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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-11-20
DISCOVERS TUNGSTEN
NEAR DOUGLAS CAMP

The scene at the tungsten strike
recently made by c. f.. Noble, near
the Wheeling Gold Range property
in the Gold range mining district.
aud by him sold to Dave Atkins anl
associates of San Francisco, is rap.
IDLY assuming the proportions AMI
activity of a Nevada boom mining
camp. Eighteen men are now at
work on the property, tents ana
buildings are going up to furnish
quarters for the men and a 16 ami
NAL team is engaged in hauling ores
70 the railroad at Sodaville and sup
niles to the camp. 1t is reported
that 40 men will be on the payroll
~ the near future.-Western Nevada
Miner.
KEY PITTMAN, junior United
States senator from Nevada, arrived
IN town this morning from his home
~ Tonopah and is a guest at the
Goldfield.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1915-11-20

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03

The New York. Susauehanna and West
eru Railroad CompHnN. including the
Wilkesbdrre ana Eastern, reports for the
six months ended December ~. lsli:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
COURT CALENDERS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

supreme court-APgellats piiyid;on-,Bo-
f hsSrs, insT cIs4Rs and scott Mc"us6in
2Rs"i 80 g 5 ~ S 90 g. a. ~ S. 81 So So
supreme court--Appenste Term-Be-
fore Guy, !. J.; Pendlcton and Shesrn
H. Appeals from orders and Judgments
supreme Court-Special Term-Part l.
.. Before Page j. Motion calendar called
Part II.-Before Cohalan. j. Court
opens at 1880 A. NJ. EN-perte matters
Part III. Special Term Before Davis
causes Nos. '2Os, JISi General cal,
cndar Nos. 2ilh, tisi 800, 23N6, 4l6l.
s sssa as s ssS s s55 ii7 s ,ss s sSi
1856. 2so7 5S52. 1888, 1850 1886. Case
PSTt IL Before Erlanser, J. Case
Par \. Before Ford. J. Clear.
Part vi Before Platzek J. Case un-
Fa T' vIESefo@TSo BaSe6ard j. ' case
Causes to be sent from Part III. to
Parts ", v, vi, VII ana vii. for
trial
pc sSF5'T Blur J-Nos lci E% si;5. ssss
l2I2h. 1855; Case unfinished. 49,.
Part i Before HendsiGk } Nos SSSs
2i7s, aii5, 25O5,' $3.50, 5iiS, 9i7s 2i75,
ans Case unfinished
zoo 251s, $3.50, 2i7I slsl. 2ls2. Case
Part V,-Before .PhiIbin, ], Nos. 2i9S,
2e1l, :2i2, 1910. 2i7S, 1859. 1851. Case
Part Vi. --Betore whitaker. j. Nos 24le,
2GiG' e6ig' S69O 26gl, 2622. 2sls clear.
Part VI Before ponneily J, Nos 2539'
2sS9. 22io s5os, 1854, 1908. 1861 2GSs.
Part VIII before CON ]. Nos, gsss,
22GG, e267, 22sl 1855 i70s, 7gi, 900
5ss33ss. .sSs aSSsss, 5's5ss !S55ss. ii511 ifoo55
4 no., case unfinished
1913 .5S, iS9S sas fl'n 35.s s SS; 1858 1888
/ 5iSS, $3.50, 2SOi. clear
/ Part x Before Delehanty. Mos. 7Os.
2S12, CSC, $50, 6si, 1881 v, lsls, ssi5' 2657'
Part Mi.-Adiourncd Tor the term.
. Part Nll,--AdJourned until Monday, Feb
/ ruary 5, 1915,
| Part XIII-Recess.
/ Part NlN--Bcfore Dugro, Mos, s72s
/ $3.50, 36?6, 7as. $50 llGi li'2, s5S, 1881
Part w. Before Greenbaum, Nos
| 200, 1901, ll75, ilS2, i291 1900, 75i. In
quests--Nos. 1857, 1893, Case unfinished
100. 40. 7o. 1886, -, sss a!s,, Gsa, 80
1858, 1915? 1914, 1915 1919, 1894, ibs, Ss7
9is, $50, 9ll, S47, Case unfinished
Part XVII Before Lehman, Nos
ie:a l:sj, lel7' lnquest-No 1883 Case
Part xvIu.--Before Newburger, J.--No.
ll29, J2s, 1908, 1887 s7S, llls, 1850, l13l
isi6 Case unfinished.
surrosate's Court - Chambers 900 Befor,
Fowler, ;, Court opens At 1880 a NJ
keenan,. Elsie A. stra "S nathan Levine a'
surrogate's Court--Trial Term--Befor.
Cohalan, =. No day calendar
fore Top%ysr, z J, court open. at !,
"PsTr IL -Bsfor. l.. retr- J cOur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
LIGHT CALL ON COTTON POOL.
Committee Hcre wiz Not AsL
Banks for Cash.

The cotton loan committee granted A
loan OF $4,000 TO cotton interests In
Alabama yesterday, bringing the total
loans granted thus far up to $4,000.
Only seven loans have been granted.
All of the applications have come from
Alabama.
The loans asked tor have been so
small that the members OF the cotton
loan committee felt that 1t would not be-
fair to declare operative the , per cent.
guaranty fund which was Intended 10
insure them against loss. Should any
OF the loans prove bad obey Wiil be
borne pro rata by the participating
banks Thus Tar all the loans have
been made directly by the Chase
National Bank and the National Buik
OF Commerce. These banks will con-
tiuue 70 make loans until the close Of
business ON February ,. II is not the
intention of the members Of the fund to
call upon the other participating banks
tor payments
" IT. the opinion of the members Of
the cotton loan committee now that they
VIII De able 90 avoid i"NNing an assess
mcut on the banks and Individuals that
have agreed To participate ~ the pool
Attorneys for the committee have waived
their fe H. which IS understood 10 have
thus the largest Item OF expense has
been wiped out. other expenses may
be borne pro rata by some, OF the New
York banks No general assessment viii
bee made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03

$. Philadelpha. La Guayra' 7ss miles south
OF sandy Hook al u " yesterday.
50 Crctun, Savannah. 2S miles northeast of
Frying Pan at noon
s. Radiant, SABINE, 10 miles south of jun
ter M noon
Sc Illinois Port Arthur. 80 miles east Of
sand Key AT noon
S. Creole New orleans. 279 miles south OF
Diamond shoals ~ noon
$ Gulfoil. With shenango, Port Arthur. 3s2
miles east Of Sabine NJ noon
- larmCr with Conemaugh, Port Arthur
90 miles southeast of Sabine at noon
s. Apache Jacksonville go miles south of
Sandy Hook AZ T.. VI
IS III Sol, Galveston. of Jupiter al u N
- GuHnta namO, Clunfuegos. 100 miles ,onth
of Jupiter "A y. VI
- SABINE. Mobile, 20 miles south of Sand,
Hook AZ - VI
ru- keen,, Belfast, Ga, passed oyerfall,
at j. NJ
So ~ Alba Galveston, ls5 miles south Of
Sandy Hook AT b T.. NJ
IS san Marcos Galveston, i7s miles south
OF Sandy Hook at y NJ
- Arapahoe, Galveston, lj9 miles cast nj
Galveston bar AZ p. NJ
s. vesta, Port Arthur, passed out Sabine
bar at y NJ
So GARLIC. Colon, 900 miles south of SANDY
/ Hook at 5 Il. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER Short delivery ana scarcity
of good table stock in the hands OF re
ceivers caused the market 20 frm up
yesterday, and II advanced nc. on almost
all good grades. Deliveries were Irregular
get Sc. for ordinary " extras. and and the
Higher scoring stock. what little was In
hand. sold up to 3jc. Packing stock was
unchanged, but In good demand. Prices
were: Creamery, extras, % score, 3Ac
q score; slgssl4S. Held, extras, %
dairy, tubs, hnest SEA SSc, good to prime.
2en Sic; common 20 fair, 23a csc. Reno
lower grades 22l sSrc. imir,tion cream.
make, hrsts, s5n &c; seconds, y 2:'4c.'
grades, ia zoe
CHEESE Exportsrs continued TO buy.
outside Of thiH there was little trading
Yesterday, but sufficient 70 send prices
W Lc. This applies 10 all good grades
Prices abroad we're up. which sttcngthened
we're; Held specials l61c. average
iis,pcy 100 1910: undergrsdes; lsai53c..
MisG9H,la d s1s. hoiS ,n. .SI,
l3 - d lilsc., poor 10 good, S1lic.
EGGs.Thers was an advance Of lc. on
good table stock. with barely enough Ia
n'l the demand. Deliveries were light he
cause Of bad weather There was M
change IN refrigerator stock, but near by
white and brown eggs were arm and adj.
stock Prices: Fresh gathered, extra nHe
~ a sac. extra hrsts, 3Ohc.i hrsts 2s'g n
SOC: seconds 2si4 a. 29c RcfrigeTatOr
nrSts, @tia a &c. HenneTy whites, fine "a
fancy, 34h35c.: hennery, browns, ~ n see.
mixed colors. 2siA n 30iac
LIVE POULTRY-TrsdlnE Wa light
yesterday and no change IN quotations
There we're 80 cars unloaued, one ~ which
was express leaving z held on track. Feel,
Ing was hrm on both chickens aud hens
with BOOSTERS rather slow Prices; chickens
Z ~ IN 4 l.fH
BOOSTERS, lac. Turkeys ltfl5c. Ducks
spring State, i7alSc, Western, l7plsc
Geese, Western, l3a13tsc. GuineaA. q
pair. zoe. pigeons. 20 2jc.
DRESSED POULTRY,--There were n,
new features yesterday. as receipts were
light and trading lighter. Turkeys wer,
scarce and held hrm The general run %
fowl was slow. but fancy grades Wer,
wanted and hrm. Amy chickens which
were not coarse and shaggy sold, but IN,
market was irregular, There was scare
ity Of fancy grades OF ducks and geese
squads were without change Prices
Turkeys. Dry picked, Western, 81 q 22c.
fancy, scalded, 2ic.i Tennessee and Ken
fed. Is to - lbs, i2 to box. ?ta 25c. corr
fed 20 a 93c, milk fed, IS lbs to dozen
zoe, mixed weights l6Q1So.; Philadelphia
fancy . lbs each, 23d24c.; brotlers, 22c.
Michigan, sCHlded, lbs, lie, Fowls, t. 4
box, Western, SO lbs and over to dozen
lsc.; dry picked. . lbs. and over, lie OLE
BOOSTERS, lSisc.; capons, 5 lbs, 2Ig2sc.;
to lbs, .3u Csc; squads, prime, white, /
lbs, to dozen, N.7b, lbs, St25usl5O;
lbs, S3.75q1i; dark, 1l7bpS2. Gulneas
spring, lbs and over pair, sods5c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
COTTON STEADY AT
A SLIGHT ADVANCE
Heavy Exports Again Furnish
the Chief Feature Of
News.
PROSPECT FOR ACREAGE

Although cotton showed continued
steadiness yesterday with prices making
further recovery over tho level "
Monday. she undertJnc was somewhat
irrogular and unsettled IN the late after
noon. There was enough profit taking
10 send prices on q few points from the
best, although the closing was steady
at a net gain Df 70 2 points.
As was the case on Monday tho heavy
exports continued T., furnish the news
feature Of the dsy. Clcarauccs ycstcr-
day amounted to $4,000 bales which
makes q total for tho frat three days Of
tho current week Of 2S3,9JS bllos,
aga INST -O7.566 for the fuli week last
wear Total exports are now 3.S7G, 900
hales, against 6,ii3,O00 last year t
seems 20 he reasonably assured thai ca
ports viii approximate 60uO,000 bales
FOR the present season. This Is con-
sldcruhlv 100 excess Of earlier eNpectS-
lions
Liverpool mail ddvices as more upti-
m. stic than they have been for some
time one letter received yesterday re-
porting on conditions for the week ended
January u said During the past
week buying has been we'll sustained.
with cotton OF every description being
inquired Tor by spinnets, who. owing to
the improved position In whica they nov
mud themselves. compared with tht idle
times of LAST summer, are In "A position
TO buy cotton to execute theil orders,
which have been of large dimensions -
rher, .s lee hope for "a radical rcduc-
ton IN cotton acreage than existed some
time ago. There h. NO longer any talk
Of a Cur'a!mcnt amounting to 30 per
cent Notwithstanding the fact that
there Is an enormous amount of cotton
Ungathercd all over west Texas, with
cattle now being turned into the fields,
u is predicted that th, reduction for
thar section of the belt viii not be ia
excess Of e., per cent
Southern spot markets We're steady
yesterday. This II believed to IL due
chiefly to the light offerings from the
interior The scarcity of offerings is cN-
planned 10y the almost impassib'" roads
which prevent the hauling Of cotton to
market.
I'tffr#,- closed steady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
THE STEEL MARKET.
No Waterfall Increase Tn Equip
ment Buying Develops.

steel business continues at abou, the
same rate There are pending orders for
about 5000 tons of rails from Western
roads.
80 material increase in equipment
buying has yet developed. The Lima
Locomotive Company has received an
other order for twenty-five Mkado loco
motives from the Illinois Central Rail
road The Steel Corporation IL receiving
orders at the rate OF between 60 and 10
per cent. OF normal and IL produclus at
u little above half OF capacity. This
however. Is due to the working on Of ar-
cumu.al,d orders and bookings would
have to show up better to allow a further
Increase.
There has been some business in bars
and shapes AZ 81 10. hut the Sl.lj and
Sl2O quotations on future deliveries
have failed to bring out any buying at
these levels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, cloudy on the
coast, local SHOWS In the interior to-day
probably fair tomorrow; fresh north 60
northwest winds.
For New Jersey and eastern rcnnsyl
vaula cloudy to day fair; not much
change Ia temperature tomorrow moo
erato north and northwest Winds
For northern New England, snow 70
day; partly cloudy to-morrow' strong
northeast winds diminishing.
For southern New England, CLOUDY
probably preceded by snow to-day fsif
10 morrow; strong northeast winds az
ninishing
For western New York. local SHOWS to-
day; cloudy tomorrow, fresh northesst
winds.
NEW YORK Fob The movement Of tho
storm from the Central states Was slow. It's
centre was enlarged and covered tho entire
Ohio Valley yesterday and snow continued IN
the middle Mississippi Valley, the lake ~
gions and New England and rain or snow ~
New York and southwark into the Carolina.
and Tennessee
The Pachc coast disturbance remained cen
trail on the coast of northern California and
was causing heavy rain in that state
Over the Rocky Mountain and plains statet
the weather generally fair.
Temperatures continued relatively high 10
the middle and south Atlantic States and over
all sections south Of the lake regions.
II was colder IN the lake regions, northern
New York and New England and Central
States, but warmer IN the plateau districts
In this city rain sicet and snow alternaied
during the day; colder; wind, brisk northeast
TO north; average humidity. g per cent {:
barometer. corrected to read 20 sea level, a.
A NJ, 200; T.. NJ Ass
The temperature In this city yesterday. I.
recorded by the oncal Thermometer. is shown
IN the ANNEXED table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
GREAT FALLS POWER COMPANY.
First Mortgaye Dated MAY l. 1911

ban kERs TRUST COMPANY, az Trus-
that g viii receive at its ONCE. No 10 Wall
street New York city. New York, up to
T. NJ on February S. 1910, scaled proposals
tor -ale 20 10, at "a price not exceeding l0l =
and accrued interest OF sufficient bonds
secured 3D., said Mortgage, to exhaust as
nearly ~ practicable, the sum OF SkIg4b.bi.
such prupoSals should be delivered IN sealed
envelopes prior to . y NJ February \. 1915.
Notice % purchase OF bonds will be mailed
on February O. 1918. sud the bonds 50 pur-
chased must be delivered 20 the Trustee
before she close Of business February -,
cease
o. case more bonds are offered at the
sam" price than the Trustee can purchase.
Il viii he determined by lot which bonds
shall he taken
BA>KERs TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
~ II n. WILSON, Jr,
Assistant Secretary.
Dated January 10. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03

NASHINGTON, Feb 2-The cruIsat
san Diego has arrived at san Diego, ~ =
collier Lebanon at Newport; the eoliier
Fromctheus al TiburOn; the tug Iroounis
a. Mare Island; the cruiser Maryland vi
MaZatlau.
The monitor Montana has sailed from
Guantanamo for Port au Prince, ~.
cruiser bes Mpines from Charleston r.
Port tu Prince, The destroyer Morris frn,,,
Newport for New York; the supply Shin
Arsthusa from Port Arthur ~ Up
| Guantanamo, the collier Hannibal e.,
Boston tor Guantanamo; the cruiser Igs,'
ncssee from Alexandria for jana hi. x.
~ West iilN o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Feb There was firm
tone to the copper shares market, with
gains predominating through the list
ranging to more than 2 points. Butte
and Superior, CRANKY and Alloucz were
among the stronger issues. Massachu-
setts Gas was higher on small dealings.
Railroad shares were featurecss. The
summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03

The Russian huet Kursk, sailnE 20 Gay ior
Archaugel viii carry mail for Russia, clotinE
- n A VI
Tho White star inner Arabic, sailing to.mor
row for Liverpool. viii take mail, closing a.
$50 An for all Europe except Germany
Austria. Hungary. Luxcmburg and Turkey.
also Tor Africa Yves, Asa and Eas, Indie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03

TRENToN. y. T., Feb. "a certin-
cate showing decrease in capital stock
was filed with the Secretary of state
to-day by the Manhattan Electrical Sup
ply Company, a New Jersey corporation
with Offices at - Exchange place, Jcr-
sey City The old allowed capital was
81, 900 900. This Is reduced 10 81 500, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
THE BUCKENE rIPE LINE COMPANY
"a HroudNnN

New YORK y y. F~6fuar, @. 1918.
: a!y!deGa e: :2.o" re- "aar' ha- h"~"
declared on the Capital stock Of this Com
pany. payable March %. 1915. to stock
hoiders Of record at the CLOSE of business
February 90. 1915.
Al communications regarding payment
or chang of address should Doe sent To- the
undersigned not later than March g. 1915.
GEORGE CHESEBEO. secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
CENTRAL STATES
ELECTRIC CORPORATION

'OHhOH NIVth UINIUVHU W. ..
February ., 1915.
The Board of Directors has to-day de
Clarcd a dividend ~ onC-half OF one Pc
cent "a Of lf,i on the Common stock OF
the Central states Electric Corpora lion.
payable February 18Th 1913. to StoU khold-
ers Of record al the close of business Fob
ruary 9th. 1915 Hooks VIII Ne closed Fob
ruury 9Th and reopeu"d February goth
r. Is LASHEH, Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03

supreme Court By Justice PaEe-Dom
mick Muccio IS Seha9ilana Radice. Sc
bastiana tiadice.
BY Justice COhalan--ChaTles Marx W.
Emma SchHch. John W. Keller, Carrie
Bloch vs. Adele NJ. Comyes, Jacob Kat2,
Lehmeyer ". OscaWania PIX CO., Patrick
a GIynor, Cent Trust co, W. Fleisch
mann hty 40. g. cases., Charles Carter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
PRESSED STEEL car COMPANY.

New YORK Jan. %, 1919.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND 80 90.
\ quarterly dividend OF one A\p
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT GH',p
viii be paid February t}tN. 1913. 20 Pre-
trrrcd Stoc khu.irr, of record al closing IT
Transfer Books February "rd. 1918 Pre-
ferTed Transfer Books viii rec open Feb
iuSrN 1ith. 1915.
u. Il sMARrZ. AAslstnnt Treasurer-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Feb. THE local market
Wis fairly active to-day, with prices
showing no Important changes. Cosden
Company was In demand AZ d North
eru Central wds fractionally lower
There was a broad market tor bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03

THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PIrrsBCGG, Feb. Local shares were
unchanged To- frdctiuually higher to-day.
Cruclblv Steel and pittsburg Brewing
each closed Il higher than the previous
closing. Columbia Gas and Electric and
Westinghouse Air Brake We're I'M
changed. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2--American Gas
Of New Jersey was . points higher than
yesterdays closing price, with other
local local shares ruling firm and mod
erately active Tonopuh Belmont was
tractiOnally lower. Bonds were mod.
eratelS active and steady. The sum
mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03

property; Harry Meyerson, grand larceny
Hyman Meltzer, burglary, petty larceny,
receiving.
Surrogate Court -- Calendar Before
Ketcham, :. Court opens at 10 4 VI. IN
Hall Of Records second floor. Accounting
" the estates Of Fred Scherer. Patrick
Morris. T. A. Marshall, J. r. Stivers,
Louis Stutoz. \ Stutoz, e. T., Paul Gustav
J., HoppenstedL Johanna Reich, Adolph
Pawel, Kate A. McGrsth. G. .. Jackson.
Eleanora, NJ Bond, Lydia. Easton aud
Frank Hogan Estates Jacob Geher,.
QUEENS COUNTY.
supreme Court--Trial Term-Held In
the county Court House in Long Island
city, y. Y. Court opens and calendar
called IN Part l. at 10 A VI.
Part L. Before Van Sicleu. j. Par
Il.-Before Benedict. J. II Is requested
that the name Of trial counsel be filed
with the Clerk in Part l. Attention OF
the bar IS called TO Rules g. and : ca.
euddr rules, Queens county Cases must
he ready for trial when reached in their
order. Nos. I'll 735, az, 7aj go, GG4,
500, 69j, 696, 74I, 72a, $50, 90b, al, 745,
7iG 7le, sob 1853 1Gt The follow iur
causes n marked ready viii he passed
for the day No cause will he set for a
day on this call Nos 7G7, 76S, III, 30,
80. Ge3. $50, 77G. ~. rs 10 81, 7se
7S3, 7Si. 234, g39. iNe. jl3 $50, 7S5, 7N6 7S7
7SS, 7ss, go, 19l, 5ga, 793, 794. Highest
number on the calendar rs 794
County Oourt-Crimlnal Term-Before
Humphrey J, Court opens and calendar
called at 10 A. NJ Nos, 4576, 1867, asa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Kidder Peabody 4 Co, and w. ;. Nose
ley a. Co are Offering 100000 Of the
carpet Company fOT sale, The company
u consolidation OF two companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03

supreme Court--By Justice Cohalan-
Murray W. Levy 7, LcVts - Britt
Euos s. Booth. Tuckerman ~ SaucoI
Realty Company, Ernest r. Eckley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
~ PM fN
Sun rises 7O3 sun scts.....5 $40 Moon r,sess ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AL AM All
SANDY HI. "a, Gov Island. .o.i7 Hell Gateli;s7
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k. $50 Gov Island. l.O2 Hell Gate. 80
Arrived TUESDAY, February ?.
s. Saratoga. l. 30 T. NJ. Havana, Jan. -.
50 Vienna, New Orleans, Jan. %.
S. Richmond, Georgetown, :, e. Jan. 20.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
- san GuEilelmo, at Genoa.
- La TOuraint. at HaVre.
s. Finland, at Genoa
- Verona. at Genoa
- ST Joseph, at Marsellles
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Duca a. Aosta. from Georgia
- Carolina. from san Juan.
- Almirante, from santa Marta.
- SlNaola. from Port Antonio.
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The Liverpool market opened Arm.
There 0as a moderate inquiry business
n spot cotton. with midding . points
advance 90 5lUd sales. 1000 tales.
Receipts. a6,"j3 bales including SOFAS
American.
pr..r. .. Liverpool closed quiet and
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n \ Vt nI1a u LiVerpOOI were
March. S.G7, May. S.94; July 913:
October, $50. December, $50. The
market there is due TO open to-day un-
changed 20 1. point advance.
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