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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
OTHER MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH,

Chicago Feb. 26-Cattle-Reeeipts 1900 head. nclud-
Ing Texas; active and loGl3e higher Good % prime
steers 6OTST 3J poor 20 medium. 94SB ooi socteTS
and feeders s. 5OGS4 rs. cows 251S5 % heers. s. 30
ass 30. Gamers 25dS2 80; bulls So 50St so calves
s0S6 Texas steers 81 6O1$5 %. Hogs-F,eceips
TO-DAY ~ left 110O0 head &c lower than
average. Mixed butchers. 81 SO0S6 30: good 70
choice heavy SO 1886 SO rough heavy s. gOS6 O light
s. 8GTS5 %. bulk S. S5S6 II. SheepteceipS
20 head; sheep shade lower lambs lOg-2c lower
Good 10 choice vethers T5QS5 Western sheep and
yearugs ~ 50dS6. native lambs, 50 1896 %; Western
lambs. 81 25HS6 20. - -oe,x, co
Cattle steady s. 25GS5 S. Sheep strong - to4$O o.
East BuIaIo Feb Conditioning light quiet but
steady VeaIs. S6GS7 30; extras. sass 90 Hogs-He-
ceipts IIO generally active and 5H1Oc higher Tor
others steady; heavy. S6 aotSo Dos
mixed SO Workers.. SO 35dS6 40 light do. So %
10. pigs 75Gs5 90 roughs. 50 5ogS5 so stays S+
81 20 sheep lambsReceipts 5000 head active and
higher lambs; sheep firm mixed S5fS5 - others
Sc 25s4 90 yearnss. 81 50gS5 30; top lambs 50 500
SO 81: others S+0S6 40
East Buffalo Feb CatteRecsipts light; quiet, but
about steady; veals. choice. SSGSs 80: 70 good
S5dS7 so Hogs-ReceiDs 200 head, active and 51lOc
do So 20Gs8 500 packers 4OaS6 Is; choice heavy
50QS6 So pigs IS 50S5 so rOUEhs S. hogS5 so. stays
S40S4 10 Sheep and ambsReceipts, 5000 head; fairly
active demand and lambs higher; sheep strong and
arm choice lambs SO 55dS6 65; good 20 choice 50 SO
Sc 80: culs TO fair s. 5OG$6 20; choice handy
vyerbers 406S5 65. extra mixed, 81 COZ
s. -. cus 81 25S+ 30; mixed export ewes
and ethers S5G$5 % yearngs. good 90 choice all weth-
err T5HS5
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-Sot received.

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahlesS2ot cotton
moderate demand. sales 600 bales: speculation ana eA
po-t. 500; American. 1000 receipts 100, 80 cI,a
1000 u!ddI!ng upland 21-32d; futures opened quleI
70 advance. closed steady ana net - =" 49,
higher. February 43s1zs. February ana
Arr- ADrfi-Alav A36d4.3I; Aay-June 500 I'd
Juna-YuIv md Tuv-a.e-lst ABS; August-Septernoer
432-zs; Septenberocrober- 423lB4@A OCTOBER
ManchesterYarns DUH and cloths quiet DuS sesS
FLOUR AND sIEAL-Very little change occurred N
-four position except THAI the undertone was some
better sympathy with wheat Business
along lines ali DAY Spring patents 20 SVK
81 7OdS3 go winter patents - 80
as % spring 81 05a$3 80; extra No winter
g lsgS3 Is No winter S3gs3 Joe no graz ~ "
Frrn; quoted. 81 1882 % spot and 70 arrive u
FI0TR-Firn: quoted: good 50 oHS3 4oi cholce
fancy. 50 sass -COFS8IlAL-ttr queted
Kiln dried. SO 4OQS3 So. as 70 brand IstaI[ d Ia
Firm. quoted; white and yellow. 81 55Sl 60 coarse
ggTSl 81 .FEED-Weaks quoted: Spring bran. spot
SO 75 sacks 20 arrive n 30; spring BRAN bulk
winter bran s22; city bran S2I buckwheat sharps
cornLneal, $50: unseed oil cake IS ~ corn OH
cake s24 IS; honiny chop. So; oil meal. s2s 50gS29
GRAuS-wHEAT-For practically the first time this
ear wheat crop OF some I'M
Doanee yesterday. the trade had 0versod 70 con
would have been under ordinary
market conditions The complaints spread over pretty
much the entire winter wheat belt ana were OF e oAA
variety u stories ranging from slight damage 70 est
Rates hreeoarths killed on according 70 me cliIer
0l imaginaons Of the senders. The TACT
mat winter states as whole had been pretty
ports NOR probable than would otherwise nave
been the case slfh5agh the trade al large was not ready
= accept talk CT widespread damage Wltout q CDl1
wave whereas conditions All over me
winter wheat belt and IN the Northwest remain very
prnglke St Louis exhibited good deal OF suenstl
yIef the and wheat IL Newly ork advanced cent
oes But IN addition the scare there was more
- less buying OF Wheat reRe0ak OF EXPORT
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Change of Name.


L SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME
COURT. Part thereof. held and FOR the County
OF New York 1T the County Court House in Borough
Manhattan. City OF New York the nth OF Feb
1902 Present Hon. Henry BischOn. Justice IN
the matter OF the petition or Causcy blanchard
Price.
Upon and reading and filing petition Of Causey
& Blanchard Corporation. verified the 2Ith day OF Deem
Der. 1901 blanchard, Vice-Presdent
Treasurer the certificate OF the Secretary OF
the State OF New York dated the 9th day or January.
other domestic corporation OF the OF a similar
the OF Blanchard & Price. which said
Causey Blanchard Corporation proposes to
other nearly resembling said OF
Blanchard Price to be calculated deceive
resolutions adopted by said corporation
o Directors. certified OF which Is
the petition herein and
proof OF the due publication OF the notice
presentation application herein IN daily
papers published IN the County OF New York for six
cessive weeks, and
been duly authorized presentation
duly made. and that there
objection said corporation changing
prayed petition the OF Blanchard Price
Now motion OF John Oscar Ball. Attorney said
petitioner. IL is
ordered that the Causey z Blanchard Co. be and 4;
hereby authorized 70 change its and
place stead. and be known by the the
name Blanchard Price, its corporate
and April 1st, 1902, provided. however sal
corporation shall within days after the entry
order copy thereof be fled OF the
Secretary with the County Clerk OF New
York County published a week for four sue
cessfvs weeks The New York Tribune a newspaper
published in New York County
Enter II. B.. Jr- , 3. C.
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Cash quotations follows: steady: 3
spring wheat FAC; No red. SOGSO4sc; No oats 90.
case No white, 49, Q+4c; No 3 white 43T44cs No =
rye 5sci fair 20 choice mailing barley, 59G63c; No
timothy seed So 3OGS6 30 clover. grade IS So
mess pork Dbl $15a$15 TO- per 100 10 50 071a
~ 10; short ribs sides Qoose) So OdSS So; dry saed
shoulders 5oxed 81 l2z 81 % short sides (boxed
Produce Exchange today the butter market easy
creameres. lS02Bac; dairfes 1871 24c. Cheese strong
lU%4l2lac Eggs firm; fresh. 2J12d26c
Duluth. Feb. 26.-Close-Wheat-Cash. No 1 hard.
I6eSc No Northern T3Ssc; Northern. II Sc May.
l97sc July l61c, Manitoba, No Northern cash. II &c:
MAY, I57sc; No Northern. 6Sssc- Corn, soc.
Milwaukee. Feb 26-Wheat steadier; No l
Northern. 75c; No Northern FAC; MAY 1870 Rye
steady; No l. 5Tizc Barley dull No ?. 6111c sample.
55G6O4zc. C0rn-May, 6O@tc-
Minneapolis Feb 26.-CIose-Wheat-Ma 73% a973tAc;
July. T44c; track, No 1 hard 75c: No 1 Northern.
73lic; No , Northern. TIA a72l4c.
Philadelphia, Feb. 26.-Wheat dun and nominal: con
grade. February s4lanS5c. Corn unchanged. =
mixed. February, 6+d64lzc. Oats dull weak: 70 >
white clipped 5OT50lrC Butter 2Glc
ern creamery 29g29tsc; do nearby prints Bic Eggs
western. 25c. Southern. 24c Cheese firm New-YOrk
fail creams fancy small 12dl24c; choice. 10it
p11r4c Recepts-Flour, ,. 100 bbls 1882 70
sacks. wheat $4,000 bush; 1000: oats $4,000
Shpments-Wheat, 1000 bush; 1000 $1,000
St. Louis Feb 26.-Close-Wheat-No . cash
s3tsc; May s2StdS2fsc July. 76c No hard J67Slzc
Corn-No cash. 59lec: Nav, 6Osd60&c, July. 61179
> white. 45Isc.
$3.50; July T9@ac- Corn higher: Seize May.
61l2c. July. 6lzC OasFebruary 44C. May. 44c; July.
SIC CloverseedApr S 90; February March, s. so.
Ot-North Lima soc: South Lima and Indiana soc.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York- February %, 1907
-0FFEE-There nothing OF a sensational order IN
to-day and fluctuations were
If The most matter type possible The market
o7eed steady. prices points higher and for the
Of points Of the
figures sentiment tribe less beaTsh
than O. Shorts bought scattering on
smaller Brazilian receipts than expected and on hrT1er
ruling European Yet
demand apprecaby. and bull speculation
investment demand did hight hoped for.
The close steady. with prices points higher.
Large shipments from Santos for the United States
prompted opposition the early in the
day Total sales $4,000 bales The market for spot
with the basis
of lots The cIearances from
Santos the United States much larger than
anticipated. being 90. 600 bags
The range Of prices n the local market today
~ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Feb. 2s.-Clostng-W MISUNDERSTANDING North
ern spring rTn 1sd; Western winter steady,
Is sd: No California, futures quiet: March.
Is !. q: May Is 4 Corn-Spot steady; American
new ll3d; do old. bs 23sd futures easy February
nominal. March. 5s Sd May. 6s I'D Peas-Canadian
steady IS Tad Flour-St Louis fancy winter firm IS
at Pacific e 5sllf4 los Beef
firm: extra mess, Pork firm prime mess.
western res Hams-Short cut IA to 10 10 steady
steady; Cumberland % 20 80 10 AS short rib
10 to II n 3s Cd long clear middles light . 70 "a 70
4os long mtddles heavy SIS 10 N. z4sd
clear backs ass: clear bellies. Il 10 ~
shouders-Square Is ID. 35s Sd. steady; prime
terces. AIS; American refined. in pals.
ASS 80. Cheese Arm: American finest white. 49s Sd:
coIored firm; finest United States. 95s good
do TaIlow-Prme city steady. 29s 3D. rurpentine-
shirts Bis Cd. Rosin-Common steady. As Petro-
ieinl-Refned steady Tad. Llnseed oil firm, 32s 80.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York February &C. 1902
BEANS AND PEAs-There very slow trading again
to-day in ali kinds and the market
has developed weakness. especially marrow
held about steady Foreign beans had some
sales mainly range Of 81 65GSl TO- Green ana scotch
peas sar. We quotes Beans, marrow, choice per pusI
2OdS2 225A: do medium, choice 81 1881 S0i DO pea
Choice 81 1881 TIA: kidney. choice. 81 1OS2 Ia
DO white kidney choice yellow choice
Soas2 So do black turtle soup choice 81 81; 90 lima
California, So imported giants, So 4oS2 40; DO marrow
round 81 I5d$2 20 do Klotzels 81 s5gs2; DO IneGuI
81 e5GS1 20: peas bags 81 4Ts; do SCOTCH Days
81 57a5. -. -.
BIJTTER-The market became rather heavy before the
close yesterday, fairly liberal supply again
to-day prices further declined. number OF saes OF
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
sOS A. NJ and 3-35 Daily. sundays. Pitts
Held and North Adams SUNDAYS 20 A II.
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pf1tsch Light
Ticket Offices il3 PSI. AS 1915 Broadway =
Union So w 20 Columbus Ave. 133 West 18th
I25h St and l3sth St Stations New York; 3SS and T2s
Fulton St. and les Broadway E. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 2Sth Street Cor New York Central
Service Baggage checked
Westcott Express Company.
A A SMITH. GEORGE H. DANIELS
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb 2s 4 p m.-Cotton: spot-Moderate
business prices. i-32d higher American mddng fair
Lied: good ulddng 25-82d; middling 21-32d; low
Iniddling. e-16d good ordinary 4 7-l6d; ordinary.
. the day 5000 bales. OF which
for speculation and export and included
a Receipts 1000 bales, including
Futures opened and closed steady.
American middling. C, February IS -64+ 39-6+d.
February and 36-6+G4 3T-64d sellers:
March and April 36-64G4 3764d, sellers; April and
MAY 8G-64R4 87-64d. value; May and June, 36-641
4 37-64d buyers; June and July, 37-d4d, sellers July
and August 37-64d. sellers August and September,
4 SELLERS September and October 23-S4
"A 24-t4d value and November, 2O64d, sellers
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outraot prices IN the local market to-day

~ -osl market for spot cotton quiet with prices
nsngeS On the basis q SAC for ntcaing upland and
Total sales were $50 bales Soutieiia
- --i-e- were ofaciaIly reported follows: New
r-ea~- e-- unchanged. az 3-l6c: Galveston TI IN
r-e--z a. l3c: Mobile firm. lice lower, at Sloci
-a+-- gl5iat unchanged. at S14ct Wllrnlngton lrIl
-re-ToF a. SIC: Norfolk dull. unchanged az t-lg,'
Augusta steady unchanged. at 7-l6c: St LOUIS SIly
vr---~a5 ~ SIC Estimated receipts at Ne-JrleaEs
$3.50 $500 lO500 bales, against 57l2 last week
zfs' Last Houston z.S'B % o'oVo Da-es
seaf-z- so LAST week and B. 19T last year.
2e-eiu-s ports ana interior points loaaS' 0'
-e--5 vt,rb The same day last week and last year
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NAVAL STORES.

For sprs turpentine there a slight letdown Of
nrices mt az the the market about steady
Posin was steady fairly active iobbing
Isv ar former prices steady and unchanged
fairlv active but business OF 1obbng kind
sPfRITs TURPAlNTINE-44 G44%e.
TAR-Pine bbls 81 20; oil bbls. SO go
ROsIN-Common TO good strained. 81 55qn 67t; D,
81 40, 81 as; F. 81 10; g. 81 10 e. 81 so; Z 81: K.
60 81: NJ So; n IS go; W G. 81; " W. 81 ID
STOCK ON HAND.
Resin 49I obls
turpentne- I5SZ Dds
2SSS Dds
Wilmington Feb 2aspirtts turpentine steady. 4142o;
recepts bbls. Rosin firm 81 15dS1 90 receipts, 300
bbis Crude turpentne r 81 35GS2 80; receipts. bbls
srar steady 81 20; receipts. 1871 bbls.
London Feb. 26-Spir1ts turpentne SD Tnrpentine-
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new JERSEY CENTRAL.
Liberty ST ana Ferry (tms from south Ferry
i've minutes earlier than below. except as nOIsd)-
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA
as $500. 800. $1,000. "I1S0 A NJ 81 q 81 n.
30Oz. '340 taco. sg+OO. TA30 400 zoo tI30 800
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
IS 90. 5000. s113O \ Il. 100 T13Oz, g 20 sSO0-
200 p N. si2I5 r
Offices; Liberty St Ferry South Ferry ii2 ri "a
1900 1854 b way ISL 9Th Ave- 737 5th IS Union 81
W@st- lb3 East 18th St, 21S W 18th
bus Ave, New -5fS; court St, 344. SEQ Fulton Sc
Brooklyn. IS Broadway WILLIAMSBURG Torr
Ter Co. calls FOR and checks baggage
sFrom Liberty $ only 'Daily- rDaiy, except sur
day. Sundays only zParIor Cars only. --
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Feb. 26.-F1our dull. winter extras. $50
s. Boz winter clear. 50 S5dS3 go winter straight - 9
80 90 patents. S4iS4 -. clears Sass
spring straight So 75G$3 spring patents s. 95GS4 To-
receipts S373 bbls. exports 116 Wheat steady. spot
the month and March, Si&6S2c May S2aS2isc steamer
No red I9117Ss4c; receipts. 392s bush southern by
sample, F6nS2'sc southern. grade. sOIS@tsc Corn
srrneri mixed, spot the month. March and May SAC
mixed. 30.529
southern 65G6Gc; Southern yellow 64g
u1c Oats dull and easy No white. Isle sales: No
mixed. 4TG +Iizc, S463 bush. easier. No
nearby. 616sc; No Western. 6Sd69c; receipts. 1853
bush. Hay quiet, No 1 timothy, Si5dS15 80. Grain
IrghsIarcel room 1u and ste3dy steamers dull and
lower steam TO Liverpool bush. 1lzd. February
Cork for orders Is Sd. March Butter hr.
unchanged; fancy imitation 2022c: soc;
fancy ladle. l1al9c; fancy roll 10000 good roll i6t1
lSc: store packed 14d1Sc. fresh 23Gp
&c Cheese arm, unchanged, large. 11.d11zc medium.
10 12l4c small 12d12ac. sugar Arm unchanged: fine
and coarse graduated, 81 s6ts.
Buffalo Feb. e6-Flour quiet and only steady. wheat-
Spring firm; No 1 Northern. 794.c. dull. No
red ss1-c- Corn--lnquiry good; No yellow. 6Sizc
No do, SOC: No corn, sac; No DO sac Oats
higher No white, 4SSaC; No DO 472c: No mixed,
4c No do, 46l=c- Barley, 66s969c, spot Rye-No L
66i2C
Chicago Feb 2e-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27


OF this weeks Of hay 1o2o tons were for export
direct. Receipts for week. 100 TONS ioF ''I
week.
POTATOES AND VEGETABI1ES-For potatoes Of
confidence. prices firm quoted. and rev extra
fancy lots easily bought at top hgures domestic
potatoes moving moderately ana held htny sweet PV
plenty, and prices sfo" some deCliue- I-s
rule firm on desirable
grades. Old cHbbages scarce ana nrii ana oter t
vegetables are generally IN is supply il Lii,te
prices Norfolk kale ana splach
largely very poor to-day and prices are low ana IN
reasonable bids were accepted iI most OF me
offeruga Florida slightly in buyers favor. under
more liberal offerings and quiet trade string D3ans
more plenty Other Florida Vegetabes sho"
lrre change quote Potatoes Bermuda, No l. per
mi 81 5O@S6 so: So 75dS4: do Scotch good 10
DTi,,e Der las N bag S2aS2 20 prime
$3.50 * 40 scotch and Irish poor 81 5OQ$ 90
- eaeE "a 35aS2 so: do state prime per 1870 n
sew DER double Dbl 50 704S4. do Vneand. cloth
heads S4GS4 Delaware, per half Dbl basket 81 4g
punches S56fS8 per Dbl 50 so: Brussels sprouts
per quart IsG2Oc cauhowers, California per case SO
rate SIdS2 5O cabbages. State, Danish seed ton.
S249S9S 10 per Dbl crate 81 5OdS1 10 do Florida,
crate 81 50gS 75 celery state per dozen seCoc 90
S34S4 carrots OLD per Dbl 81 OOV
New-Orleans 100 punches. S3G$3 90; DO Ber-
nuda per crate, s1a$1 70; eggpants FloTita per box
50 5OaS6; do Havana per box S34S5 % h'ie orIedk
Florida half Dbl basket, $40
S8 do poor to Sla$1 20; oka, Havana carrier
81 5OdS2 5O onions Havana per crate y lOgS2 70 DO
orange county white per bag S20S5; do red good 10
rne sass 5O yellow S3GS3 50 do TO fair, SEQ
s. so: do Connecticut red Dbl 81 5C$4; do yellow
Der bag 50 6O6S3 10 do fiat hoop DBL S31S3 % do
red per sag S. 50gSs 10 Florida, crate $50
crate s1aS2 80; parsley Bermuda crate S2pS3;
maine. Bermuda. crate l5cgSl 90; shaots Ne"-Or-
Mi s26s2 30. string beans Florida per basket
"a ZOO "a so squash and Florida white, half
Dbl crate S1gS2 t1rnips Caa "a per Dbl s9eP
vanR. per carrier. SlgSl 90
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
leave EraTklln y. station. New York -
lows, and IS min later foot West I'D St n r. -
'l.lO A. M-For Intern. points Albany & MoarL
III 10 A Nd HUDSON Riv. < Non. Express
100 p. M.-Chicag0 Express.
.2;29 M-Cont Lin fer Detroit. Chicago & ST Louis
tS;45 p Nd For Hudson River Points & AIbanv -
s6-lo P M-t0r Roch-. Buffalo. Cleve'd Cybica-os
f5:4S P M-For Roeh-. Bufralo Detroit { 81 Louis
eS.lo p M.--For syria. Roch-. Mag Falls
DAILY tpaiiy. except sunday. Leaves Br0okSyn A.
mex No. al T10:45 A NJ; No. 1905 p M 80
Jersey city. p r. R Sta. No I I'll. 10 A. Nj n, y
at t3:S5 p NJ Time tables principal hotels and osrs.
Baggage Checked from hotel residences BY Westcctt
a. Fl. SMITH. q = 4 skfrISIS-s ~
GenI superintendent Gen'I Passr Agent
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
u RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of West rwenty-third End Dee
brosses and CortIandt Streets
SBThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtIandt streets Ia five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thfrd streek
station. except where otherwise noted.
100 A VI FAST MAIL--LImited 70 two BlIsL FAxios
Cars New York 70 PitJs5urg sseepins OK FlIlSoIs "
ze.so; No eeeSAss 70 Ei'JsouI g a., r1avaa,a
9.55 A. VI PENNsTLV4NIA LISfIfED--PuIIEnan Com
Partment Sleeping. Dining smoking aad Ohservztis,a
ianspOis % I ShiSafo, s 81 f I'is''
1o r; NJ CHICAGO ASSD ST LOUIS csr
5.55 p. N ST LOUIS ExPREss.-FOr PittsDurx Ind
5 p IL iR WsT n E lff ssnn Chicago
T.55 p NJ 51CiFTc REsssFoT PittsburE 90
eago For KnoxvIle. daily, via Shenandoah Valis<
SD p. VI. ti4EVE14AND AND c1SCINN4TI ExPREsa
WASHINGTON MN aNn 6nq Ti4Fi SOUTH.
iSn1 20 30 Dining carr lOlo tDes5resseS ana s3
a 1 10 DINING 21O d9es6[Ozses ana G Pst
5 5Sr and Dining csrsl as Dining carr IS Di95s
az s25 - c3E fo55 DINING esF1 - p M
c 1St ana P,nng Cars p Dining Carl 20 eDinns
SOUTHERN R4IIw me IT p scutaern's Palm LIN
I4o ny vseay seSPE2s sTsss A Is as p n II6
SSDeshrqssea cortiandt Streets 40 ma week.
sEAB9ARD am LINE HALLWAY ana M n
njgb4 '4 nj limited l2S5 D m daily. Express A~A'
No on S5-E AND WESTERN RALwAX-FOr Memphis
C55ESAPEANE & OHIO RAnWAY--T-s5 o. N week.
FOR OLD POINT CoSTFoRr AID NORFoLE-zSs - n
Atlantic CITT.-955 a. m and p m Weekdays
1lLlIays a. Through Eestihuled Trains bulec
strtor Cars and Standard Coaches weekday Ear-
SMOKING Car, ParlOr Cars, Dining Car. and StandAra
coaches Sundays
11AFE MAH-1255 p. m weekdays.
For points on New Long Railroad from
IWenty-thtrd Station. S5S a Il 20.
%, 493 and l1;25 sundays. 925 a m. ts5
IRON DesbrOsses Cortandt Streetsl. 400
a m 1850 $40. $40. 11-SO p. Sundays. ss5
a Els D N
FOR PHTLADELPHIA-
IS 55 Is ana SoT[a5df Streets ~ - % % "a
tesorosses and Corrlandt 2O Dining Carl.
I8o3 Dining carr. 1155 a Dining Carl. 40
esorosses and Cortlandt Streets 20) 255 SIS DIN
C5rl 800, IS. % Dining Carr ass Dining Carl
SO lLlning carr i55 SIS $50 9 = III night
ur1ays 80 I55 coachesl. SIS, $50, 925 Dining
fSFli sSS lLinedl s55. 1o55 Dining CARP y IS
1.lS Carl 155 Dining Can. & % U'tnng Carl. &5o
- tDlning Gar} ass Dining Carr. o5S DINING Car1-
100. SD, sos. 9-25 p - 10 night.
Ilcket offices Nos 461, 281
- Fifth Avenue below 22d Aston House. West
IWenty-thrd Street Station. Of Des
presses Cortlandt
street. 80 Broadway Pennsylvania Annex Station.
BROOKLYN Station Jersey City The Transfer
company Will call hotels
ana residences through TO destination
Ieephone 9l4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
J. b HUTCHINSON R WOOD.
General General Pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

Ce1es cables: RIO: Cofee market steady. No 7 RIO,
zs6 exchange. Il 15-l6d- receipts bags cleared
for the United States. $1,000 bags cleared for Europe
1000 bags, stock G23.000 Sanros-cOnee market
Eea- good average santos 5000 receipts $1,000 bags
three days; stock 1176O10 bags. Hanburg-Cofes
market opened unchanged at ESQ N
changed 10 : pig higher sales 10000 bags Eavre-
~--t== market steady higher; y
advanced = franc; 8 N quiet unchanged: haIf
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New YORK. foot Barclay ana CbrisIoohsr snn
$500 A M-kOF Bnghamton ana Syrlt-a.<s
.v.o1 a M--Eor buIIalo. Chicago ST. LOuls-
80 = A-tor Buffalo
f4;O0 Z. A--For Scranton AM PIyTloatb-Fsufsaf
-o:l0 Z. M--For Buffalo Cshicano. -
80 H-Eor Utica. OsWsgo Ithaca BulraIa
800 a MTFor Buffalo and Chieaso-Throu n Sleep
Tekets at 40 1lss. 113 Broadway s5 6th Ave- fss W
10th ST. and So Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. - -
DAILY. Except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

CoTICN-Testerday1s rally from the bottom figures
o. the recent downward followed by another
sharp rise roay Throughout the session the market
eS,r-ted healthy appearance and shorts found little
The general situation which base hopes Of
Other serious backward movement The market opened
lower. about as due the n hand. The Liver
poo cables lacked special and private ad
abroad stated that European cotton interests
Is whole looking this country Tor Port
piled oilCuslv and the interior movement.
liberal 10000 March notices
had put n circulation also tended 70 make the
contingent But sOon after the
ths well, and prices advanced
.s against S-55C call. March climbed TO
sgc before called The May option advanced
& Sic and @ prices subsequently,
proving the reports that prominent
Philadelphia 's-oppiug ali these notices
- claims thar Southern markets held
largely responsible FOR the sudden show OF
here and Europe sent goocly NUMBER OF
f-viry representatives this side. While
reaction IN the market later IN the
under f-ru selling COR profits. the general
a. With close steady a
points Wan street and commission
prominent BUYERS " the May and July con-
--sr while room picked stray lots OF August
5s districts reassur-ng. Total export clear
--zs We quite double total port receipts for the
notices be Issued to-rnorIo" ana rludy
r- me- the impression general that the bulk OF the
--- F-- deliver rendered rooav- Sentiment. as
among professionals but Is
ti~H n Investment circles and throughout the crop
country
T "a follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

OF this weeks total hay lo2o tons for export
direct Receipts for week. 100 TONS ioF 4'SI