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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18

That Mrs Sartoris is making a rapid conva-
IeScehce from the recent operation she suffered
Is pleasant news to her many friends in Wash
Ington. with whom she is quite as popular as
When she was the life and sunshine of the Ex-
ecullVe Mansion, a bright, Joyous girl. whose
naturalness and buoyant spirits her fathers
exalted position never in the least affected Her
marriage to an English subject and subsequent
removal to her husbands home was a real grief
both to her own friends and the admirers Of tn,
great General. who counted it unfortunate that
his only daughter should lose her American
citizenship. 1t was. too, sorrow to Mrs. Sar-
tors herself great Z that shortly after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18

This is not true of Mr.. Gannett's recent renort
on the American forests. which is plainly and
lerSely written. as clear and interesting an exno-
sutton OF the subject as any that has ever been
issued Mr.. Gannett says truly:
bee n carried on almost entirely upon the botan-
zeal side. our forests have been studied thor
oughly and exhaustively by bOtanists b1f ne
geographic and economic sides of the question
nave received very little attention except for
purely &C numerical or unitarian purposes Even
such an elementary fact the extent of wood
land III TINS country We know only in a broad
general way, except for certain limited area :
when nave been mapped in connection with
topographic surveys
Oh the amount OF standing timber available
Tor use we know almost nothing In view of the
agitation Tor the protection of our forests which
which has reached such intensity that II has
become with many persons almost a religion If
Is strange that there should be practically no
KNOWLEDGE to serve basis for such p cuIt
We know in broad way that the eastern Darf
or the country, extending from the Atlantic
coast TO the praries, is naturally a fOrastad
region owing to the fact that rainfall is sniff
Gent to encourage the growth of trees 1'hrouph
out this region the only areas not forested nj
present are those which have been cleared b,,
man and most of these under some form
or cultivation. The total wooded area of no
country, excluding Alaska. is O94 1876 square
TsT
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY
1891 MARKET REpoRr.

New-Tork. December 20 1900
CcFFEE-Lhe bears mel with unexpected and very
ssve-e setback to-6ay's cofsee market: rhe hTs
sncst q such as has not been rhei-
Ia u pss through = many weeks. Prices advanced
9af& pants and practically from the opening 70 the
el5stnr market firm in tone On the Hrsf cali
rbss O. 5dl0 points. which vas soon Increased
T5 & C eUT-5 points by z scare of room ard
sser tceether with good buying for investment
By parties believing that The long expected
rinstol bears had last arrived Throughout
ne sessi7r business brisk and reached generous
ur0porro-s several tines The market closed barely
stsEdy rise e 1012O points profit taking having
ss 2 the close Total sales were 80 coo bags
8 far outside concerned there was little
=, warrant change II the situation here. European
markets snG disposed weakness while the
g-az.sr markets heavy az lower Receipts g
ne uorts Interior q Brazil very heavy.
spt demand sluggish and speculative support
rot notable feature Havre cables reported
sGvance II the Street market for spot
-oaee feeling e4der with prices shade higher.
ab1u OF The basis Of t7s T1c invoice lots Of No
Fz f-I- uE --5 f-uuess II futures Buyers were slow
II -eke hold despite -he better. Sellers
we're lncred await cables and Develop
merits O. 'Cla-re here before Offering freely.
The rzur or contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

81 EEL so little eslf 20 n at s. gr.sssrs 80 10 at s.
70 at So 10 do. IFS 10 81 to fed calves 2sS 10 at
IS 25 / yearling 465 n. at SO so
Andrew Mullen veals, 10 ~ At IS 25: do. 1I5 10
at 81 50; ErssseFs. is5 n at S.
J. II Hume Bro: veas. Isl NJ at IS rs; 2 do
l4g n at S Is; DO. 12O ~ at So: DO l1s n At S.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 2sh cars or 4s12
market making with the stale stock 29A on sale
OF which 2o1s at Jersey City Sixeth-st- Sheep
prime choice lambs about steady undergrades
oer 10 cars Of stock likely to be carried over
eIa Gos % 20 60 ea9se sheep sold at y 29s1 per 7sS
% 30 No Canadian lambs offered Dressed mutton weak
az 5Q7c per n; dressed lambs at 6i5d9c
age IS e2h per 100 10; do "a 10. IS 30; 2os
do 81 10, So 12k is Buffalo sheep 1o7 ro at So 65
Newton Co.: 1888 Ohio lambs. II 10 at So 50; 10
s Judd Co: 200 BuEalo lam4s = n at IS 80: 1s2
At So 70 Pennsylvania sheep. 90 n, at So; State do
50 N, at So: 80 do 100 70. at So S.
n at s. 4o 20 DO $ ~ at S IS PensyiTana do do 7s
NJ at IS IS; Pennsylvania sheep. rs IS
I1a 10 at g 75 % State do 1o1 10 50 25 II do. oe
10 at 81 75 10 State culs IS 10. at So Pennsylvania
Harrington: 224 Western lambs 7s 10 AT IS IS; 222
Sherman Culver: SO Indiana lambs ana yearlings SO
70 at .; 2os Indiana sheep. 9e 10, at 81; 7s do 1O4
E. L Kerns Co.: Is Buffalo sheep 1s1 n at So: II
Kentucky DO, 133 70, at 81
FoGs-Receipts were 81 cars or 5so7 head including
sellers quote inferior prime 81 per
100 ID Country dressed steady higher Light weights
were selling at 7h97%c n; medium 6k9Tc heavy
sales-E. L Kerns & Co SIS Pennsylvania hogs 1s5
ID average, at IS Is per 100 70.
~ at IS 25
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeW-York 20 1900.
BEENES-Receipts 81 cars, 629 head. including
81 slaughterers and for market and
counting the stale cattle there fully 20 sale
Trade rather limited feeling hrmer
Western advices -Four OF stuff changed
FUN Wednesdays prices. Oxen and sold S34
$4 25 100 bulls 80 5o9s5 5O 81 6O9S3
Dressed e yesterdays quotations
Sales G. Curtis & ? oxen, 1888 70 average,
81 25 Per 100 70 1900 n, 81 10; do 1880 10
s. do 1215 n al 81: ] stag, 1880 70 al So 90; de-
50 80. DO RS n. ss: hefer. 1880 n. 50 e6
cows i945 n a. $s DO $50 n a. 81 Is: DO $50 n
COS 70. at 81 20. do. 500 70. 81 60
Andrew Mullen l bull. 900 n. at 50 25; do 67o 10
So DO III fb at So TO- do 5e5 n. So 90: COWS
s75 10 az 81 rs do $50 n. 50 30; do $50 70. at
So 40 II DO. 7ss 10 at 81 76 ID do III fn at 81 TO-
George Dnenback bull. 1850 10 al SO 40; l do 7eo
n SO 1908 10, at 50 So: do. 912 10.
81 80: do. $50 70. at 81 IS: DO 733 10. 81 60
CALVEs-Reeeipts were 800 head, including 30 head
counting the stale stock there 353 head
sale Trade was rather slow, but prices generally
steady ana the pens cleared Common to choice
veas sold AZ Sass 25 100 n little S3$4
grassers SO 50d$3. City dressed SG12c
per 10: dressed easier 7ql0c: little calves
saies-s. Sanders: veals. l26 10 average 81 SO
per 100 10. 125 10 81 Is 10 do I29 rh at 81
III 10 at So 20: DO. 10 n. al S5 10 do. 81 n
s4 little calves. 20 10 at So: IL PSI
s. Judd Co: 20 vsals las n at 81 so; 40 DO. lis
little calves. "A 10 az So
Newton & Co.: % Virginia l30 n. SO rs: 25
Virginia fed calves, 2l5 10 at So 25
r ] Kerr Co: 10 Buffalo Iae 10. SO 75.
J. G. Son. 10 $50 10. IS rs; ! do.
n IS: II do III 10 at 81 So DO l65 70. at 81:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

aTT7 20 h ste ens 25 s9R TRot gs SIC su SS
sis s g ..; sSs5s 5lhF Bran 6an s6 SoS
sie' hominy chop. sl7. oilneaI SIS so
elsAIA-wHEAT-spee Speculative interst in the wheat
influenced sodogi n doubt sn s9 ss on fae 5ef
10 H1s % an bu TPa5a s5 tendency ana rather
and situation generally advocates Of higher prices found
and Duuth smaller than either last week or last YEAR
ts aosces rom GOOD authorities leaned toward the idea
for a. any time especially after the rs Of the year
fails into the ioWer grades In h q fne %eas
arrivals for instance only one car Of No hard snd
m cars o weTe ne 10 No sss sss cars S Or the baans
- cars q winter wheat also appeared primary
sgsh closed aul5a n sisp at e z' net net
Al the immediate opening and twice during the
& 5y Ssd H t b fsps saaa IN nor ., time but their @
On the opening depression foreign houses Joined the
Ss to n loads at ali ports included only about half
Snseed p Eng Esss md @ sl9sed 65 80 & net higher
ana Berlin was g = marx lover antwerp closed partly
@ m T sranst 5o0 o buss s5orse5 Wsnaa
The Argentine situation further complicated by
cables private Liverpool parties claiming that weather
cash wheat o ahoat basis, were as follows Nc
10 I, 80 No Snrtbern c-Sicaro 20 so7<ce Ho ,
& Sy p 3ssSc aaoat No hard New-YoTk 77isc
cosS market m IN the S fsry part s Of 5ns an ss cay
board ceaances OF $4,000 bush supplemented by reports
ofernEs were smaller Later however the
December became more pronounced
nd of. ruling rather weak in the after
noon with December finally sc and May &c off
The Chicago arrivals included two cars on contract but
in general way unsatisfactory as ever The
caused disappointment the late
session amounting 10 only 20 loads English markets
closed lkd higher. No corn was quoted at 4o15c
sls,-a-or and al 45Ac aoat-. .OATS-The market
fsr cash property firm. but without change No ?
oats closed al 27ise: No 27e No Thi'es 81 e1S2e
No Write So=q3Ic; track mixed. 2aia q2s42e track
Marker easv. Western quoted at o61ec I o D
afoat: No Western sec ahoat: state rye ozaooc
RARIEY-Markst quiet Feeding was quoted al
42d 4ec ( Buffalo; mating 55GGSc ! I BuHalo '--.,.
r2T-rTyWFTEAT-M Market dull; quoted al 6lQoZc'
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. Dec 2o-Exchange-Besf dull; extra India
mess, 67s Pork firm prime mess Western, Us
Hans-short cut Il 10 10 10 dun 44s Baeon-esrn- O. n
dun 46s 3d long clear iddles light IS 10 40 10 quiet
46s cd long clear mddes heavy 40 70 % 10 quiet ads
90 10 ABS Sd; clear bellies
IA to Is 10 dull 54s Sd Shoulders square II 20 ls n
steadv 34s Lard quiet American renned in pails SSs
80: prime Western in tierces. SIS Sd Butter-FInsst
quiet. 95s good United states dun SIS od
TaIIow-Prime city firm, 25s: Australian In London.
steady 27s cottonseed oil-EIur rehued-spot quiet.
2Os Cd Turpentine-Spirts dull. 2ss Sd. RostnCorn-
mon steady 7lsd Lnseed oil steady. BIS Cd Pe5ro-
leur1-Rehned quiet. I'd Peas-Canadan quiet. 5s IS+d
FIour-st Louis fancy winter steady, ss Cd Hops al
London Pacific COAST steady. f2 5sGES 5s Wheat
winter lad. No Northern spring 6s 2lsd futures
American mixed new 4s ND; American mixed CID; IS
futures quiet: December nominal January IS 4o71a
Nav SIS
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
OTHER MARKErs-Rr TELEGRAPH.


Chicago. Dec. 2o-Catte-Recepts 1000 head; active:
strong 70 shade higher. Butchers stocks Texans
strong Natives best sale to-day loads So go
50 2o seected feeders steady strong
soekers steady 81 60S3 70; 50 5O9S4 TO- hefers
81 60S4 60; 81 s51S2 firm 506S4
calves, S4QS5 90. Texans-Receipts 400 head;
sale to-day. loads at 81 SO Texas fed s4Gs4 s5
Texas steers. SO 251$4 Texas bulls 50 4OGs3 25
Hogs-Receipts to-day $4,000 head; % 600;
left ESTIMATED $500 higher closing
to choice steady 81 T5g$4 heavy $4 6Ods4 TO-
light 81 651S4 90; bulk 81 s0d$4 STA. SheepRecepts
looo head Sheep and lambs steady stronger; good
20 choice wethers IS 70G$4 %; fair 10 choice mixed
50 5qS3 TO- Western sheep. IS e5S4 20; Texas sheep
81 2ogSS 80; native lambs, Sass %.
Cincinnati Dec 20.-Hogs active, stronger, SC higher
at 50 70qs4 90 "a Cattle steady at 50 25d$4 70 Sheep
dull and weak at s1q$3 so; lambs slow SO 254$5 %
East Buffalo 20-Recepts-Cattle. 35 sheep
and lambs. II hogs, 20 ShipmentsCatte 2
sheep and lambs. hogs, II Cattle-No
Calves fair supply moderate demand; choice
81 254$7 80: good choice, SIS f5S7 % sheep and
iambsOerings, % loads; trade Gu and 1Oql5c lower
lambs extra s. 25dS5 40 good 10 choice. S59
s. fair 81 25d$5 sheep. choice 10 extra
S4G$4 choice, So T5q$4 Canada lambs noni-
nay s. 40 for top; loads offered we're unsold Hogs
slow, loads SALE heavy mixed 50; forkers 81 BOG
So pigs IS O59S5 TO- 81 50s4 80; 50 I5
81 25; bulk Workers sold 81 o. Z.
e. a. nrine 81 qoGS5 10. 81 s0qS3 20 Hogs
ea5. rine mediums S5TS5 %; heavy hogs best York
ers aoo5 pigs $4 95GS5 common 70 fair WORKERS
e. ooa q e.. roughs So 50G$4 60. Sneep dull choice
ersr s4aS4 10: common 81 501S2 90; choice lamps
& 2as5 40; common good sSqs5; veal calves 80 'oS'
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

COTTON-Au advance a l. 3 points in to-aay's
special efforts on the part
bull faction Inherent strength and legitimate new
bull influences the real causes for the genera IN
rrUveraar- values and seTni-Ecare OF the bear
OF the ol1Lime leaders, the
portion trade took advantage OF the rise 20
profits. forth 70 interest
pubic and from opening 70 closing operations
standing ohEsIioas prior 20 the beginning OF the near
a15 -rple DAY adjournment On the first call the
market lru, with prices 20 points higher These
uroVe6 @ the session after the
STEADY upward movement throughout the list European
interests number Of prominent Southern houses ano
seFerz vel hoor bulls bought on the advance,
chiefly and March contracts The early cables
while reports indicative OF
growing strength the dominating inhu-
the I5caI exchange further decrease in
crop movement which caused those traders who had
declared yesterdays shrinkase 10 be but temporary
their views conform with the
nsvEbe permanent reduction both port and interior
for arrivals al New
Orleans al6 Houston considerably under the pre-
euce1ve6 ideas Of the bulls Whereas early week
eslnafeF The probable amount 10 brought INTO
Egt" week ranged between $4,000 and 10000
hasa. these down 10 $4,000 or $4,000 Bales
Hr TIE close to-day. and predictions were made that
EllL me month last years figures from week
. Eeek would Ear cveTtop those OF the coming January
possession of good cloth and orders al 1-l6c ad
Eshoe that Fsu River cloth conditions shaping
9Rarc better things and that Manchester doing
hpenoHc business with the Far East and home buyers
reported general tire par1 the
pubic but intention hold aloof until after the ho
ea1s before King fresh ventures. At the close the
ehe was very steady. with prices net 70 p points
he q contract prices to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
SOUTHERN corrox MARKETS

Galveston Dec 2O-cotton dull but steady. middling.
esSc low midding l5-16e; good ordinary. T-l6c Re
ceips T6s bales; coastwlss 6l13; stock 2ei Isi
Baltimore Dec 2o-Cotton nominal; mdeing. l0c; low
iddng 9i6c; good ordinary 1S-lSc Gross receipts
$50 bales; stock. l5.2SI
Savannah Dec 20.-cotton Arm; middling. exc; low
middng sc Receipts 4 800 bales: exports 20 the Con-
tnent 5l93; sales 2iS; stock, lS7, l3s
Memphis Dec 20-Cotton quiet; ullddling. eLsc, low
raiddng sc; good ordinary 1lae Net receipts. AS
bales; gross. 42ss shipments ao42 sales. 2eoo stock
las 7el.
New-orleans 2o-cotton arm: midding. aase; low
uniddng &c; good ordinary SIC Receipts. 622 bales
the Continent 300 bales; sales. 5000; stock
$40
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

sot oo-ton closed quiet and steady. with Quotations
ec higher of 10 1-16c FOR Eniddling upland
- q 5l6c tor ui6dng Gulf. sales. q bales Southern
-. markets telerrapheo follows: New-Orleans
- an UNCHANGED sasc: Mobile quiet and unchanged
osc Savannah firm 1-16c higher al 9Ac; Charleston
sa1y lse lover al 3-l6c: Wilmington quiet and
kee al a4tc. Norfolk steady and unchanged al SSsc.
.iore nominal and unchanged Zoe Augusta steady,
80 nisheg 9izc; 81 Louis quiet, steady and IN
-sec e. BIC Estimated receipts tomorrow a. New
f@1s are from 5000 GOO beles. sgsinst 155O6
SRc anc s56s last A. Houston. rom so0g 70
-' -
eceps ports interior points to-day, com
psfee with sane esy last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

spseuistion and export and included $500 AeFiean re-
opened quiet but steady and closed rn; American mid
ding m December. 226fG5 23-64d value December
and January 2964d buyers; January and February.
5lT64Q5 is64d buyers; February and March. 15.64d
sellers; March and April Esd buyers: April and May.
1o-eid sellers May and June T-e4a5 s-s4d buyers
June and July 5-64d buyers July August 2-64d
buyers: Ausust and sspternber s2-s4d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec 2O.-spring wheat-No hard, carloads.
sac: No ! Norhern old sO7sc. Winter wheat strong;
red re bid; mixed. 76c white. 75c. Corn quiet and
stea Nc 9 No yellow. Al 1@e; No 4 DO,
Ale: 10 corn axe No 4O9l@41c Oats steady;
No 2 white 29c: No white. 2SAc; No white 27A4e;
No ? mixed. 2524e; No mixed. 25c- Barley-Extra, 81
665o choice fancy 62463c; fair 10 good 56Oc low
quiet
chicago. Dec 2o-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

- HARLEM DIVISION.
VIZ A. end s2S ? NJ. Daily. axcept Sunday.
Pullman cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pfntsch Tight
IieEet of7ces at ffS 26t. 415 2f6 Broadwzv 8
t.1fon 81. W. Ok Colurrbuz Ave. f3s
lZlth st and fSSth New York. araT
FUTON 81 and f04 Broadway. 2 D. Brookiyn
Telephone 'On Sreat'' New Yor< Central Czb
Ssrvtca. BagRaEe checked fOm o residence by
WeS'rott EVnrAss rcr,raay
EDGAR F-TTT%J y
Senerai superintendent General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
LEHiCH VALLEY,
ERIE RAIL ROAD

Through trains leave New York Chambers g.
as follows. and minutes earler rron ". 23d ST.;
BOO a. n. paily.-Solid for Buffalo Arr s D. m
Binghsmton Waverly. Eimira and Bradford. Coaches
paTior and cafe dining 10 Banalo
2-3O p. m DaiIy--Chicago Liufted-Fast nuai--Soli4
train 20 Chicago. arriving 20 Cleveland a.
Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati.
$50 D m Daily-BgfIslo and Cleveland Exprsss-Arr
BUEalo Io5. Bradford 30 jamestown TOO Youngs-
falo Cleveland Cafe
9-15 D. Daily.--Solid train for BnshantOn Wavsr.
y Elmlra Chicago SleepeFs Buffalo. Chieago Cincn
Dining Car
VICKETs. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS at III. 1i2 26l aOl ana esr
Broadway. l55 East I2ste 81 and % West i2ssa ST.
SEQ Fulton ST.. % Broadway, Brookyn. 10 River ST
Hoooken and Jersey Stty ststlon New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

ose-1 ExsasnEs speesl Lyspool cables spot &C e9toh
eesnanc sales 600 bales speclsstiol ana e1
9ef6 ~ American, 5000 receipts. 1900 american
1-e5a26sd decline a i.s5 2 NJ eGieI fs-6sd up 10
yNer closed hrm IL 10 3z points net higher De-
So sHasry LOB Jsnusry-F 5i7tb; Feeru-
gsvI,rsah g,sh b5aS Nsreh-ApEiI. 5izs1b Apri-Asy sies
s--~ts bol 71hs June-JUly 505b, JUy-AuguEt. 5-oZb
essssSA-ssptenbeE. Abs; December 5.22152s. Nan
FTSl---s sfls quiet and firm. Cloths good inquiry.
r--.~S-E AND l1EAL~-The Business -four to-day
- q noaerste ses2e steady prices.
- N4th a slghfly upward tendency Spring pat
Sc Quoted a &f0dSs 2o winter stFaightE, Sc e0@
8 n ~ ~le patents g e9qs3 90; spring clears ssQ
s-.sa no winter. - TCTS2 Co extra winter
= -@e@z " grade SIS 6o0sIs IS spot add 70 ar
F1Cf-s go HEAT FLOrR-S2 l06s2 15. RYE
q ssne ~ aeotse Fer e eooa s. soas3 O5 choice
- -as5 % -COEeSAfE AI-Steacy. quoted:
FI-, 0.-se; = sS0s@ 20 brand BAG NEAL
- ~-D.H- ne Eh.-e aa5 ysI5.y. 9scl$I. coarse 81
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
L1vrRpooL corToN MARKEr.

Liverpool Dec 90 D m--cotton-Spot. moderate
business prces steady: American middIing fair i5l6d
good middIing 5sd; middling 1924. middling.
7-32d; good ordinary 3l-32d; ordinary 2352d The
sales OF day 5000 ba.es Of which 500
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled quiet but firm the alb
sence Of pressure but prices were not quota by
changed Rosn was steady but quiet old prices. We
quote Tar regulars 50; oil bbs 81 Spirits
tine 40l=dH Rosin common 70 good strained 81 %.
NJ So 90 \ 81 80. W G. So 10; W ". So 35
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentine lo4O
Tar Vo NNI-
wilmington Dec 2o-Spirits turpentine firm, SIG
36lae; receipts. Al casks Rosin hrm. 81 2o4Sl q re
ceipts Crude turpeutine quiet. 81 SOS2 30 re-
ceipts lS6 bbs Tar steady 81 40; receipts 512 bhls
Savannah Dec 20.-Spirits turpentine firm. SIC, re-
ceipts bbls; sales. Ala bbls. Rosin firm and IN
changed; receipts. 1924 bbs, sales 1886 bbls
Charleston Dec 20.-Turpeutine market firm, 361sc-
Rosin hrm. unchanged
London, Dec. -Turpentine-Spirtts. 2es-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
l.4-So 1880 $500 600. 1000, sIi3 80 q n tIoo
$50 1900 IS 40 t4oo Sf4OO t4sO. '5oO 100 tTS0.
SSOO. tT925 m. @l2 IS mdt.
g. ~ BAsLTIa0RE Al ~ i,0a AND WAsHINGToS;
'5O 100 ,. m. ~12 n rndt
ofces: Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry. rs. H. 2si
. Union So. West. 153 I25th ST. West f25ti
ST. 24o Columbus Ave, New
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer Co calls and checks baggage
nation
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
Raflronos
DENNSYLVANIA

DEMMSYLuANlA
y RAILROAD.
STATIONS rot Ct WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
X The leaving time from Desbrosses and
cortiandt Streets is hve INMATES later than
1n"t given below for Twenty-thArd street
on; "a except where otherwise noted
New York 70 Pitsb1rs Sleeping Car Pirtssurs 70
81 81 a NJ FAST LINE.-Pitissasrg and Cleveland
esrtnen sleeping DninE snaokinE and o6ssrvsfoa
sssspoS fdaisS fSals@sp C.Veand e Toledo Cincinnati IN
i-4S 4SI.s: u :I5iTAao kSp 81 LOUIS ExREEssxsr
SIS ssnf?'i p w. eal'aEe s4 fSris S Ea5s PIaas
SIS 5s5'T?'is p " EwTlsys wFsy5 s. T1Ia Dining eT
Toledo. excspt SarIrSsg rt-s--~ - ~"'-~7o-
7-ss 5ss5 p " =. PSIFis ...sgrz @
52u's. Cspnssts tar cleSslsna except sssarsSy.-
FHEss.-For Pittssurs c1svsiand ana ctnoiansti
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
20" 20 s S5 SIS 1910 Dssbrossss and cortlandt Streets
sIss,O s2Ss Osn5os 55 Sa 20 ana casSs.
esa ps5a.sT casS epsaias ca 5ts:E
!.!P2tinng Carr n. So IS CDining Carr. Cs25
s. s25 p IS Dining Car, 45s GDinnE Carr s25 p
soTTIHERN nT-ss & RAILwAY-Exprsss as. AS p nj 12io
NoRFoGz AND WESTERN RAr.wAY.-Eor Memphis
AfTc cSoIsasi co1s4 $780, e P e s9y. sss and as
CHaEssSAP5AkE Is & 3 OHIO RAuwAY.-s55 a m ana
5gSl tslI AIR LINR-Exprsss lass and i2io
FOR oLp FONT COMFORT and NoaFoLx-LS a. m
AT~rA SsrlS Sr1Ss and S55 .. N daily.
% a. D Week-days-
sts1ss-5 cces1iouled Trains Buffet Parior Cars and
CAPE MAY.-T9 -o.,-
C poins on New and Long Branch from
enntyy--thtrd Street Station SIS a y 40.
src SO D n Sundays e25 a ass p m
30 ~ osSorosses and cOrtIandr strests. 500 m.
--'O S4o and $40 Sundays. As SIS pm
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
0V {DessroSses and Corandt Streets a20. rs Tss
60 tsl1t StreeS - 21 dining Carr. 1O55 Dining
az. Hiss a I255- 70 DINING Carr 21O CDes-
se5 and Cortlan5t Streets 20. 255. 325 355 as
alne larl 455 Dining Carl. 555 Dining carr.
- $50. e25 D m. Il 10 night sundays. d1O
80 no eoaehes 25 s-55 s25. 0imi:ed). 955
2 tDinlns carl u 55 70 3 Dining Carr. 15S
1LlElnS Carl S-2S 255 Dining carr. 455 Dining
night 80 ' '' ~' ' - N--' ---~
Ticket oees AL s4s 1895 1854 III ard as1 Broad
way Astor House. West Tventy-thrd Station.
arc stations toOt q Deshrosses and Cortlandt
court Street S60 Ful-0n Street. as Rroadwly and
lsyIvanta A1ney Station BrooFivn: Station. Jersey
CILy- re New York Transfer Company VIII call for
arc eneek oesEage from hotels ana residences through
Teiephous
road Cab Service.
J. B HUTCHINSON. r WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r --ss
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

Rle-canee market weak. No Rio. 6seI5; exchange
2az- Feceir-s QGg bags cleared for the Jneo -
@e bags cleared Europe, 1000 bags; stock -'"V
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
LAErar-

-~es --t-as Ssaro-C1ff-e market weak; gooc aver
srr s-tor $500. receipts z1Oo bags: stock l%ssVye
- T5a-ah-u-Co-e market cpersd Z pfg lower az
80 n n was 4 ~ pfs iower; sales fovoo DaEs
Iiav--oree market opened steady 2 franc loreI
% r. uncharceE 3 irregular. AprA asla MY
f-snc %. ulhe-s franc higher al S-So n = I9alc
u tlssl 81. s.. 600 LsEs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
LACKAMANNA RAlLROhD

Tickets at % Fifth Ave. 654 Columbus Ave IN ana
ss9 Broadway. IA Park PL. l2S ". l25th St. ana xss
Fulton ST.. Brookiyn- - -
Westeott's Express Company for ana ehscx
baggage 70 destination. Except sunday. sraitv-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship saiings from Vancouver
Japan saLaA, PG98l IplN E ElSl &N0s
EMPESS OF INDIA. Dec. 81, Mch .
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. Jan IS April Is
HAM&Ha9N ISL AMnS AND ANS TRAtTA
MIOWERA, Jan II. AORANGI. Feb. 3
For rates apply S53 Broadway and IS Wall st.