for the week
compared with the totals previous and Of this
week last year: $50 - -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-N0rk. May ?, I3VZ.
COFFEF-The coffee market opened steady with prices
20 10 points lower under selling by longs ana
abroad and heavy Hra1llan receipts
CLIQUE interests bought quite
freelv on the break. importers and room bears seia
There further change in the market uIu near
me close when squirt covering and fresh pun SUI
whole list The market was hAali! SEA
with prices unchanged q points lower lglal
market for spot c'i1ee was EI!i
with prices on the lGc for invoice lots OF No
Ri6 Tho worlds visible supply IN April increase
bales KrisChe q Co estimate Iettlp's III
NAV of s5O 600 bags santos and 275.ob0 bags RIO -,
The range prices in the local harie' 'o1S
WIS as