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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-04
superIntendlna the Farm.

experimenting the T arm.
The farmer that succeeds is the one
that thinks and thinks to some end.
The superintendent of the farm is
the thing of most Importance to
man that has farm large enough to
require the work of number of men.
The man with the little farm can think
as he goes along, but not so the man
that has a large area OF expensive
land to control. This was forcibly
brought to our attention recently in
visit to one of the most successful
farmers in Illinois. He said that one
OF the greatest faults he had noticed
with unsuccessful farmers was their
lack Of ability to plan. He himself
always made it a point to think out
the work days ahead, and to tell the
men the night before what they were
each to do on a certain day. He
cited the instance of one farmer that
lacked this power He would not try
to think what to do till the day came
when the work was to be done and
then he never succeeded in arrang-
ing his work so as to save time. He
would say to one man, well, you go
over and repair that fence" ana he
would go perhaps a mile to make
little repair on a fence, which could
have been repaired when the men
were in that vicinity engaged on
some other work. This meant loss
of time that was a very considerable
factor when it was repeated over and
over throughout the year in various
forms. The man at the head of af-
fairs is the one that must make the
farm work success, il it is to be a
success.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-04
England ornwa, Where Mybrk
Been Re sting
Upton MAY RACE AGAIN.
Significance in Fact That Shamrock
III. Is Not for Sale.

III. ls Not for Sale.
It may or may not be significant Of
Sir Thomas ]. Llpton's intentions re-
garding a fourth challenge for the
Americas cup that Shamrock III. has
been withdrawn from the market.
When the first and second Shamrocks
were sold last November 1t was gen.
orally understood that the third
Shamrock was for sale also. About
ten days ago a yacht broker made an
Inquiry concerning the Shamrock Of
J. Keithly Crowther, Sir Thomas man.
ager in this country, and was unhesi-
tatingly informed that she was not
for sale. Mr.. Crowther succeeded
Mr.. Davis as the Upton agent shert-
iy after the conclusion Of the last
match for the Americas cup. Sir
Thomas is expected in the first week
Of September.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-04
Russla's Army.

It has been estimated that the to-
tai war footing OF the Russian army
after calling out all the reserves
amounts to 5,250,000 men, or more
than ten times that Of Japan. The
soldiers are drawn from the ignorant
peasant class and the officers from
the governing ranks Of society.
Should Russia call out all her troops
she will have 1887 officers, $780,
95s soldiers, 61s,40O horses and 1000
cannon. Germany is the only nation
that exceeds Russia in its militarJ
equipment.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-04

The best way to warm milk is said
to be to place the can in warm water.
The milk will need stirring to permit
It 10 warm up evenly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Fsb 24-CATTT.E- Receipts 26.oO0 head;
choice steady others Toe prime
steers s. HvuS6 p1ur medium - las o. stoeksTs
feeders spG84 81 15nxi Is. Leers. $-Q
Gamers 1IuS2 So bulls S2aS4. calves. s. J'H
s. Receipts to-dsy. ~ 0OO tomorrow. 5000.
market 5dIoc lover mixed and butchers. s. l5Gs5 -
good choice 5O0S5 20. rough heavy. s. -
light s. sJH&5 "a; bulk Of sales. s. 2JGS5 2"
SIEEET-Hsrepts 10000. steady. lambs weak;
good choice ethsTs 81 qS4 90 fair 20 choice mixed
t1dS4 Western sheep 81 25aS4 -. native lambs
81 5-aSJ 40 Western lambs. s. 1885 s.
Cincinnati FEB .4-HOGs quiet. Sass 50. CATTLE
strong 81 2Jdt4 60 SHEEP steady S3gS4 65 LAMBS
easy. lower. - SO 80
Kansas CITY. Feb. 24-CATTI.E-Recep.s . 900 head.
Including 0utL~rus. steady TO- higher;
r0rt and 81 bOdSj 10. fair good.
s. Western FED S3aS4 -, stockers and
S3HS4 southern steers 81 2HS3 90 southern
Soaxl -. native Sass 10 native Eeifer7
2oaS4 - bulls s. 5caSS 50: calves S3gSG So HOGS
L. head. market steady, s. So bulk Of
sales s. 20aS5 45. heavy 81 aeas5 So packers s. ga
S. 81: pigs and lights 81 dS5 IS. SHEEP-ReCe!7rs.
200 head: market SLOW weak native lambs s. =
s. s.. uls. s5RSj 50 fed 50 sJu&4 To-
eIss clipped ysarHEs S4aS4 -; stocksrs and feeders
s. bOGS4
Union Stock Yards. PittsburE. FEB 24-CAT-TLE-
steady choice. 81 10uS5 30 prime.
81 s0qS5 10 fair. - 4Oa;l Is HoGS-ReeeiPts light.
market active best weights and slow light grade.
prime heavy 81 oogs' % MEDIUMS s6SS le Reayy
rouFhs S4aS5 y sHEEP-Supply light; market steady
-ins vethers SOUS5 cuIs and common, 50 5Oq - ..
ehoi-e lambs So 40d&6 90. veal calves, s. SOGSs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York. Feb "a 1904
PEAS-Our market continues m n
more OF condition. due % lEht recept
limited supplies n transit Marfew Jumped
- a. re a. ~ and red kidney have had few sairs
an about Buyers PAID - - lestsTesl
.,FrS-,o,r about all that available
end \ sobbing sales reported te-oey AZ " ~
TESf.e lfdnav sold 70 arrive a. Sc Turtle soup are
loo higher Foreign beans are sharing fully IN The
5r,7r9r,x.rFenf Scotch peas stil scarce ard CUTE
quote marrow. choice Der bush
y -. do medium = zos 90 pea y Il -.
r-eF kfdnsr Ia do waite kidney. y $40
So AZ yellow eve coo - s. "a: % black turtle soup
il lima. California. s. A5a s. 5o5 DO
Ifalian medium S-as2 10; do other foreign medium
foreign pea ~ - y y 90 green peas
ec4orrh hagA bush, 81 80 = 81 q y
BTTTTEHTlecepts to-cEy inctude 80 ooNes o. retio
- srzrIsit for and about a heid
1rerer ffona freezers THIS hforEft fhe sup
fresh down - r1oosrst -
.,-orc-tt~rs While buy1nC quife as brisk
seemed - suflcenf oefnano -
sske " an che Foods vel sustained prices lnie -
raT5czrY - fancy fresh creamery ana ne hisne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
ctss QUOTATIONS.
.rnrntL MARkET REPoRT.

York. February -. Lftrt
- c-t-v chiefly % switches from March p
TliLLl,.,ss the coffee market today rulea
ri ~ ~. s--iye IS judged from The volume =
r-'f. "a f-.sh ventures appeared 70 - sniaA A.l
49, -.-s-sIIv showed declining tendency u-l--
~ - a,-f-rs hv importers. who. l'Neeeis Ne-e
r. II --iatlr buvtug through BROKERS y ne open
rrft ..-r- Il a decline g zoe - points under scar
~ l-,.-l---- following lower LL-apeal caDltr e-A
T1f 49, s-f.-.H- Santos receipts Late fepoT-h
Hlft - ss'u-as abroad restricted purchases sta
q al-l.-s s-g-p.a-t CLOSING steady. but - irl
.f't s.rey mimic Eai-F we're reported * t'vV
le'-t - r-r1-.sau markets Hamburg was = -
ar - u5vre declined = o. franc. ne
~ .'...sss eIsr showed signs - reateniHB- VIZ
f7ll-I gl -aIs lower while hfm offers received
90 5--frr the 1ay showed a declining t'il'iley
Z. - b.lffff March and sold September, lft
~ ~ ~ idea ~ stopping tenders. az me eA.-l
t... IA f're-er-es show "a good banking pfon-. DlL
s - v.efe conducted quietly ana e'Idenie
= - n fn-nartrg -o hrmness % the ma 2rt-
- con ne Interior is Indifferent a. the mo
- III 49,. &C. rs expect couple o- active weeks
-, ~ r.rsI na-fai q Guinness during the rpIing aho
---s- Outsider seem 90 have g7t pretty wei Guy
?, =. --.-Fs- which Is REain becoming narrow e1c
.-ia-.5 sthouch trade interests i1 many cases pe
-, 49, --I-sr are below The leye. 1ustlneo ny tAe
- ,-.l,t --e so. market was steady, Win quota
49,. -srrrr s-am 6A f6Isc Tor ho no Z
- -,rrs n contract prices 20 the loea4 market To-
a. uas as follows -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb a4.-Closins: wHEAT-spot nominal:
futures steady March is had: NAY g. ibisd. July
g. 1cisd. coRN-sTot arm: American mixei nsw. Is
AID: May. sid PEAs-CSnadisn steady. - Sad
a-5C1 G,sri1c Cosst1' arm az Tss6f7 Iss BE,F.F--
Firfn: extra India mess. Sos Sd PORK-steady prime
uless Western 68s 90 HAMS-Short cut. "a % is \,
steady, ass Sd. BACoN-Tirni Camb-rland cut - 70
- D. rib Is - y. 3ss Sd: long clear
dies light . "a n, SIS ed long clear uidlss heavy
IS AZ - ass; short clear backs. l. q 20 n 3Ts -
bellies. 10 10. quiet. as ID SHOTIuEPs-
square, II - IS ~ quisE s4s LARD-Stezdy. rrin--
5as American rpHne1 IN nails
CHEESE-cauist. American finest. vhit. 4es. d col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25

8 loaSi = FFED-Firr. Quoted: western sprirE
49, - 80 arrive. 90 - sacks STANDARD ulddinr
81 3 ~ h S. s. So g; Sog a 90 90 rsa cog g.. 10
% - Iea Cog So houainy ohop. 81 tux. sacks.
GlsAlN -WFEAT-Tae u,a-k-t. while showing much
-tEllls!.lt1 sac, ~ the main. strong Opening at
bat1loeiit iasi nghfs figures prices advanced until
5ny work-d from CSC up % s. o. ana September
lsRH -LNs, - saftc This rice represented
been Indicated by s. 0Ji for Nav contracts a. regis
i-i-a iast week The advance here b. IA
chicago bull party and was otherwise without war
opening bur t1is was rnl5sed ls.e~ NJ = 5sSIt-s
- ne eoFerze influence OF Eve port
NC lose OF change At the time
Win speculation and y crop accounts we're not better
they we're no worse The market fnaIIy strong
va ~ ees. neat either A. New York the
ports but the higher ruling % caused roni-
lpf NE c2sl article. which closed
-IIAif - folioMs5 No. red. 81 o. n elevator and
y uh % aioat. No : Northern Duluth q 12ls.
% ahos5 The worlds visible supply % wheat
1890 ettAe'e bush last week against Increase
of J $4,000 bush the corresponding week last v-a-
7rn followed wheat % a partial extent with
moderate business May 10 setr closing
at 50 ~ against sic last ight July position vas
norninalr 1hEc without business. hopeve- "a h
latter month IN cash article there were 4ales 20
and including 100000 bush worked Tu-sdav The
arhNI Tor corn both a. 20 spot and futures.
10 red 81 elevator and s. &c p aront. 40 white
tbc ano 70 2 Eellow SEC. o snoat- There an
corcinE 70 the visible supply statement: OsTS-Tb,
market Tor oats was nrm and fairly active Influenced
eE Ne srensin IN wheat and corn and Speculative
80 .o - y = az chicago on the option 'ist Ths
o1al market fo- th~ spot article closed
Eiellcard White, p = r bhc RfE-Market firm:
MeFLern. g 1ro 20 arrive, prompt shipment BAR
Ikh-Markef tr1n; feeding was quoted Sic
YORK, snc mating 81 q Csc. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


NeN-1ork. FebTuRfv
REysvEs-R-c-irtr were i45 car. or 2slo head. In
Sy - rars fo- export 81 Tor siaushterefs and
- ne market which arrived too late 70 he
- sale az Jersey city
80 ~ the yards steers were IN SLACK &c
-,S xtb but few buyers: prices were rated oil th9
~ from STEADY ioc lower. bulls ana cows a. the
gfTtIethst Yards were quoted s;eady ani az SeFsey
-. 80 buflx ana good were quoted b0lOc on;
Sbs~s stead. The yards we're cleared fsiT TO prime
.ses Al 81 1895 i2a; bulls az . 2SgS4 90 cows a.
q, -sHss &. FAT ~ - 30 Dressed beef
.,sr1sb A. TsL,o rar ordinary 70 choice native
80. fttf. h-sf sells sc cables unchanged
Sh---s- so-dsv included sqS catf~ oSZ
.s..P 400 quarters Of beef The Ceyfe 70 LIZ
- 49, ap9s c4rr..-s n. Cedric, - re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25

rfhis supply
81. TN. la-.

c07TON-Io- days cotton market uas very s--er-s
N Ar r7Et strong q Efterv-ard weakened r1afe-ts1'.
t tgTessire selling of more less general nature
F-fdae- Ri The heavy unloading q the local hull
aaG arc prices broke about a a pound on fhs AZ
I'VE p'stons Tho decline all the more severe s. a
"t = unsettug run1rs Concerning both the frsrclal
- iical situation iD Europe, and she dread that lie
49, preparations going forward in the Balkans on
nes rTtcpitate England France tie Par Frr+e-
.ost me llan lsl failures reported from nhror
- .tfclsel an influence iu that they inE-ateE les
--lsilte purchasing power. ana 81 appears that
~ j be'ame therefore. npnarentl, the policy I'd tie
- - leaoef % force the market down % Level fhsr
--s feai;1act spot demand. and h. eth further 6e
- SUPPLIES make -he position curing the end sea
- more llllsh from statistical standpoint. The
-..h Va Affn 90 o. decline ~ 6 routs GA Au-ll b.It
80 w henEed 20 points gher. During fhe frst
- .i rr1ts worked upward. reaching 81 one time
49, -- ~ points Eet higher. bl- heavy licufse-
.,--..-1 enc prices working gradually downward
y. 49, Al-l lose orders around midday that resulted
e.ne ot little over half q cent rr0rr -he beef
49,. u .ne morning. Then came . rally OF 2OFea
-. 90 covering hlt before oltsfEers has he-grs
rll-r We another sharp break aggressive
r-ss II - 4seN-liiesFs bull sources. ana the lowest
rE1- &c 90 lsh5-. Nay 20 Sc and July al
49, - Pilcef rtfreseUted s. cori.ne a. egn
~ =. &C a break FROM The best prl-es of the MOI
rsv .--.- q lent pond. TIE decline 10 70 eOc fo-
-tsr.s,, --,oto attract better demand from spot
-. ll-eY non Philadelphia ard surt hfel-e
- sls1 oneruEs sUrsided sonaevhst ths rnsry.f
49, toiy trlner. lFIuE about 10 - N r,ot,+.
Cd en- az "a net cline OF 10 90 points 81 re
o-lle m fhe crop positions Sal -
st. az $4,000 hales Porr re1epts f1r lie ga,-
rtt.. 80 - conlpartd slt lsst wear - ~. ..t-
lors vsr. -. llo' cement were IFht. willie er-
IS ios. . contract prices IN the Local srs, to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. -. p. ul--COTrON-Spot increased
demand prices Is points higher American uidfrE fair
1924: good middlirg 51idf wldd.ins IG6d. Tow mid
ding . 60d. good ordinary T-sC. ordinary. sD. Tee
the day 1I01 bales OF which fsr
specusfton and export and Included 5000 American
Receipts. $3.50 bales ir-ll di7E 5oo American Fltu-es
opened and closed steady. American uliItIiuE z o O.
Fehruarv. j0d February ard March. T50d March and
April 1904; Avrti and sIHv EFff Ntay s1d June 52i
jane ard July T5@d July snd August T.5o1. August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
/. contract prices IN the local msrsst to-day

nis ts-iins \. n -. so- cotton closed quiet st -
i uidlliHF Crs - Tor mid1ling upland ard i %
- ,esterdss 49, were - haies sfilnnsrs ma a.
- tcl1nr. srot,- th flot markets we-s feIeersnh.d
H lssc ssles ~ honnai. Norfolk quiet ,lrcha-ssed
e. ~ u - o@es bal-imcne nominal - points
aft = 49, Aolla steady higher AZ
'tf-oears epia, t-on Eteagy. unchanged ~ 10 25c:
AiglEia zuU q llAer. az l3hc. sales > 80 bales.
rairHah rr.. tt"er. az laisc. sales Za2 bales.
..sfsslar f-- r-1,.hsnFed. at Ia: sales 70 baies
81 eet1r roi-. sialgea. lsc. Estimated receipts
II 90 ~ morrow. NeW-Drlears 4 soD
leaf; a eAs.lsi 25e3 last week and 225 larf
sE Nsaf 49, ~ loo 800 hales aEainst 80
- ~. -, !. -ae .ast year, and AZ Houston 500 q
- - --a-ec Win 2s47 last weed and , SD
lgs 80 =, Nc Doris sns interior points to-day com
70 ta-1s dHy lasf 49,, - =. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
~. l''is arc interior noints to-day
s@lie DAY last week and last wear

~ etnars -, spee.sl Liverpool cRbles-6p0t cotton
~ Anercsa !. - i,plo bales speculation and export
tlinE uris-s 'e, rooelpts. ib 600 American 1000.
-, seranos ,e,l futures opened STEADY, partial I
lefF- No. $50 STEADY. 1910 uofnfs advance.
lu1s 49, ALa Aetct-Aprii Sc. April Afsv SID.
i-oeI er1ir, 5.-t-l ta-ls Juis-AuE5st. T5nd. Al
rltsr ~ reIts rlber- October 80fd. October
ult -. Aateilester1 arms fun rrices insisted
- tsn. Fiia4it conls. the higher prices asked
- t,-dap - ,-Al-Business IN nour vas restricted
~ ftfv 49, -.e hrfnDeas q holders. TIE market
~ firairhss - 24et spring patents. IS 2sqs5 -
IN - trrnr 49, :" clNto 10. winter rateuta 80 100
~. sxtra 49, sf4ss -: extra No j winter s. SOC
=. lh-afs-l.. r-ifter. g 1888 - BfCI1WiIEAf
-1 Atoefs n - eIo52 fooa s. 3o0ss -: ohoios %
go a. 2l@t- ~ ylftA MEkL--FfrIn Quoted htln
'@isf 49, as - hrand BAG 1fEAT,-pfrTr
White and geIow. 81 ss1fi % eosTse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
q

STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
- - r \ ~ 80 LANDI 5St-L-l
streets = i've mlnues later than that given below for
'-'5 A NJ FAST N'1I-7Parlor sleePtns. and Dining
$50 a NJ ST LOUIS LIMITED-Pullman sisePins.
1875 a VI. PENNsYLVANTA LIMITED Pullman
S,sGP'as Din.as smo.1g ana 35ssrzajoH ConP7 art
I-55 p. NJ CHICAGO AND ST. louis EXPRESS
- gia n ISs S4ieaso; 81 I,21I- D1ing Car, ,,
SmoktHs; and OBSERVATION Cars For Chicago. To
5-5s P. " 81 louis ESPREss-For Pitssours.
Cincinnati Indauapols. Louisville. ST Louis ptn,ns
Car. For Gary. ". Va tvia Shenandoah Valley
5.?S P. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago For
oiedo Except S2IIrGe, I3-s5ns gar r...o,-- To
andoah Valley Route Connects Tor Cleveland except
TREss.9--FoT Ftt,shufe. cleveland. Cincinnati In
s-55 P. ". PITTsBURG sPEcIAI--DaHy Tor Pitts
WAsHINGTOS AND THE SOUTH, $780,.
755 - - . '1o t}es5rcsses and Coriisnot sI I
isrdt srleeIS ao "a - 7tErssSio5Si Limited all
PeTlor ana Dining Cars = % - p 40 "a 1S 1850
sunday SIS 25 40 So a n. - s.. g . ons5s-
.425 ASS CDesbrosses anu Cortiandt streets. 5is.
sCgTHEtN z % 2 Is ? 20 n %
I'D EisHt daily Soltherhs Fa'' L''ni'''
ATLANTIC COAST IINEENpress q N ard s sI
p m d2ily New York AMI Flcrica Special -aO
and isio 4F t daily seaSoard Florida Limited
NORFOLK ASD WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
and New-prleans. 3 . D daily -,
CHESAPEAKE < OHIO EAILWAF.-4-aS a m week
FOR Oh POINr COMFORT and NORFOLK--7-s5 a m
week DAYS and 80 p m daily -, H.,
ATLANTIC CITY.-9S5 q. and . D. week days
Psrlor Cars and standard Coaches weekday Par.
Tor Smoking car Parl0r Cars. Dining Car and STANDARD
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY.-l2 IS 2. m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBUFT PARK Gnterlaken Sundayso.
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty
third street StstOn s - Il .. 8 -. 453 p n
and Il 10 night <-days Sundays. u TO- 2 > a m
4 80 . m From Desbrosses C0rtlandt streets.
m. 1890. 3 30 $40 m. and - u night week
. -. q 45 a %
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos. - - - e5s Louis IIn1itsdl
10 10 OOezbrosses and COraudt Streets 10 20 Jos
fPeu1a Limited. s1O55, 1155 80 50. -ih5 10
(Desbrosses CortIautt . % SIS.
BGepha onIy - %. 6J5 755. o. - % s. for North
phiadeluhia Ouiyl . y 10 night weekdays sun
DAYS. sos 'T5j 25 - . 80 - 81. Louis L1iteal
955 ('IO 25 Perua Limited. 10 - - IS IL
sGeiphls 0nIyl -. -555. 755 -. Is (055 for
North Philadelphia onIy) p n. 1910 night
"Diniug
oNSes Nos 4s1 1854 III and 2s Broadway: 1s2
Ftfth Avenue below 23d St} 25 Fifth Avenue corner
10Th ST.. Aston House ard stations named above.
BROOKLYN Court Street $50 Fulton street
wey. and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New-Tork
Transfer Company viii call fo- and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 90 destination.
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
". ". AT-TERPURY T. r WOOD.
General Manager. Passr TrZfic Manager
GEO. W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb. c4-F1our strong fancy blended pat
s. 49, fancy spring patent. s. 80: family patent
50 rs; low grades. 81 70; s. So
wheat-Sprlng quiet. No l Northern Duluth 81 II .
for yellow and firm for other grades, No
yellow. 54s.c. No. corn, b3c. Oats strong No .
white. 511c. No = mixed. 49iac. Barley, 81 q $50
asked !n
chlcacn Eeh oA-Tha Iead.ng fltlres ranEed IS raI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
Notice of Summons.
. YORK. SUPREME COURT CnrNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
- % New Yort-V-rn5u c. Bruce. Plaintiff Her
Hunecke and Matilda Hunscks his wife Green
Ridge Lon Der Company. George D. Brown and Lucy o.
Brown wife Defendants. summons. To above
named defendants and each n them You hereby
summoned answer the complaint IN this action
To serve a copy % upon plaintiff al
torrey wJhin twenty days after TIE service 20 this
mons exclusive q ~ service. - OF
YOUR failure appear Judgment win
against yoI by default flr the rel-r demanded
complaint
GEORGE W. VAN ~LNt'h. P.liLt.rs Attorney. Once
and p. g. Address 10 Broadway. Borough u Man
haitian city lf Sew York
TO the above named Defendant Lucy % Brown. The
frreTolnE summons ef upon by publication
order q the Hon. samuel Gresrhuu1
of the Justices supreme Court dated ne Tth
o. January 1904 and diet with complaint On ne
orir4 of the Clerk OF the County % New ths
t'oInty court House Borough Manhattan. CITY
q New YORK
Dated view York January %, IsO4-
GEORGE w VAN SLYcb. Piaiutihs Attorney No f2B
Broadway Borough % Manhattan. city o. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
STOCK on HAND.

,,-IiT-Irrton Feb- 24--sPIRITS TIRPENTINE-N0th-
ROSI&-NOthfng doing:
se.tnfr 7s6 thls TAR firm at 81 40 receipts 20l bbs
pf'fEy TI-RPFlITINE firm s. % s. and 81 receipts
. ,.--
ss,,1s "a bbls: exports, Is ROSlN firm; sales 3245
80. rec-fpts exports. 544 Quoted A p. & and D.
NJ. Il 40 q. So 90; r. So 90: I, 81 20; h
- 20, ~ "a So n 81 s5 " O. Is W W. IS
% -Ses.on rS-b a4-TURPENTTSE ROSIN nom
nal nothing ccins.
.,TSTN-a r1rri-an, strained. s.; fine. lis 81
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F--rr coffee Markets -Ri0-''7fee market inactive
A. Rfa --uiral. exchange - i6l. receipts. 5000
trr .ss-d the United States = 90 bags cleared
~ Europe oo0 bags. stock So coo bags santos
.Hes MARKET steady. good santos, $500, re-
CENTS s0sa haev. stock 0a0ci3 bags. Hamburg
l1fsf market apened pig lower. a. e30 was net
- Dr. 81 rsr lower. sales 1880 bag Havre-Eoffee
.srasf Opened steady "a franc lower. % y Z. franc
-urr. rt a 3 unchanged = franc lower. Q 30
nl unchanged. total sales g 00o bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

'Dauy. 1Daily, except sunday SUNDAY only
Offices: liberty Terry. south Ferry HOUSE.
is7 e8t 1910 1854 Broadway fs2 5th Az. Union
Square West. 125th Is 125th 81 2f3
Columbus New York. Court ST. 344. SEQ Fulton
Brooklyn. 800 Broadway. Williamsburg. New Yori<
Transfer Co calls FOR and checks baggage 20 destnstoa
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NAVAL STORES.

- -,.rp.t FOR spirits tur,entine quiet. with
chimes quoted about e4lsc Rosn = quiet and IN
SL--eas Tar is steady. We quote; II RPEINT me
s,.1's oil ans machine bhls. e4GO4i nc TAT-Ou bbls
90 ROSIN-Common o good. strained - -; y y 70;
"a -sN "a. = s. IS: W G. 81 X: " W. 81 35
STOCK on HAND.
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cred SIS TAILOw-Pr.me city duu. 24s 81 TUE
pEN-TINF--Sr.rft- iull. 4I=- EOSIN-Co1-iar stead
= q. PETEOL-U3I- T.eaued arm. s-.d LISsEE
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Steamboats,.

TON A AzR F EHs1sx n
FALL. RIVER LINE. via Newport Fan River Leave
Pier 10. y r, foot Of Var only az
9 90 T. NJ. steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
Chestrs each
NORWICH LINE. VIA New Lsondon. Leave Pier 90 y r..
CIarSs0n ST. week days only 80 ?. ~ steam
CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER W CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE Tor New Haven Hartford spring
Re ar I've Pier y o. ClarSson ~.
week days only 400 p. NJ Stesrrs- PTCH ARD PICK.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.

October anil Nav-lbe-. C-1-d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-25

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sta
tse0 A M-Eor Biug tanton and syracuse
5000 A M--FOr Buffalo. chicago and 81 LOuis
- - r. M.-F1r Buffalo
f40 +. Mo- Scranton and Plymouth
'60O p I.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
- - ?. M--I.tica. OswesC. ithaca. P-iTato
- 90 A HL-Fcr thlcagO-Sieepers oTeu . = NJ.
Tickets a IGT. 80 fiS3 1434 Broadway. y. ? ~