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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-14

MT. Eek, the successful and up-to= date photographer at 512 West See ond avenue, will close his gallery from the first of June until the first of October. 1GN
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-14

JACKSON, MISS, March fG-Tha sale of the Fieksburg. Shreveport & Pacific railroad is to take placa on
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Chicago Newspaper P6blfEbor's tsr r.'z eia Ion, the press rooms Of it's mem n are oDen' ofric5s -
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Ntt44GVIICu. EIVRFV seat in the house was taken ali that
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If you have House for Rent, or nave anything for Sale, advertise it in this Column.
 Rates: Three lines, one week, o5 cents, CASH IN ADVANCE.
 If charged, Will be charged at the regular local rate of cents a line each insertion.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool ca6les-the i
p00l S1eie itS Thursday close Decem6e 4s2s 1
sD: MaPc5Apr eS;
ATT-Aay $50 29y & MaEIune ga
+2zs ,rfP Nd NFAL-The -four day was un-
,ort iut ,be tone better owing TO grain
,eDrb Quoted Spring patents 50 95e1S4 80 winter
90 aSs - extra winter. 50 a-ISa 10; extra
70 50 .ok2 ~; nc grade & 5000 o se95 noia apa
= spot snd 20 TO BASS 40 CHOICE to fancy 81 asa
212ed % 2o Far 70 ne Quoted Tn dried,
S 5Csa e brand BAGMEAL-Dus ? ssosi 9gs'ed 40
rFEnEouiet Quoted Spring bran spot S25: sacks to
arrive 300 = So spring bran 1 sE * sr 30: 90sgSe ssT
inseed oiIcako $50 2"as2s so corn ohcake' ~ 'o
h"sf1z So T-Durins session to-day
wheat continued started Friday. but on the
o9cgock when Nav was s4lc. q sc from the
previous night After me opening prices ices aasanced d
buyng outside account Apart from little foreign
senG stI% o on scno,nt Of the decded strength
chiefly because Northwest receipts were only
800, 20 &C. ,ners which ser1,sd 10 boId q m 70 the
the late curb first started During
on The idea that the market was going to close up
strong sentiment
while the declining tendency that showed itself in
ENCOURAGED some Of the bear traders out
Monday and good increase in the visible supply owing
small shipments for the week At Louis
suggesting crop news but This feature soon
DISAPPEARED Only loads were reported taken for ex
Northern Duluth s5Ac. and No hard Duluth ss1sc all
corn received vigorous support in all markets
advancing sG11c result The cables sd higher
nj Liverpool. stormy weather West was considered
menace TO the movement and commission
irs1f % SunF o b at & she = This had quite an
when bears made drive the after ~ O'Clock
lowest point Of the dav closing Ar ?, ~ - ene
There wss no export demand Several changes
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
CHRIsTMAs HONEY GOES ABROAD
GREAT RR1TArn GETTING THE BULK OF
IT-PoSToFFICE BUSINESS EXCEEDS
THAT OF LAST YEAR

The Christmas transactions this year al '.'
PostoFice show a great increase over iast 't'
figures Superintendent Elliott. IN oharEc Il me
Money Order Bureau. gave out las nighl d So
rnent showing total local transactions for the -a'
four days Of g 80 31 g.. OF this the money o'e
amounted TO 49, 762 90 funds received from post
masters 81 100 Jos 50; money orders, 9sS09 So post
masters. crafts paid. s22ss8s: bills Of exchange
bought. s6575a2 %.
This local business does not show. however 'iie
compa risons of the foreign transactions IN the
last four davs three steamers have l2it ms pcit
Or December Il the St. Paul sailed win - % %
Twenty-ore thousand three hundred ana mn,
two orders amounting 10 S24s s54 .. T' - to ''ft
Britain The next in order was er- any = -
orders amounting TO So 49, 70 I7fL ar
win / 535 orders amounting % 81 III . W -
seven thousand dollars was s@nt q tuS,.-a =
,o0 coo each to Norway and Hungary nc i = -
fer,d which left on December T. C1.'5'C 9 -" G.
dere amounting to 1854 s.. Grea " = = =
oeyed II g7s orders amour tins 20 81 30 - IN
came Germany with 4s02 orders S:hoGIl-.'lE q
siS s2f IS Italy followed ii b 81 orae7s or 30
7s9 So. --.-s--. 80.
The third steamship = n eaic1 y sJe-day VIZ
the Kaiser with, I'm der Crosse sl.e rr'e1 ":
her "a 42e orders. aEcreEatins S316,s'I Il CIR AZ
Britain again took the bulk Of the money, WIN
is Os4 orders for SSlSS5 &C. Germany Tfs asa =
second with S23S orders. valued a S'6.>, ihell
came sweden with rs oriors- fcc S-E654 IL ara
France with $50 worth 5000 =
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
EUROPEAN PRoprcE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec Is.-Ciosingss Whest-Spot firm; No 2
red Western spring,
iiz6: No California c. sgd steady March
6s %: May 6s 2&a Corn-Spot quiet. American mixed
old duil: Janrary 4s4d lIarch 3Ad
May. 5s 3% Flour-St Louis fancy winter firm rs Sd.
Peas-Canadian 6 ilisa Hops q Loadon-Pa-
steady. - Fs15 Il Beef firm. extra India
S5s Cd. Pork prime mess
steady: rails prime
Western terces. 81. F-aus-Short cut il to 16
10 dull z7s Cd quiet Cumberland cut 2s 10 40
10 Sd: short rb, 6 70 "a n, AIS Cd mid
1les light 2s - =, SIS; long clear mddes heavy IS
40 ~ 46s short clear backs 1s 2o 10 ass:
bellies 10 ShorIders-Sduare. to N
steady steady States 92s good
tinted States 1as Cheese firm: American frest white
feet col red AS Tailow firm prime
city Australian in London Bis Cottcnseed oil
,-on refined spot quiet 22= Turpentne-Splrts firm
27s Sd Rosin-Common steady Petroeum-Refned
frrn fkd. Linssed oil steady. 32S
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-York December 4,
choice domestic marrow beans with the supply in
choice pea arc not oyerpeaty and continue 70 job 81
less The demand for these goods is not arr al 5
nR d haney snow @ suite stroHg feeling the
sales at 81 20 seeTaiy but some holders asking
ecs Tsnn GFesn be beans are moving out pretty well The
deed some holders are asking money owing
shoe mgn nr bsb 90 f d neg gg0{ 81
Psa1 P 1 So do red kidney choice 81 90 do white kidney
choice sos$1 s. lima caifofns Ss5 s. Is
do eeq saofc s. s $ s2 green peas bags 81 829s1 a5
BUTTER-Fresh arrivals to-day were quite liberal but
{1ey included nearly 1000 Pkgs Of June from
loo loo PFs more than last week and they include 27Oo
the West report very cold wave producing sec
the feeling here to-day though the demand has not
developed much force as yet Under the call Change
at 24c and one lot of % tubs seller Monday at 24Ic
over receivers Seem to feel that the recent
Storage creamery in buyers favor Some hold
urging on the basis of for extras sats
and held. without quoabe change Supplies are not
week up 8S4 kss about oneaf OF Whc6 vent eT ne ne
per m c ro do the M 6o cream
9a2lG do thirds 1eal7c creamery. make. extras
held thirds l5@1c state dairy tubs fresh fancy 2 SS
5G1sc western imitation creamery fancy isdis1sc do
zs arT tsB s97c soH 90 lGTsT $ lls Wes5s
do June packed. fancy. l5qf51c; choice l4S
lGai7c % common to prime laa15c renovated butter
fancy, lSqlsc; do common choice, 13117c; packing
ShEhstmThe Ell, market presents quiet appearance
DAY and without features interest Conditions
are c1ndeed favorable and holders firm in their
Ior all desirable grades Fancy
but stocks light and holders inclined urge
sales al present top prices. Fancy have
fair outlet. but demand for
Tor current use Summer made cheese is working out
OF colo storage but rarely above 91sc for
So Tor small though some desirable grades held
cables AS for coored and 46s Cd white Exports for
week 1919 boxes We quote: State. full small
September FANCY lO74 Gle. late made
loqlcAe; do good 70 prime. 91.9a&c: do common TO
fair 1ac DO large September. fancy 10Ql0Ac do late
made average best 9H 99zc do good prime 6ec
DO common TO fair. 7GoAc: light skins, small,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ch,cago Dec I4-Cattle- Receipts. 2O0 head: steady
Quotations nominal. Good 10 prime S5gS' sO' poor 10
medium SIS 75aS5 90: s0ckers ana feeGes: E2a$1 %
cows siGS4 80; heers 81 JOqSJ; Gamers, SlS2 buis
81 75aSz 30; calves S2QS5 %; Texas feed steer 81 q
< 30 Hogs-Receipts to-day ls,Ul9 head; MONDAY 81
900: 1000 Steady % strong and higher Coso
heavy Sc 2OGS6 CO. rough heavy, s. SGSC 10, light S3a
So so: bulk of sales, s5GS6 30 Sheepecepts. lcU
bead: sheep steady firm Good choice wetheTs
s. hoas4; Western sheep. s3q$4: native lambs, - "oq
~ 40 Western lambs. S29S4. 1900 l,..,.
CircinnatI Dec. 14.-t5ogs steady Sass 20 Cattle
steady 81 25GS5 25 Sheep steady, 81 51Sd % LAMBS
eteadv, S36S4 IS. ,.--
Fast Buffalo Dec 14.-Cattle-Receipts light closing
with downward tendency Veals-ToPs. &c 1JltS; com
mon to good. Sass 75. Hogs-I2ecePts: 4.>oo he2a
sctix,s and 1Oc higher. So 0TS6 10: light DO
g ano7ss o5. mixed packers 2OaS6 heavy. Sc Bog
IS so pigs 40as5 so; roughs. s. 40aSo o stag sag
"a Sheen md lanbs-Recepts. l3,s head stedcE
10 frrn; choice lambs s. 2oG$5 %; good TO choice 81 oa
* 10 c1Ils TO fair SsGSi -. Sheep-Choice HANDY
sratbers IS 6OGS3 75; extra mixed, 81 fog
So so. cuis and 81 50qs2 e5 heavy export ewe
snd .rethers 50 6eGS3 80; yearlings, s. 15qs4
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

COTTON-Net results the days doings
quite friends of the staple all things
the condition OF Wall Street affairs such TO dis
hearten local longs ward off investment buying on
the opening English prices off ia TO 3 points at
today, whereas change had been expected
sentimentally give opening with
prices down points Liquidation and bear selling
conspicuous the call while demand was relcted
entirely the purchases Of scalpnS shorts VINO
advance. But long after
opening the market took decided turn for the better
hack last nights bids on a scare or
light receipts the ports rumors that spot markets
South higher and official REPORTS that an
intensely gripping the Southwest. with all
jndf
Sunday sections of the belt.
local house offered March in
81 900 bales being unoaded This
forced liquidation and prompted bear pressure
low figures Of the day as result
the steady at net decline OF = 10 {
rofrts rise / points from the prices
o'clock, due TO hasty ring covering ana
been uriustlv sold That this theory was well
a was proved the curb when prices ran up
points almost minutes. a scran-
% New-Orleans and execution OF belated
all points South and ruTnors tll
Southern SPOT refusing 10 consider last sell
alarm the shorts penold reports OF
cloths and dryGoods were not
prevailing sentiment a private
liverpool cable break in that market
a deliberate attack by few bear leaders
wire service with country points. The continent reported
in yarns and cloths Ihere "eF
crop hand from the Southwest
while estimates were quite
- aenp with the official Of the ernment The
spot cotton was quiet nut seadE WIN
noes unchanged the basis Of SIC for rnlddng up
land for middling Gulf There were no saIes
The range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
c,CH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-EOrk. December II,
CoFFEE-Coee futures were easier i, '1nn9rt The
r-o6- nd in absence OF hull SuPFeGI.
rni-r tas barely steady decline Of points iis
level being adhered without much damage az
featureIesS altdti' ne
tdta1 business amounting only 1890 bags anu
setfnS for the most part the week end adJuS.et5
among the profession. Final prices were net
lower steduy larry eaotSs,
r,,t he excaption of Hamburg. favorable showing
an advance of y Havre gam OF % Ieis a.
r9{o ard of in Of exchange
cents were moderately proportioned. and had tte 10 ~
AL ports they alhoul,Tu "
as 600 bags and towns 10 81 100 bass aI
Il pfg EaTre later Iosl LLs 90
Stisnce and closed net unchanged fair volume 3t
warehouse deliveries noted anlountlnE 70 t',U
market ruled quiet ail
steady al former prices based on 6c FOR fo no %
81 i lots. The steamer Od'aIiia
cleo~ed from Rio December 13 with 25.0oO bags - -.
The range contract prices in the local MARKET ''
va follows
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Dec Il. P -Cotton-spot quiet prices
miodlinE. ! I9-32d. the
day 1000 bales of which 500 for speculation
and export. and included 400 American Receipts,
200 bales all American Futures opened and closed
quiet. American middling. O December. 30 Cad
December and January. 3Gf64 3i64d sellers:
January and February 2964Q4 soe4d buyers February
2e-S=d buyers: March and April. i 2S-64G
buyers: April and May. 64d value;
May June. 2sssG4 2964d sellers: June and July
2s-64d sellers: July ard August 2765f74 2s5Ad SELL
and September. p -e474 "a 4-64d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
NAVAL STORES.

tn. market for spirits ruled quiet unchanged again
to-day while tar and pitch STEADY We quote;
TAR-Regulars. 81 -; do oil bols, - 30
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--}7S4 13~1+ - - oo
RosIN-Common good strained 81 %; d u y "a "a
M So: X S3 60; " G. 81; " W, 81 10
STOCK OK HAND
1851. 1851 .--,;-a -...-. $40 bbls
Sp.tiNs hoit ...---s-...-... 80 bbls
Wilmington, Dec 14-Spirits turpentne-Nothing ine
receipts 81 casks Rosin hrm !cd$1; recepts ~ Dds
Crude turpenne quiet 81 10gs2; receipts, u pals Tar
arr 81 %: receipts 379 bbls -
Charleston Dec i4.-Turpentine firm. unchanged Rosin
uncha
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

n the cash differences notable frrnness oelng
nd No yellow, the former coSii4e
and the latter 75Tsc No corn closed a. strong
OATS-Iu he market theFe a q
followed by late realizing and decnei m
svr11ar nv with other markets NO oats rs - -rack
~ 51s,c. No . white 54Ac No white % t' uacA
mixed 5ia52c; white 5SqSac an2 no western
-ai5c and No western re. both o Enesine was
we 67G6sc. .BARLEY-AIarket ,tE aIii- Rufslo
qgotSq CIv CRAJNMarket dull Quoted; 81 q per
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec i4.-Cotton quiet: middling slsc; low
ut5dlinS 7+c good receipts, le6 bales;
exports Great Britain. 2l2S2 sales $50 stock 2ls2
Memphis Dec l4.-CoJton steady; middling. sc; low
raiddlng 7sc: good ordinary, 7sc; net receipts = 2i6i
bales; gross shipments. 5z25 sales 1850 stock
iii III
Savannah Dec. I4-Cotton quiet; middling. T5sc: low
rni6dling 7-Iec receipts 1885 bales; exports coast
wise 8 $50: sales S5l: stock. 135.lo9,
1A--Cotton steady: nnddlng low
4idding 7ssc good ordinary lice receipts. Il al
BALES; exports Continent. l5lo; coastwise $50;
alA. .6r.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
ELECTION N THE NINTH PeGT'IENT

Officers Of the Sth Regiment viii meet at the
srrnorv Tomorrow nigh. 70 elect a lieutenant
colonei II is expected that Major So'oncn F.
Jsnba will be the successful canG date The regi-
rnert naraded in its khaki uniform last tues
0ay night for the first time
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
ng futures ranged as fol-

follows: Flour Steaoy' VIM
7oaS3 straights. 50 3JGS3 'o+ clears
Sss 40c spring specials, 81 81. p2t tents - DUO
50 No > spring Wheat t73 -
red s0Gs2lzc, No . 46l2c; No wflts . 80
10 white 4SG49ci No rye. 641zo fatT TO ehoce mar
5pG6ls: No / naXseeu . 4o12 NO NJ
western 81 ~ a prime Timothy Seed 70 90 & lard
+ract grade 50 -; pork per bbl SO slo o
,er 100 n SO So Gs9 80; short ribs sldes H9Ssl
rIssr sides 5oxed) IS 80; whiskey basis OF ms
t-as on the Produce Exchange today the budor
marker was steady: creameries 15G24c; dalrles 14-
cSneese steady e14 d1oAc EGGS firm fresh -'c,
Milwaukee Dec. 14.-Wheat lower Close; NO Nosn !
e-n 7eT76l<c; No 74lzG75c; May, 1ssc hye saaS
Sa sSlc Barley quiet No e &c; sample 'eaol 72e
Corn-May, 614c- -, Mo-,
Minneapolis Dec l4--Cose-Wheat cash 5S3s6 MsS. &
md ate1is s. soas3 80; clears 50 eoq$8; second
clears s. in bulk. S2OqSZ9
Philadelphia Dec l4wheat firm. l.c higher; i,,Sa1 foI-
tract grade December. s0idsIc Corn hrrn, lc hgnei
No mixed December. 6IG6TAzc. Oats steaoy;. no =
white clipped 54Izc Butter dull ard weak prints
lower: fancy creamery 242g25c: faney neaT9E @
prints Eggs steady but quiet; fresh hearpE'
do western 27c: Southwestern. Csc do Southern -c
Cheese nrrn and quiet; Nev-York ful creams IAN
small lie: DO creams. fair to choice, 9qlo9.c h
repts-F1our bbs and 05l 900 rb in SACKS "esl
q coo bush: corn 1900 BUSH oats 300 bush - ~
rnents-Wheat 200 bush; corn 5000 BUSH oats lS'o
bush.
St Louis Dec 14.-Close: Wheat-No red cash.
s21zc: December. S22sc; May S21zGS2esc; No naIl'
77ld7ec Corn-No cash. 90 sc; December o'1sc May
69asc- Oats-No cash 4s-2c
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
THE STATE OF TRADE

Buffalo Dec. l4-FlOur firm wheatoBut ts6T I[e q95ne
No do 71Ac: No corn 7O14c. Oats quiet No wilte
h2c: No do 5I1zc; No mixed, 49S4c No 40 t9+o
Duluth Dec l4-Close: WheatCash. No hard % &c
No . l7sc: No Northern ana DeceIlOeI'
Fassc: Nav 77s1c Oats not quoted. Corn SAC
Chicago Dec. l4-The leading futures ranged as 1ol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
Railroads.
.ENHSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

pGN ND lAs HMlE
81 RAILROAD.
STATIONS Of WEST STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND COEfIAA-'Oi STREETS.
~ The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
cortIandt streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
7 New W. YORK Asn Ps6ar Sleeping Pitts0afs %
chicago No eoaThes 70 PitfsRnIs and CLEVELAND
ssSSSs NJ NJ! sAPE APENHsYLvANiA fIHITEDSPuIi1aas
Fo5 sR1 Bes an0
I cz9cxo IH!svis AND q I2' SUI LOUIS
For Toledo Nashville (vla Cincinnati and Louisslsl
P w. sFi'af3 sF E6ufs Sn ,t.pu
P % vE4ERS fSgiys * kfas Chicago E
T2led9 except sa3gIday gI PinE caF pitsOug au
Chicago For Knoxville daily via shenandoah Valley
aSu'f GannesfS M cfETE1ASD 12E &NP ciNcINSSTi E
s5t1SS,ys and sEs7Pf Tin s1s
3 20 . 1910 g 6Pss9TSST @ BIin 9q 6 a p i25S p
ing Sar5 2io De:brosses GortIand streets 220.
Cars s25 dining 5 caI5 Dining ca5, $ Dining
G5F1 Dinns szS cd9 r a. a. m Mo l255 2lS' aas
ing Can, rs Dining Carr. +'5 dining CAF'' 80
souTaERN ~i RAfLwAY-Express. BIS AS l2N
ATLANT1c rsa COAST LINE.-Exrress. 025 and s2'
sEABoGRD AIR LINE RAILwAY-.rFlorida and
Metropolitan Limited" 1255 p m dally- EAp'eS@
NoRFoLK iI.Fi AND WESTERN RAILwAY--FOr Memph,
cRsAPRARE ans ofio ORa1LWHY-755 qSE
and 50 D. m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOftr OL>fN--' ID d. N
weekdays and s.55 D. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-9.55 a and Z00 p m WeeA-oayS
Througl. vestfbIled Trains. Buffet ParIor cars and
Standard Coach-s
CAPE MAY--I255 D. m. weekdays
and Long Branch Railroad ttrur
west Tweaty-th1rd Street Stationl. $50 a m ~
325 ass. and 112V p m Sundays 20 a m 10
D. m from Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets. 9G
a m 1880. $40 SIG. and 11-3O 2. m Sundays. 94s
a. 'n ''i' FOR PHILAoELPHIA.
(Desbrosses and C0Ttlandt Streets b-zJl -, taS
SIS s.55 Lmited}. lOlO tDes0rosses
and CortIandt Dining carr lO2o tulnins
Carr II a. m. 1255 Dining Carr 10 ODesorosses
and Corandt Streets 200 25S 325 lJinlng Carl 3'S
425 Dining Carr. 4.55 Dining carr 800 'Dnjns
Carr 755. S-25 S.55 925 .. II 10 n gnL sundays
coachesI. IS. $50. 923. 300 tI-Tntel
955 Dining Carr a l255 (DinllS carr Los
rs Dining Carr. SOB . DINING Carr
455 Dining Carp. 555 Dining Car. 755 s25 500 92a
| D. m, II 10 night.
Fifth below 23d ST.. Astor House Nes
Street Station and starors foot y De
Cortlandt Streets: Court street $50 Fu
9S Broadway and Penrsylvanla Annex STA
tion Brooklyn: Station. Jersey City. The New f1-s
Company call and cheek baSgage from
hotels and residences through destination Teephn
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cat
Service
]. B. HUTCHINSON. j. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
coroRAD0 SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
fnp Stock Exchange by the Counselnan & Day pri-
yate wire from William P. Bonbright & Co.. OF
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
POYAI BLUE LII NE

KOf AL DLOL II 1'I
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 80 =, ~
...aS $500 400 1000 .II3O A n. 100 LOO .dSS ,dSS
q 90 q 40 II 90 s'4OO 40. - 90. 100 VS." sS'
'tS-- BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON ~
+snO 40 o. s11.30 A NJ. 100. tl5O 'S-+'' 49,
s7OO NJ 80 IS ndt- . - 10 asf 4s4
caces: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry la5 5 r+r S5
,eon TS54 Rvay IS2 sth Ave. 13T 9Th Ave- . hn
Vest i53 Fas I2ath 273 West 125h 81 -. - "a
-. rs Nev York Court 5+4. $40 Futon -
srookyn aS Broadway. Williamsburg New ,.S,1 Io+S
o. o. calls for and checks baggage % deslo e,,-
sFrou, Liberty only. 'Daily. tDaily' except 7
day sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos \ NJ ?. NJ Daily except Sundays 70 F4tNs
field. Sundays only. at go A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticke, Offices at 26f 415 and l216 Broa6ySays
Union S1 w 2T5 Columbus Ave. i33 West t-o1n
125th ST 13sth ST stations New YORK; :5S ana '
Fulton and1 Broadway. E d. BrookIyn
Teephone 3sth Street for New York CenSraI
Service. Baggage checked from notei or rssiIe'0
pI 01G<rTT GEORGE H. DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

A MEXICAN LINE
- NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
81 Iots Dec 10 iceland Jan. 8.
SsInhta Dec 25 St. a
Ian / 10 a. Philadelphia Jan % 10 a m
st RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK RK-ANTwERP-PARIS-
Southwark. Dec 49, noon Haverford Jan l. noon
%. noon iceland Jan. s.
INTERN ATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
piers IA Is. n. r. Office T3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS
SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tNORTH GE5fSNA-s
LINE. to LIZ y
NAPLES AND GENOA GIBRALTAR & ALGir@rNS
BY EXPRESS STEAMERS
Steamers Aller Trave. Hohenzollern DO not
a Algers-
fFIohenzollern Dec Is fLahn %
.F Bismarck columbia Jan % 1'
+Kaieerin Jan. IL II A. taller Feb ), a N
ITrave Ian Is II A NJ sF Bismarck. FEB II
zo .1Ex.Nrr,Ta saiing 1EtyP7 a5 10 AN 1s 30 MICH
available for the steamers or either me
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen Loi
don. Southampton Paris and Cherbourg: 1rov0
LINE OEI.RICFIS & CO.. Agents
81 BROADWAY. N Y. BROADWAY, y y
Hamburg First St. Hopoken " .
Lloyd from Amity St. BrooElyn
Kaserin 81, North River, N Y
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

Coffee cables: Santos-Coffee market steady. good aVe
age Santos $500 receipts, 24e0o hags stock l4gIot
2Iar1Ftrg-Coffee market opened unchanged: Al
9.36 N was net unchanged pig lower. sales 5000
bacs Havre-Cof-ee opened Irregular = franc
hirFer- at u m advanced = franc; al 3 barely
steady !. franc lower: $50 declined = franc
+n+al snie 600 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
lstical position Of Brazilian coffee is as follows

Rfo-Coffee market firm; No Rio 5S525 exchange
10 15-32d: receipts bags cleared for the United
States bags; cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

.Daiiy. tDaily except
OHices. Il3. "6I. 4S4. lS
w. Sql Grand Street. y.
whitehall Terminal and L
from. hotel OF residence TO