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Immediately at Norfolk. She is to be
used as a distilling ship and will ae-
company one Of the fleets for reducing
salt water to fresh. Tine yacht Corsair,
bought today. will be sent to the Quin-
tard works for such changes as may
be necessary, and the yacht Penelope
to Norfolk for a similar purpose.
Commodore Endicott, chief of the
bureau Of yards and docks. has SUBJ
mitted estimates to Secretary Long for
providing additional facilities for
handling large amounts Of coal at
Port Royal, s. c., and for supply sta
tions at New London and Newport
Passed Assistant Surgeons c. F.
Stokes, George Tucker Smith and Ed
ward S. Bogert Jr., have been detach-
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wooDFoRD LEAVES MADRID.
lingo Outbreak to- Mark the Min
ister's Departure.

By Associated Press.
MADRID, April 21.-Gen. Stewart L.
Woodford, the American minister, left
Madrid at o'clock this afternoon.
Gen. Woodford arrived at the station
about a quarter Of an hour in advance
Of the hour at which the train was
scheduled to leave. But the train start
ed half an hour late. and during the in
terval Mr.. Woodford conversed with
the representatives of the foreign press
and a number of friends.
An immense crowd gathered at the
station, composed of all classes. A
strong force of police and civic guards
maintained order, while amid the crowd
moved large number of private detec-
tives A detachment of civil guards
accompanied Gen. Woodford to the
fl lontier. The retiring minister MAIN
tanned his usual calmness, but looked
worn and fatigued.
When the crowd was thickest about
him, Gen. Woodford forced his way
through and approaching Col. Morel.
the chief of police, shook hands with
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stated adopted
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No Offensive Movement Yet
Made by Capt. Samp-
sons Squadron
BLOCKADE BEGINS TODAY
Naval Demonstration Aimed
at Havana Expected
This Morning
OFFICERS RECALLED ABOARD,
SHIPS ARE ONLY WAITING FORMAL
ORDERS FROM WASHINGTON
TO BEGIN THE WAR.
OFFICERS RECALLED ABOARD

Rapid Sequence of Events mt Key
West but the Expected Culmina-
the Freedom of Cuba Delayed
Longer Than Had Been Anticipat-
ed-America's Grim Dogs of War
Ready for Their Duty When the
Appointed Hour Strikes,
BY Associated Press.
KEY WEST, Fla, April % OBS a.
m.)-The warships lying in the inner
harbor are apparently drawing nearer
the flagship. Two are now moving
out. They are thought to be the mon
itor Amphitrite and the gunboat
Helena The signaling is continuous,
and the searchights Of the Iowa and
the New York are industriously sweep
ing the waters Of the outer harbor.
midnight a hurry, message came
ashore ordering several officers Of the
flagship on board Immediately. AT
1890 this morning there was no move-
ment on the part Of the fleet, but the
signaling was still progressing and
there were many signs Of activity. No
naval men were then ashore. At that
hour one Of the Cincinnatis stewards,
who had missed the regular boat, went
out in a hired craft. It was said that
the fleet was under orders to sail a,
4 O'Clock.
KEY WEST, Fla, April 21-It Is be-
lieved now that the fleet will sail in the
early morning hours.
KEY WEST, Fla, April 21-At
o'clock this evening Capt. Sampson had
received no orders from Washington
relative to sailing. He was expecting
some such instructions He does not
believe the Spanish fleet has sailed
from the Cape Verdes at this hour. No
extra precautions are being taken, and
though the enthusiasm and excitement
are intense amongst the officers and
men, the routine continues as on pre-
vious nights.
No special orders have yet been is
sued, and 1t is not believed that the
fleet will sail tonight, though 1t is prob
able that the start for Cuba will be
made tomorrow
1t was decided late tonight to send
ashore from the New York for that
ships cutter, which had been put on
the beach when preparation for action
was made some weeks ago. This is be-
heved to mean that landing parties
will cut considerable figure In the
campaign.
In fact, 1t is stated, though not off,
cially, that the fleet will first go to
Matanzas and there establish a base of
operations.
Just before this dispatch was filed
1t was ordered that steam should be
got up in the four boilers of the New
York. This would enable her to make
fifteen knots an hour, which Is a. great
er speed than could be maintained nv
the squadron as whole. 1t is still be-
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War Between United States and Spain Is Now Fact

WASHINGTON 21War between Spain
w fact though officially declared by congress-
- The startling yesterday stunning
py eliminating
departure of the NothAta for Havana
practically
Spain fairly be said o date today, Aprl21
Two after the opening OF the State this
government having
ulmatum
for his passports.
The public
government rendering unnecessary diplomatic
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CALL FOR 100000 TROOPS
IS PREPARED TO
ASK FOR VOLUNTEERS

Under the Programme as Outlined
the Quota of Minnesota Will BE
Just One Man Short of Three
Thousand-In Some States There
National Guardsmen.
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allotment of 100000 from the emerg-
ency defense fund to be used in erect
ing emplacements for number Of siA-
inch rapid fire guns and in continual
tions.
Aid to Effectiveness.
To aid to their effectiveness the war
department has decided to increase the
number Of guns in the Tight batteries
Of artillery from four to six.
Orders were issued today for large
number of cartridges for the ten-inch
and other guns used in seacoast forti-
f1cations.
In accordance with the wishes of
Gen. Miles, the Sixteenth regiment of
infantry from Fort Sherman, Idaho,
under command Of Col H. A. Theaker,
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TODAY's BULLETIN.

Continued on Fourth Pare.
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the calling of a special cabinet meeting
paign, or rather to determine how to be-
already prepared by the strategic boards
Immediate result was the order for the
blockade of Havana. How much further
liberations it is not possible to say, for
come when the interests of the govern
and troops should be guarded with the
order to prevent the enemy from taking
Woodtords action during the day, as re-
telegram, indicated that he was following
ni6cant feature of his message was the
notified him that it regards its withdrawal
diplomatic negotiations, showing that it
intention of our government to continue
nication until Saturday noon.
from giving the orders to the squadron,
navy, and purchased another ship at
small yachts.
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fN~As ~
responsibility for the breach of friendly re
Mr.. Woodford's telegram resulted in
to arrange an outline of the plan of cam
gin the execution of the plan of campaign
of the army and navy departments. The
North Atlantic squadron to begin the
than this the cabinet progressed in it's de-
the obvious reason that the time has now
! ment require that the movements of ships
greatest care from undue publicity, in
advantage of information. Minister
ported to the state department in late
carefully prepared programme. A sig
statement that the Spanish government
of Minister Polo yesterday as terminating
was not disposed to accept the expressed
} Mr.. Woodford as medium of commu-
The navy department today, aside
continued the work of adding to the
Norfolk as an auxiliary craft and some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
New-York, February Fl. 1905.

New-York February II. 1873
coFTEE-The principal bear features OF todays coneo
market heavier receipts Rio and Santos. 1ur-
her increase American visible supply. indifference
s outside and slack consumptive demand AS
srsinet this the present low value OF coffee quite
favorable Brazilian cables The FIRST cali developed
s.sdr market with months points lower and the
more remote options about unchanged from the nnal
figures Of Following the call prices moved up
po,pts on local and foreign buying but at no time
throughout the cid the market show positive
tendency the other. Early french
eshlee favorable Havre starting at advance OK
A14 franc but this subsequently lost Ham
furg ruled barely steady with tendency toward lower
net unchanged prices 10 points decline Total sales
10000 bags Receipts at Rio last week reached ee.No
Nags aEsinst Dags the previous week. ana SVVo
bass year ago Santos receipts aggregated 1000 bags
fr The Just ended against Of coo bags the previous
week 1000 bags last year Rio shipped no cones
70 the United week but olearances 10 Europe
footed I'd % bags shipped $1,000 bags 70 the
United States and $4,000 bags TO Europe. Victoria
shippsc 1900 bags the United States Including
N IRE United week rs 7Sl bags against
N 3 BAGS the previous and I31 bags last year
saturday steamer Kafir Prince cleared Santos with
slO06 bags The market fo- spot Brazilian coffeo was
ouiet with quotations the basis OF SIC for No
Z RIO invoice lots and 6xc for tobbing parcels MILO
ccees were steady all day. with the higher grades
Msracaiho showing positive hrmness sales to-day In
elofed hays Guatemala and $50 bags Aaracabo on
private We quote Maracaioo. Ga lsAc: Cucuta
6lsc: Mexican 79l7c: Central American eG1ec Costa
pe sGf6l.c; coffee IN parchment. Bose; Mocha lItB
isisc; Padang interior. z3a24ikc; fancies 27GSoc.
The range OF contract prices to-day was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
OTHER M.RKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb 2i-A small supply Of cattle today made
9SySs' panSes 70 the start with
isc higher than al the OF last week All Kinds Oh
So1 s9a 9 medium sa grade. NJ dressed beef
s. f9 s0o seHis Ss.ye. Their.
scarcity Of really choice cattle and me Oux OF .s being
s so at g es4 S 60 TEXAS cattle were in small supply
s .6a 'Sd a5@so Is There va, scramble early
day secure the best o. on byer,
Withdrew and advance largely os, Hogs sold al
an s ss :a Infs sr 81 at = c5a IS There
demand @ and s%O s sSa PSe s
sp 10 81 yoq4 go FOR fed Westerns sales being
sng sm g. q q sas aec s. FOR inferior sD
light weight hoek no; many s9ss Snag Res s cav
sspoi sse head acre hos.. q COO sheep
Cattle Strong higher 50 5ogs4 70 Sheep steady 81 90
loads OF Canadian stock demand for shipping and
cattle and sales Of S fss . Ct ea ssaa Ters er sem
ss..s :aa .S Sss g s ;%'Is rs
t @ choice to 9os s' sood tat $ 6ss
HnssReceipts 100 cars fairly active demand for all
ana Prices T0e nd 3 % FsSd @S Ssi'' packer.
grades # 81 MEDIUM s weights and he ssy sss
s9 3, Sheep lambs-Recepts. % cars fair demand
kinds and Des S Sa s;eaf Sr to 70 goo o
S e cus 81 eOss5 90 yeaTIinss sSgsS % native hssg
ss? IS to sle S. S Esa &c. '01'' mixed 'A'''
ESs, Liberty Feb 2lcattle slow at unchanged prices
og. sctve prime mediums 81 IS; best heavy Workers.
81 Soqs4 81; light Workers. 81 20qs - heavy hogs 81 20
asa 20: pigs to quality. 81 yo9S4 lo good roughs
choice 81 sOasi 90; common. 50 5ogsi choice lambs
60 -ss5 81 common good 81 154S5: veals, S69$o 40
" z snsas CITY. Feb 2-Cattle quiet steady 20 l0c
higher dressed 50 5G9s4 40; choice s5a5 5o West
@ "a steers Sc 7O6$4 and heifers 81 2JfSf:
stockers and feeders So 75qsi so fancy yearnss cs
syss and Indian steers s. 659Si TO- Hogs steady 70
tS,as hqher. heaves and packers 50 s56<4 %: mixed
md medium 50 sOaSi: lights. SO I5gsS go PIGS. SO coo
sfead Eastern muttOns ~ oOU>8 chOlce
nutons 81 5s4 so; Colorado fed inferior 81 ooas3 90
louis Feb 2i-Cattle steady; fair 10 choice native
,,nnr and EXPORT steers 81 2oas5 35 dressed beef and
butchers 81 losst 90 under 100 10 - 1903 ~
asa Is; Texa. and Indian steers s3qN % COWS and
ys,,a-s 90 5OGSs % 90 l0c higher: Workers. $40
W H. ,skers 81 OJI$4 49, butchers 81 l0Gs4 2J Sheep
=, ron1 native riuttons s4Q$4 co. lambs sass IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22

HEMP AND JurE-Eyerything quiet here. bat
hemps were very nrm here and abroad Juie anc Ju,e
sSc; do shipment 4,sc: do shipment U X. 4Ne; sisa
spot 4Hc: do shipment. 4hG4&c: jute spot y =
nominal; do shipment. NJ double triangle ana eouai
ity ,dic; do shipment paper quality &aIc; do mix
ing nominal do baggng nominany Ire a., . .
HIDES-Owing TO the intervening hoNaay ueIe W. a
rather slow sales movement. but everything was army
,snc Nstamoras m bond i5i1c. ornoco. lie; Bogota
puerto cabeilo l6hc; la Guayra, lc'.ci dry-sa.t-c
Maracaibo selected In bond ilc sayanina. l2c Texas
ia bond sQsl1c city saughter-nave steers m+gllsae'
butt brands i0i<c: side brands exc: bulls s.e; cow
i0Ac: country saughter-native steers lo|9o'se' COW"
LEATaFR-There a steady and good demand Tor
leather with full prices noted Quotations no"ev nn
~ via nr.t .esetion so@a5c seconds saSc thirds
ITLGiSc. acid selection. Ooh Q22isc; seconds ~.
e20c thirds isgiec rejects leal,e nne@ sn seenas
h.syr 26q2sc thirds 24926c; light backs COW ZvssVc
ssccnds 2sQ2sc bellies iiGl4Nc oak dressed bas sig
Ing hutts S363sc; Texas oak sole. 22G2ec. -
METAIS-The only feature In metal circles Quay
stronr copper market advance In price
vice slow barely steady oonditions piesss' 70
senartments except speiter. which held It's OWE.
burg reports the Exchsnge rejected que. put s3
for iron and steel p.s ', 3. GOA "a 10 Copper
closed firm with spot April quoted I'll 5ggsi
toyc 81 70 sns casting s0gP1 ,sas ~ 20 Tin eiosei
easier with epot to Msy quoted tagsi4 10 sad 81
closed esSy with spot 10 March quoted - ss follows
London closing cables TO the Exchanss fse is ca
t,r sno, f0l and three months. f64 los; spe'eI nc
s,ft spanlsh Lead f2 S. "a Glasgow SOU ,oandry
rants closed ass Cd. and Mio'iesoo'o ~"
'MoiIsgEs AND sYRuPs-Asde from moss snn,s no
cumulaon Of outside orders the ma sn,,es indIrer-
'as,. daily refuse to make consess,,ons 81,
onot.. E.--c,risans centrifugal. common ee4'"S' $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

..,,,,,ore Feb 2i.-Cotton ncminai middins &c; low
,tSsiing o-lCc good ordinary. 49c. Net receipts fI4
bales: gross 22s2 bales. exports coaswise ZOO bales
stock g g77 bales 80.
SlnciSnst FEB 2i.-Co,ton quiet middng BIC; low
,o,6dng SIC, good ordinary BIC Receipts, LIZ bales;
shinments 800 bales: stock. S0bs bales 90.
Memphis Feb. 21.-Coiton steady; midding. one; low
.sssin@ kiae. good ordinary l-l6c. Net receipts.
7le Bales; gross 2se bales shipments 5.52l bales;
saies 100 bales: stock. il3, sc2 bales. - -
Sa, u.s. c,Isans Feb 2i-coton quiet middling. sac.
lou n,iadng 3-iec good ordinary. 4sc. Net receipts.
~ ss eros 20 bales: Great Brit ain.
$50 bales eoastwse. ooe7 bales sales. $3.50 bales;
s'n, Feb Fiction steady middling. 57c; low
,,SSn1 7i5c good ordinary 4<c Receipts 40 bales
axnorts coastwize lIi2 bales; sales bales, stock.
az 40 bales. - - -. ,.r, -. -
-Stne 5-lsc Receipts 3.sl6 bales shipments D. 500
Sales; exports the continen oi5o bales coastwse
AZ bales: sales 100 bales. stock. ey.fcs bales
81 Louis Feb. 2l.-Cotton quiet. niddling. 5hc; low
mid,ng SIC: good ordinary. 5hc Gross receipts. 222
balss: Shipments 2.5OS bales. stock local bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. FEB. "a 3:45 p m-Exchange-wheat. spot.
No i rcd Northern sprns nrm Sc Sd Corn; Spot nrn;
American mixed ga 6tsd: do old. 80 cad futures
steady February IS 90. March IS sd. Fiour-s, Louis
Arm "a l5saf5 Beef nrm. extra India 6ss Cd.
prime mess. 5ss % Pork firm prime mess nne West
Short cut TO 10 n. easy; s4s 90 Bacon steady;
cnb~rland cut % 30 n. as 3D. short NIB. % ., "a
m ais ca long middie. light 80 TO 3s 10 5ls long
clear midd.es heavy 40 TO 20 ln Sos "a short clear
shoulders-square. IL 10 IL 70. easy 26s IArd-t11ms
western nru. 27a Chsese-Amsriean hness whi> ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22

CLYDE LINE. - r -
SOUTHW EST.
The only steamer Lire 10 CHARLES oN, 8 g. and
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA WITHOUT CHANGE.
Superb Passenger Accommodations.
Reduced Winter Excursion rates now in effect
er>frNOI r Wed. Feb. . COMANCHE. Mon. Feb. %
tP0otiOIS -. Fri. Feb n AIGoNQUIN.Thurs.. Mar.
From pier 90 East River 0oot Rooseyelt-st), r. NJ
N VIM p CLYDE CO, General Agents.
Bowling Green v. Y.
Fl, Cent a Pen Fast F. Il. Line. via Jacksonville
Grest g Freight ans Passenger Line. via Charleston.
p "a EGER General Agent. 37o Broadway n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22

Mr. T. NJ. Thor,an. the well-known wheat crop expsr..
s turned his attention and will begin issuing
noa,ly reports about March /. The trade IN genera
Ahliests considerable Interest in this new
~ many believe his crop estimate IL 10000 bales
oe las fall viii close the actual hsures az ,e
10 OF the season From data furnished by over @pVV
1thern correspondents Mr. Thofan will make the con
npated for 1875 the feature OF his fst IepyI
ecisl reports are promised from time. as SUD
Sen CHANGES IN the situation may warrant -.
Sotton Exchsnge special Liverpool cables spot cotton
ce,ers favor sales Il 900 bales; speculation ana sh
~ 90; American 1900: receipts, 300; Anslesa'
$3.50 middilns upland. jl-32d Futures openea eutsi
siy Lad decline Closed quiet and STEADY: 'sg.1cta
~ etcllne February. 3iI1b February March o. 20:
rsrenApri, 3i7hb: Apr-May. Bliss May-June. alens'
1s1uy siss; JulyAugust 3isb August ssptsnscsr'
September October. 3iei1D; october enioet.
s Al November-Dece1nser 3eohs Msnchester-farns
m. e, ON. Gun follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22

FOREIGN COFFEE MARKETS. Coffee mar
ke nrrn Good Santos: $500 Receipts. "a oot
BAGS stock So 900 bags. Hamburg-Cofee market
cpsn.a y PTS lower. At 2so m. Z to 4 pig lower
eaee Ojo bags. Havre-Cofee market opened steady
kg+ franc higher AT IL m. Y franc lower
D n quiet unchanged TO franc lower AT $50 D. n.
unchanged Coed net unchanged to franc higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
5tcdmboats.

5tcdmboals.
BOSTON amI New England
VIA SOUND LINES.
NORWICH LINE. via New-L London Leave Pier 40 tOld
Nor n r. next Desbrossss ST.. week dsye only. a.
M steamers City Of Worcester and City OF Lawrence.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport snd FaL River Leave
Pier - r. foot OF Wsrssa g. Sees aeSs Sa 3
chestra each -
" r.. block above Canal ST. week days only. 81
r. ~. Steamers Maine and New-Hampshirs.
NEW-HAvEN-Fare, 81, Excursion. 81. 50 fast
steamer leaves Pier IS T. r.. daily Sundays except
81 8 p. n Returning. leaves Nev-Haven 1880 niche
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
TNRENCH LINE.

LNRENCH LINE
DfPFC-r LINE TO HkVRE-PARfS HRANCE).
Sailing every Saturday. at 10 q. m.
49, pser no AZ North River, foot Morton Street.
Ia Cbampsxne.....Feb 20 La Normandie. March 10
r. pre1sgre March Ia Champagne. March -
Il G..cogne :. March II La Gascogne April
c.r.l Agency for u S. and Cam Bowling Green ". T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22

Ro-Cores market arm No Rio. ss175 Exchange.
ez-s2d Receipts - COO bags Cleared for the United
States 1900 bags Cleared for Europe. 1000 bags
Stock zs0oo bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22

,coTTOS-Ths net results Of to-day's cotton market
particularly gratifying 70 either the bulls or
The less confident traders had eyened their
on Friday Saturday In anticipation Of Sunday
no, disposed add 10 their utsandnx obi
Cations Of the fact that sensational developments
result the investigation OF the
Maine disaster under at Havana By the Naval
Court Inquiry Smaller investors were extremely eau
uo1s particularly the grain and stock markets
were feversh and unsettled The larger share OF transa
tons scaipng nature Liverpool sent few seat
tered selling orders the start but took little or no par
In trading throughout balance Of the session Although
900 1900 bales for the days port re-
eelp:s regarded heavy early N the cay,
later advces from South showed export ana coast
wise clearances would considerably exceed hs amount
Private dispatches from the South and East showed III
ue change the general situation buyers ana seuers
being Fall River. while foreign REPRESENTATIVES
tn domestic spinners IN active competition ior &c
cradle grades OF spot cotton In nearly a.! MARKERS lne
t1tare list closed quiet unchanged prices 70 points
M lower. TOTAL sales futures 49, 100 bales
Spot ruled steady closed quiet at uIohanSed
lse ana 7c respectively. year sales OF - oa.ss
were TO spinner Southern spot cotton msrkets, nu
eng quoted. follows Mobile nothing doing Ssc;
ssvsanah quiet o<c sales 700 baies WIninx1oh bIIn
We; Norfolk tteaoy. SIC. Gales baes baltimore roi-
ma &C. Augusta steady. 5HQ5 1910 sales 40 bales o.
eislec sales es4 ba.es: New-Oreans steady at o'ze
sles $3.50 bales. Charleston quiet al orc: Menlponls
tteacy at 5tsc sales 45O bales. Receipts az Se"U@
sons for tomorrow officially estimated al IVoo 70 ove
ce ssanst IL 3o4 bales last week. sO43 bales art year
and l2is bales 1sssle5 Receipts at Houston for 70
e last week 1907 bales ard 1908 bales on ~
20 Iotsys export c.earanees aggretaec 20 oe'
% against totai port receipts % 80 sos bales me ef
S3s movement Ence September has been as iosio"t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22

colored dull los Tafow--Prims city nrm. 10 Cotses-
seed oil-flverpooi refined nrm. fos 3D. IurpsnuTs
Spirits Arm PAS % Rosncommon stsady IS 90 xs,.nsss
ports a. 500 quarters from Pacific ports 1900 quaIts
Imports corn Liverpool from Atlantic ports TOT sns
week. %. 30 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
-orI.xD.AMERICA LINE

IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMsTERDAh.
VIA BOULOGNE-SUR-AER.
.,.raann 10 ........... Saturday. Feb. g. 10 A. Il
:, Saturday March 3. 10 A. n
D. o "se nrices great comfort. superior Accommoda-
. no'e snnlv for handbook and terms to Gen. Pasa
.nncv 3o broadway New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
~ DAYS European Tour for $3.50 Itinerary.

4 Lakes OF Killarney Dublin. Glasgow Trosaehs.
Edinburgh Shakespeare District. LonSoa. Holland Bel.
GUM 30 days' tour covering all OF Europe s<o
Ten other tours FRANK BAKER 90 Nassau. Ne~-York.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrptions fcs The Tribune
n received al Uptown Office No l.2t2 Broadway.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
UO VENEZUELA.

ITO VENEZUELA
= Steamers OF the RED d. LINE. under man cpa-
tract the United States Government are appoints1
70 sar from Robert pier. Brooklyn.
For Ia Guayra Cor Caracss) Puerto Cabelio. Curacao
" and Maracaibo. via Curacao
60 PHILADELPHIA. "Wednesday FEBRUARY q, I .. ~
ss CARACAS. Tuesday, March g. ] p n
&c VT,NEZI Thursday. March IL. y n
80 BOITLTON. BLISS DALLETr.
General MANAGERS No fg Froat st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
WHITE STAR LINE.

"A. QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL
Majestic. Feb. %. noon Majestic March Is nooa
f.srnsnio March 2 noon Germanic. March 3d.
Teuton,c March 9. noon Teutonc. April noon
prsannIc March 10. noon Britannia April 49,
Ear massage freight and general information apply
" WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier No IS. North River. ONCE. Broadway. N. z.