davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

ana e-e,1e poNaered eoc powdered powdered
t-It POWERED, 4S5ct
Fsr. - Eagle coarse and extra ane granulRted 4S5c:
Ia+s5 10 cartons 70 bags and 70 bags OF fine granu-
and di,S aag!a hne aranulated standard granulated
S7 and 8 435c; No 4. 43Oc; No S &c: No s 4 aOr
-. 30 = &C; No Q. 5-95c; No 10. e0c: No II
10 Il 3sOc; Nos I3, IA Is g 75c No ~ roc.
10 oaes OF fine granulated This weeks sgnra~s
2O4 81 IN the United States and Cuba together q
- lus against 2,20I week and 1ss 900
Lst year an increase Of 6s 597 tons over last vaa-
Ie''0s oy special cables: Cuba-Ths six principal
100 900 lps 5000 tons exports. 500 tons; stoci
rT1n5jU o5s AGAINST 87s5 tons last las
s-1f1IiSt los
FSron -o32s6l tons last Total stocks Of
t-s america, 35Oi. .Sl7 against
- eaE al the same dates and 2e2I 225 tons
&c SIS cate OF January /. 1901 The stock
% 90 Oohs against an excess OF 76s 645 week
So less ot o5obs2 tons January 1902 Hamburg
--II-E 60 ana twenty-five tons refined
30 engazements. Some bought on
oasls OF l-l6c for 96 test centrfuga Ru1ors that
o5sIHess ldd been closed
Aaseovado. 50 closed 3-16c. and
sI,os- sugar 81 test. at l5-l6c London beet
-s.. ,IeI ar was steady az decline OF ~ std for
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
- QroTArIoNs
-s.s,.x 81 Is
-NERAL MARKET REPORT.
l.ew-Tork. Janusr, 81. 1902.

NeR-T0rk January u. lSu--
a time during the earlier part OF
+re a. coffee showed some stsAdneSs put ms Lees
-, ssvs vav rC weakness. The market opened steady
-ote 7trb prices unchanged 70 points higher the
----0,-sr1er- being sympathy with steacleT
Ling European markets. But specuislNe en-
-bus-xr1 vas al pitch. while bsar leaders were
-r a-r,-s l7v enormous receipts the crop
sfe- Ire frsr Of stability tbs market
liquidation and bear pressure
IN the absence bull support Port receipts
t the cop country 1900 bags and interior towns
recefrt reached truly formidable showing
the close market barely steady with prices
~ n Is points lower A Improvement IN the
french market has effect locally Total sales were
e. 1 bags E5arre closed higher. and Ham
burg pfg NJ. Rio and Santos ruled firm - advances
< a-51 100 respectively. The exchange rate
orc.e5 p-l6d coffee locally dull
Sc NORMALLY quoted Of sac for invoice lots
- No BIO Amsterdam cable reports the amount
a coffee sfost Java and the East for Europe as
shipments from Java and the East
~ tbe lifted states during January 5000 bags.
IRE prices in the local market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

y 81.
BEEvEs-Recelpts were go cars. or 4IOs head, in
@ m & ~ SaF for eTp95s He us for and
sros common car and C9e9 & 2 f9iss % steer "eTe selling
cows were steady 70 firm The yards were cleared Com
r 70 Roe ' a o4sa at sac Sass s g. 'S Sg 90 at E St s 3
6e ia al & 81 9CSt -2 one extra rat 60" at = 90 Dresse
4n1ip Snipne9ts from this port today I9-morTow the
and 300 Of beef swift & Co cattle for
g. H. Hammond company: the Minnehaha for London
schwsTzsc9i!d Su!z5erg 225 cattle for J. shambers <
sh the asa bHs w 56e dSe 0g 40 este S & for = A sa
ihe week 27ss cattle 4oS5 sheep and 1858 quarters Of
beef all ports OF Great Britain with the exception
Oh = catSG a. snsep and 10 suSriers Of beef -
1870 s. a. a. s s. & BSF S DO N @ q R ao at 49, s m r. 10 81 KsBl9s g. 9 5 de-
1907 n at S IS 20 do iose n at s. 40. bull $50 NJ
at S4' loo de- ; 1900 p at $+ DO l4so n q 81 so
n at So 40. DO. $50 n. So 30
Sherman Culver 10 Chicago steers 1IS4 n at s. 55
;o 70 DO lS9 n At s. so ~ a? lo n 50 50; p DO
Newton q . q Chlcaso steers Io5o n 81 70; 10
dS iiI y1Sla n d DO IA ~ = n a. - 81 9u M 200 n at S.
~ 8 IS; DO o25 n s. ora q DO s75 70. at S.
S sanders: . ohio steers 1854 b at s. ao OK lea
s. DO 1850 u at s. o. ! d. % SEQ 'q' ~ at rs s. % 25
= er9s e s 73!ss2 81 !ss2 69Psag Is Ks9sgazy a 1888
Tosa % shannon bulls $50 n at s. 90 do so r
%. s2s y. at 81 -: DO sS7 10 at 81: do 7aS u
al 81 20
Lsai. Heibrq22 p cows 12lo n at 81 q: do. 972 n
a. $@ 60 Dc, il2Q n. At g 30 , - 49, ..
n s. s.: COW n at 50 l5 ; do $50 b at Sc q
Cd. N5H 55 Inc 5s. s @ eFf s 10 10 esa s?ns w cqd
sev Cry $50 per head Feeling steady.
butchers and i57 for the market veas we're rated steady
sales tAe Of s6a$g per 100 n ord
Sc 759s4 and a carload 1f Westerns vss ber5 over i
selling In a small l3izc; country dressed
slack at 6gllsc; barnyard steady
Newton Co q veals. 1o4 n at 50 per
sanders % Southern calves eae 70 s.: 10 do 2ss
n. az SO T5. yearliug. 800 n AZ 81 so
J. II Hume s Bro veals, l4i n. Al IS 70: do. 100
J 9. curtis son: vsals. 10 n. IS
SHEEP AND I,AMBS-Pecelpts were - cars or GlI
head including IS cars for saushterers and y for
the market making with the stale stock l6 cars on sale
were firm to shade higher; at siNtleth-st prices were
common to prime lsubr 3Oa$6 40. decs choice
lambs sG1oisc; country dressed hothouse lambs s.
SO per
A. So SO per 100 ID 0s do 50 10 AZ SIS I2 las state 40
IT s6 4o s. Peunsylyana do Sc u. al So s. Penn
Ksrns Commission COMPANY; SOS Busslo lambs s. n
az S6 40 hentucSy do los m At -; l-o hentucHy
D harrington. AZ canada lambs Sc n at So. 2s7
Michigan do 90 n. at S6 -
andrew Mullen 400 Buffalo lambs 81 n a. S. 20.
Tobin shannon % Ohio lambs 9l u. AT So So Ohio
Mcpherson q CO. II state lambs. IS II. Sc 10: %
J. H Hume & Bro: ~ state lambs rs u al 81 -. %
state yearIings SO n. 81
Il head for the market Feeling drm on Buffalo adycss
Country dressed hogs weak at 6fsc 10 for heavy 10
saIesII II Hume * Bro. II STATE hogs. l4s u aver
age. SO 80 per 100 n: | rough SsI n, az 81 30
hogs. lbs II. "a &c.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
Notiee Of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. COrNTY

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK--MetropoIitan Trust Company OF the city Of
New York. sole Testamentary OF William A
Seayer deceased Plaintiff against The National Park
BANK OF New York. Wesley A Lyon and Irene II Lyon
ms W 5e Robert Il NJ DaWbarn and Howard 9. Badgley
Defendants Trial desired in the County New York
summons To the above named defendants and each OF
them You are hereby summoned answer the con-
paint in this action, and 20
on the plaintiff attorneys within twenty days the
service or this summons exclusive Of the
and in case OF your failure 10 appear judg
ment viii be taken against by default relief
demanded IN the complaint
Dated. New York, December 18th, 1901
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN
Plaintiffs Attorneys Office Postofce Address III
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. the city OF New
York y. !.
To the Defendants Wesley A. Lyon Irene II LYON
his Wife, The foregoing summons is upon you BY
publication pursuant TO order Hon. Davtd
Leventrttt, Justice Of the Supreme OF the state
OF New York. dated the "a day Of January 1902 ana
filed with the complaint the Office ~
County Of New York the County Court House in said
County
Dated. New York. January 3rd. 1902
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN
Attorneys for PtaIuItn III Broadway, New York n Y
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
- satstIoa 80 a Brazllan eoee is as folIov

'oIICN-Specu cotton dragged YEARLY slcng
egan today The market opened steady. with prices
POM lower 70 point higher The Of
N Eepl within Tu with speculation much
~ ne Tine almost 6st The contingent and the
paolc ALIKE were assuming commitments
: lnls Ehsn influences al work were unusually
nclE The movement a The crop the chief bone Of
as natural r=sglt seet and rain storm
which for several has been central pretty
N entire belt. while others equally positive
sGson Y supplies pure and simple is responsible for
ne r1e-5 raLc-cn II Early cables from Liver
p were quite disappointing. and combined with
Pei receipts helped check buying. The bears.
PFersf. were position advantage Of
depressing Influences inasnUch the ofc54l figures
ls9r t-Trs much smaller receipts than expected
40 as private wires told stiHennE Southern spot
@S4-s q active domestic spi.ners' demand The Of
ta estimates for trcrruE'E NevvOriesns and Houston
t-eE te considerably below the receipts
roLgh-F discounted The week end statistics, had
tten anticipated. impression market.
taken as whole, unsatisfactory
markets q recent with commission par
ilsr complaining of i1Ili business There
a. g: Congressional investigation irreguIarities
esiccI1l Et1es cotton department. but there
nang % indicate anything Questionable
. Ar HYDE sumner ana fan cotton reports
eIeo. rhe difficulty beins FAR could be learned.
80 ne Civil Service Department employees IN Mr..
ges department Many members OF the local trade
tsed thorough confidence the Agricultural Depart
men ana n Staisucisn Hyde Near the OF the day
2ong bears the -ole sharp
y but with The market closed quiet
ne range of contract prices local market to-day
z
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
NEW YORK srPRENIE CnrRr cnnntr 81

New TorC-W- EUen Roosevelt and John E Roose-
Welt Trustees under deeds OF Trust FREDERICK
Roosevelt Plaintiffs against Mary L0rey Roosevelt Fred
erick Roosevelt. Marcia r. SCove William O. Roosevelt
Cornea @. Zedlitz and Frederick
r. SCOvel Defendants Trial desired County
York Summons. To the above named Defendants o
each or them; You are hereby summoned to
complaint this action. a Of yo1r
answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty davs
after the OF this summons the dav o
service and in OF your failure appear answer
Judgment viii be taken against by default the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated December 1901.
GEORGE =. kOBBE. Planting Atty.
Post ONCE Address and Office No. 46
haitian Borough. New York CITY
To COrnelia C. Zedlitz William o. Roosevelt
Defeudauts The foregoing summons is served you
BY publication pursuant OF Honorable 4
A Gderseeve OF the Justices Supreme Court
OF the York 10th day OF Januarv
1902 and filed with the complaint OF tne
Clerk OF the county OF New York in the County
House. Borough q Manhattan, the City OF New
YORK. State q New York. the same day
Dated the 20th dav Of January. 1902
GEORGE g. kOBBE. Atty FOR PIHs
a. and 46 Wall St. Manhattan Borough, y Y. City
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxrr

Liverpool. Jan 81. rl.-Cotton-Spof small
done, prices sd lower. American middlns
sood lniddlirg +ssd, middling. 4lsd: low miidlinc
iS-32d; gocd ordinary. Esd. ordinary
sales OF the day 5000 bales OF which s0O vs-s
speculation and export. and Included s.
ceipts 5000 bales including 2.3OO American Futures
opened steady and closed barely STEADY. Ansriea -
ding: g. February. 3T-64d sellers; FebrUarv s,d
March. 654d sellers March and April 2664d sellers
April ana May. Std buyers. Nav and Tune 4 "a =
2T-64c sellers; Tune and july a86aT4 - fs5 E9-e-s
July and august, =S-64di - sd
September, 226454 % 64d buyers Septsrober s5 n.
bar 15-6464 1854 buyers - Oe~-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

spo; cotton closed dull with quota tons unchanged on
s oass II SIC FOR uliddlinE upland SIC mid
lg Sut sales 200 bales southern spot markets
-.gsa7nee follows NsW-Oreaus quiet unchanged al
- lsc MOBILE duh unchanged al I3-1sc: Savannah
- Charleston cSet unchanged 1916, Wilmington
- unchanged al 77sc: Norfolk steady. unch anced al
lo-lsc; Baltimore nominal unchanged sA.c: Augusta
&c Estimated receipts al Sew-0rieans FOR to-rnor-
- 400 20 1000 haeS. compared with 806S
- week and Ts4 year: Houston
roT S50o ZOO bales. against .0T0 actual
80 ts-ss aS1ual last
Eeosipts . cotton the ports today and for the
a. compared With the totals OF week previous and
y ms week last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

p9 Beef nrrn extra India T9s. Pork firm; prime
mess. Western. Lard steady; American refined IN
nails AS prime Western tierces 46s 90 Hams
Short II Is 70. steady, ass I'd Bacon quiet.
10 SOS. short rib Is - 70.
long mddes. light. IS 10 34 n AS 50; long
middss heavy. - % 40 lb AS short clear back.
bellies. IA rs n ass sd Shoulders
square II % 70 dulI. S7s Butter steady, nneSt
United States 6Ss Cheese firm;
American white. +ss Sd, American finest coored.
4ts sd T4IIov-P-ule firm sos Australian in Lon
don strong SIS Sd Cottonseed oI-Hull refined spot.
steady 93s Turpeutine-Spirits steady. sos Rosin-
common steady observation-disclosures steady. Tisd.
I.inseed OH firm
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
NAVAL STORES

The market dull splits turpentne
az cid prices. ROsin about steady at the appended
prices. Tar steady unchanged and fairly active
In jobbing way. We quote.
SPIRITS TJRPENTINE-44l2 d4JC.
TAR-P.ne bbs. 81 20; machine bbls. SO -.
R0SIN--ComMon TO good strained, 81 50; = 81 60; z
NJ. 50; y. So 30; W G, 81; " ". 81 Il.
STOCK ON HAND.
- - s -
oplIllS IuTpehtlue 80 Duis
. -.
Wilmington Jan. 31.-Spir1ts turpentine-Nothing
gi receipts - casks Rosin firm 81 lGaSl 10; receipts
5s nbis Crude turpentiue 81 so receipts
80 bo4s Tar quiet 81 20; receipts I43 bbls-
Savannah, Jan 31-Spirits turpentine quiet. 42c.
ceipts. 2ll bbs. sales, 21a: exports 555 firm;
receipts =. $50 bbls; sales, 19O exports. -. 537.
Charleston. Jan. 3lTurpentine firm. 4Il4c; sales Is
Z 81 -
Lcndon Jan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2os Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
r.nNnnN vnnr. MARKET

London. Jan. 3l-The offerings at the wool auction
les to-day 674 The was good
and Keen demand Fine scoureds ~ 10 10
Der the December average Slips and inferior
grades somewhat irregular but Cape Of Hope
and Natal sold we'll trade and Germany at
American representatives. bought suitable
grades u medium and greasy crossbreds paid
The Withdrawals 500
bales. Following the sales detail New-South
Wales 5000 bales secured. 9dGls 2lsd: greasy 3lsdH
I'D. Queensland 1900 bales; secured Is lddls Sd
greasy. 5Q10I4d Victoria, 1000 bales secured 4isd "a
sad. greasy 4isdGls ~. Australia 900 bales
greasy a. 08d NewZealand $500 uales; secured 4id
Is greasy. OF Good Hone md Natal
500 bales, secured. addIs Sd greasy 5d77aa
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

Cash quotations follows. Flour steady: No 3
spring wheat 7IG75C. No . red. S}ds42sc. No oats
44ss045l2c; No white. 461264Tisc; 3 white $50
4IisC, No 6lt fair % choice mating barley 81 n
&c No faxsee5 81 30. No Northwestern 81 ID: pr
timothy seed So 5J clover contract grade 81 10
pork. per Dbl Sl5 So &C. lard 100 So Esq
- 272 short ribs sides Qoosel. 50SS 30. dry saIted
shoulders lboxe s. 1@auS7 % short sides boxe
$ GldSS 20, whskey, basis or high
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was hrr
crrameres. 1JE2jci daiTies 14Q2ic. Cheese firm IOl
like Eggs easy; fresh, 23I.c.
Duluth. 3l.--Close: Wheat-No hard z6izc. NJ
Northern. 71c; No 1 Northern T3iac MAY 7s-- JuIv
IC7sc. Manitoba No Northern cash. T2c: Nav T4Isc
Oats. 42aac. Corn, 6li=c-
Milwaukee Jan 31.-Wheat lower. Close: No 1 North
ern. I6c. No Northern. Toe MAY. T77sc. Rye lower
No l. sic Barley arn; No 2 6sG63izc: sample 55G
6sl-c Corn, May 62i5c-
Minneapolis. Jan 3l.Cose; Wheat. cash 73s.c: Mav
.+'sc- July IJ-sc on track, No hard, 7sc; No I
81 s 50 90 second patents T3GS3 clears
s. ass 50; second clears, s. 10. Bran-Iower bulk
S1SGSI5 90
Philadelphia Jan. 3l.-wheat steady: contract grade
February s5dS5lec Corn isc lower; No mxed Febr1i-
AIRY, d5St6S1.c oats steady. No white clipped.
Butter nrm, fair demand Western creamery. 28-
DO nearby prints. 2Sc. Eggs good demand fresh
nearby, &9iec dc Western. zee do Southwestern 29c
do southern. 2Sc Cheese firm fair New-Yar<
lie Receipts-Flour 3 200 bbls I.J63 600 n i1
sacks, wheat. 1900 bush; 1900; oats 20 600
Shlpments-Wheat 5000 bush; corn. 200; oats s 0O0
s. Louis Jan. 3l.-Close: wheat-No red cash
S6sc May. s. 4 aS5asc; July. 7Ti= aI15sc: No hs-f
7sdI I9c CoruNo cash. 61i4c; Nav. Ga Iuv 844sr
OatsNo cash f6c. May. 46c July 3Si5c. No > white
4T5sd+sc.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
sorrHEEx Cotton MARKETS

Memphis Jan 8l.-Cotton quiet middllng T7sc low
niddIiug 7-c. good ordinary. TiSc. receipts G3T
bales 1881; shipments. lS2s; sales. 5000 stock
9l5
Savannah. Jan. 31-Cotton quiet; middliuE I6c
uiddlinc. 7-T1dc good ordinary, a.; receipts
bales gross, 264T. coastwise 2o5; sales
GO. stock S5.72e.
NeR-Orleaus Jan. 31.Cottou quiet miidling 13-lGc;
low TniddlnE 7isC. good ordinary. 15-l6c, receipts
IL SO bales exports cusstwsc 17s2, $500. spin
uer I stock.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

Receipts hay straw, tons. reported
Produce Exchange to-day. Hudson River Rail-
road. 4so Erie. no. Pennsyvania 80 Delaware Laca
wanna ana Western. 4O West Shore. 100, Leigh Valley
10; Baltimore Ohio %. Central OF New-Jersey, 50.
Total i160 90 Of which for direct. Re
ceipts Of to-day, -
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr

Liverpool Jan. 51.-Closing: wheat-spot arm. No .
red Western winter, IS I'd No Northern spring I'd
No California 6s Cd: futures quiet. March. Asd
May, 6s lad Coru-Spot quiet: American mixed new
6s Sd American old futures quiet: Eebr7I-
s. I'd; March Sc 31sd. May 2ssd HOPS a. Ion
don CPacino COAST hrr. E5 1oSa-< Louis
iailoy winter steady 10 reaS-Canadtan steady, 6s
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

Cdree cables Riorofse market hrT No RIO 4sT75;
exchange i 9-5d- receipts 1900 bags for
lated States 600 cleared for Europe 5000
rtock So peg SantoE--C0fTee market firm good
serare Santos 1890 receipts. - 0op 101
bsEs EszlhIrg-CuIee market opened unchanged;
a. ret = pfg higher sales 50. 900 bags
Fa~re-Cofee Cpsned barely steady. unchanged.
g. . unchanged: a. barely steady; $50
-.s.ances !. tan. to-aL sales. o. 900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FUR FHII4-s E-L4FHIA-
Ys425. +sCO. 400 1000. al. 80 A NJ 100 ~ 81
t50oz. $40 tA0o sf40O f430 800. 200 tTS0. s900
F43 25 P. NJ. s12 rs mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
fsGO. $1,000 stI30 A. n. q 90. T1coz. 40 %
100 P NJ '12 Is mdt
Orrces: Liberty St. Ferry. Ferry. If3 26f
I354 1s2 9Th 81 9Th C-rI1n So
West 153 East let St 273 West 18th s.. PAS CoIur
bus Ave. New York; Court St. 544 SEQ Fulton St
Brooklyn. QS Broadway, williamsburg
fe- 60. calls for and checks haEEage - destination
vFr0u1 Liberty st. s77f1v. TDaily sXceut
4av
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
except sunday. 1Daily.
HARLENI DNISInN.

80 - HARLEM DIVISION.
tOs a NJ and 3.35 p N. Daily pstf4-
Ao-- ana Sgrth Adams sundays only az Q % A. II
Fu4raSn Cars OF all through trains.
rams ed with PtrtsCh IdEht
Ticket onces AZ lla 261. 4I5 Broadway. zy
Inion Sc W, 20 Columbus Ave I32 T9SfT
1ath st and l3sth ST Stations York SIS ana "a
Telephone 900 3sth Street, for New York Central cab
service BaEgaEe checked from hotel BY
Westcott Express Company -
P : RLODGETT. GEORGE
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
'5 Srosss. g SSsi sad cora6i ia Streets street and 0''
rsrhe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortland Streets is i've minutes later than
that given below for Tsenty-thIrd street
station. except where otherwise noted
90 60 a M NJ FAST MAIL-Linaited 70 BsGss PaElor
s55 S55icsso NJ No cS.eEss . Pittshqrs.
e-55 A NJ PENNSYLVANIA LISIIrED--Pulinan Com
ea csTiad fas5o 1ss ciae8ass Ssssiv1ssa las
1&5 ?: NJ ciITc1Go GN6 81 LOUIS ExpREss.-rOr
cSs9 14o1lssils (ytA CincnaaIO. IadianaPoiiS Chi
90 =; VI ST LOUIS EXPREss-For Pittsburs md
90 -. p W. WESTERN EXPREsS-FOr Chicago. For
7Ss P. NJ PAc7F1c ExpFs ts p,s,ssurr and css
connaeHs tr ev1 e1y .,5 ys S1s5sTeSh Valley
For Itsba4gs cieS9ns 1R sN "a tSSISSAFI CS Ess
7ss seS eMSAsssHINGToN 4 y INtoN AND THE sOUTH-
a N as r 10 2@ Diniag Carr Ios5 Dining Car
M iSnds Streets 22o s conTessiSnSI q LIN al Par
Csr ca aLd Z pi17s Cars. e5 DininS carr as CDians
I255 Dining S3Tl as . sSr55i5na lSSS ssi5 I In All
ns Carr ~ 55i31s Ssrzl = s1iHins SS as Ciz-
tied II 10 - 1TYs-b- s e,5t Eae -
hisht aav m weekdays Express. as. as p m. i2IO
STsS ssSr9sSssG GoAST aAs c541155 Eaa sTss
sF5Rc By 515prsTT = ana g25 p daily
rig8t e8iiI1a 95,y LHni5ed ls5 daily Express IsIO
95si a5d 2e-6rls5..w 4ED wJFssTERS ELwAx-For Memphis
l1a5s and 45J D. m daily.
~ Ct.S 80 u FOINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-TB N
-Eeek-1ays and S.55 o. m daiiv -
ThToqs5 agled Trans @ afs Ba ' RaIor 70 Wssz cas- sa
CAPE MAY-I2S5
- points On New
sS< IMeaty-third Stree Station). SO a m II 4O
= N 80. and u25 D N sundays. m 455
a. IRON DeSbrosses CortIandt streets) eO0
q M tISo 40. $40 and 1I3O ,. m. Sundays 8-45
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Dssorosses and Corriandt Streets.
80 . lDinng carr. ass Linftefl 10 10
i0 x tTi al1a CoTIiandt Streets 102N Dining
Ll--ls Call llJo a. l255 Dining 10
Des6TosseS and COrandr Streets. 22Ol 255 8 DIN
AL 500 425 as Dining Car. Dining Carr
20 lDinlng Car. L55. S2J. SIS - p m night
30 l55 coachesl, 50. 30. Dining
800 lI-nlitecl ass l0.55 Dining Carr n
Nafl Los Dining rs Dining 3a5
80 IninE Sar) - S5 Dining Carl. 80 Dining carr.
-,II.see,,, - $50, s-x9 p m 10 night
4ickst On1ces
w. JSS FiTln avenue below 23d St); Astor House:
Wes IWenty-th1rd Street station. fo9t
o. Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets C7u-t Ss-set
- Euitou Street 9s Broadway PENNSYLVANIA An
le1 station Brooklyn Station. Jersey The New
1lrA transfer Company viii call check bag
ge nom hotels and residences through to destuato1
road Cab Service ana I'aAi
J. 3. HUTCHINSON
cel@IA- Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
i1ubIlr Monte.

4 TTENTION Is CALLED To THE ADVER-
TTsEMENT. dated January 80 IN THE CITY
RECORD. commencing the 3Ist inst and continuing
therein consecutivey ~ above
of the Supreme Court he
Bureau for the Collection OF Assessments
Arrears. assessment tor OPENING AND ACQJ-IR-
ING TITLE the following named street in the BOR
OUCH OF THE BRONX
atTH WARD SECTION IL EAST 1oeND STREET
OPENING from Jerome Avenue Grand Avenue. Con
Armed September % 1901; entered January %.
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
CITY OF New York Jsnu1ry 80 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave Franklln 81 station. York "a foI-
lows. and Is Ein- later West St y r.
= :! 10 A M--E9r intern points 70 Albany MenrL
I'll - A Nd Hudson Riv- & Express,
100 p. M-ChICago Express
80 =. A-CCnt LIN for Detroit Chicago & 81 Y.rsf.
fS-i9 r. M-t-l For Hudson River Points &
'6;l5 p M-Eor Roch-. Buffalo Cievs'd < Chicago
ta:i3 p N-kor ROch. Buffalo. Detroit & 81. Louis
'sl5 p A-F'or syra. Roeh, Mag Fails Det- 4 Chf
~Daliy- TIally except sunday Leaves xiy1 A.
mex, No at tl0;s5 A NJ: No : at t3o6 P. n Leave
Jersey City P. R. R. sta. No. I A ~ =
IS P. NJ Time tables principal hotels and sc.a
Baggage checked rom hotel residence BY Westcotts x
p. s. BLODCETT C L.AMBrPT
Genl superintendent Gsn'i Passr Agsns
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

Tickets and pullman acconuloCans
iaSt 1ti ave
Ave. n y. 5o Fulton St. FlIf0n
ST. Brooklyn n ! Iransfer Co. VII check baggage
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

49,. NeV-fork Cotton Exchange makes the weekly
a. As follows Port receipts. i935S0 bales over
nils and Canada. % SJs. Southern mill takngs
~ Sto. gain CT stock az Interior towns 30:
INTO sight for the ended January 81 266. 6@s.
f against Hester aEures) 3Zl11 last year 24g.s49
- ana z55Io 1893
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
=, eers cotton statistical statement from Liverpool
N~e u IA coEararfkons are as follows:

val ohange special Liverpool cabies-SDot cotton
sA.es. 500 bales speculation and sxport
--ciaR ,,-,-s 9'afD. 5000 American, 20OOs
tSse 6se.aa 4asds futures epensd steady. partial
Closed barely steady. lt2g- points net
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
4 TTENTIoN Is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

TrsENENT dated January 80. THE CITY
RECORD. commencing the 31st inst and continusng
therein consecuivey tor rne @ DAYS following The above
date the confirmation by the supreme Court and the
entering Bureau for the Collection OF Assessments
ana OF Hnt FOR OPENING AND ACQCIB
ING TITLE following named street, in the BOR
OT~GH OF THE BRONX
etTJ WARD SECTION IL EAST 17sTH STREET
formerly Mechanic street, Opening from the Southern
Boulevard Boston Road Confirmed November - 1901.
entered January 80. 1902
CITY os New York January 30. 1892
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

DURSUANT TO statutory requirement, notice
rs hereby given has been passed by both
branches OF the Legislature, entitled
ACT
IN reI1+or TO the composition the board trustees of
the York Public Library Astor. Lenox and Tuden
foundations
mon slch BIN will held the once OF tbs Mayor
Hall. The City OF New York on Monday. Feb
Y7!ar- 1902. twelve clock Noon.
Dated CITY Hall. New York January 30th. 1902
SETH LOW, Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan S1-Flour quiet and Whsat--Spring
dull, i Northern s2l4c; winter lower, No 90C.
dull. No yellow, sac No do, 3l2c; No corn.
GSc. No 2lac. Oats dull; No white, 4elxc, No 3
4Si-c. 40 No 3 do, 453 Barley. 63
6qc. arrive. Rye-No > offered az Sc.
Chicago Jan 3f-The leading futures ranged a. fol
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

Receipts Of breadstuhs points thousands.
follows