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New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. September 10 1902
BEEVES-Recepts 1S6 cars 1906 head in
Gdg M IS alive 80 for G cars nd Oh s
sale all with the sxssptiGTR OF sSsg SsTs
higher bulls steady; the yards were cleared
6 %m9 mo TO esas ossd fs sa at $ !. s 100
heifers at 81 65sa Is Dressed beef slow at per
and London cables quoted y esttis rm a, 1sg1SSg 5
Is. shiPments this port today all the cynFaiss
for J. shanberg Son and 2soo quarters Of iest
mated for other @ shippers On Saturday the 5 IN
beef for swift Company. cattle for the Morris
ammond coaDany; the 9innetonEs London 800
berger and 2s6 Cattle for j. sham6erg Som the
P P5 MORT. for @ 20 sn Of m beef ,o
from this port for The week ending g SATURDAY M %
s 81 per o s a Is o n S ls
ss n at : 81 Ipffs'o lz l0 at 50 " DO ''
SO s. state DO; 1l1o n. 90; bull 1850
at s. 3: 3 do. 7ss n, at 81 s. " - - -. ~ ,1 -,
20 NSess9s3@ S ssnsSSsy sssS l b
at, at s. ;o IS = COW g? n at 81 So do SO O at 81 10
0s M ''51' do 1857 S5Ssi IS ' at co. 81 Do d.
5 sandefs q yzga5a = sfss l1os sa ~ - at s. do
ssE e? a. eso So f. f. g SO d. at s a' 's"
s s s. r At so# s. 70 i l. a. :, 8 8 B. Il g. g G sss & g. at IS s. E g.
sl$@S H$sa RE3 ss,ls e 22s= s e 3 Sc 50
prime veais sold at s5ss 90 per 100 n little calves at
= So grasse,s at 81 5oast ear Of Western calves at
dressed at 9lI2e dressed srassers steady at 'a6c;
sales-Tobin & shannon 81 veals. 14s n at
do $50 n at " 1a grassers. 176 ro at 81 yearings
Andrssw Mullen: veal, las III. at S So do, 10 fo
Kerns Commission CO. Jersey vea1s 70. IS 50;
S4EPP Ns1eP S6 S9 ysss 80 r. At S. ,7
the market g makIng with the stale stock ls cars on
At Jersey CITY prices ruisd rm sheep selling Stronger
and lambs oa15c higher the upper yards the market
rather choice sheep sold s2q$3 10 100 common
mutton slow at 5a7c per 1b dressed lambs trhe hrmer
sales-Kerns Commission Company: 1aa Virginia lambs
10 10 average at So 100 n. 81 So 240 do. so n
s al . ate KsRaeEy a1tS2 $S So
= % s. at S g 3 81
N9SH g CO p e 5 - TiEFa e III s sP9 Ss n ss. s. 2% @ e 4
" s. ' d@ 100 @ n at IS 81 .ts yTns sbs - e "a aa n n & @ s. 20
do Il n at $ 30 @ 81 DO IS n at S 87 ii q Do IS ro
s. 2s 10 Do at So; ia do. 81 bucks
a. D ., srrl4fs2? Z & 0O7 Buffalo lambs IS 10 at s. e9 lel
II II. Hollis: 24s BuraIo lambs 81 n. at 81 e21s; IL
Andrew Mullen: IS state lambs. IS n. s. sols %
Tobiq 8 sheRqon: state lambs. 10 n. at s. 10: :
HOGS Receipts ~ cars. or 1o7s head. ineud-
ing 80 head for the market The feeling was weak but
try dressed hogs steady loaIoac per for
saIes-To6in 8 shannon: q state hogs, 1877 n. at
Kerns Commission tompany: "a Virginia hogs. lo1 n
Masn asG @ n st s e. 1s1 state 10 e a
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
OTHER MARKEr&RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 19--Cattle-Reoeipts. 4:e0 head IN
Guiding 800 Texans 200 Western steady good to
prime steers. 81 5oqSe g. to medium S4gsI stock
s. 2ja$5 75 81 50Q$2 % bulls 81 2RS5 calves
$3qS7 30. fed steers $55si so Western steers
So 75aS5 75. Hogs-ReceIPs today lS 600 head To- NOR
butchers 81 20G$7 s0 good to choice heavy . 5ea%I
rough heayy 15gS 40 light - $SgS so oIiH OF
choice mixed 81 50dS3 % native lambs: s. l0a$5
Cincinnati Sept 19-Hogs quiet s. i5gS 90 o9 Sat5le ~
Tlendy T,embs aSire Shso ana no higSer s. 75gsS 40
Buffalo. 19Cattie 100 steady; prime steers
So Gamers 5Os2 - bulls 81 50d$i feeders $$9og
s. 10 lockers $3aSi stock heifes 81 o? eaIS
IIogs 500 steady: heavy 81 s0GSS mixed 81 75GST s5:
s. $5Gs 4 roughs s. 5as5 s. 'oqss grasss5s c
sheep hrm: iarlbs. !0d15c higher lambs. Sass 75;
yearings S4QS4 so. wethecs S4Si 25 ewes 81 3S3 49,
East Liberty Sept 19-Cattle steady: choice s. leg
81 25; prime So 25a$6 75. good. S5ds5 75 Hogs lower
prime heaves s5dS7 30, mediums. s. sOlSI 80 heavy
s. 25@$7 81 roshs $6as7 Sheep steady; best weth
stq$ 5 ps s,ns and q 81 So2 choice lambs
city. Sept. 19-Cattle-Receipts. 5000 natives
Texans. Calves-Receipts, s3S mostly natives
quarantine slow and lower stockers
and weak; good cattle here choice export
81 o5 feeders 80 J01$5 Western fed steers
81 5O0S4 75 Texas and Indian steers 81 ioqsi Texas
81 5gS3 native cows 81 5oaSi 20 aatse heifs5s sP
s. Hogs-Receipts 1850 market steady TO 1oc lower
closing frm top 81 bulk. 81 35qS7 49, heavy 81 800
Workers 81 i0aS7 42ll: pigs s5 5oGs7 55 Sheep-Rs-
ceipts $500 market steady weak native lambs - 90
g$4 10; Western lambs $$a$t native wethers e. 2
Texas clipped yearngs 1888 20 Texas clipped sheep.
So 75aS3; stockers and feeders, $2q$2 e5.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

z.or Sent 1s-The Commercial 9 Buetin g VIII i+ say
In tomcrrovss report on the we and sales are larger
dine mills have on the na[ 3on ~ r,aEns them
ana ana ONE L,ar than competing foreign
sold freely at full prices and th iooved the Improve
,t abroad The receipts OF woei ~ IN ns 9 ssS 5ss
NJ FOR the same period l9S Ihe bpeSt Of Isl oS
date are 2os eriod in 1901 The stock on hand IN
Boston January zee osS n The stock hand september
20 ,6o, was 100 49s. .592 10
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
1s6th ST


The approximate of the lien or charge to satisfy
S17 a. with interest thereon from the 11th day Of
So, 1000 together with costs and allowance amount
~ - s266 90 with interest from Aug 10 1902 together
With the expenses of the sale Ihe approximate amount
siro IN the purchaser OF the purchase money or
oad by the Referee, IL 81, ,OS4-+l ana interest
Dated New York. Aug 49, l5o-; l5o-;-r->,,-,1po, 49,
IT. o, - -ba above-iescrbed premises is hereby ad-
toi-neS ~ Thursday September =. 1907 at the same
hour and place. -. =, too2
bateu NJ" CRENVILI.E b WINTHROP. Referee.
r1rRNER RoISTON & HoRAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
. William y.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

set cotton closed dun with quotations unchansea az
iT nnidelnS upland and 9i<c for mddlng Guif oles.
- nafes Southern spot markets we're telegfaphed az
-olens NeNOrlesns firm. unchanged at sec Alo,lie
tsssoy l-lsc higher Bloc: Savannah frIn. ioc
NeLeL al SIC. Wilmington nrrn. unchanged al oec'
.oK 1rn l1Gc up. I116c: Baltimore noi,ia y "a
SSSSTlangea AZ sac. Augusta quiet unchanged az
eee 81. Louis steady lice higher Size Estinated
ttpts al NsW-OIieans 5000 10 ooo
oe.ss as compared 2232 bales actual last week
49, 9tSg bales actual last At Houston ior
aNoEow 1000 bales 1855 bales dcI1aI
week 10394 actual for the corresponding
Gay last
Receipts Of cotton at the rorts and points to-
@ ana for the week compared with the totais VI
Neek preyious md this week last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

Liverpool Sept cotonsp9t: Mo4sras @ es oF fS
9ay were 1000 bales which 500 were 19g sPec1'S 1
5a 5n All American Futures opened aTm and Sossd
rnarican miidling. SePletl"ssl',
steady' ,tor and october 506444 5164d buyers
Sctobar and November 456i94 46o4d BUYERS
Pacan,her 43-64Gt4 44-64d buyers; Decenoer
pes @ Ia1uarv II s4d buyers; January and
go ~ 20 40 64d value; February and S!arch 4iot
sfiar March and April 406da4 4-64d puyers apIi
ana NAV 40-64d4 41-64d sellers; May anu 'ue f' Va
67I Al -6jd sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
foreclosure Salts.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
nany as Substituted Trustee etc Plaintiff against Will
lam LYMAN and Others Defendants In pursuance Of a
Judgment and Sale duly made and entered
in the action bearing date tine 10th day OF
l. undersigned the Referee IN said 1ug
ment named will sell Public Auction at the New
York Real Estate Salesroom No. III Broadway IN the
OF Manhattan city of New York, on the 1lth
5av oY epten1ter 1902 f2 o'clock that day.
AuCtioneer the premises directed by
sfi Judgment 10 and therein described fol
piece or parcel OF land with
the building and improvements there erected situate
living nd beng Twelfth Ward OF the Borough Of
Manha+tsn in the City New York. bounded and de
e Of Fifth Avenue distant fortynne feet eleven inches
formed intersection OF
,ba westerly side Avenue with the Southerly
s5s Of and thirty seventh street running
parallel with one hundred and thirty
nynnb street and part distance through party
en1e twenty-five feet thence Easterly again parallel
thirty-seventh street and part Of
80 5fstance through wall eighty ve feet
Fifth Avenue. and running thence
SerIy along Westerly side of Firth avenue twenty
fae 70 the point place OF beSinnlnS ne the same
,ora or less Being portion OF the same premises con
t-sye1 to " tllian Lyman by Adoph NJ Bendheim and
~. zsad dated August 1891 and recorded in the
- ~ the Recster the City and County or New
- Sentarber 1st 1894. in Lber 21, Section Of Con
,,srnrcas al page said premises being further
Street number 22+6 Fifth Avenue
ba'e1- 49, cKENVILIE 3. WINTHROP Referee
.-->--p POI ST1S & HORAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
II 20 %-i,ltar1 Street York CITY
~ foIiovrfnC is OF the properly 70 oe sold
street number oeinS Zio 9tn Ave-
~
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
Chesapeake { Ohio Railway.
Z FAST TRAINS ne 1s WEST

IsavA New York Penna. Station. foot 23d ST.. 55
. NJ axcept Sunday 12:55 and 4:55 P. NJ daily. Leave
Ave minutes later Cortandt Desbrosses St sta OBJ
SEypV4TTON PARLOR-CARS. DINING and SLEEPING
CARS. 81, 1-.-..s,,
Fectrc-lighted DinngCar train with Sleeping-Cars to
virginia Hot Springs and Louisville without
cba1ge For tickets reservations. CTIES- & OHIO
OFFICE 363 Broadway Phone 4S3O FrankEl. or Offices
Penn. r. r
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

'lncuding 25-2li taken' eH steamer CoFdoba
COTTOE-It DAY Of Irregularities in cotton FIRST
decline. then advance and later sharp break
with the Close about bottom The opening was irn
prices point points higher. then working
upward rapidly from the shorts ana
sr0ng Wall Street bullnc The did until
January had reached SEC. which eTel profit taxing
SCI large scale carried the whole last on some
points The commission houses free buy
es on the early much Of this cotton being taken 70
replace staple sold the early decline Of yesteTa
Ehen the trade a whole trimmed for drop OF -
points on the theory Il viii be remembered
noWeFer that the bulls yesterday rushed January up 70
es9c from $500. IN the of this selling To-Day ,
ernp news of decidedly bulIish tenor and the reports
.rom SPOT cotton markets indicative OF harerhs
views on the Of holders The Liverpool canies We're
so-l as expected but the private reports fForn EUROPE
ts pessimlstic. rule. ContendnE tfaI AIpeilc an
a enh1sasm carrying prices upward, rather thafl
sgIl1ate hGish conditions Receipts we're very large
t had been quite generally discounted Late in the ga
IN nsrket suffered severe reaction under nurIy 81
Iuht taxing started hy beaTish week end Statements
non Superintendent King Colonel Hester. The mar
NJ cse1 barely steady and 205 points lower
al one tine having been 6G9 points higher Iotal
es were estimated 4Tt coo bales The weather re
- HON the South indicated rather cool but otne"is
favorable conditions
ne rsnse IF prices the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
Railroads..
pENNSYLVAN
RAILROAD,


SaTbobE ANB fsSs q VEST EST STREET
GThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets 10 five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted.
100 A. NJ FAST MAIL-Linited 10 two Buffet Parlor
bsa Nc ork t9 pittsbgTg Sleeping Car Ptsburs to
sss 5 4 n Fsz TIN cEsys5sad
psr,ment sIeeping. Dining. smoking and Observation
cars For For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati.
1.SS p NJ THE PENNsYIVANIA sPEc1AI4-eo-
ppgawins-rOom. Sleeping Dining. and Buffet smoking
1-SS SS- p IN, ~ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPREssz
aoedo Nashville via Cincinnati and Lousvile)
SSS I6Gs z ExPREssoss d9Riz pqlos PsDurg Gin
E ESF yf,;h shsasnd0ah Valley 6s R0uls al
7.S5 p NJ: PAcfFTc EIPREss@For 5.Fis Ptsburs and
5Sutf S4nneets for glsysond @ szSePt ss5qTday
s'GffTiSS aSD ssTsaH PE and soPTm
'2o 10 p Dining Car. 1910 tDesbrosses and Cort
s 15s st5Setf na 1o CARP ?4g fsr @ RnnE Ga
streefS tT fi, 90 g Is cGqggesso3al Lin all Parl9r
4S5 DINING CaT p m Flo night sunday SIS
ing Carr. g. % ..congressionai Lin all PaTor and
Ing Rihng CarT Ssz 2 Dining car ar p Dining Carr. 456
soTTHERN RAILwAY-Expres54.' SIS. 40 p rn III
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-Ezpress s25 a n. s25
pssA tIlsa hR LINE E % and Metro ct 70
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-For Memphis
cdEsAPEAKE & OHIO p RHiLWAY-755 ta way a. rn week
FoR 5RyS OLD POINT nS 6RroRf IF eAy a5i xoRFoLk75s
PAWTfC EsFkdeYf cff55 and $50 p mn sbd dsy . NJ weekdays
Sundays, 80 a Through Vestibued Buffet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
lor Smoking Car. Parior Cars. Dining Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-i2-55 p. m week <fays
For points New York and Long
West Twenty-third Street Station. SIS a. m IL 10.
225 325 1 10 455 and 9 81 p weekdays Sundays.
925 m. 40 D (From Desbrosses and Cortanit
Streets 900 a. m. u 20 30 5 30 100 10 700
-da q
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610 Desbr9sses and Cortlandt Streets 2O}.
10 G)esbrosses and Cortl4ndt Streets Dining
Carr. 1875 Dining carr. u.55 a m. 12 IS Dining
Carr. ia5 Dining Car ? 10 CDesbrosses Cortandt
Streets. H0. 255 325 dining Car. 3.55. 4.25 %
Dining Carr, i55 Dining Carr, 555 Dining 755
9 p. 500. % 2. II 10 night Sundays. $40 T55
mo coachesl. $ p. s55 8 - Dining 955 U1m-
ited). 300 1855 Dining Car) Il s. Dining Car).
Car). 455 dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. 7.55 Is.
6 50. . p. Il 10 night.
Ticket offices No- 461 1884 III and 261 Broadway s2
Fifth Avenue below 23d 263 Fifth
29th ST.: l Astor House. West Twenty-third Street
Station and stations Of Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets Court Street Fulton Street eS Broadway
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail
Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
Manager Cen Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINt'ION-Fs5o go
80 so .1I2O a. NJ. 'IoO 200 40. 500. TOO
?. NJ -12 Il Mdt.
ZFrom Liberty Street only. -paily- FIaiIy, eNTsp1
Sunday. sSunday only tParlor cars only Iva Ia
uadua. saturdays
Ottices: Liberty South Ferry Astor House.
113 PSI 434 1900 Broadway, IS 9th Ave = Cnlon
West I53 i2th 213 West 125th st. 2s3
Columbus Ave, York; Court St. 344 $50 Futos
81 kIvn. Broadway. Williamsburg. New York.
transfer Co calls checks baggage 10 destination
w G. BESLER. g N bCh1s
General Manager General Iassr Assnt-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
,,yrppoo1. COTTON MARKETS.

.est.. necsn,ber. s7Sc May 37a. IIsc.
Seeh oac. September. 29c: December, - SC
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
NAVAL STORES.

spirits turpentlne an 1ir,jtaJ orfr
changed. good jobbins dersia a Gnu We nuote.
ings Rosin was steady. ruled iunh W ~. so1s
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-o ana machine "Di'' 7'1s''
TAR-Pine bbs 81 35 oil bbls ~ Do e, zs n e. con
ROSIN-Common good strslneo % 90 - " wy
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept ia-Flour quiet but firm. Wheat
Spring, No Northern old carloads s1Ac winter dull:
settled No yellow e7c do 6614c; No 65@
slightly frmer: 33c: No mixed. 90 :c.
Barley duI Western. 52662c Rye-No . on track. 54c
Canal freghts steady.
Chicago. Sept. l9The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENT 1RAL IL rS
Liberty street and south Ferry-(rime from south
Ter!y I've minutes eaFlei'-
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENT0WaN, ALE sIt2 10 a aNp NJ
% ! 40 500 t5-45 Easton only P NJ Sundays z+--o
WI, n kiEsH,RRE SiHg AND sCRANTON-z4Oo. 9-1e A.
NJ 500 ?. Il. sundays = = \ pxuxEc, ,r
IAKE;W OOD. TOMS RIVER AND BAHN r. = An AZ
90 30 NJ ts1G0 Lakewood eNep- %" N'-'
T.II7eSoo3 91Iv1 4 70 p NJ. Sundays- 90 4 VI -
ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAf-T9iO A ID
yIIYEi..yD AND BRIDGETON-tz4oo A. NJ t1So
IoNG BRANCH. ASBUR1 PARK: OGEaN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHo@hh @
POINTS.Z4O1. : 80. 11.So a NJ, 1 80 S-95, 10 9-S.
E 80 P NJ sundays except Ocean Grove. soo A NJ
PHIL aDELPHIA CREADING TER5IIN@AL3-z @ -. g p
- % IS 90 200 1000. t110o a. NJ; Ti2vv1 ,luDs
81 40 p co. 1900 400. 500 1900. 80 $500 P NJ
o.Tf = AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. $50 1880.
al so A NJ 100. +3.40 '5-oo. 100 10 p P NJ
REinINf: HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
WIILIAnsPORT-It LOO. "a p. IS 90 !. 9lO aoo1-
II 90 a NJ Reading only. Sl00. 120. zoo P Ms
Rea1ing PottsyiIIs and IIarrlsburE only; 300 = ~ n
SANDY HOOK ROITE-rrcu foot OF Rector street.
Pier $ Atlantic Highlands. seabTsht MonrnouI5 Beaen.
ana Long Branch. Asbury Park and Point Pleasant
loco A NJ 100. 3. n. 500 500 East Long Brsnc1
ontyl P NJ Sundays. 1000 A. NJ. 100 P. NJ 70 West
End onIy) s 90 ?. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
LaCkaWanna Railroad.

Leave New York. foot Barclay Christopher SITS.
$500 A M--For Binghamton and Syracuse.
1000 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St Louis
-1:40 2. M.-Fcr Buffalo and Chicago
MOO P M.-Poco7o Mountain Special.
TOO P. M.-For Scranton Plymouth.
2. M Buffalo Chicago
2. M.-For Utica. Oswego. ithaca and Buffalo
800 a. M.-For Buffalo and Chcago-Through Sleep
open p. NJ.
Tickets at AZ. Broadwav Cor Howard St: f1s3 Broad
way Cor 2sth St Broadway. v Y; 33S Fulton St,
Brooklyn. .Day. tDay. except Sunday. xFridays and
Saturdays
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
STOCK ON HAM

81 6217 E. 81 IS: F. 20: G. 81 75: H 81 so9sl es
81 20S2 30 K. So: NJ IS 50 N. So s5 G. 81 ooGs4 lo
and " W. 81 20@S4 25
STOCK ON HAND
Rosin IS 254 bbIs
t1rpentine bbls
Tar ....'...... I61S bbls
Wilmington. Sept 19-Spirits turpenne steady. 46lc
receipts. ~ casks Rosin steady 81 10S1 Is receipts
go bbS Crude urpentine 81 40 50 30 and 81 oo re-
ceipts GA bbls. Tar firm. 81 80; receipts. IS bbls
savannah Sept. 19-Turpentine firm. 4612c: receipts
66t bbls sales. 541 exports 21o Rosin hrm receipts
1872 bbs; sales. 1SI4 exports, 1873 \. B. c. D. y
E, 81 2711 F 81 $2l2 G. 81 37I2 H 81 62z l. 81 s2iA
4 81 422. NJ. So 92lz y. S3 371s; W C. 50 TIA W W.
Charleston Sept 9TurPentine 45isc; sales 90 CASKS
London. Sept. 19Turpentine Spirits S4s SAD Rosin
American strained. Sd: fine. 9s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND

RosTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
New YORK Central Hudson River x K. iesseeD
Trains Grand Central Station Fourth Avenue anu
Street York. as follows -
20 90 A NJ 5f2 90 noon. 400 ? VI. sl1.Go P NJ;
arrive Boston P NJ, 80 p NJ 1000 Z NJ oIS
- savA T7oston 1900 A VI. +12O0 noon. = 90 P M
NJ. arrive New YORK S-S' ? NJ 'f0 = w.
1000 ?. NJ. GA \ VI ,-- - - ,o1,
Tickets at New York Central ticket onces 40 ana AAo
F3roadvyav and at Grand Central station
S7fITF{ GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Superinteudent. Genera! Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

Coffee Markets Rio-Coffee market weak. no
Rin $3.50 exchange 932d; receipts, u 600 bags
eesred for the United States 5000 bags: cleared for
FT-nns 0o9 bags: stock 7l60ao bags. SantoS-Conee
TnerEe weak good Santos $500: receipts
havs. STACK coo bags. HamburE-Conee market
onensd unchanged: at 30 ? nj net unchanged TO
! rfg lower; sales p 600 hars. Havre-Cof1ee market
c+ersd unchanged: i franc lower at 7 n
spEast advanced franc. other months claIseS
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

Stock in Havre 311s0N0 bags Of which 2e0s.ooo are
Brazilian compared SIl0oe0 and 2533. 90 bags last
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20
so,-r1zFRN COTTON MARKET.
,.t,r. RosroS WOOL MARKET.

.Not included in totals.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-20

bel5w given the regular weekly nsures ii"i" .
Pooi with the customary comparison=
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-08

Crawford county system Only light
vote was polled in Pittston and West
Pittston. Interest here centered on the
race for the commlssionership nomina-
tion, there being two candidates from
Plttston. John NJ. Jones, the present
commissioner, and Charles Smith. a
clerk I'm the registers office. Jones led
Smith in Plttston by about twenty
votes, while on the West Side, Smith
secured 23t votes to Jones ia. Latest
reports from the county headquarters
this morning were to the effect that
Jones. Of Pittston, and Thomas Smith,
of Wilkes-B Barre, were the two nomi-
nees for the office of commissioner and
that Mainwaring was In the lead over
Kuntz for register.
While visiting In Yatesvlle last week.
Mrs. Mary A. Banker, mother of Frank
Fl. Banker, the real estate agent. and
an aged resident of this city. accident
ally tripped and fell. No bones were
broken but she received severe nerv-
Gus shock and hos lost the power of one
of her limbs. She Is at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. DR.. Mahon, on North
Main street.
The trial of Constable Michael Dowd,
of the Second ward, charged with the
killing of foreigner, who attacked
him when he was about to serve a
warrant a few months ago. and who
he shot dead, will be called in the Lu-
zerne court tomorrow.
Quite Il little stir was caused here
last evening about 0 o'clock by the ar
rest of a Dupont foreigner. The man
was caught trying to burglarize the
Florence Coal Company's store at Du
pont and was placed in wagon and
brought to the lock-up here. The pris-
oner was boisterous and made strong
efforts to escape. A constable and two
assistants were kept busy preventing
him from leaping from the wagon. AS
the improvised patrol wagon entered
this city attention was attracted by the
yells of the prisoner who said he was
being murdered, the constable and his
assistants sitting on him to hold him
down.
Frank Kane and James Burke re-
turned to Philadelphia to-day after
visit at their old homes here.
Frank Stevens of Delaware avenue,
West Pittston. for the past eight years
foreman of the power house of the
Wilkes-Bar has accepted a position
to take charge of the new Westing-
house power house at Scranton, which
will furnish motive power for the new
Cannon Ball trolley line. Mr.. Stevens
assumes his new position next week.
Miss Grace Persan, of Brooklyn, is
the guest of her brother, Ferdinand, of
Parke street, West Pittston.
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Tunkhannock, Sept. 7.-Isadore Stern
who has been occupying the.Louis Hill
kowich house on Harrison street, will
move his family back to New York city
some time this month.
Beginning September a. there will be
| a mission held in the Catholic church
in this place. which will continue sew
eral days, and will be under the SUPER
vision of one of the Passionists Fathers
| of Hoboken. n. j.
A slight fire broke out on Saturday
| morning at the house or Thomas Sher-
| wood, on East Tioga street, caused by
| ignition from the kitchen stove. 1t was
soon extinguished, with small damage
to the building.
Squire Dennis ]. Harley and eX-
Sheriff A. G. Gregory, of Meshoppen,
were in town on business Saturday.
The trial list for October term OF the
court of common pleas was made up
by the Bar association on Saturday
afternoon.
There is quite rivalry between the
two ferry companies at this place, and
the cost of transportation on the river
is accordingly being reduced.
The annual convention of the Wom-
ems Christian Temperance union of
Wyoming county will be held at the
Baptist church here on Monday and
Tuesday, September s and .. Miss
Belle Kearney, the brilliant young ora
tor of Mississippi, and author of "The
Daughter of Stakeholder" will be
present and address the convention on
Monday evening. The public are COR
daily invited.
The Democratic county convention
| convenes at the court house today at
2 o'clock, for the purpose OF nominating
county ticket to be voted for at the
November election.
The new Citizens National bank is
expected to be ready for business in
their rooms in the Billings building, on
Warren street, September l.
Patrick Boyce has resumed his posi-
tion as foreman on the Lehigh Valley
railroad. His son, p. A. Boyce, is his
assistant.
The fair at Montrose will be held
September 16 and-1I, and the fair at
Hartford, September "a and %.
The Democratic primaries were held
in the different wards on Saturday af-
ternoon, between the hours of and T.
The Republican candidates on the