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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-20
Episcopalians Victorious.

The Episcopal High School base ball
team scored a signal victory Saturday
afternoon over the team representing Gal
laudet College of Washington in a rather
slow game, played on the High School
grounds. The school men had the collie
gians going from the start and finished
out with a score Of 13 to Z. The High
School secured thirteen runs and made
nine errors, while Gallaudet had to be con-
tent with seven runs, accompanying eight
errors. White and Temple, the school
pitchers, each struck out eight men. The
feature of the game was fhe batting of
White. The batteries were: Episcopal High
School. White, Temple and thinner; Gal
Bicycle Thief Sentenced.
Among the cases disposed Of in the police
court this morning was that of Theodore
Brooks, colored, charged with the theft Of
bicycle from George Ayres, who conducts
a bicycle store in King street The theft
occurred October. 90 last. The bicycle was
shortly afterward recovered by Policeman
Gill in Washington. Brooks, however.
eluded arrest. Policeman William Fergu-
son Saturday night last went to Washing
ton and arrested Brooks. He was arraigned
in court this morning and was fined 500
In default of payment he was sent to jail.
where he will spend the next thirty days.
General Matters.
The remains Of the infant son of Rev
Henry S. Wech, pastor of the Del Ray
Baptist Church, who died last Saturday,
were this morning forwarded to Fredericks-
burg, Va, for burial
1t is announced that Miss Richard Eta
Myers, daughter of MIR. and Mrs Nealy
Myers of Leesburg, and Mr.. Harvey f.
Bartlett of this city will be married We'd
nesday evening next at OILS o'clock at the
rectory of st. PauTs Episcopal Church, this
city
Mrs Nash. wife Of Lieut. Charles F.
Nash, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. A.
Abbott. in Duke street extended Mrs.
Nash arrived here a few days ago from San
JUAN Porto Rico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-20
Services in the Evening.

The evening services commenced at 7:45
o'clock with the anthem, "Oh, Come. Let
us Sing" by the choir. The choir sang
hymn 449 after the invocation and Rev. ].
A. Marsteller read the Scripture lesson.
Miss Graves sang Hear US, oh, Father"
and a historical sketch of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union was read by Mr..
Aubra Shuman. The evening sermon was
the church as pastor from 1891 to 1900.
After pleasantly greeting his old friends
he went into discussion of the work &C
complished diStinctively by Baptists in for
eign missions. He said that Baptists since
the beginning of the Christian era had kept
and proclaimed pure Gospel, and this he
declared to be their mission for the future.
He referred to the course of missionary
endeavor in the Baptist Church and de-
clared that that denomination had ever
been foremost in the dissemination of the
Gospel story. Following the sermon the
anthem, Seek Ye the Lord" was rendered
by the choir, the solo part being sung by
Mr.. Milstead.
The services were under the auspices of
the B. Y. P. u, the local chapter of which
was organized during Mr.. Buffers pastor
ate in 1892. 1t has a membership of sew
enty and the officers are Miss Jessie Mar
tin. president; Walter Kerrick, secretary,
and Miss Nettie Henshaw. treasurer. The
junior department was organized in 1899,
and has a membership of sixty. Its Of
ficers are Aubra Shuman, president; H.
Freeman Mansfield, secretary, and Miss
Mamie Hume, treasurer. This evening the
services will be under the auspices of the
Sunday school and the sermon will be de-
livered by Rev w. E. Hatcher, D. D., Ii.
D., of Richmond. An address will follow
by Judge Charles E. Nicol Of Manassas.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04

largely responsible advance Of 1s97tc over the
SgHE oFsmen which took Place smons cd o9aa sheT PTe
Lie cables ndoang soa45 points in Psri.
eE ss. s ~ sTs5s dsas IF eoId
weather. also run.ored that French houses
veopments Department.. while somewhat bet
n.snt sns IN , eouneao The BUSINESS consisted
spring wheat loads winter New-York win
buying By or two prominent chicago was
leading Chicago bought oonsidershle wheat al.
English markers after some irrsguIaTy around the
rsfber nrn at aeEsd net advance The increase of
21leooo bush in worlds stocks according 70 BraS. a.
market midday 1t was about
nence Instead Of increasing NorthTest Increment
tbe total inerjo increment reached only
bush e0mpaTsd with 4o 600 bush last year s @ S
in country elevator stocks for the week was + o-Ie
TsfIIeS on The French news eased on again
Se- while but on general covering developed consider
able strength which vas naintsned & hest point Of
the day 9uotations Of cash wheat S60' an Hortb.
ern Manitoba ss7sc: No / Northern Duluth s9%sc; No
SeTthern m Id vas an unusually dull
day around the ern ing no sales 0fGs IN snnaTed Msy d IN
other optons bearsh tendency. because Of larger ar
strength in Wheat and prices therefore after very
comps with bush last year While p 2lsGq2 coFR bush
shipped from the seshoard ans'esa s % nsrsets
the wheat strength abroad h0~eLs51 ia ret Iouer on
liberal export orders here I %
taken in NewYork and Il lcaHs a.
advantage being taken Of easier spot prices Que e9 e.
Increased this point NO corn coseu -
--err sr5 s. old in elevator and 5Tizc. b ahoat
spot: No white yellow. SIC . anoat
rATS-The local market was son1eVh
sc1ive as 70 cash dull l. optons AZ me wet ss
the ndertcne remained steady all day IN spatny WIN
other Sales here included 4o"o ous oss5
"a 0FO account No oats closec
20 No AIr- Nc white white 43t7c' track
mixed nominal: track 4364ec snd STANDARD "ls
49, S4r-- F2IF-Market quiet. No western otc / o
sfoat: state rye 56G57
$1,000. Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nevy-York February 3 1903
BEEVES-Recsipts. 13 2lS head; all consig1ed
direct, sales reported Dressed beer steaay, csS
dressed sides. range Tae7sc per 10;
exas beef 6l G6ac quoted American live cattle
selling z@13l<c, dressed weight; rergeraer pee
ton nrce 91zc per Cevtc carried TO Liverpool
taken 1,240 quarters OF beef the Arnazhese
for Para Brazil took 20 cattle for j. shanberg e
Son Tomorrow the Teutonic for Liverpool Is 70 US
laden With 617 quarters the Swift Beef Company
and i15O quarters the Morris Beef Company the
St paul, for Southampton, with 100 quarters Ior
SulZbergeI. and the CartCDse doT Ins
CALVES Receipts. for the market. were oS mead
u az Jersey City and ~ Sxtisth-st Neals ruS1
Etead considered and the pens were I04lS
cleared Veals IS 1889 25 100 10 top hgre
for verv prime City veas, general sales lUq
13I5e ner n: country higher at lOou74e with
sales 12c; dressed haryard and led caves
at 66Se. - =.
Sanders: p veaIs. III n. at IS rs
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. al for the r1arket
cars TO sold City and 23a al Sxtietn
st Sheen ruled quiet and steady: lambs were ABOUT
steady About OF stock unsod sheep sofa AZ sSg
lambs at 50 GJGso % Dressed mutton
Sasc per 70: dressed lambs general sales. So Ioc-
Saes-D Harrington III state lambs, a 10 average
at So SO per 100 10; $50 Western do. 81 n at so
Tobin & Shannon: 104 State lambs 16 rn at 20 90 -
7 H Hume & Bro: 237 Western lambs g. 70 at s. 70
Kerns Commission Company: 143 Ohio sheep Il ID az
Sanders: state lambs rs n Sc 80; sheep. 90
ID HoGs-Receipts % cars 1883 head enly head
on sale alive Country dressed firm at 7@gS5ac per ID
Sales ialI late yezterdaylJ. H Hume Bro !s stass
Sc r.
n H Hollis: 100 State hogs 1l5 n at 81 3D. rousns
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04

SUNNY light and market steady at s1sQ1oc n fer
and T5G90c per gallon for syrup "a
Prime root steady S5Gs5 50 per 10 for Northet. 90
Eastern s4s 30 for Western and 75Gs4 . for sout
and Southv IONEf--c1erns
meeting steady joobinE demand at fuh dEt.el
prces We quote state clover. comb per No. lSE1sS.
buckvhea+ cornb I2014c; extracted. Idi
buckwheat 6isG7c; California sT-tfaetl, race
SAD NUTS-Peanut5 In fair supply ana stsaIy
under good demand, except Jumbo which are scarre
and rrTn. Pecans dull Very little doing IN otnsr Hl.s
We quote: Peanuts Virginia, hand picked. JUMBO Per
n. GGsl.c: do fancy AZ 4&c; do extra 3a.q347c, 90
Spanish. As d41zc: do No . Sq554ci 90 20
Virginia. sheed. SAC; do No 3G3l.c; htchory azSs.
bush s2dS3 buuuts, slGrS1 80; buttsnuts 4Ve9o-
black wainuts 58fIT5c pecans round lots ungraaec'
5aTc- -
supply; prices solid for top grades and NaEer
Ing for a number poor quality late offerings We
quote Prime large bales Per 100 h. 81 oo no 80
dS1: No . S5da0c: No g. T5d Soc small bales &c up
ward less than large: clover, mixed prime, toqsocs
clover clear prime, s5G7Oc. 5TRAN-Eassr rates
for activity, We quote az
soc for good to prime Receipts Of hay and straw
in tons reported Produce Exchange AT noon 20
day: Hudson River Railroad. TO; Erie go PennsyI
vania So Delaware. Lackawanna and western 80. west
shore zoo IAhigh Valley $50: Central os NewJerssy
40 total 46O tons Receipts so tons BY rail-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
OTHER MARkETs-6Y TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb s.-Cattfe-Receipts 50oo head, iuclud-
ing 600 Texans: slow and weak Eoo1 10 PRIME
ana feeders So S0Gs4 81 4os4 6o heiters g -oI
81 X. canne-v 81 406S2 60: bulls 81 5qS4 20 caves
81 En6s7 c5 TEXAS fed 81 5oGs4 30 Hogs-tte-
Ceits 10 dav 2T head tomorrow, 5000 ert over
oo rnari-st strong TO SC higher and butchers
So lIss So good 10 choice heavy IS S2qS6 91; rogn
Sss[ So es6 So light So 30Gs6 so bulk OF sales s6 90
stasG 70 strong good choice wethers. 81 4o1s5 Is fair
70 choice mixed So 50as4 90 native lambs - ooo$o 3D.
WeStern lambs. 81 1885 .. ..o- -..,.
Cincinnati Feb. 5IIogs active at sS Soqso 90 iS
steady az S2G$4 10 Sheep active ana hlsher Al p g
East Rrfaio Feb 3.-Cattle-Receipts 400 head; mar
ket STEADY veals-Recepts IS head n1aTsst oc Lover
Receipts market fair TO active: pigs ogSo
lower. Yorkers I0d15c lower; 541oc loNer heavy
S7asT O5 medium SO sogs7: Iorkers s6 e9qs6 90 pli
sheen and iambs-ReceptE, 700 head: market steady
TOP Sc 50qS6 40 With few at So '0 cSs 70 600 m
81 a5as6 25 yearlings s. 3g s9 80; ewes = s 4o
S. p: prime 81 s0d$5; good, 81 50qS4 80 Hogs slow
prime heavss and mediums, s7Q$7 %; heavy Yorkers
roughs s. 00s6 Sheep steady; choice wethers - s.
as So cIIls S2dS2 80: choice LAMBS Sog
Kansas CITY Feb 3-CattIe-Receipts II. 400 natives
i0c lower, stockers and feeders
s4eadv. COWS lower Quarantines steady;
choice export beef 81 601S5 & fair 70
good 1884 and feeders 81 2s4 3d. West
ern steers s. 1895; Texas and Indian steers e.
Texas COWS So 25dS2 10: 81 50GS4 native
efer OS3 30: SlGS2 so; bulls s. 5GSS 40
steady: closed weak: top s21a sales. 81 TeG
s6 S0GS6 92l packers. Sc 60TS6 so
light 40TS6 672 Workers S6 60dSs 81 pigs SIS 10
Sheep-Recepts, 5000 sheep steady; lambs
easv native lambs s4Gs6 3 lambs So s5ds6
S34S5 To- native vethers IS 5Os4 s5i Western
vehers, s3Gs4 90 stockers and feeders s2 50Gs3 so
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeR-Tork February J. 1900
CoFFFE-To-5zs-s coffee market opened steady al q
rs-rsE sa-ance points. and for time vas rstnsE
recently, with sales on ne csl rto.
q re7rsselsnE purchases
bv recognized hull ea1ers 4Lls
,5ug promptly by renewed sales by ifnoIeIs
-vtrh result advancing teldeheS
MS checked midday trading became less acNe
the market rIaliy vas
~ q me cpenlug sales were about @4VUo
Tha-e The early coEee news 70 eA
ss1aurne the primary markets
ere closed for the holidays and inc EoIoen
unchanged OF course lne eAlscla-
fisr thsr worlds visible would show decided c.
with TIE fact mat last
SHOWED average -slIng on II t3e
probably exerted some sent
that Seutl
-re-t this hardly exert shc influence u ulo
7.-f-s years. 81 tTe1lend0ls cJs
9rsI---i1 countries the great pront OF bra@
. brboD rlacue 1899. the exchange scare -
71p0 he d-1uth 1901 and the frost scare ol
Influences one time or ail9tI.rI
about which events have proved III
yle SlstStlca postum -
speculation al The nc
await Developments ranef I1-
f7-e- sEE-eesfveIy the market. -. -.
The range prices IN the local market 'C-g
-7-ge
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
ss-7r- - ~. ports and interior POINTS to-da1. c
- -. ss--e ss~ last week and last year.

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-SPct cot
10000 bales specuLa1lon sno ezpoI'
receipts, 2bnyo; American
fridditnE Upland futures opened quiet para
and PHI 80 .a1rli-
Ezy-June. 10 JuneIuy 80 -,
September, 4osl- ooS
.re~ 4ss sesc. Cctober- November. 1850 44oc Man
DRUCS-OfiuIn. was qu2ec al - S gzrggee5 -
-1nuE s. 7sGs2 T7a4 and powdered al 80 - - 80
SioruhIae was steady bulk Quotes az 4se9szi
ounces s. s5as2 % and sgttns a. = ' e So ri1
good steady sale in small way IheEe ~H1
70 speculative activity The market was sttsoy HI
Cit-unea firmly held a -5sz-9e Ne 49,
Peppermint s. 60qS5; cases. sSgs3 ss@1Inlh-
fsOOTS-errian roots scarce ano n S1Ssaisil
rsnd good rise in prices ne quota
zion Other were steady ac selling feso-
sIv small the following prices Buroock &c
blsachec. uubieached S-zc, golden seal S7a
powdered. EcoT1ce ordinary. &c. seiectec N
bgndles sars2par1llS. Honduras sc; Mex!can 20
Southern, Soc: snake, virginia
FLOUR AND MEAL-Bussness II -four was sgain OF
with the unoertone soAneNhat
close in sympathy with nhsat sprlng
patents 81 lass 20. winter stralgts - yeSS % winter
No winter. s. sgHS@ 80 tted
zCa$24. spot and BCckWHEAT
I-R-s1eady quoted s2 2S4S2 go spot and 70 ar
Ttve---.--RTE FIIOCE-Qgiet- Quoted Far q good
5glI Quoted Kiln dried 50 1893 30 ss 70 brand
FssE NEAL-Stczdy. Quoted: Fine white and yellow
BsasI IS ooarss s. 1881 20 FE ED-Ftrna cloee
epri-s bran. spot. 81 sacks 70 srr1zs % 10, -
sgfns2I lins-ec 81 ocske, - o'rs-s
oalr,esl. S271S27 -
sT-Adserse French crop rene EAc .
xculne-1 rlsc. y wheat deFsopnsnfs To-day pe-ns
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
ester

S7or closed quiet with quotations points lower
she BASIS F. flr ui5dng upland and s@5c for
--Idf1n SALES amounted - bales Southern
rrar markets f~eE-aTsed follows
s-+- urrrarEed s5sr- sales 800 bales Mobile easy
s-afs--sG. ~ soG itsles, Savannah quiet
-.--lrs-lga7 tzas. Charleston firm un
-. iFd Wilmington unchanged. at
s.sadv unchanged. - p: sales 81 bales
7zi-f--a-e rn7ral unchanged &c Augusta quiet IN
80 so bales -. Lcuis steady. IN
~.4-'r.5 Estimated receipts NsT-0rleans
re 1900 bales compared
ueeE and 4.1Te bales for the
tomorrow 1900
with sos bales
-peg 2.2e2 bales Galveston
fn contrast Tith 7a59 bales
fo- re corresponding day LAST week ana ecSl
tslet Las TesT- -- .-.- . -
r.-'s -ii-t she ss-1e aav week year
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IAvsrpooI Feb 3-CTosing Wheat-SPot No : red
western winter "a; No Northern spring Salst
e. No I California trm A. as tetuFes hIuls
March Ga 31zt; May. Sc 2tid: July nonniaa., ,e-
sfs~cb ss sd Msy Is eIsd July. nominal Peas-
SsnaTiaa ouet al 6s std Fiour-St Louis any -
80. - g "a Hons at London Pacific CoasD arm
- s4Ss7 To- Beef sasy India mess lois Sd orA
-rtr,e mesa Western T5s Hams-SnoIt ci% - ~
IA n siui al SIS Bacon stea1 se, s5 =
t. so ~ as rie 10 70 "A - as o. oi- tssv
a -, 81 ~ 4.s shcrr haeks Il q 70 n s's %
-, hl,s= IA 70 IS n SIS shsu9-rs-Ssuar- II 70 10
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
NAVAL STORES

The r,arb.+ for ,pirs trpentine continues firm and
is shade higher with 66zc generally asked for nscnne
bbls. Rosin is firm at yesterdays adFanSe -3F -
quiet hut firmly held We quote:
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rAR-Prinne bbls 81 20: oil. bhls. 81 25lfS4 Se - 80
ROSIN-Cournon good strained s. 1egsZ To- D - 70
F 50 fnGs2 Is: F. So 2o1S2 G, g 30GS2 S H y 90
ssaS3 %; K s3 so: NJ. Sc so; y, So " G. 81 -, and
" STOCKS.
Tsosin 50 '-- sbia
Tar $50 bOiS
Wilmington Feb. 3.-Spirits turpsnttne firm Csc; re-
ceipts casks Rosiu firm 81 s0GS1 s.; receipts LIS
hbis Crude turpentins 81 S59sS 10; receipts .
Tar firm. $50 bbls- No. -,
Savannah Feb 3Tgrpentine 61te receipts 80 - & SSIs
sales 1,o12 exports. Il seT; quoted: A. 3; G and
s. so: 81 So; 81 e5; 80 so 90 r. 60 i''
Charleston 3-Turpentine firm, 81 ec Rosin firm
A B. c. D and e 81 IS; 2. s. So c. 81 90: u, s. %
81 80; K. s3 10; NJ So 80; y. So 5o W g. So 1S " W.
London Feb s.-Turpsntlne-spirits 42s 7]sd- Rostn-
American strained, IS lo1zd fine, los
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Fosrou Feb a-The wool market has been sonleNhat
irregular Most of tas larger mills are no5 ouShs
tnst but demand from other quarters Is ta-r
Territory been quite active ana
the rnarEet generally firm. with prices weu aed sun
urce looked Current quotations on
nsstic this market be summarized g. fo
Ohio and Penusylvaul1 NN and above a-a-.sS.
Y. s71sG2se; No and 10 = 81 nne W" -
unruerchantabe, 25G1Sc- Michigan ara S9oSs.
27a2sc. No I ana 2 @sal29e; ans sawashed 2eGdSs
Esnra Texas twelve mont1ss lSsG
adc- ak 70 efSn, months fsJ lGc fan. to1lIc Csi
forula Norrse-r choice 21623cs averzge lilsc ades
I5alSr- southern. Ief1Sc- Terrtory--td9lo
ane i4dl5c nne medium. totfioises neeiHnh lo0isc.
wyoming fre 14tlSc Ens r1et1una. to4 tan IN
1agl5c: medium l6o Ie nistiuaa l1G rahoss
rrs sedtu.f. li'loc atc-
rsns an. chci.s fea2er nne sverzse, IT31Sc- nns
medium ehcice Ie92oc Pulled secured hasis Ens =
a. sOc extrss sc 33c super. s5 aSc super Al ssas
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE 81
1880 81. 90 A N s1oo gao. 800 200 2 NJ
az I5 Md
day. ssunday @Pzrior only aVia E.-1a1us
xSarurdays
T1A~as: Liberty Ferry. South Astor HOUSE.
ia 2Sf 434 800 f554 Broadway 1s2 5th Ave- = Union
Souare vest I53 East I25th 273 18TH Us
TsI1--brs Ave New Court St ga. SEQ Fulton
= 3rookTvn. 9s Broadway, Williamsburg New York
Trausfe~ Co checks baggage Destination
n 2. PrsTrP c " BURT
"vtss-Prssdgns & G.uI Manager Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady No
spring wheat 7sd79c: No g., 6sd7sc; No red I4ls
755tc No corn, 48s4c: No yellow. $685. No
oats 3Ss4c; white. 81 935c- No rye, 4ee Good
F1axseed 81 Is: Northwestern 81 20 Prime timothy
seed So Glover, contract grade S11 % Mess PORK
Short ribs sides Qoose) 50 05@se 10 Dry sated shout
50 S7isdSa so Whiskey OF high wines, 81 30 On
the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market vas
quiet and steady creaInertes 16925c: dsirtes l5dc
Eggs steader; of returned. 2oc Cheese steady
13a14c.
duluth Feb. s.-Cose: wheat-Cash. No / hard.
-7iIc. No Northern 76t4c: Northern IA May
7sl+c; July. 7sc. Oats-May. 55c-
Milwaukee Feb. 3.-CIose: Wheat firm; Nc North
ern T9jac No Northern, 3z97sesc: May, I sellers
Rve steady l. 5IG511ac- Barley steady No z, ooc
C,orrl-1Iay. "a Gp4424c, sellers
Minneapolis Feb 3-C1ose: Wheat-Msy Ie42 1I65sc.
July 771sc: No track, hard; 7I1se; No Northern
g. o5Gs4 LIS: second patents s3 95Gs4 O5 clears
s. sO clears Sc 15S2 25 Bran, In bulk $la oog
81 To-
PHILADELPHIA Feb. SWheat quiet but steady contract
xra5s FEBRUARY T9aT94.c Corn dull and 19lLc lower
10 in export elevator 524s 55c February. 521 G52so
Cets autot but white clipped 4Sc- Butter firm
sd IN good demand Western &c; extra
nearby prints firm and in good demand fresh
ee -by 23c mark; fresh Western 3c at the mark
fresh Southwestern. &c at the mark fresh Southern &c
a. the mark Cheese quiet but steady. New-York full
l3lkGI3zc prime. large, lac; do fair 10 good large
13Iz0I3c Recepts-F1our. 1000 bbls and 32s 900 ID
wheat. eOoo bush; corn. i3s 900 BUSH cats 10
ShiprnenLs-Wheat. 5000 bush; corn, 4lOJO
bush: oats. 4.O0O bush
St Louis, Feb. 3-Clcse: wheat-No red cash.
72ssc; May 74sc: July. II +c No hard 6s@T3c Corn
No cash. 4Ic; May, Al sac. Oats-No cash. SJ4sc;
May 361zc; No = white. STG5f1@c
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04

II and Is. a5c: 10 3 a0c Eagle powdered. b'oec,
crystal donlinoes 20c The London beet sugar narksl
this morning firm advance OF I'D, enruaIs a.
being ouoted rs IL I'D March at SIS cane wsS
unchanged Sd S. Sd for far rshnlns.
The local market for remained auli anu
Centrifugal. es IS quoted at ll-ioc mus
covado q } and rnoassss l5-lec
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb 8 = m.-Cotton-- Spot n fair d.
44d good rniddlng 5o4d middling SD low middling
& Te4 Eeed ord,nar-' 5d ordinary ssf The sales Of
th ~ rete vhich efo for specuiz
lion and sxpurr included 500 American Eeoepts
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04

- ..eev AZ aas Lard duli: prime Western. Il tierce-
ssss. American refined pals ass % Caees@ strong.
s-5es dresr white and coIored. bs Sd Taliow-Rrine
ctrv Quiet az 2T4 Cd Tarperrine-Sprts hrrn at As
ROsln-COmmon s. I'D FstFoi1unn Qasel
a. SD IInSeed oil steady at -6s.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04

os 600 bales including Futures opened
tst and closed quiet American midcling. c. Feo
ruaTy I'D: February and March 443d MaIch ana ana
49,. 7se; April May. 7Sd Nay and June 4tSG.
T,,ne ana July July and August +74fI9d August
ans September +654 65d September and OCTOBER Asoe
q 4sd. October and November. 4.3S44-3Sd
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty stree4 and south Ferry Gi1as South
Ferry earIsr)-
EAsTOS BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AVID
MAUCH CHI Nh-z40O C7-15 Easron only). s.lo
A NJ, 10. 30 SEQ 3-45 Easton only1 P NJ sun
VII KEsBARRE AND sCRASTON-z4oo s-1o
A NJ 500 P. " sun.4ays. z4.25 A n. LOO ? NJ
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GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsE1OREs 2
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New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
m PTRSTANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

L ah,A- & Thomas. q Surrogate OF the County os
New York notice hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Joseph Gels oS the County OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
tn gubscriber place OF transectng business
40 ~. law o-5cs Of G T Perry Point
Borough If Brooklyn the City Of New York. On or befors
Dated New York 22d day OF October. 1902
LENA GELS. ExecutrfL
c. T PERRY. Attorneys for ExecutFix a Green Point
Avenue. BrookIyn. y. p.