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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-29
Afford to Pay

from $500 upward for your Suit or Top
Coat, il would be simply "toying with
fate" to buy any other make than that
which bears THIS label.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-29
FARMERS INSTITUTE HOLDS
AN INTERESTING SESSION
Continued from Page II

COWS and work horses. They had fully
demonstrated the profitable growing Of
pineapples, which, with the establish
U1ent of two canneries in the near fu-
ture, alone assured prosperity to the
community. Dairying and growing Of
meats of various kinds for the local
markets offer greater inducements to
the live stock interests than can be
found in most farming sections. The
impression generally prevails that
thousands Of acres are necessary to
grow live stock Tt would be better for
Hawaii If every pound Of meat and
dairy product were imported than to
have the present pastoral interests,
when occupying tillable soil. conducted
as they now are We have outgrown
the pastoral age. Experiment stations
were needed in the producing sections
of the Territory.
discussion which followed covered
butter raising. standard of milk. rheu-
matte cattle. rice growing. etc MI
Clark said that the principal thing
which the soil of the Islands lacked
was phosphate. This affected all man
ner of animals.
w. II. Rice OF Lihue spoke of grass
for horses and cows and the difference
OF the seasons, on the mainland and
in Hawaii in which certain grasses are
best for them. Alfalfa grows so well
that he cuts about every twenty-five
days. except in winter. He finds moth
ing to equal buffalo grass for eraz-
ing. He considered, as did Mr.. Clark,
that lantana was a good thing for the
soil in some respects.
Among those who took part IN the
discussions were Jared G. Smith, u s.
Experiment Station; Franz Buchholtz
South Kona, Hawaii; Byron o. Clark,
Wahiawa, Oahu; w. H. Rice, Lihue,
Kauai: H. C. Krauss. Kameharneha
School: C. Koeliine Kaneohe Oahu;
W. p. Thomas, Wahiawa; II. J. Rhodes.
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Honolulu: c. j. Austin. Government
Nursery; ]. E. Higgins, Honolulu.

Not a minute should be lost after
chilli shows symptoms of cholera in
fantum. The first unusual looseness of
the bowels should be sufficient warn
ing If immediate and proper treat
ment is given, serious consequences VIII
be averted. Chamberlain'S Cello,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the
sole reliance OF thousands Of mothers
and by its aid they have often saved
their ehildren's lives. Every household
should have bottle at hand. Get it
today. Tt may save a life. Benson,
Smith & Co, Ltd, wholesale agents,
sell it,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-29

Sir Arthur Lawley is the new gov
arnor of the Transyaal
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Hawaii Shinpo Sha

THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
ing office. The publisher Of 8awah
Shinpo, the only daily Jap~Hess paper
published In the Territory of Hawaii
c. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor.
Y. SOGA. Editor.
Editorial and Printing o@ce-103e
Smith ST., above King. p. o. Bsx SO7.
Telephone Main "a.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. 11CattIe- II, 800 head market
2Oc lower dull Good to prime steers. SO 90
ass poor medium S3dS5 so: stockers and feeders
S2dS4 so cows 81 25as4 so heers s2qS5 Gamers
So 5OaS4 Western S49S5 90 HogsReceipts to
day 5000 head; 10000 head: left over
head 10a20c lower: mixed and butchers 50 sOqso -;
good choice Sc 30S6 5o rough heavy 50 9Og
So 90 light So e5aS6 sales. S5 95dS6 20 Sheep
Receipts head steady to 15c lower lambs STEADY 10
lower choice wethers 50 I5qS4 90 fair 10
choice mixed 81 75qs3 60; native lambs S4aS5 90
East Buffalo Dec 1.-Cattle-Recepts. 800 head mai
So 5O butchers SO 75S4 49, heiters s3qSi 90
cows So 50aS4: Gamers 81 50S2; bulls s. 75gst feed
50aS4 So stockers, s3aS4 stock heifers sZ oo
veas S5 50d$s 30 Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head market
active Ieavy Sd 45GS6 co. medium So 35Qs6 45 Yorkers
ST. f0Gs6 2O pigs SIS 90dS6 roughs 50 stays 81 20
Gs3 Sheen and ambs-Receipts. $500 head sheep 1rIn
lambs lower; 5s5 ST. culls 70 good "a Soa
s. 6 saElinss & 81 29qSt as 3 9 fye T s s g % Sheep Top
East Liberty 11.Catte steady: CHOICE soqs6 lo:
prime hssvies Sc 45aS6 5o MEDIUMS IS 25as6 80 hesy
Yorkers s6 20aS6 20 light do So Qogs6 ~; pigs @ S6g
s. G culi and common 81 5oqS2: choice lambs 80 4og
So 65. Veal calves. STgSS % :, ,-o -,..,ro.
Kansas CITY Dec 11.Cattle-Recepts, II 40 natives
and 500 Texans. Calves-Receips 400 head al hatyes
native cows and heifers than Monday steckers
and feeders Choice export and dressed peer
sieers s. 3OGS6 75 good S31s5 20 stockers ana
feeders 81 T5Gs4 So fed steers S3a5 .; IeXas
and Indian steers S3as4 % Texas COWS sqS2 90
avs 81 TaS4 % native heifers 81 90gst; Gamers 81 q
30: bulls sanS3 calves, 81 5ods6 20
C@nts head market so 5c lower; top go "a puN
~ ale 10GS6 Is: So 10ds6 221. mixed
gaSS SheepReceipts 5000 head; market active ana
native lambs sass 35: Western lambs % o2l
sd ewes sass So; native wethers; 80 tU1Ss
Western wehers S3dS4 10 stockers ana ieeoeis s-eT ~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12

export trade through seaboard points although the
here already mentioned With few intervaIs Of u da doe
MID day the market dRs a2aneed ss f esSg and
O'Clock continued to rise s gh ghs asf H eqfs s around
rna1t 20 % lur1er deliveries and the reported
May Government report figures seemed to have very
the record breaking a sseq crop next suIner
very little because Of the severe w tI m amounted @
Mneat between now and harvest. The map Of yester-
Northwest with the Southwest sti bare Of snow ifhoug5
this side and pfosed "a lo''sr rallied on news from
was not much chang froa s.eaay At Paris there
ing to The Chicago Trade Bulletin worlds stocks in
3 99 90o bushels increase the previous month So
e0oU0 bushels IN November last Interior receipts
endneS nd & as6 m year Northwest arrivals being only
wheat and While export business Has coned Iue5 t
26c GOO bushels No hard Manitoba and 25ecoo bushels
ing it's posifjoG Tfh No said winter wheat maintain
follows hard Manitoba s6Sc No Norfea %gfG as
Manitoba S31sc; No northern Duluth. se5sc and
Wbiia req tSe Mem-noTk 593sc all prompt CORN
ing the day nevertheless maintained firm underone
because useted weather through tb W ana saaI aiSG
TeE at and the usual story in regard
itb December closing 1c lower, in contrast
st Louis where closed i9sc above the previous night
year chicago estmaes for faH 4SsfS I eaps ss nss shsR
mar PARTY Sd net lover and cash trade rather
ports for export, with 1900 bushels new ungraded on
ado T fse sisa ana ana 9vsGs g!loR. Re sfe &c
oonsidrsbe strength e0af sbo basis se was
day impeed by light rec9pts strength in other markets
ps and Sea he mas sh was snTh9a @
Sc s7e IAe Ro wte hi the s9Ss 81 oqSs o was
and andad SsS %ih WR BSR5ns track Rfh yhe
21 Merkst s5 a No WestsFn .tT Sae b afioat state
Y-MsrEef dull FEEDING was tHGa aGoteS
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12

stock sold at steady prices Reported sales included dy
dressed native sides. I3sqIIsc per Texas beef SO
selling at dressed Teigt Tsfrigeraor beet at
for GLASGOW carrying I5s cattle for curran Keutgen
No exports TfpoEed d for to On Vow. ss -,
50 Per I 100 NJ DO ESQ r: si
making aas f With the stock ca eaFried over f yesteay
c7 and 3 saa at e 56d Of vas Ri " s but
cleared sold at s5as9 Is per 100 S not including
Snge ssf at 50 So grassers at sSass 15 Western
Gu9ty dressed logic dressed and fed calves
per Sa N HQen dd s B r. vp s S. g. 81 n DO I IS at
IO y at s4 II grassers 227 h. at IS rs; do. 1873 ib
'sn g. DO Nfs9q Is n at s o. n 50 at II 50 s. g. se m
s s9R b. at sa s.: do o @ 80 at f. IS Il g? S. 20 Dc d. ss ss
I =. S. !sariihss yea a65 n S. d d. 80 n at
ssa rs Tsa at s 81 o n 81 at ST. Il a
s. : J9sd % : s3 CO d x, ysas 1873 So do. 1ss ~ at
b.s6 SHEEP AND y were AZ s2s5
and @ to be jersey g and Il at
st 'sS sH at 3 Gs n3
sod a e PI m As0g esD s95 a5 at Of 5? q q
100 n; lambs S. l21sdS6 little bunch 25
Canadag at $ rs Dressed mutton 6a7lsc N; dressed
zes4s5oR e %e;s[n s@s: 8
y NgTion @ co Il West Virginia lambs IS io at ss 25
( CO. 5i2 Buffalo ia O. lambs SO 1o at So a5
230 do 81 10. So %.
Kerns Commission Co; 50 Pennsylvania lambs ss 10.
at Sc; 252 Buffalo 81 1914; 81 Pennsylvania
sheep. 105 1b 81: do. 116 ~ al So.
Sanders lambs 10 n So: IS sheep
and Gull lambs. I6 10, 81 25
121 Pennsylvania do, 6S fb s5 75 "a do. 81 ~
s. So 5S Pennsylvania sheep 1O5 70, at S do. 20 ID,
81 -.
s: Judd Co 1e1 state g. lambs ss N. at s6; e Penn
8 do So 3 % g. % sfaas Safis do os % m
al s3 IS.
Andrew Mullen: lambs. II. So; "a State
sheep 104 10. at 81.
!. G. Curtis Son: 277 State lambs 81 fb at SIS; 10
State sheep ia 10. at 81 %
J. H Hume 43 lambs. 80 10, at S. %; 40
State sheep 90 rb 81; buck. so 10. at S.
HOCS-Receipts. All 1910 head; about
The market about steady. Reported sales in
Sc 100 10 and State pigs Nfshb
Sc Country dressed 71s99c per ID for heavy to
light weights.
Saes-Andrew Mullen: State pigs 46 10 average. at
So per 100 p yesterday State hogs. 125 ID. at
Judd & Co State hogs. 2l5 70. at ss Sc; rough
420 ID. a S5 35 -
J. H. Hume Bro Gate Yesterday 1s State hogs 1S5
10. Sc 35 roughs, 225 10 at So 30; stag go 10
at S4
Tobin Date yesterday) 10 State pigs IS 10.
at Sc So
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. Closing-Wheat-Spot firm: No
red Western stern winter IS I'D No California 6s 71sd;
sd Corn-spot quiet; American mixed. new. 5s 2d;
American mixed old 5s 4d: futures firm January Ga
March As 3$sd Peas-Canadan steady, 7sd F1our-St
Louis fancy winter steady SIS 3D. Hops London acic
COAST firm. E6 12s9lf7 Beef firm: extra India
Pork firm; e prime mess Western, s2s cd Hams-short
26 to 50 70. ass short rib 16 "a 10. SIS long
dies light Is TO "a 10 OBS long clear mddes. heavy
40 10 52S Cd short backs 16 53s clear
lies Ii 10 II. 61s. Shoulders-Square II to IS H.
quiet AS. Lard-Amercan refined in pals. quiet
prime Western in tierces steady SOS Butter nominal
Talow-Prime city steady. 2ss Cd Turpentine--Sprits
firm 3es 3D. RosinCommon steady. As 4i2d- Petroleum
Refined steady, 61sd Linseed oil firm, Cotton
oil-Huu refined. spot steady. 10lzd Tallow-
Australian in London firm. Gas Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Tork December II. 1902.
COtFEEr-Io-oay's coffee market opened steady, with
sst prices unchanged points lower being
the direct result Of sales for the Of
pong interests and was influenced also by disappointing
European cables Afte-Eard the market
result OF covering, and the steady prices
showing unchanged 10 points higher compared with
the closing quotations Of Wednesday The sales
ported amounted 70 about % $50 bags Buyers at Wednes
DAYS late advance had figured that the European markets
TO Cay were due to come slightly higher; as matter
the early cables reported unchanged
Havre and partial decline Of i pfg at Hamburg. The
primary markets both unchanged, receipts
interior continued upon fairly Specula
tion here Indifferent indeed. ii al all specu
centres The early business consisted for the most
Of sales against purchases Of spots by importers
while received houses with European
connections and there covering by local
shorts shortly after midday of opera
sell
ing pressure the market showed improvement. but
without being specially active The spot market is quiet
with quotations the basis IF 55z for Rio No z.
The prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12

Spot cotton closed steady with prices points higher
S.55c for middliug upland aud oooc Iol
ndding Gulf Sales 500 bales southern spot markei f
ue!egraphed follows New-Oreans rrn, l-Ioc
higher al 5lsc- sales bales; Mobile firm. un-
changed 7sc sales 800 baes: Savannah steady un-
changed 1zsc sales bales; Charleston quiet un-
changed, Use; Wilmington firm. unchanged at q. q;
Norfolk steady unchanged, at SIC: sales l4 oales'
Baltimore nominal unchanged at SIC; Galveston nrn
Life higher, at 3l6c: sales 1888 bales: Augusta hr
unchanged 2-Igc: sales bales Memphis STEADY,
unchanged sales. 4,J00 bales St Louis steady
i-l6c higher Size: sales 21o bales. Estimated re
eeipts New-Oreans for tomorrow 1900 70 soVO
bales compared with 12914 bales actual last week
and HIS bales fer the day year ago Al
Houston 6500 1000 bales are expected
compared S5s3 last week and 10 2ol
bales year Galveston expects 5000 to 10000 bales
IN with actual for the corresponding
CAV last and 1s. 34S bales last
Receipts interior points to-day com
HEeek and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
foreclosure Sales.
TEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
York County.-Ronald K. Brown and George Ches-
as trustees plaintiffs against Charles H
ConIn others. defendants In of the juds
of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In
above action bearing date the Bird day OF
November 1902 and entered in the office OF the Clerk OF
New York the 21st day Of November
1902 undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named sell at public auction al the New York Real
Estate Saesroom. Number Ill Broadway in the Borough
OF Manhattan, the City OF New York. the seven
December. 1902. twelve O'Clock,
that day by D. Phoenix Ingraham & Company. auc-
the premises directed by the said Judgment TO be
sold and therein described follows: AL that certain
niece parcel land with the buildings and i'm
situate. lying and being in the Twenty
fourth City OF New York. and bounded and
described follows Beginning at point on the west
erlv Bathgate formerly Madison Avenue distant
hundred C202) southery
westerly corner Bathgate Avenue and One Hundred and
(ormerly Grove) Street. and running thence
right angles or nearly with Bathsate
Avenue one hundred Q00 feet: thence southerly and
win CID
parallel. nearly with Bathgate
one 400 feet TO said avenue and thence
nrtheriy along Bahgate Avenue twentyone CID feet to
The noint or place beginning Be said several dinner
being OF the premises
eed 70 the party the first part by William H Schot
snj clara G. his wife, by deed bearing date the
ninh day OF July the 1896, and recorded in the
Office Of the Register OF the City and County Of New
Vnrt o., the twelfth day July. 1896. Block Series
Section H. Libs- 20. 81. and indexed
'nSer Block the Land Map of the City OF New
being situated In the Borough OF
N'I IaIaS New York, November n. 1902
Da'eo -'e" WIIFRED II. WARNER Referee
T ArRFRT LANE, Plaintiffs Attorney. go Broadway,
- forough OF Manhattan New York.
The following diagram Of the property 70 be sold.
number being @Ioi oathsds avenue Borough OF
the Bronx. New York;
1S2d
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12

Cotton special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
good demand sales 900 bales speculation ano export
ss American 10000: receipts, 1000: AnaeracI 10
Micong upland, zyod Futures opened STEADY zo points
anFslce closed steady and net Sg3z points hgher
esInher 47d December-January 445d ~
ruaIy, February-March and March-April 444a = 100
IrNay. 4s5d; Nay-June, June-July ana Jug-AuguSI
ssS4 s5d ManchesterYarns quiet but STEADY cioths
s;eadier.
FLOUR AID MEAI-In cases higher prices
were asked the result OF the turtner Whed
strength and while generally paid buyers sho"eo
more inclination increasing BIDS than tpey
previous week Spring patents s4 aon
= 3 winter straphs z5S3 So winter patents g %
ss go clears So 206s3 ~: extra No winter s5D
sS 10: winter. 81 s5ds2 10 red doe -
Atet and 10 arrive. .BUCKWHEAT FI[DIk-r1,lI
9acted 81 30Gs2 3J spot and to arrive Rye tiSotf
Steady. Fair good 81 ooGIsS 80. ciolce 20
1eics 81 s5sis3 .-OftNMEAl~-steaay
c 1sn dried 50 2oass s5 TO brand s, BAG so I
set quoted: white and yellow 81 5oSi oo ccaIse
,zzasl % .FEED-Frm quoted: spring bran' spvI
e. 9 sacks arrive 200 n SIS: sprins nra' Sui
D9 sl1 25 sprng bran niddling siI1s. ln ~ 40
cake s24 70: honiny chop $50 5o9S2l CLINICAL ed 'o
SRAIN-wHEa speculative acnYi.y
= very strong unesrtone marked the oeSsiopinen.s
- wheat to-day. final prices were 40 &c aDoee
- previous night. a good demand 49,.
nuNts, a outside investment puylhg pasee
~ me recent steady upturn in values. reporen
yrt py three big December shorts and trao IN a.
,, mat exceeded anything seen here IN d sooe
setks Most important Of the lnnuehces E.--.s
70 The market however. wore rurnors ol ilol c
az tns Argentine. small interior receipts ae
ea with lest year and gossip in Chicago OK isis'
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12

The approximate amount of the Hen or charge to satisfy
which described property is TO be sod four
thousand hundred thrtythree ana tnrty.thTee nun
with interest thereon the
drst day OF November 1902 together with the plaintiffs
costs and allowance amounting to SoO with interest
thereon 1902 together with the ex-
penses Of the The approximate amount Of taxes
other liens be allowed to
The purchaser purchase money paid by the
hundred and twelve and nun
dredths dollars (S3i2.67D and interest
Dated New York. November p. 1902
WILFRED II. WARNER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec II. . neutrality-suspicious. business
512d middIing. middling sod low middiing
$3.50: good ordinary, 426d ordinary
the day II 600 bales of which
speculation and and included American
receipts 1900 bales. including bales
Futures opened steady and closed steady American mid
445d; January and February 444a445d: February and
March 444G4 45d March and April 444G4 45d: April
May, 4.i5d June. 45GI4 46d; july
44JG4. 46d; July and August, 445d4 46d.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-tsso 30.
80 80 A. N. 500. t%3 40. 500. 100 2. NJ
sI2-15 Mdt.
zEror Liberty Street only. sDaiy. fDay. except Sun
dsy sSunday only. $Parior only i!Fia TanaGua-
xSaurdays-
I13 261 asa 1900 5th Ave, > Union
f25th 273 West i25th Sc. 20
Columbus Ave New York: St. ST. $50. Fulton
g. BrookIyn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg New Gors
Transfer Co and checks baggage to destination
w g. BESLER. e N BCNL
" General General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

a
sTo6E NB aR e ysT Sp C4N4
sgThe leg ing tim: from Desbro.ses and
shat siSen below for Tvvenfy-t third street
7-sS A. FAST MhffEIimiled to two B9fiet Parior
Cars New York Pittsbqgs Sleeping Car PttsOurs to
So EETES4jsSfS m Ea5.ePs
Sn cal sE ssee aio DGE .vsan o sS
s!aetRna,, 1aalsPsp2IIs EeS!syii,s; s isgis
Rour Train TIE ta PbESArLVAeSIA e1msa observatia
PraWing-room sleeping Dining and Buffet sGoEtns
iols5o GHISASo AND ST Loqs 81 FYPEEsS
p r. Sc ehcsfS tss St tSgs DPas P0ur GE
EeS WETE sa s TsSS Ghsse
Ssfs fMaeeDf II fc sciPsy PPiRRs rsourg
Chicago. For Knoxvile. daily. shenandoah Valley
Di NJ onnesf N1 f9 Czeapd aN f5'ef eSN Ex
PRESS--For Pittsburg, Cleveland. and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
755 s25 $50 Dining Carr. Desbrosses and Cort-
Iandt SFss S ,193 lGao Din4g loS @ 1laE Gar,
Streets 26 G525 .'c0ngressiona Limited ali Pari3F
s9d 2ning GiT Cars 3 % Dining Gar ca A % !Dinng Sa9
n 9 ag DniPg Car 50S GnPg GaF ali FsToS D s
Dining cars, 325 Dining CaT), 425 Dining car) 455
soUTHERN RAILwAY.-Dzpress. $.25. 4 25 p 12- 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Ezpress. s55 a. m. and s.25
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. 12 So p. m.
NoRFoLK ay N NP b " %Rs 5fs d2E EKA1LwArfr Memphis
Rs HSE T5eaaS oo Ii Sa,Y m week.
FOR OLD PolNT co@FoRT and SoRFoLK-7.5s a m
weekdays and $50 2. daily.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-9.55 a. m and 255 p. m. weekdays.
Sundays, 755 A Through vestibuled Trains Buffet
Parlor Cars Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
lor Smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car, and Stand
ard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY--l255 D. weekdays.
For points New York Long Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-third Street Station. $50 a. u 10.
5.2o. 400 and 1l-25 p. m weekdays. Sundays. 925
m. 4:55 D. Grom Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets) 900 a m, II 20. 40. SO and 113o p. n
weekdays Sundays. ez5 a. m, 515 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$40 CDesbrosses Cortlandt Streets 500 I25.
SIS. s55. 925 G.55 Penna Liited). I010 Desbrosses
and Corandt Streets 10 2O Dining Carr. 10 s5 Dining
Carr. 11.55 a. m, 1885 Dining Carr. 1.55 Dining
Carr 10 CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets 2ol
rs Dining Carr. 3.55. AS. 425 Dining Carr ass
Dining Carr 555 Dining Carr 155, g. .. S55. e25
1210 night Sundays. $40. 7.55 mo coaches,
%. $50. 955 Qmited} 955. 10 So Dining Carr
1885 Dining Carl. 155 Dining Carr 3.25 Dining Carr
355. rs Dining Can. 455 Dining Carr. 555 Dining
Carr. 155. s25. s-55 9 3 p. m. II 10 night. -
Ticket Offices Nos 46 1854 Ill and 261 Broadway: 1S2
Fifth Avenue (below 23d St) 263 Fifth
Station. and stations Desbrosses Cortlandt
Streets Court $50 Fulton Street. es Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station.
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone '9l4 Rail-
road Cab Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON, r. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen'I Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec. 11-Four quiet and steady; "hest- .
Srrn strong for spot: No hard. carloads s3tS' winter
fTm: No 2 red roc asked. Corn strong; No Seio";
NJ corn 55G55isc. Oats very strong; NO -
white SIC: No mixed, 35c Barley 4sqo3c kye-No l.
561sc, store. -,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- FRANK T. FITZGERALD surrosate Of the County
claims against Randolph w Townsend. the
County York deceased. to present the with
subscriber.
acting business office of Townsend, Dyett Levy
No 247 Broadway Manhattan Borough. In The City OF
New York on before the 18TH day Of March next.
Dated New York the fourth day Of September, 1902
JANE A TOWNSEND.
TOWNSEND. DYETT & LEVY. Executrx-
Attorneys for Fxecurtx.
247 Broadway N Y. City Manhattan Borough.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12

A DyERrIsEMENTs subscripucns The Trouas
received their Uptown Oface.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Between Seth 27sh until o O'Clock >. H.
received following branch
ofnces reguIzr once untn o'clock D. m.
254 Sth-ave.. 2Sd-su-: 153 6th-ave.. cor.
i2th-st.: 81 East a4th-rt-: 257 West 42d-st. be-
tween 7th ard sth Ss5 West I2oth-sf.; I,3ss
8d-ave.. between 18th and I7sb 1.o2s sd-ave.
125th-st.; 756 Tremont-ave.: $50 3d-aye., near
41st-ss.: 554 sd-ave.; 21O Bleecker-st.; 325
Bleecker-st brooklyn. NJ Y.-216 Court-st.s
2Is smish-st.: 10O5 Gates-ave- Newark. n. =.
.704 Broad-st. Also all A. T.. oncea
New-York tribune., 1902-12-12

Coffee cables: Rio-Cofee market weak. No 4 re.
$3.50; exchange I'd receipts 5000 bags; cleared tor
The United States 1900 bags; cleared for Europe 1000
hses stock 40. COO bags Santos-Coffee market quiet
good average Santos 4S2oo receipts IL 600 bags stock
z6 COO bags Hamburg-Coffee market opened = pig
lower 2:30 p net unchanged TO = pig t0Ss5
oue1 unchanged; at II m unchanged; at p. quiet
snd unchanged: $50 p unchanged; total saieS,
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New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry tiIne from South
Ferry five minutes earler1-
EAsToN; BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN . AND Az %
A NJ. I'D 40. 500 O. tS EasLon Only) P NJ sun
WILkEsBABRE AND sCRANToN.z40o s.1o
A NJ. 500 P. NJ. sundays. a 3 A " LOO p NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHU RST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4OO. 94O a. NJ. 1.S0 $40. 4-1O Lake
wood Lakehursr Only) 800 txoSo Lakewood onIy)
>. VI. Sundays. 1000 A NJ
CITN-&9.40 A. VI. T3-4O P NJ
yINEI.AND AND BRiDGETON-tz4-oO \. NJ. t1.So
LONG BRANCH. AsBJRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS-z4.OO $50 IL 30 A NJ, AS $50 $50 P NJ
sundays except Ocean Grove. 200 A. NJ. 400 p n
PHIIADELPHIA (READINCS TERMINAL0-zs+25s
TT.OO $500 900. T10OO Tf1oo A NJ. fI2.0o. 'i.0os
$3.50 1900 1900. 400 500. 1900. $780, $500 P. NJ
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s3TTI AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425. 1880 30 20.
III 80 A. NJ. .1Oo. +'3fO. 500. 100. f9.25 P H.
=: = Mdt .pn,s,pc por-rsvrrr ANN
WILLIAMSPORT-il4oo zi25 fsOo. L9Io 1000
1I.OO a NJ. Reading only). lI$1-00 12e. 200 T. NJ
Reading PottsvilIe and Harrisburg only. T40o t5oo