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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-12
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Three Personally Conducted Tourist
Excursions Each Week From Port
land to the East and Southeast.
Every Tuesday for Chicago via Salt
Lake and Colorado Rockies car stop
ping over several hours at Colorado
Springs.
Every "Wednesday for st. Louis via
Union Pacific and Denver. Stopping
over several hours at Denver, oppor-
unity to visit this beautiful city.
Every Thursday for Memphis via
Union Pacific and Denver. Car lays
over severa, hours in Denver In order
to visit the Queen City of the Plains
Be sure and purchase tickets In this
through sleeper. Manager accompan-
les each car through. Special atten-
ton to ladies and children travelling
alone.
Best and Newest Tourist Sleepers.
Best Dining car service. Connections
made in Union Depot for all points
East and Southeast.
Be sure and select the Rock Island
System for your next trip East. Best
# evr hing
Write for book of trains. ASK any
Agent, O. R. & n. Co. or address l..
B, Gorham. General Agent; Geo. w.
Banter, Travelling Pass. Agent,
$50 Alder Street,
Portland, Oregon.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-12
State of Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County.


Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm
of F. J. Cheney & Co. doing business
in the city Of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day Of De-
cember, A. d, 1886.
A. w GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-12
VANCOUVER BARRACKS.
Headquarters Building Finished and
Others Under Way.

Vancouver, Wash.-The new head
quarters building of the department
of the Columbia. in the barracks, has
been completed. and Will soon be Oc-
cupied 1t has been under cOnstruc
ton for a year. and costs $4,000. II
is situated just north Of the old head
quarters building. and is very com
plete in all its appointments. ]. T
GOss was the contractor.
The new building for the officers
quarters is being rushed along as
fast as material can be had. The
foundations are all in, and are OF
TeninO stone.
Plans have been prepared for the
new hospital building. 1t Will be
thoroughly modern in all respects
and one Of the finest in the United
States. Work will commence on it
within the next sixty days.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-12
IOWA COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS

'.saIHWa, Ia, June 12.-The annual
.a-r convention of the United Com
real Travellers. which began here
.o"Ay IS We'll attended, and judging
-''ln Inc pleasant auspices surround
II me opening session the gathering
Mi be the most interesting ever held
- me Iowa grand council. Sioux
10y. Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Du-
'"4De. MarshalItown and other leading
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-12

citias of the state are represented
The sessions are presided over by the
grand Councillor. ]. R. Treynor, OF
Mason City.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-12

A western paper refuses to publish
eulogies gratis but adds: We VIII
publish the simple announcement OF
the death of any of our friends with
pleasure
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
OTHER MARkETS-SY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Feb 27-Cattle Receipts. 300: ss 1i5
Cod fo nrine steers S59$5 10 poor to inedIu' 49g
81 49, stockers and feeders 81 33sa 90; 6oT s s2a
e. CO. Ieifers soGs4 75: 81 4oQs2 oo
+ 81 calves So a5@s7 5O Texas fed steers * COO left
So - Pecen+s today % 000 Tomorrow - 90
dVeg 900: 1oa15c Mixed outcneS' bea2T Sc IS
s7 % light s6 5os6 So bulk Of sales 80 SSeS Good 3
Sa1 paSants 900 Sheep and lambs steaIly. Ia
TO choice wethers $5aS5 20 90; iair 10 'iio
% SEt .o 8uffa1o FEB 27CateReceipts light aeh 5Io
d lIeaSv to strong prices Veals-Recepts' @ 70
head &c lower; tops. S9G$9 20 common 70 go g"Iu sesdv
Heavy 81 45@s7 medium 81 @ a9f so s. so
Gss sheep and lambs-Receips l9g0 hTau; 9 uile 70
good 81 5O@se yeaTIngs s. 29aSe d 5as5 Is
Kansas City Feb 7Cattls-Ieceipts' 9ad O1 catfie
steady 10 1oc higher; and hefers seaay 10
Sboice export dressed beef feeders 81 III m
to good So 75as4 stockers and feeders S1 sfeeTs
western fed steers 81 so@s5 Texas and In'a n 5os
native heers 81 75as4 4o canncr s1as- lu @ 0u Msre
55s3 az calves s3dS6 So Hogs-Recelpts t1i-
opened steady closed weak to lover M V pacers
Sc 57s7 1o igt Sc 6a"H a3 Workers s. sSase 30
- eS>G Te & s4Gss 60 Western lambs s. s5dS6 4O fed
nuee s2Gs5 90; native wetiers 81 ooSo foi "e''ei"
wethers So 40Gs5 So
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NeR-Ynrl,- Fshrnar,

NcN-Tork February -, 1853.
BEEVES-Reoepts We're 1s7 cars 3.3o5 head. in
oudrg 60 for export alive lO2 for slaugherers and
the market. Very few al sale. and not
many wanted Prices rated steady To 10c higher:
bulls and quoted steady strong; the yards
cleared .onnon TO prime native steers sold st
81 2,tQ5 80 100 lbs ant 81 i"l44
bulls at So 4Og4 80; COWS and hetfers at 3 2'94 %
pIime fat COWS and helters at ~ 1000 -
beef moderate Gsaiie ~ win
little beef selling 9}=c. Liverpool and london
quoted live cattle l2ai3c 10, "st-
dressed weight sheep 14a15lsc dressed weight
nrmer 81 H. shipments
ot i've stock fresh meat from this p}it To- ial I92e
The Bohemian, Liverpool. VIII take OUT I"'
cattle and = quarters swift Beef Com
pauy cattle tho Morris Beef Company and =.
quarters beef q. II Hammond company; ths
M!nnetonka for London. $40 for J. shamherg &
SON 80 cattle 1890 quarters OF beef Tor SchNi =
schid Sulzberger and $50 quarters OF eot dNlaeo
between Armour & Co and g. II. Hammond COMPANY
making with previous shipments, total Tor the
wee Of sheep 24.sro quif''TS "t
beef. ports OF Great Britain
saIes-Nevton Co: Il Ohio steers 100 lhs - aaFf3Er'
al So Is per lbs: aG lbs, at - 10; Is teIi
syvenia do 1908 bs at 81 T. Pennsyyaie st9eefs % i7
Ies at s. 10; Ohio heiter 1850 lbs. at 70 "; ono
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

cow 1900 lbs at 81 eo Pennsylvania do. se9 lbs at
buffalo 1891 = IAs &, at s. s. 80 1000 lSo Se
1t ai's 8 10 1c at 30 o. ds s%lf ms l'S at IS s. o Cow
s. s. e % s S sl s5 s. 4 s s. o 81 30 @ s lSa@ % 3 10
s. So NJ 70 s DO 4 e? s. 20; &c. IS IS
g. q 10 lSs S2 at SiS s. rs 55 Is DO SEQ s .
do 6lo ,ss 3 .o at 81 sS' co. ss9 i
lbs s. 55 DO ss7 s. %; heifer 500 l0''
SEsTmsn !sM. s" 79S HS'a b. % s s; 6 i
hesfs McPhepson g5 'o i "e CO bulls SO go do
s2 n %.r g. o & Do b. s sC = II M soSs Se Il H. at %
1os 50 so 10 &, do o o.? :. n g. at T 81 do % $50 - S No.
at ss So do b 81 So; do. o75 fb at s. 90
j. 90 shomberg Son: IT Chicago 1890 10 at
II 4 H Hollis: stays. ss5 iO at So so; IL cows us
~ cALTEs1Receipts were head. including % for
butchers 142 for the marke M prii1s United oferns
were closed out promptly. to prime & Teals Sos
at sS 90 60 per Psea49s lG9 0 at ops g. cali No 'G
10; country dressed 791114e' dressed Oarh' anu
100 SaS: iS DO sanaSf $50 b at 81 o at s. So do
67 H. at 81: yearIng $50 h. at 30 90 N at 50 so; do
100 Ib at s. So DO So 10 at So 5o do II H. at s''
a. H. II II HI Hollis 20 veas n, Sc so; yearns 400
SHEEP AND LAMBS we're .os osr or for 1iSe sSe
market and Counting stock there were cas- n
% on sale Sheer 1, were % sad 5TaIee higher medium
grades steady the pens were cleared ss7 20 per 100
h cu at So steady at sqsG sTs per Slow T
dressed lambs at 9Gl2c; country orSSeeA SP'--o ~
a Sf0Gs12 per carcass mo x--. 1,,,h- CO N aver
aea at e. 20 ner 100 ~ do. III III. at 80 % "a IN
State en sheep % and 5 3P6 Bnad 10 m lambs a Il H. at Sc
do 81 n. So 23 - - - ~ Ct az
Mcpherson & So State lambs '2 H. at 20 o'1s' 10
n Hume & Bro III State lambs 81 10 at - lie LIE
So do - H. at So S7la 81 do. Il No. at 80 O. % ~ s5
81 10, So; II State sheep ana eu'i lai' W 40 w.
State sheep so 10. at 50. -, - =, at s6 20
Kerns Commission Co: 90 Buffalo laInDs oi i0' a-
HoGs-Receipts 1o13 or 1888 head r for
ahe less ogs sold at 81 4OGs7 100 fb latter
r-;a eytreme: no mixed Western hogs repqreu w sbt
Srassed hogs steady sg10e per ID for hea'E u s
weights =. e.o.o togs TX 10 average, at
safes 4oo =, ~ -nngh 800 ~ Sc go 600
q lnidaTs State hogs, 80 n, at 81 4o' 1ousH -
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

GleVv-york. February -, 1903
~nTTEE-ATtcr opening advance OF 5GlD
points higher cables and bull support the coffee
to-day turned easier. result Of continued
by importers and rof: taking. and was finally
steady partial decline Of points Sales were o2oO
During the early session the nsrket showed Very
There considerable
1zIng houses thought TO be for invest
1eat clinets who consider that present
conditions while future Huctus
fes depending Upon developments quite as
downward. view Of the recent I'M
c-ed spot demand the renewed activity Of the leading
and the expectation Of anotherte fourth
worlds visible result Of the month
business Primary receipts continue disappoint-
ing and while being discussed to the
IS alleged that these yet have
Oor practicable stage. However. the market
SHOWS speculative interest The spot
market steady. with QUOTATIONS the basis OF from
~ 10 1S-1ec for Rio 70 Z.
The range prices in the local market to-day
lnP
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
Dnblir Noilre.
~-~-

THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
MAIN OFFICE. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN,
NO. $50 BROADWAY. STEWART BUlLDING
January II. 1903.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. AS RE-
~ quired by New York Charter that the
The Annual Record OF the Assessed Naua-
haitian The Bronx. Brookn Queens and Richmond.
prising The City will be for exanina
ton the second Monday Of January and
will remain until the
iST DAY OF APRIL. 1905
time that the books open TO public IN
application made by cor
poration claiming aggreved by the assessed vaiu
ton to have the corrected
Manhattan. at the main office Of the
Department and Assessments No. $50 BROADWAY
Municipal Euding One Hundred and Seventy
Seventh Street Third Avenue.
Brooklyn. at the ONCE Of the Depart
nent. Municipal Building.
In the Borough OF Queens at the office OF the Depart
ent Building. Jackson Avenue and Fifth Street
Long Island City
In the Borough the Office OF the Depart
Masonic Building. Stapleton.
al he BoToughs must make applca-
tons the Borough OF Manhattan
Applications the assessed valuation OF per
made by the assessed at the
Department the Borough where such per
resides. OF nonresident carrying on
business City OF New York. the office OF the
is between hours OF 10 A VI. and P NJ,
Saturday, all applications must be made
JAMES I. WELLS. President
WILLIAM s. COGSWEIIL.
GEORGE J. GILLESPIE
SAMUEL STRASBOURGER.
RUFUS L. SCOTT.
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 21.-ClosinE Wheat-Spot quiet. No -
red Western winter. 6s I'D: No Northern spring.
Sssd California IS I'D Futures steady: March.
3&d Nav. Gs 3lsd; July, as lad Corn-Spot, Amer
mixed steady IS 5isd. Futures quiet; March.
Is May Is aid Peas-Canadian steady, es sad
F'lour-s; Louis fancy winter quiet. IS 3D. Hops at
Iondor-Pacinc Coast firIn fTGfT los Beef extra
9os Pork easy prime mess Western Us Sd
cut. Ii 10 l6 H. dull. 12s Bacon strong
Cumberland 81 to 30 10. ADS 3D. short nib 10 20 -
10 52s 6d clear middles light 2s 10 "a p SOS od
middIes. heavy 35 TO 40 10 COS ID. short
clear backs 16 20 10. a0s clear bellies "a to 10 y
I.ard-Amerieau refined In pals firm 4bs Cd prime
ststes sCs Cheese steady: American finest white and
coored 6as TaloV-Prlme city steady. 2ss Iur
nenftne- SHIRTS nrn. Rosin-Common steady. IS
4Isd Petreleui Refined steady 6isd Linseed oil hFFn
2Th
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Roston Feb aT--'The Commercial Bulletin say
of the In tomorrow issue; since WeCines
day has entirely suspended Boston.
oU,i1e he shipments the
bv order of the The railroads
all wool for transport Massachusetts, Before
order was enforced the market quiet but buyers
a interest. and several bids
submitted on large which Prices
are steady holders show good degree confidence
While that prices would higher IL
pioded IL expected that there will any
decline There nothing from foreign markets
cept London reports better feeling. The ship
rnsnts Of wool Boston from December 81
IeG2 are "A as7 $50 n against 3s the
date wear, The receipts % 609 10.
against g.. o6I 10 for the period last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine was somewhat oyer
90 gnu hut tho demand light. Rosin firm Tar ruled
stsa%Y PHIs TP TIRPENTNE-on bbls 6Sac; machine bbs
661.c - 50 90 - .b1- :. 2oas4g5
ROSIN-Common good strained y 80 u - 81 =.
60 S5 50 "a: q; 50 40 H. So 6JqS2 10; l. 81 70: h,
e %: NJ 81 sGGs3 90 n, 81: W g. 81 -; W ". 81 so
STOCKS ON HAND.
Tar 'o' oolS
savannah Feb 2I.--Turpentine firm, e5c; receipts
ths. sales rs exports, Rosn hrm receipts. l5a
bbs: sales 1883: exports l@74 quoted; \ B. G. D. D.
F So: q 81 10: H. 81 40: So So: NJ. s. 4o y. 81 60
G. IS S. " w. 81 -, 90, ~, 49,
p q d. E. F. 81 90 q. s. 90; II, s. 30; ]. 81 50: X,
SS IL; NJ So IS; n So 55: W g. So so; W W, 81 90
wilmington 2T.Splrtts turpenttne hrIn, Doc.
Fecaipt is casks firm 81 80; receipts g.4 h6s
crude turpentne firm So 40G$4; receipts. so Dds Tar
firm CO. receipts. 1o3 bbts -. =, NJ.
london Feb 37-Turpentine-Spirits, As I'd Rosin--
American strained 6s fine. los.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

corson steady ana ElHhsnEeas 3 on
basis - 10 25c for middling upland and O1cc for
rrl5eI-c C5l.ff Saes 1930 bales SoutherE spot
telegrephed follows; HeT,reas stesas
pa3es. Mobile, stesdy snd
lnchsnged p CSC sales bales Savannah. hrm and
unchanged 95. sales. lo5a bales Char'ftoil irI
SEC higher Al 9s.c wilmington FIRM unchanged 81
9-.c Norfolk steady lice higher At lvc: sales lo
haleS unchanged al le-sc. augusta
Etssdy unchanged 1O5sc. sales lisa bales
NeE 70 SOvo
e as compared 1877 bales actual last satuT
dsy ana J. 62S the same day a year age. Al
Houston ro tomorrow 1900 $500 bales are expete
compared with 3043 actual last week ana 44ss
5000 70 5000 bales
r bales actC2i for the coiIeS'a
t1g day last week and ESQ bales 4sst year
Receipts cotton Tors today ana Tor the week
ss with the totals OF week previous anu O1
fhis week last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

For the week ended February 81 1909; Bales
Net receipts At al = NUS 10 3oI
-Nel 'at a " ................. 1872 +04
si,r. Ssnen1ber go. $40
5afr
rO.lI ~ ne Eel, ............... l63,Si9
;tNLiSrttS Sresk 1asr I44.i2S
Total September ,ts'l I9S
date II 1851
etock at ali United States ports Sou-oi
stock AT al ohl'eu " - ............. T65 4i3
towns Observation-Disclosures. a69
500 ." ~ .'erinr towns
>tpyfN az "' ~ ....-................
rr,i,oI same time year 10000
@ e a,nerican gdoat for 172. 900
stock of AmerlTan Ai'oa' 'o' .".-...1... 171,ooo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

wholesale grocers Cut loaf crushed a33c: Eagle tan
lets. 5.S5c: mould A and cubes &c; NANA poN9,ered
1905; powdered coarse powdered and frut s ree
and extra fine granuated Soc; Eagle 90 fine
bags and ID bags of fine granuated, a5Oc' Easi.
granulated. standard granuIated and diamond
confectoners A. 460c: Nos l. and j. i,oc; 10 =. n
No ., 44oc; No g. 435c: No T. 43oc; No :, 49,
420c: No TO- 415c: No H. 410c; No IL 409c; no To- &c.
Nos ii and 10, 395c; No TO- 3.90c: Eagle powueeu
crystal dominoes in cases 695c. The LONDON pr md
quoted al S. 3%4d The local market was hrIn:
Sales about 5000 bags Domingo sugar on p'
landed the quoted prices Centrifugal 80 tet,
quoted at 3c; muscovado 50 test, 3c ana nolsseS
sugar, 50 test, &c.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb 81 p m-Cotton-Spot-Mod
business prices points higher: American mceng fair.
good iddIng ssh middling. tod low middling
good ordinary ordinary Sold The sales OF
bes. Of which 500 were for specula-
and export and included 1000 American Receipts
5000 including 4.500 American Futures opened
steady closed quiet; American uidditns: & o. G
February 23TJ 26d: February March. 525G5 26d
April. 2595 2ed: april and May 26at5 2Id
NAV ard June s. Esd June and July. 5.2Si July and
August 27G5. .2sd; and September 5.l6d; Sep
tenlber and October October and November, 463d.
November nd December. i94d
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
RAILROADS
pENNSYLVAEIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-TIIIED sTREET SIRE.
AND DESBROSSES AND CoRTLANDT sThSESA0-
u The leaving time from Desbrosses an"
Cortiandt Streets Is five minutes ister nm. mn
that given below for Twenty-third sree'
station. except where otherwise noted
100 A NJ FAST MAIL-Limited to two Parlor cars ss
and Dining Car New York to Pittsburs seepnS OA
FasT Fa5Ssfo e. fqaaasn . ana
Sleeping Dining smoking and o6.sr0a
SGs GhassG s. TSfe LS
1Ss SO III VI cHTcAGo AND LOUIS EYPgEs TPgi.2I:3
@ P e. s fhleis9 RRnf car psourr
Iouis9ia EGEls ST. fPas Dians For
Ms W Wi WsERS ss yafy For
2f? P w SEoeP5 tsaRTdsy PRng car P,sburr ard
Chicago For Knoxville daily. via shegand2sn valley
faE GfSsi1na hSp SA3eGS Ex
WAsaIS'G.;TISSSSss Ss'G.;TISSss sSD ssTsi1Pd PHG 2no os6GTH:
3s ~ % Dining Ca 1910 Des5r9ssesS e,5D and Gos &
@ Dnins s csr BnanF o 5r6Sss G5ss 1S
pniEs Cars s25 DINING Car Dining car,
sS5 bnn Dnins a Ga 9nDf 21o 1., ps1 IT. 6nia
Can. ($25 congressional Limited all Paro5 i and %
dining Cars caT' 3 = DDinns mix s Sf5 10 night s 'D"-HS
sGITaEsT SI1a5 si~ tfSla.d n z 70
Pm CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets. l2-4o p M
NJ s COAST d+5s ss5 m N sR4
AE LE y i esSoa1d lG Florida S @
NoRPoIk NB S REsrGRN p @ ffiy RAwAr-For Memphi,
and New-Orleans 3. - D. m. daily. -
CHESAPEAKE Il OHIO RAILWAY.-I.5I a. m WEEK
FOR OLD 5' Po1Nf on T coMFoRr 70 755E and NoRFoLK-55
weekdays and m daily.
ATLANTIC CGTY-955 a and 255 =. m "eehlays
Sundays. 355 m. Through Vestbued 1ralns- bulIet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week osys
Tor Smoking Car. Parlor Cars. Dining Car anu Hao'u
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY,-1255 m. weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad ,t9
325. 4.55. and 11.25 p weekdays Sundays. 20
A. 455 (from Desbrossss and Cortlandt treets
300 L. 20, $40 $40 and IL p. ui "eeA-caEs-
gf g. Ia D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
61o 1Desbrosses and Corandt Streets g. 20) 10 t.oo
SIS, 500 925 C955 Penna Limted). 1910 (Desorosses
and Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Car) 1890 Din
ing Can 1155 255 Dining Carr 19o DINING
tar). 210 tDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 20
325 Dining Car) 35s 425. 25 Dining Car) % (Din-
ing Car): $50 Dining Carr. 50 s %. 80. 929 p n
r. 10 night Sundays TO- I55 Dining Car no coaches'
.. S5J. 955 Gmited). 1885 Dining carr. a. M
1255 Dining Carr 155 Dining Carr S25 CDifng Carl
800 425 Dining Carp. 4.55 Dining carr 300 lDilhhs
Carr, 555. 25. S55. g. 25 D. II 10 night -
Ticket Offices. Nos 461 1854 III and 26 Broadway ls2
Fifth Avenue (beow 23d ST.. 2e3 Fifth Avenue corner
Station and stations foot OF Desbrosses and ortnd
Streets Street Fulton Street sS Broadway
and Pennsylvania Station. Brooklyn; Station.
Jersey City. The New Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Telephone '914 Street, for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
W. W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager Gen'I Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

sGTTDS-Tlte bull clique 10 the front again near
cotton market. and i7f@z ~51 Tiad ap
.F rl-as esrahshed. The opening steacy at
= r1ts. chiefly result Of rnloaclR2 .!
little selling for the snort accouit
disappointing cables which due 10
fully reflect market
a practically unchanged market a. the
opening. Following the call however, mere
raI- clique again supporting FaiOeS.
rs also a very general disi1clination among con-
oqfrators short while the movement con
rraerur tlrfaNorabie comparisons. anG to-oaE
v.rr again considerably below last year
H..trI tina: Nevr-tJreans relatively steacleE
..sr local market. The early rally earned
about 20" points on the active oi,llolls, aIg a
taking again became iacIcf pilCeS
.rHaH#E downward a matter OF some oqS pollllS
rlHssnE figures % yesterday This Teacuohary
.rlc1uraEed by rather heavier estlnlates !9i
leading points but IN MD
Eare another wave Of bulishness: re
f..IIith END figures anG continued n1il,-
-rarlats the bull clique again support
-his b1y1nE prices crossed tiie illsh l'1i.
Tf reEps~risely. and the market ilaS va
-aasv ana -sIS points higher me CLOSING p
lfsriraily the best "f The session ana q gle
estimated q pt'tw baies
made up 10y S1lTerantenaelt
comparisons, follow Pert '-@~ts'
30 bales last year overland 10
-Hsr. mill tsiirgs estimated -Uo pdles,
year. loss Of stock at interior
t.ras s5a25 bales. against 25.499 bales last year;
1S2 2sl bales against
receipts -,52 94s bales against oat9 v'
faes wear overland u mills and tanada 94oVy4
Ha.s uales last year southern IillI lax
U0o bales. against 1l.Zoio pies
interior in excess or SeleIpef
lalcs against 34SSi5 bales last year bfought
it0 thus Ear this season S63oO2 paIes asdisL
k-.7.6sT bales last ycs-- =.
TIE rarge q contract prices il the local market To-
. follows.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
Nn,icr of Summons.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE oE
- Nex York-Triai desired in New York County. -
,b q; Peace plafntiN againS, louisiana Peace. de-
fsndant Action for an absolute divorce upon
of To the above nSnped detencant-
Yn are hersby summoned the complaint IN ths
action and OF your answer on the plain
s wttn twenty days after the servce OF ths
exclusive CT the day of service and IN case or
vu- appear Judgment VIII be taken
against you dfsut for the relief demanded IN the CON-
plant - -
F,VERF.Tr T C.HAPPEII. Plaintiffs Attorney
OAice aud Postofce address. No S Eroadwdy Borousa
Of Manhattan. New York CITY. New York
To ahove-nansf defendant louisiana Peace: Tbs
Is served BY publication pur
suant order made by the Hon. Charles F. MacIear.
Justice Supreme Court OF the % New York.
February 18th, 1SS3 and filed with the summons
and Complaint The day In the New York County
House the Borough
Manhattan. city. county and state % New York
Dated February 18th. lS3
EVERETT T APPEII. Plantiff"- Attorney
s35 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New York Ciys
Sa. YoTk
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

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