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Noiiec of Summons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
John Z. Roosevelt and W. Emlen Roosevelt
trustees for Marcia r. scovel under the Last VIII
and Testament OF James !. Roosevelt. deceased.
schiie his wife John J. Schie and Annie Schile. his
vile Julia r. LANCE Amanda NJ. Fanciulli and Fran
cisco Fanciui. her husband Freda A. Callle and Will
gazette Emma schie (also called Margaretha Ermna
s6hile) Henry Weissman; George Moore Smith. Pelham
od Eleya'ng GiGmpany John R RSS. John ,, b
Coles Frank Z. Seymour. Romolo Fanciuh, Julia
Fanciu (aIso called Juietto FanciulD. Jerome Fan
ciulli, Romeo II. Sehe sole surviving Trustee
ment Of Margaretha schiie. deceased and Trustee
OF created under the said will; Romeo
H Sche sole surviving Executor of the Last WIN
and Testament q Margaretha sche deceased Frederick
LANCE Calle and George c. Goebei Executors
OF and the Last VIII and Testament OF
Henry J. Sche deceased Defendants. summons. Action
them You hereby summoned TO answer the
plant action and 10 OF
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
OF this exclusive Of the day OF service
and failure to answer judgment
will: be taken against you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated New York. December 29rd 1901.
GEORGE C. KOBBE Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post once Address and Once Nos. A and 40 Wall
Street. Manhattan Borough. New York city, n. Y
foregoing is served upon by publication,
pursuant order OF the Honorable Charles r. Mac
Lean enc Of the Justices OF the Supreme Court OF The
filed with the complaint in the office OF the Clerk OF
the OF New York. the County Court House in
Boroush OF Manhattan in che CITY County and state
originally ned therein the 2ard day Of Decem-
Dated New York February Goth. 1902.
GEORGE C. KOBBE Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post once Address and Office Nos. ~ and as Wall
strest Manhattan Borough. New York City, N. Y
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NEW YORK SUPREME COTRT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Tria1 desired In New York County.
John E. Roosevelt and W. Emlen Roosevelt. as
trustees for Marcia R. Scovel under the Last VIII
Pan against Rond h anG eS
his wife; John j. Schile and SchiIe. wife:
Julia r Lange; Amanda NJ Falciulu Francisco Fan
her husband; George Jerome Schie. Marguerite Emma
Sche talso called Marguerite Ermina SChiel. Romeo
H Schile, sole surviving Executor the Last VIII
Testament Of Margaretha Schile. deceased Romeo II.
under the Last VIII and Testament Margaretha SChie
deceased and Trustee of the under the
said WIZ Henry Weissman: John E Roosevelt and W.
'Emen Roosevelt Trustees for Marcia r.
the Last VIII and Testament OF James Roosevelt,
ceased George Moore Saith Pelham Hod Elevatng Com
pany John y Dyer. john T. Dyer. Louis Foiano. James
culli (also called Juetto Fanculln FanCiull!:
Frederick LANCE August Caile George g. Goebel
xecutors OF and Trustees under the Last WIN and Tesla
OF Henry J. Schile, deceased. Defendant sum-
the above defendants
to each OF them: You hereby summoned
the complaint in this action. and OF
tho service OF this summons exclusive Of the day OF
vice and in OF your failure 20 appear. answer.
Judgment will be taken against by default for the
relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated New York December 2?rd. 1901.
GEORGE c. KOBBE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post ONCE Address and Office. Nos. "A and as Wall
To Samuel Coles and Louis Folano. Defendants; The
foregoing is by publication,
order OF the Honorable Charles F. Mac
Lean OF the Justcea OF the Supreme Court OF the
the complaint in Office OF the Clerk OF
the County Of New York at the County Court House in
Of Manhattan in the City County and State
o New York February goth, 1902. which complaint
originally fled therein the 23d day OF December
1901
GEORGE .. KOBBE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Office Address once. Nos, "A and 40 Wall
Street Manhattan Borough New York City. N \.
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~
OF NEW YORK.-TriaI desired in New County
John z. Roosevelt and ". Emlen Roosevelt.
Trustees Marcia r. Scovel under the Last VIII
and Testament OF James J. Roosevelt deceased
wife: John J. Schlle and Annie SchIe wife. r.
LANCE, Amanda NJ. Fanciui and Francisco Fanclu her
husband: Freda A Cate and William Cale her husband
George Jerome Schie and Marguerite Emma Sche alsO
sole surviving Executor Of the VIII
Of Margaretha Schlle deceased Romeo H. Schiie
surviving Trustee for Amanda Fancul under the Last
VIII and Testament Of MarGaretha Sche deceased. and
as Trustee Of the trusts created under the said Will
Henry Weissuan; John Z. Roosevelt and W. Emleu
Roosevelt Trustees for Marcia r. Scove under the
George Moore Smith. Pelham Hold Elevating Company
John N Dyer. John Is. Dyer. Louis FOlano, James w
Hough Samuel Coles Frank E Seymour. Romolo Fanci-
ul Julia FnncDlh (asO called Juieto FancullD Jerome
Goebel as Executors of and Trustees under VIII
and Testament OF Henry J. SCFle, deceased Defendants
summons Action No. To the above named defendants
ana 10 ebCh then- hereby summoned
the complaint in this action and copy your
answer the Plaintiffs attorney twenty days
after the service of this exclusive OF the day
Judgment will be taken against you by default
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York, December 23rd. 1901
GEORGE c. kOBBE. Plaintiffs Attorney
Post once Address Office, Nos. Street
Manhattan Borough, New York City, n Y.
To Samuel Coles and Louis FOianO, Defendants: The
foregoing is upon by publication
suant q order OF the Honorable Charles r MacLean
OF the Justices OF Court the
New York dated the 20th day Of February 1902 and ed
with the complaint in the office Of the Clerk the County
OF Manhattan in the City County state New York
on FEBRUARY 10TH 1902. which complaint originally
filed therein on the 23rd day Of December. 1901
Dated. New York. February Goth, 1902.
GEORGE G. KOBBB Plaintiffs Attorney
POST once Address and Office Nos ~ and As Wall Street
Manhattan Borough, New York City, y Y.
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COUNTRY pRopUcE MARKETS.

NcW-1Ork March g,
BEANS AID PEAs-Tae market remains quiet Tor do
me- oc IS not large prices held steady choice
cnsitv Red kidney in moderate demand but hold
confidence the situation and
g,nS business White kidney and yellow in light
sis fut there IS very little inquiry for them and
ces are somewhat lower California lima beans more in
SIea at 81 0oGs1 IS medium and when
hnIcss thep commend ftia r15k We quote: Beans
cIoIr rnoice per bush. 81 l71kGs2 20; DO medium
marc a. T5 40 pea choice 81 7oasi 72 DO red kidney
white kidney choice 81 S5GS2 40
enos og eve choice 50 25Gs2 So black turtle
co e. 90. DO lima California, So IS; imported giants
s ss2 as: imported round. " lOgs2 l6i do
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

D.
coFFEE-Much Of yesterdays rise lost to-day.
,5 81 the close session sentiment bearfshly
Inclined under pure weight Of bags" The market
oraned steady prices unchanged 10 points lower
md after call worked slowly but surely lower under
fairly active selling both accounts, based on smaller
bv European markets 10 yesterdays hrnness
hare than expected and 10 bearsh statistical conditions
rear operators liberal sellers the decline, and
urope too quite freely Large clearances for
he United States and weakness in the spot departmen
which helped depress the speculative
market AT the close steady with priceS>
Uosnrs lower. 80 500 bags.
The market spot coffee duh and easy late in the
with nomnally The basis OF bS4c Tor In
Ioice lots of Cl.aranCes from Brazil included
II 600 bags from Rio 5000 from Victoria and $4,000 from
Santos -, -. H..
Vas as
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
hardening. Sales 1900 bales; speculation ana export
5000 rniddiing upland 27-32d. Futures opened hrIn
se4d advance Closed steady, lz135z points net ht.
March and Msrch-ApriI 4.493zb; April,May 4.oos'
Gsy-Iuns June-July and July August 45ozzs AusSs-
September 545Ls standardization 454z; October
November. 4S0b- Manifestations move Slowly c4o'S
quiet. -.
Improvement spring and winter wheat RACES. @
ne hrm uncertone all cay, wclSre
eleable change in price Quotations o1Se CO. rtg
patents So ecQS4 %; staights 90 7egS o winter
patents SO 65qs4 %: spring clears y $685. % 1n
10 winter Sd 1898 Is; extra No winter. sSgs2 ~;
10 grade s2i 5Ogs22 spot and TO arrive h l6
choee 70 fancy, So 45qS3 IS .CoRNMEAL-F1rt M
quoted Kiln dried, So 60G$3 co. 20 brand ;tSsAASG
2 e. coarse 81 S0qsI FEED0ouoted; sPri Eg
bran. spot $40 30; sacks % arrive Z0 To- SS9Sdg,o0'
sls 50as22 winter bran. ST. city bran ~ 70
meal. SIS J0as29
GRAIS-WHEAT-The feature Of crop news yesterday
a1 the only consideration that had an aportant eeet
Ohio State report making winter
Wheat conditions only g. 10 points down since JahuAy
Z, May wheat Up the highest pont OF inc Gay on
aton OF the wheat condition the outlooK
Say not be favorable generally supposeo 80 la
- NE Gay Itself concerned however te map
Nnsea 70 show favorable prospect IN the
tetlon. there being low temperatures ana d hlte
'eay weather suggesting possible re!si IRON ING
- toanYessfn sections OF the belt ne Frlcs
syng moisture generally sufficient for the presea
80 no serious results from freezing ana
ons Roads bad but stock has wintered
80 esq FEEDING is light The movement
W nght especially the winter wheat 5tates ~
snesDols reports Indicated light receipts aha
an n ne near future Most OF the gay IT, Sahles
70 higher, but indications pointed toWaIu
W.T. business, including only 1900 push Oh ~" -
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London. March "a sale Of sheepskns held in
MincnE Lane to-day The offerings numbered 269 bales
The attendance large, and competition animated
Mernos averaged per cent dearer. notably shorter
growths. Fine crosshreds sold readily at 10 per cent
higher rates. and coarse up ~ cent Following
the and prices obtained for clothing and comb
ing: Queensland-l1 bales, at 5a4da1s %d Victorian
AIS bales at 2sdRs I'D South AustralAn23S bales
at 3SdQls Nd West Austraan--560 bales. 3Isd@
Is I'D Tasmania-3i5 bales, a 3l4dG1s lIzd. New
Zealand-D73 bales NJ 3dG1s 1sd Punta Arenas-461
bales. at 3sGl1d. Falkland Islands-33 bales. at 41ad
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Spot cotton quiet ana steady, with quotations IN
changed basis Of s1se for middling upland ane
sac FOR middng Sales 4O7 bales southern spot
markets telegraphed follows: New-Orieans nn
unchanged slice; Mobile nrm, &c up at s7sci ga
higher Slice NoTfolk nrm, IN
changed al sc; Baltimore nominal. isc higher at 91sc'
Augusta steady &c higher sac; ST. Louis nrm
changed at sac. Estimated receipts at NewOrleans f9
to-norrov 500 1000 bales, compared with 1888
actual last 1850 bales actual last year; al
Houston, tomorrow. 900 10 25OO bales against
$50 last 6.s19 last year.
Receipts at ports interior points to-day com
pare6 arith the day last week and last year:
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March g. p. m.-Cotton-Spot good bust
done prices 32d higher: American middlng fair
middlinE. 81 32d; middling,
middllng, AID; good ordinary 4ssd; ordinary
OF the day II 600 bales. which 1000 were
speculation export and included American
Receipts 10 600 bales including $500 American
opened firm and closed steady American mddiing z o c.
March. 464I4 30 Gid buyers March and April 40
50-64d buyers April and May, 4O-64d sellers
5i-64d sellers.
"a 5I-s4d sellers; July August. 5O-84q4 5i-e4d
sellers: August September 46-64d sellers
September October saga 35-64d buyers october
an November. 4 80 Cad
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. March Cotton steady: middlng ss-16c:
low mddnng. slice: good ordinary, INC; receipts
bales exports coastwse 575 sales 49, stock. 5o67s
low middnng sl.c: good ordinary re receipts 5000
bales exports Great Britain. 1000 the Continent
2.6l0 coastwse. ZIG, sales. 5000: stock 3O1 .263
Memphis. March e-Cotton firm; mddng sic: low
mddiuR Si4c; good ordinary. Sc; receipts 69T bales
shipments. l ESQ: sales $500: stock. 20.
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~ OF NEW YORK-Trial desired in County
T. W Emlen Roosevelt. Trustees for
r the Last VIII and Testament OF
James Roosevelt deceased Plaintiffs against Romeo H.
Sche his wife; John J. Schie and Annie
Schie, his wife; Julia r. lanSe. Amanda NJ. Fanctuu
and FanciuH. her husband; Freda A. Callla
and William Caille her husband: George Jerome Schtle
Ermna Schie); Henry Wessman; John 2 Roosevelt and
w EmIen Roosevelt Trustees for Marcia II. Scovel
VIII and Testament Of James l. Roosevelt.
Moore Smith. Pelham Hold Elevating
Company. John y. Dyer. John r. Dyer. Louis FOliano
James w. Hough Samuel Coles Frank q Seymour,
LANCE. August Caile and George G Goebel
and Trustees under the Last VIII and Tesla
N Henry ]. SCnile deceased. Defendants sum
Action No. T. To the above named defendants and
the complaint in action copy Of your
plaintiffs within twenty days after
exclusive OF the day OF
vice and your failure appear. or answer.
Judgment will be taken against you BY default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York, December 23rd 1901
GEORGE c. KOBBE Plaintiffs Attorney
Postoffce Address and Office. Nos. ~ and 40 Wall
Street Manhattan Borough New York city. y. Y.
To Samuel Louis Foiano DEFENDANTS The fore
is served by publication pur-
suant OF the Honorable Charles r MacLean
OF the Court OF the State OF
New York the 10th OF February 1902 and filed
with complaint the office of the Clerk OF the County
Of York the County Court House, in the Borough
York on February 1902 which complaint orgt
nally filed therein 23d day Of December. 1901.
Dated York, February 10th, 1902 -
GEORGE g. kOBBB Plaintiffs Attorney
Postofrce Address Office. Nos A and 40 Wall
Street. Manhattan Borough, New York City. y. y.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

HARLEM DIvISTON
eos A NJ and 3 81 NJ Daily. Pitts
held and North Adams Sundays only. 90 A NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated Pfntsch
Ticket Offices III pei 1918 Broadway s
Union So. W. 275 Columbus Ave. i33 West f25th ST..
I5th 81 and l3Sth ST Stations New York; 33S T23
Fulton St. and los Broadway. 2 D. Prooklyn-
Telephone 100 Ssth Street or New York Central
westcott Company.
A. n SMITH GEORGE Fl. DANIELS
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Notire of Summons.
NEW YORK. SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNI1
OF NEW YORK.-TriaI desired in York County
John E Roosevelt and W. Emlen Roosevelt. as Trls,
tees for Marcia R. seoye. under the Last VIII and
Testament of James !. Roosevelt. deceased. Plain
TINS against Romeo II. schIle and Carrie schiie
his wife: John J. schile and Annie schile; his
Fanciul. husband; Freda A Caille William
Cae her husband; George Jerome Sche and Margarette
Romeo H Schile as sole surviving Executor OF the Last
VIII and Testament OF Margaretha Schile. deceased
Romeo II. Schle sole surviving Trustee for Amanda
Fanculu under the Last VIII and Testament Of Mar
created under the said will; Henry Nessman John z
Roosevelt and W. Emlen Roosevelt. Trustees for
Of James I. Roosevelt deceased: George Moore smith
Pelham Hod Elevating Company, John n. Dyer. John
B Dyer. Louis Foliano James W Hough. Samuel Coles
KoInoo Fanc1uli. Julia taneiult talso called Juetto
FanciullD, Jerome FanciulI Frederick LANCE. August
Calls and George c. Goebe Executors OF and Trustees
under the Last VIII and Testament Of Henry j. Schile
above named defendants. and each Of them: You
hereby summoned the this action,
within twenty the Of this
exclusive OF the OF IN Of
failure to APPEAR or answer judgment Will be taken
against you by default for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated New York. December 25rd 1901.
GEORGE c. KOBBE Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Office Address and Office Nos 46 Wall Street.
Manhattan Borough New York City. n. Y.
To Samuel Coles and Louis Foliano defendants: The
foregoing summons is served upon you by publication
to order Of the Honorable Charles F. Mac
Lean of the Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the
State OF New York dated the Goth day OF February 1902
and filed with the COMPLAINT in the Office OF the Clerk
in the Borough OF Manhattan in the City. County and
State of New York February GOTH 1902. which com
plant was originally filed therein the 2Srd day Of
Dated New York February 2oth 1902
GEORGE c. KOBB1 Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post once Address and Office Nos A and As Wall Street
Manhattan Borough New York CITY. Y.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Office
NO. 1922 BROADWAY.
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Advertisements received at the following
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
T'4.2S ts.Oo 1900; 1000 'liSo a. ". 10. tLso.
tS COZ 400 S'4O0 f430. $50 90 y 90 " Az
SO 90 go IS p NJ. 30 Is mdt- 49,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
rs 90. 5000 @lI.3O y. NJ. 'L0O tI3Oz q 40 . On
100 P. NJ. 't2-l5 mdt.
Ofhces Liberty Ferry. South Ferrv Ii9 2sf a.
1900 1854 way. Isl 5h Ave. 80 Ave- q Union 81
I53 l25th St, 273 West
Ave. New York Court ST. 3f4 Fulton
Brooklyn. 9S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG York Trans
fer calls FOR and checks baggage destination.
'Fron Liberty only sDaily. fDaily except SUM-
day. Sundays only zParior ears on'y.
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Rdilrcnos-
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRo
brosses ana cortIandt Streets.
ssThe leaving time Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets is 1--we minutes later thaa
that given below for Twenty-third street /.
station. except where otherwise noted
Lars New YORK TO IiIts6arg sseePins Car PiStsO1Es -
So FAST Pi!i:saEs .na Cleveland.
partment SIeeniHS 6s+11 7oIn M oI-s-xsfiS,
Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati. lad
1' 25,I p; NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPREss.-ser
o.55 p. NJ. ST LOUIS EXPREsss.-For Pitsours Ind
NJ 1 %EsTER 81 kSq Bsnfs car Chicago For
!.55 p ". PACiFIc EXPREss&FoT Pittsburs and csl-
fFssT For Knoxynle daily. Shenandoah valley
SO p. ". CLEVELAND AND cINCfNNATT EXPRESS.
7 WxsHlSGTToSSsl aP AND 6na r fi1siH ssooiurH.
iSnSt 500, y - Dining Can 1910 tDesbEosses and cSr
isn5 n s, r. iaiHE Ger
Carr Sr ana = PiRRg csEs 3 Dining Cs[ - 'Di1ins
Day Y, Is 925 C6inias Carr fo55 Dining
Carr ass i1in Sa T 3 % Dining Gar NJ 'Dns
s0UTHERN S 9T p So sout tn IN Palm LIN
S dsedas 8e'G E2pss as rs c1I.i s
so ssd GoFsnd slssis S 20 N
sEaB6 AIR LINE RAILWAY I3 n fe1s and Met.
ntrbt Limited. l253 q. daily. Express. l-lo
No 95d OH AND WESTERN RAILwAT-FOr Memphis
eng snd New Orleans. 8 . D. m. daily.
'l1iFSAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-T.55 a week
says and ass .. m. daily
F3 Ree 8L 46, POINT CoMF6RT and NoRFoLK-E65
TY@ 93 a @ ana ass p m wsssdaz
pIiays 200 a. m. Through V-stibuled Trains. Burss
- SI Ssrs and standard Coaches weekd Par
Coaches Sundays =
SraPE MAY-i255 .. m weekdays.
'h on New York and Long Branch Railroad tfro,
ss twenty third Street Sationl. 8 IS a II 40.
80 and ll.2S D. Sundays. 9.25 a ass
m IRON Deshrosses C1rtandt Streets). go0
a m. l@EO 2 40, 30. m as
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
beshrosses and Cortandt Streets eco. US. TB.
- 500 e2a Dining Carl IS Penna- Liuitedl. 1910
and Cortlsndt Streets 102M Dining Carr.
TIMING Carl. Hiss a Il * Dining Carl. 40
md Cortlandt Streets. S2S DIN
arr A59 q. 4 % Dining ASS Dining Carl.
StI n1s carr I5S. s25 : So % Y 10 nigh
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80 n ~. - y. - 10 night.
4'cSet otces Nos 461 1854 261 Broadways
- iftH Avenue below 27d S'l Nstor House: West
lWenE-thir1 Street Station stations foot OF Des
ylreet ~ Broadway sn1 P@nnsyIvsna Annex Station
f5Tookyn- Station. jersey CITY Transfsr
ton'panv VIII call f1r and check baggage from hotels
ahd residences through destination
r0ad Cab Service
= p. HUTCHINSON r r WOOD.
t'"naraI Manager. Pass'r
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave kranklln 81 station New 4erS as ist-
.T:lO A. M--For INTERIM points % Albany MonrL
A. Nd Hudson Riv. * Mob Express.
p. M.-ChicasO Express
s2:25 p M.-con Lin. fer Detroit Chicago ST. Lcuis.
t3:45 r. Me- For Hudson River Points g Albany
.6:l5 P. M.-FOr Roch-. Buffalo Cleve'd & Chicago.
tT:45 r. M.-FOr Roch-. Buffalo, Detroit s i.
'9.l5 p. M.-For syria. Roch, Mag Falls DeL & Chi
fDaily. except sunday Leaves brooklyn n
mex. No. at tl0;45 A. NJ; No at tS:S6 p n Lssvs
al +Ss5 NJ Time tables principal hotels and ofcss
II SMITH C. r. LAMBERT
Gent Superintendent GenI Pass'r Agent
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COTTON-Operatfons today were even larger than
those Of yesterday with making the feature from
the opening the closing. There nothing IN the
situation in the least snake bull confidence other,
haps than that large long accumulated and
should h reduced matter Of precauon before further
hull progress is attempted However, this is purely
Of opinion. and the curb prices trhe
the final bids open market. The opening
steady. with prices l 6 points higher. and very
active throughout the session, with shorts more
feverish All favored continuation OF the
bull and the friends Of the market
every advantage q their opportunity. Lv
decidedly better than anticipated with
1920 spot sales OF
IS 900 bales European buying orders numerous in
ring while commission houses were large pur
chaseFs Of the May and July options. Yet enormous
evidence throughout the session,
gained upper hand. causing sharp
IL prices. IL believed that the rise
rapid safety ana that cleaning out OF
long before further efforts should
made 10 strengthen the market Advices from South
spot advance OF 1l60sc again in
prices with prodigiOus, cearances for exports
80 bales against 22O00 port receipts; interior
town receipts than Shipments estimates for
receipts indicated further shrinkage in the
movement never better than
conditions ranged strongly in favor Of the
market The close steady. with prices net i 10
points higher months and ] 70 points lower
Jar months Total estimated $4,000 bales
the largest single days transaction IN many months
Realizing decline in late months in the after
The range Of prices the local market to-day
q
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e Of contract prices IN the local market to-day

Coffee eables-Rio-Cofee market weak No Rio,
$500 Exchange I-lGd receipts 1000 bags cleared for
H. United States 1900 bags stock 624 900 bags. San
tosConee market steady: good average Santos $500;
Coffee market opened Z pig higher at 280 m was net
ket opened steady tad& franc higher IL unchanged
half holiday: total sales, 5000 bags
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new JERSEY CENTRAL.

Liberty St AMI south Ferry Cime from south Ferry
hve minutes earlier than below. except
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-07


Post ONCE Address and Office, 46 Wall Street.
Manhattan Borough New York CITY N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-07
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

GEORGE c KOBBE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Office Address and once. Nos, "A and 40 Wall
street Manhattan Borough. New York City. y. Y.