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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-17

the market they effect IN starting decline and
10 this successful influence for the pears
AS usual about all Of tire statistics bearing on the
market bulIish. In the Northwest only 80 cars
came IN and the whole primary movement reached ony
1oooo bush about 80 cent OF sst year arrivals
the day. Seaboard clesrances jumped little
interest however remained unsatisfactoy only LOADS
being reported all outports Il is evident therefore
port duty is buying hand 10 mouth until sure
of the ground. Quotations Of cash wheat T ahoat
basis follows: No red. Ssssc, contract. and
s64sc. export: No Northern Duluth. s2sc prompt;
toba s5asc. Northern Manitoba $3.50.
late April; No Northern Duluth. s0c early May; No
Of the foreign markets were up again, ad-
vancing Il aid and @a9sd futures Liver
pool while Paris markets 15d25 points for the
day CORN-There another furry in the May
option, was Of different character from the
excitement for place of the strength then
shown weakness developed during which May
672sc in New-York having sold early in the day as
high sss4c, with the previous night Other
options although affected by the quida
ton than May. Part of the heavfness due to
the States and Of 1t raid prices
at Chicago. alarming those who had acquired corn on
Tuesdays bulge Cables 1Giad. but there was
the country Estimates Chicago 60 cars No 2
closed 6S%c elevator 69Ac. export grade and
7014c. straight . corn white. II sc and No 2
yellow: Use. afoat. Local sales included $1,000
bush y No .OATS-The early strength
in Chicago that resulted from dry weather talk in Iowa
Nebraska and the West generally replaced later in
and although the local cash market stimulated by
good trade all day firm and shade higher. Sales
aggregated 200 600 bush No oats closed 41c: No
4sa49c: track white 5oa55c; No white clips 522
RYE-Market steady. No Western 64a4c. and No 2
Western. e4i4c both ahoat. State rye eog61c,
steady Feeding was quoted at 64G6sc and mailing at
81 9G73c. both c New-York.
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Notire of Gummons.
New YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
YORK COMMITTEEMAN Sippeiius formerly Eliz-
abeth Herbst plaintiff. against kuni5unda Schultz the
widow of John Schultz individually and eSecutriX
in the will testament OF JOHN Schultz. de-
ceased Valentine i. Schultz John Schultz jr. Casper
Schultz Michael Schultz Mary Marial Couch. Lena
SCHUYLER Schuler Barbara otherwise known Anna
SCHUYLER Schubert Fanceskal SCHUYLER tor
Isabella Roseuberger. formerly Isabella
Maria Baust the heirs of kin and esatees Of
Schultz deceased Catharne Krebe formerly Catha
rine Rermaun individually and general guardian OF
hermann and Lorenzo Bermann John hermann.
Forester V John Fornes. George Behs-
Habsr John Bender, Mary Book, Louise Her
Levy. Elizabeth Roth, Nellie Kumert- the nrst
Louise Anna Elizabeth and
Nellie OF the last FIVE parties being fictitious the real
plaintiff John Doe. Richard Roe.
George ". Hoesen and Edward Beriie defendants
To the above named defendants and each OF
them You hereby summoned answer the complaint
in and your answer on the
plaintiffs within days after the service OF
of voIr to appear Judgment will be
against you default for the relief demanded in
Dated New City. February 10Th. 1902 -
EDWARD MIEHLINCi.
Plaintiffs Attorney Office and Post Office Address. 30
Nassau street Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
To the defendant Michael Schultz: The foregoing sum
mons is served upon YOU publication pursuant TO an
order OF = Blanchard one Of the Justices OF
of New York. dated the
1Otb dav of APRIL and filed with the complaint in
the office OF the OF New York. at the
county the Borough of Manhattan OF the
C-tv Of New York County and State OF New York
Dated New York. April 18th. 1902 49, - 49,.
A..o,Av for PIantir and Post Office Address. 80
Nassau street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago April 16.-CattIe- Receipts, l9oe head: loa
1bc lower; good to prime ST I3dSI 90 P3s9T 70
medium 81 1895 80 stockers and fesders Mss a.
h,s - 5.5 so: cay es 50QS5 % Texas fed steers
SIS 25as6 % ogs-Recepts. $1,000 head toriLoIr"M'
Is 0G: ef over 600 "a Toe lower mixed and butches
Ga S0s7 30. good TO heavy 81 2uqS' 40; rough
heavy SO 96aS7 Is: light So t5$I bulk OF sales 80 BOG
81 20 SheepRecepts 1900 heaa' snser ~ sS'
esen sheep IS a5as6 lambs 81 1898 So West
ern lambs. 50 23qSo 50
East Buffalo April 16-Csttle-Receipts ight; IN
changed yeais tops sIas t a 10 ana higher or ali
GRADES no very heavy Workers. s. 35qS1 i9 lght
DO 81 2oas7 80 mike: packers tSgs. 90 pss e 30 ana and
iambs-Receips 10 500 head sheep strong am3S s
choice lambs 81 35GS7 45 good TO choice % lSuRl 81;
cuils S. 5ds7 sheep choice HANDY wetherS ID
ass 60: common mixed 50 5oaso % cuis ana
common o5qS5 40; heavy export ewes, % ,pSe IoP
sheep clipped So 1895 20; top lambs clipped - Z'a
81 40
81 BRINE Sc 50Gse 10 good s5ase IS. Hogs SLOW
h hrs 9 HeaEtss s. so5s S light DO
So roughs s5as6 30 Sheep steady BEST wetne1s
@S6 81
Kansas City April .-f'ate-Receipts 500 head ma
r. 10c lower other KILN, rades and stock and feeding
cattle steady. Choice oEt and dressed beer steers
Sc 5oqs7 TO- IS 5oaS6 So stoekers and iced
eps Sd b0Gs5 35 fed steers So 5oa*8 % Texas
cows "a 10 heifers s4as6 75 81 5oGsS so
bulls 81 Sos5 Is: calves s4Qse. Hoss-Receips 10 400
market Sglo 9Ss Gp mixed packers sSs 50
81 90: light SO 45as7 o5; pigs. s. 63aS6 30 Sheep-Re-
ceips 27o0; market strong to zoe higher na'ts ian s
western IS 5Oqs5 So; yearngs S6 30Gs6 so: ewes So
IS TO- stockers and feeders, 50 23a$' western clipped
sheep So 4OGS5 10. 49,, co ,oae- =.
Cattle active 81 5as6 so Sheep strong saaso 80 Lambs
strong, 81 50d$7
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hs M Rpr ioI is e Revised ofcai s,res
that the NsHYok Central dong hsEp carried dgrns
During March Official revised show tina! the
s5 ar sot fsr .ad Sn sD Of &
today included led 81 Ssr
Sa oy are nking hold slowly as yet with carloads
blocked n6 p4% bea 9e viii all
sustained PRICE bur fo hee wSs eSia are Fns
and unsettled Only small proportion of o,hsr Ilre
e Fowls heavy lS do light tu tS medium 1sn
ducks "e c per par WeeTn 81 as do southern
weSteFn, Sga .u, 75geoc: live pigeons toa
ssED-suppiies iced fowls continue moderate. but
to stain any advance Spring light supply
R1t large srs esgua}oR dull and lower Frozen
held quite firmly in instances hEner thar ions
FTaIen fowls selling fairly with
2 SeT f2asn bas wsTeTn
best do Foog to .g a
snc pair 5oa75c 6T9isrs per b.
do Western poor to fair 6a1izc: old cocks saslse;
pFp g5zs dpo 81 s5 DO mixed So do DARN 81 b.
Turkeys hgns Nc western s ane aTs s l7s
chickens large so-meated fancy lfqlSc; DO average S
ssa.d ldqi i,5 5ew s.e. No NJ / Ic9i do
sodST P9yF in sc request w add a h[
s pdI run poor and are selling SLOWLY quote: English
snpe Southern per s2as2 Is pover golden 81 .
s Ss 75c S do maard iodsoc teal so
POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of foreign
quite m9deFs and there is good
the better grades domestic potatoes steady Sweet 20.
msetinS EAR qeS 6 cabbages little less rm South
epl Ie and spinach met fair demand and the early
deliveries went steady prices; some late arrivals
asparagus in fair demand Florida celery is
In low D5as s9ms oaIi for stock and
to be stock f' rs @ e e a
peas string sell promptly when Of good quality
moving slowly for all grades Other kinds Of southern
Gr ho 6 Of ali sr but the
widely in Guay @nd Ia De M @ doc second
o rms do M % s ps sae
So 8oS$2 so: Scotch. good prime. per 1es n bag
s esan GOOD Go H0s as2 de Maine
sack $9ss % STATE fair to Hns Per lso ~ 81 300
South Jersey per double So 5o9s4 vneIand
81 5a ssnfs 9sS 2 sidsi p $s
s2zsn hunsne st@s d. extra SOS qsa
5F ao @ G NSs Do nfl@s
81 soas2 do California s3@se; beets Charleston per 100
s s@ iSsg 49,
p les o s2S2 % sae 6b
,SSr s5 is s. 3sss Sc % so s. cas-
Florida per fGs S IS carrG!s 6p
Dbl sas7 sscar r. Ssy5 % Per
b bs2 s q dss Do
P S s. s sS 90 do North Carolina per- basket so
s. Is: leeEs New-oreans. 100 lunches So mint.
fsH De4 is 9s SACK 5osa
BeFS sSs S Do white fancy Dbl sss do
to good s3as4: yellow: good TO choice sack
sssts4 DO red So 50S3 do inferior S11$2;
do baltimore. green per bush basket soc; peas,
good s,si 7s peppers Florida. carrier 81 5o9s2:
parsey New-oreans. 100 lunches s2as3; rhuha-b
,er 100 lunches s4dsS: do Baltimore
ineton per 100 punches. ss9s4 romane. Florida per
slIsl IS Charleston basket 81 25IS1 IS;
rsdishes Norfolk per basket 81 90 shslot. New-or-
Dbl s1dIS1 so: do Baltimore: sG$1 5 bbI
1880: string Florida per crate or basket SEQ
70 souash Florida white. half bill crate 81 So do
Havana 81 so: Canada Russia Dbl s599oc:
fair 70 coed 81 1882 rs; DO Havana, carrier.
81 231$2
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Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No 2
spring wheat. 1916: No B. 70G73c; No red. slq
s24c No oats 4314G4i1sc; No white. Asa 45%sc; No
white, 41.a45&c: No . rye. 511sc; fair to choice
mailing barley. 63@6sc; No faxseed- 81 s. No
Northwestern 81 49, prime timothy seed So soaSo eo
SIG So lard per 100 n. 50 65ds9 30: short ribs sides
loose 50 059s9 49, dry sailed shoulders boxed 81 621e
81 49, short clear sides boxed 50 60S9 o whiskey basis
of high wines 81 30 On the Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market firm creameries 25d3lc; datries
24a29c- Cheese unchanged. 12q13- Eggs firm; fresh
1514c
Duluth. April 1e.-CIose: wheat-Cash No 1 hard
761.c No Northern. 7314c No Northern I0stc; May
73l4c July. 73aqI3sc; Manitoba No l Northern cash
Gle
Northern 751zc: No Northern. 74d74iac: May. 73i2c
Rye irmer No I. 5SG5s1.c. Barley higher; No 2 6sla
G69c; sample. 6oG67c. corn-May. 61a.c.
Minneapolis April 16.-CIose wheat-May. T2a121sc;
July, 1914 MI33sc. On track: No 1 hard. I5Ac; No
Northern, 7314 G13%c; No 2 Northern. rs. 4I2l7c-
Philadelphia April 16.-whest firm; grade.
April s3la oslo. Corn firm. 1c higher: No mixed April.
65765zc. Oats firm &c higher No white clipped, so
N5sc. Butter firm aG1c higher; extra Western cream
35sc; do nearby prints, c Eggs firm. &c higher;
fresh nearby. 16G1612c; do Western 16sc; do South
western 16c do Southern. 15l.e Cheese steady: New
York full creams. fancy, small. 12Ad13c; do fair
choice 11G12lac Receipts-Four bbIs 1921.
600 n sacks: wheat bush: corn bush
110oo bush Shpments-Whsat. $1,000 BUSH 1000
bush; oats 1900 bush
St. Louis. April 16.-Close: wheat-No red cash
7ea4c: May. 79a.c July. I21c; hard. 741z G761zc
Corn-No cash. e35sc: MAY. 637sc July. 62Tsc: Sep
tember 81 &c. oats-No cash. 447c: May 43c; July
35c; September. 5olac No white. 46lsc.
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CASH OTOTATINNS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. April 10. 1862

.,
COFFEE-Following steadier ruling Of the Eu-opan
expected and rather smaller Brazilian
eIpts than foreshadowed the early coffee market to-day
gate Indications Of doing It believed that
interests had been pretty thoroughly
eliminated that dangerous short interest
crled. fairly active support from me and
SIDE PARTIES market opened steady in
-falsd 3 points and 3 points higher
s1lsr around. the steadness short lived the
1nderone turned heavy under liquidation and sell
importers prices gradually
The close list unchanged 70 points lower.
the day amounted Sc $50 bags. Hevre
closed unchanged and Hamburg a partial L pig
higher declined as reis Santos without change
and the Of sterling exchange at Rio advanced
1-32d Santos receipts amounted %. 500
port to
house deliveries amounted 10 1854 bags. The spot
ruled quiet and steady about the
Of Rio No Is invoices
The range Of prices in the local market to-day
Was follows
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. 800 last year, -.o,,+s To-day com
Lns ~. nd last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caoIesop rt 500:
ton sala bales speculation anu I boo. mid
American 600: receipts 22oo0; American o-s4d
ding upland l-32d. Futures o5en ne roint lower.
April 4 s,6s Sc; April-May May-Ju anu golss
z55zs: Juiy-August. Bob August,ssepeeher SAB:
ssrternher-15crobe- 437b: OCTOBER 25s:
Novernfer-Decenber 426s December 9ir,,e. and
January-Fel,ruary 24s. Manchesfef-iafiS 49,
Cloths move slowly - . - ,-ices and the
general -four market firm in tone sesi III, small
break IN wheat discouraged buyers * winter
was done. Spring patents. tx .nring
straigts 50 1oas3 patents *. extrS
clears 81 scas3 90 extra No %in'e se5s2i spot
arrive. RYE FDoUR-Duil; qnotesas;- 70 ar CORN
50 6aS3 40; choice 50 sag ~ co as to
NFeI-Ouiet quoted Kiln dried. - $3.50 Dht,,a ana
BAG MEAL<-Steacy; qneteee; q. INC FEED
yellow 81 50dg1 s. coarse. - Zsgsi "a arrive
200 n s7 bOasis; spring bran. bulk 81. affs9sIs:
rldoling sl7 50as2l so. winter oil
city bran ssasI9; bucwheat eharps Sls' 600 so. oil
cake s2s corn cake. s2i so; hoininy ohop' S- -
ST firm in tone win ss an
active trade Including buying OF Jug
TENDER and considerably by fuftber
Southwest, wheat
way under private adSices claiming heavier - net
closed quite weak AT -
possible. but found ,ne srke,s
long wheat serious handicap. IN OUTSIDE NM ,bs
the chief heavy Southwest puyinS II o-i.
Chicago ant leading ADVANCE AT % SsefS
based crop which up 10 1lidaay 81 IN.
edly buish. The map showed light rams =" 80
received the hard soaking Wnich - soS
csoutn Whether the rains annou.
later relieve the -
fon remains to be In the overloaded eonoi'' "
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SUPREME COURT, = Plaintiff desires as

~ plaee OF trial County of New York The Farmers
Trust Substituted Trustee OF the
,rs re,ted b the VIII Testament OF Charles
Plaintiff against BENEDICT y Klein John
Jackson individually and Executor and Trustee OF the
VIII ard Testament OF Margaret r Jackson deceased
ANDREW Jackson Lillian L. Bates; John j. conner;
Michael Conner: Edward c. Byrres; Alexander Forsythe
Catherine Forsytne, Mary Rourke Thomas Regain Bella
Mahonev: George H Thurlby, George Sinner Arthur
Nver: Emil Gasparin: James Music; William Timnlons'
FreTerick Allen Greene; Henry Meyer. Joseph Snam-
enatzky Charles Mctireeyy Georse w tTrshay Patrick
= Kelvin Farrell; Joseph ConsidiLe Edward Boyee
George Wolf Edward Finn; Christopher HqtweISer'
Henry Fred arick IuweiFer. Defendants
summers To the above named Defendants and each OF
You hereby summoned to answer the COM
rIairt action and copy OF your answer
within twenty days after the
exclusive OF the day OF service
na in case failure appear or answer udsmen
Lii he by default for the RELIEF de-
rnanded in complaint.
York. January IND. l9tZ
TURNER, ROL-STON & KORAN.
Attorneys Plaintiff. Office and PoStonce ADDRESS y
William Street. New York. n Y
To The defendant Lillian +. Bates: The foregoing sum-
mons is upon by publication pursuant 20 an
nr5sT ~ Samuel Greenhaum. Justice OF the
Court OF New York. dated the 18th
Ss Of March, 1902 filed with TIE complaint in the
oTica Clerk the County OF New York at the
onty Court House County and State OF New York
Dat.d New York. March 18th. 1902
Aa'eu - TURNER ROISTON & KORAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys p William Street. New York. N T.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. April Is p m.-Cotton-Spot quiet prices
1-52d higher; American middng fair 1-16d:
ding. 5-32d mddinE 1-32d: mfddling. 16d
good ordinary f3-16d ordinary 916d The sales Of
the day 5000 bales which 500 speculation
and export and included 1900 Receipts 1000
bales including 81 900 American opened quiet
and steady, and closed dull. American middling.
April: 55646+ e-64d value; April and May 55-sf9
56s4d sellers. May and June 556td4 $3.50 sellers
June and July 556ddi So Cad sellers July and August
5564d buyers; August and September 5064d4 81 Gid
sellers; September October buyers. October
November 2S-6i04 % SD buyers: November and
December 2664d sellers December and January 2j6ti
sellers: January and February 24-64d buyers.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeH-York. April TO- 1b02
prANs AND PEAs-The market is little stronger for
brA.sS bear Jnbbing trade has improved
COLTS, and SONS been taken for export Pea are
sighus With light offerings Medium held with little
also nronndence kidney steady but quiet Cafor.
more "a imported Giants eased of little. but
ma wsreties showing much enange we quote;
othel choice bushel - logxS III 90 me
Beans re 81 Ssasi co. do pea choice 81 COAST s. do
dun eney s2aSz oo: white kidney; So DO yellow
REQ hnce Sc 1862 20. black turtle SOUP. choice
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sor-ruERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

ILverpool April IeClosinr: Wheat-Spot steady; No
spring Is ard No California IS AID futures
steady: May sd: July, IS 11ssd Corn-Spot steady
American mixed, new; 5e sad American mixed old IS
6sd; futures quiet: MAY nominal july os I'D o9soner
Coast firm g i5saf4 lbs Fourst Louis fancy winter
arm SIS Sd Beef firm: India mess. Sos Sd. Pork
Arm: prime mess Western. 72s 3D. Hams.short cut
Ia is SIS. Bacon firm: Cumberland cut. Is
80 10 ASS short RIB IS to q 10 ass 3D. long clear
hesvy IS TO 10 Cd short clear backs. 10 TO 20 n.
ass clear bellies le NJ 4ss shoulders-sauare II
4ss 3D. American refined n pals. .ss Ga Eutterm
finest white SIS: American finest coored. o4. Ialow-
Prime city drm. 2ss Sd. Turpentne-Spirits strong.
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Spot cotton quiet with s.nS n5and and
IN -s5ifIr 1lf sales 3s7e bales Sogtnerh e ~ lee
follows: Me-"
Ees we're tpof,e nominal unchanged at 80,
ssyannab steady unchanged at sse; 4rn unchanged
Et1oer Wilmington MN:
- g. Torcfk steady unchanged 10 &c De x.eadv Jn-
a1.c; Augusta auist au
c5enred a. 1-I6c: St Louis seaey: for fo-nor-
I5-lGc Estimated recelpts a. red with bales
scai as week and 1,o55 actual last 3ae actual
for tomorrow. 21Oo 70 Syo Doe7'
last week 1900 last yea -o,nts to-day
psceiTts al the ports and interior Po,il.s
tseeeItts a. sa-,e dsv last week and last year
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoA
siAiioSS pr brosses and cor,Ianat Streets
exThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlnndt Streets $ five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
NJ FAST MAIL-Inted to two BPnss par'S 10
FAST fa6 Conn
ss For ssa G Cleveland Toed
14s p GGA0 a NR s m6Gf ndsaap Chr
sss r. w. H SUI LOUIS sE ExPREss-FOr Ptsburs Ind
asa2 r. L WESTERN s a5i RnnE
T9eds except sagTday PtPas caf ptsourr and
Chicago For knoxville daily via shsnandeah valley
Route Connects for Cleveland except
For Piitssurs. Cleveland aud Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
and streets 10 20 ning SaT SS D aa cors
fand streets 'Dan a Is g congTesonai Linz
Paor Dining cars 25 DINING CAR, . a e 1 Dn
SUNDAY s. ea5 dining Carr loss Dining Carp q. a
Parar and pinlag V cars Is ning carr AS DIN
sourHERN RAILW4YIE&DTess Is. 4.25 121o
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Exprsss. e25 a. m and rs
PoIi,an Limited. 1875 daily Express. 121o night
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
and NeprOrleans 3.25 2. m. daily
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.-I.55 a m week
F6t OLD ePo po2sf coM fa5iE and NoRFoLK-ss M
weekdays and SIS .. m daily.
ATLANTIC CITY--955 a m and 80 m week.-Mrs.
sundays I55 a Through Vestibuied Trains. Buf-
fst Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays
Paror smoking Car Paror Cars Dining Car and stand
dard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-125 50 D. m. weekdays.
For points on New-York Long Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-third Street Station. S55 a. II 10
80, 400 and 1l-2o D. m sundays. 929 a. m. ~ 90
(frorn Desbrossss CortIandt S-reetsD. 300
m. lZ5O. $40. $40 and ia p Sundays. 9.S5 g.
5.15 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Go tDesbros and Ccrtandt 500. rs. E55
SIS $50 925 Dining Carr. C955 Penna- Lite). 1o.i0
(Oesorosses and Cortandt Streets 10 20 Dining Carl
100 tDintng Carr IL 1255 Dining Carr 2 10
tDesorosses and Corsndt Streets. 200 255. g. 5 din
555 Dining Carp 7.55 s25. s55. 925 1910 night
SUNDAYS $40 1j5 S25. s.55. 9.25 Dining
Carr 955 Uimited) 80 O.55 Dining Carr 1255
Dining Carr f55 Dining Carr 325 Dining Carr. $685.
-, Dining Csrl 455 Dining Carr. So Dining CARR
155. s.25. S.55. 9.25 z. n. IL
1s2 Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.; House: West
Twenty-third Street Station. of Des
brosses and Cortandt Fulton
street 90 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
reoklyn; Station Jersey City The New York Transfer
company VIII cal for and check baggage from noteS
and residence through destination. Telephone 'afA
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
vice
]. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
sOs A. W. and 335 p VI. Daily. Sundays &c Pitts-
Held and North Adams. Sundays only, go A. u.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 113. 261 as and 1915 Broadway IS
Union Sd- w. 275 Columbus Ave, 1873 West 125th 81.
10th St 13srh Stations. New York. 33S and 729
Fulton 81, and 1Jc Broadway E D., Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3sh Street New York Central CAB
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
A II. SMITH. GEORGE n DANIELS.
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Ruraro Apr 1s-Flour firm. wheat-Sprng quiet
No Northern, carloads Ts1zc asked: winter. no oner
ines Corn lower: No yellow. CSC: No do Sltae NO
. 67Xc: so 3 66%c Oats steady: No white
4a9c No 3 do 4siSc; No mixed 4Ic: No 8 do 4o7sc
Rarlev-Nothing doing Rye-No 2 &c.
Chicago April 16-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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NAVAL STORES.

moderate trade at unchanged prices Rosin steady
to firm, fairly active and unchanged Tar ruled firm
late prices. We quote:
SPIRITS TJRPENTINE-4fG461zc.
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 So: oil bills. So 65
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained 81 IS; and z.
81 20; F, 81 rs. c. 81 So H. 81 So l. So 10. r. 50 TO- "
S. 10; y. Sc 50; W g. 81. and W W. 81 Is.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits urpsntine 21S bbls
Lax 200 ools
Wilmington, April 16--Spirits turpentne-Nothing
ing receipts. casks RoSn firm 81 1Ods1 Is: receipts
SIS bbs Crude turpentine quiet 81 3ds2 receipts
bills Tar steady. 81 20; receipts. 81 -.
Ssvannah April I6-Turperne firm az 42l.c; receipts
LOG bbls sales. 40T; exports rs Rosn firm: receipts
2sl4 obs: exports 500 \. B. c. D. 81 IS e. 81 80; F.
So 80; W @. So 20: W W. IS s5
Charleston. april 16-Turpentne and unchanged
LONDON April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIS SID. Rosin
American strained. As Cd fine. 9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-17

or this weeks export direct DO last
week s72 Receipts Of for week. $50 tons do
a week,
~ ara cream in quart for the week ending
April IL in and nenr the city have been as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-17
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains Franklin St. station. New YORK. a. fss-
lows. anS IL later foot West AID N h:
'Tlo A. M--For INTERIM points TO Albany
tll2O A MD Hudson kiv 81 Mob. Express
s1OO z. M.-Chicago Express
p M-Cont Linn. fer Detroit, Chicago & ST. Lou,A
t345 P. M.-(9 For Hudson River Points & Albany.
.6l5 P. M.-For Roch-. Buffalo. cleve'd s Chicago.
t745 p M--For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit & ST. Louis
'9:15 p MaFor SYRIA. Roeh. Mag Falls Det Chi
mex. 4 fI0:4a A. NJ: No at 1905 p NJ Leaves
Jerssy City p r. r. STA. No: ! az TIE A NJ a. ?
Baggage hotel residence BY Westcors H
n n SMITH c. E. LAMBERT,
Gent Gen'I Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

%. A Ro.in-comnnon steady I'D Petroleum
SeAnes steady ND Lnseed oil frm. Sis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-17

NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE
RETWEEN
NEW YORK & BOSTON
Via Springfield and
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
New Central & Hudson River r. r.. LesSe0)
Trains Grand Central Station. Fourth and
42d Street. New York. follows:
Springfield.
f9o0 a.. m. IL IS $50 D
fI2. 90 BIS {. $40
400 D. m 121 p 1000
'I1.Oo al a els
Tickets al Offices AIS f216
Broadway a Grand CsDsraf Station.